Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 187 of the 1898 volume:

ff DRUGGIST. SPECIAL GOODS FOR P. E. A. ENGRAVED WORK OF ALL KINDS. E500 Engraved Cards with Copper Plate all for 51.75. J' Acknowledged Headquarters for Fine Ice Cream Soda. Water. .al Dnn,t forget that wc keep all kinds of Fine Goods you need. The prices arc right. ' A. S. WETHERELL, Exeter, N. H. J I :.--U.-1f:f:v:f fra.. ,f q r la. ,, .. fx T:-, S'-.X X-NEW' J WBA K5 2.1.5,3:15g'zff L QELEBQATED Soisg-.3945 CN xp f STYLES Conzszec-r +1fNQY-rlwH's'MD lf? ,fffrjfa lfgiffegfiiw EQWLLED A. .wi-MTE' Lo no-N. .,,.- .,.. ...,. , l ,, 4 ESQ 5. ,. -- ' l mc-1f.f,8l W5 -.--e' 5Pfa.gvafS.m.'-e1iQT5?4LsT-BOSTGN L' x,f,llf?gI'xff-A lg 545221. L ''exNlimi1g.,gff:1,:'fjQ,:aN 1 THE PHILLIPS E ETER ACADEMY. INCORPORATED APRIL 3, 1781. FORIVIALLY OPENED MAY 1, 1783. H151 Ac.-im-zmx' offers instruction in all the studies required for admission to the leading colleges and scientific schools. IN Gi-:N1':1ui., four years of Latin, Mathematics and English, three of Greek, two of History, and one of Physics and French or German, satisfy the ordinary requirements for admission to college. CANm1i.x'i'if:s for Harvard College are prepared to enter by any of the four common methods of admission, that is, in addition to the elementary courses, advanced courses are offered in Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, French, and German, corresponding to Freshman courses in college. S'l'Ulll'IN'l'S are prepared for the Sheffield, Lawrence and other Scientific Schools, in three years, if when they enter the Academy they are qualified to take Second Year Mathematics. IIIPLOMAS are given to students who honorably complete the course. 'I'Hi-1 '1'Ur1'ioN is 340.00 for the first term, 3535.00 for the second, 825.00 for the third, ,SIO0.00 a year. About ten thousand dollars is divided annually among good scholars of high character but slender means. I':XAMINA'l'IONS for admission to the principal colleges and scientific schools are held annually in june at the Academy. Biizsmics the Libraries of the Golden Branch and the G. L. Soule Literary Societies, there is a Reference Library containing about 1,500 volumes. 'IXHIC Puvslcfxl. and Chemical Laboratories are thoroughly equipped and are unsurpassed .by many mflqqz' laboratories. 'l'Hi-: GVMN.-xsluai, a brick building with sandstone trimmings, contains 390 lockers, a running track, and rooms for shower bath, base-ball practice, bowling alleys, boxing and bathing. Systematic class exercises, and exercises for individuals adapted to their special needs, under the supervision of a skilled director, form a part of the regular course of Academic training. ii ZKQZQQJQQJZQQiiifiifiifiiiififf. ESTABLISHED 1831. THE NEWS-LETTER PRESS. EXETER, N. H. .al .AF Iiwzuv DlCHl'Rll l'l0N mf Flxlc I'nux'l1xm 233a3gggQawJqgp4QJQ333QJ323Q33J lll 3'i1'Cf'K4'C4'S'S'2'i4'Cs'C4'S'2'K4-5?is32'K4'lsCi' I':S'I'Alil.lSlll'lll 1818. BROOKS BRGTHERS, Broadway, cor. 22d Street, New York City. Clothing and Furnishing Goods READY-MADE AND MADE TO MEASURE. Our customers, though fnmilinr with tlie clmrncter nnrl qnnlity of our goods, may linrl some interest in the following list of specialties. READY-MADE AND MADE TO MEASURE. Knickerbocker Suits of Sweaters in all weights, Tweeds, Homespuns, shapes and colors. Donegals and Russian Crash. Highland Gaiters, Scotch Long-Hose. Pigskin Leggins. Golfing Coats with Covert Coats of various weights, club collars and buttons. wool, serge or silk lined. Fancy Waistcoats, Waterproof Coats in improved A knitted and woven. shapes and newest colors. FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Gloves in proper shades Imported Golf Clubs of Simpson, for driving and street wear. Forgan and Morris makes. Coachmen's Furnishings. Helsby A Golf Balls. Neckwear of confined pattems Caddie Bags of leather in rich silks. Club and and canvas of superior quality school colors. Stocks, Scarfs, from the best manufacturers. and Ties in washable fabrics. Leather and Wicker Goods, including Bath Robes and Wraps, Valises, Kit Bags. Shirt Cases, Room Suits and Gowns, Luncheon and Tea Baskets, imported and of our own Holster Cases, Riding Whips, manufacture. Crops, Twigs, etc. 2E'PD'2DfE+FEwE42'2-E'2fEeD'2E'2DfE'5PBf-DrD1E Qaawmmodrnnrmmo 44 T H H E '93 VOLUME XIV 1 5 GU, N' 'FUI' X 'Ev E' PUBLISHED BY rm: SENIQR CLASS QF' THE DIHIHLLHIDS EXETER ACADEMY EXETER N H Mxucccxcvxu , i 1 .2 'qi I ww 2 - :gf .f-41 N - , H5 W D - 1 Q4 2 ' 'L nga. , 4 -- -I , 'I .f , -v ' ' l 0 bai'il ':: - I 1 -1 ' ' 1 fr vi. XR 1492: az frfaaf K F ' ' m f 4 'Q YY f 1 X FQ f, , ,3 24 Q- h ' 1 'L Et: ' 3625!-5-m?ff ..if:?3.i - , Q nf' - - . . f -VVMD S' ' X . ' ht 'A , 1 X 't H .5 . ' 'f Ji' namnf-QQ Q 1 MHNYED uv THE NEWS LETTER PRESS, EXEYEFI, N, H. ag. ,,,,. PREFACE. 'l' is the wish and the intention of the editors to make the PICAN not a col- lection of witticisms, but a book of records, which may be constantly referred to, in regard to all occurrences of past years. With this end in view, we have been especially careful as to the accuracy of our statements, regarding all other matters as secondary in importance, and as a diversion from statistics. While accuracy has been our chief aim, we have not been unmindful of the general appearance of the book, and have been somewhat particular in regard to all illustrations. In examining the annuals of other schools, we have observed that the greater part are filled with drawings more or less skillfully copied from the works of better artists. Realizing that if a book contains even one only of these copies, it leads to the impression that the entire book has been plagiarized, we have tried to exclude all such drawings, and we have succeeded in doing so, to the extent of our knowledge. . Our third consideration has been to make the PICAN as amusing as would be consistent in a book of records, and for this reason we have included a certain amount of ridicule, more or less deserved by those who have received it. In this it has been our endeavor to refrain from all too personal and malicious comments, and we trust that any fellow, whom we have criticised, will take our criticism in good feeling, and if, perchance, it seem at all just, he might take care that there be no need for a repetition. We wish to thank especially Principal G. N. Cross of the Robinson Seminary, every member of the Academy Faculty, and of the school, for valuable assist- ance and support. 6 PRELUDE. Fair morning brings its blessed light, And joyfully the Day ' Obscures the stars with sunshine bright And hides the moon away. g With hope and promise of success, With high resolve to win, With each one full of happiness, The Day we all begin. 7 'L . ' un. CEI - ZH Y QE. 4, 5,14 IN u 11 Iklh x ga ls ,....... ,, 511 . A, I, E, .n.1.:f -Maw, -Hifi, . . - Vg 55 Vi -1 11' E. ,T '15 ... . .1 . Q .' 1. - ,' wg.. ...I Q in my ' if 1! 55. ,-.., 1 S - 1 MV 1'-LMT 1 i 1: I3 1 K I t' 3?f' I 'fri fN:F?ifiQ'fi,? .: I, h QI IE 1 ' 'Qi-sais-21:49 'iw-1 - 5-'W 1 L V- if 5 E K . J ,. . ,, . ' A 1f1iu4s11a11:f.q . if f ' EV M -ig f5'ii J 31 1ff?H1 ' gf W .4 . '51 P 1. -- r i., QL 4 Y 1 4 glq .vt . ,: -. - 8.1.-., .,.. :' - f 1 I: M I h .L x x ,., 30.5 N, I .1 H Mui,-:?5f V . I 1 fr' a as ,Pg 12 3 ff. 1 ' -4'Q' -17 f?1:gfr-f- Fa 1 V '--' , 1 29 ' '22 'S : lji N 4 .LQQE . W 5 91.41 5 Mew - -' ' W- ' 1-3 1' ' ' b., 4 - --gi' 1 1 ' f' f. - ff aff - S ' ' c.i '1' '-' ' 1, 'flu , J -1 gf -f ' -Lf' , . H :11!'3,, , C - f -A ,M 1-.f 9 .1 1- ,X-,. ,, , f 'xfN-....' f--4 '-L11 120 T1i1w.1 .f-jen ' A11N1aR L. M1:111111,1, Pnuzxfzs, ACAIJPIXIV, . . ALUMNI Assoc:1,x'1'1oNs, Assm1111.v CLU11, A'l'HI.lE'l'IC ASSOCIATION, A'l'l!l.B'I'lC Ex111n1'1'1oN, A'rl11.1a'1'1c TEAM, BANJO Cum, . BASE-B,x1,1. Gfmlas, 1898, 15,1511-B.11.1. NINE, 1897, 15,1512-BA1.1. N1N1-:, 1898, B,xs1-:-BA1.1. Rmcolum 15,1515-BA1.1. Scolucs, BAY S'r,x'1'1c Cum, lioxmlzlxu Ilovslas, Cum-:R L1a,m1cRs, 1897, Clmss AN11 C111acK1c11 CL1111, C11R1s'1'EN1N1:s, . PJ 1 7 . 101 . 14 - 74 . 80 113 . 151 . 148 76 . 140 . 136 . 138 . 144 - 137 86 . 107 . 116 . 88 . 160 1. 1-Y 1, I Cmss li,x1.1.o'l', . . 64 Cmss BANQU1-:'1's ,... . 102 Cmss 13,1511-BA1,1. SERIES, 1397, . 145 Cmss DAY OFFICERS ,... 55 Cmss IJRIL1. SQUAD, . . 147 Cmss E1.1avr:Ns, . 127 Cmss GAMES, . . I45 '98 Cmss L1s'1', . 30 '99 Cmss LIS'l', . 35 'oo Cmss L1s'r, . 39 '01 Cmss L1s'1', . 43 Cmss N1N1-:, . . 146 Cmss O1f1-'1cERs, . 158 Cmss I'0R'I'RAl'I'S, . 18 CLASS R1e1.1c1oN, . 66 DElXNl'lC, . . . 134 Dlc111cA'1'1nN ,... . 5 D111 I'l' EVER Occuk 'ro You, . . 163 8 DRAMATIC CI.UR, EMPIRE CI.UIs, . . ExIe'I'IaR-AN1mOx'IeR MEET, . Exm'IaR-ANImovER R1-:c0RI1s EXONIAEY, . . . FAcU1.'I'v, . . . FAcUI.'I'v SII1Ial,Im MlEE'l', FAVORITE DRINKS, . FOO'r-BALI, EI.I4vIaN, . FOOT-BAI,1. GAMES, . FOO'I'-BALI, RI-:cORns, . FOOT-BAI.1, SCORI-as, . 1 U'I'URIa OCCUl'A'l'l0N, G. L. SOULI1 SOcIIf:'I'v, GLEIG C1.UR, . . GOLDEN BRANCH BANQU1':'I', GOLIJEN BRANCH SOCII-:'I'v, Go1.If CLUB, . . GUN CLUR, . I-IANIIICAI' MIII-:'I', . HISTORIA MEMORABILIA, l'lIs'I'oRv OI-' '98, . I'IIs'I'ORv Or' '99, I1IS'I'ORY O11 '00, l-I1s'I'oRv OF '01, IN M1-:MORIAM, . JUNIQ-BALI. OlfIfIcIaRs, KAI'I'A DIcI.'I'A PI, KAPPA EI'sI1.ON PI, . IQLONDIKE EXl'lilll'l'ION, LECTURIQ COURSE, . 94 87 154 155 59 17 150 65 IIS 120 125 125 66 58 78 105 56 92 90 152 I2 29 33 37 41 100 60 S2 46 Q 75 101 L'ENvoI, . . . Luflc OI-' PR01-'. CII.I.1av, LII-'IC A'l' Co1.1.Iar:1c, . LI'I'IaRARv MON'l'lll.N', . NIANDOLIN Cum, MAsc0'1', . . MONI'l'ORS, . . . OUR I-101' IIOUSIQ-PI.AN'1's, . P. E. A. B. C.'s, . P. E. A. RECORDS, . Pl-IAN, . . PIQNNSVINANIA CLIII1, . PIII EI-sII.0N SIGMA, . l'I,Avs, . . I'OI.IcmIIaN, l'RI4:I-'Ac1a, . PRRI.UIm, . . PROIfIcssORs' BAl,I.O'I', . RoAs'rs, . . SECRIQ1' SocIIa'I'IIas, SRCONII EI,m'IcN, SEMINARY, . . . . SNOW-SIIOIQ ANI! SKI CLUR, SIYIISCRIIWIONS, . . -. TENNIS RECORD, 'l'I'rI.Ia PAOIQ, . 'l'RANsI.A'l'ION, . '1'RUs'1'1a1ss, . . XVESTERN CLUR, WIIIST CLUR, . Y. M. C. A., '75 II 164 71 77 117 112 162 62 156 73 84 SI 97 115 6 7 Gs 165 45 126 110 92 135 '57 .3 132 I5 Sz 93 '59 Bradbury Longfellow Cilley xo BRADBURY L. CILLEY. RADBURY LONGFELLOW CILLEY, A. M., was born in Nottingham, N. H., on the sixth of September, 1838. In 1842 the family removed to Exeter, where, in the autumn of 1851, he entered The Phillips Exeter Acade- my, which he left in 1855 to enter the Sophomore Class of Harvard College. He was graduated from Harvard with very high honors in 1858, when he was appointed an instructor in the Albany Academy, Albany, N. Y. In December, 1858, he was chosen professor of ancient languages in Phillips Exeter, and he entered upon his new duties in February, 1859. For over forty years, ff Brad, as we all know him, has taught in this school which he loves so well. Linked as he is to those who have made Phillips Exeter so famous, he is now active in the work which is raising the school to a still greater height of excellence and fame. We trust that to his forty years of service may be joined many more, and that his fondest hopes for Phillips Exeter may be fully realized, while he is yet in a position to enjoy the so well deserved results of his loving labor. II 1781 1781 1781-2 1783 1783 1784 1790 1793 1795 1798. 1801 1809 1817 1818 1818 I822 1835 1838 1838 1838 1841 1849 HISTORIA MEMORABILIA. APRIL 3. The Academy incorporated. llmcmlman 18. The Constitution adopted. The first Academy building erected. FEBRUARY zo. The school opened by the Rev. Benjamin Thurston. MAY 1. The first Academy building dedicated and William Wood- bridge installed Principal. Colonel Henry Dearborn and other gentlemen of Exeter presented the Academy with a bell. Ot:'1'o111aR 15. Benjamin Abbot became the second Principal. Nov1:M1114:R 1 3. The Trustees vote to erect a new Academy building. AP1z1L 21. Death of John Phillips, LL.D., the founder. OC'1'o1sER ro. The Board of Trustees voted, That after the vaca- tion in April next no student in the Academy shall wear silk of any kind as a part of his dress, and that it be recommended to the students after that time to discontinue the use of gowns, and that it would be pleasing to the Trustees to see the dress of the Students less expensive, and in all instances, when consistent, composed of the manufacture of your own country. JULY 9. First annual school exhibition.. The first tuition fee levied. JUNE 16. Q The Rev. Isaac Hurd, pastor of the Second Parish, was elected Theological Instructor. JUNE 3. The English department is to consist of a three-years' COUISC. JULY 16. The Golden Branch Society is founded. APRIL 30. Gideon Lane Soule was appointed permanent instructor. AUGUs'1.' zo Daniel Webster elected a Trustee of the Academy. AUGUST 22. The resignation of Benjamin Abbot as Principal ac- cepted. AUUUs'1' 22 Gideon Lane Soule became the third Principal. AUGUST 2 3 Abbot Festival celebrated. AUGUST 19. The Trustees voted, That the Golden Branch should be merely a private one, with no secret or secrecy in their exer- cises or proceedings. Oc'm11E1a 25. Death of Benjamin Abbot. I2 1855 1856 1860. 1867 187o 1870 1871-2 1872 1872 1872 1872 T873 1373 1815 1375 ISSO 1881 1881 1883 1884 1885 1886. 1886 1888. 1889 1891 1893 1896 1896 Auousu' 13. The 'Trustees voted That the use of intoxicating liquors by any student shall cause them to sever his connection with the Academy. I APRIL 2 3. The Christian Fraternity founded. Nov1:mR12R 26. The Trustees received the gift of Dr. Jonathan Sib- ley, M. D., of Union, Maine. JULY 2. Jeremiah Kingman gave a fund. DECEMBER 18. Second Academy building destroyed by fire. D1-:C1-NRER 24. The alumni determined to raise sIO0,000 to rebuild the Academy, and for other purposes. Third Academy building erected. JUN11: 19. The Soule Festival celebrated. OC'l'flliIER 26. Gordon scholarship founded. DIECICRIHER 17. Squamscott house purchased for a new dormitory to be called Gorham Hall. lJ1:c1:M1n2R 17. Martha Hale scholarship founded. FERRUARY 1. Resignation of G. L. Soule as Principal. MAY 22. Albert Cornelius Perkins was elected fourth Principal. MARCH 13. Odlin professorship of English founded. NIARCH. The 12112111.1211 founded. DIQCEMR1-:R. The Burroughs scholarship founded. APRIL 3. One hundredth anniversary of the incorporation of the Academy. The G, L. Soule Society founded. JUNE zo. General reunion of the alumni. Gift of Francis P. Hurd, S5o,ooo. Gymnasium Fund raised. Gymnasium built. Gift of Francis E. Parker, Sf112,464.71. Physical Laboratory built. Gift of Henry Winkley, additional, S20,000. Chemical Laboratory built. Soule Hall built. Gift of Abner L. Merrill. Income to be used for prizes in composi- tion and declamation. Peabody Hall built. ' I3 The Academy. I TRUSTEES. jour: '1'Av1.oR 1'1-zruw, A.M., 1':-mflcfzf, Elected March, 1885. Grzmmn SHA'l'l'UCK Momsnx, A.M., LL.B., Elected june, 1888. Stmmtfxx I-IOAR, AJS., Elected April, 1893. S,xxnmnm Smxnv Smrm, A.B., LL.B., 1 Elected June, 1893. W11.1.1.m Przukv CHAIJWICK, LLJS., . I Elected December, 1893. I'l,uu,Ax I',u:1f: Amnx, A.M., rw-qyifia, Elected june, 1895. Q WILIJAM IJENVITI' I-Ivma, D.D., LL.D., Elected April, 1898. Fmxcns Wn.sQN Lm-:, ESQ., Elected July, 1895. 77'm.vu1'c1'. EMn.m S. SvR1N1:, Elected june, 1896. C1l.VhiL'l', rls Exeter, N. Il New York, N. V Concord, Mass New York, N. V Exeter, N. ll Exeter, N. ll Brunswick, Me Boston, Mass Exeter, N. H Mr. Ross. Mr. Kirkland. Mr. Selleck. Mr. Oliphzml. Mr. Rogers. Mr. Bowles. Mr. Ford. Prof. Francis. Prof. Cilley. Principal Amen. Prof. Tufzs. Mr. Stone. Mr. White The Faculty. WA 1 FACULTY. HAR1.11N lhxcts Amex, A.M., Principal, lf:-tylfxwr fy' Lalin. Elected june, 1895. BRADBURV LONGlfEl.I.0W CILLEY, A.M., l'1'1Ws.vor qf All6'1.l.'llf LIl7l.g Ill75 L',V Elected December, 1858. JAMES ARTHUR 'l'U1f 1's, A.li., Secretary, Odlin P1-ojkssar fy' English. Elected October, 1878. W11.1.mM ALLEN FRANCIS, A.M., 1,I'lW'.Y.l'0l' fy' fllnlhenuzlicx. Elected September, 1887. XVILLIAM ABli0'l l' STONE, A.B., 17I5f1'Ilf70l' in lwysirs. Elected July, 1888. GEORGE RAN'I'0Ul. YV!-Il'I'E, A.M., P11.D., hmirucfazn in Cbcuukffy. Elected October, 1889. JOSEPH SHERMAN FORD, A.B., lmlruclal' in fl'UlIf4 nm! 6'c1'mnfl. Elected june, 1894. GEORGE B1cN1AM1N Romans, A.M., hl.YfJ'lIt'f01' in Lnlin. Elected June, 1895. HOWARD ANIDREXV Ross, A.M., Dirvrlar qflhv G'y11ma.r1'1n1z. Elected june, 1895. SAMUEL GRANT OLIPHANT, A.M., 1nslrm'lor in Grccl' nm! Latin. Elected August, 1895. GEORGE HENRY SELLECK, A.B., lm'l1'm'lor in flhlfhellmlirs am! G'u1'mafz. Elected August, 1896. N A JOHN CoP1:1.ANn KIR'I'l.AND, ju., A.M., lnsfruclar in Lalin. Elected October, 1897. RALPH I'lAR'l'I' BDWLES, A.M., lns!r1u'!v1' in Erlglzkh zum' llI'.l'f0lij'. Elected October, 1897. I 7 1 I . R. AVICR. C. R. lZARNlC'l'l', P. HAR'l'I.E'l'l'. -I. A. ll. REACH w. cs. BOUKN. A. rf. mucsn I8 Xpwf R. C. BRUCE. I. W. CLOKEY. , N w. O. DOHERTV. J- E- DOW- R. n. URESSER. C. 1. I-:Nc:m.. 19 E. E. I-'RANCHO'l'. j. A. GIBSON. H. NV. GOIWREY. E. GOODRIDGE, ,IR H. II. GREEN. j. II. HARDY. 20 1. A, lmkwoon, W. M. HIGLEY. L. F. IIORBS. .,.... V, P. M. HOWE. C. I.. IIOVVARID II. IC. JONES. J, p, JONES, c. v. Krmlmll I . KIMBALL. NV. Il. KNIGIII NV. P. LANAGAN. G. T. W. LEAVVII 22 C. LEONARD. J. I.. I.Il,IEN'l'llAl.. G. H. LUCAS. F. C. MOORE. P. c. Nomus. J. NORRIS, 23 R. XV. QUIGLIQY. W. E. REICSE V. II. ROBERTS. C. IJ. RUSSELI 24 J. M. OLMSTEIJ. 'l'. 'I'. PAINE R. W. SAWYIER, jk. V- R- SEARS. G. SHAW. 'I'. J. 'I'HOMl'SON. W. E. VER PLANCK. I . WALLACIE. 25 R. E. XVARIP. S. ll. Wlll'1l'II,0L'K. ll. WILSON. W. A. WOI.l-'IC. W. NV. WVOUII A. J. zmmau. o. zlmmnmmz. 26 P. j. E L. H If C J. W. A. W C. I-I F. R G j. A. I. P. BAR'l'I.E'l'l'. A. Gmsox. Goomumsm, jk. F. Ilonns. E. joxrzs. Km1ml.1.. R. BA RN lQ'l I'. -I R A. II. Iimcru. G. HOURS. F. Bklamm. O. DOlIER'l'Y. SENIOR CLASS. FOUR YEAR MEN. W. P. LANAHAN. W. F. LAw'r0N. C. I.mN,xkn. G. II. Lm:As. L. C. PAIUQEN. W. E. Rrexaslc. THREE YEAR MEN. ls. H J. rr. GRI-zlcx. l'IAum'. W. M. Illmaucv. J. P. jox Es. W. H. Kwmxrr. W. Smvvma, ju SHAW. j. 'I'nmu'soN. II. Wu.soN. Z1m1lc1m.xN. C. Momua. C. Noklus. 