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e C. S. mePbeeters, llll. D., President of the Board of Crustees of Westminster Zollege, the Blue .Tay ei'06 is respectfully dedicated I
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lntroduction A HEN the honor of editing the 1906 Blue Jay was so kindly conferred, by the Student Body, on the class of 1907, X Q Junior stock went up twenty per cent. The class itself X put its thumbs into the armholes of its vest and assumed a swagger, such as it had never dared use before. And the students said, Those Seniors had better look out or the Juniors will outshine them. But when the class got down to actual work, it saw that the glory of their achievements was hidden by drudgery and painstaking work. The editor of a college publication cloesn't lie on a bed of roses. 0 The editors of a student annual cannot hope to be very original. There are so many things that are absolutely required to appear every year, because custom and convention have ordered it thus. And yet if we would have a popular book, we must have novelty. This is the first difficulty the Junior class had to face. Whether it succeeded in solving this problem, we leave to our readers. We have done what we could. 0 A college annual must not be taken too seriously. We say this for the benefit of those who may think they have been hit too hard by the slams and josh of this book. It is probably true, that a col- lege student can make more fun of another and yet withal have a kindlier feeling toward him of whom he makes sport, than any other type of man. The student sees the idiosyncrasies and the oddities of those around him and has to laugh at them, but he also sees the heart of these same men and has respect and sympathy for their noble traits. And now in presenting to Westminster students and to the world this humble product of their labors, the class of 1907 can well sympa- thize with the author who watches with anxiety and impatience the reception, by the public, of the first child of his pen. We beseech you to receive it with sympathy and kind forbearance for it is a part of the life of the Junior class. 7
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