Clark University - Pasticcio Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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Ki xx 't Q' l. A li lx I' .X S I IQ Q' l fl 1026 '34 Iii X . ,. C L A S S I PROP!-IECY iii iss H ik N-.T ,K Q4 lr. 'IJ lr, PROPHECY OF THE CLASS OF l926 K ll P1 xNIl.I,ARD E. BOYDEN iii I feel that if I am in the least degree to be able to give you some idea as to what this most august class of l926 will bring to America and the world, it will be necessary to give you the Associated Press reports for 1938. 'yi To relate concernin the eccentricities and idiosfncrasies of this esti - It s 1 5 in , able body of college men would require a much more versatile writer than -X I the author. Their range has been so large that it has included Group 5's T and Group l's as well as all the human and inhuman emotions known to man. Tix To some, love came in college, to others there came a miscellanv of activ- ities that has presaged to a degree their future. XE, There were amon us the felio mietistical historians as well as the actu' - I7 . . . . 55 I . 'I ists, and of statisticians we have had our share. 'I he clergy were represented yf among us as well as the romanticists and physicists. Chemists and English It majors rank with our economists as representing the largest proportion. ' But I must follow the advice of Carl Sandburg and in his words, give lit the prosey and maxiomatic prophecy. Conservatism, the child of a suffo- cated freedom, must be my guide. ip Aprons of silence covered me Q A wire and a latch held my tongue yt I spit nails into an abyss and listened. It I sincerely hope that some of these rarebits may be rolled under the if tongue because of their inherent delectibility. Q A.P. Nov. 18, 1938. lax PHILIP B. PLUMB today announced his all star baseball team. The successor of the renowned Grantland Rice has given younger men the preference in most cases. It has been rumored that his experience playing with old men It while in college is responsible for his partiality. Y IK A.P. Jan. 10, 1938. I The greatest real estate boom in years is being experienced in Central Mas- lg sachusetts. The man largely responsible for this unexpected boom is Mr. I FRANCIS O. GRAF, long recognized as one ot the foremost authorities upon js real estate in New England. R ti ' I ve VY- if iv' f- K-, Y -Y ,V - if 7- ,YY f' v- -Y ,V ,V ,, ,J 'ff AQAQ Aditi -WA Steiff- -nl l25l