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final event and one of the most illustrious was the winning of the Sneak Day track meet and the subsequent enjoyment of two boxes of Gillen 8a Boney's bittersweets. 1913-'14 As Juniors this year opened with great expectations, most of which have been realized. With but a membership of twelve in the A. B. department and eight in the M. D., the class undertook big things. Much time was spent in Croaker preparation, but still the '15 social standard was kept up. The most exciting social event of the year was held at Strain's, between the Juniors and Freshmen, to which members of other classes seemed to have received invitations. A very realistic reproduction of Horatius at the Bridge was pulled 0E at the little bridge just east of the Strain residence. This year the J unior-Freshmen team won from the other two combined college classes in football, the Junior duo were the tennis champions and the Junior debating was again unconquerable. The '15s have not done more than larger classes of the past but have a large number of achievements chalked up to their credit in proportion to their numbers. The class has among its personnel a Y. M. C. A. president, a Y. W. C. A. president, a president of Mathesian, a president of the Student Council, two editors of the Collegian, two busi- ness managers of the Collegian, two football captains, a baseball captain, and a baseball manager. This is surely a well rounded record when it may also be said that all the members of the class are interested in almost every phase of college life and active in more than one. It is still to be seen what next year has in store. And most of all, the question arises, will next year's commence- ment show a class of highbrows or just college boys and girls versed in college manners and customs-and with the practical side of their natures well rounded. T 0112155 Gbtlirera PRESIDENT .---------...- -....-.----.-.................................. ........ E l mer Strain VICE-PRESIDENT ........ ,,,,,,,,,,, E dna Ranney SECRETARY -f,------- ........ C elestine Brock TREASURER ......... ,,,,,,,,,, R uth Dixon -43-
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