Worcester Polytechnic Institute - Peddler Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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THE ANTENNA. 9 T Cs ocialiort of President. E. F. TOLMAN, ’71. Vice Presidents. H. P. ARMSBY, ’71, P. T. DENNY, ’72, L. B. MORGAN, ’73. Secretary. S. S. JENNISON, ’71. Treasurer. W. M. WHEELOCK, ’73. Executive Committee. W. L. CHALONER, ’71, K. M. SMITH, ’72, H. S. RICE, ’72, A. LOVELL, ’73, F. I. DROWN, ’73.

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THE ANTENNA. 8 Indispensable Functionaries. Class Monitors. LEROY COOK, ’75. •H. V. HINCKLEY, ’76. J. F. WILSON, ’77. Dispenser of Books and Stationery. EMIL GERBER. Authorized Mail Carrier. C. L. ANNAN. Superintendent of the Clocks. J. E. LYNDS. Engineer. A. L. BOWMAN. Janitor. JOHN HURLEY.

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10 THE ANTENNA. General Register. When quite late, the Senior Committee on Class History, consisting of onl} four members, individually realized the utter impossibility of contributing to this department. From a 76 point of view. In some respects, the past year has been an eventful one for ’75. Not that the class has beaten “ out of sight” all preced¬ ing classes of the Institute, which delicate point must of course be left to the cold judgment of outsiders, for decision. Few left the class, and everything passed off quietl} T to all appearances, during the fall and winter. In ' the winter a con¬ cert was ventured on in order to raise money to defray the ex- penses of the coming Commencement. The concert was given by the Phillips Concert Troupe, and although very unsatisfac¬ tory in a financial point of view, it was generally conceded to be an excellent entertainment. Nothing’ more was ventured on to raise funds, and the loss incurred by the concert• seemed to be borne with as good grace as was possible under the cir¬ cumstances. With beginning of spring term came the lectures in Geology by Dr. Hunt, all passing pleasantly away, generally speaking.