Washington and Lee University - Calyx Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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A fa:miliae scene- books DROPPED IK THE BrSH FOR THE P. O.; THE PROTECTIOX OF THE HONOR SYSTEM; THE QFIET BEAUTY OF THE CAMPUS. I] % S we watch our happy and event- ful years at Washington and Lee pass rapidly by we can reconcile ourselves to the thought of sep- aration only with the assurance that we are storing up memories and associations never to be forgot- ten. It is the purpose of this book to give to these treasures of the mind, tangible expressions — to give a sympathetic interpretation of Washington and Lee ' s background and its growing traditions, an embodiment of the ideals and aspirations of its students through many generations, and a graphic chronicle of the work and play and glorious com- radship that give these fleeting years their lasting significance. C L Y X OCT i 7 IS35

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WIWElffW THIRIY FIVE PI L Y X GBACEFL ' L WALLS OF LIBERTT HALL. SYMBOLIC OF THE ENDTBIKG QCAL- ITIES OF THAT INSTITU- TION OF LEARNING THE SCOTCH-IRISH FOUNDED ON THE FRONTIEB. ¥HE •YE IR • BOOH PUBLI§HED • BY ¥HE §TLDEWT§ Of 1 lWyi§HIWG¥Ora MO LEE UWIVER§ITY • • • Y LEMIWOIOra, WIROIWI

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MONUMENT TO JOHN B0BIN80N, IRISH HOBSE TBADEB, WHO MADE A FORTUNE HONESTLY AND THEN SPENT IT IN THE INTERESTS OF EDUCATION.