Blair Academy - Acta Yearbook (Blairstown, NJ)

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1903 they were organized as a class, the unexcelled class of ,04. It seems strange that it was called the Class of '04 when in reality it was the class of good forty! Yet, not so fast. By proportion ,O4 is equivalent to good forty, thus-Good: 04: : naughty: 40. In this the last year of lo4's career it upholds tl1e usual dignity of Seniors and preserves order in every department of school life. In return it enjoys the limited Senior privileges with all they signify. Never has there been so large a Senior class in Blair Hall and never one that has made itself so useful in contributing plans for the advancement of the school in general. During nearly five years, short though they seem, ,O4 has al- ways given its assistance in the efforts to uphold the high standards erected by preceding classes. The Breeze has received generous contributions from '04: the literary societies-the pride of Blair Hall-l1ave depended largely for their guidance upon the members of '04 5 while the athletic association owes a great deal of its success to the untiring elforts of ,O4 to strengthen every team chosen to represent Blair Hall in her contests with other schools. The Class of '04 is now living in the Present, hopeful that it may excel all records of the Past and that its greatest history is yet to be recorded. As the Future is best foretold by the Past, each member of the Class of o4 should have a cheerful and hopeful heart to await the wind that shortly blows us into worlds unknown. - I-IISTORIAN

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I LOCKE HALL AND INSLEY HALL

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MINIUEIJRS 5, 4.04, F A ' A Z M wfficers PRESIDENT-ALFRED BELL VAN HOUTEN VICE-PRESIDENT-OLIVER JOSEPH DIXON SECRETARY AND TRliASlT1iER-MURIEL DELIA SPICER