Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute - Transit Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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torical forbearance. Nor should we forget that other visit to Albany when as the Foundation C'ompany's guests we inspected their work, passed judgment, and, found it good. The dinner they spread' for-us afterwards will not soon be forgotten. Of course' it was an awful ex- perience for the young Engineer to be at the mercy of the contractor so early in his career, butmost ofius bore up as bravely as possible. Thus we come to the end. Looking back to the time when we were Freshmen it seems' but as yesterday. The scenes and incidents. that have taken place, in between have become blurred together into 'a concrete whole-+our college days. Things which seemed important then fade into insignihcance before the great fact that we are facing anew state of affairsg that we are leaving one phase of life for another of unknown possibilities. Qld heart burnings are forgotten, and if there has been bitterness there-are none to even remember its causes. The rough places are made to seem smooth by the magic touch of timeiand the mellowing haze of good fellowship. Thus, as time goes on, we will look back with a feeling that not only have we been the gainers in substantial value, but in friends as well, and-our history will recall only pleasant memories of the hours we have spent together. 'W HISTORIAN, '06, .N if '1 4. -..-. flee?-1 1 Y YM vw,- 4 hx X l zu- r Ye STUOKQNT, 30

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FIRST TERM EDWARD F. CAR FRED. D E V. SILL, Vice-President. DAVID COGHILL, SAMUEL BURGES TER, President Secretary ' 1 S EASTON, 'Ilreasurer Clllams nf 'H7 Gbiiirieru SECOND TERM A, W. THOMPSON, President HUGH C. LEIBEE, Vice-President H. W. HALE, Secretary Q' SAMUEL BURGESS EASTON, Treasurer FERDINAND H. JAEGER, Toastmaster EDWARD P. HAMILTON, Historian - Colors-Purple and White Cllluaa 15211 Rickety, Rex, Coax, Coax, Rickety, Rackety, Rye, One-Nine-Naught-Seven . R. P. I. 32