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

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FOREWUR This PANDORA is the annual chapter in th history of Washington and Jefferson Col lege. Here we have zealously endeav- ored to clearly portray the events of our Junior year. With the hope that it may be a perpetual font of happy reminisence, we, the Board of Editors, present this volume to the class of nineteen hundred and twenty-four. 'mtl 'Sis 5203 2 e' A

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.Q .fn qi lb U ii I I anim' M ,V U E, , , A ,,, .tu u A IPANDORA 3111121 gmiafer S we hold this volume in our hands and turn its leaves one by pgs: :ff l one, we are thinking today, and we will be thinking tomorrow, , D and we will be thinking each tomorrow as we turn the leaves again and again, of a peculiar connection that necessarily ex- -'-' ' iss' I ists between the PANDORA and the dear old campus. It is a picture of today 3 it is also a picture of yesterday, and in a peculiarly rich way the colors and tints of the life lived here are brought back to our vision. Here is the stroke of the artist, here is the mark of the wit, or the foibles and flings of the satiristg here is praise, may be, and a bit of romance that is beautifully covered yet decidedly lucid. Here are photo- graphs and cartoons bringing before us in the silence of our chamber of meditation the face and form-maybe the strength or the weakness of those we knew so well. To those of us who have been beyond the campus for years measured in decades, or even less, the very perusal of these pages serves to bring back the forgotten incidents and memories of campus days, and thereby we are reminded of an allegiance-a duty-a privilege, that is ours be- cause we sojourned here in hours and days that no doubt we count among our happiest. 'Tis a service quite worth while, then, to spend one's strength, time, and thought in preparing this volume, and we ofer our congratulations here to the young men of 1924 who have so faithfully given us this picture. Perhaps its very presence will induce us to go down the old library shelves and bring forth again the old PANDORAS of our days and again in periods of time reune with the brothers who sat beside us when the roll was marked in the old Main Hall. Respectfully submitted, S. S. BAKER, President. Fifteen