Princeton University - Nassau Herald Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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R Class Appointments. SAMUEL JACKSON REID, JR., N. Y. WILLIAM CALHOUN MOTTER, Mo. . LOUIS DANIEL FROELICK, N. Y. . . PAUL ,STARR SEELEY, N. Y ..,... SINCLAIR HAMILTON. N. Jn.. .... . . ADDISON F. M. TALBOTT, Mo. . . CLIFFORD IRYING VOORHEES, N. J. EDWARD ASHLEY GERHARD, N. J. . GRANVILLE LINDSAY BURTON, Ky K. SAWYER GOODMANL Ill ........ HARRY FERDINAND BLISS, N, J. . . . .President Vice-President . . . .Secretary . .Q .Master of Cferernonieg .Class Prophet Class Historian . . . .... Presentation Orator . . .Ivy Oratoi' .Class Orator KENNETH MARTIN MCEWEN. N. Y .... . . . . H K V . . . . . . . .Class of '76 Debaber . . .Class Poet Washington'S Birthday Orator Class Day Committee. D. F. MACPHERSON E. A. ILL T. H. ATHERTON S. J oHNSoN R. A. BARD F. C. LETTS S. H. BIRD W. L. MACCOY P. M. BRASHER J, R. MUNN H. F. BYRAM C. B. PRICE B. W. BROWN E. L. RAFFERTY S. CAROTHERS P. H. SCHAI-'F D. EDWARDS N. B. TooKER M. EPPLEY O. DEG. VANDERBILT. JR. Memorial Committee. S. H. BIRD L. D. FROELICK H. F. BLISS v Y - .,P. S. SEELEY O. DEG. VANDERBILT Nassau Herald Committee. R. H. JONES, JR. I J. F. MACPHERSON K. M. MCEWEN ' F. R. NASON Ode Committee. H. B. REED D. C. VAUGHN R. C. VEIT Album Committee- C. DUB. MARQUIS J. L. VAUCLAIN C. I. VooRHEES Cap and Gown Committee. D. EDWARDS W. S. HOYT A. H. ScoTT

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GRA Ladies anal' Gentlemert, Classmates, Fellows, Sisters, and other 'Fello'ws rS isIters.4 ' ' ' ' ' ' After the most cordial and flattering introduction given me by our mighty man of inches, I feel not the slightest hesitancy in taking you into my confidence regarding the efforts of some of myclassmates to emulate the example of the late Washing- ton. Few, too few, have been successful, but it is of the failures, not of the successes, that I wish speak this morning. Thinking of therone time President of our country reminds me of the president of our class. No, I am not going to compare George Washington and S.'Jackson Reid, merely tell of a gather critical moment in the life of our strenuous Sam. I As some of you may know, Sam, accompanied by Herb. Byram, spent last summer in the Canadian Rockies. They went out, supposedly to work, I have often heard Sam murmuring to himself, ff When I consider how half my days were spent, and,-blush- ing deeply. When someone asked Sam about the scenery, he replied, -Oh,'the egg noggs were delicious. In the course of his stay in the wilds, Sam became quite proficient in the art of horse-back riding. In fact he grew proficient enough to invite a young lady to accompany him on an afternoon gallop, or as Don Vaughan would say: V A pleasure jaunt upon horseback, donlt you know. All went well until, on the return home, the horses stopped in the middle of a quietnlane. Sam swears that I 5