University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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EMMA lVlARY CHANDLER, K A. Q., ....... Bm-Zingfon, ..... .. . 148 Colchester Ave. ANNA LETTIE DYKE, K. A. C9.,--- .... Wifzaoski, ..,. ....,. 9 E. Allen St. BESSIE MEDORA HOOD, ..... .. .... Winooski, .... .... 6 8 E. Allen St. FRANK ELSWORTH DODGE, ....... -- -Bm're, ..,................ 7 North Hall ARTHUR LELAND IKENNEDY, E Q., .....,. ,BM7'l'7'7Igf072,..COl'. WALTER HENRY MERRIAM, Q. A. Q., ..... 1Walo1ze,N V., .... SHO NEMOTO, ...,..,. ...,.... .... , .... M i fo, japan, -- WTLLIAM HAYWARD STONE, Z, Q., ....... BurZinglan,..--- THOMAS PHILETUS TEACHOUT, A. T. .Q,.,--E.vssx 7unr!ian,- MARTHA ALICE WHEELER, . .,.., - . . ..... Bmflingfon, . . . . Summit and Maple Sts. -. -.22O Pearl St. . ..., I3 North Hall . . . 25 Elmwood Ave. - . . . 80 Colchester Ave. Qexpcllololeg TOP The Degreee O? Q. Q. ELMER ELLSWORTI-I ALLBEE, .... .... D erby, ..... ALBICRT LEE BUCK, ...................... Ifmzdoyvm--- CHARLES I1IRAM STEVENS, Q. 11. Q., ..... Winonxkz',,.-. 29 . 32 Grant St. .--Commons Hall .-.-7 W. Spring St.

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guryiep Qdltonlal. 00000000 HE editor must confess, at the start, that, in the following brief review of the eventful course of the junior class, no attempt can be made to give a complete account of its varied achievements and experiences. Such a task as the latter would ill accord with our limitations of space and our humble descriptive powers. It is, however, our purpose, without intentional self-laudation or spirit of boastfulness, to point out a few landmarks of our career, and to mention some of the many indications of progress which have been noticeable among faculty and students since the advent of the class of '9o. If, kind reader, you should chance upon any- thing which, at First sight, might seem indicative of unseemly self-appreciation on the part of the class, pray do not ascribe it to any innate lack of modesty, but rather to the effect of public opinion reacting upon us. , How well do we remember that bright morning, when with pal- pitating hearts and bated breath, we quietly took our seats in the Freshman row I .How for a long time we were haunted by that sardonic grin with which the heartless Sophomores turned about and leered at us! The various emotions, hopes, and aspirations, which in those days were struggling in our breasts, only we our- selves shall ever know. The Faculty, encouraged by our intelli- gent appearance, immediately began to look about them to see what could be devised to make our stay pleasant and agreeable to us. First came the abolishment of annual examinations, which result of modern progressive thought we were the hrst class to 27