'l'. PMNH. IC. Wmum. A. XVOINIC. I. Excl-:1.. G. T. W. LlcAx'Vl'1'. W. Wnon. W. Gomflucv. I'. P. MASON. j. Zlmnm. TWO YEAR MEN. R. Avlck. R. B. DRl'lSSlCR. S. M11.l.lck. C. BRUCE. E. E. F1mNc1m'r. j. Nmuus. E. Cokwrru. j. A. I'lMux'oon. II. ROlil'IR'l'S. E, ljoyvl C. L. HOWARD. II. u'llElEl.OCK. C. P. KlcNxm1.1.. ONE YEAR MEN. M, BRM,,:oxum. J. I.. LII.IEN'l'HAI.. R. SEARS. W. CI.oKl-:Y. J. M. O1.Ms'1'11:1w. E. VmaP1,ANcK. M, Howie, R. W. QUmI.m'. W,xl.x..xc:1c. C. D. Russnm.. POST-GRADUATES. E. S. Cnoss. C. C. DIQCOSTHR, ju. 27 Clax of 1898. HISTORY OF- NINETY-EIGHT. Who fears to speak of Ninety-Eight, Who blushes at her name? HEN, on September twelfth, in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and ninety-four, a small band of Preps. appeared before the-' school at the first chapel exercise, it was easily seen that something was going to hap- pen. And happen it did. In athletics, size, and scholarship, Ninety-Eight has always been in the lead. With an amazing precocity she tied with Ninety-Six for the foot-ball championship, and gave her a good rub for the base-ball cham- pionship. Of course, children should be seen and not heard, so Ninety-Eight did hold back a little, and gave the others some chance at first. As juniors, which is now Lower Middlers, though the class decreased somewhat in num- bers, it won both the winter and the spring athletic games, the class drill trophy, and had the greatest number of men on the honor list. What a struggle came in the Upper Middle year! The largest class in school, Ninety-Eight was bitterly fought by both Ninety-Seven and Ninety-Nine. It was a line illus- tration of how little curs bark and bite at the big dogs who take no notice of them. Letting Ninety-Seven tie her for the foot-ball championship by a fluke, Ninety-Eight then went ahead and won the Faculty Shield meet, the Spring track games, the base-ball championship, headed the honor list as before, and gained for herself a name for honesty and fairness never before equalled in the history of the school. The Senior year is too fresh in our minds to need mention. You all know how we won the Faculty Shield again, and how again the class has held up its good name and that of the school. Ninety-Eight holds nine school records, more than the other three classes, and is equally in the lead in other things. Much will she be missed next year, but, with Nineteen Hundred holding the most important position in school, things will be in a fair condition. May you, O spirit of Ninety-Eight, go forth and make yourself manifest and felt in that large place, the world, even as you have in this small corner of it, ever remembering this school of Exeter which has nurtured and developed you so well. 29 SENIOR CLASS LIST. Ayer, Fred Rollins, . . . Barnett, Charles Ridgely, jr., . Bartlett, Paul, ..... Beach, joseph Allen Hunter, . Bourn, William Gates, . . Bradford, Arthur Mason, . Breed, Archer Fuller, . Bruce, Roscoe Conkling, . Clokey, Ira Waddell, . . . Corwith, Gurden Edward, . Cross, Ernest Samuel, . DeCoster, Cyrus Cole, jr., . Doherty, William Oliver, . Dow, julian Ellis, . . . Dresser, Robert Bartlett, . Engel, Charles Isador, . Franchot, Edward Eells, Gibson, james Andrew,l . . Godfrey, Henry White, . Goodridge, Edward, jr., Green, Bruce Henry, . Hardy, james Hazen, . Harwood, joseph Alfred, . Higley, XVilliam Mortimer, . Hobbs, Llewellyn Frank, . Howard, Celius Lupano, . . Howe, Philip Mead, . . jones, l-larry Edward, . jones, john Price, . . . Kendall, Charles Pierce, . Kimball, Fred, .... Knight, William Horatio, . Lanagan, William Paul, . . . Lawton, William Francis, . . Leavitt, George Thomas NVoodbury, Leonard, Charles, ..... Lilienthal, joseph Leo, . Lucas, George Holmes, . Mason, Pliny Parker, . Miller, john Sebastian, . Moore, Frank Cochrane, . Norris, Percival Chandler, . lfnngar, llle., . . -Ywv-.vn111'il!u, Iml., . Ch1'mgv,l!l., . . ,70fI'r.'f, Ill., . . ,QUIl'L'1'.l', IV. Y., . 1011111 ulh, rllass. , . lynn, Illuss., . . lVa.vhiz1glarz, D. C., l,L'tf!IllN', Ill., . . Sag' Harbor, N. Y. l:'xclc1', . . . Sl. Paul, Zllinu., . Illa7'6lMmn', Illnxs., IVo6m'n, fllass., . Sl7Zlfhdl'flZg'z,', Zllnsx. , lc'xclr'1', .... ArI'Ilg lll'l7 Hills, 1l'. .S:I'l'I?l'll5l', IV. Y., . ffllllfftlll, . . J:'xe1c1', .... Cklll'f0SflIIl, S. C., Grovelrzflrl, .fMr.v.v. , Lilllulvn, flluss., . Caaizz' lkillffilllf, LI., Abrlh lhmlplnn, . llla1'z'z'.v Plains, N. Snulk I Vi1:n':rv', C 0 Obylhzuzl, Pa., . 711kll.Vlt77if1I , 1,11 . , . Lr?'li'I'5, Af. Y., . .A-t!ll.YflIg'frNl, . Ilnjfcrhzlu, lllnxs., . liavlon, Jlhzss., . CMlrlf.'.vl0u, S. C., Exclcr, .... Cahnnsqv, N. ji, . , . l'., . 7., . Illl San fi'IlIIl'l'IL'0, Cal., Cnlzuubns, lmf., . Brzzwcf, W., . Sfe1'!z'frg, Ill., . Gqjfvfazwz, . . . llfoarzfvlorcfzl, Al Y., 30 . . P. H. I4 . . S. H. II . P. Chase's . L. B. 'l'ilton's . . . .1'.H.13 . . Lawrence Ilouse 3 . . . . P. H. 5 . . G. N. Proctor's . . . P. H. I6 . . B. F. Swasey's . G. N. Cross's . P. DeMeritt's . . . S. H. 27 . P. H. I9 . . . . S.II.9 Mrs. G. T. Engel's . . . . 5.11.18 . Chapman's . . .Hampton. . . E. Goodridge's F. L. Robinson's P. H. 5 Miss M. E. Hartwell's Mrs. A. M. jenness's . . . A. H. 12 . . P. H. 23 . j. W. Field's . . A. H. 5 . . S. H. 23 . . . A. H. 23 . . . Kensington Mrs. R. C. Shepard's S.H.6 . l . L. Robinson's . . L. Leavitt's Mrs. K. H. Davis's . . . . P. H. 20 Mrs. A. M. jenness's . . . A. H. 24 . . . .P.II.2l. ....A.H.7 . Lawrence House 6. Norris, Sidney james, . Olmsted,jolin Morgan, . . . Paine, 'l'l10l1lZ'tS Thompson, . l'arlier,I,ewisClifford, . . . Quigley, Rollin Wilfred, . Reese, Warren Everett, . f'lI.t'r'1'Qff, .lL'., . lflfjilln, .l'. V., . . 5.ll.b . . A.lI.11 v . 1lf1lI'N1'd1'1Irf,fil1I.t'.f., , . , . S. ll,27 Lll1lr'lIhlll:g , .WMI Cnshwlz, A'. Y., Ltw111'11.vlu1', llhmv., Sz'4IlI'1l, . . . . A.ll. IQ . . l'. llelllerittl S . Mrs. A. D. l'ilce's Roberts, Vasvo llarold, . . Llltflilfgffllll, rllird., . . . S. ll. 6 Russell, Charles llavid, . . . lVafel'lnfw1, .llf1.r.v., . Mrs. N. Ilall's Sawyer, llolwert William, -lr., . lffnrew, lllr., . . Mrs. M. llall's Sears, Frederic Reginald, . . A't1.1'hIll:I', .llu.v.v., . . Mrs. S. M. l'eters's Shaw, George, ..... . ,War lbrk, A'. Y., . . . G. N. llroetor's Thompson, lllll0lll!'l5JCffCI'S0l1, . . lI'vhv!vr, .lln.v.v., .... . . . A. ll. I9 Verl'lanek, William Everett, . . l'i'.vM'1'l!-011-llzmfvon, AC Y., . . l'. ll. I6 Wallace, Frederick ,... . f'7fl'hbl!lfg ', .lla.v.v., . . . . . l'. ll. I4 Ward, Russell livan, . . . . l:'u'm1, Ylur., . . . S. ll. 21 NVheelock, Stanley llerlmert, . lfi'h1'1'afqv', llhrmv., . . . S. ll. I8 YVilson, Charles llarold, . . lJfIr'1'11fw1'l, Ll., . . . l'. ll. 20 NVolfe, Walter Arden, . 1ilt'1161r1'11, fbi., .... A. ll. I6 XVood, William Wilson, . . Piyml, O., . . . . E. A. Rli'llfll'flH0l1,S Zimmer, Alva jay, . . I,'!orv'f'.v:'z'l!r, .V. Y., . . . I.. li. 'l'ilton's Zimmerman, Oscar, . . ,Vw .llahru11':re', IDI., . . A. ll. I7 l l ff ,I l 4 ' ff xx' lilltll , f-- - ' ' V, A-Hjf'Q?..' 1, Sit., VJ? K' , e, - .. .... Q....LQmf.. -fi.-.-'L.,.l!.f '54 1- 'N 'V ' ' 7 ' 1' , , , , ', .,. --'N 1- -ri-T-..-. by MQ zu I 5 r Q . l E3 lttsw , ' , , f . 1' XLLQF fig' 0 fp, L5 tml .fc,,' P :ewmzxrx 31 Class of 1899. LcAv:f11 HIC sentiments which must have predominated in this class, and ruled its actions, seem, judging from its past, best illustrated by the above motto. They have ever been a spirited class, but their inspiration came not from the Gods above. It seems to have come rather from the grain fields, or the foul depths of the lower powers. Only by the external facts are they brought to our notice, and these go to prove our deep-seated opinion. When these facts are reviewed, they reveal at first lofty ambitions, far from noble, which are apparently encouraged by an enormous amount of self-satisfaction. Self-satisfaction for what! Why, defeats, for secondly we see nothing else. In all contests except one, in all trials in which quality was tested, they met defeat, and even defeated themselves. As a natural result of the above-noted inspiration, they have always been a talkative class. In this respect, at least, they have succeeded, for no other class, within the memory of man, has ever equalled them. This class of Ninety-Nine can even talk, when there is nothing to talk about, they can keep up, what they call an argument, when all others have been convinced of their mistakes. Conclusions of honest men must be that they lack the quality of seeing a point, and of profiting by their own mistakes. Yet, after all, in this strange class, there are many good fellows, who have, as it seems, been unduly influenced by the few. These few have, by their diplo- matic insight, presided over meetings, and ruled supreme, the bad element has overawed the good, the good element has shown its weakness, by allowing what it has known to be inconsistent with the welfare of the class, and with the feeling of the school. This fault, however, is the weakness of many mortals. Few have the courage to stand out against the opposition of the world, even when they realize that their cause is right, and that the world struggles against the cause simply because of its novelty. It would be well for this class to remember the maxim :- The Brave are Successfulu- keeping in mind that 33 the bravery referred to is not that bluff bravery of the few, whom we have mentioned, but that it is that bravery of which every true man has a distinct image within himself. One more detrimental quality, and a fundamental principle of their platform, is that of always doing what they know is wrong. Considering their good side, for everything bad has some redeeming feature, we note some hidden sparks of uprightness, yet these are so small as to warrant mention only. As a parting word of advice, we suggest that they let these sparks kindle, until the class is thoroughly enflamed with such zeal, as shall lead it to be remembered, as a class which struggled against self to victory, as a class of which people may say : The school is better for its influence. 4555 '- -,ff Xf 4 ? -. it I - -.. vu Y - : nu Q5 34 UPPER MIDDLE CLASS Allison, Charles Edward, Bailey, William Thomas, J Baker, Frank Milton, . . Baldwin, David Alonzo, . Banker, Lyman Van Vliet, Barker, Will Tilden, . . Barter, llenry Alexander, Besse, Walter Milton, . Bessell, Maxwell Evarts, Betts, Percy, .... Black, Franklin Gordon, . Blaisdcll, Arthur George, Brackett, Ernest Randall, Casper, joseph, . . . Chase, Albert Nathan, . Cleveland, Walter Carl, . Cochran, Charles Martin, Conner, Edwin Charles, . Cornwall, Andrew Payne, Doe, Albert Prescott, jr., Eschhach, Allen Gehman, Faulkner, Francis Barrett, Flanders, Kent Haney, . Foley, Charles llenry, . Ford, Sherman, . . . Goldman, Alvin Damascus Greene, Elbridge Howe, . Gremmcls, Solon, . . . Guernsey, Raymond Gano, Haggerty, Francis, . . Hahn, Harry XVilliam, . Hall, Lyman David, . Ham, Clifton, .... Hersey, George Noyes, . Hersey, Walter Albert, . Hull, Arthur Stanley, . r., . 3 Ingalshc, Grenville Howland, . . Isaacs, Irving Cornelius, . June, Jesse Dale, . . . Kellogg, Edwin Welles, . Kemp, Frederick George Bradstreet, SAl51'1.IIA lllillv, f,II., . Dlllllm, Jlffllll., . Lua1n1'n.vfc1', Illnrr., Suullllfrvillu, Pa . , lt'o,t'61r1j', Illass., . flII'IlI1'1Lg l01Z, . l'a1'll11ml', IMI., lx'iru:l'.vin'v, Cal., . Srrrllzlrm, Pa., . lhIlf'c.'lI.fl7t'k, N. 7., . IXQTZU York, 1V. Y., . Cqjfvforrnr, . . . Co!a'wa!zl', Zllirh . , Sllfllfll, N. 7., . lIf'hilffe!a', . . . LL'0lll1.ll.YfL'l', Illrzss. , .S'nufM1'1'nfgz', Illaxs., zlluzrllamfillu, . . l'arllnm1', Conn., Exclcr, . . . firixlol, Pa., lx'uw1.,', .... flfilrurrzzkfrr.-, lfVi.v, , C01lc'01'rl', . . . lk'1IlI.l'I7.V CfL1', filo., Sf. Louis, llfn., . Cf11f101'if1fge, .'llrzx.v. , lblllllfffrlll, .... llv14gM'z-Lyivic, Af. Y., . 0.ljIIl'1f, llhzsx., . . llfrlshivzglofz, D. C., . NIW York, N2 Y., . Shlljilcllgfh, Zllu., . . IVcllu.f!1y llillv, Illaxs., IVcl!vslLy Hills, Illrm., .S'rrfm!fm, Pa., . . Sam1j'llz'l!, N. Y., . ChI't'llSfl1, flf., . . Oak Park, Ill., . llclulm, Zllonl., . .'l,Ill2l'h4'.l'fL'I', . 35 LIST. . . . A. H. 9 . P. H. 2I . . A. H. IO . A. H. IS . . A. H. 18 . H. E. Read's . . A. H. 22 S. H. 22 . . . .A.H.16 Mrs. A. M. Jenness's . . G. H. Selleck's . . A. II. 18 P. I-I. I2 . G. H. Selleck's . . A. Miller's . . A. H. IS S. H. 9 . C. L. Conner's 1 . G. H. Selleclds . . . A. P. Doels . . G. H. Selleck's . Lawrence House 4 . . . . P. H. 23 . S. A. Lawrence's . . . S.H.28 . . . . P.H.6 Mrs. S. M. Peters's . . . . Hampton . . . A. Miller's Mrs. E. J. Hooper's . . . . S. H. 25 . . . . A..H. 8 Mrs. J. H. Brown's . . . . P. I-I. I7 . . . P. H. I7 . . Miss A. Piper's . Lawrence House 3 . . .S.II.II . S.H.9 . . .P.11.r9. . J. w. Field's . . Kennedy, Charles William, . Kilburn, William Thomlvs, jr., . Lacy, Burritt Samuel, . . Lacy, Frank Robinson, . . . Lewis, Edward Wellington, jr., Lewis, Paul Murray, . . . . Little, William Oliver Baketel, Lloyd, Ernest Morris, . . Lusk, George Wilson, . Mallett, Frank Earle, . . Maury, Robert Mitchell, . . McIntosh, Frederick Fleming, . Merrifield, Percy George, . Merrill, Amos Arthur, . . Moses, Charles Milton, . . Neal, jared Augustus Perkins, . Nesmith, Walter Scott, . . Owen, Gwilym, . . . . Peabody, Charles Livingston, . Pinn, Paul Calvin, .... Reed, Bert, .... . Rubertson, james Brooks, . Rogers, Edgar Martin, . Scales, George Levi, . . Stevens, john Henry, . . Stevenson, Reginald Clements, Sullivan, john Hampden, . . Syphax, Theophilus john Minton Taylor, Frank Willis, .... Templeton, Ernest Gilman, . Tier, Frederic Edmund, . Torrey, Harry Kimhall, . Tufts, Irving Elting, . . Varney, Ralph Wesley, . Victor, Maxwell, . . . VVeeks, Edmund Hiram, Wentworth, john Paul, . NVeston, William Burns, . Willmy, Mitchell ,... Williams, Thomas Calvin, . IfVc.vl Alva' Brigfhlall, IV. Y., . 1'o1't!1z1m , Ilia., . Drlbuynu, LI., . . Dubuqmr, hr., . . '7L'1'.Vt:l' Cigv, N. 7., LVIIUHIIIII, Illfzrs., Exufur, .... 57. Louis, flh., . L.,-o1111'z1.vI1'1', IIMJJ., Lau, lik., . . . Illcfflfrhis, Tenn ., .S'czc'1'rl'It.jf, Pa . , . I Vnlwiarvu , AAISS. , GlZf:S'f0i'UlI , . . . :700l1.l'f07Ull, Pa., . 1l2rrqhfc!tKv, . . Gqjkrnrwz, . . ytldllifllidlll, I ill., . lw'n.vlon, !Mz.r.s'., . IIfll.Y0fIIg'.'l7lI, D. C., . 1lfQlI1I,0., . . . Omaha, AM., . . . A. l-l. 9 . P. ll. 8 . . P. H. ii . . P. Il. Il . J. W. Field's . . A. H. I4 . ll. Little's . . H. 4 . . A. H. I3 . I-I. C. 1-'ield's ...b.ll.l7 . . .S.IAI.26 Lawrence House 1 . . . A. H. I4 . G. H. Selleck's . . Newtields . . . A. Il. 7 . G. l'l. Selleclc's . . . S. H. 7 . j. W. Field's . G. H. Selleck's ...b.ll.ll IfflI.TdIilIA'1'01I, D. C., . Mrs. A. M. P0rter's Exvfcr, . I . . . . B. B. Scales's Durham ,... . . H. 22 l7,1'0l!d'LI'lI, Af Y., . P. Il. 22 flH'lllj7dI'.Y, Yflill., . . S. H. I7 1JdZ'f1lxI'L'MdflI, Pd., EXL'lL'l', . . . l5.n'ltf1', .... fill. Cnrzlzul, Hz., Ahrfclafv, . . . . W. Fieldis . H. H. 'l'aylor's . j. 'l'empleton's . . . A. H. 25 . . A. H. I2 E.wlc1', . . . . j. A. 'l'ufts's Lynn, Illnss., . . . P. H. IO lfavlazz, llhxs., ..... P. H. 7 Lubmmn, flhf., . . Mrs. A. M. Grouard's .S'nndw1'rh, ..... . . . G. H. Go0ch's pljdjflliflill H61:5'hf5, Ilhmv., . . . . A. H. 24 Cillfifzllrzli, O., . . . . . S. H. 23 Ravi: Hill, S. C., . 36 . j. A. jackson's I E 1 large? NJ.xvi W US C-:vF12. Q IJ Q gpia Up? me T Alyt, bf 6 s. ll 1 rp, 1 . I f i nf: 'f f ,m,,.. ,, .. , .... t.--q,,.,..-U . . it ' QW - - ,, if J ii if ,I llliimlillgi:iieui::':x:::,::......s.:ti..uiiuiiis:,r ......,,. :infill u1-f- W 'm.i.it...il5llilllllilllw Emi in r' .u1ll!,.li 5 .--if 4 A , - a o t if If t - -f ' rf lj I J fm ' HE only class which has at all approached the standard of worth set by Ninety-Eight is the class of Nineteen Hundred. Since the registration of the first member of that class there has been a new spirit evident in the school. Before any athletic contest in which Nineteen Hundred was to take part a strange kind of mystery has pervaded the air. Chub goes around with a wise look on his face, excited and puffing as if he had run all the way to Abbot Hall from Peabody. The class has always worked hard for what it got, and it truly deserves every championship which it has Qonej. It has also worked hard for a good many things which it did not get. But that is not history. The class did not distinguish itself in foot-ball in its first year, nor, in fact, in much of anything but posters and self government. With surprising regard for the fitness of things, lg'7'L'L'l1 and white were early chosen class colors. The only fault to be found with these colors is that when a member of the class is wear- ing them they are not easily distinguishable from the background. One thing we had forgotten. The members of the class of Nineteen Hundred, not satis- fied with self evident facts, labelled themselves in every possible way with the class numerals. We all knew they were Preps. Why make a painful fact more prominent? Everything, class foot-ball team, class base-ball team, class track team, fwhoever heard of such thing?j class drill squad, was labelled 'oo. Of course they were nothing, but why a double nothing? And their own doings too? Truthful children. They shall have their reward. Who said in Heaven? Nay, preserve us l This year Nineteen Hundred scored its first triumph. The class won the foot-ball championship. For this they had duly large heads. They went down fthe heads we meanj when the Faculty Shield meet came off. Nineteen Hundred, who beat both Ninety-Nine and Ninety-Seven QGod bless themj last year, had to be satisfied with the third place. Cheer up, Nineteen Hundred. Your turn will come. When Ninety-Eight is gone you will rise supreme. You show great promise, and with those gone whose attainments are' greater than yours you will blossom out in all your glory. 37 Class of 1900. LOWER MIDDLE CLASS LIST. Barker, Hiram Edwin, . Barter, Hugh Remi, . Bartlett, Hugh, . . Belknap, john, . . . Bell, Clifford Hawkins, . Bourn, Alger Stedman, . Brown, Herman LaRue, . Butler, Clifford Alan, . Camp, Oswald Edward, . Carter, Conrad Powell, . Clay, Waldo Hoit, . . Cook, William Hathaway, . Crosbie, Laurence Murray, . Davis, David, . . . Dean, Maurice Bessell, . Dunlap, John Archibald, Ely, Burton Leroy, . . Emerson, joseph VVilson, Evans, George Edward, . Farnham, I-larry Francis, Gall, Fred Rush, . . Gardner, John Edward, jr., Gibbs, George Lynn, . . Gilman, joseph Taylor, . Goodbar, james Bright, . Green, Walton Atwater, Hartwell, Norcross Needham, . Hillman, George Thomas, . Hobbs, Warren Harrison, . . Humrichouse, William Hawken, james, Benjamin Percy, . Jarboe, Thomas Ross, . jones, john Tazewell, . Kiger, Pierson Bechtel, . Lang, John, Jr., . . Leddy, Charles joseph, . McDonnell, Edward Leon, . Miller, Edward Howe, jr., . Morley, George Walter, jr., Otis, Harold, ..... Perkins, Wayne Arthur, . . . . . . Jr., Hz1'1111'11glz11z, . 1,0l'f!lIIlllI', lllu., Chffllgll, Ill., . A7Itf0Z'Ul', lllrzrx., Pa1'fl111m', Con 71 ., l'?u1K'e1'.r, AC Y., . Lo111':w'lI1', lrji., . .S'4111f211'11', Zllu., . . flfllihillglllll, D. C., . 011l!111m'.v, IW., . Lr11'z1111'a , . LIIFUIIITI, .S'nlu111, L1., . Duluth, flflillll., . Dalian, P11., . . AG1r011r1, . . . Abrth Fylilllfflllllf, IV. lVhifch11lZ, N. Y., Grajrurfillr, HI., . Sonlh lIlillldl'0l', G11 f1ur'i11111115nli.v, lml., Exeler, .... 1'h1'Z1111'ey1hi11, 1611. , Exeter, .... I1Ic111f1h1's, 721111 ., IWW Hwk, AC Y., E'lz'M1uy, Ilblss., . Coz1ra1'zz', IL1 111 plan , Bzlllizzumv, Alf., . 04175011115 Pa., Cumptofl, llhl., . Old Pain! C011y211'l, Cnurn: L11111l1'11g, AC Ez!! River, zlhzrr., AL'7ifL'!lf9, . . l'VHflSbllIg , fjll., . D1111'111'Zlc, IO1., Srlglhlltlfil, Illich., . Bl't70k0'll, IV. Y., .Ncfc1w111'kcf, . ' 39 if.. 111., V11., 7-, . H. E. Read's . . A. H. 22 . S. P. Chase's . . . H. I9 . . G. H. Selleck's . . . P. H. I3 . . . .S.I-1.14 . . M. Twombley's . . . . Il., 8 . A. I.awrence's . Lawrence House 5 . . S. P. Chase's . . . . A. Il. zo . Mrs. T. J. Davis's . Mrs. E. Ilooper's . . . . P. H. 6 . Mrs. T. Davis's . . . . P. Il. 4 . . . XV. 'l'owle's . . Mrs. S. M. Peters's . . . . P. II. I5 . . E. Gardner's . Miss A. M. Flaggls . . E. Il. Gilman's ....s.u.17 ...S.Il.r3 . . . . I-I. I6 . S. A. Lawrence's . . . . Hampton . P. II. 4 . . A. H. 23 . . . A. Il. 26 . . NV. Field's . Lawrence I-louse 6 . . . . A. H. 21 . . . . . A. ll. 5 Velocipede Club House . . . . . S. II. I4 . . . . P.I-1.1 . S. H. 20 . A. II. 26 Piper, john Moody ,... Plympton, Frecleric Knowlton, Pratt, Mason Ross, . . . Pressey, Mark Bailey, . Reed, Clarence Leonard, . Reese, john Donaldson, . Rock, Mathew, jr., . . Sawyer, Eugene Mitchell, . Sclmffrnth, Paul ,... Simon, Albert Philip, . . Simpson, Edgar Mead, . . Stzultlnnrler, William Frederick, Strout, Paul Foster ,... Taylor, Arthur Shaw, . . 