University of Massachusetts Amherst - Index Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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BanienU. Editorial, 5 Class Communications, 9 Officers and Students, 19 Memoriam, 30 Senior Appointments, . 31 Secret Societies, 2 2 College Christian Union and Washington Irving Literary Society, 39 Military Department, 44 Rifle Association, . 49 Fencing Association, 50 Base Ball Association, . 51 Musical Organizations, 54 College Reading Room, 55 College History, . 56 Camp Wm. Knowlton, ?, Alma Mater, . 66 Alumni Association, 68 Alumni Statistics, . 69 Prizes Awarded, 74 Miscellaneous, - 75 Class Poem, . 92 Calendar, 93 Final Illustration, . 94 Advertisements, 95

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5 ditofikl Sokfd: S. B. Green, L. Myriek, F. H. Osgood, R. W. S AAan, H. E. B, Waldron, R. S. Dickinson, G. B. Smith.

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jia S we now occupy that proverbially delightful position of College life, the Junior year, we foIloAV in the foot- e e d steps of our predecessors, and present to you the Index. Knowing as we do that it will be critically examined by all, it is with some trepidation that we undertake the task. Hoping that we may attain the usual standard of excellence, we proceed with our compilation, and with what success, you, reader, be the judge. As in the Editorial is generally found a brief summary of the preceding year, we will not depart from the usual custom. The past year has been one of experiment, as, our Presi- dent being in Japan, we were without an administrative head. But, though we have suffered by this absence, we feel that we have, in a great measure, a recompense in the work performed by, and the honors bestowed upon him. His superior char- acter and abilities, being thus acknowledged and appreciated by the world, have raised the renown of the M. A. C. to a position it never before held in the estimation of the public. Knowing as we do that our President is our best friend and protector, it afforded us the greatest pleasure and satisfaction to see once more his countenance, and feel his quickening powers.