ILLUSTRATIONS
| “Don’t have a fit, Deering, it’s only Maclaren”Page 99 | [Frontispiece] |
| Map of Deal SchoolPage 99 | [ix] |
| FACING PAGE | |
| Like a flash he slipped off his coat and cast it full in Chapin’sface | [22] |
| “After due consideration Captain Maclaren and I have decided toplay Deering at left end in to-morrow’s game.” | [50] |
| Tony dodged ... and raced on with a clear field | [158] |
| He opened the drawers and thrust malicious disturbing handsamong the contents | [210] |
| Tony was putting his questions now rapidly and with intention forhe had become suspicious | [254] |
| With terrible effort he got to the surface again | [292] |
| “You will certainly be coming up to college next year?” | [306] |
“Tall, eager, a face to remember,
A flush that could change as the day;
A spirit that knew not December,
That brightened the sunshine of May”
Fresh breezes blow and touch their favorite hill,
The waters quiver in the mellow light,
Wafts Paradise her fragrance o’er the marsh,
The Campus gleams with crimson and with white.
Fair banners flutter in the flowing winds,
And hopes are gleaming from the eyes of youth;
Old songs, from hearts that throb with loyal blood,
Arise, and echo with the ring of truth.
Bright laughter, merry shouts attune the air,
And over all the place is cast the gleam