The Senior class is to be congratulated upon the unqualified success which has attended its election of Class Day officers. The undesirable features of the new system were fortunately obviated by the small number of nominations, and on the other hand the total vote was so large as to be all that could be desired. As a result, then, of the combination of these two causes, a practically complete vote, and fewness of nominations, for the first time in many years almost every officer elected has the satisfaction of knowing that he has been placed in his position by a majority of his class.
That the '98 officers are preeminently the choice of the class is then apparent. To any one familiar with their individual records the wisdom of the choice is no less evident. Every man on the list has earned his place by the reputation which he has won for himself, and by the services he has rendered Harvard University.
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