Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Class of 1895, Princeton University: Quindecennial Record, 1895-1910
Scattered through its pages are some pictures of Princeton's newer buildings. As a physical plant, the College has doubled in size during the fifteen years since we were launched upon an expectant world. Princeton's material and architectural progress is but the outward sign of her intellectual and scholar ly awakening. In these things we have pride; perhaps also a sense of relief that we were permitted to graduate before the advent of rigid requirements.
Some snap-shots of the Class Reunion have been added. As a frontispiece you will recognize the D. Q. Brown Long Distance Cup, won fairly by Ray Carter who left his work in the Punjab, Province of India to travel half-way round the world and spend a week in Princeton with the Class of Ninety Five.
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