'l'l'l0lllflS, john Thonras, . Ward, Reiffert Quinn, . Weed, llarrie Ellwoocl, . NVilrler, Richnrrl Timothy, . Willrtrcl, Ilenry Seeley, jr., XVise, Jennings Cropper, . Wise, Martin Fitzhugh, . Yost, Benjamin Franklin, . Young, William Augustus, . I V rs! SfE7U1l1'Aff0Ti'll, . I l'v!lv.vA11' llilh, fllass. , 7 lvfljfflflnfl, lllfmv, , llrmlmnlzlan, A2 7., . IGI!! A'1'zu'1', fllnss., .lirIll1'l1ln1'u, flhf., . .Mira Milf, 1V. l'., ff1IlLL ?U', Alu., . . lVnl1.'1'b1nj', 6211111 ., . AQTIW Kirk, N. Y., . S1111 E'll1!l'f.V1'll, Cal., .fI!lqghv11,1f, Plz., . Dnlzwm, zllfzm., . . Ufufm G1'nfu', Af jf., .S'r1'u11lw1, Pa., . . Erllm, Ylzr., . . . .S7fmUi11'u', Conn., . f,7t'lH 7i'!Ifd1' lhrbur, Irln., . ,'c'!LVfl7lI,O., . . . IXQTNI lG11'k,1V. Y., Ilzrix, Trxr., . C'n1'1mlh1z.v, O., . E.t'L'ft'1', . . ff' ' A SHORE THING w vpmusap 40 Velocipecle Club Ilouse . . . . . I. II. I2 . . . A. II. 20 . . G. A. llall's . . G. H. Selleck's . F. L. Rohinson's . . . S.ll.IQ . Mrs. M. j. llall's . . . A. ll. 21 . . . A. ll. 6 . . . B. F. Swnsey's Velocipecle Cluh House . . Mrs. M. Il. llnll's ...S.ll.I3 . . A. ll. 26 ...S.ll.2I . G. l'I. Selleckls . .S.II.26 . . 5.11.10 . . 1'.II. 24 . . S. II. 28 . . P. I'l. I5 . A. Youngls ,. UR. o .V ,I K l- i llllllf ll '-'lil-lJllll3lll.l. ghyrgglfffi: y --A--22' . X 1 115- 7 1 , X' ' fin, i . ' . 4. .TU l 'QYNXI O ,, ,, , , -- A., , , Q 05: 3 , , ' Lf., A .EJ G, L J' X 'J X ,, , ' 6' 'lf' J A' H A7 . t fi if .... ' . J , ' 4 ' . , ,aff AX7 .Fm Z Z 0 l 1 llllwlllllll 'T' ll' 'l-lil lll' W H ll:il l'i7m lilflrpll k at e L , . X-' 'll M 'X ' ' lHfffgf f:ff...?w, HT W W ,L 'lin tht ' Y -s i - - . f-zSsEf1izf 'x tts-X IPIWP fff z 4. ICLYING on their parents' fond wishes for their future success, but above all trusting in the idea of their own importance, they have come to us. Alas, only to learn of their insignificance l What a woe-begone lot of youngsters the fond mother has brought forth. We trust they may under her fostering care grow into that manliness which characterizes our upper class men and becomes students of lixeter. Our leisure moments have been joyfully spent, yet with toil, in our endeavors to lay the foundation of your characters, to administer the rebukes, and to teach the lessons which had to be taught. You have been sorely tried and tempted, but so have we. Your trials were for your advantage, but ours to our detriment because of your association. You have passed through a year of lixeter life with all its varied interests. It may have been an unpleasant and hard one, but we hope you have pro- gressed in the right direction. We 'hope you have taken your defeats in the spirit which leads to future victoriesg that you have accepted your reproofs as dutiful children. As a parting word we advise you ever to cling to those principles of loyalty, honor, and manliness, which we have endeavored to teach you. 41 Class of 1901 Y V Anderson, George NX oodbury, Boyle, St. john, jr., . . . Burlingame, Harold Dana, . Cannon, james Robert, . . Channing, George Tliacher, . Clark, William VVhittier, . Colvin, Leon Oswald, . Cottrell, Edwin Angell, . Coulson, Richard, . . Curtice, Edgar, jr., . Davis, Everett Garfield, . Dunham, Samuel Ellis, . . Dunning, I-larold Walcott, . Egan, Thomas joseph, . . Farrand, Arthur, . . Ferguson, john Wesley, . Fordon, Alfred Charles, . Gordinier, George, . Gumbel, joseph, . . Gumbel, Lester, . . . Hay, Edwin Barrett, jr., . Herron, Albert Cheney, . . Hill, joseph Tyler Cohren, . Hill, William Vllatkins, . . Hogan, james joseph, . Hughes, james Francis, . Isaacs, Hersee Ware, . jecko, joseph, . . . Levy, jacob, . . . Lynd, Leonard Edgar, . . MacNamara, Alfred Bouton, Mathes, Roy Wentworth, . Mcliey, john, ..... Michael, Herbert Samuel, . Nichols, john jasper, . . . Pickup, john Heap, . Pike, Herbert Wilson, . Priest, Frank jones, . Randall, john Leslie, . Sawyer, Alpha Reuben, . . Scott, George Patrick, . U. Sherman, Benjamin Franklin, Smith, Sidney I-lenry, . . Sykes, William Henry, . . Woods, William Andrew, . Woodsum, Ralph Benjamin, Zimmerman, Edgar, . . . JUNIOR CLASS LIST. Rarhcslcr, . . Loraiwille, Aja, E.rcle1', .... . 1'z'vrf1'1Af11re, R. I., . Suu f?'am'1'.vm, Cal., Cnzllnn, O., . . . .l5't'l'HlIf0l1, Pa. , . A1'1cyw'l, R. I., . C'u1116f'z'1lft'c, Ilhrsx., lt'oMt'sfw', A'. Y., A2':w11t11'l'cl, . Ll.A'z'.'L'l', . . . . C'au6n'h1n'xf, Af. Y., . Al'w ll7l'A', A'. Y., . l'VhI.fflI.T'Z'fffL', Xlhsx., . la'!av11gh'v!a', A'. Y., . Aim' Jhrk, A'. Y., . YTQV, A'. Y., . . Alfa' Orlwrm, Ln., Aiwa' f?l'!e'fIll.Y, Ln., . Ilft1s01'11g1o11, D. C., . S011M01'izI:g4', Ilhrx., Bnll1'1mu'u, fllrf., . ll'fu1'.vb1111g', I il., . Yl11'1'1'14gf.'ol1, CUIIII., . ffuzaogf Cigv, A'. 7., . A'iqgm'a I'h!l.r, A'. Y., 'I',1I5hfl1g'ft7Il, D. C., . A270 0l'ft'HlI.l, Ln., . Troy, A'. Y., . . l91'ooK'Zy11, A'. li, fillfhtllll, . . Exeter, . . . f0g !71l5fft71'f, Iml., Co11rm'n', . . Domw, .... Cr111l6z'iagw.',!M1ss., . A2'rwmr1'l'rl, . . Lac, . . . . E.rvlt'1', . . . . 1571'fJlllt7llf0, . . . Ballsfon 5254, A1 Y., Lmmluz, filly., . . Srrzfamlah, Ga., . E.rum', . . . lf.A'L'lf'l', ..... A270 Zlhzbauing, Pa ., 43 . . . P.H.8 .. P.Il.3 . XV. Burlingame's Miss A. M. Flagg's . . . .l'.l'l.1o Miss A. M. Flagg's Mrs. E. llooper's . . G. H. Selleck's . S. A. Lawrence's . . . . S. Il. 3 . . . Newmarket . E. Dunhanfs . . P. Il. 7 . . P. H. 24 . . . . A. Il. 25 . . G. ll. Selleck's . . . A. ll. 6 '. A. J. u'eekS's . . B. F. Swasey's . . B. F. Swasey's . Lawrence llouse I . . G. H. Sellcck's . F. I.. Robinson's . . j. A. jackson's . . O. Faulhaber's . . ,. A. 1-I. I0 . . P. ll. 8 . . . A. II. zo . . B. F. Swasey's . A. NVeeks's . . B. F. Swasey's . . . Durham . . E. V. McKey's . . . . S.Il.8 . Lawrence House 5 . . XV. Field's . . . . P. lI.3 .' . . Newmarket . Mrs. F.4D. Randall's . . E. L. Sawyer's . . . . P. H. I6 . . Miss A. Piper's Miss A. M. Flagg's . . j. A. jackson's. . . . VV.VVoods's . A. E. Woodsum's ....A.n.17 . SENIOR, . Uvvim hIIlllJl.IC, . Lownlt Miimm, SUMMARY. jumok, . 'l'0'l'AI,, 255 REPRESENTATION. New Ilampshirc, . S4 Minnesota, Massachusetts, 42 Missouri, . New York, . 32 South Carolina, . Pennsylvania, . 23 Tennessee, New Jersey, . I2 Texas, . Maine, . . II Kentucky, Connecticut, . . 7 Rhode Island, District of Columbia, . Illinois, . . . Ohio, Iowa, . Qalifornia, Indiana, Maryland, Virginia, Louisiana, Michigan, 7 England, . 7 Florida, . 6 Georgia, . 5 Montana, 4 Nebraska, 4 Nova Scotia 4 Vermont, . 4 Wisconsin, 3 3 Total, 44 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 I I I I I I I I 255 A U1 l L KAPPA EPSILON PI. DAVID AI.oNzo BALDWIN. RALPH HARTI' Bownss. CONRAII PowI4:I.I. CARTER. WAI,no Hom' CI,Av. I CHARLES MAR'l'IN COCH RAN. MEMBERS. ROIIIIRI' BAR'l'l.E'l I' DRIassI2I1. SIIERIIIAN Foun. YVILLIAM HAWKEN HUMRICIIOUSII, ju RI4:r:INAI,u CI.IaMIcN'I's S'I'IcvIcNsoN. MAR'l'IN FITZIIUGH VVISE. AI,vA JAY ZIMIIIEII. 46 f f X Q. 4.:X ff 1 !'fffx h fl , ,jf ff x -gjifffffjj ,fi 55, yfg f . I , V5 1 If f X - f Q Q 1g W 1 , , M I I K . A y V K ir'M4.NLJia,Labn4.un1'l.2 l.J,k1L2..Ag..n4 ..,J,.n. W ,, . ' ff ' . pf., ,..'...m+'f.L,1....-. L. mn, .1 MM-L ,.,mL.4,1.Ls,,14.w.4...1.1Qi.L.z.A.zA.,31.4wA:A.4.Q,lJ+L.4..w.vs1m.,-..., num llrvh u,lW1ln A 1- --. ' 1 V - ,,.' . 11 'A '. .vm . , 1 ' ' ' Y ' 'f +-' 'ay-1 f Ae-nw ,'l'..lk.'Mfwl-M:'.+iglig:fi5M1',. W f' Aw' qc' 'h'I3Al'.I'i gi., wi 15351 Wg PHI EPSILON SIGMA. FRIQII R0I.I.INs Avlak. AI.IiIaIa S'I'IamI,xN Bounw. WII.I.IAxI G,x'I'I:s BOUIIN. ERNIas'I' RANIMLI. BI:AcKIa'I'I'. FRIQII RIIsII GALI.. GIcoIII:Ic Novms IIIIRSIW. WAI.'I'IaII AI.IIIaR'I' IIEIISIW. WIl.I.lfXRl MoII'I'IIvIIcIz llIr:I.Iav. GEOIIGII I IoI.MI+:s LIII:As. MEMBERS. Fklmrlaklc KNowI.'I'oN PI.vxII'I'oN GEOIIIIIQ BENJAMIN Romaks. IImv,xRII ANIIIIEW Ross. CIIAIILES DAVIII RUssIaI.L. R0liElf'l' WII.I.IAM SANVYER, jk. FRIIIIRIIIQIC WAI.I.AcIc. jIcNNINr:s CIIOI-I-Im YVISE. WII,I.IAxI WII,SON Woon. BENAIANIIN FRANKLIN Vos'I'. 51 KAPPA DELTA PI. Founded in 1897. IWIIIRJ' 1' DurlII1'ih1rx. PROI-'. WILLIAIII ALLEN FRAN1:Is. fwllfdl' lh1Iw'a1'z'I1.v. . HON. ALIIER1' A. GI.I-:AsON. f?'rlf1'z'S rx Am11C'111 in. Pl-IlI,ll' JENKINS DAVIES. VVALTER FICNNO IJEARRORN. Hvzlrmv WILLIAM PAUL LANAOAN. VASCO HAROLII ROIIER'I's. I'lARRY EIIWARII JONES. WARREN EvERE'I'I' RI-:EsE. VVIIILIAM BURNS YVESTON. JOIIN PRICE JONES. GEORGE LYNN Gusns. IIENRY WRIuII'I' IDRURV. EIIWIN WARI.Ev JAMES. in .f1m1Ar111i1I. OSCAR ZINIMERMAN. JAMES ANIwRIcw GIBSON. JOIIN LANG, JR. GWILYM OWEN. FRANK EARLE MIXI,!.F1'l'I'. FREDICRIC REGINALII SEARS. CIIARLES YVILLIANI KIINNEI 52 FY ww, Q W., ,V .,, nw.. Y-fy, .. 1, T. f-,-v 7,-f-T 5--.,-- --.w.,v.-1-. -- ,v-- V--A-v-nwyfvfrf-rgw-f-, .4,1w,, .',,x,' I fyf, .H y v:..1l'f-I HW-1 fr .fb ',, , , ,, ,f ,W x N r .Aw X 4 1 1 n 1 X. N Q . .i A. A , , ,X 1 Sm, vqggw, vw Mlwkx 1 4 W 5 Q .J N '4 M4 ., , 4 mi 4 X. A ' M 3 Q X25 5 J, 19 1 , i 1 1? ,Y- , 34 1 I '1 ml 1 ff .xg A ,Ax W 4 ,W ,Y M QF ,E if ,jf I- 'fl 1 J wg A fi 04 -Y! 'Q - T ,, 1V '. Uhr 7 Jw Rfb A ,F M w W . .V , A, , ,X-qi T,- R. ' ' 1fM'?.Q iq .buf .g- -1, , l F5 , , , f A , W Q hLmaq, JwmMW1Ww1mfWJ 'v5'f,,,',4':.i,,in'f 3 -2g Q '...'gl f' 'i'1.1'Af f'?5i'Q Q, .W ?:fw4,i7.f.QvV, fx v - .L ',1,'1'f'J YH' , gy' ,W H-,NN ' Mfg, ,- ' ' Vfwy, W W' 9' ' fm ' 9 . ' W V Nw LJ 'JV ' ,L N ' wi f' A, 3 H 'H'- t'f 'L'X' fvi W N 'W - xi 'H -'A-'V'i'!W ' 'u'14'7P 'WF' ffl: fb Ulf 'TWV' 'im 1' '-'l 1'Qf. W '11.-'I,-'sf , 'E'H .' QQ' J, , v, W. YY , M ,,, hw, i 1' 1 'L,i'1.L-'VV , W2 - '. .,s M',' ,FW!c:'W7-- vi' .NM N 1132- ft muff-I E' W mwah '1 :Nm-, 1 ' fW:,M ,'Lf:. . vw .-,f,4 , 4 1 .7.12 p f -h gyif. , wif 'V L N ? . Y w.1,1f ,1Y il '. M , Ki ' Wi LMS ' 'E' Beach . Lanagan. H iglcy. Scars. Rccsc. J. P. jones. Zimmer. Smvylrf- CLASS DAY OFFICERS. f,1'z'.f1A1I1.'IlI' ay' Mr Day. AIA:-x J.-xv ZIMMICR. 01111013 ROR!-Ili'l' W11.1.1,w S,xwvm:, ju ll1'.vlv1'z'f1 ll . W,uuucN EVERl'1'I'l' Rmfzsla. Pod. fl1'Iy5A1'f. .IOIIN Pluck: joxlcs. ,fIfhr'1'1.'.v.v lu Unfb-1jq'1'rnz'z11z!a.v. W1r.l.l,m PA111, I,.-xN,xr:,xN. l'Yr.vl .1lfl1'Mal. W11.l.1,m INTOR'I'IMICR IIm1,1cv .Shnzzff .lh1a'Mn!. FRICIJICRIC Rl+:mN,u.n SEARS. JOSICPII ALLEN IluN'rma Iimvrr ff 'T 1 X 1 Q4 l .El .1 60 A , im, -l.. gm.. WE - f s at Q :ws 'W s r ff f T I ff?f , f v, T ll iliqitil , fl , 'S' - -' QL H .y 'S' fllifili T G if wmv: T. Wlitm it is i ag Q twiki I GlW,.l!fy'l!l't fi Jim l.v'ir,lL'-i - Q, Z - T 'iii i . f f j ri 5 i i 3 3 K ' . E ---q fV:3 i 1 1 W 4 HE Golden Branch is practically the outgrowth of the Societas Rhetorical, which was founded by twenty-one students in 1812 for the purpose of attaining a certain degree of proficiency in speaking. The literary exercises at each meeting consisted solely of declamations, one declamation being exact- ed from each member. The Societas Rhetorical was temporarily suspended in x8r8, but later was revived under the name of The Golden Branch. The members, at this time, were bound together by sacred bonds of allegiance, for the society was of the secret order. It had been organized for the cultivation of a virtuous, sacred friendship, as well as for literary culture. This seclusiveness died out after a time, and the society has now become one which all men, who desire, may enter, provided they be of a good moral character and display zeal in its purposes. The history of The Golden Branch is such that the members look back upon the eighty years of its existence with feelings of pride. And well they may, for its record has been an honorable one. In its halls many eminent men of our country, in the past as in the present, learned the rudiments of argumenta- tion and acquired the ability to speak with facility. The rooms of the Golden Branch are neatly equipped. A library of 3,000 volumes adorns the shelves. Some of these are very old and have thereby in- creased their value inestimably. The meetings, which are held fortnightly, are open to all who care to attend. 56 Fall Term, Winter 'l'crm, . Spring Term, . Fall Term, NVinter Term, . Spring Term, . R. C. BRUVE. j. A. GIRSON. j. A. l'lARWl'JOIJ. II. li. JONES. j. P. JONES. D. A. H.'lI.lmw1N. L. V. V. BANNER. E. R. I5R,xc1KE'1 1'. j. CASPICR. L. M. CROsmE. G. li. Iivfws. j. lf. IIm:m-.a. Swv' OFFICERS. I'1'us1'r1'cn!. R. W. SAWYICR, JR. j. A. GIEEON. W. REESE. muy ami 77'm.v11rcr. P. SlfllAlfl-'RA'l'll. F. C. RIOORE. C. H. WVILSON. MEMBERS. '98. W. P. LANAGAN. C. LEONARD. P. P. NIASON. I . C. lNl0ORE. P. C. NORRIS. '99. Ii. C. CONNER. II. W. IIAIIN. C. W. KENNEIN. C. M. MOsEs. '00. G. L. Gums. P. Sc1l,xlflfR,x'1'll. '01. 57 lf'1'm l'1'f.f:'n'1'11!. P. P. MASON. W. E. REEsE. J. P. JONES. l.IAhl'!Il'flIIl. C. II. W11.soN. 112. R. BR,u:RE'r1'. G. OWEN. ll. W. Qunzu-:v. W. E. REESE. R. W. SAWVER, ju C. ll. W11.soN. li. OWEN. Rl W. VARNICY. li. XVESTON. W. F. S'l'AlJ'l'l.ANll .I I. N1c'uO1,s. G. L. SOULE. HE G. L. Soule Literary Society is in the seventeenth year of its exist- ence. Founded October 26, 1881, by forty-six students, it has con- tinued with but one interruption up to the present time. The society consti- tution was drawn up by F. H. Cunningham, Thomas Hunt, jr., and H. W. Ninde. The society has always offered excellent advantages and opportunities, and has been of great benefit to those actively engaged in its duties, as is shown by their literary work in the Academy and in college. It has been the endeavor of the G. L. Soule to maintain a high standard of work, and throughout the society's history conscientious and excellent work has gained the cherished aim. The society, though it is non-social in its elections to membership, preferring earnest endeavor to social merit, has, nevertheless, been a centre for much social pleasure, as well as serious work among its members. The custom of having a Ladies' Night was revived this year, and a re- markably successful evening was had. The society, by its challenge to the Golden Branch, introduced what is hoped will be for the future an annual occurrence, a joint debate between the two societies. ' 58 I oFF1cERs. 1'l'es1'u?f1zl. ITL1' I'1'u.vz'a6.'1z!. .S'cef1'vl1z1j' rum' Yhmzrzu Fall Term, O. ZIMMILRMAN. W. C. C1.!cv1c1.AN1r. T. J. M. Svu Winter Term, . IC. E. l RANcno'r. T. j. M. Svvxmx. S. H. VVIIICICIO Spring Term, S. II. XVHrcm.OcK. P. M. Hows. I . IC. TIER. MEMBERS. '98, C. I. ENGEI.. P. M. Ilmvlc. S. II. WuEm.0c:rc E. E. Fk,xNc:u0'r. F. R. Slums. O. Zlmxl-:lm.xN. L. F. Ilolms. '99. F. M. Iimclfzu. F. R. Lfxcv. F. IC. Tum. P. Iir:'1'rs. F. E. M.kl.I.F1'l'I'. II. K. '1'01uu4:v. W. C. CI.EVlCI.ANll. T. J. M. Svvlmx. M. Vmmu. L. D. IIALI.. '00. B. L. Er.v. A. P. SIMON. '01. A. FARRAND. 59 S. H. SMITH. 1,r-' MM TW ? -1,f, f,..g: if-1 41 f -o-fs Q ,gv f-X-J. fz'h,,.--i w 0 S Liv- - vf ym wil N 4 xo, ff :L ,g.,nQ2-X 4,13 ..,x ?',.-1- 3-0 E i J ,V ,4.., 'f fl '?,,f', -.'-fi? . ,I .L I' Q. J 'fix MQ'-'iif ff? ff 4' 'viw ' - ,. ,7-Z1 ' 9 V 1, X X! , gy V Q - . f - . ,Minh -mg' ' X ' '- - 1-W. U if f J P' '.f.1-' , 1 -' N 1.1! , 'B rm -.iw -'j ' L, 1 ' X - -S. ,f -2- , Q, -' A vp, ,nm 4 Q W I , ,',y',v 'xmijxx -'Q 'f ,iff 'N -. - ...Q .uf . f 'W- N' 5 N , 9 X-1, M TN-.Jr I ,,, I . - ,, , IL.,-15 Q, f-V U7 F .lr 5:71 A ,',gj,i4, , ff f-,,t,1a N-f 1 ..,'? ' H VHA , 1 ' - ,. , .,2- gi 4. ,, ,.Y ' A,-' 'A JJ ,, -,41,r 'f fri V IJ ' OFFICERS. ' l'w.vi1r'mf, . G. ll. LUCAS, '98. Virr l'ra.viu'm1, . . R. B. IJRESSER, '98. .Yurrvlflzy nm! .77'L'fI.VlI1't'l', . L. I.II.lr:N'l'HAl,, '98. li.wu1rli1uf Cvmluillru. j. Dow, '98. j. C. XVISE, 'oo. R. C. Swvlaxsox, ,99. E. B. HAY, ju., 'oI. Plum' lJ1'l'uL'lm'.v. F. R. Avlak, '98. E. ll. 1NIIl,l.ER, ju., 'oo. G. N. Illaxsuav, '99. II. W. Ismxcs, ,OI. 60 Sanus. IC. H. Miller, jr. Stevenson. G. N. Hcrsey. Ayer. Huy. Dow Drcssur. Lucas. Lilicnlhnl. June Ball Officers. 61 Ae'eJ- x A stands for Andover, the head of this list, Whose drop from that place would never be missed. B stands for llowker, a man of the past, He'll tell you in sorrow the school's falling fast. C stands for cerebrum, Corwith and half, What is usually known by an average calf. D stands for Davis, arms, logs and l El'2'l', In regard to these details none hope to compete. E is for Engel whose talk is butgasg He ties with one other for crank of his class. F stands for the Fein. Sem. where one johnny jones Was addressed by the master in very cross tones. G stands for Gibson, a very fast man, For the faster the band played, the faster he ran. H stands for Hogan, from Erin he CZIITIC, His name is suspicious, but, What's in a Name? I stands for insolvent, insurance and Ike, lkey or Isaacs, whichever you like. J is for jecl-zo. In running a race He tripped accidentallyQ?j and fell on his face. 62 QS K is for Kimball whose talk is most flat, For he shuts up his teeth tight, and talks through his hat. L stands for Lewises, Oh? jlzy nee .razfzjba1vz, When it comes to French reading, why I they are the stars M stands for the mandates, both harsh and severe, Which fall from the lips of our Papa most dear. N stands for the Norrises, Heavenly Twins, 'Tis a question, in virtue, which one of them wins. O stands for Olmsted, O, isn't he sweet? His dress is quite faultless, but where does he eat? P is for Parker, inside of whose pate The wheels buzz around at a terrible rate. Q is for Quigley, a man patriotic, He works for his land in a way idiotic. R stands for Roberts and Thomas B. Reed, Both speakers, the better? Why Roberts indeed ! S stands for the Smile which Reese getteth off, 'Tis partly a mule bray and partly a cough. T stands for trotting, a practice quite wrong, As our trots are now useless, we'll sell for a song. U stands for useless, the ten o'clock rule, A thing disregarded by all in the school. V stands for tive, long greens or cold dollars, When a fellow is touched for them, my ! how he hollers. W's for the weather, which we undergo, When we are not drowning, we're buried in snow. X is for Xenophon, whose Anabasis Has been hated by school boys from his day to this. Y is for you, who are reading these rhymes, We hope you will read them two or three times. Z stands for zero, a mark many get, Though many have striven, they all get it yet. 63 D Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class llest Best licsl Best Best Best Best LASS liahy, Trotter, Ilurle, Sport, - Liar, Doll, Grintl, Talker, Crank, Cutter, Athlete, Student, Politician, . Moustaelie, Wire-Puller, . Base-Ball Player, lfoot-Ball Player, Vainest Man, . Ladies' Man. Lazie st Man, Wittiesl Man, Brightest Man, . Iloineliest Man, llanclsomest Man, Most Most Popular Man, . Religious Man, Woman llatcr, . . Biggest Swellerl lleatl, Man with the Most Nerve, BALLOT. Man with the Most School Spirit, . Man most likely to Succeed in Life, 64 ,I l .J I llixnwomi. Avian. Innxinx the Wooim. 3 I.Ut',ts. lJo1iick'1'v. Oi.xis'rif:n. 'l'll0MI'SON. Nmuus, P. C. lirsoiai.. tuc- lhxklclcn. 1 I.UcAs. jomss, II. 141. 'l'umn-sox. R0liIiR'l'S. Goinfiu-Iv. Sawvtck. Mii,i.mt. I ln:l.i-:V-. YVODIJ. I.u.1iex'ru,xl.. Avick. ln lic- Ltit'As. l - I.,xx,tt:..xx. llmtwoon. llowaltn. Womb. Zmsilin. K iaNn,xi.i.. Wann. Rmncms. R0lilCR'l'S. Zim iiicimax. RonicR't's. I,-X f AVORITE DRINKS im---,,, ...W All ANIA Aqua fortis I. Cocoa I. Ambrosia Pousse Cole a le Chat Noir I. X! il Cocktails I. Ahsinthe I. Dew-drops YY It Abbot llall Filter Water I. Atlantis Ale I. Whiskey I. Lemonarle I. Ginger Ale I. Newfields 40 Rod XVhiskey I. Champagne I. Stale liccr I. Soda Mint julep I. Manhattan Cocktails I. Ice Cream Soda 2. Milk 2. - YVhiskey Straight 2. Base-ball Rub-clown I. Squamscott River I. E. YV.-P. O. Rag' I. llyclrocyamic Acicl 2. Spring Water Total Abstinence 4. Any Olcl Mixture I. Hood's Sarsaparilla I. Bromo Seltzer I. XVater'i' II. Kentucky Moonshine I. Extract of Ice 2. ' Exeter Water-Pure Old Rye. T With and Without. I lighest Marker, MR. Fairest Marker, MR. Lowest Marker, Mk. Most Unfair Marker, Most Popular, PROP. A .AC PROFESSORS' BALLOT. Foium. XVlll'l'lC. KI R'l'l.ANl!. Mu. Bowms. CII,I.Icv. Mos t Partial, Gs Easiest Bluffecl Most Impartial Least Popular, Least llomely, Ilomeliest, MR. 9 Mit. Forum. Mk. XVIIITE. MR. liIIt'rI.ANn MII. Bowms. Sm.I.mcIc. CLASS RELIGION. Congregationalist 6. Agnostic l. Loaferist I. Faculty VVorshiper I Unitarian 5. Heathen I. Presbyterian 2. Methodist 1. Atheist 3. Fire Worshiper I. Puritan I. Sun Worshiper I. ' Amenite 2. Catholic 2. Pythagorean I. Alumni Worshiper'I Universalist 1. jingo 1. Ayer Worshiper I. Eliotite I. Bhuddist 2. Episcopalian 4. Pagan 4.' 