Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute - Transit Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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NICHOLAS DE LA COVA, A TJ . ALEXANDER P. CRARY, fe SE . . . OSCAR FREDERICK DALSTROM, 5 3 . JAMES WISNER DAVIS, J KE, 1-1 NE . JAMES AUGUSTUS DELONG, fe SE . ff'W'ALTER N. DUNCAN, X w . . . WILLIAM MESSENGER EVVING JOSEPH RTRTH, ESE, S5 . . JOHN MOIR GRANT, .1 TJ . HENRY EWING HOLMES ..... WALTER EVERETT JONES, za 3, L' 3 . A-ELDRED EVAN JACOBSEN, J TJ . FRANK JUDGE. X41 ..... WORVILLE H. RELLOGG . -I-LOUIS KONCELBAUM .... GEORGE WALTER ROSS, RS E . WALFREDO LEBLANC .... QQBURTON LONVTI-IER . WALTON D. MESICK, X w ....... SAMUEL ANDREW MOORE, I? S E, H NE HLOUIS GONZAGA MORPHY, 14 B, H E' . DAVID C. NOLAN ........ WILLIAM FRANCES O'BRIEN JAMES FRANCES QUIRK . . PEDRO E. RAYGADA . . MARTHUR ROBINSON, J W . EGUY H. SAWYER, J TJ ...... GEORGE LOCKWOOD SIMONDS, 1? SE . WWILLIAM E. SOUTHARD, J TJ . . . WILLIAM MERCER STEELE, J If E, A X WERASTUS ROOT ST. JOHN, J IKE, H NE EGEORGE PUTNAM STOWITTS, f W . . WIOHN W. THOMPSON, J 41 . . EBENJAMIN B. TREVOR ...... WDANIEL KOELMAN VAN INGEN, H E . NSTANLEY R. WALBRIDGE .... Left. -I' Deceased. D . Havana, Cuba . . Troy, N.Y . VVyanet, N. Y Rochester, N. Y . Troy, N. Y . Albany, N. Y . . Troy, N. Y Philadelphia, Pa . . Troy, N. Y . Lansingburgh, N. Y watei-viier, N. Y . Christiansted, St. Croix, D. W. I . . . . . Salt Lake City, Utah . Sidney, N. Y . Albany, N Y Washington, D. C New York City Saugerties, N. Y Little Falls, N. Y Cedar Rapids, Ia . City of Mexico . Albany, N. Y Watervliet, N. Y . Albany, N. Y . Puira, Peru . New York City . Braceville, Ill . Yonkers, N. Y . Bangor, Me Brooklyn, N. Y . Waltoiu, N. Y . Albany, N. Y . Paris, France . Lockport, N. Y . Poughkeepsie, N. Y . . .To1edo, O

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Mile i Vi I . A -t T ., 'Neff 5 1-,Ji ' fi' 1-, ' Q l FIQIIQX5 ' Nr ' X do ,hs ' - A 'wx sql aa sv if X .nh E if 74 .- tiff . l ,.a,- :rp W ' 1. xl X Ll ll u e V N' V A i x -1 . A, 2 w if -4, .vwzijg lf- i :vA,.--22.12 if Ye Last Laf' -- I Q WHEN the members of our class first met as seniors we were in that quiet, rustic town, North Granville. I know that none of us felt like ciigngied seniors-perhaps we were notg at least we did not behave as such. Most of us stayed at the Fairvale Hotel. Our rooms were fair, the waitresses were fair and our fare was fair. If you want to know anything about a certain fair waitress, ask Jimmy Quirk about the way she admired his appetite. A few stayed at a house across the road Cyou couldnlt call it a streetj from the hotel-they stayed in spite of the wishes of their landlordg but it was no fault of theirs that somebody else called and K' put the place on the bum. The town was too sleepy to furnish us with much fun, although we made the best of our opportunities. The first night we were there we tried to arouse the slumbering inhabitants by paradin g up and down the road, about 10 P. M., shouting and ringing the large dinner bell from the hotel, but our efforts were vaing not a soul was disturbed enough to remonstrate. Well we at last finished running the line from Comstocks to Middle Granville. Then we packed our duds, not omitting a few souvenirs, and left the place without a sob. , 26 ,xi