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Foreword We have finished nurrask. To us fell the pleasanr work of hringin~ forth another Aloha after six years of invisible silence. At rimes the pathway was steep, and the future looked unpromising, but if we have brought back the treasured memories of College Days to some hoary-haired alumnus, or brollt!;ht the desire to some weary unde-r- graduate to take lip the fight with renewed vigor, or if we have in any way advanced the cause of uur Alma Mater, [hen we have been more than compensated for our labors. We present this The 1922 Aloha. \ v c have done our best; we offer 110 nj101()gic~