University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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GEORGE GRISWOLD HINSDALE, Sp. 9X fNorwichj. St. George. JEAN HANNIBAL HOLDEN, C.E. Burlington. '- MYRA KEELER, L.S. Hyde Park. WALTER ORIN LANE, C.E. AI. Burlington. WILLIAM LAWRENCE MARSHALL, L.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. EDWARD ARTHUR MAYNARD, Cl. ATU. Burlington. HAROLD RUSSELL MORSE, Sp. EQ. Burlington. . CHARLES PALMER NOTT, C1. ATO. Burlington. GEORGE HERBERT PARKER, C. E. Proctorsville. HALSEY PORONTO, L.,S. QA9. Rutland. GEORGE CLARK PRATT, L.S. iPAQ. Plainield. ROBERT HUSE PURPLE, L.S. CPAO. fMed. Dept.j Woodstock. ARTHUR ELDRIDGE SEARS, Ch. Northampton, Mass. ALMON CAss1Us WHEELER, Cl. CDAQ, S. Burlington. N f wa 5 . 2 H? 1 f, gf bam? . 1-fl4-26'Dff5,1Q::f5?fV-5.-5f.5.5.' ri., i f:- 'I l i -P 5522114 ' 125' , ,.., . ,,..,,. V .. -. - ,'-. ,. - , :V --.:,-4,5 -,'- ,- zf. .T-.-fl.: - ' . . V. ' .1 , .l 'f,2N:2- ' ...:..-.-..., .L. - . .,. 4. .. wr L .. , . . ' . . '1'- - V' . :I-.f1. ifZf .-A 'T1?rZS13E1E5.i5'5F- , , .. Mm ' :-:,.1.,.-..'.-.:.:g:-:c11'+-:.---.-n-.- C-FLVYW' .- W lt' :.-,. ...f1LL'f1-f:5'5i'C5 .. 4... .1 ' iQ13i' 5 'f5 Ri A ' - ,. REQ .-1:E4::' ff . ' -. 4 C N'-Wig. . -5 5f f 'f- ':' A . 'WK0' r 'ffMv' i43:Vf'L'??5S9T . miffzwwgifbyf- . - W, fax. A Su . 1 - -. .A.:ve:f,- 4..--Ream-.Av-wfew-4MAA-w.AAw--:rf.. - Y . -A 2 .Q -. . Y fgg 1 - -1 , f '1 , 1 32 . ' .A . f. J A ' - ' - Rang. '.'?1'? '5 f7'-'Nr-,, .. ,'j - ,.,' .L.,. 1. Yachting on Lake Champlain. 30

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'96 'Q' g Make no more giants, God ! But elevate the race at once ! We ask To put forth just our strength, our human strength, All starting fairly, all equipped alike. fB7'0'L0ll17lg,S Pamselsus. 'Q' O the reflective mind it will become more and more certain, upon consideration, that Paracelsus had a good eye. To the student of class history it will be evident, upon reflection, that the prayer of the quotation has been fulfilled in the class of '96, When we came here, three years ago, there was observable among us a certain uniformity. We had, to be sure, like every other class, some individuals of the genus jay eg but it was remarkable how soon the jay element was elim- inated, and bow rapidly the rough corners were rubbed down. As for giants, there are never giants but by comparison. There were never a few exceptional men in our class, who towered head and shoulders above the rest of the world, but, on the other hand, there have been none such in any class within our experience g and we have at least been free from that general littleness which makes a genius of a mediocre man. Our troubles have risen not from lack of men to ill positions, but from the difficulty of choosing among many equally Ht, and the class has been continually surprised by some member of whom she never expected any- thing, turning up with a singularly creditable record of work done either for himself or the class. We have not as yet, indeed, produced a presi- dent of the Justin S. Morrill Republican Club, but who can doubt that that honor also is reserved for us in the future? We have passed through the Freshman and Sophomore stages, we have had our intellectual mea- sles and whooping cough, and are done with them. There lies before us the Senior year. We are to start in it more fairly, more evenly equipped than ever before, and shall doubtless finish as we have begun, not like a comet with a little head and a vast tail of inipalpable nothingness, but all together 5 a class not of a few stars, but a starry class. 32