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

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Juniop C ss i . -: i w - - Officers. K. V. KICIIARDSON, C. II. WATSON. F. S. TORELLV. II. X. W. UIDI ' .OIT. ( ' . s. iiDWi;. A. L. AI.MlllDA. PUICSIDENT. ViCE-PllKSIDENT. SeCUI ' .TAUY. Treasuker. Historian. Class CaI ' IAin. Allen, Kred Cunniiighimi Almeida. Auicusto Liiiz de Hall, William Munroe IJanett, Edward William Hrmvii. Frederick Willard Caldwell. NN ' illiaiii Ilutson Carpenter, Frank Herton Chase, William I ' .dward Clarke, Frank Scripture Davis, Fred Aii}?iistiis Fishcrdick, Cyrus Webster Fowler, Fred Homer Howe, ( ' linton Samuel Kinney, Arno Lewis Mar .li, James Morrill Mar ' -liall. Charles Eeander Martin, .Joseph Mi ' t ' han, ' J ' homas Fnincis ISi (Jst«rhout, .leremiah Clark Kiee, Thumas Hideout, llenrv .Norman Vi RESIDENCES. KdOMS. West Newton, 27 X. C. Sao Paulo. l?ra il. (I X. C. Amherst, Milford. r. X. C. West M.dlnnl. 28 N. C. Peterboro . X. 11., Mr. Wrijjht ' Leyden, ' 24 N. C. Warwick, 21 X. (•. Lowell, 11 X. C. Lynn, 2. ' . X. ( ' . Monson, Mr. li:niiis . Xorth lladlry. 21 X. ( ' . Marll)orouf;h, 2: ' . X.( . Lowell, II N. ( ' . Lynn. [io X. C. Lowell, 8 N. C. Marl.lehcad. 21 N, C. nedici Mostoii, :{ X. C. Lowell, 12 X. C. Slncwshury, 2 1 X. I ' , yniowth fiiiincy, 20 N. C. 2U

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forming those most valuable habits of life and thought which result in sound princii)les, a well-trained mind, and a good character. Nowhere are the friendships which we form more pleasant, elevating, or enduring. And furthermore, we here learn, to some degree, our capabilities, and are better fitted to take our position in life and fill it more satisfactorily to ourselves, and we hope, to the world. The nearer the time approaches when we shall bid farewell to these walls and halls of our dear old Alma Matei the more we realize how pleasant and profitable the time which we have passed here. We feel grateful to our State that it has founded and cherished an institution so useful, so beneficial to her sons, as the M. A. C. May they never bring dishonor upon it! We thank our Instructors for their patience and kindness toward us, and we wish them to feel that their constant exertions in our behalf are fully appreciated. We can never forget them, for the results of their work will remain with us as long as we live. To our college friends we shall soon be obliged to sa} , farewell. The force of circumstances separates us, but we shall mutually remember so many jolly times spent with one another that we shall often meet in the pleasantest of memories, though far awa}- from the scenes now about us and from each other. C. 19

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Richardson, Evan Fossil Tolman, William Nichols Torelly, Firmino da Silva Watson, Charges Herbert White, Herbert Judson Worthington, Alvan Fisher Total, East Medvv ay. 5 N. C. Concord, 10 N. C Rio Grande do Hul, 1 razil ;! N. C. Groton, 32 N. C Waketield, 13 N. C. Dedham, 9N. C. 27. Avery, D. E. Bond, R. H. Breen, T. R. Brown, H. li. Chapin, C. G. Cushman, R. U. Daniels, J. F. PAST MEMBERS. Felton, T. P. Hathaway, B. O. Kasmire, G. F. Long, S. 11. Merchant, C. E. Merritt, W. II. Nourse, S. J. Paine, A. W. Robinson, G. P. Rose, N. A. Shanghnessy, J.J. Stone, F. E. Tucker, F.D.