Now that the junior class dinner is but one week off, it behooves us to make a few remarks about it. There are over forty names on the book so far. This number must be raised to fifty, before hopes of a dinner can be entertained. But let it be remembered that fifty is a minimum, not a maximum number. What class spirit does an attendance of fifty out of two hundred and fifty show? The number of those who attend ought to be at least one hundred! The success of the '87 dinner of last year will not allow that there should be any less interest in the dinner shown this year. Besides, '87 must now set a good example to the classes below it. What class spirit shall we expect to see them exhibit, if we do not exhibit that spirit ourselves? '87 has not been remiss in proving this class enthusiasm in the many victories and occasions in which it has had opportunity to show it. Let it not now be found wanting in this spirit, but let it come forward and make of its class dinner the largest, most entertaining, and so, most successful, junior dinner that has been held here for some years.