Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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Seniors. A. B. BOWSER, J. S. BRAKER, 4-. T. A., W. H. CLIPMAN, J. M. CRILEY, $. r. A., j. W. GRIFFITHS, b. V. HATCH, W. V. HAYES, A. M. HENDRICK, R. C. HOLLENBAUGH, LINCOLN HULLEY, l . T. A., U. M. JONES, H. M. KELLY, !-. K. ., R. B. McDANEL, J, D. MINICK, W. S. PATRICK, 2. X., 0. K. PELLMAN, S. X., J. P. PONTIUS, M. C. REINHOLD, . X., J. B. RICKARD, ! ' . K. t., 1. Y. SCHREYER, ■! ' . K. -f., F. H. SENFT, C. A. SOARS, O-. r. A., B. F. SQUIER, S. X - W. M. WOODWARD f K College Iesidenlk. Home. E. W., Adrian. B. H., Camden, N. J. B. H., Oxford. L. C, Altoona. W. W., A ' anticoke. E. W., Way land. A. H., Lewisburg. L. C, Lezvisbiirg. A. H., Lewisburg. E. W., Chester. E. W., Lansford. A. H., Le7oisbiirg. E. W., Philadelphia. E. W., Fayetteville. L. C, Quint on. A ' . J. E. W., Mifflinhurg. B. H., Mifflinhurg. E. W., JMahanoy City. L. C, Plymouth. B. H., Milton. E. W., Everett. B. H., Muncy. L. C. Carbondale. 1 H Coatesville. HOW CAN I ATTEND TO IT ALL? 18

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OFFICERS OF The gENioR ( Lass, president: C. A. SOARS. VICE PRESIDENT: O. K. PELLMAN. SECRETARY : W. H. CLIPMAN. TREASURER : F. H. SENFT. HISTORIAN: R. B. McDANEL. POET : J. W. (iRIFFrrHS. PROPHET : W. M. WOODWARD. MUSICIAN : A. B. BOWSER. 17

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HISTORY OF The gENioR ( LHss. Colors : — Golden Bro7vii mid Light Blue. Motto : — rvwft rav aatpov. Yell : — Eighty-eight ! Akuays Great ! Tzum-ta-7-a-ta-i(tn-ta-ta! IKE the traveler who at the close of the day stands on the mountain top and looks back over the path by which he has come, so to write the his- tory of ' 88 is like standing very near the summit and taking a last, lingering look ere the turn of the road hides the view from sight, and it remains only in memory. Among the many honors that have clustered so thickly about ' %2 , not the least is that in this famous year, when Bucknell for the first time issues an Annual, we should be the first class to inscribe our history on its illustri- ous pages. To-day as we look back over the years, it seems but a little while since we entered as green Freshmen ; while now, ah yes, we are Freshmen no longer, but have climbed the rugged slope, and have attained to all the dignity of full fledged Seniors. The thirty-three meek youths who composed the Freshman Class, conducted themselves as all well regulated Freshmen should. Sophomores said we should not carry canes, and some of the more timid ones immediately offered their sticks for sale, while the others hid theirs under their coats, until safely away from the Hill. In the spring term. Dr. Groff, as a reward for our good behavior and faithful study, took us on a botanizing trip to the wilds of Centre County, For two days we tramped dusty roads, climbed rocky hills, killed rattlesnakes, waded through swamps, slept in the open air, and found a few flowers. Thus the happy days passed. In our innocence we thought that college life was a veritable bower of roses and a feast of ambrosial sweetness. Alas I a change came over our dreams. We awoke to 19