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The Choral Class, under Miss Philbrick's direction, has practiced regularlysince September. It usually furnishes music at Commencement, and adds muchto the enjoyment of that week. This year they are learning a very difficult opera,which will be rendered sometime during Commencement week.Orcbtstra.First Violin.-Professor Sampaix (leader), J. W. Yingling, V. K. Lawson.Second Violin.-W. B. Glotfelty, H. S. Martland, R. B. Martland.Cornet.-R. S. Tyson, V. N. Ridgely.Flute.-Dr. Bonnotte.Trombone.-S. A. Harker.Clarionet.-George Morelock.Piano.-H. Gilligan.128
O~¢rb¢ar"in tb¢ Pantry.A few mornings ago, while taking my morning stroll, I chanced to pass bythe pantry window, Attracted by the sound of queer and unnatural voices, Ipaused to listen. I approached the window and beheld the strangest sightimaginable. It was a convention of the edibles. I stood where I could hear, andthe following conversation reached my ears:Bread.-Oh, me! I feel like one of Professor Simpson's jokes.Cabbage.-How is that?Bread.-I am so stale.Cabbage.-I am not stale, but I have a pain in my head.Bread.-Where else could it be? you're all head. Why, hello, Milk! How areyou this morning?Milk.-I'm almost foundered. That nigger just poured a half a gallon ofwater into me. Don't I look thin?Potato.-Oh, that's nothing. The old fool put me in the oven and shut thedoor. So now I am as dryas a bone. •Cabbage.-That's not why you look so pale. You're in love.AI1.-POotatOo in love!Cabbage.- Yes, he's in love with his dear sweet Potato. Look coming!Why, Coffee, what are you doing on that crutch?Coffee.-I am so weak I have to use it.Bread.-My goodness! Look at Cheese hopping around there in the corner.Say, Cheese, what has gotten into you anyway?Cheese.-Skippers! Skippers!Bread.-Everybody appears to be ailing. I know I would like to break thatnigger's head for cutting me like he did to-day.Meat.-Shut up! You are too blamed crusty!Milk.-Oh, that horrid creature; he is entirely too tough! He is reallyswearing.Meat.-Well, I guess you would cuss, too, if you had been here as long as Ihave. I've been cooked four times this week and have had the boys sticking theirforks in my sides till I am sore. I am getting too old to be handled so rudely.Egg.-How old are you, Meat?Meat.-I was fourteen my last birthday. You needn't talk, though; youare no spring chicken.Egg.-Fro111 the way my sides ache I think I will be in a few days, though.Bread.-Say, fellows, why is Egg like a forlorn-looking student coming outof Dr. Ward's room?AI1.-Give it up!Bread.-Because he's been "set on." Ha! ha!129
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Board of (rusttts.Elected.J. W. HER
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faculty.REV. THOS. HAMILTON LEWIS,
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MAP OF CAMPUS AND BUILDINGS.1 Main
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additional space was provided by er
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a handsome, well-equipped gymnasium
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The original building with all its
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W~stminst~r (b~ological S~minary.CH
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SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES.Deserving s
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SENIORROLL.Holmes Davenport Baker..
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not always white, but most any colo
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need. Often has she heard a timid k
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the sand. For some reason-I know no
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