Princeton University - Nassau Herald Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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Class Appointments . A TALBOT TAYLOR PENDLETON ........................... I ....... President THOMAS MURPHY MCMILLAN .... . ......... Vice-President RUPERT BROAS THOMAS ......' . . .................. Secretary THOMAS ALBERT WILSON ...... ..... M aster of Ceremonies EARL LEROY DOUGLASS ....... .............. I vy Orator EDWARD RIDGELY SIMPSON ..... ........ C lass Historian THOMAS READY ARMSTRONG ...... .... P resentation Orator CHARLES DANIEL ORTH, JR .... . . .................. Class Prophet PAUL FOREST MYERS ........ ................. C lass Day Orator LAWRENCE DAY HOWELL ....... ..... W as'hingtOn's Birthday Orator XVILLIAM L,ENGLE BARNETT .,.... .,.................... Cl ass Poet PAUL FOREST MYERS. . ...................... Class 'Of 1876 Prize Debate , GLASS DAY COMfMIT'I7EE ' John Adrian Larkin-Chairman T. R. -Armstrong R. McLean C. L. Augur S. W. Morris W. F. Bickle I. S. North G. M. Bryan R. Ober W. M. Chester L. E. de la Reussile, Ir. C. C. Dunlap J. F. Simons F. C. Hall E. R. Simpson A. G. Harlow W. S. Taylor B. C. Harrington R. B. Thomas K. Howard T. A. Wilson R. Warner NASSAU HERALD COMMITTEE W. M. Chester-Chairman S. D. Bell E. L. Douglass M. Chaplin I. A. Larkin CLASS MEMORIAL COMMITTEE I. A. Miller-'Chairman I-I. Forbes C. W. Johnson J. L. Hutton W, H, Norman CLASS ALBUM COMMITTEE I. P. Harlan-Chairman P. E. Adams T. T. Pendleton CLASS ODE COMMITTEE W. D. Bickharn-Chairman W. L. Barnett F. Ford CAP AJNID GOWN COMMITTEE I. F. Simons-Chairman G. R. Fauntleroy F. D. Worthington

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g1.1 w g M 1' ff. t -xii . gg 4 Q :p g- - 'a .L WASHINGTON 'S BIRTHDAY ORATION L. D. HOWELL Ladies and Gentlemau.' I have been introduced by Mr. Pendleton as the one who should deliver the Senior Oration. This is great mistake, for I am not an orator and this is not an oration. As the new Representative once shouted out in Congress, I deny the allegation, and defy the alligator . I don't mean to insinuate that Toll Pendleton is an alligator, although he does oiften create a stir as a Parlor Snake. However this may be, I assert again that this not an oration. It is an airation,-an airation of a few things that have been too long closed up. If I were one of those fellows, like Paul Myers, who can talk on anything, at any time, then I would not deny that I was an orator. Last year I went up to a little town in Pennsyl- vania to attend a French play, at a girls' seminary. I was a little disappointed because the French wasn't very frenchy, and the girls weren't very foolishg so between the acts I wandered clown the street and seeing a crowd around the jail I dropped in. The sheriff was preparing for a hanging. and when I told him that I was taking Social Economics at Prince- ton, he became quite friendly, and asked me to stay and see the affair. Things went along in the usual way until the last 5