A room for Alumni and families
Pages to send to alumni and their families
These pages show students by name and face: an editorial staff, a tennis club, the Glee Club, three basketball teams, and two students on the front walk. The name search reads all 61 volumes, so a family can look for a grandmother or a great-aunt, and any passage below can be made into a card to share.


Pages for this room
The editorial staff of the V.I. Pennant, 19061906 · The V.I. Pennant
The Crimson Crackerjacks, a tennis club, 19101910 · The V.I. Pennant
The Glee Club, 19151915 · The Intermont
Three basketball teams, 19271927 · The Intermont
Two students on the front walk, 19391939 · The Intermont
"Life at College": a diary of 1949-501950 · The IntermontPassages to quote
- 1949Sept. 30th, 1949
Oh, I felt so mean today. It was Rat Day and we really made those Juniors jump, but they were swell sports even if they had to do some crazy tricks.
The Intermont, 1950. See the page. From "Life at College", a diary. The page gives no year; Sept. 18th is a Sunday and Thanksgiving falls on Nov. 24th, which fits 1949.
As printed. See the scan - 1950Feb. 11th, 1950
Are the Seniors happy tonight! We beat the Juniors in the basketball game, and no Junior found the effigy in its well-hidden place.
The Intermont, 1950. See the page. Year inferred.
As printed. See the scan - 1950May 29th, 1950
Graduation! Well, it's all over! After two years of living in heaven we must go back down to earth again. Farewell, V. I.!
The Intermont, 1950. See the page. Year inferred.
As printed. See the scan
Trails to follow
Teams and games, 1910 to 1927
A tennis club, two basketball pages, and a drawing for the athletics section.
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