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Senior Class, 1901 Class Yell. Hullabaloo ! Hooray 1 Hooray 1 Hullabaloo ! Hooray ! Hooray ! Ral Re! Ri-Ro-Ruml Aggie College I Naughty-One ! J Class Colors. Olive-Green and Orange. J Officers. Edward Stephen G-amwell, Ernest Leslie Macomber, James Henry Chickering, Charles Leslie Rice, . Clarence Everett Gordon, Nathan Justin Hunting, President Vice-President. ■ ' tary and Treasurer. Class Captain. Historian. Serge ant- at- A rins.
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Class History. HE uneventfulness of a Senior ' s life in those things that make an interesting class history is at once apparent. For the most part the Senior ' s life is free from the struggles and. the strife which make up {y the real history of tinder-classman days. Unruffled by imaginary grievances of an hundred sorts, content with glories won, the Senior settles down to enjoy, in such measure as circumstances will permit, the peace and quietness of the last few months of his college life. Pleasant as were those first two years, pleasant to look back upon at least, a Senior little likes to be disturbed in the quiet enjoyment of his books, to rehearse, even for the edifica- tion of wondering Freshmen, whose lives have fallen short of the pleasure of beholding the achievements of his class, the victories and honors that came with those early years. The writer of this memoir does not intend to dwell in detail upon those days, for it seems to him that their history is already so ineffaceably engraved upon the minds of men, that any mention of them is quite superfluous. It is presumed that all who have heard of the class of Nineteen Hundred and One are familiar with its history; and while the failure to once more chronicle our doings may seem a gross neglect, or an innovation at the worst, is it not true, in view of our achievements, that circumstances for the first time warrant such a course? In the year that has passed, save for one sad event, there has been nothing to disturb the peaceful current of our class life. There has been little of nov- elty and yet no monotony. Perhaps it would be better to speak of those days as they seem now, not as so many scene ' s, but rather as a constantly shifting scene in which the characters remained unchanged while the roles they played
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