'Class Worshiper 1. Orthodox I. Darwinite I. Spiritualist I. Undecided 3. eel FUTURE OCCUPATION. Surgeon I. Arctic Explorer I. tlfarrier I. Policeman I. Kensington Farmer I. Mucker I. Milk Man 1. President United States I. Professorl' I. Government Officer I. Doctor 7. Tramp I. Pinkerton Detective 4. Counterfeiter 1. Physician I. Lawyer 8. Loafer 2. Minister to Turkey I. Ice Cutter I. Banker I. Bum I. Coupon Cutter 2. Gambler I. Bar Tender I. Digger in Sewer I. Chemist' 2. Poet I. Grave Digger I. Electrician I. Seller of Ear-flapsfl. Business Man 2. Journalist I. Nurse I. Bunco I. llobo 1. 4' Beach. +Norris, P. C. 66 ' ' I .. . ,,,, ,, nil ' A xu., if A 5 xl ,.,,,- ,,a. v,. , I X f 1 'ff L-JKWI, , I Ahmiyn. f-1. 'X ,R-1 ' gl'- f f ' fgilf, fitfrfi y': x,- 'P- 3'. .f' if . , f '22,-sw f f , f gy X fl75'5 4 f' , 3 'ff if ,f s . RW M 3' Qi H .l V 4'1 Qf4 , fffj! . Qfgi SN f l'g. 77 - f Nj, X 'WX f ff ff xg? ff ,r 19414 5Raf l 67 E, E. VV A. VV EDITORS OF THE EXONIAN, H. 1YfARIE'l'l', '78, B. BA1.cu, '78, . W. NEElJI.IiS, Jn A. XVVMAN, '79, C. B.w1,114:s, '80, '83, 80, F. B, F.xv, '8o. G. N. P. MEAD, '81 M. H. Cusxnxu, '79, L. E. S1-:x'rox, '80, C. A. Swoxcz, '81, C. E. I-IAMLIN, '80, H, D. D,xw1cs, '80, G. R. Rmsoxs, '82, F. A. ALDRICH, '81, H, O. Osnoon, '81, W. M. H.x1,1,, JR., '82, R, P. XVINTICRS, '83, J, F. PIOLLANIJ, '81, J, A. ORDWAY, JR., '82, J, A. H11,1., '81, H. H. Wr:x'rwoR'1'1f1, E, I. K. Novus, '82, W, W. Connukx, '81, J. Comms, '81, C, F. C1.1-:M1aNT, '81, W. C. SM1111, '81, C. C, FEI,'l'0N, '82, W, W, BA1,mv1N, '82, W, K. BARTON, '82,- G. E, B.x1.1cs, '83, W. C. Hovmax, '82, F, I-I, S'1',xNv,xN, '83, T. R. Vmucx, '83, C, S, E1,c:1r'1'l'1aR, '84 W H. RAN11, JR., '85, B, J. L. L. J. W, P.x1.n11ak, '84, M, Pmlalas, '84, Axmaksox, '84, Iloxoluc, '84, T. M,x1.oN1c, '86, In C. D, O, S, Order of Election. B.x'r1as, '85,' Ev14:R1a'l'1', '85, NIl'l'CHl'1l,I,, '85, CL111.1ws, '87, C. W11R'1'1:N1z11x11, '86, W, M.vr111ak, '86, H , 'l'R,x1:v, '87, Lali. Wrrnuow, '86, IFF '87 4.., . H. J. I'Iuxs'r, '87, FARQUHAR, '87, l'. DLYl l lI':l.IY, '88, W. I..mox'r, '88, F. Cmuxsox, '88, F, B.u41+:u, '89, M. Bsucla, '89. F1 S, O1 C , I , T. C. vmmx, '90, SK1am,1c, '90, .1vER, '90, nn Wow, 391. Loma, '89, CARR, '90, MlN'I'0N, '91, M. L1ev1-:N'1'R1'1'1', '91, M. Gxovx-ak, '90, J. BA1umwm.1,, '90, MCKEH, '91, M A. W W C, . S'ro1'11ERs, '90. K1M1m1,1., '91, , S'rRoN1:, '92, , COOKE, '91, H. Joxns, '91, I-I. 'l'111w1au, JR., '92, C, S, H , J, L, I, C1..xuK1:, Ju., '93, Colxrox, '92, W1-11'1'N1av, '92, DRAPHR, '93, l'I,w111aN, '92, '1'oNJoko1f1f, '93, 68 P, I'. E F A . F W C , C, J. L, C. F. E, P, G. NV W J . D, F, R, H . H. E. S, ST RAND, '93, P. S, IJo,xN14:, ,93. R. M ATHICWS, '92, J, M.u1oN1cv, '93, Sco1'1', '93, M12RR11.1,, '94, D, FREEMAN, '94, F. Cmvcs, '94. I, W1u1:11'1', '94, A, Lovu, '94, I', Amms, '95, I-I, G1a11,s, '95. P. Ilu1.1., '96, C. BUCK, '95, Jon 1 N C011k'1'l+:NAv, 95 M. W1x'rs0N, '95, R, S'romss, '9S. R, A. Hfws, '96, E, B1cN'1'oN, '96, G. S'r.xRK, '96, E, Bxssx-:1,1., '96. W. SAWVHR, JR., F. C.xx112koN, '97, I.v1mcK12R, '97, L, Iuxxczxlccxnu, '98 W. JAM1-zs, '97, J. BEACH, '97, V. H. ROB1cu'rs, '98, E, E, 1 R,xNc11o'1', '98 W. E, Rmcsxa, '98, R, C, B1u1c1a, '98, C. M, C0c11R,xN, '99, H. W. I'IA1-1N, '99, F, R, Slams, '98, B. XVl'IS'l'ON, '99, L. V, V, B.xNK1a1:, '99 R, W, Vmexrzv, '99, G. Owns, '99, 5, BRA111f01u1, '96 Fmnchol. Bruce. Sawyer. Roberts. Reese. Weston. Sears. Hnhn. THE EXONIAN. Published Semi-weekly hy the Students of The Phillips Exeter Acnclemy. xlllIIIIQ.'7-IAQ' Edilar. RORER1' XV1i,i.1,m S,xwvlcR, jR., '98. 44.l'.Yf5ff7Ilf 4l1lllIQg'l.Il3 1?1z'1'Iw'. l5'lr.vfm'.v.f 1lllIIIt7S'L'l'. Roscoi-: CONRLING BRUCE, '98, V,xsco Il,xRoi.n RomaR'rs, '98. Sucrclfujy. XVARREN EYEkE'l 1' Rmcsie, '98. Emv,xRn EELLS FR,xNcHo'r, '98. FR1am2:Ric Ricc:iN,u.n SEARS, '98. BURNS WESTON, l99. LVMAN VAN V1.m'r BANNER, ,gg RAl.l'll Wicsuav VARNEY, '99. Gwiixxi OWEN, ,99. 69 j, A. C. W C, C. J, W T' R. A, S, L. E, B, F W II. P. E, E. E, G J, F . E, EDITORS OF THE LITERARY MONTHLY. L. Mc1X1u1ua,w, '86, L1c1f:, '87, B, II11us'r, '87, B, Ilxxmtlumzv, '87, Llc li. VVITIIROVV, '86 IVICINIICIIAEI., '87, SMITH, '88, R. Bux'r0N, '88, - W. L,x1x1oN'r, '88, jomas, '88, O1,1vl4:u, '90, l', llulfl-'11411,1m, '88, 1', S,xNmc11s, '89, L. IIuN'r, '89, C, me Wow, '91, C, LUc,xs, '89, B, '1'11oMvs0N, '90, C. MIN'I'ON, '91, Q, Lokmu, '90, N. GROVER, '90, C. E1.1.1s, '90, B, B1.oss, '90, jfxconus, '91, II, PICRRIN, '92, FARw1a1,1., '91, B. CONANT, '91, In Order of Election. IN1cK1c1f:, '91, A, Km1m1.1., '91, G, IVIICRRll,l,, '91, M, Co1.n1:11N, '91, S lf, '1'1w14:h1na1,1., 93, I, '1'oxjo1m1f1f, '93, B. M,x1cs11,u.1., '93, RAND, '93, K, Mole, '93, R, M.x'1'11lcws, '92, 5, S, I'Asc11,x1,, '93, N, ARNOLD, '93, A. Wmzxl-:1a, '92, , Wlx1:111cs'1'1m, '93, C, BRIiN'l', '93, J, XVIIITIC, '92, W. SMITH, '93, . IS1m.1mAN, '93, D, 1i11,xc:K1c'1'l', '94, W, j011Ns'roN, '93, II, CAMI'HICI,l,, '94. . On1a1.1., '9S. E. B,xuM1aR, ,94. GR11.14, '94, S. DICKEY, '96, T T T 70 lu , L. I I,xkn1cN1umo1c, I'. IIUL1., '96, GILMAN, '95, i.1auNs1-'1a1.1m, '98, G1 mmw, '96, MCLANM, jk., '97, W, I'I1a,x1.1ax', '96, 8. Illlzluumx, '97, Z, Kfxssnx, '97, B1cN'1'oN, '96, I . liu'r'rs, '96, ILxs1mo1'cK, '96, P, LANA1:,xN, '98, A, Moxusox, '96, W. JAM1-zs, '97, 'l', YINTON, '98, E. jnxlcs, '98, Il. Lucfxs, '98, R , XV liu,xc1c1a'l'l', '99, . SAWYIQR, jk., W. Dumw, 'oo. C. J, R, P. BRUCE, '98, M. Svlfl-mx, '99 Smks, '98, JONES, '98, f , n Sawyer. Bruce. Sears. Syphax. H. E. jones. Lanagan. Brackett. Lucas. THE LITERARY MONTHLY. Published Monthly by the Students of The Phillips Exctcr Academy. l .llf11mg1'11g I:'f1'1'!ar. NV11.t.1AM PAUL I,,xN,u:,xN, '98, .-I,v.t1'.vfa11l llf1llI1lQflLg l:'n'1'10l'. l31f,vz'11uss fllrzmlgcr. llmutv Elmwuum JONES, ,98. Eltxlcst' R,tNtm1.t. I3R,u:ttla'1't', '99 .-l.v.vz'.v!nn! lfzrsifzrss xllrrmqgcr. Gtcokmz I'IOl.MES LUCAS, '98. .-l.v.mcz'alc E!fl'fl7f5. Romawr WtI.1.1,tM Smvvtalt, jk., '98, Tlttaovnt1.Us jotm MlN'I'ON Svt-lmx Roscola CoNK1.1Nm: BRUCE, '98. Ftuctnaktc Rtsf:1N,u.1x Smttsz, l98. JOHN PRICE jomas, '98. 71 PEAN EDITORS. In Order of Election. Vol. I. N0 RI4:I:oRIm. Vol. II, 1881. J. CIIIIAIRN. N. M. 'l'.wI,oR. W. W. COLIIIIRN. PARRIQR. J. A. IVII'lRRII.I.. C. FlCI.'l'ON. D. II. MI:AI.I-IN, JR Vol. III, 1884. A. F. IIoI,IIIaN. B. W. I'.xI.MIcR. ANIIRRHON. J. M. l'Ic'I'IaRR. H. L. MASON. F. P. CI.mIIaN'I' Vol. IV, 1885. WOOIIIIIIRV. J. D. DICNIQIIRIQ. 'l'. S. '1'.III.IaR. J. M. MARVIN Vol. V, 1886. NAIIII-:s NOT PIIIII.IRIIIaII. Vol. VI, 1887. C. H. IIALI., R. P. I-lIIN'I'INII'I'oN, JR. B. HURS'l'. L. D. ORRISON. A. I.l'Il'I Vol. VII, 1888. P. DUIfIfIIcI.Ir. J. SMI'I'II, JR. W. LAMONT. C. F. CLARKSON. W. B. FRANKLIN Vol. VIII, 1891. M. LIcvIax'I'RI'I'I'. A. W. CooRI2. H. C. MINTON. H. H. Ifl.wNIaR Vol. IX, 1892. R. H TIIAYIJR, JR. C. D. B00'I'II. D. MCKIEIC. J. F. B.xRRI2'I'I'. A. M. IIIcRvI-:v Vol. X, 1893. K. Mole. F. W. JoIINs'I'oN. A. C. BRENT Vol. XI, 1894. D. BRAcKIa'I'I'. H. E. BAUIIIIQR. L. H. SHARP Vol. XII, 1895. C. H. GIQILS. S. GILMAN. C. Houcx. L. P. AIIAMS. G. R. STOBRS Vol. XIII, 1897. W. H. BLIRGESS. H. M. GI'I'I'INI:s. H. H.w11I-:N. B. Z. KASSON. G. G. WHITCOMII Vol. XIV, 1898. J. ZIMMER. G. T. W. LIzAvI'I'I'. R. W. SAXVYER, JR. P. BAR1'I,In'I'I' 72 Bartlett, Sn wyer. Zimmer, llcavlll. THE PEAN. Published annually in Editors from the Class of '98. 1lhIll!lS'I.lLg' lfdilor. Auux Jw Zmxmu. l:'1r.v1'm'.vs ,llr111algur. Glcouulc 'fuoxms XVoomnuav Lmv1'l'r fimzrfafr' l:'f1'1'!o1'.v. Roman-:'r W1L1.1,xM SAWVHR, Jn. l',wl, 73 june by the Senior Class of The Phillips Exeter Academy BA u'1'1.Ic'1'1'. ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS. NEW YORK ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. l'rv.vin1'11l. EIIMIINII L. BAvI.II-:S. I Vi z'I' I'1'v.w'fI6-11l.v. NA'I'lIANIlCI, SMI'I'II. D. IIIINTIQR McAI.I'IN. CIIARLES MAQVEAIIII. CAMIIIIIS G. KIIIIIER. LAWRENCE E. SEx'I'oN. WM. H. RANII, JR. I'lI4:c:'I'oR M. III'I'cIIINIIS. SIrr1'I'!1I13'. T rms111'v1'. E'I'IIAx AI,I.I-:N. J. CRAII: IIAVEIIEVER. l:'.I'n'1r!1'w C'1w1111il!I'I'. AR'I'IIuR H. 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He will be ably seconded by the members of the Lil. and the Exorzzlzzz Boards, men especially well fitted for a wild scramble after gleaming, glittering, gold l l ! Our respected President, Mr. L. D. Hall, will personally inspect the entire outfit, and will relieve the expedition of its TREASURE upon its return. He has kindly agreed to grant the stock- holders a small percentage of the expenses. Nothing venture, nothing have ! ! ! Invest your capital in subscriptions to the Lil. and IQNUIIIIIIII expedi- tlO1'1 and MAKE MONEY Fon soxvmnonv ELSE. NEW PATENTS ! ! An entirely novel all-in-one Auriseparator! Preserves every grain of the precious metal l Throws sand in the eyes of subscribers! Do not- lose this opportunity! Buy all the SHARES you can! The shares are limited. We shall sell no more than we possibly can. If you do not want them at par NAME YOUR PRICE. Address, THE EXETER GOLD BRICK CO., L'T'D. A7E'Do not mention the Pcan when you write. ' 75 Recd. Olmsted. AICIIHOSPI. li. M. Sawyer. Dow. unc Liliunllmnl. Dresser. XV. A. Hcrsey BANJO CLUB. l.l'lI1f1'1', R. H D! I ss .S'n'1'm11j1', XV. A 1 ff!IlUAl'lIlll'fll. .Y. fflllU.05 R. B. llmcssm. li. M. S.,m'xIn W. A. lllanslcv, bl. I.. LILIICNIIIXI lf'111'm1'.v. ,7l11m1Gflil1.f. If. lf. K1l'IN'l'0SIl j. E. Dow. j. M. Ol.RIS'l'lClb li. Rmcn. bl. D. jlvxl Olmsted. Dresser. Weston. Wilson. Dow. june. MANDOLIN CLUB. Lvm1'u1', 110111 fqqrr, . l'7r.v! AlumrQf!1'11.v. j. D. JUN!-1. j. E. Dow. j. M. OI.Ms'1'lm. Glll'frlI'.Y. 77 j. D. 'IUNI .S'rm1m' ,lhIr11df!1'1l.v. C. II. WIl.soN. li. Wmswx. R. B. DIRICSSICIC. R. H. Dlilihh f 2 Q 1 f f 92' V n-J 5 w .L 'N J 1 ,Qv4,:.. LAR. , . LJ B ,Ng 1 2 sn g g : EE H 523 1-His SEE EQQSEEEEEQQ I 'fu '.vifd'11!, . I 1.t't' I '1'u.v1kfcl1!, . . .S'n'1'uIf11jf am! .7'l't'llSNl'd1', f'Yl'.Yf Yl,'I1o1'S. F. R. Simms. F. Bla'l 1's. 5. II. bxwru. W. A. Woons. ffm! l:'1m'e.v. B. W1as'1'oN. G. N. Ill-mslav. A. I .xRu.xNn. W. II. Ilumuclxousla. .-lmlmprmixl, . !ll1m'm1Din'rlu1', . 78 A' fw.. iw . ' IC. C. CONNIQR. . F. E. M,x1.1.1c'1'1'. . G. N. Illcuslav. Sz' 1'1P Ulf yQ'llUJ'.Y. j. LANs, ju. H. F. 1 AuNll,m. H. Wmcn. W. F. S'l'AlJ'l'I.ANlJER. Summa' l3!lX.fz'.Y. E. II. Gkmaxlc. W. A. Illcksrzv. W. 'F. I..xw'roN. F. E. 1vI,xu.la'1'l'. E. C. Coxxlak. R. II. Bowmfzs. llnnker. Betts. Smith. Fnrmml. Weston. Mnlluu. Greene. Scars. Farnham. Lang Humrichouse. Woods. Conner. Mr.l!owlcs. G.N.llcrsey. W.A.IIerscy. Wccnl. The Glee Club. 79 UH J ' . . 'I 1 K N X Kwan' K. ? U .4 v X I - uw. , 1, . . 1 'v ' 1 I' '4 ... 4 1 x , C LU r A, f ' I X N K ,,1'1'.VftIQ'Ilf, . Iffru l7l'l'.fI.lI'L'IIf, . .S'vr1'ulr11jw111rz' Y'1'm.vm'c1', . 'aL A . V 7 u ' R l I Y -2.1 L Q -.x ,whiff ' . X N . ' Q ' S Bk I: X 1' iw X ' ' 'A .V , PHS' 'Q 7 : WW W J: . Q . . V .',. . 12. . 5 xi 5, J ., If if OF FICERS. . Gxeolmla Ilomncs Luc.-xs, '98, . . Rlcu1N,u.n C1.m1EN'l's S'1'ravnNsoN, 99. W11.1.1,m W11.soN Woon, '98. MEMBERS.- '98. R. Avian. R. B. Dluasslck. J. E. Dow. J. L. I.n.mN'ruA1 . Lums. J. M. OI.Ms'1'lc1m. F. NV,x1.1,,xclc. C. II. XVILSON. W. W. Woon. '99, IC. R. Bu.xcKm'r. G. N. Illausxzv. W.- A. I-Imzsnav. E. W. K12l.1.oc:u. R. C. Swvrzxsox. R. W. VARNEV. '00. II. M11.l.1m, jk. '01, li. II,w, ju. H. W. Ismcs. 80 Bracken. YVnllace. Kellogg. Hay. G.N.Hersey. Lilienlhal. Olmsted. Dow. E. H. Millerulr. YVilson. lsaacs. Varney Dresser. Stevenson. Lucas. Ayer. Assembly Club. xt 65T55's 4 I 3 - 0 ' . fy' F l5'r.vz'u1'11f, .... G. II. LUc,xs 98 1 lvlzt' l'r.'.'lrG'11l, . . . 15. R. Iiurlil II, 99 X S' I QV, .... S. I-'me 1, ,99 OFFICERS 'uv 1 tl JB W . z't'l'r' Ill MEMBERS. '98. P. I5.XR'l'l.l'1'I I'. W. M. II11:1.laY. j. A. II. Iilmcrl ll. II. Iwrvw. I. W. CIABKICY. bl. I.. I,11,uax'l'l1,-xl.. '99. li. R. 151um'KIc'l 1'. A. D. GUl.lJNI,'XN. S. Foul.. E. W. KI'Il.I.OlLG. 'O0. II. B.xlc'1'1.la'l l'. I . R. G,xl,l.. L. M. CROSIEII R. 'l'. XVILIJER. '0l. hx. j. Bowls, ju. II. S. MICIIXII S2 BIll.I.lCl N. II. Rt'llH'l ls Wim I II Sl'I.I.lX W XVIII.. Xl 1' Wmc Boyle. Clokcy. Ford. J.S.Miller. Crosbie. Lucas. Beach. Higlcy. Gall. Goldman. Kellogg. Sullivan. Brackctt. Wilson. Lilicntlml. Wildcr. H. Bartlett. Michael. Roberts M. F. Wise. NVillard. P, Bartlett. Westem Club. 83 ri 1' QIE NXX 'N 0 . w ff it 'E 'S' . xv f - -3121 j p f G. is JL, -g 6. 7 LLQN, ,.,f'js E. J1.fWffLCW!'FWQ5.' f f fw ll J++ .1 ...am ...J ' Q- 5.1 W' I' wiwyuf-15fHJ, 5fl','f.' 'ff M-..J gl 1 '. 4 f - '. 1i4':11':?2.f, 5, 2,52 5 'fic 'Wl1u,.... w 4- 1, ' -,-41' 11u.Lv'! J V- f I' 1f'?'5...55?9 af-'-'3'e'z'.3-1-.'F- 'f5. '. 3 S. .1W 3-.a.,.Y .f1I'lwmM.....fy 1 I -'-V, ,5f,fi,:f.:1g 7 - . - , 1 xw'p: ..A.AfLS.hLdL 4.!n.,f?,,,. WA, . ' ., 'q' ' ',f' I f , XA 11, f . ,X . OFFICERS. I'rfsia'.m1, . . IIARRY Enwfxkn Jomas. Vine 1'ru.vim'ul, . . . M,xxwm.I. EVARTS Bssslzu.. .Skw-mzzgnf mmf' Tfuffzsmu.-1', . Osama ZIMMERMAN. MEMBERS. '98. JONES. J. P. JoNlcs. O. ZIMMERMAN. W. A. Womfxa. '99. ALLrsoN. A. G. Esclrlmcu. G. OWEN. BALDWIN. A. S. I-Ium.. T. J. M. Svvxrmx. Bl-:ssEI.I.. F. F. McIN'rosu. F. E. TIER. C. M. Mosms. 'O0. DEAN. G. L. Gmns. W. F. S1'An'rl.ANm:R EVANS. B. P. Jmsms. J. T. THoM.xs. E. L. MCDONNELL. 'OL L. O. Cor.v1N. E. Z1MM1cuMAN. 84 Owen. Tier. YVolfe. James. Thomas. Szaritlanrler. Evans. Baldwin. Ilessell. Moses. Dean. Hull. Mcflonnell. Alliion J. P. jones. H. E. Jones. E. Zimmerman. Syphax. Pennsylvania Club. BAY STATE OFFICERS. l'1-.'.v1'f1Z'11l, . . . I 'im' Pm Surlwlullx A. M. HRAIPFORIJ. A. I . BRICEII. W. O. Douxf:1z'rv. J. E. Dow. R. B. Dxucmcu. F. M. Imlqxcu. L. V. V. ISANKER. W. C. C1.1cx'm,.xNn. II. Gluclcxl-:. J. Bm,KNAl-. N. N. II.xm'w1c1.r.. ',x'1ArI1'llf, . f , . . CLUB. v IC. II. CIR T. 'l'. PA . . C.. IN. III MEMBERS. '98, j. H. IIARUV. W. H. KX1c:u'l'. T. T. Ibuxn. W. P. I.,xx.mAN. W. E. Rmcsxc. '99, G. N. Ilraksl-xv. W. A. P. M. F. J. LAN I . K. A. I licks!-LY. Llcwls. MAI.l.la1 1'. 'O0. G, jk. 1'l.vm'l'mN '0I. l .xkR,xNl w. 86 mzmf mm, ' CRSHY C F T F C F R B C 5. 1 '99- 98. 9 ,99- D. RU.4SliI.l.. R. Simms. J. Timm:-sox. W,u.I.Am'l4:. II. XVlll'Il'II,0CK I.. I'm,x1:mn'. 'l'ucR. W. V.xRNm'. XV ICSTON . . . . I.. lxlmm. I '1'f'.v1'1r1'11l, . Vim I 'rf-.v1'u1'n.', THE EMPIRE CLUB. OFFICERS. W. G. Bomw, ,98. P . . R. G. Gmcxxslcv, '99. .S'ffrff1Hjfal11l' 77'm.v1r1w', 'l'. EHAN, '0I. MEMBERS. '98. W. G. limvnw. j. M. O1.ms'r1sn. W. I-Z. Vim l'1.,xNu j. A. Gmsox. U. Slmw. A. J. Zmmzu. C. L. llmvfuuw '99. R. G. Gulclmslcv. C. W. Kxcxxlcnv. R. C. S'l'livlcNsoN '00. A. S. Bomw. Il. Ons. A. P. Smorv. W. A. GRI-:laN. M. Roux, ju. j. C. XVISIC. 4 '0l. 'l'. j. Emmx. A. B. M.-u:N,xM,xl:A. II. W. Ismxcts. 37 .. 1 ,u w 4 n I: v.m .1 X qw V7. 6 5 WWW WV M, My H .I f, ff If I' ,fgi,ix-ul :qty-1. V ,giiaff ,V f ' I I f 5543 v f i ' 7 W A EK fm fw-rf W EW f' A . , 4 ' .4 4. TE-1-f5.'. A . , ., A .. 34 ii. 15i',l..j X 3 3. ' f It .xi If-i x M YJ? 9 A-H - lgavq-T... Al' XL. a a A- I' 1:-gif?-f F Il I. R. R S. Y,,- ' 3+-M 47 V if 2..- 5 L: - ' I '1'csz'u'cfzl, . Vive I'1'1.'s1'11'ul1f, . .S'f.'r1'nlmj' mul 7'1'n1.v111w', R. Avlak. B,xR'1'x.m'1'. W. Cnomw. B. DRESSICR. FORD. G. Gulanwsnv. OFFICERS. Rlcc:1NAx.n Cx.muax'rs S'r1av1-:NsoN, 399. Romain' B.xR'l'l.la'l'l' DRESS:-zu, '98. IRA W.xmml.1. Cmxrcv, '98, MEMBERS. J. H. Ilmuw. H. S. 1VI1cuA1al.. G. N. Ilmaslav. F. K. PI.YMl l'ON. W. A. Illauslcv. R. W. Qulcuw. C. L. Howmum. R. C. Swv:-:NSON G. II. LUCAS. R. W. VARNM. F. W,u.x.Ac1-:. A. B. MAc:N,xM,xuA. 88 Illlnrtlctl. Ayer. G. N. Hcrsey. Quigley. Plymplon. Wnllncc. W.A.Hcrscy lllZICNCll'l1IlH1. Michael. Dresser. Stevenson. Guernsey. Ford. Howard. Clokey. Vnrncy. Hardy. Lucas, Chess and Checker Club. 89 THE GUN CLUB. OFFICERS. l'rcxfa'.'nl, . ERNEST R. BRACKE'I'l', '99. Vire l're:1'fluut, . . FRI-11: R. AYER, '98. Sefrelmy and y'l'8tI.fIU'c'l', . REGINALD C. STEVENSON, '99. MEMBERS. F. R. Avma. W. A. GREEN. M. OLMSTEIJ. J. BELKNAP. J. H. Hfuumv. T. PMNE. A. S. BOURN. G. N. Hmksnv. K. Plym:-'roN. E. R. BRACKWVI' W. A. Hraksmv. L. REED. A. F. Bxumu. C. L. Howmum. Rock, JR. W. H. CLAY. W. H. Humrucuousr-:,J D. Russ:-zu.. I. W. Cnoxrzv. I. C. ISAACS. C. S'rm'nNsoN W. O. D01-mu'rv. C. W. Km.1.oc:c:. W. VARNEY. R. B. DRESSER. J. L. L1L1BN'l'HAL. XVALLACE. T. J. EGANV F. E. MAI.l.E'l l'. Wx-:s'roN. S. Fokn. F. F. McIN'rosn. Wlmw. J. T. GILMAN. II. 5. MICHAEL. H. WILSON. E. II. GREENE. E. II. 1WIl.l.liR, JR. P 90 The Cuban Reserves. lt T ii - Rice: MEMBERS. OFFICERS. l'1'u,v1'fA'11l. XVILLIAM G,x'1'lcs BOURN. I 'fu' l'1'.'.v1'uCv1l. lN.u.1m CI.ICMliN'l'S S'l'Ev1cNs0N. .S'n'1'rff11j' amz' T1'rfr.v1r1'u1'. LIICNNINIQS Ckovmck Wlsla. F. R. Avian, '98, A. N. Clmslc, ,99. E. M. Smvvnk, 'oo. W. T. B,u1.lev, '99, W. A. Gmalcx, 'oo. R. W. Smvvlclx, JR., '98, A. S. Humax, 'oo. E. B. II,xv, ju., '01, R. C. S'1'lcvlaNsoN, '99. W. G. Boulax, '98, W. M. IIxc:I.1cv, ,9S. j. C. Wlsxa, 'oo. W. 'l'. Klux :J Ol x, ju., '99. :AB THE GOLF CLUB. OFFICERS. l'm'.vi.Awl, . . . . Wn.1.1.m lNIoR'l'mlau Illmzmzv. lf'z'fr l'rm'.1'r11l, . Ronmw' B,x1:'1'1.m'l' Dkxzsslm. .S',-awrfzfgf and 7'1wsm-ur, . . SIIERMAN Form. MEMBERS. F. R. Avlax, '98, S. Form, '99, G. Il, LUCAS, '98, II. 15.xk'1'l.wl l', 'oo. F. R. CALL, 'oo. J. S. M1L1.r-tx, ,98. E. R. Blmcxlsvr, ,Q9. J. E. GARDNER, jk., 'oo. H. O'r1s, 'oo. A. S. linuxx, ,oo. W. A. GREEN, 'oo. C. D. Russmu., '98, W. G. BOURN, '98, lf. II,xc:c:lcu'1'v, ,99. F. XVA1.1.,xclc, '98, R. B. Ibluasslcx, ,98. W. M. Ilxczuav, ,98. W. W. Woola, '98, J. L. LlI.lEN'l'lIAl., '98. 92 THE WHIST CLUB. OFFICERS. l'r.f.ri1r'mf, . . . . ExaNras'l' RANUALL BRACKIC'I'l'.' Vin: l'1-.,-.ri1rQ.'f1f, . . WILLIAM Mowrmxck II1m.lcv. .Slw-.fnzlgv and 77-.,-.r.vn1'.-1', . . . IRA W.xlmm.l. Cl.0K1cv. MEMBERS. F. R. AYIQR, '98. E. R. BRACKIE'l I', 'Q9. A. M. BRAD:-'oRn, '98 A. F. Bkmw, '98. ST. J. Bovuz, jk., '01 I. W. CLOKEY, '98. C. C. DECOSTIQR, jk., R. B. Dxucsslck, I98. S. Folum, '99. j. T. GILMAN, 'oo. '9 II. W. IIAHN, '99. j. II. II.xRm', '98. G. N. III4:Rs1sv, '99. W. A. I'IERsm', VQQ. W. M. IIu:l.lzv, '98. C. L. Ilowmum, '98. J. L. LII.IICN'I'I'IAI., '98. G. II. Luuxs, '98. I . If. McIN'rosu, 199. II. S. MICIIAICI., 'o1. E. II. lNIII.I.IZR, jk., 'oo. 93 K. l'I.vMl roN, 'oo. W. Qluuusv, '98. I.. Rmcn, 'oo. D. Russlcm., '98. M. SAWYER, 'oo. . C. S'rm'lcNsoN, '99 j. TIIOMPSON, '98. W. VARNEV, ,Q9. WALLACIQ, '98. W. Wnolr, '9S. bf 'VM' Jr., ' RAMATI6 .4 ' g E' 'Wh I, lr., M I , 4 If ff 'Q.G.W OFFICERS l'n'x1'4!'e1zl. 'R 1: nc 3 lx. Sli, . ' N 'im' rvxifhvzf. K Il. Mx1.1.r: ' ,H I, I , - , , I ' 'C 3.5, 4 my I 4 9 ll ll mc ' nas, '98 I I f I 1' .af ' 14 RA f . xl, ,QQ .S'n'1'1'!111j'. li'lI.VI-IIFSN Jlcl11qgr1'. j. I.. I,11.mN'1'uAl., '98. lflucn R. GMA., 'oo. MR. Ifomm. F. R. GMI.. E. II. Gmzlaxls. C. W. Kxaxxnnv. Pkol-'. 'ful- 1's. Mk. Bowm-zs. MR. Folum. I.. V. V. BANKER. P. V. I5xc'l'l's. 15. R. l3u,xc1uc'1'1'. A. M. limlmlfoklm. CHARTER MEMBERS. J. L. L1I.1EN'1'HAl 1. ,I . Ia. BfAI.l.l4.ll. M. 0Lx1s'rxan. V. I I. ROIIICRTS. MEMBERS. E. FR,wc:uo'r. F. R. G,u.L. H. Grualcxlc. II. W. IIAHN. C. W. Klaxwlcxw. J. L. I,11.114:N'l'lml.. IA. . bfAI.l.E'l'l'. 94 P. Sclx,ufFR,x'l'll. F. R. SEARS. O. ZlMm:RM,xN. j. M. Ol.x1s'rxan. l'. Scum:-'I-'R,x'1'1l. F. R. Sl-1.