Trinity College - Ivy Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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91,9 ,N In.. .- :, ' ,,,,4,,,,..v- -.-M1 CONTENTS. viii?- TITLE PAGE, . TRINITY COLLEGE, BOARD OE EDITORS, EDITORIAL, - CONTENTS, . - COLLEGE' CALENDAR, . . REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION, . TRINITY COLLEGE, Senatus Academzkzzs, FACULTY, . . , . . .L BOARD OF FELLOWS AND ASSOCIATIONS OF THE ALUMNI, . UNDERGRADUATES BY CLASSES, . .- SECRET FRATERNITIES, . LITERARY., . , . SECRET ORGANIZATIONS, . ATHLETICS, . LAWN TENNIS, . MUSICAL ORGANIZATIOTNIS, MISCELLANY, . . COLLEGE MARSHALS, ROLL OF HONOR, . MARRIAGES, GBITUARY, . , , , ,VALEDICTORIANS AND SALUTATORIANS, i THE CHAPEL, , , n CLASS DAY OF THE CLASS OF ISQO, , L,ENVOI, . , , ADVERTISEMENTS, . Q67 ' S' W- ---'I---ae.:1.1 - - - M I 2 4 P D 0 1 9 ll I2 14 17 31 fins Il 53 IULI llh 121 15: 155 ISU 1:7 1:5 Ibn lhl IU! HIS

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ED1ToR1Au. OR several months the editors of the IVY, have been eagerly looking forward to the time when nothing would remain to be done, before presenting the book to the public, save the preiixing of na short editorial. Now, how- ever, that this eagerly anticipated time is at hand we find ourselves ina state of greater. perplexity than ever. In the former part of our undertaking nothing other than an insinuating smanner and plausible reasoning was necessary to ensure a greater of less amount of success, but we recognize in our present task an urgent demand for a much higher intellectual quality, the genius of originality. I Lacking the same confidence with reference to our creative power that we had in regard to our persuasive abilities, we find ourselves utterly at a loss. Prevented, on the one hand by our natural modesty' from praising the result of our own efforts, we are, on the other, disinclined to submit ourselves to that severest of all forms of comment, self-criticism. Having then no subject matter for an editorial, and recognizing fully our complete inability to evolve material from our inner conscious- ness, we can only ezipress the hope that our endeavors to bring out an Ivv which should reflect credit upon the college and upon ourselves have been to some extent successful. It is with this hope, and that our work may receive a calm and fair criticism which shall benefit not only us but all future editors, that we present the Ivv of Ninety-One. . A V I ff C57 5

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Sept. Nov. CC' Dec. li C C . L . C K . jan. Feb. ll April H . C-L' . C4 .. May ll 1 KC .. LC june CC CK 6 In Go1.1.EeE GALENDAR. s 1559. Thursday. Christmas Term' begins. -Frzday. All Saints' Day. Holiday. Thursday. Thanksgiving-Day. . Frzday. Christmas Examinations. Saiurday. H . Monday. Tuesday. 4 Wednesday. I A r T Thursday. ' - Appointment of Toucey Scholar ' Christmas Vacation begins. U I ' 189O. Thursday. Trinity Term begins. Wednesday. Ash-Wednesday. Saiurday. Holiday. Prize Version Appointments published . Oratorical Prize Contest. - V Frzday. ,Good Friday. - u f Wednesday. English Prize Essays handed in. S Frzdayq Easter Recess begins. , ' , . Monday. Easter Recess ends. , Tuesday. ,English Literature Prize Examination. Wfednesday. Chemical Prize Essays handed in. Frzday. Tuttle Prize Essays handed in. Saiurday. Latin Prize Examination. Saiurday. Mathematical Prize Examination. Thursday. Ascension-Day. Thursday. Prize Version, Declamations. Sunday. Trinity Sunday. Wednesday. Senior Examinations. Thursday. 'f Frzday. Safurday. ' Monday. T . T C73