Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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------a »-. ------?5 o------ (Offirrro. President, CHARLES II YOUNG. Pice President, . WILLIAM H. DEWART. Secretary, ROBERT M. GREER. Treasurer, . LAWRENCE P. HANCOCK Historian, HUGH STERLING. Poet, . . WALTER W. SCRANTON. Toast Master, CLEVELAND K. BENEDH Prophet, . CURTIS CLAYPOOLB. frwr i Captain, GEORGE A. REID. On i lor. . RALPH S. HOLBROOK. Senators, ROBERT M. GREER. 1 JAMES H. YOUNG. 18

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 the last time ’87’s historian responds to the oft repeated call of the Reveille editors and undertakes to write a his- tory of his renowned class. For most classes this is an easy task, but to recount the deeds of ’87 is indeed one of great dimensions. In fact a task so great that a few only of the most important points of our college sojourn can be touched upon. I low well we remember the first freshman class meeting, and after it the rush, when the gallant thirty of ’87 met and bravely conquered ’8fi s nine men. How distinctly the victorious yell sounds again in our ears as we remember the games of hall in which we were victors, as well against the combined forces of the college as against each separate class. On the dawn of our wondrous class, which is to shed so much glory over the history of Kenyon, we possessed thirty members, but alas only eleven have braved the storms of college examinations, and among the one-time members we find some of our most shining lights. Even now we can picture in our minds the cultivated and melodious tones of Cinthy, the natural and extremely graceful walk of manly Alfy, and the deep and hidden wisdom of Mosc. We find, to change from the ridiculous to the sublime, two of the absent members joined in holy wedlock, and fortune willing! the rest 19