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CLASSICAL COURSE
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did not let any number of M snuhsi' hurt its growth in the least. In that first and wonderful year our class was soniewhat divided, some learning to conjugate 'G il11lO,H and others preferring '4aiL11e1'.', Finally, however, the end came and we were some- what sadder and Wiser than when we started on our task. The Sophomore year does not seein so important, and yet we realized a great change in ourselves. W'e could inipress our superiority on the innocent Freshmen, and then, too, we had a kind of class meetings, and with our young and unforined judgment bought class pins which we have regretted in our days of niature wisdom and greater taste. That year we learned about triangles and quadrangles, etc., and soine of the class liking the study so niuch are still taking it. ln our Junior year our degree of excellence was still higher than before and our joys and woes assumed an ahnost Hseniorall' aspect. In the Junior year the class was still niore separated, for sonic longed for the pleasure of carrying to Mr. Tib- bet's room a bottle of red ink and a large ledger, and others preferred to play with the pretty toys that the uninitiated call if apparatus win the Physics Department. In the same year we had sonie parties, which were great successes, and gave us a slight taste of what was in store for us in the following year. Last, but not least, caine declaniation. How old we felt when we could rush from a recitation hoping the teacher might stop us so we could hurl hack the crushing answer, H rehearsalf' But it was not all joy, for how our knees did crack as we stood on the Lecture room platform. ln this our last year we are such models in conduct and learning that it seeins a pity that a volume cannot be compiled containing our witty sayings and a descrip- tion of our conduct. In this year of glory we have still taken the same cleclaniation, but in sucn a severe form that we do notrecognize it as the cl1ild's play of last year. We have had niany trials to bear but have borne them bravely, and we shall graduate reflecting glory Cso we thinkj both on ourselves and teachers. ,Q THE SENIOR CLASS HAS lTS PICTURE TAKEN 31
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