-ues. II. SMITH. S. Il. xVllI'IliI.0l'K. R. W. V,uaN1cv. O. Zxmnammx. Mr. Ford. Prof. Tufts. Mr. Bowles. Zimmerman. Hahn. Kennedy. Smith. Banker. Mallctt. Schnlirath. Frnnchot. Greene. Sears. Vnrney. Sullivan. Gall. Lilienlhnl. Olmsted. Betts. Brnckelt The Dramatic Club. 95 THE DRAIVIATIC CLUB. NIC of the many marks of the progress of the Academy during the past year is the organization of a dramatic club. There has been no dramatic club, or serious attempt at dramatic productions in the school, since the Thalia Club was organized in 1894. The success of the new club has been encouraging, and the organization will undoubtedly continue as a permanent institution. Of course, as is shown by the history of the Thalia Club, such an organization varies greatly in respect to its talent from year to year, and so needs the heartiest co-operation and sup- port of the student-body, that the club may permanently exist. i Eleven students signed the petition for the privilege of forming the club, and among these were those who participated in the production of the German play, Dia flurhzc1'Lvre11vc. Under the skilful-management of the officers and the faculty members of the club, it has grown, until at present twenty-one members are enrolled. The organization has shown itself one of no mean merit, and capable of at- tempting rather difticult productions. Early in the year a German comedy, Die I1aclzzn'!.vrc1'sc, was produced. I .ater, two one-act comedies, The Wolfu flhkcr ry' Crcmomz and 110 U71f!c'.v I Wil, were presented successfully. In the spring term the club presented, under the supervision of a skilful director, the Srhaaffur Smnrzizd and proved itself a valuable addition to the Academy. 96 THE DRAMATIC CLUB. Entertainment at Unity Hall, Dec. 9, 1897. DIE HOCHZEITSREISE. A German Comedy in two acts. L C.4.S'7'. Otto Lambert, Professor in a Latin School, . . V. II. ROIIERTS, ,98 Antonie, his Wife, ..... . C. W. KENNEDY, '99 Edmund, his Secretary, . P. SCIIAFI-'RA'I'II, 'oo llahnensporn, his Servant, O. ZIMMERMAN, '98 Guste, Maid, . . . . J. M. OI.Ms1'icn, '98 , ACT I. Study of Otto Lambert. The servants discuss the new order of things. INTERMISSION. Imogene Donahue, . . . . . 7Z.w,p50n MR. LANG ANI! 'PIKE rzmic cum. ACT II. The same room. The Professor ceases teaching and is taught. ' PATRONESSES. MRS. II. P. AMEN. MRS. B. L. CILLEY. MRS. J. C. K1R1'l..xNn. MRS. W. A. FRANc1s. MRS. W. E. CoI.'roN. MRS. W. Tu'1'1'1.E. 97 THE DRAMATIC CLUB. Entertainment at Unity Hall, Feb. 21, 1898. PART I. THE VIOLIN MAKER OF CREIVIONA. A romantic play in one acl, translated from the French of Francois Coppee. f C.-IST. Taclcleo Ferrari, fa master violin nxakerj . . E. ll. GRIQENIE, ,QQ Zxlnipo, . . . E, Pupils of Fcrmriwt . F BEARS, '93 ann ro, . . . . . . . Al.l.li'l'l', '99 Gianninn, Ferrari's daughter, ..,. . Miss DORA WA1.1u4:R Sccne: Cremona, 1750. Workshop of Tarlcleo Ferrari. ixwzmnissiox. Selections, . . . . Guan-1 Cum PART II. MY UNCLE'S WILL. A Comedy in one aet, by 'l'. 'l'heyre Smith. C'fI.S'7'. Charles Caslnnure, ll. GREENE, '99 Mr. Barker, . F. R. Slmks, '98 Florence Marigold, . . . . . Miss Enrru '1'n.'r0N Scene: Drawing-room in the house of Miss Marigolcl. Prologue, . . 1. L. I.11,1nN'1'uAl,, '98 98 P THE DRAMATIC CLUB. Entertainment at the Opera. House, April 28, 1898. THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. A Comedy hy Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Sir Peter Teazle, . Sir Oliver Surfa Joseph Surface, Charles Surface, Crabtree, . ce, Sir Benjamin Hackbite, Rowley, . Moses, . Trip, . Careless, . Sir Harry Bumper, . Servant to Joseph Surfac Lady Teazle, Mrs. Candour, Lady Sneerwell, Maria, . .. C . Cul S 7 '. F. R. SEARS, ,98 E. H. Gulclaxlc, ,QQ R. W. VARNICY, ,QQ J. L. LlI.llCN'l'llAl., '98 . 1'. BIa'1'rs, ,QQ S. H. SMITH, ,OI E. E. Fk.xNcno'r, '98 A. M. Bu,xnlfoun, '98 . ll. W. HAHN, ,QQ E. R. BRAcKn'1'l', ,99 L. V. V. BANKER, '99 , . J. M. O1.Ms'rx-zu, '98 . Mlss MVl'clml.I. . Miss FAUIJIAHIQR . Miss 'furrow . Mlss C0l.'l'ON PATRONESSES. Mus. ANEN. Mus Cl1.1.nv. MRS. FRANCIS Mus. 'l'ulf'rs. Mus. Roumzs. Mus OI.1PuAN'r. Mus. Sramncx. Musy K1u'r1..xNn. Mus. Col.'r0N. Mus. 'I'u'1'r1,1c. USHERS. W. M. II1r:1.Ev, '98. H. E. JONES, '98. ' R. B. Dunssr-zu, '98. J. E. Dow, '98, 99 ll I l 'y'll X , Rx lpn I X W I xrx l ' 'iff ' . liii lgg lf. fs ' 'I N1 ' fx viz? F , Q rx 0 L,gAvu'l F 0 wx . Q iw ,lp N ' 1 V 'llc 1 , wwf ALFRED HALEY, Of the Class of '00, Eieb Novm1111aR 24, 1897. 'l- ALONZO FRANK JACK, Of the Class of '96, Eieb Dlilflihllllill 13, 1897. -lf MARSHALL NEWELL, Of the Class of '90, Dicb D1cc:m11x1c11 24, 1897. -l- EUGENE MAURICE RABADOR, Of the Class of '96, DMD j,xN11A1u' 13, 1898. 100 1 THE ABNER L. MERRILL PRIZES. First Annual Contest, Monday, June 21, 1897. WINNERS OF DECLAMATION PRIZES. E HM! I'r1':c, . . . . . . . . 'l'HoM,xs Gnonorz BRONVN, SUlljlCC'l'l-SPLICCII at llarvard Commencement.-lf. T. lVfz.rhi14g1n1z. Smulrl' Prize, . . . . . . . . EDWIN VVARLEY jmixfzs, SUn,mr:'l':--'Fire Issues of 1896.-Clll'l1'.T Guild, yr. lfonorablc fllcnfimz, . 7 ClmRl.1cs LEONARD, ' ' ' Vlxsco I'IAR0l,ll ROIIERTS, WINNERS OF COMPOSITION PRIZES. l'l'1'.vl Prize, . . . . . . . . IIARRIS Mmos R1cllM0No, SURJEc'l':- llas Shylock or Antonio the Greater Claim on our Sympathy? Q98 '97 98. ,97 Smum' Prize, . . . ..... SYI.VliS'l'lCR junn Bmcll, '97 StJHJm:'l':- 'I'l1c Political Privileges of a Citizen of Athens under the Constitution of Clcisthenes, compared with those of a Citizen of Rome at the Timo of the Second llnnic War. HGWMMI Almnon, . . I . Rom4:R'r XVILLIAM SAWYIQR, JR., '98 JOHN PATRICK SMITH, ,97 JUDGES OF DECLAMATIONS. PRo1fEssoR G. L. Kl'l'I'RlEllGE. IIRlCSIllliN'l' W. DEW. IIVIDE. MR. GEoRr:r1: Rmnw. IUDGES OF COIVIPOSITION. PRO:-'xassoR A. S. Him., H PRo1fr:ssoR L. B. R. BR1r:t:s, 'f'W7i'l l'Ro1fEssoR G. L. Kl'l'I'REln:E, U'HUW5'U ' LECTURE COURSE. Wit and Humor, . December 14, '97, . HON. hVAl.l.ACE BRUCE The Forgotten Millions, . March 9, '98, . . PRES. CHARLES W. E1.1o'x' American Courage, . . March 23, '98, . HON. SHERMAN HOAR. History of the Sword, . April 25, '98, . . CURTIS Gulmm, JR. IOI '98 CLASS BANQUET. Hotel Wiuttier, Hampton, N. H., Feb. 22, 1898. MENU. Little Neck Clams. Cream of Chicken, a l'Anglaise. Noodle, a Pltalienne. Radishes. Olives. Chicken llalilmut, aux Fine llerlis. Sauce a la Maitre dtllotel. Iced Cucutnbers. Vermont Turkey. Oyster Dressing. Cranberry Sauce. Rice Potatoes. French Peas. Oyster Patties. Chicken Croquettes. Banana Fritters, Glace. Pineapple Sherlnet, a la Wilcox. Stuffed Pigeon, with jelly. Saratoga Potatoes. Dressed Lettuce. Chicken Salad. Shrimp Salad. Charlotte Russe, en Case. Strawberry jelly. Assorted Cakes. Macaroons. Lady Fingers. Frozen Pudding. Vanilla Ice Cream. Oranges. Bananas. Grapes. Assorted Nuts. Layer Raisins. Crackers. Edam Cheese. Salted Almonds. Cafe Noir. Apollinaris Water. Lithia Water. Cigars. Cigarettes. Pipes. 4 Toastniaster, . . He has a shre POST-PRANDIAL. ' But hushed be every thought that springs From out the bitterness of things. - lVnr:!.m1orth wd wit, I can tell you, and he is a man good enough. - MUSIC. Music arose, with its voluptuous swell. --liyrou. I02 V. H. Romfziws. Shnk.vperf. The Class, . . . . . . . . . R. W. Sftwvmt, JR Before men made us citizens, great nature made ns men. -Laturlf. Societies, . . . . . . . . . . . . S. H. VVIIEELOCK ln essentials, unity, in non-essentials, liberty, in all things, charity. -Augu.vt1'z1n.v. The Ladies, . . . . . . . . . . J. L. l.ll.llCN'l'llAl. Old nature swears, the lovely damcs, her noblest work shc classes, O. Her 'prentice han' she tried on man, and then she made thc lassies, 0.i'-li'7lf7l.V. MUSIC. Ifmusic be food ot' love, play on. -Shnkqbarv. Our Alma Mater, ..... A. j. Ztmttctt. i I love the old school. - l1'rml. Cuts and Flunks, . . . . . . . . G. H. LUCAS. Everyone is the son of his own works. -Crrzmutes. Athletics, . . . . . . ll. E. JONES. U And the muscles of his brawny arms are strong as iron bands. -Loflgfrllaw. The Future, . . . . . W. P. LANAGAN. We'll shine in more substantial honours. -l'ercy'.r Reliqmts. MUSIC. Sing on, sing on, let the dull world grow young. - Wildr. IIVIPROMPTUS. The Stage, ' F. R. Simms. The Exonian, R. C. Bkuctc. Our Country, . . . . . . R. W. QUIGLEV. New England Conservatory of Music, , F, R, Aypgk, Caps and Gowns, W, W, WQQD, Our Absent Ones, . W. M. HIGLEY. 103 JV '99 CLASS BANQUET. He:-vey's Restaurant, March 29, 1898. MENU. Blue Points. Mullagatawny Soup. Olives. Salted Almonds. Radishes. Grilled Chicken llalihut. Potatoes Parisienne. Cucumhers. Hraised Pigeon Jardinierc. ' Petit Pois. Chicken Vol-au-vent, Queen Fritters. Broiled Quail on Toast, Currant jelly. Lobster Salad. Charlotte Russo. French Glace. Assorted Cake. Lady Fingers. Fancy Cake. ' Macaroons. Cafe Parfait. Neapolitan lces. Cafe Noir. Lemonade. Cigars. Cigarettes. TOASTS. Ybasrmfrm-r, . . E. R. BRACKlC'l'l'. Class of '99, . . . Alumni, . . Our Instructors, Fem. Sem., . Base-ball, The Future ,... P. E. A's. Victorious Eleven, Exeter, . . . . Different Ones, Grinds and Flunks, . 104 W. O. B. Ll'l I'l.l'I. . Fokn. E. I-l. GREIQNE. R. C. S'l'r:vl-:NsoN R. G. GUERNSEV. I. -E. 'l'Ulfrs. D. A. BALmvIN R. W. VARNEV. W. B. WESTON J. ll. SuI.I.1vAN GOLDEN BRANCH BANQUET. TOASTS. 7 lfmmnzsll-r, . . . . . . J. ANDREW GIBSON. A Though my mocks come home by me, I will now be merry. -Shnklyiere. F. S. T., . . . . . . . . . . W. E. Rrmsr: To those who know thee not, no words can paint! And those wl1o know thee, know all words are lZ'!ll1l.u'-'lltlllllllh Xllure. Nightmares, . . . . I . ..... . ll. W. IIAHN I sprang to the stirrup, nnd jorris, and he: ' I gall0Ped, Dirck galloped, we Ealloped all three. -Rabi-rl l3rovw1z'f1.L'- Caps and Gowns ,.......... E. R. BRACKIC'l 1' My days among the Dead are past. -Snuthey. Our Dearest Foe ,.......-- J- P- JONES Every tub must stand upon its own botto1n. -Bunyan. Auld Lang Sync, . . ' ........ W. P. LANAGAN To know. to esteem, to love-and then to part, Makes up lifc's tale to many a feeling heart.-Cnlerhigz. The Bnker's Dozen, ....... - - G- OWEN Once in the flight of ages DSSI, There lived a lnan.-Montgomery. Baron Munchausen Cup to datej ,.... . W. B. WlCS'l'ON I cannot tell you how thc truth may bei I say the tale as t'was said to me. -Scott. Dreams, ........ . R. W. QUIGLEY I slept, and dreamed that llfe was Beauty! I woke and found that life was Duty. -Honfcr. IMPROMPTUS. How ,QQ happened to win the class drill, . J. CASPER How he stopped the Johnstown Hood, . C. M. Mosas Study Hours, .... R. W. Snwvxm, ju The Ladies, L. V. V. BANKER Cuts and Flunks, F. C. MOORE U The Debate, . . G. E. EVANS The Streets of Exeter, . H. E. JONES The Absent Ones, . A, HARWOOD On War in Cuba, W. F. S'1'An'1'1.AN1mR The Spring in Exeter, . D. A. BAl.nw1N 105 CONCERT GLEE, BANJO AND MANDOLIN CLUBS, IN 'l'llE GYMNASIUM, Thursday Evening, February 17, 1898. PROGRAM. PART I. rr. NVe Meet Again To-Night, . 6. Carve Dat Possum, .... GLHIC CLUN. March, El Capitan, . . . . BANJO CLUB. Quartettc, On the Levee, ..... MESSRS. BOWLES, LANG, IVARRANII AN Reading, The Debating Society, . . . Mk. SEARS. 11. Mary, Mary, . . 6. Patsey Brannigan, ...... MR. LANG AND GLICE CLUH MANDOLIN CLUB. Spanish Waltz, Espanita, . PART II. 11. Man in the Moon's Ball, . . 6. Schneider's Band, . . GLICE CLUB. Berkeley March, . . . BANJO CLUB. Violin. rl. Serenade, M R . DOW . 6. Impromptu, . rr. Little johnny, 6. The Pope, . .... . MR. GREENE AND GLEE Cl.U Two Step, Belle of the Season, . . . Maanonm cum. 106 li. D GREENE. . Lmws. . Soma. A1!IIlIt'lo'. . Rnxey. . C'm1n'11h'r. Arr. QI' lllfuon. lfrnnks run! Dflllwz. . 1'fi.'1'11e. G1-iqg. . Bvrljf. . 311111011 6 Q- BQARUING HQUSES RABADOR'S. '98. j. B1II.l.EIi. ZIMMIQR. '99. lfolum. S'1'lf:v:cNs0N. SYM mx. Xvl'1N'l'W0k'l'll. PIPER'S. D HUNTER'S. '98. '98. Ibwl. l5Au'1'I.1a'x'l'. P. C. Nfmxus. 'O0. '99. Iluurl BAR'l'I.lf1'I l'. BAl.mv1N. SHEPARD'S. '98. Kxuslrr. ' READ'S. '98. Avlclz. Dow. LIl,lICN'I'llAI.. Rmzsm. Russml.. W,xr.r,Acn. '99. W. 'l'. Iifxruuclz, li. S. Lfxcv. F. R. LAc:v. Wrmzv. '00, II. li. ISARKILR. 107 STEVENS'S. '98. BEAQH. IDRESSER. IIARWOOI3. PAINE. VERPLANCK. ZIMMERMAN. '99, Go1.mmN. KELLOGG. SULLIVAN. '00. Goommk. BIORLICY. O'rxs. P1.vMv'roN. WILUER. W11.1..um. jENNESS'S. In Facultate. MR. ll. A. Ross. '98. CLOKIBV. ll1m:l.Ev. Iloxvmum. LUCAS. Wn.soN. Woon. '99, BE'l l'S. I 1.ANlH'1RS. G. N. IIERSEV. W. A. IIERSEY. h1Al.l.li'I l'. VARNEY. '00. CALL. W. A. GREEN. M. SAWVER. J. C. XVISE. Yos'r. 'OL EUAN. Mlclmm.. DEMERITT'S. '98. BARNE'l'1'. W. G. BOURN. DECOs'1'ER. J. P. JONES. LANAGAN QUIGLEY. ROlll'IR'l'S. R. W. SAWVER, jk. R. E. XVARD. '99. FAULKNER. KILHORN. R0nER'rsoN. '00. A. S. BOURN. IJUNLAP. Rocx. SIMPSON. R. Q. WARD. 'OL BOYLE. J. GUMEEI.. L. GUMHEI.. LEvv. 108 ABBOT HALL. In Facultate. MR. J. S. FORII. MR. R. II. BOWLES. MR. G. B. ROGERS. '98. BRAIIIIORII. GOIJFRICV. KENIIALI.. PARKER. BREEII. GREEN, B. II. LAw'I'ON. SEARS. BRUCE. HARIIV. MASON. SIIAW. DOIII-:R'I'v. I-IOIIIIS, L. F. MOOIQE. TIIOAIIISON. FRANCIIOT. IIOWE. NORRIS, J. XVIIEELOCK. GIIISON. JONES, Il. E. OLMS'l'l4ZIb. '99. ALLISON. CORNwAI.I.. LEWIS, E. XX REI-III, B. BAILEY. GREENE. LEWIS, P. M ROIIERS. BAKER. GLIERNSEY. LI.OvII. STEVENS, BANKER. HAOOERTV. MOINIOSII. TAYLOR, F. BAR'l'l'1R, H. A HAIIN. MERRII-'IEI.II. TIER. Bl41SSlCl.I.. HAI.I.. NIERRILI.. TORREV. BI.AISIIEI.I,. HAM. MOSICS. X'IE'I'OR. BRAcRE'I'I'. lIUI.II. NEAI.. XVEICKS. CASIIER. INOALSIIE. NE!-2MI'l'lI. XVESTON. CIIASE. ISAACS, I. C. OWEN. NVILLIAMS. CI.EvEI.ANII. JUNE. PEAIIOIIV. WOI.IfE. COCIIRAN. KENNEIW. PINN. '00. BARTER, H. R EMERSON. JONES, J. T. REEII, C. L. BELRNAII. EVANS. KIOER. SCHAl l4'RA'l'll. BELL. FARNHAM. LANO. SIMON, BROWN. GIIIIIS. LEIIIW. S'l'AIl'l'I4ANDER. CAMI-. HAR'I'WEI.I.. BILIDONNELL. S'l'ROIl'l', CARTIIZR. HILLMAN. MII.I.ER, Ii. 'l'AvI.OR, A. CI.Av. IIOIIIIS, W. II. PERKINS. '1'IIOMA5, COOR. HUMRIIIIIOIISE. PII-ER. WI.gI.gO, CROSIIIE. JAMES. PRA'rI'. XVISE, M. F. IDEAN. JARIIOE. PRESSEV. YOUNG, 'OI ANDERSON. GORDINIICR. I4YNU- IQANIIALL, CANNON. HAY. MACNAMARA. SC0'I'r, CI-IANNING. HERRON. MA'I'IIES. SIIIIRMAN, CO'I'I'REI.I.. HII.I.. NIClil3I,S. S5111-II, COULSON. IIOOAN. PIORIII-. Svmqg, DUNNINO. HIIc:IIES. PIKE. XVQQU, FARRAND. ISAACS, H. W. PRIEST. ZIAIMIQRMAN, E, FORIION. JFICKO. Waiters. fhvllf fV1IflIf1', . . E, M , ROGERS- Io9 THE ROBINSOISI SEMINARY. T is hardly just that in a work of this kind, something at least should not be said of our neighboring school, -the Seminary, for, as everyone knows, this Seminary enters largely into the life of the Academy student in one way or an- other, or else the Academy student enters into the life of the Seminary girl. In fact, there are few whom it does not affect. Let one watch the Academy student some pleasant afternoon about 4.30 v. M., and he will notice how the student's attention is attracted toward Front Street, how he watches the young children coming from the Seminary, and ponders in his mind what sort of a girl this or that child will make. Even the grind may be made to smile by the school-children's antics, and so turn to his work with renewed zeal. He is caused even by the school-girl to remember the words of Scott: O! woman in our hours of ease, etc. From another view-point, what does the young lady think? Surely, judging from her actions, she does not think. Yet they are seen in their halls, gathered IIO 1 in groups, discussing this or that student. Some laughing at the embarrassed young gentleman, who is being shown through the Seminary building, some preparing to be ready with their best appearance when he shall return, some cry- ing, because, if there should be war, --- would have to go, some fondly show- ing an Academy Senior's class-pin, the one cherished object of the Seminary girl. The above is said to be an exact account, as print- ed in Thr S1'mz'11r11'1'fz11, a publication of the Semi- nary. A redeeming feature of the Seminary is its grounds. As they are large and well wooded, they furnish suit- able places for picnics and moonlight excursions on a beautiful little lake. P After all we cannot help being happy because we have the Seminary girl, with her surroundings, and can- not help feeling thankful for the foresight john Phil- lips showed when he per- ceived that there would he a Seminary here, and so selected ldxeter as a site for the Academy. 6 CHURCH AND CHAPEL MONITORS. Chajw! llAUI1'f01'5, Ep zlmyuzl Ch :WM , ffm! C0llgI'l:l, IIfl'0llNl CklN'L'A, Second COIIlg'7'l1g 1ZfiUIlt!! Chzrrch, 1601111111 Calhnlic Church, . R Un ilarinn CW urrh , . . R !llcMmz'i.vl Churrh, lfafvlis! Chunk, . Il2 . W. SAWYER, JR., W. C. Cl.m'EI.ANn, J. A. II. Bmcu, H. E. JONES, J. P. JONES, . E. S. Ckoss, T. J. 'l'noMvsoN, . W. Sfxwvrzk, Ju., O. ZIMMERMAN, W. A. Womfm, Q 1 98 99 98 98 gs 98 98 98 98 98 . ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. OFFICERS. 1'1'es1'n'.-111, . . . . A. j. ZIMMER, '98. Mae P1'r3.S'l'lII'llf, . R. C. S'rm'laNsON, '99. Sm'ul1zfjr, , . B. F. VOs'r, 'oo. .7'1'cn.v1m,'r, . PROP. FRANCIS. Foot-Ba.ll.' 1IIWIlIQg'Y!l'. I-IARRV E, JONES, '98, A.vs1'.v!uu! fIAIll!IgL'l'. C'f1j1laf'1z. Rm:rNA1.n C. S'rxcv1aNsON, '99. Wx1.I,rAM M. lluzmw, '98 Base-Ball. fllrruqgw. AI.vA J. ZIMMER, '98. .flxsisnrnl Ahmrzger. Cnplfzm. ERNEST R. BuAc1cm'r, '99. JOHN S. Mx1,1,lcR, '98. Athletic Team. fllnnqger. Cnphzizz. EI.lmmOr-: H. GREENE, '99. IIARRY E. JONES, '98. Auditing Committee. MR. HOWARD A. Ross. RAYMOND G, GUERNSEV, '99 WILLIAM M. Illrzmv, '98. Axmzu S. BOURN, 'oo. JAMES J. HOOAN, '01, Winter Toumament Directors. joslcm-I A. I-I. BEACH, '98. JENNINOS C. WISE, 'oo. REGINALIJ C. S'I'EVIf1NSON, '99. THOMAS j, EOAN, 'o1. Spring Tournament Directors. GEORGE H. LUCAS, '98. CONRAD P. CAk'l'ER, 'oo. A1.mcR'r N. CHASE, '99. GEORGE GOARUINIER, '01, II3 2 F. R. AVER. J. A. H. BEACH. W. M. Hm1.Ev. J. P. JONES. W. 'I'. BAEKER. W. T. BAILEY, JR. A. N. CHASE. W. C. CI.lCVEl.AND. A. S. BOURN. F R. GALI.. W. A. GREEN. H. D. BURRINGAME. J. R. CANNON. E. A. CO'l'l'REI.L. ll. E. JON!-ZS. G J. T C. E R F G J. G F E A A. J. J. MEMBERS. '98. H. LUCAS. S. M11.I,EE. T. PAINE. D. RUSSELL. '99. H. GREENE. xl G. GUEENSEV. II,x1:c:ER'l'v. N. lfIERsEv. '00. T. JONES. W. Moauzv, JR. K. PI.vMvl'oN. M. SAWVER. '01. FARRAND. C. FoEnoN. J. HOGAN. F. HUGHES. Ex-Officio. II4 R. W. SAWYER, JR G. SHAW. W. W. Worm. O. ZIMMERMAN. W. A. HEESEY. W. O. B. 1.1'1'r1.E. R. C. STEVICNSON. T . J. M. Svvrmx. R. T. XVILDER. J. C. WISE. B. F. Yos'1'. J. JECKO. J. J. N1cHo1.s. E. ZIMMERMAN. J. ZIMMER. Zimmerman. W. G. Bourn. Hobbs. Higlcy. Zimmer. Beach. P. E. A. POLICE. cwify' ff l'a!1'm. XVll.l.lAM Morwxxmk Illmzuav, '98. faffffi. j A. II. BEACH, '98. W. G. BOURN, '98, L. F. Holm A. J. Zlmmn, '98. O. Zxmmlamvmw, '98. 115 Stevenson. Dresser. Lucas. Bracken. N LEADERS OF CHEERING. Cwfaffl Gxaoucu-1 Ilomucs Lums, '98, Lcfrdurs. C. STEVICNSON, ,99. F. R. GALI., 'oo. R. B. Dmassmu, '98 E. R. BRAcKm'1', ,99. II6 The Mascot. II7 23 3? wmv? . 4. f ' -'ff' 1 Q Mme :ff Cr ,. l. . . -W .. . . ., Af ' ' V' , .' x p ,fin i Y .. , -'L 91' I ' ff , 44798 V1-1'5 'f-2'f3'EP' fu K, JE wig. vm ., ..., . hi A . V . 9 , 3, -1 3'-fa, . , iw . . ' 1 fi 1 91' . ,sw ,.z.. T.. . -..- 'NW ' ' ' 'Vi ' - 1- -fir-T 'N'-. ACADEMY ELEVEN, 1897. Cajvfu i ll . XVIl.l.IAM M. II1c:1,1cv, '98, ZIL11z11g1'1'. .fls.vis!rmf !iLz11fr1,wf1'. Iflmuw E. jomas, '98. R1ac:1xA1,n C. S'1'Ex'1':NsoN, 399. Comb. WVAI.'I'IiR E. MCCORNACK, Dnrtmmrzh, '97. THE TEAM. Gl'IOR1QlC Goknmllck, 'OI, LW Emi. JAMES J. HOGAN, '01, L42 7'1z.-Mr. OSLTAR ZIMMERMAN, '98, Ley? Gzmrfl. E1.nR1m:1a H. GREI'1NE, '99, C1-arm' Rush. W11.1.1AM M. H1u1.1eY, '98, lfzlqhl Gmml. jonx T. joins, 'oo, Ajghl Yin-A-lv. Gmouma SHAW, '98, Rlgfhf Emi. DAVID A. BA1.mv1N, '99, Qmzrm' l?nrl'.- joux Mll.1.1':R, '98, High! lh1.yB1zrk. T. J. M. SYPHAX, '99, Lg? lh1y'B1rr,l'. LEONARD E. LYN11, '01, Mr!! lmrk.. Substitutes. JAMES B. ROHl'IR'l'SOX, '99, 7?1rL'lv. lfurwraklcr R. Smks, '98, Emi. NVA1,'r14:11 A. Iflraksmv, '99, MW' ffm-L. Exeter 18, Andover 143 September 12, 1897. 