Bowdoin College - Bugle Yearbook (Brunswick, ME)

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.IXXV C... 'il Il I . I i -.CT-'I U DEDICATION 5 EDITORIAL BOARD 6 FOREWORD 7 STATISTICS OE THE COLLEGE TRUSTEES 10 OVERSEERS ' 11 CALENDAR 12 OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION 14 FACULTY 15 COLLEGEWDREACHERS AND LECTURERS 24 ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS I 25 CLASSES 27 FRATERNITIES 113 UNDERGRADUATE ACTIVITIES . ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF BONVDOIN COLLEGE 155 BOARD OF MANAGERS 155 STUDENT COUNCIL 157 BOWDOIN PUBLISHING COMPANY 158 Y. M. C. A. I 159 ART SECTION 161 LITERARY The Orient 171 The Quill 173 The Bugle 175 Debating 177 New England Intercollegiate Public Speaking League 179 Class of 1868 Prize Speaking 180 Alexander Prize Speaking 181 Ivy Day Exercises 182 Class Day Exercises 183 Graduating Exercises 184 Degrees Conferred in 1916 185 Awards in 1916 1 188 DRAMA'l'ICS - Masque and Gown 190 P 1 1 -'S 1'-8 DF.-,T.,TJ TX ,C'-'Q ,-- ,C-D lg IMI li X L:.17J J N' lg my is C Commencement Play Ivy Plays MUSICAL Glee Club Mandolin Club Chapel Choir College Band CLUBS Ibis The Friars Abraxas U. Q. Freshman Society Deutscher Verein Classical Club Biology Club Press Club Monday Night Club Track Club SOCIETY Ivy Hop President's Reception Commencement Hop Christmas Dance Sophomore Hop ATHLETICS Athletic Council Football Baseball 'Track Tennis Fencing Rifle Team Men Who Wear the Bowdoin B SCRAP BOOK CALENDAR ACKNO W LEDGMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS 8 Us l Cxb 191 192 195 196 197 198 201 202 204 206 211 213 215 216 217 218 220 220 221 222 222 224 225 234 240 261 265 267 268 269 292 300 301

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