The Record of the Class
Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2009 with funding from Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation http://www.archive.org/details/recordofclass1909have , (l\/x£u^ J\A ihr^>^^^ UworJi iif tlir Ollaaa nf Jjiupt^pu-Jftup uf ||nuprforli OloU^gf ifialiprfofJi, fa. TO iSittus ilattlTrht 3lnupa who, more than anyone else, has given us ideals foi- which to strive, we dedicate this wholly inadequate Record of our Class life. ^g-—-^^E have been happy here at Haverford — more happy than we ever can express. W I ^^ No more at sundown on a troSly autumn day shall we hear, coming across Walton, ^ ^ the joyous, confident notes of the Football Song; nor in the dining- ^^''^ room, during supper, those mighty, swelling choruses we have grown to love so well. No longer shall we gather on Founders' steps to sing our hearts out in the summer twi- light. These things are now gone from us. All that remain to us are memories and echoes. In this book we have tried to hold some of these echoes. That is all. At beSl they are but songs sung low and far away. Yet our purpose will have been accomplished if we have been able to seize upon some of them before they passed from us and keep them sounding through the years — that, hearing them once more, however faintly, we may remember, and so press on, encouraged. .-'»V •, f? ? f t t'ff f t if,>^ THE CLASS Class O^^f^^^s Mark Herbert Carver Spiers - - President George Smith Bard - - - Vice-President Robert Lindley Murray Underhill Secretary Gerald Hartley Deacon - - - Treasurer GEORGE S.MlTll UARD.
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