Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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HFINIQY .LXRCHELAUS TIRRELI., .-l. J. UI., Z. ffl.. Mystical Seven, jWr1wM, 27 V L Seney, Qrj, Ayres Prize. Class President, College Senate, QQ, Class Football leam 'Varsity Base-Ball Team, QQ, Qzb, Captain 'Varsity Base-Ball Team, Captain Class Base Ball Team. President Executive Committee General Athletic Association. EDWIN CUYLER TREAT, A. A. Q., Nefa York, N. Yi, 248 H1 li St HARRY REED VAN DEUSEN, Ll. lf. E., 0. JV E., C. S1 C., S. 81 S., fllekonjbmzy, fa., J. A T House Sgney, Qty, Czj. junior Debate. ARGUS Board, tgj, Q41 Glee Club, Qxj, tzj, Qgj, j4j. Treasurer Foot Ball Association, Vice-President Tennis Association. RALPH HERBERT WHITE, lf. 0.17, K. F., Phz'Zafz'eQ5hz'a, Pa., H. 0 I7 House CLAUDE LUCAS WILSON, B. 0. I7., If. F., 0. N E., C. Sz C., S. 81 S., Mz'ddZefow7z, 30 N C Class Foot-Ball Team. FORMER IVIEIVIBERS. C. A. BIDVVELL, D. D. BRoNSoN, L. C. GREELY, I. H. HEFFLON, E. F. CHASE, F. M. HORR, J. E. CROCKER, W. C. JOHNSON, F. C. FlDGERToN, H. S. IQLINE, T. G. ETSWALD, A. H. LEo, W. H. FITZGERALD, V. N. LUCIA, E. H. FRETZ, A. I. LYNCH, B. T. GLovER, B. F. MEREDITH, ' T. R. WARREN. W, XVA1-1-, 24 Class Base-Ball Team. Freshman Director Base-Ball Association. W. H. MOSER, L. B. lWOULTON, F. NIGH1'INGALE F. H. PIERSON, W. I. SAXVYER, A. J. SAXE, H. K. SMITH, C. D. STANDISH, I. G. XVALSH,

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Junior Histor . 0 ISTORY is of two kinds, sacred and profane. Under which of these two the history of the . present junior class would come, it is hard to tell : most probably under both. If a classi- fication of the members were made, it would result about as follows: Q Undef' Szzcrcd. Ufzzifr Profmzr. Some of the class. The others. The local preachers will come partly under both. Forfive minutes before they go to bed, under one: the rest of the time, under the other. A complete treatment of the class history under these two heads would make an interesting subject for our readers, and another interesting subject-namely, the writer-for an undertaker. The truth should 1201 be told at all times. The class of '95 entered college seventy-five strong, that is, strong in some points. But ever Since then the class has been growing thinner. About twenty of our dear ones have gone from among us. Some have gone voluntarily, others have been taken away, to other regions, we know not whence or whither or which. Their works do follow them, along with their creditors. Yet, strange as it may seem, while the class has been growing thinner it has also been growing thicker: fSee James v., side references, Elmer iii., Caleb v., and Levi iv.j and, stranger to say, the thicker the 26