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STACK.SIACK. CLASS "i fN'i. BOOK THE LIBRA RY v.\V\t\ OF HAVERFORO COLLEGE (Haverford, Pa.) THE GIFT OF \ N mo. 0\ 190 "^ Accession No. ANSA'S NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THE LIBRARY. Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2011 with funding from LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation http://www.archive.org/details/haverfordianvols1819have THE HAVERFORDIAN VOLUME XIX. May, J 897 to March, 1898. EDITORS: WALTER C. JANNEY, '98, Editor-in-Chief. ROBERT N. WILSON, '98. HOWARD H. LOWRY, '99. J. EDGAR BUTLER, '99. GRAYSON M-P. MURPHY, '00. JOSEPH H. HAINES, '98, resigned and succeeded by WILLIAM B. BELL, '00. FRANK K. WALTER, '00. J. H. HAINES, '98, Business Manager. J. W. TAYLOR, '98, Assistant Business Manager. Ibaverforo College, 1898. CONTENTS PAGE. Page. Alumni Day, W. C. Janney, '98, 36 Communications— Annual Meeting of the I. C. C. A., The, Cricket Letter, H. H. Lowiy, '99, 94 Dr. Francis B. Gummere, '72, 19 Annual Report of the President of the Y. Foot Ball Letter, M. C. A., The, E. Field, '97, 3 Dr. Thomas F. Branson, 'S9 43 Commencement, R. N. Wilson, '98 39 82 Class Day, J. H. Haines, '98 37 Harvard Letter, T. Harvey Haines, '96, 106 Class Foot Ball Games, The, Letter from Dr. Gummere 100 H. H. Lowry, '99, 62 Matriculate Catalogue, The, Class Relay Races, The, /. E. Butler, '99,.. 29 Prof. Allen C. Thomas, '65, 18 Cricket Averages for 1897, The, 70 Originality of " The Anaesthetic," The, Everett Medal Oratorical Contest, The, R. D. Wood, '98, 97 W. C. Janney, '98, 8 Report of the College Improvement Freshman Sports, The, W. C. Janney, '98... 12 Committee, The, Handicap Sports, The, J. E. Butler, '99,... 13 Amelia B. Gummere, 19 Junior Exercises, The, H, H. Lowry, '99,.. n Discussing the Question, "Shall Hav- " Meeting of the New England Alumni, The, erford Raise Her Standard ? George L. Crosman, 'S2, 41 Charles S. Crosman, 'yS, 42 Ninty-four's Class Dinner, W. Comfort, W. William W. Comfort, '94 43 '94, 79 President Sharpless, 50 Ninty-six's Class Dinner, P. D. I. Maier, '96, 79 Charles f. Rhoads, 'oj 51 Ninty-seven's Class Dinner, f. Henry Scattergood, '96 51 R. N. Wilson, '98, 79 Dr.f. Cheston Morris, 67 Relay Race at Franklin Field, The, Barker Newhall, 'S7 70 E. Butler, '99, 14 J. Cricket— Reunion of the Class of Seventy-two, First Eleven Matches, W. C. Janney, '98, 31 1897, Sophomore-Freshman Sports, The, H. H. Lowry, '99, 21 Second Eleven Matches, J. E. Butler, '99, 63 H. Haines, '9S, Sophomore Play, The, ('99) f. 26 Matches, H. H. Lowry, '99, 10 Third Eleven Sophomore Play, The, (1900) R. N. Wilson, '9S, 2S Editorials— W. C. Janney, '98, 93 Spring Sports, The, J. E. Butler, '99, 29 By W. C. Janney, '98. Tennis Tournament, The, Appeal, An 33 W. C. Janney, '9S, 30 Award of Haverfordain Prizes, 81 Alumni — Notes Competition for College Prizes, 49 J. H. Haines, 'p5, 32 Haverfordian Prizes 18 W. C. Janney, '9S, and Steere, '92, J. M. 46 Haverford Cricket Spirit, The 99 W. C. Janney, '98, 80 Management of the Skating Pond, The, 65 College Notes— New Cover, The, 2 R. N. Wilson, '98 14 New Cricket Captain, The, 67 