Show PRINCETON'S CLASS OF OP 77 I Its House on the Campus Only Class Building at an The Tho llon Ilona of or th the tho recent glass class Jay flay and commencement m nt at Princeton were th the ramous famous class clasa of oC 77 71 which returned after arter an absence nce of or twenty five years to celebrate The class has been famous U in Princeton annals annal since WI 1571 when It fl won tho the race at Saratoga a. a Soon after graduation It built on the campus tho note nole 17 77 house which I Is the only class building at an American lf co college e am and which Is the e clas headquarters headquarter's to which It returns f for Its ts reunions g Tho first story contains a 1 biological laboratory used by professors wh who wha arc are mem members rw of or r the claSS hi and aind the send nn sri imposing Gothic hall In which th class clas assembles On this occasion slon ft It also Mso had a club house hOWle in town where the tho members rs slept and ate and which was waft covered from c cellar lIar to roof root with orange and black Every graduate te and undergraduate In town r regarded the class clus of 77 17 with ad admiration aei- aei and cheered It lust lustily II whenever when ever r It appeared In procession lon with it Ita uniform of ot Pan Panama ma hats and gray pra umbrella um urn- brella Over O el ht of ot the original class iS were present ent the largest number which whichever e over ever r appeared at a year twenty celebration cele cele- bra bration tion A large number of the members havo have become well known aine graduation Among Amona the members arc are arc John A A. Campbell Camp Camp- bell of Trenton n I X J J. J the pottery lottery millionaire millionaire million million- aire who I Is perpetual l president secretary scene secre tary and treasurer r Moses ses Taylor whose benefactions to the colle college c and town mount to over H It million Drs Des Henry B B. B Chapin Frank Hartley Andrew endrew 1 J McCosh Tl n. B. B Rid id lel Charles Charlesn n of or New York Lawyers W W. y F p Dunning R. R II H. Francis II H Spoir Charles Sydney Clark rk Richard A. A Springs Charl I J. J Ill and 1101 Francis FrancisI I K Parker pf pC if New York Profs Henry 1 F. F Osborn of or Columbia V v. B. B Scott mid and A. A T T. Ormond of oC Princeton Princeton Princeton Prince Prince- ton H. H N N. Mat at rr cr of or Wooster and Malcolm Mal colm l of or Lake Forest Justice JUll Walter L. L Smith of ot th the thc New York Supreme court and Judge R Po W. W Walker of or Alabama Rev Wilton M Smith of or the iho thoC C n ral Presbyterian church Rev M. M W tV Jacobus Rev Rov David Id Laughlin and a n. dozen other othet clergymen G George A A. A Armour Armour Arm Arm- Armour our our M. M T. T 1 Pyne Harvey Harve E. E Fl Fisk FIk k and other financial men George e W. W Brown Mayor lIlOr Lows LOW 8 marshal Frank P. P Glass OlaM an Influential editor of oC Alabama D D. D D D. Jt Jenkins Welsh elsh tie the bard hard and Benjamin Benjamm Benja Benja- mm min r Nicoll the tho well known sportsman and clubman The The- Thecla cla class chas s has given a large largo amount of oC money to college purposes I M i L T. T H. H f F Y Osborn and anti Gone George A A. Armour being tho the lar largest contributors COntributor The biological blo bio logical laboratory new library athletic held ild E. E M J urn MuI and other Institutions maLl havo have been en procured principally through the Instrumentality of or the class and und nearly all nfl th thIS the Princeton exploring expeditions have been I led d by of ot I We e leave leavo no stone sone unturned Is their motto and they prove ew It New York Tribune |