Yankton College - Okihe Yearbook (Yankton, SD)

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'-T hitufz Elinrmunrh ln compiling this annual it has been our constant aim to retell be-tween its covers in an attractive and interesting way the story of the varied and diverse fields of college life. We are deeply conscious of its many shortcomings, and our only apology is that we have done the best we could. Those of you who have been here before us and those of you here today realize that on a lifeless bit of paper it is impossible to tell the story of Yankton as we know and feel it. You realize that Words cannot express and pictures cannot portray the feeling We have had while seated in these classrooms, strolling over this campus, lighting and cheering in yonder athletic park. Such a theme must be lived in order to be appreciated. Therefore, do not base your criticism of this annual upon your conception of the inner life of our college. Ai . However, if this volume brings to your attention some remembrances you still hold dear, if it draws you just a little closer to the old school we all so dearly love, then We can gladly say that our efforts have not been in vain, and that We have accomplished to some extent the duty which it has been our honor and our privilege to fulfill. Solic- iting no criticism, asking no commendation, we submit our efforts to you-the ones for whom We have labored.

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