Yale University - Banner / Pot Pourri Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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CONTENTS From the Georgian and Gothic of Yale architecture, the inquisitive reader proceeds to the personalities of administration and the roll ' call of honors. Senior Societies next meet his eye, with Fraternities, multi- tudinous organizations, and clubs of all kinds following in their turn. The important place in University lite of Yale ' s nine old colleges is next portrayed m photo and story, succeeded by athletics of every calibre. Freshman portraits and biographies appear in the Freshman edition only. Last of all, and telling all, comes the index. F f.l '

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FOREWORD Believing that improvement is always possible where the spirit is willing, the Editors of the 1939 Tale Banner have sought to produce the finest book possible. New material and original treatment have been com- bined with the best of past work in an attempt to weld editorial matter, photographs, and art work into a homogeneous whole. With the hope that they have not striven in vain, the Editors take pride in presenting this, the ninety-eighth volume of the Tale Banner.

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DEDI CAT I ON Scholars respect his intimate knowledge of English poetry; fellow faculty members know him as an able and kindly administrator; and undergraduates find in him an understanding heart and ready sense of humor. He has returned to Yale fresh from success on a multitude of academic fronts, and