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BOSTON . NEW YORK CINCINNATI WASHINGTON CHICAGO NORTHWEST PACIFIC COAST MANCHESTER CONCORD CENTRAL AND WESTERN MASS. VERMONT SOUTHEASTERN N. H. . DARTMOUTH CLUB OF BOSTON . GREAT DIVIDE DETROIT ROCKY MOUNTAINS . . DARTMOUTH MEDICAL COLLEGE 'f OE THE PLAIN ASSOCIATION THE DARTMOUTH CLUB OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK Local Associaiions Founded 1864 Founded 1866 Founded 1875 Founded 1876 Founded 1876 Founded I880 Founded 1881 Founded 1881 Founded 1891 Founded 189.2 Founded 189 3 Founded 1893 Founded 1890 Founded 189 5 Founded 189 5 Founded 189 5 Founded 1886 Founded 1898 Founded 1899 GUY VV. COX, '93, 73 Tremont St. JORDAN J. ROLLINS, '92, 32 Nassau St. ALBERT H. MORRILL, '97, City Hall VVILLIAM M. HIXTCI-I, '86, 1622 15th St., N.W. JAMES A. TOWNSEND, '94, 334 Dearborn St. C. L. SAXVYER, '88, S27 15th Ave., Minn. 'fl-IOMAS A. PERKINS, '90, Crocker Bldg., San Fran. ARTHUR H. H1XLE, '86, 1028 Elm St. GEORGE H. MOLES, '90 ELMER C. POTTER, '92, 340 Main St., 'Worcester FRED A. HONVLAND, '87, Montpelier CHARLES A. FAIRBANKS, '71, Dover FRANK E. BARNARD,ESQ., '91,224 Wash. St., Boston F. E. GOVE,'88,5l1-4 Ernest-Cranmer Bldg., Denver WM. S. SAYRES, '76, 163 Willis Ave., West A. G. LOMBARD, '79, Helena, Mont. HOWARD N. KINGSFORD, M.D., '98, Hanover, N. H. NATHAN BERNSTEIN, '92, 2622 Capitol Ave., Omaha H. HAMILTON GIBSON, '97, 153 Fifth Ave. 18

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Senior History INNOCENT and bewildered Freshman, let not this bustle and stir of College life perplex you. Gaze upon the magnincent combination of events which form our record and take heart. We were once annoyed by the same triiies, in lesser degree, of course, as We were the largest and freshest class in College annals, but we mastered them. If the examinations hang on the horizon, like clouds preparing to burst upon you, swipe the papers. We did. And Chuck remarked that we were the real thing to bring so many comrades through the barb-wire fence of Freshman Math into the pleasant pastures of Physics and History. In the second year, if the Freshmen hesitate to kneel before you, print placards suggesting modesty, reverence and obedience. Buy plenty of tacks and hammers, giggle and hold secret consultations, but don't nail up a single sign that Wouldn't be lady-like. If the Freshmen attempt to secure a class picture, two alternatives are open before 20