J. H. Haines, '98, 32 New Fellowship, The, S2 Butler, J. £. '99, 47 NewMembersof the Board, 1 H. H. Lowry, '99 63 Past Summer's Cricket, The, 34 80 Prize Competition, The, 1 96 Recent Action of the Board of Mana- 112 gers, The 66 ) 1 CONTENTS. Page. Page Recent Decision of the Board, A, Si James Garfield, L. H. White, '00, 9 Support Needed by the Athletic Asso- Night on the Gulf Stream, A, ciations, The, 17 V. Gilpin, '9S, 7 Third Quarter, The, 2 On How to Master the Chafing Dish, Tendency Toward Thoroughness, A 9S 5. F. Seager, '00, 76 Trouble, The 1 Record of Haverford—Swarthmore Foot Ball— Games, 1879- 1897, A. G. Scattergood, 'g8, W. C.Janney, 'gS G. M-P. Murphy, '00; R. N. Wilson, 73 Speaks the Kettle, 'gS,- J. E. Butler, '99 58 G. M-P. Murphy, '00, 104 W. C. Jaunty, 'p8 ; R. N. Wilson, 'gS, 77 Sticks from a Seashore Daily, Hockey— G. M-P. Murphy, '00, 91 H. H.Lowiy, '99, 108 What are the Ten Best Short Poems in Lectures— English? W. C. Janney, '98 21 Telepathy, Prof. Rufus M. Jones, William Morris, F. K. Walter, '00 5 reported by F. K. Walter, '00, 95 The Song of Roland, Dr. Frank E. Far- Treasurers' Reports— ley, reported by F. K. Walter, '00,.... 96 Annual Report of the Treasurer of the Modern Experiments in Electrical Heat- Athletic Association, ing, Prof. Levi T. Edwards, M. B. Dean, '98, 30 reported by F. K. Walter, '00, 109 Annual Report of the Treasurer of the The Fenlands of England in History Haverford College Cricket Club, and Song, Prof. A. C. Thomas, F. A. Evans, '99, 45 reported by F. A*. Walter, '00, no Annual Report of the Treasurer of the Literary Articles— Foot Ball Association, (season of 1896) /. P. Morris, '99. 31 Anaesthetic, The, R. D. Wood, '9S 84 Annual Report of the Treasurer of the Brief Account of Shelley's Philosophy, A, Foot Ball Association ( season of 1 H. Se?isenig, '00, S~ , 897 A. G. Tatnall, '00, no Dread Book of Account, The, Annual Report of the Treasurer of the W. B. Bell, '00, 54 Haverford College Tennis Association, Escort, The, G. J. Walenta, 'o/ 90 E. H. Lycett,Jr., '99, 45 Farm Home, E. R.Ross, '9S, 56 — Hero of the War, A, R. N. Wilson, '9S, 53 Verse History of Foot Ball at Haverford, The, Bits,/. E. Butler, 'gg, 64 A. G. Scattergood, '9S, W. C. Jau- Cricket Precepts of Baloo, The, nty, 'gS 71 Norman Gale, 28 How Jim and I Scored Against Penn- Evolution, T.J. Grayson, '01, 1 1 sylvania, R. J. Burdette,Jr., '00, 74 To the Virgin, [Lines suggested by a It's Last Appearance, picture of a wayside shrine], R.J. Burdette, Jr., '00 103 T.J. Grayson, 'o/, 111 THE ^IBRFORD^ Haverford College Volume XIX, No. \ May. J 897 CONTENTS EDITORIALS— The Everett Medal Oratorical Contest, 8 New Members of the Board, . J The Everett Medal Prize Oration, . 9 The Trouble, i The Sophomore Play, 10 The Prize Competition, . t The Junior Exercises, M The Third Quarter, 2 The Freshman Sports, 12 The New Cover, 2 The Handicap Sports, J 3 The Annual Report of the President The Relay Race at Franklin Field, . J of the Y. M. C A., 3 4 William Morris, 5 College Notes, J4 A Night on the Gulf Stream, ... 7 Clippings, J5 The [,esds PRBSB, -i; Fii.iitRT St., Philadelphia . 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