1898.]
A basket ball team, composed of students who live in the
borough and some who remained here during vacation, played
the Williamsport Y. M. C. A. team, at Williamsport, on New
Year's night. The score was 24-3 in favor of State, a surprise to
the Williamsport boys at least.
The following schedule for gymnasium exercises will be followed
until after the inter-class basket ball games:
Monday, 3:30, base ball, Evening, basket ball, 'ox.
Tuesday, 3:30, classes and trackmen. Evening, basket ball,
'oo.
Wednesday, 3:30, basket ball, ladies. Evening, basket ball,
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Thursday, 3:30, classes and trackmen. 4:30, 'Varsity basket
ball. ivening, basket ball, '9B.
Friday, 3:30, base ball. Evening, 'Varsity basket ball.
Saturday, 2:00, basket ball, ladies. 3:30, classes and trackinen
Evening, 'Varsity basket ball.
Regular work began January to. It is possible for about fifty
men to take part in each class and the student body at large is
expected to join these classes.
The evening of December io brought with it one of the most
enjoyable social events of the season. It was the occasion of a
reception and banquet tendered to the Senior class by Miss
Mabelle Thompson, at her home, east of the college. The in
terior decorations of the Thompson home were in the class colors,
red and black, and were most tastefully and artistically arranged.
Beside these, there were all the trophy cups which Ninety-eight
has won during her career. The entire affair was a splendid
success, and as such will long be remembered by the Senior
class. The banquet, which was enjoyed by eighty-four guests,
was without an equal in the history of the class. Our honored
friend, Dr. Colfelt, was present, and delighted the assemblage
with a most appropriate address. The following toasts were pro
posed and responded to most heartily
Toastmaster
The Red and Black
Our Characteristics
The Ladies
Great Expectations
Alma Mater
College Notes
H. M. ANDRIONS
. . H. G. Hunuß
R. T. STROHM
. L. E. THOMAS
F. T. BEERS
W. P. COCHRAN