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THE BATTALION.
The business manager wishes to say that our next is
sue will contain an account of the graduating class of ’98,
as to their present positions; also a report of the ex-cadets
and Alumni that have taken part in our recent war with
Spain.
The sponsors for the companies of the Corps of Cadets
are as follows: Company “A,” Miss Rita Sbisa; company
“B,’’Miss Ethel Cavett; company “C,” Miss Foster; com
pany 7 “D,” Miss M. Stella Shepard.
The Commandant’s office has been converted into a
second-hand news depot. Those desiring cheap literatnre
may obtain same by applying there.
Found:—In Dr. Bittle’s section room, one lock of hair.
Owner may obtain same by applying to him. Full descrip
tion and photograph necessary for identification.
Adams ’99 says that the Corps ought to be easy on a
sick man.
Hurst—I am going home if I have to study Physics.
Other Cadet—You ought to run against Gen. History.
Hurst—Why, is that the General who is to be Com
mandant here?
OFFICERS OF FIRST CLASS.
E. J. Kyle, President; A. M. Sloss, Vice President; J.
M. Adams, Secretary; T. A. G. Hubbard, Treasurer; J. B.
Sterns, Class Fool; J. S. Monroe, Legal Adviser; W. H.
Whisenant and Evans, Sports.