Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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POSrP C3RA.D U ATE 1 HISTORY of the Post Graduate department for the year 93-4 is only a continuation of the history of the class of ,93 of glorious memory. The resolutions passed by the F aculty and the Board of Trustees, in which the old method of conferring the Masters degree was changed to a new one by which any graduate of Miami might receive that degree, who had completed done yearis Post Graduate work and presented a thesis, attracted two of its members to return. , But these men, moved by their love for their alma mater, had still stronger reasons for returning. It was thought that the withdrawal of so many of the best, most regular and most ex- emplary students would leave the under-graduate department in a very demoralized condition, and it was plainly seen that the class of ,94 was hopelessly incompetent to undertake the duties and responsibilities of leadership, that generally fall upon Seniors. Taking all this into consideration, the class decided that it would be best for at least two of its members to return, that they might by their unswerving loyalty to college work in general, set a glorious example to the aspiring under-graduates. That these men have sustained the reputation of their class need not be stated here. The Faculty of Miami are certainly greatly in- debted to them for the continuation of that highly commendable good conduct which so conspicuously marked the years which - the whole class spent in college. When at the end of this semester they leave their itdear . college Izomef we hope that the iniiuence for good which they leave behind them will be wide-spread, and take deep root in the minds of their fellow-students. Then they may retire with the pleasant consciousness of duty well done to await the plaudits of coming generations.

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PREPDOM' CLASS H. M. BRITTAIN, - - - - - - President CLASS COLORS, - LAVENDER AND CREAM W. H. KEYS. - - - - - - Vice President . J. TEETER, - - - - - - - Secretary YELLt'JQS! Ylp! Ylp! ,98! YU! R0! Boomerang! Boomerang! Ho! Aug! H0! C' M' POOR, ' I - - - W - Treasurer Eureka! Miami! Boom! Boom! Bah! WH. N. SCHAFSTALL, - - - - - - Historian Q38! ,98! Rah! Rah! Rah! S. C. WEBSTER, - - - - - - - Clzaplaz'n ' P . D. HALE, - - - - - - Nigkt Watclzman CLASS MOTTO-Zome7z Nz'kan. MERGING from the dusky realms of Chaos partment-it now stands forth as a monument of what education is a being Whose perfection in develop- and Fourth of July celebrations can do for one. ment, symmetry of proportion, moral At the outset let it be understood that we are modest and and intellectual attainments are pheno- unassuming. menal. We refer to the class 0ft98-a We might tell of our grand achievements in the class room class destined to make in the four coming and on the campus, but modestly refrain. Look not ,here for a years Of its college career an unparalleled history of our heroic deeds on the Athletic field. G0 rather and record Of unprecedented and unbounded witness the Base Ball and Foot Ball contests, the Tennis tourna- successes, hard work. and judicious Wire ments, the Field Day exercises, and observe the conspicuous part pulling. - - taken by ,98. Having successfully and honorably passed through the Of course, it is as yet too early for the genius of the Senior greater part of its nursery-in other words, the preparatory de- t Preparatory class to shine forth in full glory, but When you seek -E-