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Corporation ............................................................ 12 Faculty and Officers ................................................. 13 Biographical and Bibliographical. ........................... I6- 25 In l\Iemoriam ................ ......................................... 26 An H istorical Sketch ............................................. 27- ;:2 Professors j. ] . \\'bite and C. J. Ilarris ........................ 33 ROLl, OF STUDENTS ..................................................... 35- 39 Graduating Academic Class ....................................... 42 H istory of Class ................................................... 43-46 Class Poem ....................................... ..................... 49-52 Engineeriu g Class ..................................................... .'i4 History of Class ...................................................... 57- sS Law Class ................................................................ 6o H istory of Class ...................................................... 63- 65 Academic Class o f '96 ................................................ 67 Commencemen t '94 ........................................................ 69 Announcements for '95· ................................................. 70 Final Ball, '9s ........................................................... 71 PUBLICATIOKS ................................................................ 75 Editors of the Colleg ian ............................................ 76 The South ern Colleg ian ... ....................................... 77 - 79 Periodicals .. ....... ...... ... ............................................. 81 [C0:-1T1X UE D ON NEXT PAGE .] PAGE PAGE ORGA :-;'I ZATIO :-;" S .............................................................. S.t STATE CLUBS Grah am-Lee Literary Socie ty ............ ........................ 85 Kentuck y ..................... ............................................. I3i Washing ton Literary :Society .......................... ... ... ...... 87 \\'est Virg inia ................. ......... ....................... ......... I38 Interior o f the Ch apel.. .... ........................................ SS :\I issouri ...................... ...... ...... ........................... ...... 139 l\Tedal! sts in Oratory .. ................................................ go j ackson's Statue ........................................................ 91 ~ ~:~:; ~ :; ~ ... :::::::::::::::: .. :::::::::::: .. :::::::::: :::::.::::::::: :::::: ~ ~~ \". 1\I. C. A ........... ................. ............ ..................... 9.J-95 Alabam a ................................................................ ... Ip FRATER:-o:ITI F.S ... ............................................................ 9i Fish burne Sch ool Club ........................................... ......... q3 l'hi Kappa P si .. .... ................................ ................. 98-99 F rench Club .. ...... .......................................................... q .J Kappa Alpha ........ .............................................. loo- Io r Irish Club ................................ .......... .. .......................... 14 5 Sigma Chi ...... ..... ............................................... Io2- 103 V. :\I. 1. Club ......... ........................ ............... .................. 147 Sig ma Alpha £psilo n .......................................... I04- 105 ATHLETICS Phi Gamma Delta .............. .. ................................ 1o6- 1o7 General Athletic Association........ ..... ...... .... ..... .. .. .. r 50 Sigma Nu ... ..... ...... ...... ........ .............................. loS- 109 Foot Ball. .. ..... ................................. ..................... 151 Phi Theta P si ...... .. .......................... .................... 1 Io-1 11 T en nis ............................................ ........................ 154 Phi De lta Theta ...... ............. ............................... I I2- IJ.+ Cross Country Runs .... ................... ............................ I 55 Kappa Sig ma ...... ................................................ I !5- I I6 Base Baii .................................................................. I56 Alpha T au Omega .. ............................................. II 7- II9 Boatin g .. .............. ................................................... I 59 Pi Kappa Alpha .... .. ................................... ......... 120- 121 Indoor Gymnastics .................................................. 162 Phi Kappa Sig ma ................................................ 122- 123 T HE CENT EN NIAl, POE !I! .................................... ..... 165- 175 The:a Phi E psilon ........ ..... ................................. 12.j- I25 Am ong the Al umni ...... ........................ ...... .... ................. 1::i9 G lee and Ba njo Cluhs ...... ................................................ r28 Statistics ................................................................ ...... 209 An cient F ragment .. ............................................ I3I- 135 The Battle of the Pigsk in ........................................... .... 2 q Itinerary .................. ............................................... I35 Advertiseme n ts ............................................... ......... 220 Cotillion Club ................................................................ 136 :ffionri) of l!SNtorB. 16oarb of JEbitors. \Y. R. YAXCE, <!> E l[f, Editor-in-Chief. W. C. LAlTCK, Asst. Editor-in-Chief. Law Class-GF.o. E. LEsERT, ~ .\ -. Academic Class-\V. :.rcc. MARTIN, 2' ~Y. Y. M. c. A.-CHAS. ] . BOPPEL - J. D. M .•-\Rl\IIST EAD, </> 0 lJf. J. C. C. BLACK, j R., I\. _- l. G. R. HOl"STON' ~· X. ]No. L. YoeNG, ~ A E. B. c. FLouRNoY, <P r .J. CLAUDE F UNKHOUSER, -:':! A. s. B. ARl\IAT, q> ...J 0. c. c. Tt-TwrLER, _:1 T n. A. B. LAFA R, l7 I\ .rl. s. G. CLAY, <[> [\_ ~: . R. A. BAKER, 8 X E. Business :\[anager, J. B. Bl'LLITT, <[> r :J. Asst. Business :\Ianager, EnwARD \\". \\·rLSOs, <l> I\. lJf. 1Tllustrators. B c. FLoeRNoY. <P r .J. G. CuTHBERT PowELI., J\- .rl. R. \V. FLOGRNOY , <!> r ...J. D. c. :.rcBRYDE. M. PoRTER, TI A" / t. 8 11llur,tratorr,. \. '1~REfACE. 1;- •• ._. ~_-,,, ' ;J_(;SJ~..fY ~ I ~. 'l't P' 1 1 AI ~~ • • -~/1 HE publication of the first volume of the (!al~.t is attended with many ~~ ~ .. -. ~ ~ misgivings on the part of its editors. That the book is sadly different \..~r ; ~ , from th at whi ch was pictured to the enthusiastic mass-meeting of the 'V ,~' students last fall, when it was \·ociferously decided that an Annual '"~ V · sho uld forthwith be published, different fro~1 what we would have had 1 • - ~~\ 1 .. ·; it, a nd most sadly of all. different from that which would have fitly rep- ~- ~~~ resented the life and \\·ork at \Vashing ton and Lee, is only too true. But \\ ... iJ the editors would t> xcuse tli emseh·es- and their excuse- by reminding the public of the peculia r difficulties under whi ch their work has been clone. The: strong spirit of conservati sm that has so long characterized this in stitution is well known. Any new adventure must needs pro\·e itself \\' ell before it receives the support of either fa culty or students. Added to this natural di strust inspired by a new enterprise, was the recollecti on of the unsuccessful attempt to publish an Annual two years ago. and a consequent in cl in ation on th e part of those ex pected to do work to idly await the failure of the present attempt rather tha n to come forward ancl acti\·ely secure its success. But as a considerable offs et to these di scouragements at ho me must be mentioned the steady and substantial encouragement of the Alumni. ~l a y blessings be up on the "01J Boys!" \\'ith much g reater labor than was ever anticipated by the edi tors, aft er encountering many obstacles whose existence was before unsuspected, the
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