118 Shaw. Syphax. Baldwin. J. S. Miller. Gordinier. H. E. jones. j. T. jones. Higley. Greene. O. Zimmerman. Hogan. Robertson. Academy Eleven, 1897. Mall FOOT-BALL GAMES, SEASON OF 1897. EXETER vs. TUFTS COLLEGE. At Exeter, September 26. EXE'l'ER.-lfll.l'hL'1',l', Perkins, Gordinier, T. Jones, Hogan, O. Zilmnerman, Greene, ett, S. Miller, Higley QCnpt.j, Blais, Shawg QIIIIIYW' Barlzv, W. A. Hersey, Baldwin, Ihff Bfrrks, Russell, Syphax, Scales, llaggertyg Fllfl Bark, Lyncl. 'FUl 'l'S.-ft,l1.Yhc'1'.V, Phillips, Greul, Kempton, Avery, B8.l'liClt,Ci1I'lJCIllCl' QCapt.j, Kings- bury, Qllrlffrfl' Bark, Wynmng lhQ'lz'm'l'.v, Moses, Mnclclocksg Full Blll'A', Rand. GOALS FROM l-'llcI.lm. TOUCHIDOWNS. GOALS. SAlfli'l'llCS. Exmuu . o 1 o o 1'm- rs ' . o o o 0 Mall wing St'01'1.', Exeter, 45 Tufts, 0. l!uzjvz'n:, Mr. lflealey. Abprcu, Mr. Ross. AC EXETER vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE. At Exeter, September 29. Exlc'l'lcR.-A'usM11'.v, Perkins, Gorclinier, J. 'l'. jones, Hogan, O. Ziuunerman, Greene, ett, Miller, lligley QC:xpt.j, Bailey, Shnwg QlllU'fz.'l' Bark, XV. A. I-Iersey, Bald- lhQ'H.'n'K'.v, Scales, Syphnx, Russell, Haggerty, Fu!! Bm'l', Lyncl. New I-lAm's1uRE COLLEGtc.-Rusht-rs, Hancock, Mnthes, Sanborn, Givens, Butter- field, NVrighl, lluntg Qmzrlvr lifzrk, NVilsong lh0'l?ark:, Cleveland, Hayes, Ml!! liar!-, Calclerwoocl. c:oA1,s vuom iflrenn. Toucnnowxs. GOALS. SAli'E'l'lliS. Exmlzu . . o 5 , 3 o N.H.C. o o o o Sforc, Exeter, 269 N. H. C., o. UlIlf71.1'L', Mr. Demeritt. A'qfiv'cc, Mr. Ross. 120 EXETER vs. DARTMOUTH At Hanover, October 2 EXli'l'ER.--A'11.vhc1':, Gorclinier, T. Jones, llogan, O 71mmcrman, breene, M'1llett J. S. Miller, Higley CC:1pt.j, Baileyg Qzmrlvr Bad, Bnldwm, W A llerscy lhry Bath, Syphax, Russell, Haggerty, Fu!! Bark, Lynd. DARTMOUTH.--lx'u.vke1'.v, Boyle, Hovey, Putnam, Walker, wcltson, Low, Plwce, Ed wards, Cavanaugh, Walker, Quarler Bark, Wentworth Perluns 1010 Bmlr Crollus, Eckstorm CCapt.j5 Fu!! Bark, Whalen, Jennings GOALS FROM FIELD. lOULllllOWNS 1 OALS SAI FIITS Exwrmk . . . lJ.xR'rM0u'rH . . . . .S'mrf, Exeter, og Dartmouth, 34. O O 0 O 0 7 3 O Umjfirc, Mr. E. H. Carlton. ll,l:f2'l'L'L', Mr J W Bwrtlett et! EXETER vs. MIT At Exeter, October 9 EXIQTER.-lx'u.vhc1-.v, Sears, Shaw, Hogan, J T Jones O Lllllllltflllill, Greene, Mmllett, J. S. Miller, Higlcy QCapt.J, Baileyg Qmzrlu Back, Bwlclwm, Hay Bmlv Ilwggerty, Syphax, J. S. Miller, Mr!! Bark, Russell, Scales TECIlNOI,OGV.-A,1l.fhL'1'.Y, Richardson, Nesmlth Oppenhelm, Ulmer, Perkms, LeBo'-quet, Heckle, Stebbins, Qurzrlcr Burk, Shepard, Cllfford, Ihr! Buch Morse, Emery fu!! Bark, Nolte. GOALS FROM FIELD. IOUCHDOWNIQ K0 Xl S S X1 I 1116 EXETER . . M. I.'I'. . . . . Scare, Exeter, I2Q M. I. T., 6. o 2 2 0 o I 1 0 L7lIlf7l'I't.', Mr. Ross. Ahylwc, Mr. Locke. I2I EXETER vs. BOWDOIN. At Exeter, October 13. EXE'1'ER.-A':1.vhef'x, Sears, jones, O. Ziinmernmn, Greene, Mallett, j. S. Miller, Higley QCapt.j, Bailey, Qlllll'fL'l' Hfrab, Baldwing lA10'l?aM'.v, Haggerty, Scales, Plz!! Bark, Lynd. BOWDOIN.-lx'u.vhv1'.v, Veazie, Spear, Merrill, Bodwell, Cloudman, Stockbridge, Greg- son: Qmrrler Bark, Moulton, Huy' H.m4'x, Stanwood, McMillandg FlI!fB1Il'K', Ives. :soars FROM 1f1m,1m. Toucr-movvss. r:o,x1.s. sA1'n'1'1ss. Ex1a'1'1cR . o 0 o o BOWDOIN . o 2 1 0 Srore, Exeter, O1 Bowdoin, 10. lr'ejZ'rca, Mr. Ross. Zf'111,lfi1'u, Mr. Pendleton. QA! EXETER vs. HARVARD FRESHIVIEN. At Cambridge, October 20. ExE'1'ER.-lx'1:M1rrs, Sears, J. T. Jones, Hogan, O. Zinnnerman, Greene, Miller, I-ligley CCapt.j, Baileyg QIl1ll'fL'l' Burk, Baldwin, Bflrks, Haggerty, Syphax, Scales, Shaw, Full Bark, Lynd. I-IARVARD IQOI.-l1'llS0a'l'5, W. Lawrence, James, Peyton, Lyman, Talbot, j. Lawrence, Hallowell, QCapt.jg Qmzrlcz' Bark, Fincke, Daly, l:MffBm'K's, Kendall, VVl1ite, Ellisg Full Back, Reid. ooA1.s FROM 1f1m.1m. TOUCHIJOWNS. o0A1,s. s,x1fm'11cs. Ex14:1'14:R . . . o 1 - o o HARVARD 1901 . . o 2 1 o Score, Exeter, 43 Harvard 1901, 10. Rzyiwc, Mr. Scull. Umlbiru, Mr. McCornack. 122 EXETER vs. WORCESTER ACADEMY. At Exeter, October 23. Exn'1'liR.-A'11Ma1'.v, Sears, llognn, O. Zimmerman, Greene, lligley CCapt.j, j. T. Jones, Shaw, Qlmrlur Burk, XV. A. llerseyg lhy'l3ark.v, Miller, Syphaxg N111 Bark, Lynd. WORCES'l'ER.-'A,IlIAL'7'.T, Norris, Page, Harrison, Forsythe, Davis, Spear, A. Camplmellg Qmlrler BlIl'K', Kimhoroughg lMQ'6m'l'.r, D. Cnniplmcll QC:1pt.j, Robinson, IM!! Burl-, Clark. ooAi.s FROM vnann. Toucnnowws. oo,u.s. S.-Kl lC'I'll41S. Exlman . o ' o o 0 Wokclssrnn . o 3 I o .Stax-u, Exeter, og Worcester, 14. Umjf1'1'u, Mr. Stearns. lx'Lj2'1'ec, Mr. Lewis. EXETER vs. BOSTON COLLEGE. At Exeter, October 30. EXE l'ER.-A'IlA'h:?l'.Y, Sears, Hogan, Mnllett, O. Zimmerman, Greene, Robertson, T. Jones, Shaw, QINll'fL'l' Bark, Baldwin QC:1pt.jg lhff l3,lIl'k.S', Vost, Syphaxg Ill!! Bark, Lynd. BOSTON COLLEGE.---RN.f0z?l'5, Crocker, Grady, Koen, Prindcrgast, Bowles, Ryan, Lan- rlragan, Kiley, Q1l!Il'fL'l' Bzlrk, Mnrting fL1ffl?mX'.v, llurlcy, Whitey Hz!! Bark, Granger, Shanahan. oo,u.s mom lftsm. 'I'0UCl'llJOWNS. GOALS. SAl1'li'l'IES. EXETER . . . . . o 2 1 0 Bos'roN Cor.Licom . . o 1 0 0 .S'corc, Exeter, IO, Boston College, 4. Uuzjlire, Mr. Ross. lx'eyL'1w, Mr. Dunn. I23 EXETER vs. BATES COLLEGE. At Exeter, November 6. Exla'l'ER.-A'11Mv1's, Sears, J. T. jones, Ieligley CCnpt.j, Robertson, Greene, O. Zim. rnernmn, Hogan, Gorclinierg Qzmrlcr Burk, Baldwin, lhy b'm'k.v, Syphax, I-lerseyg Ma!! Back, Lynd. Bmlcs COl,l.lCGIE.-A'ltJhL'1'5, Richardson, Sprague, Saunders, Hoag, Bruce, Call, Hinck- ley, Sturgis, Qmrrlcr Back, Purintong lh10'B11rks, llallidny, Russell, Pulsiferg Fu!! Back, Russell, Ilinckley. r:o,u.s FROM lfnaw. 'roucr-rnowws. e:o,u,s. sA1fm'ms. Ext-msn . . o o o o Bnlzs . . . 0 5 5 o Srarc, Exeter, og Bates, 30. L'Illf7fl'!,.NIl'. McCormick. A'rybrcu, Mr. Griffin. 'AC EXETER vs. ANDOVER. At Exeter, November 12. EXE'l'ER.--A'11skur.v, Gordinier, Hogan, Robertson, O. Zimniermnn, Greene, Higley CCapt.j, J. T. jones, Shaw, Qzmrlcz' Burl-, Bnldwing Ha0'Bm-A-x, Miller, Syphaxg IW!! Bfzrk, Lyncl. ANnovlck.-A'mhc1's, Abbott, Grinnell, F. Ilolt, Newton, Foster, Davis, Schreiberg Qzmrlcr Bark, Qninbyg IWW' Bmfkx, Bayles, Robiey Full Bark, Elliot QCnpt.Q. r:o.u.s FROM ifnn.n. 'roucHnowNs. ooA1.s. s,xFE'rms. Exlmsk . o 3 3 I Axnovnk . . . . 0 2 2 o Scare, Exeter, 185 Andover, I4. 1r'ryL'rcu, Mr. Deland. Umju'rz-, Mr. Draper. 124 Foo'1'-BALL scoREs OF THE FALL OF 1897. September 25, September 29, October 2, . October 9, . October 13, . October 16, . October 23, . October 30, . November 6, November 12, 1878-P. E. A. P. A. A. 1879-P. IE. A. P. A. A. 1880-P. E. A. P. A. A. 1881--P. A. P. A. A. 1882--P. E. A P. A. A. 1883-P. E. A P. A. A. 1884-P. E. A. P. A. A. 1885-P. E. A. P. A. A. 1886--P. E. A. P. A. A. P-l 9 O :r Q. o P P P P P P p P P E. A., 45 E. A., 265 E. A., og E. A., 121 E. A., 0: E. A., 41 E. A., Og E. A., 103 15. A., og P. E. A., 18, Tufts, 0. Durham College, o Dartmouth 34. M. I. T., 6. Bowdoin, 10. llarvnrcl, 1901, Io. Worcester Academy Boston College, 4. Bates, 30. P. A. A., 14. Total Score, P. E. A., 745 Opponents, 122. Carnes won, 5, Games lost, 5. AC FOOT-BALL RECORD. P. E. A. vs. P. A. A. 2 .5 . 0 22 18 O 8 8 0 6 0 .. I2 3 6 .. .. IS .. .. 8 1 2 II 3 -- 33 1 . II .. . 26 .. .. o mes, P. E. A., 73 P. A. Points, P. E. A., 2253 CJ 1-3 O U' o c v-ro Ei, N I: -iD G Q, 15' ::. cx. D'-3. 2 g . e . : . 5 Y' . . 1887-P. E. A., 6 S . . . P. A. A., . 1 . 1888-P. E. E., . . . . P. A. A., 1 2 . . 1889-No Game. 1890-P. E. A., . . . P. A. A., 2 3 . . 1891-P. E. A., 1 2 . . P. A. A., 3 5 . . 1892-P. E. A., 4 5 . . P. A. A., 3 3 . . 1893-P. E. A., 3 5 . . P. A. A., 1 2 . . 1894-S-NO Game. 1896-P. E. A., . . . . P. A. A., 4 5 . . 1897-P. E. A., 3 3 . . . P. A. A., 2 2 . 1 A., 9, 1 Tie. P. A. A., 211. 125 Cornwall. Bradford. Yost. R. W. Sawyer, jr. A. S. Taylor. W. A. Horsey. Thoxnas. Robertson. G. N. Hcrscy. Perkins. Stevenson. Gibson. Hardy. Cqnfa1'11. Lxmzs B. Rmnakrsox, ,QQ THE TEAM. L'l1IIff, W. A. l'mK1Ns, ,oo. A. P. CmaNw,x1.1., ,QQ , 7 ?1 fl-hav. J. A. Gmsox, '98, J. I-I. Ilmmv, '98 Gmmlv. J. B. Rolnalwsox, '99. A. S. 'l',w1.oR, 'oo Gvzfw-. j. F. '1'nmms, 'oo. Q1n11','1'1' Bflfks. W. A. Ilmaslav, ,99. R. lhy' Bm-A-s. R. W. Smvvrek, jk., '98, lfzlghf. B Full Buck. G. N. lrlrausrzv, '99. Substitute. A. M. BRADFORD, '98. 126 S'r1cvlaNsoN, ,99 Vos'r, yoo, hy? Lewvitt Pwinc lnwlon. Kenclnll. Ayer. Lnnrxgam. . . . . - Doherty. Gibson. Wilson. Hardy. Rourn. R. W.S:xwycr,jr. Wood '98 CLASS ELEVEN. fhjvluill. A,lHlllQl'l'. jmwzs II. llmuw. Wn.1.1,xM W. Worm. THE TEAM. kllllfv. W. F. l.AW'l'0'V. W P. IAN.-uz.-xN. 7m-X-lf-x. J. A. Gmsox. C. P. lil-:N1ml.l.. Gllrlllllv. W. O. ll0lll'1K'l'V. '1'. 'l'. PMNE. flx'lIf1.'l'. W. G. limum. Qllllffff' I-1m'l'. C. ll. Wll.s0N. lhy' lffn-luv. R. W. Sfxwvmi, jk., ki bl. j. ll. IIARIW, hyl. IM! lfark. G. T. W. LliAVl'I'l'. Substitutes. W. W. Wnmx. F. R. Avmk. 127 le, L .... Merrifield. Gnrcnsey. Clokcy. Stevenson. Stevens. Cleveland. Cornwall. W. T. Barker. Lewis. lngnlshc. Robertson. Weeks. Neal. 1 99 CLASS ELEVEN. I 'npla IAII . 1lla11qgw'. joxm ll. S'rmvxsNs. REGINAIM C. S'l'Ev1cNsoN. THE TEAM. Emir. W. T. BARKER. . P. C0RNw,x1.1.. 7?1rHr.v. P. M. Llcwxs. A. P. NEA1.. Guards. E. l'I. Wm-zxs. . H. INc,xI.sma. Cezflw. I. W. CLOKEY, Avghl. A. N. CHASE. j. B. RomeRTsoN Qunrlfr Back. R. C. STEVENSON. llmff Bnrks. Full Bark. J. l-l. S'rlwENs. Substitutes. 128 C. Cl.EX'El.ANlJ, LM GUERNSEY. Dunlap Willard. Smdllnndcr. Plymplon. Perkins. Hillman. Belknap. Carter. A. S. Taylor. Thomas. Simon. Morley. J. C. Wise. '00 CLASS ELEVEN. Chfrlain. ilhzzzqqw. JOHN BlCl.KNAl'. 'IICNNINGS C. NVISIC. THE TEAM. Emls. W. A. PERKINS. A. P. SIMON. 7?1rklux. W. F. S'rAn'1'i.ANmcu. F. K. I'l.vMl'r0N. Omn1z'.v. G. W. MORl.l'1Y, ju. j. A. Duxmv. Clvzlcr. j. T. THOMAS. Qtmrlcl' Burk. J. BELKNAI-. lily lfnzks. A. S. TAVLOR, kiwi. G. T. IlI1.l.MAN, hyi. fill! Hank. C. P. CARTIQR. Substitutes. H. S. WILLARU, JR. J. C. Wxsie. M. F. Wisn. 129 '01 CLASS ELEVEN. Cnplnin . A1.1mR'r C. l'I1cuRoN. THE TEAM. Ends. A. C. Ilmuaox. 7 ?zM'lc.r. E. Zlmnfzxmfm. Gzmmfr. G. W. ANDERSON. A Cezmfr. Illamzgcr. ALFRED C. FORIJON. J. D. Rmasla. J. jucxo. J. T. C. HILL. I-I. D. BuRl.lNc:AMl-1. Q1I1ll'lL'l' Bark. II. W. IsAAcs. my ffm-1. A. C. FORDON, lfighl. W. Full Bark. L. O. Co1.v1N. V Substitutes. E. A. Co'r'rRE1.1.. H. W. Pune. 130 H. lAIuMRxcHoUsE, JR., LW. B. F. SHERMAN. CLASS FOOT-BALL SERIES, SEASON OF '97, October 20, October 27, November 3, November I7, . November 20, . ALL CLASS W. P. I.ANAr:AN, '98, j. A. Gms0N, '98, . G. W. Mokmav, ju., '00, j. '1'. '1'1lo1sms, '00, . . J. A. DUNi,,w, '00, W. O. DOlllCR'l'Y, '98, . W. I . LAw'roN, '98, J. Bm.KN,xv, '00, . . R. W. Sfxwvmz, ju., 98, . W. C. Cr.m'iai.,xNn, '99, . j. IfI. Smviaws, '99, I. W. Cl.oKnv, lQQ. G. T. Hn.i.MAN, 'oo. j. H. l'lARllY, '98. at ELEVEN OF THE FALL Substitutes. C. P. KicNn,x1,r., r 31 Lower Middle, 245 junior, Senior, IO, Upper Middle, Senior, og Lower Middle, 0. Senior, og Lower Middle, 4. 8. O. Senior, og Lower Middle, 16. . OF I897. lfifghl Emi. lhghl 7'aM'!a. Rid! Gzurrd. . Cr'n!cr. hy? Gzmrrl. LW 7 hrklz' LLW limi. Q!l1lI'fL'l' Bark . by? lbw' Burk . Right llay Brick W. H. I'IUMRlCllOUSE, W. G. BOURN, '98. R. C. S'rlavnNs0N, '99. '98. ' fill! Bark. jk., 'oo. '1 . 1 ff l V M v 1 as mimi S- .uk Lg . 4. 1, 3 ' -v J 5 ' T 'lu l SEQ 1 , iv- ' ld' 319 4, A I T T' S me v b' sir ft Ui 1 I 9 - T tl I . in t - A 'l . F! ' ff. W! I' '-'. :'li. ' t . , I A M .B 'i' v 1 ' V viii l iqq' 1 if it.. M o 3 fTranslation from an :incicnt Latin manuscript, found buried four hundred feet below the surface at Andover, Massj fln'fl'd1l'll.i'.'--I1Ct us meditate upon our oaten reed a muse of Mars, when the youth of lixonia and Phillipia, contending the prize, met in doubtful strife, at which song the lynxes stand amazed and the rivers change their course. .72-4l'1'll.t' .- Ixmjw. flIc!1'6fz'1r.v.--'l'he day expected had arrived, and the horses of Phaeton now led up the twelfth morning at the first dawn, and Aurora has dispelled the humid shade from the pole. But a tempest, turbid with snow, and most black with frequent hail, rushes through the whole sky, and the Cazzzjuzx from above is filled. The boyish troop, shoving with their shoulders, in strife strike the snow, just as when ants, mindful of winter, plunder' a great heap of corn, and lay it in their roof, and the black troop moves over the whole Cazzzjufx. Part collect the bands and chastise the slow, the whole path seethes with the work. But when Titan, borne in his cerulean chariot, holds the middle course, the omnipotent Father has dispersed the collected clouds, and led back the sun. Forthwith, upon the tawny sand two leaders wander about 5 twice five boys following each shine in divided band, whom, going, all the youth of Exonia and Phillipia admiring shout. The contest having been begun, they intermingle hands with hands and provoke the contest, the Iflxonian youth assemble their strength and conscious courage, and, burning, they drive the youth opposing through the whole plain, now with art they wander over, now these, now those 132 approaches, nor is there delay nor restg a sickly panting shakes the vast joints. The Phillipian youth press on with vain strife, not otherwise than as when the turbid tide with frequent clamor strikes the hard flint in vain, and raises aloft the humid dew to the ethereal stars. The omnipotent Father interposes a delay, and makes an end to the contest ended. Now for a long time the youth of Phillipia have commemorated that the time having been longer they would have crossed the line with equal beaks, and left the contest doubtful. Sic scllzpcr 1u'rz'z'. Thus always with the conquered. IP f YW ...mfxfr v y . v.g. , HN, - v WH all h .X mildly . ur W ' lunllllll llllluxnllllll unlilww ' 133 DEBATE. GOLDEN BRANCH vs. G. L. SOULE. Academy Chapel, April 30, 1898. PROGRAMME. Music, . . . . P. E. A. Guan Cmvn. Opening Remarks, . . . . . . . . . . 1'1'r.virl1'z1g Ojffff' R. WV. SAWVER, jk., '98, QGolden Bl Z1I'lCh.D Declnmntion, . . 4 . . . . . . CH,uu.ns I.iaoN.xkn, '98, QGolden Bmnch.j DEBATE. lx'usvl1.'m', That Ilnwnii should be annexed to the United States. .Myal1'r,'c. fwirlmzliffc. Golden Branch. G. L. Soule. j. A. Gmsox, '98. F. R. Smus, '98, W. E. Rmcsla, '98. L. D. Ifl.xI.l., '99. W. I'. I,,xN.xc:,xN, '98. P. M. Howie, '98, Deelmnation, . . .... . . . . F. E. Tuck, ,99, QG. L. Soule.j Decision of the judges, . . . . . i Affirmative JUDGE. Pxolf. U. N. Cuoss. HON. E. G. E.xs'rM.xN. HON. T1 IOMAS LEAVITT. 134 ., p QQ, fn ' xi' F l :P I N 4:1 r N ,sf X -: milk' A W, '57 - 4 1' .-11? 52' 52 ' . ,J 1 .vfllllr 5 S I N 1 N tlfullll. ' mrw' l, N:---,,,?:,2,07:q,.1.gg54' film 'iv-'51-f,,,.. - ,ww,-,ff.r'if1f!,sj,' c-pg.'Q,,,q. ,J X K ., 4 . J xr-,.,,,, L-, ii,...4 ..,..,.. .hm ,,,H,.,,. N f , s li w lu9 'wtf'-'Tix-1:--' - 1 V r - 'J 'N .1 , is , Luv ,,,,f1f,f- fax' .f wliwiii ' 9 ' ' '-: ' ,I 6,v,5f:A3fH . ?1lv.,q'wXi -' - X' + 4'4 fr ',, ,-.,.,g,gf:g1 5,4 , gm- 'gff:g!1' ,N MN' :ami KM, W Wj ,yy 1 Aging''f,v.Im,,bL.,, , 4 V,-.4 ,,, . ,!,1l ,Wg NJ ixzkwm, V, Wjvx xi V 'Z ' iw ' ' H M' N ' . Y y- I 'y' ' T fl' 111 vig: .y ii V, 75, Q-.7 , fx f, gamma25-I'WflHagsf4:2'Q-.1L3C'm1u1gf-' I 'f.-g,.'.'-7-if f' if WW ' ' .Ni .:,.-If, ---L2 gLils.,1.-,Es-:n'wwAWZAf U V- :LV M . ' A , ,- '--if-'Hg f , -L ' 154 A , f f' , L., af.: Q17-Kgs' so we 'f-fffjgf 'C l .W31',011Q,,,,,,,-TgVgQm-5li,31,l-QM H' ' fx- i 1 Rl i A' A E. :I-f Liliulfzf k f ig. .- - Q- ' 1.,gf,,7:.:.xi-2--.1.f-21'!':w1'L-'32, ' - -' AH ' --ii 5L7ii: g ',,'-.. v . , - . Q:- Representing the rush following a. call for twenty-five dollar subscriptions in Chapel. Manager Greene is feeling out of sight. 135 Lydeckcr. Linlc. Knssnn. Miller. Carter. Guernsey. Robertson. Smith. Gibbons. Lawton. ACADEMY BASE-BALL TEAM, 1897. C'f1pm1'n. JOHN P. Smwn, '97. flll!lllQ'l!l'. Bum' Z. KASSON, '97. !15.S'1..Vf1IlIf AItlllQg'Y'l'. Al.vA J. ZIMMER, '98. f'UrIrW. RALPH A. S'l'iCWAIi'I'. THE TEAM. CONRAD P. CAl:'1'lf:k, 'co, l'1'lf0ur. JOHN S. NIIl.l.liR, '98, Can-mv. FRANK C. Rmmk'1'soN, '97, P71111 lffm-. JOHN P. Snrru, ,97, .S'.'mm! lfusu. RAVMONU G. Guxauxsrc YVILLIAM O. B. I.1'1'l'l.1c, '99, Yhim' lffm S'l'ANI.EY I.v1n+1n:K11:u, '97, .Shu-1 Swv. XVILLIAM F. I4ANY'l'ON, '98, l1y7HrA1'. Nlcu. B. Gmnoxs, ,97, AIMXA' l'?l'A!. v, '99, kim! N1-lfl. Substitutes. W1I.1.'1'. Bmucxlzn, '98, E1.nvAluw Goonluxxslc, ju., '9S. FRANCIS IlAc:c:rcR'l'v, '98. AI.lll'1R'l' N. CHASE, '99. Ojh-in! Smfwg C. CONNICR, 'Q9. Exeter, 123 Andover, 136 63 june 12, 1897. BASE-BALL GAMES, SPRING SCORES. if A11111 21, . 11. 112. A. April 24, . . P. IC. A. April 28, . . P. Ii. A. W May 1, . 11. 15. A. May 5, . 11. 113. A. ,fi x May s, . . 11. 15. A. W Q May 15, . 11. 12. A. fl' LQAV, May 19, . . 11. 15. A. May 26, . . . . l'. A. Blgy 29, . 11. A. June 12, . 11. 15. A. Total, l'. li. A., IOIQ QJPDOIICIIIS, Gmncs NV1111, 7g Garncs Lost, 4. '37 69. OF 1897. 6g Tufts, S. 185 llOlilill1SOI1, 5. 71 150241011 College, IO. 22: English lligh, 9. 33 Colby, 5. 2: Harvard 1900, 19. 85 Vcr 111r11 1tAcaclcmy, O 43 Hzrrvnrd College, 3. 143 N. ll. College, 0. SQ Somerville High, 4. IZQ Andover, 6. ACADEMY BASE-BALL TEAM, 1898. Caplaifz. JOHN MlI.l.ICR, '98. Zlhlllqgw . A.VSl'.ffrIllf 1Mr11qq'c1'. ALVA J. ZIMMIQII, '98. EIINIQSI' R. BRACKIi'l'l', '9Q. CUIHW. RALI-II A. S'I'I':wAIa'I'. THE TEAM. W,xI.IIo H. CLAY, 'oo, 1l,1.MN,L CONRAD P. CAII'I'I-ax, 'oo,f JOHN MILLI-zu, '98, Cfm'hw'. EIIMUNIJ I-i. XVEEKS, '99, If?'1'.vl Bane. . - 1 fl RAYMONII U. CJIIIQRNSIIY, ,99, fm' .Smnl I-IIRAM BARKIIR, GIaoIu:Ic N. I-IIIIISIIY, ,99. DAVIII A. BALIIWIN, '99. 1'7c!d. If Base . ' 00, S6170 XVILLIAM O. B. LI'I'TI.Ie, ,Q9, YM:-If Base NVILI. T. BARR!-ZR, '99, .Shu-I .S7Iy1. XVILLIAM F. LAw'I'oN, '98, hy? Fit-ld. josIcI'II A. H. BIQACII, '98, filnlfllr Field. ml' H113 and High! IWIII. Substitutes. AI,IfIu4:u C. Foknox, 'OI. MAXWIQLI. E. BIassIcI.L, ,99- 138 Clay. Carter. S. Miller CCnptain.J Stewart lCf1:u:h.X Guernsey. Beach. Lawton. Little. Zimmer Glanagenl XVeeks. G. N. Hcrsey. YV. T, Barker Academy Base-Ball Team, 1898. Innings, I':XlE'l'I41li . LAW R Iaxclc S13 Innings, . IfXE'l'liR . . SOMICRSWORTII Innings, lixl-:'r1cR . KRS . BASE-BALL GAMES, SEASON OF 1898. EXETER vs. LAWRENCE STARS. At Exeter, April 20. . I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R Cancelled. EXETER vs. SOMERSWORTH A. A. At Somersworth, April 21. A. A. . 'l'1nf'rs C0I.I.Iar:Ia . Lawton, l. Linle, 3. . Miller, c. . XV1:cks, I. . Bench, In. . linrkcr, s. . Guernsey, 2. llcrsey, r. . C:1rtcr,p. . 'l'0lnls, Innin EXli'I'l5R . lJ,xR'rMuU'rn EX li'l'liR . gs, . . . . . . . I 2 3 4 5 6 R. . . o I o 2 o o-3 . o o o o 2 3-5 EXETER vs. TUFTS COLLEGE. At Exeter, April 23. . I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R. Cnncellcrl. EXETER vs. DARTMOUTH COLLEGE. At Exeter, April 26. n,xR'rs1on'rlI. R.n. uno. A. E. R.n. l'.O . 0 3 o o Drew, c. . . I 9 . I 2 2 I French, s. . . 0 2 . 0 3 4 0 Folsom, r. . . I 0 . o 6 o I Crolius, 1. . . I 7 . o o o I Macnndrew, 3. . . . o 3 . 2 I 4 0 GilllJ0l1S,lH. . . . 0 2 . o 4 2 I Hancock, 2. . . . 0 o . o I o o Pingrcc, I. . . . o I . o o 2 3 Cook, p. . . . o o . 3 20 I4 7 Totals, .... 3 24 . . . . . . 1 2 3 4 4 6 . . o o 0 0 o I . . . . . . . . 1 I 2 o o 2 I 'l11p1'1'u, Twmnbly . Timv, 2 hours, 20 minutes. 140 EXETER vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE. Lawton, l. . Little, 3. . Barker, s. Miller, c. . NVecks, I. . llerscy, r. . Bench, nr. . . Guernsey, 2. . Carter, p. . . Clay, p. Totals, . Innings, . EXICTICR . . . At Exeter, April 27. I-'vIa'I'If:n. Nun' IIAMPSIIIRII: l'OI,I.l'K li.lI. I'.O. A. Ia. l!.ll. I-.o . 2 2 o o York, s. . . I I . 