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

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Kingman, Moi-ris Bird Kinney, Burton Ariel Ma y, Fi ' sderick Godrlard Morse, William Austin Myrick, Herbert Paige, James Breckenridge Perkins, Dana Edson Plumb, Charles Sumner Shiverick, Asa Frank Stone, Wintlirop Ellsworth Taft, Levi Rawson Taj ' lor, Alfred Rowland Thui ' ston, Wilbur Hei ' bert Wilder, John Emery Williams, James Stoddard Windsor, Joseph Libbey Total, Amherst, Lowell, Boston, Boston, Concord, Prescott, Lynn , Westfield, Wonils Holt, Amherst, Mendon, Yarmoiithport, Upton, Lancaster, Olastonhvry, Conn., Grafton, Mr. Kingman ' s. 5 N. C. 6 S. C. 7 S. C. 26 S. C. 13 S. C. 5 N. C. 13 S. C. D. G K. House. Mr. Stone ' s. 21 S. C. D. G. K. House. 9 S. C. 11 s. c. 9 S. C. 18 S. C. 31. Abercrombie, F. N. Allen, G. D. Brown, C. H. Casparian, G. Chandler, W. M. Chase, H. K. Clarke, H. L. Clay, C. M. Cochran, R. A. Jr. Cummins, W. H. Crafts, 6. E. Currier, G. F. Smith, H. R. VVheelock, V. L. LEFT COLLEGE Delano, J. J. Duel, F. D. Dutton, C. K. Fish, C. S. Gowdy, H. M. Harris, L. L. Hill, C. H. Holmes, S. J. Jackson, A. Johnson, F. P. Jones, E. S. Jones, F. W. Wneeler, H. L. FROM ' 82. Kenfield, C. R. Knowles, W. F. Jr. Crauss, A. A. Leonard, A. Lindsey, F. B. Livermore, N. L. Luques, E. C. Meade, W. G. Miller, W. E. Parsons, H. A. Perkins, C. B. Porter, R. L. Palnam, H. A. Wilmarth, F. A. 19

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' 8£. Setnel et Siimiel. OFFICERS. W. E. STONE, President. E. S. CHANDLER, . . . Vice-President. G. D, HOWE, Secretary. G-. T. APLIN, Treasurer. W. H. BISHOP, Historian. W. A. MORSE, .... Class Captain. Allen, Frauds Sherwin Aplin, George Thomas Beach, Charles Edward Bingham, Eugene Percival Bishop, William Herbert Brodt, Harry Siiowdea Chandler, Everett Sawyer Cooper, James Willard Cutter, John Ashburton Damon, Samuel Chester Floyd, Charles Walter Goodale, David HlUman, Charles Dexter Howard, Joseph Henry Howe, George Dickinson residences. ROOMS. Medfield, No. ISS.C. EastPutnexj, VL, 26 S. C. Hartford, Conn., 25 S. C. Fitchburg, 21 S. C. Diamond Hill, R. L 21 N. C. Dansville, N. Y., 5S. C. Coldwater, Mick., Mrs. Chandler. East Dridgewater, D . G. K. House. N. Y. City, 13 N. C. Lancaster, 11 S. C. Boston, 14 S. C. Marlboro, 10 S. C. Hardwick, 9 S. C. Hyanni. ' i, 5 S. C. North Hadley, 25 N. C. 18

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t jOiOR the last time the class of ' 83 is called upon for its con- Jyy tribution to the Index. We have begun the year with less W than half of those, who the Fall of ' 78 srathered here for ' i the first time as Freshmen. We can hardly realize that three eventful years have since passed, and that we have now arrived at that point which then seemed so far beyond us, when, as Seniors, our opinion in .college matters should be listened to with attention and respect. It is only a few short months hence when we must leave our college home, with all its work and pleasure, and step forth into other scenes of action, as yet untried by most of us. We have long looked forward to the time when we should take our places among those who are struggling for a position in the world. It is with joy that we cherisji the thought that that time is so near, when equipped for the battle we shall strike out boldly, and earn for ourselves recognition as a man among men. But this joy is not a little tempered by the rellection that we shall tlien have left behind us four of the pleasantest years of our lives, and that we must then be separated from those whom during those ypars, have been toiling over the same road with us, and striving for the same objects. And now during our last year in college, is it not fitting that we should look back over those already passed and consider whether they have been profitably spent? Although we may on the whole feel satisfied, we find also, that we have made some mistakes which it will now be our endeavor to correct, so that as we go on in our journey through life, we shall be as well prepared as possible to prove the real value of [education as an assistant in attaining true success and arriving as near as we may to the stage of perfect man- hood. 30