Hamilton College - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Clinton, NY)

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'She Senior Glass Class Colors SCARLET AN13 BLAQIQ. Class Motto 3Ka,36'yoL, flip! 5 rrcus--Q U Class Yell l'lAMlL'l'ONl 1-IAMI1,'roN! RAH! RAH! RAH! NINETEEN HUNDRED! ! siss EooM AH! l I Class Officers IRA VVEMMELL HENDERSON, . . . P7fm'dwzi. WILLIAM Ross LEE, . Smwrzry. CHARLES REEVES CLARK, . . T1'msm'e1'. MEMBERS WILLIAM FREDERIC BACON, W T, H N E, Waterloo, U 2' House College Choir 113, 1233 Prize Speaker lvllll Inter-Class Debate 1333 Mem- ber Executive Committee -lunior Whist Club. FRANK F1'3l..SOM BAKER, L' W, Cold Spring Harbor, College St. Freshman Prize Speakerg Track Team 113, 123, 133, 1433 Baseball Team 113, 123, 133, 143, Captain 133: Sophomore Representative on Advis- ory Board: Manager of Football 1431 Dramatic Club 133: junior Whist Clubg Class Response 1335 Class Baseball Team. SETH BIRD, W T, Tarrytown, ..... W 2' House Prize Speaker 133, Literary Editor of Igoo H1z11z1'!ff21zz'azz,' Chairman junior Promenade Committee: Manager of Tennis 143: junior Whist Clubg Exchange Editor HCZllI!'ffUil Lz'!fnz:j1f rl7qg'1zzz'1ze 1435 Senior Ball Committee. -IOSEPPI, EARL CARMIQI-IA15L, .I V, Boonville, . .I 2' House 'Varsity Football Team 1235 Class Football Teamg Delegate to Delta Upsilon Convention 143. 28

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Senior Glass Tbistonz HE hoary century, nodding wearily in the slumber of death, has given birth to many illustrious sons. She has seen nations writhing in the throes of civil war, has heralded the march of giant inventions, and heard the echo of Dewey's iron guns. But gloriously has she reserved her crowning bequest until Father Time. standing upon the distant hillside, beckons her to go. Dying, she gives IQOO to the expectant world,- IQOO, a class whose name is synony- mous with erudition,- but what discordant voices do I hear? Ah! lt's the voice of Old Square proclaiming that the glorious cohorts of the century class will leave the old college minus their allowance of keys, it is the voice of Snitz proclaiming -l il --l -if -l it is the voice of the Faculty groaning in utter despair of the centenarians. But as great statesmen striking boldly out on some new policy have been disparagingly thot of, or vigorously denounced 3 as mighty nations struggling for some noble end have received the harshest and most adverse criticism, so the class of 1900, struggling manfully up the slope of experience, struggling toward a noble goal, is criticised by those upon the summit. But poor, indeed, is that class that has no one to talk for it, Harke-n to the words of K' Prex : The men of Nineteen Hundred are oratorical Brobdinags and scholastic l,illiputians g and again, to 'fl-Bill Squires: A most wonderful class of original thinkers. But what care we for censure or praise, for the idle bickerings or honeyed Hattery of intellectual giants? Our record, like the fixed pole-star, shines with perpetual lustre, our memory shall live, hal- lowed in the minds of men, with the mighty lives of the ages, and our monument, when remote posterity shall tread the halls of dear old Hamilton, will be the remembrance of exemplary lives, of un- sullied manhood, and of sterling worth. 27

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CHARLES REEVES CLARR, .I T, E. Palmyra, . . J 2 House Representative on Advisory Board 115: Class Response 115: Sopho- more Hop Committee: College Choir 115, 125, 135, 1453 Glee Club 125, 135, Leader 145: Dramatic Club 145: Business Manager of Ha111z'!fn7z Lfferafjf 1'Wagazz'1zr' 145: junior VVhist Club: Class Treas- urer 115, 125. RICHARD SHERMAN C1.515liINl-IAM, L' W, Utica, . . 23 S. H. Freshman Football Team: Freshman Baseball Team: Captain Track Team with Class of 98: 'Varsity Baseball Team '95, '96: Track Team '95, '96: Chairman of Banquet Committee Class of '98: Chair- ' man of Banquet Committee Class of '99: VVhist Club '98, '99: As- sistant Manager Baseball '96: Member of Advisory Board '96. 5VI'I,I.l.-XM GRANT DEQRER, 'F' 7', 12 N ld, Middletown, T' 7' House Prize Essay 125: Sophomore Hop Committee: Class Response 125:' junior Whist Club. ALBERT C1-1Es'1'1-ZR 1uEREc:'1', E. L. S., College Hill, College St. GURDON HENRY E1i1lI.EST15N, L. S., VValton, . . Chapel Prize Speaker 125: Second Curran Medal: College Monitor 145: Busi- ness Manager I-fzzffzfffnzz Rcrfzkziug Secretary Y. M. C. A. 125. HARRY JOHN FAY, E. L. S., College Hill, . . Bristol St. CLARENCE HARTLE1' F1s1-1ER, .-I .I W, 11 N ld, Cincinnati, O., 2 S. H. junior Promenade Committee: Senior Ball Committee: junior Whist Club: Class Football Team. EIJWARD JAMES GRAHAM, .I V, Andes, .I 7 House Second Prize Speaker 135. IRA li1VEMMEl,L HEN1'1ERsoN, .Y W, Brooklyn, . . 31 S. H. Class President: Prize Speaker 125: Track Team il 5, 125, 135, 145: Class Football Team 115: Assistant Tennis Manager 135: Art Editor of 1900 Hllilllifflllllitlil 135: junior Wllist Club. K1'1YE'1'11GR HEAR .Il E tPl y Jl H my - ANI 'N XY, ', as am ra, . ' ouse Class Treasurer 135, 145: Track Team 115, 125: Y. M. C. A. Treas- urer 125: Hawley Classical Medal: Advertising Manager of 1900 Hrz11zz'!fnf1z'1z71: Delegate to Delta Upsilon Convention 135. AR'l'IeIUli CLARRE H1oo1Ns, J li' ld, Sidney Center, J A' L' House Prize Essay 115, 2nd Prize Essay 125: Curran Medal, Prize Essay 135. 29