2 I 1 o Wright, c. . . o 3 . I I 3 0 Morgan, I. . 0 8 . 3 8 I I Smith, 3. . . o 2 . 3 3 2 0 Cleveland, 2. . . I 0 . 2 o o o I3:1ker,l. . . o I . I o o o Runletl, In. . . . o 2 . I I I 0 Ricliarmlsmi, p. . . O I . 3 2 O I Cnlclerwoocl, r. . . 0 0 . o o o o . IS 18 S 2 Tnlnls, .... 2 I8 . . ..... . I 2 3 4 5 . . . . . o o 8 I 7 CoI.I.Icm:Ic ......... o o o I o NEW IIMII-SIIIIIII lflllfl-l'z'.Y, 'l'wonIbly :Incl Baldwin, '99, Tillie, 2 hours. .AC EXETER vs. HOPKINSON. At Exeter, April 30. Innings, . . I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R. ExIc'I'Icla . -9 HoI'IcINsoN . -o lforfeitecl. ai EXETER vs. SOIVIERVILLE HIGH. At Exeter, May 4. Innings, . . I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R. Exlmcn ...... 0 I I I I o 4 3 O-I I SOMlcRvII.I.Ic HIGH . . . o 0 I o o o vo o o-- I U111ju'rc.v, Baldwin and Shea. Time, I hour, 30 minutes. Innings, . ExIc'I'En . . . Bos'I'oN C0I.I.lcc:E 'AC EXETER vs. BOSTON COLLEGE. At Exeter, May 7. . I' 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I: . . . 3 I o 3 o 3 o o 0--Io . . . o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o- o Umju'1'c, Baldwin. Tifzlu, I hour, 45 minutes. I4I EXETER vs. HARVARD FRESHMEN At Exeter, May ll. Innings, . . I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 lx II I4 Exmnn ...... 2 o o o 0 2 1 o o 5 7 5 I'IA1w.ucn Fiuaslmmsx . . o o o 5 o I o o 6 6 6 UllIf71,I'f, Baldwin. 7'1'1m', I hour, 45 minutes. 238 EXETER vs. TUFTS COLLEGE. At Exeter, May 14. Innings, . . I 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 R H I1 EXICTICR . . . . . o 3 o o o o I o o 6 'l'U1f'rs Commune . . . o o o o o o o o o o 4 2 lf'u1pi1'f', Baldwin. 7'ifm', 2 hours. -258 EXETER vs. HARVARD 'VARSITY. At Cambridge, May 17. Innings, . . 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I H F Iixmxcn . . . . . o o o o o o o o o I 7 IIAIWARIJ 'V.x1:s1'rv . . . o 2 o 3 2 o 1 o S 7 o L'ulfriru, Murray. 7'1'1uv, I hour, 40 minutes. QA! EXETER vs. BOSTON UNIVERSITY. At Exeter, May 18. Innings, . . . . I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 R II 1 Exmlak . . . . . o 2 o o o I o 2 5 6 6 BOSTON UNIVERSITY . . . . o 1 3 5 2 o o o II I 6 Unljhirv, E. H. Greene. 771116, 2 hours. I42 0 EXETER vs. GROTON SCHOOL. Ai Groton, May 21. Innings, . . I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R ll 1 EXICTER . . . . 2 4 o o I 5 3 2 I-IS zo 2 GRo'roN Scrmor, . . o o o o o o o o o-- o 5 3 I.'mp1'n.', Clay. Time, 2 hours. -C58 EXETER vs. HARVARD SECOND. At Exeter, May 25. Innings, . . I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1: EXl'1'l'lER . . . Ifllmvlxlm Slccoxn . Cancelled. 'Al EXETER vs. NEWTOWNE A. C. At Exet2r, May 28. Innings, . . I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 lx Exllrrmc . . . 2 I o o o o o 1-4 NliNV'l'ONVNlC A. C. . . . 3 o 2 o o o o -5 f'7IIf77-l't,', linlrlwin. yllhllld, 2 hours, I5 minutes. fa! EXETER vs. WILLIAMS COLLEGE. At Williamstown, June 1. Innings,. . I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R EXl'1'l'l'1R . . . . Wl1,I.l,xMs COl.l.l'IGlC . Cancelled. 143 Innings, . Ex1c'1'1c1: . . . lI.1111'.1111m G11,1111m'1'1as Innings, . F 14 1111111 AN1mv1a11 . . 1878, . 1878, 1879, . 1880, . 1881, . 1882, . 1883, . 1884, 1885, . 1886, 1887, 1888, . 1889, 1890, 1891, 1892, 1893- 1897, No game. 6, No games. EXETER vs. HARVARD GRADUATES. At Exeter, June 4. .1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 911. 11.1 Cancelled. :AB EXETER vs. ANDOVER. At Andover, June 11. . 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11. 11. lc l.'mju'1'1', 7 'il1lr, at BASE-BALL RECORD. P. E. A. vs. P. A. A. I2 8 2 o 5 7 5 5 9 7 6 4 3 1 5 I2 'Fotal games, P. li. A., 6: l'. A. A., IO. Total points, l'. E. A., 915 P. A. A., 137. I A. 1 IO I0 9 13 5 16 13 1 6 22 6 2 7 IO 6 A E CLASS BASE-BALL SERIES, SEASON OF 1897. May 22, . . Lowur Middle, 163 junior, 8. May 31, . Senior, I2Q Upper Middle, I7. june 16, . . Uppur Middle, QQ Lower Middle, 7 ai CLASS BASE-BALL SERIES, SEASON OF 1898. June I5, '. . Senior 5 Upper Middle, june 15, . Lower Middle, 3 junior, June 19 is Mrs! II'i1me1'. i Smma' lVz'mn:1'. L , . ' 145 Kendall. Zimmerman. Zimmer. Whcclock. H. E. jones. Paine. Wilson. Thompson. Haggerty. Barnett. '98 CLASS BASE-BALL NINE. Class Champions of the Spring of 1897. Cnpmin . 'l'. J. TIIOBIINON. fillIllIQg'Y'1'. Sm1w'. A. J. Zxmuck. P. C. Nmuus. THE TEAM. F. Nouns, . . .... Hzzvz lifm. j. 'l'uoMi'soN, . . Smwmz' lmsw. llAi:c:lcu'l'v, . Ywim' lfasc. E. JONES, . .SWUI1 Snyr. 'l'. PAINIQ, . . Pz'n-hrr. P. Kl':ND,u,I., . . Cfmmfr. R. B,xRN1c'1'l', ju., hy? Halff. II. XVILSON, . . 11lz'i1'a'Iu Ni-ld. Znmmm.-w, . . lvzlgbl HMI. Substitutes. j. P. joxizs. S. H. XVm:1al.ocK. R. B. Ilmcsslau. 146 - Tier. Torrey. Doe. Wentworth. Kennedy. Casper. Cornwall. Moses. Peabody. Tufls. Stevenson. Owen. '99 CLASS DRILL SQUAD. LL'Hll,L'r- Ikvmm: E. 'I'U1f'rQ j. CASPER. A. P. CORNWALL. A. P. Dora, ju. C. W. KENNEDY. C. M. Mosns. G. OWEN. MEMBERS. 147 C R F F I I j . L. I'muoDv. C. STIQVENSON. '1'uf:k. W. TAVLOR. K. 'I'muu1:v. P. W1aN'rw0R1'n f 'W' '1 1 'W I w.1 W 1, ,af 'Gf 7 W 4' Q 'ffl 10570 f 191 1 iff1f4 1fW1fW4'? 1f.MZ1!1'Z1z Z1 W1 ,J MM. 1 .4 I 4 NSN fwmmfgll 011715. 07217 6 .ll Q I 9101 A .W M E lv. . Ente. ' -..-,-Q..- . .3-f.-Q.-- f i....g, 1 l. -J' ' --- if-V -., ' 2 - .L f -q1 - 1Za11 J' 'G ,1 '15 Vx' . 7 '.' V, 1 ' ' HJ 1. ' , 1 'T' 1-'nf sf? 'f. . 5 .1,' V' iff .9-1 .-7 -Arie Wm., ..,.-..,-...ff ,, ,. , , , .1 Nw-. A.. .. 1 ,1.,. 9. , , Vg, ff --J 'U' . - f..-in . .. ' ff .' 5. .v, Q- i. .:.-C-f.-f,-1,- 1 if-we .E-:ff 1.-,. pw' 1,451 .f . fp:-1. i mm.-1, w01..4m Hmmm? X vp -..lf-.ln 1.. .- A f1..- ..1.-1.011 .11.11...- 1.11. 1 47. 3. 1. ,. E F ,. - . E - ' ' ' HIE.. 2 v J.. f EIE ' 1 . ' .Ja ' . ft ' .-:::::-' . ' I 5 I IL- 'f55lQfi555? V 'Eff' fum ' V' V - - :. un:::: E-fri K N-1 1ml I .mv ww ' 4 ' v .. W j , -1 '. Y- ' ., ., -- 1 .-, I' lx, .. .M V- . X 1 xx nf 1. I Q , fl, . , . -, P. M W II B. 1: 1- J. G W. A. L H ,L C.'I71f5f1II'I1 . Ilmuw E. joxlcs, '98 B.xR'l'r.E'x r, '98. . B. DEAN, ,oo. . O. DOHl'1R'l'Y, '9S. . F. 1 .x1aNll.m, 'oo. II. GREEN, '98. II. GREENE, '99. II. II.xlu1Y, '98. . N. IIERSEY, ,99. IIERSEY, '99. I . Homxs, '98, . E. JONES, '98. P. jomes, '9S. AhIlI1lg L'1'. I'fI.RRIllGE H. GREENE, ,NQQ CINIKA. jmue D. DELANEV. ' MEMBERS. j. T. JONES, 'oo. C. W. KENNEDY, ,QQ I . E. DI.-XI.I.E'l'l', '99. M. R. Pn,x'1'r, 'oo. E. M. SAWYER, 'oo. R. W. SAWYER, -In., G. L. SCALES, ,99. II. K. '1'oluu-zv, '99. I. E. '1'u1- rs, ,99. M. F. XVISE, 'oo. B. F. Yos'r, 'oo. O. ZmMEuM.xN, '98. I Athletic Team, 1898. FACULTY, SHIELD MEET. February 22, 1898,-March 2, 1898. 1 EVENTS. Running High Jump, ...... 5 . Height, 5 feet, 2 I-4 inches I JJ. P. JONES, '98, 3 HARKEN, 'oo. ' G. N. HERSEY, ,99. ' Yos'1', 'oo. Pole Vault, ....... . Height, 9 feet, 2 inches 1. BAEK1-zu, 'oo. 2. SAWYERI, 'oo. 3. . CARTER, '00, Shot Put, .... .... D istance, 37 feet, 3 1-8 inches 1. ZIMMFZRMAN, '98, 2. W. A. HERsEv, ,99. 3. Homzs, '98, Decorations. . . . . . . . 1. 'oo 2, '98, 3. '01, Percentage of Attendance. . . . . . . 1. '98, 2. '99, 3. 'oo and '01, 40 Yards Dash, .......... Time, 4 3-5 seconds 1. H. E. J0NEs, '98, 2. G. N. HERSEY, '9Q. 3. W. A. H1-:RsEv, '99, 45 Yards Hurdles, ' ........ Time, 5 4-5 seconds 1. W. A. IIERSEV, '99. 2. VOST, 'oo. 3, H. E. JONES, '98, 300 Yards Dash, . , , . , . . Time, 33 4-5 seconds 1. I-I. E. JONES, '98, 2. GRI-ZEN, '98. 3. G. N. HERSEV, '99, 600 Yards Run, , I . . . . . . Time, 1 minute, 25 seconds 1. W. A. I-IERSEY, '99, 2, Vos'r, 'oo. 3. JONES, '98, 11,000 Yards Run, ...... Time, 2 minutes, 32 2-5 seconds 1. JONES, 'oo. 2. MAI.LPI'l l', ,99. 3, SIMON. 'oo. Team Race. . . . , . . . 1. '98. 2. '99. 3. 'oo. Total Score. '98, 37 points. '99, 31 points. '00, 29 1-2 points. '01, 1' 1-2 points. 150 THE ANNUAL ATHLETIC EXHIBITION. March 31, 1898. PROGRAMME.. Glee Club, . . . . . . SfkIIL'l'lA'l',.Y Band. Indian Club Drill, ..... Class of IOI. T. J. EGAN, hfam.-r. Parallel liars, I . . . . . J. P. JONES, '98, Lani.-1-. II. W. Gomuu-xv, '98. E. M. L1.ovn, ,99. E. E. FR,xNcuo'r, '98. ll, Ons, 'oo. J. M. O1.Ms'rEb, '98. P. SCl'lAlflfRA'I'll, ?oo. B. F. SHERMAN, 'o1. Bar Bell Drill, . ..... . Class of ,99. I. E. '1'uif rs, Lmffer. Sparring, ..... .... . . . R. E. Warm, '98.J W. P. LANAGAN, '98. J. T. JONES, 'oo. R. Q. XVARU, loo. I-lorizoutal Bar, ........... J. P. JONES, '98, Lmrfur. S. J. Noluus, '98. E. M. Ll.ovb, '98. C. LEONARIJ, '98. I-I. O'1'1s, 'oo. Glue Club, . . . . . . lI,1t!!L'l',5 Sang. Special Tumbling, . . ..... . . P. BARTl.lB'l l', '98. H. 15. JONES, '98. J. P. JONES, '98. S. J. NORRIS, '98. I . E. MiXl.l.E'l'l', '99. E. M. LLOYD, '99. ll. O'r1s, 'oo. Dumb Bell Drill, ..... Class of '0O. R. 'l'. XVILDER, Lcm!'cr. Specials, . . . . . . . . Sffcrial Clubs. F. E. lVIAl,I.E'l l', l99. R. T. W11.1'mEu, 'oo. T. J. ISOAN, 'o1. Slfzfl' lV1'1'a. F. E. lVlAl.I.E'l l', '99- Glee Club, . . . ' . . YWe 1'1yw. Pyramids, . . . . . . . . . O. Zm:uERM,xN, '98, Lumhr. ISI HANDICAP MEET. March 23, 1898. 40-Yards Dash, 9 feet limit, . . ' . .' . Time, 4 3-5 seconds I. ll. jozms, '98, Qscrntchj. 2. I-I. E. Bniuu-zu, '00, Q3 feetj. 3. J. 'l'. j0Nl-zs, '00, Q2 feetj. 45-Yards Hurdles, I0 feet limit, . ..... Time, 6 seconds 1. W. A. ITERSEY, '99, Qscrntchj. 2. C. l'. Carter, '00, Qro feetj. 3. li. F. Yos'r, '00, Qscmtchl. 300-Yards Special, . . . . Time, 33 2-5 seconds. 1. H. E. JONES, '98. 2. W. A. I'IliRSEV, '99. 3. B. H. Giucmx, '98. ' 300-Vards Dash, 25 yards limit, . . . . . Time, 35 seconds. 1. H. E. joxies, '98, Qscmtchy. 2. B. H. GREEN, '98, Q3 ynrdsj. 3. B. F. Yos'r, '00, Q10 yardsj. 606-Yards Run, 30 yards limit, . .... Time, I minute, I9 4-5 seconds. 1. C. P. CAk'rmt, '00 Q25 yardsj. 2. R. G. Guicimslw, '99, Q25 yardsj. 3. B. F. Yosr, '00, Qscmtchj. 1,000-Yards Run, 50 yards limit, . Time, 2 minutes, 28 3-5 seconds. r. H. F. FARNHAM, '00, Q45 ynrclsy. 2. J. T. jomas, '00, Qscratchj. 3. M. F. Wisl-1, '00, Q25 ynrclsj. 152 Shot l ut, 4 feet limit, . . . . . Distance, feet, inches. 37 7 1. O. ZIMMERMAN, '98, Cscratchj. 2. W. A, Ilmtslcv, ,99, C1 foot, 2il1ChCS.D lligh jump, 5 inches limit, . . . . Height, 5 feet, 3 I-2 inches. 1. ll. li. BARIUQR, 'co, C2 inchesj. 2. I. li. 'l'U1f'l's, 799, C4 inchcsj. 3. J. P. jmuas, '98, Cscratchj. Pole Vault, IO inches limit, . . . Height, 9 feet, 5 3-4 inches. 1. M. R. llRA'l'l', '00, tio inchesj. 2. IC. M. Smvvisu, 'oo, Cscmtchj. 3. ll. li. liiuuuclc, '00, Qscmtehj. 1.-. .1 I 4,- .......- ' 2 X 'QL Lx? '5- 'X - G ' ' ' T ,xg ,S -v.. ., N E' 33 f . -2:45 Z wi , A -H He... 54.357, ,fltbx , . , ' ,' ntl, Agsjjg :ax is K X Q ' . , 7' S .if 'tag k ip . 2 gjvy Mi, tw -1'Uf .. lml1 ' 2 :wif fmt' 2 ' 'ttf-:t1'f.,.cff' ffl -Q -I-fr if -r - ivtw a, if . x 8 K . ,, 4 1-,, t,. - 4- l 'Ju if , l Hu w ' 4-. ll f ,L-,g? f:,QI': ' fi' -I Ng .V .t- ln ll ,DT , fvfa Y -1 -to 1 4 e X - ' . . 'ff .1 W -- - f N xx S ,tw M, , wtf F, fee-.C'fl.,4, +-- N Q 2 2 . H. - 4222.1 A , ,W sum? x V53 . 'ww' YT '-4.. ,1 fl- . gd. EXETER-ANDOVER MEET. Exeter Campus, May 30, 7'1'11rk Emwlx. lV1'1zm-rs. Tiluv. 4' 1. W. H. JoN1:s, A., IO 1-5 seconds xoo-Yards Dash, . - 2. I-I. Joxlcs, E. 1, 3. G. N. H1-:RS1-Lv, E. 4' 1. W. I-I. JoN1-zs, A., . 23 seconds 220-Yards Dash, . - 2. G. N. l'll'lRSl'1Y, E. JL3. II. E. Joxns, E. 4' 1. J. M. MORGAN, A., . 54 1-5 seconds 440-Yards Dash, . - 2. H. E. JON1-15, 1.3. J. T. Joxics, E. 4'I. E. li. BOVNTON, A., . 2 minutes, 5 seconds 880-Yards Run, . - 2. T. JONES. E- 'Mile Run, . 120-YI'I.I'ClS Hurdle, 220-Yards Hurdle, Bicycle Race, . f'Y1.'frI' E7'r.'lll.V. Shot Put, Hammer Throw, . Running Broad Jump, Pole Vault, . Running High Jump J. l,3. D. G. Ck.'n1'1-'oR11, A. 4 1. H. F. FARNIIAM, E., . 4 minutes, 55 3-5 seconds . 2. G. E. Woonmxia, A. 433. J. F. '1'ENx1av, A. 4'1. W. A. Hmzsi-av, E., . I7 seconds - 2. T. llOWARll, A. lx3, B. I . Yos'r, E. 4' 1. W. A. lliensiav, E., . 27 1-5 seconds . 2. B. F. Yos'r, E., 1.3. T. Howmui, A., Not ridden. llfium-rs. 4 1. O. Zimmi-:n11AN, E. . 2. W. A. Himsicv, E. 4 3. L. F. l'l0lillS, E. 4'I. S. M1-1'1'zr11cR, A., . -37 - 2. E..H. GREENIQ, E. 4 3. E. W. N1-:w'1'oN, A. 4' 1. W. A. H1iRs1-:Y, E. - 2. B. H. GREEN, E. 4 3. G. N . Hmasicv, E. , .21 4' 1. E. M. SAWYER, E., - 2. T. C. Scnluclnlan, A. 153. T. J. CU1.1.1NANE, A. 4' 1. P. BAR'l'l.li'l'I', E., . 5 - 2. J. P. Joxms, E. 433. F. E. W111'rN1c1', A. Score. Exeter, 59: Andover, 37. 154 Dz'sm1m'. feet, 4 1-2 inches II8 feet, 9 inches feet, 4 3-4 inches IAIIIQWI. 9 feel, 9 inches feet, 1 1-2 inches EXETER-AN DOVER DUAL RECORDS, I-:vEN'l'. RECORD. Mann HY l'I.Acl4:. lbA'l'lC. 100-Yards Dash, . . IO I-5 s., . . llizjggi E. Campus, Q , 220-Yards Dash, . . 22 2-5 s., . . MacI'herran, E., '87, E. Campus, May I4, I , 1 Cady A., '97 . . A. Campus May 29, ' 120-YIIl'd5 llllfflleg - I7 S.: - Xv'A',Hel,sey,lE.,v99 E. Cmnpusz May 30, AI Peter, A. '97, . . A. Campus, -I May 29, 220-Yards Hurdle, . 27 I-5 s., . . l WHA- HegSey,E.,,99, E' Campus, lMny 30, 440-Yards Dash, . . 52 4-5 s., . . Whizcomlm, E., '97, A. Campus, May 29, 880-Yards Run, . . 2 m., 2 2-5 s., Richardson, A., '97, A. Campus, May 29, ' One Mile Run, . . 4 m., 48 I-5 s., Woodbine, A., '98, A. Campus, May 29, High jump, . . 5 ft., 8 I-4 in., Sheldon, A., '92, . A. Gym., Mar. I2, Broad jump, . . 21 ft., 4 3-4in., W.A. l'lersey,E.,'99 E. Campus, May 30, Pole Vault, . . . IO ft., . . . Simmons, A., '94, . A. Campus, june 10, Shot Put, I6 lh., . . 37 ft., 4 I-2in., Zimmerman, E., '98, E. Campus, May 30, Hammer Throw, 12 lb., 118 ft., 9 m., Metzger, A., '98, . E. Campus, May 30, ' 155 gm P. E. A. RECORDS. EVENT. OUTDOORS. IOO-h'3l'dS Dash, . . 220-Yards Dash, . 440-Yards Dash, . Half-Mile Run, One Mile Run, . One Mile XValk, . I2O'Y3.l'dS Hurdles, . 220-hy3l'dS Hurdles, . One Mile Bicycle, . . Running High jump, . Running Broad jump, . . Pole Vault, ...... Throwing I2 pound Hamn1er, Putting 16 pound Shot, . . INDOORS. Running High Jump, . Putting 16 pound Shot, . Pole Vault, .... 20-Yards Dash, . . 40-Yards Dash, . . 45-Yards Hurdles, . 300-Yards Dash, . 600-Yards Run, 1,000-Yards Run, . MADE BY. E. YV. M:lcPherran, 'S E. W. MacPherran, '8 Y G. G. W hitcomb, '97, j. XV. Falls, '98, . R. R. Hollister, '93, F. E. Mallett, '99, . W. A. Hersey, '99, W. A. Hersey, '99, 1.11. F. C. Hardy, '98, . Dobson, '93, . Wnfl.. llersey, '99, A. F. jack, '96, . . W. R. Williams, '98, O. Zimmerman, '98, J. 11. 0. zi F H. 7, 7, - Wainwriht, '97, mmerman ' 8 . 9 . A. .Jack,f96,. . jones, 98, ll. E. jones, '98, . W. A. Hersey, '99, H.E B. F. J. T. . jones, '98, . Yost, '00, . jones, '00, RECORD. I0 1-5 sec., : 22 2-5 sec., . . S2 1-5 sec., . . 2 min., 9 1-5 sec., 4 1uin., 49 sec., 7 min., 56 2-5 sec., 17 sec., . . . 271-5 sec., . .' 2 mm., 41 4-5 sec., 5 ft., 8 1-2 in., . 22 ft., 2 in., . . no ft., 1-2 in., .' 128 ft., 2 in., . 37 ft., 5 1-4 in. . 5 ft., 81n., . 37 ft., 7 in., . . 9 ft., II 1-2 in., . 2 4-5 sec., . . 4 3-5 sec., . 5 4-5 sec., . . 33 2-5 sec., . . 1 min., 2I 1-5 sec., 2 min., 32 2-5 sec., DATE. PLACE. May 14, '87, . May 14, '87, . june 5, '97, . May I2, '97, . june 4, '92, . . December 1 , '97, May 30, '98, . May 30, '98, . june IO, '96, . May 23, '91, . May 11, '98, . June 5, '95, June 7, '97, May 18, '98, . February 14, '96, March 23,-'98, March 14, '96, February I4, '96, March 23, '98, March 2, '98, . March 23, '98, May 14, '98, . March 2, '98, . Spring Meet, Exeter. Spring Meet, Exeter. Interscholastic Meet. Spring Meet, Exeter. Spring Meet, Exeter. Trial, Exeter. Campus, Exeter. Campus, Exeter. - Campus, Exeter. Spring Meet, Exeter. Spring Meet, Exeter. Spring Meet, Exeter. Interscholastic Meet. Spring Meet, Exeter. NVorcester Meet, Exeter. Handicap Meet, Exeter. Handicap Meet, Exeter. NVorcester Meet, Exeter Handicap Meet, Exe ter. Faculty Shield Meet. Handicap Meet, Exeter. Trial, Exeter. Faculty Shield Meet. TENNIS RECORD-EXETER vs ANDOVER. XVHERE PLAYED. A DATE. - I EXETER. ' ANDOVER. SCORE. DOUBLES. Exeter, . . October 15, '84, Tailer, '85, J. Huntington, '87, . Strong, Graves, 6-3, 6-5. Andover, . . june 5, '85, . Meehan, '86, Huntington, '87, Breed, Shaw, . 6-43 '6-4. Exeter, . . October 21, '85, Meehan, '86, Huntington, '87, Breed, Shaw, 6-13 5-63 6-3 Andover, . june 2, '86, . Meehan, '86, Huntington, '87, Breed, Shaw, 5-6- 6-43 4-6 Exeter, . june 19, '86, . Meehan, '86, Huntington, '87, Breed, Shaw, . 4-6, 6-3, 6-0 Andover, . . October 16, '86, R. Huntington, '87, Valentine, '88, Shaw, Ethridge, . 6-23 4-35 Exeter, . june 4, '87, . R. Huntington, '87, Valentine, '88, Shaw, Houseman, 6-33 I3-II Exeter, . . june 18, '87, . I R. Huntington, '87, Valentine, '88, Shaw, llouseman, 2-63 6-Ig 6-1 3 Andover, . . October 26, '87 Duane, '88, Lockett, '88, . . . Farwell, Anderson 2-65 6-43 2-6 Exeter, . May 23, '88, . Lockett, '88, McClung, '88, . . Farwell, Anderson 5-7: 6-2, 6-2 Andover, . . june 6, '88, . Lockett, '88, McClung, '88, . Farwell, Anderson 6-13 6-2: 641 Andover, . . October 25, '88 Soule, '90, Harrison, '90, . . Stearns, Anderson, I-65 6-3, 6-2 Exeter, . june 12, '89, . Soule, '90, Harrison, '90, . Spaulding, Moore, 9-7: 6-85 6-1- Exeter, . October 15, '90, Chase, '91, Lyman, '92, . Mills, Spaulding, 6-43 6-43 6-3 Andover, . . October 17, '91 Brown, '92, Norton, '92, . Foote, Archil ald, 0-63 o-69 o-6 Exeter, . October 8, '92, Davis, '93, Reed, '95, . . Millard, Allen, . 2-69 S-75 2-6 Andover, . . October 18, '93 Fox, '94, Reed, '95, . Parker, Prentiss, I-6, 3-63 3-6 Exeter, . . june 19, '97, . Falls, '98, Shaw, '97, . Gabriel, NX'haling, 3-65 o-69 2-6 SINGLES. Exeter, . . October 15, '84, Tailer, '85, . . . Fitch, . . 6-4, 2-69 3-6 Andover, . . june 3, '85, . Meehan, '86, .... Corliss, . 6-25 O-63 5-6 Exeter, . October 21, '85, j. Huntington, '87, . Breed, 6-4g 6-2. Andover, .- . june 2, '86, . Meehan, '86, . . . Breed, 4-63 3-6. Exeter, . june 19, '86, . Meehan, '86, . . . Breed, 6-43 6-4. Andover, . . October 16, '86, Valentine, '88, . Shaw, . 6-4, 6-4. Exeter, . . june 4, '87, . Valentine, '88, . Shaw, . . 10-83 7-5. Andover, . . October 26, '87, McClung, '88, . Farwell, . 6-3g 6-4. Exeter, . May 23, '88, . Lockett, '88, . Spaulding, . 6-4, 6-2. Andover, . . October 25, '88, Harrison, '90, . Stearns, . . 4-63 8-IO. Exeter, . june 12, '89, . Harrison, '90, . Day, . . . 6-tg 6-3. Exeter,'l' . . October 15, '90, Chase, '91, . Anderson, . 1-6, 0-65 2-6 Andover, . October 17, '91, Brown, '92, . Foote, . 1-6, o-6- I-6 Exeter, . October 8, '92, Rand, '93, . Anderson, . 4-69 3-6g I-6 Andover, . . October 18, '93, Crapo, '94, . Parker, . 1-6, 3-63 7-5 6-4 Exeter, . june 19, '97, . Betts, '99. .... . . . Gabril, . r-6, 1-63 o-6 'Called on account of darkness and given to Andover by the Referee. ffhird tournament won by Exeter by default. There were no tennis contests between The Phillips Exeter and Phillips Andover Academics in the Academic years of K889'90, '94-95, and '95-96. 1'1'r.vin'c11I, . . Via' 1'1'c.v1'f1'wzl, . . . SL't'l't'frlll1' rum' 79'm.m1'u', 1'rc.vi1r'r11!, . . Vfrl' l'm'r1'n'u11l, . . . .S'f'rrc1f11Qy ami' 7'1'cas1u'c1', l,l'c'.v1'rI z'lll, . . Via' l'1'u.v1'n'w1f, . . . .S'crl'c!rnjf amz' T 1'm.v1n'u1', 1'rc.v1'u'w1l, . . Ifia' l'rv.rz'fI'mI, . . . Sn'1'clf1zy mm' Y 'l'L'11.YlU'L'I', CLASS OFFICERS. CLASS OF '98. First Term. . Z1 mime. . BEACH. . IMOORE. Second Term. Sfuvvlek. GIBSON. Rmesla. CLASS OF '99. First Tenn. . CI.EVEI.ANlJ. Second Term L1 'r'r1,1c. . B,ul.Ev. GUERNSEY. . IIALL. I-Lxu.. CLASS OF '00. First Term. Sefcond Term . Y0s'r. BIQLKNAP. . NVISE. 