They will also recall how Dave Darrin, when accused of treachery to his classmates, patiently bided his time until he, with the aid of some close friends, was able to demonstrate his innocence.

Our readers know that before the end of the first year at the Naval Academy, Dave had fully reinstated himself in the esteem of his manly classmates, and how he quickly became the most popular and respected member of his class.

"But winning the commendation of your superior officers doesn't always imply that you'll get much praise from your classmates.

But members of the three upper classes resort to the use of "mister," in addressing classmates, only when they wish to be offensive or nearly so.

What would his history teacher and his fellow classmates think?

Such students should be encouraged to follow their own spirits, and to share with their classmates the joy of their discoveries.

The boys crowded around in an awe-stricken way, and even his classmates and those with whom he was well acquainted looked at him with a certain respect he had never seen before.

Several of his classmates raised their heads inquiringly at the noise.

Her classmates and the professors of the institution have congratulated her in the warmest terms and in the literary and the language club of Boston her achievement of the M.A. degree has been spoken of with high praise.

It will be remembered that during his first session at the University he was an eager disputant with his classmates on the Voluntary side, and that towards the close of his course, after a memorable debate in the Diagnostic Society, he secured a victory for the policy of severing the connection between Church and State.

Rushing forward with the accumulated impetus of years of training in swiftly speeding effort, she flashed by the goal ... and stopped short, finding herself in company with a majority of her feminine classmates in a blind alley.

Sterry lived in Boston, where he and Fred Whitney were classmates and warm friends.

No,I may forget the playfellows of my childhood, my college classmates, my professional associates, my comrades in arms, but I will remember you and your benedictions until I cease to breathe!

Once he heard thus the voice of one of his classmates whom he least remembered; at another time it was that of his old admiral, Rourke, uttering the words of command.

The following testimony of one of President Garfield's classmates and intimate friends may fitly be added here: "For him there was but one Mark Hopkins in all the world; but for Professor Albert Hopkins also, or 'Prof. Al.,' as he was called in those days, the Generalnot only while at college, but all through life entertained the highest regard, both as a man and a scholar.

He is as old as his classmates, but not so learned.

From time to time many of our classmates visited us, and all alike enjoyed the intellectual fencing in which my brother-in-law drilled them.

As I had become sufficiently philosophical to talk over my religious experiences calmly with my classmates who had been with me through the Finney revival meetings, we all came to the same conclusionthat we had passed through no remarkable change and that we had not been born again, as they say, for we found our tastes and enjoyments the same as ever.

Alas, how many of those academy classmates, each of whom was then the soul of honor and the heart of truth, drowned their intellects in the flowing bowl.

You ought to find something to tell your teacher and classmates about the grains.

He inquired about my studies, about my classmates, about my teacher, about the school games.

His classmates had to push him forward.

"It means that we'll stay right here until we go to the university," one of Keith's classmates explained in a tone implying that it must make quite a difference to their lives.

Keith was thoroughly aware of the fact that his classmates regarded their behaviour as inexcusably undignified in pupils of the Lower Sixth, but contrary to custom, he didn't care very much.

Diligent and persevering in his studies, his rapid progress and high attainments won the regard of his teachers, while his amiable manners endeared him to his classmates.