Bowdoin College - Bugle Yearbook (Brunswick, ME)

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Dunning, Charles Herbert Files, Fred Howard Flixg, Fred Morrow Gibsox, Arthur Collis Goodwin, Howard Robinson Holdex, Edward Freeman Hutchixs, Charles Clifford Jacksox, Stuyvesant Tex Broeck Kexdall, Herbert Ph.ilbrook Knapp, Jesse Walter Lexxax, James Daxiel LlXSCOTT, ROSWELL Packard, Edward Albert, Pearsox, William Stacey Perham, Franklin Eugene Perkixs, William Abbott Pettixgill, Noah Brooks Kex Reed, Joseph Bartox Russell, Arthur Joseph Sewall, Bexsox Sxow, Horace Edwix Stetsox. Charles Hexry Swan, George Benjamin Washburn, Robert Charles Waterman, Jesse Francis Wheeler, Edward Fraxcis Winter, Walter Clarexce, Woodbury, Charles Simeon, Xf Brou-nsviUe. West Gorham. Portland. Bangor. Augusta. East Otisjield. Canton. Portland. Bowdoinham. So. Bridgton. Gardiner. Boston. Fass. Auburn. Bangor. Auburn. Salem, N. H. Augusta. Orrington. Halloiccll. Bangor. Bucksport. East Sumner. Waldoboro. Portland. . Waldoboro. Woburn, Mass. Bethel. . Cape Elizabeth. History of ' 83. rf |(T IS v;im to wait lor an inspiration suitable for this occasion. And it is J [ with a feeling of acknowledged incompetency that we endeavor to pen, ' in a fitting tone, a record of ' 88. Hers has been indeed a brilliant career [ For she has displayed her talents in every wholesome direction . ' on ble, and to BUOh am advantage thai il is not at all on I ol place that sonic should Incessantly shower words of praise upon her. Prom the day that ' 88 flrsl look upon herself the duties of college life, she has acted as one man

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Junior Class, 4 ' 83. jjr CLASS COLOR, MAROON OFFICERS. R. C. WASHBURN, President. J. B. REED, Vice-President. G. B. SWAN, . . . . ' . . . . Marshal. W. A. PERKINS, . . . ... . Orator. A. J. RUSSELL, Poet. J. A. CROWLEY, . . .... . Odist. B. SEWALL, ... ... Chaplain. R. LINSCOTT, . . • . . • . . . Curator. A. C. GIBSON, Sec. and Treas. Committee of Arrangements . F. E. PERHAM, S. T. JACKSON, C. H. DUNNING. NAME. RESIDENCE. Allen, Herbert Lincoln Austin, Arthur Everett Bascom, Henry Albert Chase, Edward Webb Cole, Herbert Elmore, Collins, Wallace Jason Corliss, Charles Alvah Crowley, John Alton Day, Francis Jerome, Jr. Dinsmore, John Edward Alfred. Readfield. Portland. Portland. Sebago. Gardiner. Bath. So. Lewiston. Hallowell. Brunswick. 2:5

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From the time her members first met, she has presented in victory or de- feat, for good or bad, one solid phalanx of united brethren. ' While other classes by necessity, through dissension or unfortunate circumstances, have broken, scattered, and at the end presented but a sorry remnant of their former selves, ' 83 with members on the increase, her organization more per- fect and her unity more clearly apparent, still, with well-deserved pride, points out her history and in vain waits for a better to be placed beside it. In what has she not shown herself pre-eminent? Victorious at everything, save one contest, with the class above her. Victorious at everything with the class below her. Acting as she thought Freshmen should act and not as others counseled. Worsting the Sophomores at every point in the custom contests and placing that class in ridicule, she, in turn, held perfect sway over the Freshmen under her charge, and conducted them as her caprices moved her. Where is the class that can put itself in comparison with ' 83 in respect to intellectual ability ? What class can boast of so long a line of proficients in literature, science and arts, as that gracing the roll of ' 83. What class has developed such prodigies for some branches as are known to honor the pres- ent Junior class ? In fact, difficult would it be to find forty men as a class possessing all the good qualities with which our subject is endowed. For all this, she is very modest. She does not parade her great capabilities, neither does she deride those who are morally or intellectually below her. But gladly giveth she aid and information to all who ask. ' 83 ' s course is not yet through, and not till then can one with any perfection chronicle her achievements, and when that is carried out to fittingly do her justice, will call for the talents of him who is the historian of historians. 35