Colby College - Oracle Yearbook (Waterville, ME)

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EIIIITIITEUJQ. ' 5' 5' iilmt. ' Whole number at the beginning of course, 41. Present membership, 28. The age of the oldest man is thirty years, of the youngest, nineteen. The average is twenty-four. The heaviest weighs 215 poundsg the lightest, 135. The average is 150. The tallest man stands 6 feet 25 inches in his stockingsg the shortest, 5 feet 55 inches. The average height is 5 feet 9 inches. , Seventeen ofthe Class are Baptistsg two Congregationalistsg one Methodistg one Universalistg one Unitarian, one Episcopalian. . There are twenty-four Republicansg one Democrat, one Populistg one Independent, and one Prohibitionist. Seven will teach, five will enter business, and Law, Ministry, Medicine, Electricity and 200746 will claim the attention of the others. Three are married, five engaged and more in hopes to be. Ulvnntnn. Whole number at the beginning of course, 25. Present number, 15. The age of the oldest is twenty-hveg of the youngest, twenty. The average is twenty-three. - The heaviest weighs 138 pounds 3 the lightest, 98. The average is 125 pounds. The tallest is 5 feet 7 inchesg the shortest, 5 feet 1 inch. The average is 5 feet 4 inches. Six are Congregationalistsg five Baptistsg two Methodistsg Unitarian and Friend, one each. There are thirteen Republicans and two Democrats. Ten will teach, two will study medicine, two are undecided, and one will keep house. 95

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Eiaiiaiiw 111' 396. NICKNAME. FAVORITE PASTIME. HIGHEST AMBITION. Fir Fon. HONORABLE MENTION. W11.1. Dis on. Burton. Professor. Chewing old Honesty GJ Has none. Swinging rizmzb bells. At'teud1eTd uChurch, Fresh- General decay. 1112111 8. . Collin. Coff. Stufhng Guilde. To beat Bates. A sexton. Nevetrl missed a Baptist so- Consumption. cia e. Cole. Al. Eating. To please Santa. Fuel! Got a wife. I Overdose of Physicfsj. Collins. Dick. Calling. To be admired. Utilizing darkness. Stayed in Monday evening, Swollen brain. Ct- ?3' . . . Dunn. Harry. Chinning co-ords. To be a fiirt. De-Bates. Had his hair cut twice a Bram fever. year. Durgan. Durg. Minding his own business. To be good. Taking care of Turner. Riajding 3 lines of Santa's Seeingdthe evil in the riting. wor . Foss. Fossil. Lecturing. To get a girl. ' Divorce Lawyer. Never lost his temper. Disappointmentuin love. Fuller. Ben. Arguing with Kim. To reconstruct the Um- Tax collector. Never was in haste. Beaten to death in argu- verse. ment. Getchell. Getch. Taking life easy. To beat Pillsbury. To occupy space. Born in Shawlmut. Accidental haste. I ' Hall, H. Hack. Crimping his hair. To have a snag. Heaven. Communes with mortals. Not death,buttrans1tlon. Hall, E. Ed. Assisting Burton. To get throug . Horsejockey. Attensded Chapel,November O h B. ld . 7,1 94, nt escao . Hamilton. Hammy. Selling shoes. To make a dollar. Bnnco steerer. Never told a lie. Fall offa high bluff. Hanscom. Hanse. Working nights. To be Prof. in Keely Inst. Filling collars. Kept awake through recita- Loss of sleep. tions. May io, 1895. Hubbard. Hubby. Learning to talk! Tc? do as he has done in the Elocution teacher. Had his picture in Lewis- Cholera infantuiu. uture. ton journal. Hutchinson. Hutch. Keeping quiet. To run a shoe-factory. Existence. Raised a moustache. Gradually petrihed. Kimball. K-im. Plugging. To take an X. Messenger boy. Shunning evil companions. Old acge. Lornner. Billy. Listening to Hammy's To be a sport. Flavor for Missionary Does'nt deserve any. Suici e. stories. stews. Merrill. John. Making music. To equal Sandolw. Ash carrier. Four years in chapel choir. Cramp. Padelford. Paddle. Punniug.2 It has been realized. I Ramrod. Bmns all his coal., immortal. Peakes. Fred. Collecting shirts. To preach at Good VV1ll. Prize Fighter. Sanctimonious expression. From want of pity. Pike. Jim. Criticisiugf To get a sheep-skin. Coxey's army. Always keeps an eye out. Sudden surprise. Pratt. Herby. Riding his wheel. To beat Nelson. Xvashing dishes. Entertained Levi's girl. Pneumatic fever. Sawtelle. Charles. Talking bimetallism. To go to Congress. Stump speaker. Grants tihlat the Profs. know Uawjndice. I . l I some! mg. . Thompson. jimmy. Sleeping. To be popular with co-ords. Alderman. NVakes up for meals. Fall to wake up. Fooker. Tom. Rocking the cradle. To shoot partridges. Sawing wood. h For his promising family. L?-ClCj3NV from, tack in oot. Turner. Charlie. Getting ready. Same as Foss. Almost nothing. NVas ou time,date forgotten. Never overtake death. Watkins. Wat. Phtlosophizmg. Unknown. Paradise lost. Attended recitations occa- Broken heart. . I sionally. I VVyman. Levi. Going home. To play tennis. Dime Museum. He nose everything. Heart failure. Miss Cheney. Cheney. Teaching in Maine X1Voods Good standing as M.D. A reader. For solo work in choir. Caught by goblins. H Croswell. Molly. Chinning Teddy. To reform the Profs. A diplomat. For cultivating NVhiskers. Fighting. H Dunn. Flo. Plugging. To speak Aryan. QD B K. For a frivolous character. Translation. Edgecomb. Little Come. Skating. To tell the latest. Die Brant eines journal- For using good slang. Like a rocket. , , isten. it Farr. Eppie. Going up stream. To sing Grand Opera. A companion. For a good memory. Forget to breathe. ., Ffmlch- Lame- Bflflgmg IEP FFGSIUHCH- HHS Hone- Sugar and spice. For founding M. D.'s Ofa broken heart. ,, giggle' gang giefnlaklng- To awe thteqbeholders. A schoolma'am. For singing in choir. like a swan. Y- YU Y- 21 llftg' o fro to icago. Heaven. For fainting gracefully ar y. H Mathews- Sara' GUHYHTIE- A stjag of ten. To warn, Elo comfort, to For being good. At her pOSt. Meserve. Preserves. Reciting German. President of M. D.'s NI?g.nliiis.ai:ila'ce. For cal mine the sick. inhaling chlorine gas. fj Moffatt- Muff Refewlng- ? To make him happy. For not CUI?iiU0' her hair. Of secrgtjoy. Pepper. Betty. NValking. To be a good cook. Fred. For outside wgrk. At the last moment. ii ings. Ask Peakei Makiflg UP Work. To live to graduate. Fred. For using library. Hard. H Oh, ms Rebekah. 1 ending the door. ,Fo grind the poor! A tragedy queen. For looking prim. To the manner born. W itman. Evie. Writing to Yale. Fo be ajoy forever. A decorator. , For being a sister. Gracefully. 1' College book store. 1 Pebbles in his mouth, 51 la Demosthenes. 2 Learned it on Appleton St. 3 Destroying the reputation of the best auth ors. 4 In the next world,

