1898.]
Roasts
Cranks, Rubbernecks and Grinds
Class of '99
Our Victims,
Our Celebrations
Hear ye not the hum of mighty workings
The Ladies . . . . T. D, THOMAS
They shine upon our lives like sunbeams through the mist.
ALUMNI DEPARTMENT
'B5. J. C. Barret, chief chemist of the Ohio Steel Company,
visited the College in the latter part of last month.
'BB. George C. McKee is instructor in Physics at Dartmouth
College.
'9l. A. G. McKee has recently been promoted to Assistant
engineer of the Carnegie Steel Co., at Duquesne, Pa.
'93. P. F. Weld, of Sugar Grove, Pa., a Surveyor on the U.
S. Coast Survey, spent the last few days of January here.
'95. George K. Spence has left the Ohio Steel Company
and is now employed as a chemist in a paper mill at Johnsonburg,
Pa. •
'95.' Warren P. Smiley, until recently assistant in the chemical
laboratory, now holds a position with the Ohio Steel Company,
at Youngstown, Ohio.
'97. Tonner Harris and John Dom visited the College during
the latter part of last month.
'9B. F. T. Beers is now assistant in the chemistry laboratory.
Ex-'oo. 0. W. Bodler has entered Cornell.
U. S. Abercrombie is about to enter University of
Ex-' 00.
Alumni Department
The gallant Juniors.
An enemy's envy is an honor
INVORMAT, TOASTS
Ye gods, how they will talk!
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3. M. CRAIG.
H. K. CURTIN
J. P. RiTENouR.
G, K. REED.