Stevens Institute of Technology - Link Yearbook (Hoboken, NJ)

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We have now reached the end of our career, and can look back with pride on our past deeds and exploits. We have reached the beginning and the end of all our greatness, tl1e end of our college life, and the beginning of our struggle with the world. The last event in our college year with the exception, of course, of our graduation worthy of our consideration, was our Senior Banquet. On this evening of our farewell reunion, all seemed to feel that this was to be the last time we were to enjoy each others company as a class. Some of the speeches of the evening were in a more solemn vein than that which ordinarily characterizes college toasts. After all, four years are a very short time when we have reached their expiration. Being interested in the future of the Class of Eighteen Hundred and Ninety-Seven, the histo- rian consulted the famous Oracle Faro, and was given the following prophesy : The Oracle considers that the following are the occupations best suited to the individual characteristics of Ninety-Sevens' members. The historian is in no way responsible for these opinions, which have a supernatural origin. Orfujmlzbn or Callzhg. Aunnuson-A Celebrated Beau and Masher. BALDASANO-Electrician Extraordinary to Ilis Excellency Li I-lung Chang. BALI.-Engine Driver. BicAeu-Dissenting Minister. BEu'r1.E1a-Jersey City Beer Bottler. BRUNE-JCSYCI' to Her Majesty Queen Liliukalani. CAMrnE1.1.-Undertaker. CHAPIN-A Weary-Willie. Cnsw-Colonel, Squashville Volunteers. Cniusrv-Bagmtist Minister. CRoMw1ii.I.- 'trong Man with Barnum 84 Bailey. DARBEE-Lecturer I-Iuber's Museum, New York. DATES-Fruit Vencler. DAVEY-Fitzimmon's Trainer. Doucl-Vrr-Sandwich Man. EI.I.EAU-BOOklTl2l.lfGT. ENN1s-Parkhurst Angel. GIKAIJY-D6tCCtlVC fSpotting Billiard Ballsj. HANFORTH--Principal, Deaf Mute Asylum. Hlnmsx-Philadelphia Bird Faneier. I-IUNTER-A Modern Jim the Penman. Hu'rcH1Ns-Mayor of Greater New York. KEi,Lv-Future King of Ireland. Kumi:-Keuffel 8.: Esser's African Agent. K1lu:1,ANo-Correspondent for The Standard, N. Y. ICNAPI'--EdltOI' of the War Cry. Koen-Reporter Police Gazette. LENT-PHVVII Broker. LI'1'ClIl Il5I.D--H Lost, Strayed or Stolen. Louwv-Editor of Freethinkers' Magazine. MACliE'1'II-All Actor. MAIN-CO11UGCteCl TO a Brewery. Orcufzafzbn or ClIffl31.L,'. MAI.i.Ai.mU-A Politician. Mfvrnicv-Still Blufiing. MlClS'l'Iili-ACTOb21t and Juggler. MEYER-Bouncer at Steve Brodie's, New York. Mli.1.icu-Instructor of Youth. MtDli'1'ON-G0lf Caddy. Mo'r'r-A Police Magistrate. MuNuv- Chef QDclmonico'sl. New York. Ol'llgLS-A Brewer, Agent for Piel's real German Lager eer. Oak-A Flour Baron. Powxans-A Gentleman of Leisure. Pkvou-A Monk. RICIIARIDSON-A Populist Leader of Note. Rosa--A Gardener. , Smvrick-A Barber. Seo'r'r-Editor Woman's Page New York Journal. Smrrii-A Famous Tenor. S'l'lEINBRliGKPE-A jocke . TERRY-With Jqean de lieske Opera Co. TnoMsoN-A l athematician. TIl'IMlXNN-Ah Armenian Missionary. TowNlc-Still Looking for ajob ! ! VAN BRUNT--0116 of Stevens' Finest. Wmuulzu-A Sunday School Teacher. WlCILTllICIi'1'-A Cigarette Manufacturer. WIIITMAN-Secretary of Farmers' Anti Gold Brick Asso- ciation. VVi1.l.lAMsoN-Inspector of Dairies. WlLl.lAMSON QDANNYJ- Importateur des Cosmetiques Parisian. ' Woon-Photographer, Coney Island. WOOl.SON-At Home with Mamma. I'IIS'l'0RIAN.

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