Austin College - Chromascope Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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JUNIOR CLASS. Motto: Uter pro omnibus cl omnes pro utero.” Colors: Royal Blue and White. i'LOWER: Carnation. OFFICERS. M. B. Pitts, Jr............... C. M. Dellinger............... Dee Kalb Morrell.............. O. C. Touchstone.............. O. L. Smith................... E. V. Moore................. F. E. Chamberlain............. . . Vice-President. .......T reasurer. . Sergeant-at-Arms. T. W. Currie. C. M. Dellinger. CLASS ROLL. Dee Kalb Morrell. M. B. Pitts, Jr. O. O. Touchstone.

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY. It is with a certain degree of hesitation that the writer attempts to present a history of his beloved class. We are sometimes in danger of losing sight of the very significant fact that a “history” is not a “myth,” and by giving vent to our imaginative powers, however meager they may be, we may step over into the realms of the poet who has who, in after years, shall read this brief sketch of the Junior Class of 1906, shall be “Each for all and all for each.” crucial period. It is in the course of this period that the chemist, by brin ing to bear the various necessary forces, is able to separate the pure metal frcm the crude and unrefined ore. The more perfect the apparatus and the better suited the reagents, the more com- plete will be the separation. It is left largely to men to choose under what conditions they shall pass this period as well as the apparatus in which the refining shall take place. And so it was that fourteen of the very best specimens of crude ore (the writer excepted).