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tening to a delightful concert and counting the money we found that the entertainment may have been a benefit for some one else but not for us, and that is why we are not making arrangements for a class- day. ’92 has just taken a slight dip into the fountain of knowledge and finds itself amazed by its depth, but in this quest we will be fifteen true and loyal hearts bound together by the ties of high esteem and mutual friendship, and believing in the truth of our motto, “ Labor omnia VINCIT.” .r ‘ferMIT’’ h A r; ! M+B 7 ’ : ::: ' . : • A ; • Ann±n : . 23
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tween Adam L,. Ramer and Ed. H. Trafford for the botany prize to be awarded for the best essay and herbarium on the order “ Crneiferae.” Mr. Trafford was the successful contestant, and his work was a credit to himself and his class. Again defying all precedents instead of the mock-program chestnut, we pierced the veil of the future and issued our “Prophecy of Class ’90,” which was hailed with admiration and delight by all its readers, besides being a beautiful souvenir of Com- mencement. At the end of this year Walter C. Swartz left us to seek knowledge elsewhere. Junior year brought us a valuable addition in the person of J. Richmond Merkel, who increased our membership to fifteen, which is also our present number. We began to unfold the mysteries of Calculus now, bnt even that proved unreliable to calcu- late when we would flunk in English History or even to discover how one of our members came to think that an Epicure was “a man who wrote Epic poetry.” The next thing of interest was the banquet in honor of Mr. Merkel, which was a decided success. It was presided over by Mr. Bertolet as toastmaster. ’92 has often proved its love for its Alma Mater, but never better when it dropped its pennies into a bank and purchased a handsome map of Europe. This was presented on Jan. 26th, ’91, and adds much to the beauty of the German Room. The class wound up the year with a grand display of fireworks. In other words we had an oratorical contest in which eight of our mem- bers entered and in which all did themselves credit. After the smoke of battle had cleared off it was found that I. H. Stettler had taken the prize and H. B. Richards and Fred. Doerr had received honorable mention. September, ’91, found us all back and we soon showed the spirit that animated us by presenting the Department of Applied Sciences with a handsome color chart. To hear our “own Charley” make the presentation speech was better than a night at the circus. Our class also had a benefit, (if you have tears, prepare to shed them now,) and we secured the U. of P. Glee and Banjo Clubs, but after lis- 22
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