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

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J. W. ANTHONY, B. F. MEVAY, . R. S. CALDER, . J. J. CLARK, . J. A. MATHEWS, J. M. FREEMAN, 00:26 of Qbi1oP.s. Presidenl. S eereiagf. Treasurer. Business Manager. Business C ommillee Hz's!ory and Athleiics R- H- ALLEN, . Biograplzies. S. V. BEDICKIAN, flliseellany. 4

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To our bonorea' Presidenzf, who, by his uniiring labors, has brouglu' abou! the erection W' our new gyznnaszkwn, link volume is respeegfulb dedieaiea' by llze edilors. S

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nteoouetion. NOTHER college year is almost gone, devolving upon us its numerous cares. Although Cicero was unwilling to follow what other men began, yet we, his adn1irers, QD have concluded to follow the footsteps of those who have gone before, and publish an annual. Whatever your opin- io11 of Cicero is, you will doubtless rejoice that we differed from him in this one respect. In publishing an annual it is impossible to be entirely original, hence we have not hesitated to take suggestions from similar works. 1 The Pandora is intended to portray college life of the present day in all its forms, and for this reason it cannot help but be interesting to all friends of the institution. For what alumnus is there who does not look back with pleasure to the time when he too was one of the college boys ? In college life there must be some fun as well as work, so a book setting forth this kind of life must be sprinkled with some of its pleasures as well as the stern reality of hard work. We hope then that all will examine this annual in this light as we bear no malice to any one. , To our friends who have advertised with us, and to one and all who have assisted us in any way, we extend our thanks, hoping that you may be still more prosperous in the future than in the past. To those who may criticise, we say, of course you could have done bet- terg but this is our first attempt 5 you reader, may judge whether We have been successful. t BOARD OF EDITORS. J