Albion College - Albionian Yearbook (Albion, MI)

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SENIOR CLASS ROLL. 1Vame. Cvurxu. Abbott, L. F. Armstrong, E. A., A T A Bartley, J. H., Z X Berkaw, G. R. Campbell, Jennie E., A I' Ishizaka, Masanobu Laberteaux, F. Leonard, O. A., A T A Lovejoy, O. R., A T A Mattice, A. E. Pierce, Dollie G. Rogers, E. G. Rork, Lydia M. Warren, H. G., Z X Welch, Marv D. Weyant, F. N. Wright, George W. Wright, Lizzie M. Yamaka, Hatanoshin sci. cl sci I sci cl I sri sci Z sci al cl Z sci sci Z sci gk sci cl 1 sci cl Ze! Ze! I9 Ir'csz11'u1lce. Galesburg Detroit 4 Grand Rapids Parma South Haven Tokyo, Japan Albion Albion Albion Spring Arbor Utica Medina Agnew Flint Schoolcraft Danby May May Tokyo, .T apan

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JUNIOR QLHSS HISTORY. XVe are the light-hearted, jolly juniors. We have out-lived the freshness of our early college life, but have not yet attained the dignity and scholastic accomplishments of our senior friends. This is our holiday. Next year, however, will tire out our brains, trying,-alas, in vain,-to follow in the first steps of our present senior class! It doesn't seem to us that we will ever know enough to graduate, VVe don't speak of this, however, except in confidence, for we really do expect to graduate next year, by relying on our good looks, and working the faculty, XVe are ornamental, too, Every- body but those stuck up Seniors will own it. And, clon't you know, the most exquisitely beautiful set of gentlemen bangs in the whole institution belongs to the junior class? Beside being beautiful they are useful, One has only to glance at those of which R-l-o P-r-t-r is the' proud owner to be firmly convinced of the truth of the Darwinian Theory. Our girls have bangs, toog how Raphael would have gloated over the rights of our little Junior girl who has not one but many a little curl. Some of us are athletes, VVhy! when we had our fight with the Seniors over a seat in chapel we came out second best! Some of us excel in faith and good works, still others live only to be beautiful. Take us all together, we are most auspicious for being hrst-class all-round dudes. VVe know we are a thing of beauty, and a joy forever, but we are not to blame for it, we cau't help it, for 'tis our nature to, To be sure there are some drawbacks, It does become monotonous, sometimes, to have every eye turned in our direction, whenever we appear in all our elegance, with a rare and stunning maiden at lecture or concert, We actually do feel almost faint as we think of the adniiration and jealousy we have aroused. ' 2I