Washington and Jefferson College - Pandora Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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energiesg and not alone of our own energies, but of all whom we could prevail upon to help usg and so being our best, we let it go upon the market at its full value. During the past year there has not been much to record as new, in fact old stories are constantly repeating themselves 3 and so we have had to use some material that may perhaps savor of past generations. A Now then, trusting that you will open our book, and,read of what you find therein, we leave you, this being positively our iirst and last appearance. V O . ei n Y' 6

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ntroduetion. GAIN in the general run of events has it become necessary for the Board of Pandora Editors to make their customary salam. Abrupt, but entirely Delsartean, as this bow may be, we most cer- tainly could not ask for a fairer public before whom to lay the results oi' our literary eiibrts. I To the reading public, let it be said, that they can show us their appreciation of our labors in no way so well as by buying a copy of our annual and reading therein with friendly interest 5 giving us the advantage ot' all cheering words of commendation, for we all like that, and handing down to our successors all necessary criticisms, for they will like that better now than later on, when they come to edit a book. To our advertisers we can but return most sincere and cordial thanks for their hearty support in matters financial, and may they be fully repaid for all money expended. To our college-mates we can but say, that from no source is encour- ment so much needed as from you, and if you have failed in your regard for us we may wish that you will never have like cause for complaint. Yet to those classes who have so readily seconded our efforts, we now extend the hand ot thankful fellow men and friends. To our predecessors we know not what to say, except that they have been in the same boat, and had like cause for rejoicing that some one had gone before them to point out the wayg and now that the way has been traveled, we are most happy to join them in the Irishman's heaven, fi. e. in taking a long rest. For our book we can claim, that it is the result of our most fertile 5

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