Norwich University - War Whoop Yearbook (Northfield, VT)

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CLASS OF 1927 Q Many and varied are the anecdotes and yarns that could be told by this class of '27, which only a few short years ago entered Norwich, and was promptly classed, according to annual custom. as the biggest and Hwettesti' bunch of Ro0kS to enter Norwich. VVe soon showed our predecessors that our class was far from hopeless as we decisively defeated them in the three interclass contests, thereby placing and re- taining ,27 on Numeral Hill for a full year. YYith the cooperation of the Sopho- mores we were able to put over an unprecedented Norwich Freshman YVeek. Our Sophomore year found our members active in all branches of student affairs, espe- cially football and baseball. Our elaborate plans for a big YVinter Carnival went for naught, due to an unusually thorough February thaw. The outstanding event of that happy second year was the get-together at our halfway-through banquet. Our Junior year was by far the most hectic of our college career, and during the Hrst few months there were several serious fires about town, one of which re- sulted in the destruction of Dewey Hall. About this time Norwich began its sensational come-back in the realm of intercollegiate sport by winning several foot- ball clashes. VVe were accorded a real treat when the basketball team vanquished U. V. M. in a thrilling game. Our XNYAR YV1-ioor contained many new features which were favorably received, while Junior W'eek was a glorious success in every way. On top of a successful track season our baseball team, five of whom were members of our class, came through with the state championship and turned back Dartmouth to complete a great season. YVhen we returned to the Hill last fall as dignified Seniors we were pleased to note many improvements about the Hill, chief of which was the completion of the new Dewey Hall. As the football season advanced the Norwich athletic revival became more pronounced with the winning of the state championship. Norwich's advancement has been evident in other lines of sport, and the rifle team has played its part well for it has ranked among the very highest in national honors during the past four years. S0 we might go on and on in this optimistic vein and recount other phases of Norwich progress, but it is unnecessary. VVhile cadet days will always be dear to us, we must go on and take up our share of the world's responsi- bilities as well as rewards. But as we depart from the halls of this noble old insti- tution we look back on four years of friendships dear' influences elevatin ' t idies, 5 x 9 ga S I broadeningg and impressions, lasting. my