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Claw nf 396. 9 5' Ewen. CLASS YELL :-'Rah I 'Rah 1 'Rah! 'Rahi 'Rahl Colby! Colby I 'Rabi 'Rahl 'Rahl Hiyi! .Hiyil Hiyil Hix! 'Rahl 'Rahl 'Rahl 'Rah! Ninety-Six. CLASS COLORS: GOLDEN BROWN AND LIGHT BLUE. flbffrrxzra. I , FRED M. PADELEORD, President. CARLETON E. HUTCHINSON, His!01'z'an. ALBERT W. LORIMER, Wm-P1'esz'cz'enz'. EVERETT L. GETCHELL, Prophei. CHARLES B. FULLER, Seczfefmgf. HARRY E. HAMILTON, flfarslzall. ELFORD L. DURGAN, Treasuifezf. HERBERT N. PRATT, Teas!-Jlfasfer. HARRY DUNN, Offaiaff. WALTER L. HUBBARD, Sz'zzz'z'.s'z'z'cz'az1z. CHARLES B. KIMBALL, Poef. JAMES M. PIKE, Address fo l!9zrZe1jgfrczdzza!4'.r. FRED VJ. PEAKES, Chaplairz. CHARLES E. SAXVTELLE, Parfmg 14!27!IlI'6'S.K' Qixzruiiinz QEU11111IiffI2B. CHARLES W. TURNER. THOMAS C. TOOKER. HASCALL S. HALL. - Qlnnuniifmz nn flibhw. JOHN B. MERRILL. HOWARD C. HA A NSCOM. ALBERT S. COLE. 26