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B'Y this time it is a \yell recognized fact that \vhen our class inaile it?appearance here, B. U. enrolled some of the best illaterial tliat it lla(!received for some time.I'irst of all calne the Eiitmnce EX;LIIIS., ~rl~ich \\el-e the least of our trou-I~les. l'hen in quick succession follo\ved the class scrap aticl the footl~ailg:lme. Ilotli of the victories \yere ours. During the Hr~liclay season \ve fittinalybanqueteil, but the "Gods that Ile" not al~l>roving of our offerinq.; to tllcGoddess 'l'erpsichore 011 tiiat iestivc occasion. ~lccixreil it thc last of tlic i',,-E(Ival-iet?..I11 the Spring I\-e tmk ;~nolher step up\\.arils. Ilei-aliling our al>proacll asSoplionioi-es I I arlministeriiig ~a 12 to 9 defeat to the Class of rgrr ill tlicI,asebnll gaiiie.!Is Sophomores, after n-inning the victot-y over the Fresliinen in tlicallnual footl~all game. 1I.e daringly pulle(l do\v11 thc colors of the first yearmen an~l tm:npled them in the dust, \vhile ours, the Reil and Blacli, rcnlaiiie~lon the coal posts, a laudahle tribute to the class of 1912.111 this our Junior year n.e had ;I test of our class loyalty, anil as especte(lcainc tlii-ougli n.it11 honor to ourselves. That some "Hi~l1-l11-ows"further up so\ved seeds of dissension among us, seeking tlius to nlar our goodname. a11d Io~ver our high standard in the eyes of the graduate \vorlcl, isa mere recorcl of college history and "a Ilit 'o li~imor" to ns all. Ho\\- thatwe \\we entirely equal to the occasion is sIio\vn by the way \\.e now st;~n:ltogether. all \\,orking for the best interests of our class.\\!lie c;1n foretell \\.hat \ve shall not accoinplish individuall!, and as ;Iclass! Jnrlgilig from \\-hat \ve have accomplished, and consiclerii~~ tile difliculties\ve h:~ve lahore(l un(1er. is it not Pair to assuii~e tliat ours \\-ill Ile a positionloftier than yet reached by any other class, and a hard one to Ile re:lche~lby onr successors ?