1896.] to. Piano Duet, Overture—,.' Miss Wyman, t. Male Chorus—" Men of Harlech." 12. Chorus—" The Star Spangled Banner." Harmonized by H. W. Parker, The following are the averages of the physical measurements of Class '99, taken by Physical Director Hoskins. Age 18 years, 3 months; weight, 151 pounds, 7 ounces; height standing, 67.5 inches; height sitting, 35.3 inches; chest, normal, 34.5 inches; chest, inflated, 38 inches; waist, girth, 29.9 inches; hip girth, 36.3 inches; thigh, girth, 20.7 inches; calf, girth, i 4; biceps, girth, 10.9 inches; shoulder breadth, 16.2 inches; breadth of chest, 10.7 inches; breadth of waist, 10.5 inches; capacity of lungs, 238 cubic inches; strength of back, 350 poundS; strength of legs, 490 pounds; .strength of right fore arm, 52 kilograms; strength of left shoulder, 51 kilograms. Tallest man in the class, H. H. Mallory, height, 7 i.B inches. Heaviest man in the class, A. F. Dolc, weight, 184 pounds, 2 ounces. Student showing best physical development, A. F. Dolc. As compared with the measurements of last year's Freshman class, taken at the same time of the year, the class of '99 is nine months younger; not as tall by' half an inch; same average in general development; seven pounds heavier; capacity of lungs, three cubic inches higher; thirty pounds lower in total strength. The following resolutions were adopted by the Senior class at a recent meeting: WHERrAS, Dr. John M. Gregory', out of consideration for his old friend, Dr. George W. Atherton, and his desire to aid his fellowmen in the battle of life, did, at an inconvenience to himself, lay personal feelings aside to instruct us, members of the Senior class of the Pennsylvania State College, not only in the class room, but on Sabbath mornings by his talks in the college chapel, and WHEREAS, He has shown great interest in our welfare and a willingness at all times to aid and advise us, be it Resolved, That we, the members of the Senior class of the Pennsylvania State College, do extend our hearty thanks to Dr. John M. Gregory for his many kindnesses, good counsel, advice and instruction to us, and be it College Notes. " Egmont " L. von Beethoven Op. 34. Mrs. Tuttle.
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