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the drama of College life. New duties have fallen to us, and with them heavier responsibilities. And though we are a more youthful class than any of our predecessors, still we have assumed those duties and responsibilities with that same grit and resolution manifested by the most auspicious class that has out from the walls of \V. M. C. And outlined on the horizon our future we see Justice, clothed in robes of outstretched hand the garland of fame, beckoning us on to truth and honor. The Naughty-two Class is well represented in every organization on Hill." On the athletic field she pla)!s quite an important 11'101"e half of the on the last foot ball team were members this class. In basket she is equally well known and feared. the game which decided the championship of the College by Freshman team by a score of .16 to 5. In the class room it is easy to into the problems of Political Economy, to "T'racef y)." the lines of historical nevetopment, or for" \Veeks" to translate the orations of Cicero. Supremely she even though our failed to" Lynch" her his, while Robin- And now what shall I say of our girls? What a would be the attempt to write their history, "Iris," at whose shrine all worship. talent, and ambition are characteristic of the girls of It is a matter of pride to us to know that there is a feeling exist- between ]902 and the other classes on the" Hill." as regards class preceding us, who" once upon a time" were avowed enemies. Class 'once-so tinged with bitterness, have been swept away. We are all here for the same purposes, and side by side we will be found endeavoring to uphold the honor of the dear old "Gold and Green." The fun-loving is very prominent at "Saratoga Place "-where the Junior boys dwell. the steady old" Deacon" willingly (?) joins in. Occasionally someone is heard blowing a trombone S{i/III"OIU', who is vainly endeavoring to walk a crack in But this gives only a faint impression of llS who room on "Dreamy Avenue" and "Slumber Lane." And next year we will be Seniors! Why even the word itself bespeaks dignity, but can we who are so jolly and free ever assume that aspect? \Ve do not care to appear dignified, nor will we be so. For throughout our col- lege course there has flowed beneath the mirth-loving ripples of the surface a -+ g6 +--