Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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CLASS OF ' 89. JUSTIN K. ANDERSON, JOSEPH H. BRINTON, Jr., LUCY CHANDLEE, MORRIS L. CLOTHIER, ALEXANDER G. CUMMINS, Jr. HOWARD A. DILL, HORACE B. FORMAN, Jr., ELLIS M. HARVEY, MARY M. HAWLEY, CLARA HAYDOCK, J. CARROLL HAYES, JULIA HICKS, ANNA HOLCOMB, MARY KIRK, MARGARET J. LAURIE, ANNA T. LIPPINCOTT, GEORGE A. MASTERS, ALICE S. PALMER, ELIZABETH B. PARKER, LOUELLA PASSMORE, FREDERICK B. PYLE, RALPH STONE, ELSIE D. STONER, JAMES V. UPSON, WILLIS W. VAIL, J. RILEY VANSANT, JENNIE F. WADDINGTON, REBECCA S. WEBB, I. DANIEL WEBSTER, Sheffield, Pa., West Chester, Pa., Still Pond, Md., Wynnewood, Pa., , Smyrna, Del., Richmond, Ind., New York, N. Y., Ward, Pa., Media, Pa., New York, N. Y., West Chester, Pa., Old Westbury, N. Y. Newtown, Pa., Lumber City, Pa., Jericho, N. Y., Unionville, Pa., Philadelphia, Pa., West Chester, Pa., West Chester, Pa., Oxford, Pa., London Grove, Pa., Wilmington, Del., Columbia, Pa., San Antonio, Texas, Quakertown, N. J., Fawn Grove, Pa., Salem, N. J. Philadelphia, Pa., Wakefield, Pa., Engineering. Irregular. Science. Arts. Enrineerin . Irregular. Letters. Arts. Letters. Arts. Letters. Engineering. Arts. Letters. Arts. Engineering. Arts. Science. Arts. Engineering. Arts. Science. Arts.

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FRESHMEN. Class Colors: — Light Blue and Dark Blue. Motto : — izparre. Yell:— Hoo, Rah, Ray ! Hoo, Rah, ' go! ' t « ' EE these young persons. Are they not meek? Let us call them Freshmen. We could not put in the rest of the class for fear of making the cut too wide for the page, but this is a good sample of them all. They look meek because they know their place in college. This time last year they were Preps. They observe all the Hun- dred Rules, and do not get one black mark on their reports. The Young Friend ' s Manual is read by them on holiday afternoons, after they have learned all their lessons nicely. These dear young people look up confidingly to the big Juniors, for the big Juniors are their associate class and will protect them from all harm. One would suppose they always appear as mild as in the picture, but that is where one is off. They assume quite a different aspect when they see any naughty comrades out of their rooms after 9 p. m. At such times they frown real hard ! How sad to think that these young people will not always be thus lamblike and guileless ! In only a few months they will change into important Sophomores, and wear high collars and write letters to the Phoenix. These Freshmen know a thing or two, if they are spring chickens. You would not think it, would you? Well, they know that soon the Sophomores will have a tree-planting, and even now their little heads teem with real bold schemes. After the tree has been placed in the earth they mean to go out in the dark night, and pull it up, root and branch ! Just think of it ! Next morning won ' t there be laughing in Freshmanic sleeves? Well, now !