Wilmington College - Wilmingtonian Yearbook (Wilmington, OH)

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-T Lb ' fl TLILINIU . f History of Wilmingtonian The Wilmingtonian has now been published each year for a student generation. In 1920 the first Wilfmingtonian of this series was published by the senior 'class of that year. The 1920 Wilmingtonian was a fine book and met with the hearty approval of the Whole school. The staff however, la- bored under great difficultles due to the fact that such an elaborate annual had not been published for several years. Consequently they were inexperienced and did not have the advantage of preceding books to guide them and were unable to profit by the mistakes of others. But true worth is best appreciated when it meets difiiculties and overcomes them. Richard Larkin and Ralph Boring are to be congratulated on the book they produced. The next year a larger and more complete annual was gotten out under the leadership of Clyde Milner and Howard Orr. The book showed a great development over its predecessor and illustrated that an editor can profit by the mistakes of others. This year the faculty and upper classes were paneled, and the pages were printed in two colors. The athletic secti-on was enlarged showfng outlined figures of football and basketball letter men. The 1922 Wiliningtonian fedited by Elizabeth Johns with Neil Mounts as business ni-anagerb proved to be still larger and better than ever before. This book featured a colored view section and an alumni roster. The athletic department Was developed to ta still greater extent, having become one of the m-ost attractive divisions of the annual. The section represent- i-ng organizations was bettered picitorially altho it sufered from a literary standpoint. All the Wilmingtonians have faithfully reproduced the spirit of W. C. and the school may be justly proud of such a series of publications. 'cz I U 3 H3255 . Y X Q X X x X .ii-

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