Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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X X X 1 ? N 2 VS Q X T, N, 5 1 ' ta.. ill X l f :cf e l fr if G t il ' T I may - 3 Q! .Elf l ll ' l lllb 'fy f Q f s f! E . -it ,KX gf J illt llllllllcillll f cs Q.. HISTORY OF THE JUNIOR CLASS. ET the incredulous say what they will against the idea of a lucky star. Let them remove every trace of horoscopic belief from their own theo- logy. VVe, the class of '97, stand firm in our rock- bound conclusion that no class can hope to succeed Without the guidance of this star, and We have reasons for such a conclusion. Though till to-day we held it as one of the class secrets, yet for the sake of unlcnowing classes to come, we do not hesitate now to say something of our pre- monitions and 'rhe results. ln the month of Septem- ber, 1893, two days after college opened, each member of '97 hada vision. lt worked powerfully upon the anatomy of each beholder. Haggard looks showed plainly an anxiety of mind. Vvle resolved to share each other's woe. At dead of night, among the sacred trees on the border of Mirror Lake, we assembled in fright. XVhen lo! in yon sky, directly above the lower college building, appeared a star of enormous size, having twenty-two points-corresponding exactly to our number. Dazzled at first, we dared, little by little, to gaze again-when, in a flash, appeared Pro- positi Tenaxf' With a low, whizzing sound the Hery thing circled toward us and we caught sight of the initials P. W. S. T. H. upon one of the points. Then it was gone. Again it appeared, but we saw only a mixture of letters in which were H. L. F. S. W. A. Nothing was plain. It entered the lower college building, lighted up the room in the southwest corner, flitted to the southeast corner on the second Floor,