Amherst College - Olio Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

 - Class of 1885

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12 THE oL1o. th t be and costing nothing. We read, too, that The mental. and powers a , . social freedom there allowed and encouraged conduces to the rapid and health- t'on of animal spirits What more can we desire ? ful evapora 1 - . Of our relations to the other classes, We need say but little. The sopho- h ' been taught by bitter experience during the previous year of the mores, avmg futility of their rushes, reluctantly admitted their own weakness and now they hurry past with ill-concealed chagrin as we display our canes. ' ' lth u h The juniors have been, for the most part, exceedingly courteous a o g one of them made the ill-natured remark that we are very abundantly supplied with chlorophylfc' V ' Toward the seniors we have main a . , class president was insulted at the gymnasium by a senior's throwing a dumb- bell at him, he showed the proper spirit by picking it up and hurhng it back u on the abashed and terror-stricken upper-classman. Do not infer from this P that we are fond of strife, far from it. Even the Doctor has borne witness to the sweetness of our dispositions by telling us we have many of the character- istics of the gentler sex. Speaking of the gentler sex leads us to say, that, warned by the terrible example of '86, we have resolutely steeled our hearts against all influences of the tender sentiment. The sirens must content themselves as best they can with their sophomoric victims for far be it from us to believe that H To love is a liberal education, since such conclusion is rendered pal- pably absurd by the facts in the case before us. We glory in our independence. We have been the iirst to break the iron bands of custom and establish indubitably the right of the college student to announce his opinion to the various professors 1' at the athletic field or ' t ined a htting reserve but when our elsewhere. Indeed our oratorical powers are of the first order, and even a compli- mentary vote at a class election will call our abilities into full use. But we have said enough, and more than enough, to show to everyone our satisfaction with ourselves and our position aud we will close, trusting that our few words may have produced the desired eifect. THE HISTORIAN. Upon reading the above effusion, although we decided to insert it, we were, none the less, irresistibly reminded of the following lines from Oliver Wendell Holmes : We know it is a sin For us to sit and grin At them here 3 But this bald unj ointed chat? High-Hown phrases and all that, Are so queer! -ECLS. if Our recent accessions ', f the h taken in the A . ,- , - y ave requested us not to call them freslun 5 . ' - DCNOH N0 Junior would have been guilty of such a malicious fabricateign.EEl.s'iOe mls TOur recent . ' ' 1 ' - - - f,,Cu1ty.m-Eds. 21009951011 15 WVU high toned. An ordinary mortal would have said ' chin the if v l IQ 3 li D l S l ff .1 A 5 7: l i 2 l Q l Q



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FRESHNIAN GLASS. '87. mfffC6I'5. . . E. J. HARLOW, F. S. MILLS, . A A R. S. ROUNDS, G. C. DEAN, . B. BULKLEY, . NANIE. Allen, Eugene Thomas, A K E, Alvord, Andrew Porter, A A CD, Benjainin, Frank Everett, Bigham, John, Bliss, William Tyler, A A fb, Blodgett, Edward Dickinson, A K E, Bulkley, Barry, X QD, , PRESIDENT. . VICE-PRESIDENT. . SECRETARY. . TREASURER. . . . Hrs'roRrAN. RESIDENCE. ROOM. Athol, ' A Rev. Mr. Soott's. New Britain, Ct., Mr. B.. T. Dickinson's. Alstead, N. H., - 23 N. C. Pittsburg, Pa., Mrs. Muzzyls. Beirut, Syria, Mrs. Fisherls. Cortland, N. Y., V Mrs. Fairley's Washington, D. C., Mr. Rawson's. San Francisco, Cal., Mr. Phillipls. Call, Arthur Bradley, NI' T, Chase, Charles Amherst, X if, Chase, Edward Oloott, X NP, Davis, Albert Putnam, al' T, Dean, George Cooper, B 9 H, Dillingham, James Darius, Dixon, Joseph La Mott, al' T, Foye, Lewis Alden, Goddard, George Nelson, B 9 H, Hale, Cyrus King, A K E, Lake View, Ill., A Mr. Couoh's. Lake View, Ill., Hyde Park, Holbrook, Mr. Blake's Berkley, Mr. Wnl. Hastings' Smyfllfb N- Y., Mr. Benedict's North Andover, ' 32 S, C Milford. Mr. Blakels NeWbH'1'yP0rt, Miss Merrill's. 14 Mr. Couclrls. Mrs. O. G. Morse's. 1' I l 'Q Q l 3 A. --Q .5 D -4' if. 5 E ,M 3 3 Q Q E P E Q l E. i i

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