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

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During the previous campaign we were a little too venturesome, and on the 4th of November left the 'Stute inthe possession of the enemy. We suffered somewhat from the forces of the com- mander-i11-chief on our return, but, still undismayed, continued tl1e fight and regained our lost territory. The campaign grows hotter and hotter as the last of March draws near. The close of a cam- paign-the story of a victory won-I will leave to a future time, when some other historian, better fitted, perhaps, tha11 myself will innnortalize the conquest. - The remaining events in this sl1ort and glorious history can best be referred to without tl1e use of metaphor and analogies of war. It has always been the boast of Ninety-eight that their junior Ball would be a social function long to be remembered by those fortunate enough to be present. It was no vain boast. On the 17th of February Ninety-eight gave at Delmonico's one of the most enjoyable affairs which any Junior Class of Stevens has ever held. The grace and beauty which in a mazy whirl continually passed before the vision on that memorable night was a sight only to be described in glowing terms by a11 artist of rare ability. The many eve11ts in the week of our anniversary celebration would make an interesting chap- ter in the history of N inety-eight, but they n1ore properly are connected with the history of Stevens 3 and as there is 110 fear that they will be forgotten by future chronielers I refrain from mention of them. During the past year, from our numbers some have gone forth to be active in fields of labor elsewhere. They will always have with then1 the best wishes of the members of Ninety-eight, and, as long as the old mill still grinds, they will ever be welcome visitors in tl1e corridors and halls where once they spent many pleasant hours. Institutions of learning in almost every quarter of the globe have recognized the pre-eminence of Stevens by sending their sons to us, and Ninety-eight has received them into her fold with open arms. It is with pleasure that I commemorate tl1e event of the coming of tne illustrious sons of japan, Holland, and our own mother country g but that pleasant duty becomes painful when I am called upon to record the elldlllg ofa life of one of those wl1o so lately came among us. The curtain of death shuts fron1 our sight the light of a life of promise. The recollections of our classmate, Alexander Van Lenhoff, will ever remain green in tl1e memory of Ninety-eight. My work is done: what the past has wrought I have done my best to perpetuate 3 what the future will bring forth I know not. I can only say that in tl1e future, as in the past, Ninety-eight will ever be a credit to herself and to Stevens, of which she is essentially a part. HISTORIAN. 31

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