Bowdoin College - Bugle Yearbook (Brunswick, ME)

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College Jury, Young Men ' s Christian Association. Bowdoin Debating Club, Reading Room Association, Bowdoin Glee Club, Banjo Club and Chapel Choir Society Quartettes, Athletic Association, Field Day Sports, Order of Exercises, Best Bowdoin and College Records Base Ball Association, Base Ball Nines, Foot Ball Association, College Eleven Bicycle Club Tug of War Team, Boating Association, Class Crews, Tennis Association. Ivy Day, Eating Clubs, M. I. X., Checkerboard Minstrels, Memorabilia Bowdoinensia, Illustrious Men, Faculty Game, Squibuli, A Piece of Pie, Grand Howling Farce, Examination for Bowdoin Glee Club Faculty Glee and Banjo Club, Grand Concert, Slugs ( Fpper Cuts, The Reaper and the 1 ' lowcrs Calendar, 66 6? 68 69 70 7 1 72 74 75 76 77 7S 79 Si S2 S3 S 5 S6 87 SS 89 90 yi 9 2 93 104 106 10S 109 110 1 12 4 5 7 120 122 ' -3

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o» Jable of Qontente Vos Salutamus, Academical Faculty. Association of the Alumni, Ula 3 Monitors and 1 [istorj of ' yo. Officers of ' 91. Members of ' 91, History of ' 91, In Memoriam, Officers of ' 92, Members of ' 92, History of ' 92, Officers of ' 93, Members of ' 93, History of ' 93, . Medical Faculty. . . Medical Students, 1889, Alpha Delta Phi Chapter Roll. Members of Alpha Delta Phi, Psi Upsilon Chapter Roll. Members of Psi Upsilon Delta Kappa Epsilon Chapter Roll. Members of Delta Kappa Epsilon, Zeta Psi Chapter Roll, Members of Zeta Psi Theta Delta Chi Chapter Roll, Members of Theta Delta Chi, Phi Beta Kappa , Awards in 1889, Bowdoin College Library, Howdoin Orient, Gvmn sium C .iptain 9 13 H 17 18 20 3 -=4 26 2S 31 3 34 37 3S 40 44 45 .SO 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 64 65

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y os alutainus M ANY of the more important events in college occur annually. Every year old Bowdoin receives into her fostering arms the installment of Freshmen in whose heads she strives to implant the teachings of wisdom, manhood and common sense. Every year she sends forth into the world young men more or less fitted to take part in the battle of life, or to still farther fit themselves for lives of usefulness and honor which shall reflect credit on their Alma Mater. Every year, as a general thing, the Base Ball Nine grace- fully resigns its aspirations for the pennant in favor of one of those three lesser institutions Colby, Maine State or Bates, and every year the Bugle makes its appearance. The Bugle, having taken a complete course in the cere- bral convolutions of the heads of the several editors, now comes upon the stage to receive his degree from the hand of a critic- ising public. We hope it will be at least, cum laude. What is it he savs? Vos salutamus. Faculty, students, alumni, friends of Bowdoin. where ever you may be, the Bugle greets you and in the name of our be- loved college of which we are all so justly proud invites your inspection. The past year has been one of prosperity and the future of Bowdoin is as bright as the past has been successful. The fac- ulty and students are working in harmony, the fraternities are prosperous with less of the selfish struggle after loaves and fishes, which in times past, has been the menace of class union and general good will among the students. The faculty is practically the same as last year. Prof. Bowen, after a pleasant year with us, left to take the Professor- ship of French at Ohio State University, and his place is filled .bv Prof. John E. Matzke who has already proved himself to be both a scholar and a teacher. Mr. Brownson. who was only with us temporarily, went back to Yale to continue his studies with the regard and good will of all the boys who were fortunate enough to be under him. Mr. Tolman ' S8, who as a gentleman and a scholar needs no introduction to the upperclassmen, comes back to us as tutor in Greek and Rhetoric, and Mr. Parker ' S6 re- turns as assistant to Prof. Lee. Eighty Nine has gone from among us and their place will be hard to fill. Ninety Three litis come in with the customary large stock of verdancy and gall, but the verdancy will fade in time and the nail, though it will not be diluted with water as heretofore, will soon be found to be out of place and will become we trust a minus quantity. Ninety accepts gracefully its heritage of senior dignity, and uses it with the felicity and discretion which would be expected of such an ancient and honorable organization. Ninety One has taken oil ' the short pants . m ffi mf m m m. (7)