University of Virginia - Corks and Curls Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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1907 1 CORKS AND CURLS I7 munuur- ------ I Q QQ Q CQQ irilllllrli 9 :11 ED 7 Q'Ulllllr Il Q C; EAST fall, feeling our inability to cope with this task, we wrote to one of our editorial predecessors and asked for assistance. He replied that he had never had a bank account of either literary or artistic deposits, but had merely drawn a few lictitious checks on imaginary accounts in the Spring of 1895. However, he had advice to give and sympathy to extend. His advice was: Resign in favor of one of your assistants. If H you canit do that, resign in favor of the janitor. If the janitor H wonit have it, and if you have a dog, resign in favor of the dog. W If you have no dog, resign without favor. But by all means 0;- resign. Unfortunately one of our assistants was busy politi- kating in the Law Class and the other was continually engaged as a jurymlan in the Visiting Girl trial of iRye Woodward. In despair we turned to the Janitor. tAlas, he had been lcalled up by Mr. Patton, charged with buying booze forthe Busi- ness Manager. We had no dog and Alec Humphreys refused to place Agnes in such a compromising position. Therefore, like Chauncey Depew, rather than resign without favor, we accepted Mr. Laughlin,s sympathy and are now ready to accept yours. In editing the 20th Volume of Corks and Curls we have striven first of all to give you a book which will be an attractive and valuable memento of the Session of 1906-07. Secondly, we have tried to turn out an annual which by its artistic merit will excite the admira- tion of those who have not had the fortune to call Virginia their Alma Mater. If, therefore, we bring one smile to your face or one expression of approval to your lips we shall feel that our work has not been in vain. We owe an everlasting debt of gratitude to Miss Foster and Miss Johnson, and to Messrs. Chamberlin, Munson, Walker, H. G. Jones, Benet, Wrenn, Bell and Bredin for their pains- taking labors in the Art Department. We thank Mr. Dabney for the cover design, and Mr. Littig for permission to reproduce the Panorama? And to Signor Jonesselli, the Italian painter, we are most grateful for the series of four paintings depicting favorite pro- fessorial pastimes. Our thanks are also due to Judge R. T. W. Duke, Jr., Dr. Thomas Nelson Page, Dr. E. A. Alderman, and Messrs. Dobie, Middleton and J. H. Bell for their literary contributions. ' 0 We feel that it is these friends of ours who have really produced Corks and Curls 1907, and to them should be ascribed any merit the book may have.