Allegheny College - Kaldron Yearbook (Meadville, PA)

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Holmes, Ralph William, W li' W, - Horton, Arthur D., - - lllingworth, Charlotte Jane, 11' fl 0, Jones, John, ---- Kepler, Mary Caroline, - Lefever, Clarence Homer, - Lowstuter, Will Jackson, 4' J 9, - Mayers, Andrew Jay, 4' fl' 'f', - Miller, Charles Haven, -5' A lf, - Moore, Olive Elizabeth, - Mumford, Aaron Weller, Murray, Nellie, - - Prindle, James P., 4' 11' 'l , - Stratton, Harry Ferguson, -5' fl 11, Stelle, Charles Asa, - - Walker, McBain, - - Wait, Joseph Oren, 4' 11' V Weyand, Paul, fb A 9, - Wilkinson, John Wright, Wolfe, Robert Hornell, - - Wright, James Vernon, 4' 41 U, T4 - Beaver - Erie Pittsburg Sharon Meadville l Hayfield Brownsville Hubbard, O. - Butler - Meadville Meadville - Meadville - Batavia, lll. Strattonville - Pittsburg - Saybrook, O. McLallen's Corners - - Beaver ' - Meadville - East Bethlehem - Homestead

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Senior Class. J' Colors--Red, white and blue. Yell- Rabi Rah! Rall! Sissl Rah! Boom! '98! '98! Give her Room! Officers. President, . . . Homer B. Graves. Vice-President, . John W. Wilkinson. Secretary, . NlcBain Walker. Treasurer, . Nellie Murray. Orator, . . . Robert H. Wolfe, Ladder Orator, . . J. Vernon Wright. Poet, . . Nlary E. Colter. Salutatorian, . Joseph O.Wait. Valedictorian, . Charlotte J. lllingworth. - Essayist, . . Fred. S. Breed. Prophet, . . Mary C. Kepler. Historian, . John F. Bower. Declaimer, . . . Anna Campbell. Class Roll. Bartholomew, Belle L.,ll' A 9, - . - Warren Bower, John Frederick, 314 lf, - - - Fredonia B1'own, Amy Lee, -il V, - . Jamestown, N. Y. Breed, Frederick Stephen, -5' fl ff, - - . Butler Calvin, Robert Baxter - - Calvin's Corners Campbell, Anna, ll' A 9, - - - - Kane Colter, Nlary Culbertson, 11' ll' 1', - . Meadviile Confer, Mabel Gibbony, 117' 9, - Oil City Colter, James Edward, 4' ll' V , . Nxeadville Graves, Homer Benton, - Sp!-ingbm-0 Haas, Eva Blanche, - . Memiville '3

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ff? S W f X ,W A' lr- xli, ii WJIHHIIIIUIX lf! HISTORY. O WRITE a history of the Senior Class seems an almost unnecessary task, for so well has it been done by present historians-a task it is, indeed, for so prone are we to overestimate our im- portance and point to one little corner in chapel X ' and exclaim, Behold the supremus of college 'W If . classes! But to write a history without bias is almost an impossibility, and especially is this t1'ue when it is written within a few years of its occurrence. After having considered, then, the unsurmountable diiticulties which stand in the Wayof the presenthistorian let us review, briefly, the most important events in the career of '98. UM AHA i x Well do we remember when we en- tered old Allegheny on that beautiful September day when nature dressed in her garb of variegated colors smiled upon us and seemed to encourage us in our new adventure. lt was an auspicious day, and to us the omens appeared favorable. All went well, and after the 7 J 4' Q ' fd . r 57 UM I V 4 i - ' jf .,g,.- ill I it ll, Y I- I' l' x l X ' ' -A i. .X X' Q Xl? 4, : If-r-xx ' 'rn i. If .siifffr , ' - xfglgq' ' I 4' .XL V' x.Is:ss: if ll' . L l 2:2125- clf-2-:zff , it f ', - Qziifrz: l 'A W 1562751 '.-gif? 9 lp! ' 'il A ls - f I ' I f if-Vflf' I Y 5 are ,J I I , 'av 1 eg.,.g.-, - I I K, l ..1.1.,.,f,j - SPE?-Filip' ll ' .Iwi 1:':5,32:3!,. -t , ,F -1,.1g,3113:..fj,,. fi .. . Hn EEZ? P ' jflfszs,,',yg,y5I5J5! f j!!!!5'22E..,I2g1 J f .,- Q 1'-a a. ' ' 'I-fl1:l12.',Lj1.l-.lug r .. st r' usual amount of red tape had been unwound we W6l'C admitted to classes and started on our four years' course. Wearily we plodded through the Freshman year with nothing to mar our happiness save an occasional scrap with our supe1'ior Soph. But so well have the glorious victo1'ies and brilliant achievements of our first three years been described in former histories that l will pass on and come to the point in our history in which we are all interested-the Senior year. As is generally the case, at the beginning of the Fall term the first important event was the class election in which more I 15