'I'Av1.0R. . Gmns. '1'umms. CLASS OF '0l. First Term. Second Tenn. . CANNON. CANNoN. . ZIMMERMAN. FORDON. . Hnxxklcunnsxc. C0'l'l'ulf:I.I.. 158 Third Term. SAWYER. Gonwufzv. Rmcsn. Third Tenn. BALINVIN. GUERNSEY. BAKER. Third Term. PERKINS. HUMRICHOUSE YonNc:. Third Term. FOR DON. CO'l l'REI,l.. Woonsmr. THE Y. M. C. A. I rf.vidu1zl, . Via- 1,I'E.T1.llZ'llf, . Y3'ens1n'el', . . A,L't'0l'll'I.IIg' Svr1'el1I1j', CII1'1'L-.vjrozzciillg SI'w'ela1j', HOWE. JONES. BAKER. EI.v. EVANS. J I C. HII.I.. OFFICERS. MEMBERS. '98. C. P. KENIIALI.. C. LEONARII. F. C. MooRE. '99. W. S. NESMITII. '00, G. L. GIIIIIS. P. B. IQIGER. '01. W. W. I'III.I.. 159 joIIN LANG, JR., 'oo. BIIR'I'oN L. EI.v, 'oo. A. FARRANII, 'oI. FRANK M. BAKER, '99. WILLIAM W. IIII.I., 'oI. P. C. NORRIS. R. W. QIIIGI.Ev F. E. TIER. j. LANG, jR. P. ScI'IAIfIvRA'IIII. A. FARRANIJ. SOME DELAYED CHRISTENINGS. XV,u.'rlck Mcllnzuev Illcuslsv. Dk, S,mum, Jonxsorv Avma CPD. jmms Boswlfznl. I'IA1umv QD. jfxmas CORlilB'l l' ISAILIQY. I'v'rm,xs Flucmeluclc XV,u.1,,xcle. DAMON JULIAN Dow. N,wol.laoN BoN,w,xk'r1c Vlculmxxck. ' See picture on page 126. 160 C017-FISH OLIVER DOIIERTY. UNCLE Tom PAINE. AIDONIS B,xR'l'1,ra'l'r IJRESSER. IJ1el.x.,x Fox GIBSON. Mmacus '1'uu.xus CICERO Env Enwm Boom Smus. MR. IWAI..-Xl'ROP HARRY JONES The White Heather, . The Conquerors, The Highxvaynnan, . The Little Minister, . Under the Red Rohe, The French Maid, . The Good Mr. Best, . What Happened to jones, The Fast Mail, . . Secret Service, . White Crook, . Never Again, . The Little Lambs, A Virginia Courtship, The Electrician, . Lost, Strayed or Stolen, The Rivals, PLAYS. 161 N . C. L. Rama, 'oo '97 ELlat'laN.' S. FORD, '99 . M. R. I'RA'l'r, 'oo . P. E. A . M. F. Wisn, 'oo . P. F. STRou'r, 'oo . G. N. Ilrcksnv, '99 UD . j. MILLER, '98 . S. J. Nokms, '98 . L. D. IIALI., ,QQ . . NINIc'l'v-NINE. INIETEICN l'luNnRmJ AND ONE E. Il. lVllI.I.ER, ju., too W. E. VERl'l.ANCli, '98 AR'r1cI.ns I.mf'r IN 'rma GYM if A. D. Gonnismx, '99. lW. E. VERI'l.ANclc, '98, OUR HOT HOUSE-PLANTS. Chiq' Gm-rz'c1zc1-, . . C. I-IAM, ,99. Lily of the Valley, Sweet William, . American Beauty, Forget-me-not, . Orchids, Sweet P. E. A. . Poppy, . . Jack-in-the-Pulpit, Prickly Pair, Shamrock, . Virginia Creeper, . Trailing Arbutus, Aster, . Tulips, June-lmcrry, . Bonesct, 162 J. L. Ln.naN'rimL . W. W. Woon . C. H. WII.SON . F. R. Avi-:R f H. O'l'1s J. T. Gn.M.xN 4 I-I. BAR'r1.r:1'r M. Rock, JR A. G. Escmmcn . G. L. Gmixs H. W. I-IAHN W. T. K11,noRN, JR . M. Rocx, JR . C. P. CARTER . I. W. Ci.oxl-:v E. R. BRAcKr:'1'r . J. T. C. HILL . J. D. JUNE DR. J. A. H. BEACH DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU? 'l'H.x'1' we have no rules. lil-lA'l' you ought to pay your Lil. Subscription. 'l'HA'l' Goodridge smokes, Qon occasionj. l'l'lA'l' the Co-op. and the Lif. are gold bricks. 1'HA'I' '99 lacks something. l'H.xr the ten o'clock rule is a farce. lil-IA'l' the Srhfmf attends chapel. l'H.x'1' Yost has a swelled head. l'H.-vi' the base-ball squad runs the school. l'H.Lx'r Lilienthal is impolite. l'HA'l' some people talk too much. liHA'l' Russell has dimples. 'l'H,-vi' Roberts is not authority on all questions of law. I'H.bx'l' the several school teams train. l'H.-VI' Sherman Ford knows everything. l'H.,x'r we always have a faculty representative with us. llHA'l' an instructor always calls on you when you have been excused 163 Life at College I 64 :vnu Pf..1B.TfPtT ROASTS. This is no llmlery, lhcsc :irc counsellors llmt fcclingly pursufulc Cokwrru, '98.- I have nothing in mind. FORD, '99,-f'Was Venus a man or a woman? Russ:-:l.r,, '98,- Look out for the knee. l':SCllllACH, '99.- A most precocious youth. Ol.MS'I'l'Ill, 798.-uATlll when Z1 larly's in the case, You know all other things give 165 mc what I ani. -Shfzkxfrre place. PARKER, '98.- Euxine, a city on the Black Sea. SAWYER, '98.-Hand-book of Parliamentary Practice. ENOEL, '98.- Why ! A man took me. for a senior last year. BRACKE'I'1', '99.-HOlltCOlTl6 of the war was peace. E. W. LEWIS , '99.- Bosforusf' EXONIAN.- The editor's lot is a grumbling case, He has to complain to fill up space. PEABODY, '99.- Were I like thee, I'd throw myself away. HARDY, '98,- An ambitious man is slave to everybody. P. M. l'.Ew1s, '99.- O, my term marks ! MCJORIC, '98.- He hath eaten me out of house and home H I.1l.lEN'1'HAx., '98,- I am the very pink of courtesy. CLASS O1-' ,99. ROBERTS, '9 one-half years. CORwr1'H, '98 FORD, '99,-' PEAN BOARD. P. C. NORRIS, The earth hath bubbles, as the water has, And these are of them. 8.-- I have studied law in nearly all of the states, one and .- Hustle indicates an abnormal condition. -Eng. A. 'Contestancy, in his Nezef Ellygfhkh Dl'ffl'0lI!llj'. -- They have a plentiful lack of wit. '98.- Besides, 'tis known he could speak Greek, As naturally as pigs squeak. 166 Russrzu., '98.-His dimples, or why Miss Tl- loved him. SUuscR1P'1'toNs.- Here comes one with a paper. IJIQAMATILI Club.-ft You now have habits, dances, scenes, and rhymes, High language often, ay, and rerun sometimes. Form, ,9Q.-H A gentleman . . . that loves to hear himself talk and will speak more in a minute than he will stand to in a month. H l'2xoN1,xN.- '1'his folio UQ of four pages, happy work, Which not e'en critics criticise. 'l'owN Sroiuzs.- We wait for certain money here. Ro1sl':R'1's, '98.- I have a shrewd wit, I can tell you, and I am a man good enough. CSee quotations in '98 Class Menu.j P. C. NKHIQIQIS, '98.-'fliut still his tongue ran on, the less Of weight it bore, the greater ease. GI.:-:H CLUB.- Let the singing singers, With vocal voices most vociferous, In sweet vociferation, out vociferize Even sound itself. l.r1'. Boaun.-- The mob of gentlemen who wrote with ease. Class oi-' rgoo.- We have some salt of youth in us. Nmvl-'Items AND E1,sIaxvHIcRlf:.-t''lfhere shallow draughts intoxicate the brain. RL7ssE1.l,, '98, QEx-Capt. of Belmont Base-Ball Teamj.- It takes a pretty good man to he captain of a base-ball team. l,ll.lEN'l'HAl., '98.- Oh, if my little finger were only well l PAIN:-1, '98.- Who's got a cigarette? ' 167 KENNPIDX', '99.- I begin shrewdly to suspect the young man of a terrible taint of poetry. WALLACE, '98.- And witch sweet ladies with my words and looks. KENDALI., '9S.- What a voice was here now. Homzs, '98,-ff Men are not to be measured by inches. '1'UF'1's, '99.- Beware, my lord, of jealousy,.it is the green-eyed monster that doth mock the meat it feeds on. '.llHE SCHOOL.- A few strong instincts and a few plain rules suffice us. Pmuonv, '99, and Bm'1's, '99.- A fool always finds a greater fool to admire him. MR. OI.ll'HAN'l'.-HI can smile, and murther while I smile. THE FACUI.'1'Y.--UXVC will our youth lead on to higher fields. GIBSON, '98.- And panting time toiled after him in vain. flUERNSEY, '99.- When he can't think of anything else to do, he swears. BEACH, '98,- Where are my rubbers, my overcoat and my mittens ? W E1-tits, '99.-'fl could make the Track Team, but I preferred Base-Ball! I.UcAs, '98.- The rusher tries to absorb all he can, but the flunker tries to hold on to what he has. THE SEMINARIANS.-HI,21Cll6S, you whose gentle hearts do .fear the smallest monstrous mouse. THE BANJO CLUB.- Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast, . To soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak. 168 Enom., '98.- 'l'he lean and slippered pantaloonf' C1.Ass oi' '99,- Awake, arise, or be forever fallen. J. P. joN1cs, '98.- Ye Gods and little fish hooks. MR. Howuss ANI: MR. FORD.-ff Like two sizqqlf gentlemen rolled into one. Suuvsori, 'oo.- Stately and tall, he moved in the hall, The chief of a thousand for grace. B. F. LACY, '99.- ff Of form, divinely tall. LL 1 -H 1 - ,- ' i rv Act AMARA, or. Grinding am t my forte. MR. Cll.I.r:v.-ff A man severe he was, and stern to view. C1.Ass '1'Ro'1'1'i:R.-'fl rarely read any Latin, Greek, German, Italian, some- times not a French book, in the original, which I can procure in good version. I should as soon think of swimming the Squamscott River, when Iwish to go to Newtields, as of reading all my books in originals, when I have them rendered for me in my native tongue. ' - Pkor. '1'Uv'1's AND Ronizkrs, '98.- There's a skirmish of wit between them. ,Gonifiu-tv, '98.-- A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing. '1lHOMPSON, '98.- Whence is thy learning? Hath thy toil o'er books con- sumed the midnight oil? THE f,iYlNINASIUlNl.- Tl'1C rankest compound of villainous smell that ever offended nostril. Glnns, 'oo.- Cleanliness is indeed next to godlinessi' I-IAHN, '99, vs. KII.noRN, '99.- The quarrel is a very pretty one as it stands, we should only spoil it by trying to explain it. PARKER, '98,- Too civil by half. 169 GIItI!S, 'oo.-ff There is but one step from the sublime to the ridiculous. '.llHE SMALL MUCKERS.- A beggar's purse is always empty. SHERMAN, 'ox.- There are abysses in the mind deeper than hell. C0'1'1'RELL, 'or.-- Eternal smiles his emptiness betray, As shallow streams run dimpling all the way. BAILEY, 199.- AD ass may bray a good while before he shakes the stars clown. BASE-BALL NINPZ.- 'llhCf6 must need be such fellows in the world too. M. F. Wrsa, 'oo.- O Caroline! My Caroline ! GOFl S'1'0WN C0N'1'lNliEN'l'.-H All of them terrible grinds. SAWVICR, 'oo.-- Never known to be civil. GREEN, 'oo.-ff Empty vessels make the most noise. HERIQON, 101.--U It is dreary for a man to be able to worship nothing but himself. HARNVOt'lll, '98.-- Continued eloquence weariesf' SULLIVAN, '99,- Above all things, reverence thyself. BARTICR, '99.- A stage whisper. fiREENE, '99.- Little johnny. LLOYD, '99.-- That stately swagger. JUNE, '99.-- There are limits for all things. r7o Wmcn, 'oo.- He is fawning courtesy itself. HAY, 'o1.- One of the necessariesf' KIMHALI., KENllAl.l,, XVAr.1,Ac1a, '98' l -ff Playful children. Dow, '98, l '98.-t' He is conceit personified. '98,- Angels have their failings. Wn,soN, '98,-N So may the outward shows be least themsels es, The world is still deceived Bklcnn, '98.- It's rt fact. Ol.1NlS'1'ElD, '98,- Still love me, julie P AYER, '98,-- Tl'lCI'C they go. HAHN, '99.- Phcenicians went to linglan with ornament ' for oysters d I'lAR'l'WHI.I., 'oo.- The Doorstep Knight. I-IARwoon, '98.- The continual smiler. RMr:RsoN, 'oo.-- Come down, ye Gods. EXONIAN 'QQ lioar1z'.- I,et the little dogs 171 bark. Y-i t-'i -,i ji ffilf ' ,Y ff, - . 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Cocnum, '99.-Unum pro multis clabitur caput. One for many is given ahead. C1.Ass oi-' ,QQ.-fNOllD possunt quia posse virlentur. Not they are able because to be nble they seem. S'r1zvENsuN, '99.-Me, tameu, urit amorg quis enim modus aclsit amori. Me, however, consumes loveg what, for, limit is there to love? Cmss 01-' ,Q9.-FZlCiliS descensus Averno. Easy Qisj the descent to hell. 'PHESCH4JOIN-IJIIIIIIIIOLIO sit dives, barbarus ipse placet. Provided he be rich, abarbarian even is pleasing. I72 WHY I CAME TO EXETER. AVHR, '98.-To fall in love. I'IlGI.EY, '98.-To play foot-ball. '1'HOMPsON, 'o8.-To grind. H. E. jONl4:s, '98.-To develope. BEACH, '98.--To study chemistry. J. S. M:II.l.liR, '98.--To play base-hall. QllI.lI'lllll.lr1lO get fl scholarship. BAILEY, '99.-To bully. OLMs'1'12D, '98,-To be a sport. HARXVOCJIJ, '98-To become a man. RtDllPIR'1'S, '98.-To play the part of Dr. johnson and Dean ji-:c:KO, 'o1.-To leave a good name. J' P' l N'?5' ,9S' l'1'o raise the standard of the school. nf llhl. j , SPARKLING REPARTEE. MR. KIR'l'l..4NIJ.- lVl'lEClOCk, what are you reading P WHm:i,OcK, '98.- Virgil, Sir. MR. KlR'1'1,ANn.- With or without? Un the Pool Roomj : BROWN, 'oo.-U Have a game? DUNLAP, 'oo.-'fl guess notg might lose. PAINH, '98.- Hello ! dearest l+1dith. Swift. GRUFF V Orcm AT Ormsu '1'it:1.r-:PHONI-1.-ff What did you say? INCOMING PREP. 'ro DIGNIFIED SENIOR.--ff Is there anothe besides Fred Ayer? DIf:NIFm1m SENIOR, QAfter four years of morning chapelj atmosphere. 173 r Ayer in school .- Yes, Exeter PAIN!-T, Qtranslating nous alfozzs 1'oz'rj.- I.et us go to sea. MR. 1i'oR11.-- Your Marblehead training was too much for you, Paine. MR. Bowmis.- Where is the island of Tyre, Ford? S. Fokn, '99.- Oh, it's not very far from land. H-N.- Stop kicking that sausage around, won't you? K1N.- KCC1l your old sausage out of my closet. H-N.- YOll can't lie on my couch, then. K--N.- Well, then, you needn't walk on my carpet. H-N.- lJon't you use my washstand after this. See? K--N.- And you'd better not let me see you wearing my collar again. H--N.- Now, see here, l'm going to get right out of this room, if you continue to act so prepishf' WHENCE THE TITLES OF SOME BOOKS AND PERIODICALS ARE DERIVED. The American Horse Breeder.-l-Inv, 'or. Great Thoughts for Little 'l'l1inkers.-PARKER, '98, The Country Gentleman.-HAM, l99. April Hopes Uforffclhj.-'l'Hi2Ri-: wu.r. nn N0 Gvzu. Wow: IN 'mic SPRING '1'1cRM. Only a Fiddler QA1m'c1'.vcnj.-llow, '98, Polly, a New Fashioned Girl fflfL'lltl'L'D.- POl.l.YH 5'rRoU'1', 'oo. Guardian Angel fllofmexj.-MR. Sr:I.I.iccK lN 'mn RAvnm,n Housn. City Boys in the Woods UIf2'!hj.-Guxiimr. BRo'rHif:Rs' AND lrliVY'S Smjm ffllllf. Young Buglers Qffc'll4l'D.-'.llHR AGONY BANU. Castle Dangerous QSca!lj.-P1-:Alxonv HALL, llR'l'WEl'IN Hunks or IO 11. tu. AND 2 A. M. y Captains Courageous c1K'1f1l'lLg'D.-HIGl.P1Y, H. jomzs AND J. S. MlI.l.liR. Boy Emigrants cBl'01Ik.S'J.-BIAMIK, 1-ix-'99, I. C. Isfmcs, EX-,99, BAILEY, EX-'99, HA4:t:i-:n'rv, 1-:x-'99, K1i.nonN, 1-xx-'99, ANU Owmcns. 174 L'ENVOI. The Day is done, and in its stead Reign shades of sable Night. Our high endeavors, quickly sped, Have vanished with the light. But if, of many fond hopes raised, A single one remain, Then may our work he somewhat praised, It was not done in vain. 175 176 WA Wow mm Tm msggm Names ,mm Aw e Owl: Look out for the Pean Adz., or .you'll get into trouble. rx-,.v.'.,'.'.'.Ei.,.v,-,..v.v.,-,.'.v,,.v.v1'.'.'.w.'.'1,.,wxI r 1: 5 U95 .99 .99 4+ :P 5 DISPENSING we .E r l 'P . 5 Is one of the essentials of the Soda Fountain. 1 :I We know how to dispense it. 3 :P f as THE EXETER DRUG co. .sw 2 J 4f .3 .X J 1' Zi'-A21-1Av-3-'J-Jsv'-'1i'v-1'N.'-A-.l'i'-'1'iv-JJ?-.Aa DRAFTING INSTRUMENTS DRAFTING SUPPLIES of all grades: of every description: Drawing Papers: Blue Process Papers: Scales: Angles: Curves: T. Squares: The W. H. 8: Co. Superior Moist Water W. H. 8: Co. School Box of Colors in tubes, Whole and Half Pans : Water Colors: Nl KN! I ACTURICIJ HY WADSWORTH, HOWLAND Sz CO., Incorporated. 2f68Qgd8jIg'Va1'iQ1ffi'fIf Sflffftff BOSTON, MASS. Factories: MALDEN, MASS. Our New Catalogue now ready. V D. J. FLYNN, at at ?5ff36Kl-6Stl?62-656224E?6JQ2-626865626262-6562-3G4?Z-G243266-E.16.'-QBGQQQ? Hack, Llvc-:ry and 5. sv A 1 1 Boardmg Stables. + L.. W all i2?1Gli:3'i953i9551l?5-E5'Z9i?21l'i1'iil'l25l?fiiDi35'lE7'lB'Ii?r1'IDa'?3ii55Dl ldv First-Class Hitches of all kinds. Coaches to and from every train. I have the leading Barge and Hacks of the town, and my prices are right. STABLES, COURT STREET. Telephone connected. IAS. H. BATCI-IELDER, PICT RE FRAMES M DE T0 ORDER. All thc Newest Things in Monlclings rcccivccl ns soon 'ts m'1nu fncturecl. Our priccs arc much less tlmn Boston prices All of our work is gunrnntetl. llnrticulrtr attention given to ll. IC, A. Sl'llNllI,lCS,H and framing of all kinds for students' rooms. CARD ENGRAVING AND MONOGRAM STAMPING Done in the finest nmnner, and at lowest prices. at JAS. H. BATCHELDER, stations, ...Q WATER STREET, EXETER, N. H. RICHMOND Straight Cut No. 1 Cigarettes. Cigarette Smokers, whn are willing tu pny Il little more than the price elmrgecl fnr the nrtlinnry trmle cig- arettes, will tincl 'l'llIS ISR.-XNIJ superior to nll others. 'l'hese cigarettes are nmtlc from the hrightest, ntnst tlelientely ilnvnrecl anal highest cost Gold Leaf grown in Virginia. This is the Old and Original Brand of Straight Cut Cigarettes, nnsl was hrnught out hy ns in the yum' IS75. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS and observe that the Hrm name as below is on every package. ALLEN 85 GINTER, The American Tobacco Company, Successor, Manufacturer. - RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. I at Funeral Director. at Dealer in Furniture and Students' Furnishings. XX Xlll 5IlIll - Iixivltllzit, N. ll. PHILIP WHITE 85 CO., at Fine Merchant Tailors. at xx iys Ill stnt 1 l'1i e X'lIItI, of liest Foreign :intl Ilcnnestic IVcmlens. Dress Suits to let Lint nn Cletnsecl lxtp'tnetl I tessetl nntl llyetl nt Rcnstmnlile Prices. - - IQXICTICR, N. II. THIS LADY Ilulrls up the photogrztplls nmtle :tt our stutlio to he emnpnretl for artistic excellence with any in the country. THE FULLER STUDIO, lN'IAKtcl:s 014' lfixn l'01t'l'n,xl'l's. vii CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS. M5501 HATS, CAPS. ATHLETIC GOODS. E. J. LAPORTE,-1 MERCHANT TAILOR, Merrill's Block, , Water Street, Over Post Otlice. Mfwe guarantee good, clean work, goorl material at moderate prices HEADQUARTERS FOR FLAGS, BANNERS AND RIBBONS. I. M. BENNETT, Nten's-I.ta'r'1'1aR Btnl.n1Nt:, EXlE'l'lCR', N. Il. W. P. TILTON, IR., .Ae Photographer. All kinds of out-floor Photographing, Buildings, Groups, Etc. Class Photographs at Special Rates. Call anrl examine worlc and prices lmefore going elsewhere. Swnto, - Ltxmcx S'r'Rmc'r', - EXlC'l'liR, N. II. viii E5'l'AIlII'slIIiD, 1843. INcoiuorAr'1a1:, 1895. STUDENTS, ATTENTION I Mathematical Instruments and Drawing Materials FROST 8: ADAMS CO1VIPANY'S. Importers and Wholesale Dealers, 37 CORNHILL, BOSTON. Special Rates to Colleges. New Illustrated Catalogue Free. J. E. KNIGHT, as ...Q qv. rs. A. '73.p Invites the attention of Students to his unrivalled stuck of ' Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Goods. Folsom's Block, Water Street, Exeter, N. H. J. W. FIELD, QP. E, A., l90.D DEALER IN ALL KINDS UE STUDENT FURNISHINGS, INICSKS, lioore-Cnsrcs, Crmnts, 'l'.xm.r':s, Runs, Am' Soimrtlcs, limi-r-antics, Cotvcmas, Moitltrs Cllrtrns, ANT Cl.0'l'II I-'on WALL I7RAl'lCRY, 15'1'c:., Ere. NVe often lmve good second-hnnd articles nt very low prices. Packing and shipping Fl specialty. Prompt Service. Lowest Prices. 248 NvA'l'lCR S'I'IilCI'I'l', ...... Exlc'l'l4:l:, N. II. Nobby Footwear for Dress and Street Wear. PATENT LEATHERSJ' BICYCLE SHOES. Golf and all kinds of Sporting Shoes tnnde to order nt short notice. .at MACTAGGART, at Mclim' BLOCK, ........ I1:Xl'I'I'liR, N. II. IX :fue-:Xia-el I P 7 CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER, 1898. Special Rates to all P. E. A. Students. Sittings made at any time. .X .X STUDIO, . . . . . 21 WEST STREET, BOSTON, MASS. X W. I-I. NUTE, M. D., Ofice and residence, 25 Ifuoxw' S'1'xu4:11:'1', - Exlrrxau, N. II. O. H. SLEEPER, IJEAI.ICR IN DIAMONDS, Q Q JEWELRY, WATCHES, NovELT1Es, Z me axes I 'r Q I fi-52' ' 'WYE 1' 5' CLOCKS, ,'V, Mir. Ike SPECTACLES, Q 53 SILVERWARE. EYE GLASSES SKILFUL REPAIRING IN ALL BRANCI-IES. ON THE SQUARE, ------- EXETER, N. H. TI-IE BEST LIVERY STABLES IN ICX IC'l'I'I R. A. M. TREFETHEN, Court and I'runl btruth. bpecml Irina for I . L. A. Sludmnt D. SANBORN ac Co., ...Q Clothing. Mcn's Furnishings, Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods. 115 W.x'rlc1a mm 1 - - - - 1ixE'r1au, N. II WRIGHT ac DITSON, LEADI G THLETIC OUTFITTERS OF NEW ENGLAND. SPRING AND SUMMER ATHLETIC SUPPLIES lx IX r 'III Ill, f I lime. BIII, I lf, l l1lll,fl1t1L1 lmcl :Ind Ifielrl. Cntfml gun, Yf Xlhl ue Sp rl lree Agents for the Spaulding Bicycle. Outfitters for P. E. A. Foot-Ball, Base-Ball and Track Teams. 344 XX I IIINI lox SIIII I lioslow MAN C. W. BARKER, as ae Choice Family Groceries, Fruit, Canned Goods, Confectionery and Fancy Crackers. I83 W,I'l'IIII S'l'1IEl1:'l - - Exl-:'I'IcII, N. Il. H. W. ANDERSON, Coal and Wood. Xll a- 'X A. GARDNER at HILLIARD, HARDWARE DEALERS, I Wh 71 N. Y. S0 ,, fl. Q0 Vw V' WAT!-:R S'l'RlCE'l', Exwrnn, N. H. V' l yu Q.. N Liv A 'C , .Q -vw-if' T9-xx.r C. I-1. DEWI-IIRST, Barber. Pntronizecl universally by Exeter students. Nnx'r 'ro TOWN I-IAL1., - - Exmma, N. H. Ylll ,.--4