Bowdoin College - Bugle Yearbook (Brunswick, ME)

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CU Ocean of faces! Surging in power , College 's thy store-house, , . beniors thy dower, Pluggers and athletes Of every degree, Brilliant and stupid, Are swallowed by thee - i FT' C25 How fearful for one Wl io must steer on alone To rush on thy hreakers, And list to their moan! To think how thy flerceness His hopes all lnust tzune, NVhen the voice of Humanity Hisses his naniel N ffl -, liylhxjllkl mfs wp vs liiflllf vy?,lf !llvHM'.! :all lilfll,f:mlllWiIfF1 A RN'-C-CELL E-C5 bg llllllllll, Qi T lj We gn llNX llfl' MIKWIH! - is ' - 'f X -A x xnxx f x 'Q f bi N, X X X .L .jg x- - W Zlfs l l ill NK l N if I - yd l lx-i xx xxx ff S 9 U fx llll eff! X M NNQ HDW N f X 'l xx sg fssfffqy wt, is N X lw gl l. like ga f, 1 NS lx lim fy W l W so if Y if e of ff: MS ff? WDJIMEWKZ lik VX?lfflN 2fM J! fpiigffkkkyxl. A ell! 5 Q L Xl. xx fqfgxxxsvw gg l fe? S235 PEtlW?lEf,gtl'g5Sf-iff Sylgs fl K l ff eff! of ie We so f eff 5 sewer l f -2 wwsf-X C33 For thou art inszttiate Destructive, unboundg Thy whirlpools shriek ever The death -knelling sound. The Senior, all pallid, Like ghosts from the tomb, Plunges into tl ree, There finding his doom. C4 J Hun1anity's ocean Shrieking for blood! The Senior unready Drifts on to thy flood. Unfit for the struggle, Too late he has learned The need of that plugging He ever has spurned,

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Edward Henry Newbegin, SAX Parker Cleveland Newbegin, SAX Albert Kansas Newman, AKE Henry Herbert Noyes, SAX George Harris Packard, AM: Fred Eugene Parker, SAX Walton Wfillis Poor, SAX Gould Alexander Porter, SAX Bertrand Dean Ridlon, SAX Charles Edward Riley, SAX Otto Clifford Scales, AKE Fred james Simonton, jr., NPT Harry DeForest Smith, AKE Thomas Henry Tibbetts, Frank Martain Tukey, ZW Charles Sias lfVrigh1, SAX Defiance, 0. Defmzce, O. Eau' Mlfofz. Scmih F7'6Ep07 f. Bosiofz, Blass. Deerzbzg. Sebago. kgf7'07Zg'. Porifaazd. M rs. Ahffih Cblzzwzy, JV Hi Ilifiofz. Rocklafzd. GLz1fdz'1ze1'. Pwolwich. Nfwcasfle. Poffffafzd. Former Members of '91. N. F. Allard, F. E. Bragdon, SAX AS. A. Cleayes, NPT H. T. Field, AKE . P. Godfrey, AKE 4' Deceased. F. H. B. Heald, E. M. Leary, SAX H. Powers, AKE J. M. Rounds, AM' 27 A. H 27 A. H I1 A. H 28 A. H ir W. H 32 A. H 32 A. H 23 A. H Ridlon's 25 A. H 5 A. H 8 KN. H 5 A. H I4 M. H 22 M. H 23 A. H E. A. Thompson, AM: agp? x8

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' yrwae . ?,AA4 'gf ,A-Aka f' ' S2 -.hltif -Y '3'AA:4'. . if Q all 6 ' 5 1, Eisforg of 'QL ELUCTANTLY the Historian takes up his pen to chronicle for the last time the History of his class. It has been a pleasant task in former years to tell of its renown and glory, and he feels himself inadequate, in this last,History, the epitome of four years of college life, to fitly narrate the many vir- tues and victories of his glorious class. And yet he can but do his best, feeling sure that, wherein his weak words have failed to tell what might have been told, the reader will supply the need from the pleasant memories which 'gr has so profusely scattered all about her. It has been a big class. As our immortal poet has so uniquely Said : 'N?1zezjf-0126 is zz big, big dass, Big in 7Z7H7Zb67'.S', bzlg in brass, Big in sfafefzgih, second fo vzwze, Of all the flasses 5126's Me one. And none will doubt the truth of this highly inspired poetical fact. To be sure it has been whispered and the report has somehow received credence that 791 is lacking in brains. Big in everything else, but lacking in this. Let it pass. What if it is so? Brains have become antiquated now. Who is it that receives the honor of his alma mazfer? Is it the plugger, the salutatorian? Oh, no l It is the famous pitcher, or the Wonderful foot-ball player. If ,QI has not 20