University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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24 THE BADGER. beat-as-one sort of feeling in our class, we have but lived up to the spirit and letter of our law- Paddle your own canoe. Standing on the heights and lookingiover the field of our labors, we see that we too are mortalsg indeed, many a time have we merited the sentence of the immortal Puck, but now: We are spirits of another sort. - As Freshmen, we were verdant 5 fa, As Sophomores, we were vigilantg 161 As juniors, we were valorous 3 ffl As Seniors, we are virtuous. fdj 5 . t,g. cV,f.TTjijg3.- 3, :ul Aucrlou sg Ls! rw- ' 'In order to bl?-y d1pTlgr1dS 'J hoto rap st? d ums 1 Lf! ijlie URM class of B? will Q 1 tif file ndsium on .Ji1nel5.l359 ,J 'Eff sell their od B ZYS o atlonsxto L -L the l1igl1fSls'9' er PLWALSH ,e JMLL See fur erm ? I-Ami.-nl .5 T'-1--L-TH T 2 rai f 25255 YE! f. -gilt- - 75 .:J' - -5 '?',- T - 2 rS?s f - cs- -2---ez +L. D-L -164 fry.: -- --,- ,-'- ,g N-NTv,.fi ,,7-,--.f- - .Lt 'f--c-'rg-Lrf,.'?'l,:-.-+.4 tal Page 84 of the Tnoci-los of '88, U53 WVe guyed the class of '90 with perseverance and success. fTaken from the original of the other one.l ffl The active part taken by some ex-ofhcers and many privates during the seige of Ladies Hall, Oct. 31, x887, and during the War of thc Roses-, fdl The gallant action of the whole class during the recent abolition movement,

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Qenior Cfass. MO'1'1'u:-!'rm'1z'!4' Your 071111 Crzfzmz COLORS!-ll7l71I' ZIIHZ' ,BfIlt'. - OFFICERS, PRESIDENT, j. j. SCHINDLER. VICE-PREsID12N'r. - C. A. HARPER. SECRETARY, a B. D. SHEAR. TREASURER. f T. A. BOISRNER. HISTORIAN. NE'l 'l'lE L. SMITH. ibifstorg of '89, Ihr naht euch wieder, schwankende gestalten, Die friih sich einst dem triiben bliclc gezeigt. The pictures of college life Hit before the mind of the Senior historian, one by one the shadowy forms take on definite proportions, until at last the panorama of '89 is unfolded to the historic vision. , Iferezzx rezrx gui u'07zz' zz !zz'sz'0z'N, or words to that effect, is a time- honored rasiafzea versa that appears annually in some class history. In the face of the whole legion of class historians, we deny the truth of that apothegrn. '89 is happy, '89 has a history. A written history in the last issue of that literary phenomenon, the 'YROCI-iOS, also in the iirst volume of the inimitable, invincible BADGER. The unwritten history of '89 lies deep down in the hearts of all upper and lower classmen who have looked upon and loved us on Mendota's classic shores. ' If there has been a lack of concerted action, of the two-hearts-than 23,

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' ANCIENT CLASSICAL COURSE. Lillie Dale Baker, - - Claire' Brayton Bird, - Robert Curtis Brown, Warden Allan Curtis, - John Dean Goss, - William Huff, - James Bremer Kerr, Annie A. Nunns, - Marshall P. Richardson, - Florence Porter Robinson, Frederick Harvey Whitton, Mary Frances Winston, , Mons Ruth Annie Christie, - Mary Lucy Clark, - Mary Hazeltine Ela, Margaret Fillmore, - Sarah Belle Flesh, ' Jessie Goddard, - Sophie Marie Goodwin, - Ada Eugenie Griswold, Lucien Mason Hanks, - Charles Mitchell Lnling, Edward Christopher Meland, Adolph C. Rietbrock. Pauline Saveland, Jacob John Schindler, Helen Smith, - Winfield Robert Smith, Frederick William Stearns, Sue Tullis, - - Ernest Noble Warner, - Madison Madison Milwaukee Madison - Hudson Boscobel - Madison Madison Janesville Milwaukee - Madison Forreston, Ill - Baraboo Waterloo - Rochester Milwaukee Piqua, Ohio Monroe - Madison Columbus - Madison Manitowoc - Keyeser Milwaukee Milwaukee Monroe - Janesville Milwaukee - Madison Madison - Windsor