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OFFI I'R '.

\1. F. F \R \1 J R, Pre ident. H. D. L\\\, Vice-President.
L. ( 1. D1~10 I>, :ecretar) H. P. Ho\\ \RD, Treasurer.
R. B. D WIS. 'haplin RICH \RD \VI HB, ,'ergeant-at-arm .
R. ' :\IoRL, Reporter. PRoF. F. . :\\I';, ritic.

Feel in!! that ~ ou \\ ould he J!reatl~ interested m knm\ in!! \\ ho "the)" are, the
o ·iet) bel! to make the following report:
In previous ) ears there \\ere t\\ o bo) ' Literan 'ocietie in the college, hut feelmg
that the number of male :--.tudent \\'a-. comparatiH·Iy small tor t\\ o -.ucces ful -.ocietie ',
they decided that the) could do more efficient work if the t\\ o o ·i tie-. would unite.
Thus at the beginninj! of the )Car the -.ocieties united, choosing a· a relic a part of
the name of each of the old -.ocieties-\\ hich were the Phil ilogian and the Ero-.ophian-
,md gave the ne\\ oci ty the name Philo. ophian.

The bo) . have enjo)ed many good, snappy debate 111 their hall during the \ear,
he:--.ide. t\\ o open program-. \\ hich were e -cellentl) carried out.
In a call meeting of \larch the twenty-fourth, the pre-.ident tendered his resigna-
tion to the ociet), much to the regret of all. \I r. Farn:er ha made an e cellent presi
dent durin!! the )t'ar, flllinl! the honored po ition with dignity and ea-.e. The president
\\on hi \\ m into the heart-. of ever) ho\ - althouj!h on I) in chool two tern1-.-hi.
magi influence \\ill be felt in coming ) ear-.. Each ho~ cheri he· a \\arm place in hi
heart for the honored pre idem, and it i-. \\ ith J!rief that the) bo\\ to the inevitable.