Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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terror and arming of the politician and the concentra- tion of forces to escape a bath in Mirror Lake. But it is a false alarm. The lack-o'-lanterns, apples, and ghosts in Miss Barrett's attic receive due appreciation from the whole class, and the revolver is fired into the empty air of midnight, wounding nothing more tangi- ble than the spooks to which the night is devoted. But we come to the last scene. Many of the others have represented the class in their times of relaxation from regular work. Here we see them in a different aspect. Not the boys and girls that we saw at flrst, but men and Women now, every face giving evidence of their practical knowledge and earnest purpose. Those five men with the grave, judicial mien will evidently become lawyers, perhaps congress- men or presidents. Who knows? The long coats and clerical ties of these other five betray the fact that NX V1 W' - R5 Trigg? they have given their lives to proclaiming the gospel. The last one, with the learned, abstracted look, is to teach mathematics when he has learned all there is to be known on the subject. This young woman, who has been charming her class and the whole city throughout her college course with her sweet songs, will continue to bless the world with touches of sweet harmony, for she has music in her soul. That one has a lancet and medicine chest-unmistakable signs of her profession. And the last one, like the last of the men, shows signs of knowledge that must be im- parted, the infallible mark of a teacher. All of them look like cultured men and women with an earnest purpose to advance the cause of truth in the world. As we put aside the pictures, many a college friend will shed a tear to their memory, and all will join in bidding them a hearty God-speed. lt Qs SF tl , K XJ fi? K 7.13 . 3 N 'V Q? 'll J at 'ilQYQE?ra9gWo7Ez Q JK.

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JUNIOR CLASS. Qlululfi.--Old Rose and Cream. 5l'1TUiiU.eP1'opositi tenax. Qtdl.-Nz'7zezj1-seffefzf Nzzzezjf-seUe7z.f 011-fz-zuzzy! On zz-zuczy! Y'chz'-manzzf Tcfzz-mrzmd Ma Cusfz-zz-wfzy! O! Fzzilvn zz Yah, wiflz zz Yref, Yeef, Yee!! Qftirers. President, Miss MURIEL Massey. Vice President, GEo. NIACDUUGALL. Harold Lucius Axtell, A. B., Albert Egbert Broenc, A. B., Willard Fox Dowd, A. B., George Ellis Finlay, A. B., E. Elliott Ford, Ph. B., Paul William Tenbrook I-layne, A. B., Lulu May Hough, A. B., Secretary and Treasurer, A. E. BROENE. Kalamazoo Annis Eliza Jenks, Ph. B.,' Kalamazoo Florence LaTourette, A. B., Hartford George MacDougall, A. B., Battle Creek Muriel Annette Massey, Ph. B., Kalamazoo VVilliam Lloyd Mercer, B. S., Escanaba Carlton Hosmer Snashall, A. B., Fenton Anna Louise Warwick, Ph. B., Marshall Cushman VVarWick, B. S., Plainwell Kalamazoo Fenton West Bay City Kalamazoo Vicksburg Grand Rapids Kalamazoo