CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I. A WORD AND A BLOW.

CHAPTER II. HAMLIN SPEAKS HIS MIND.

CHAPTER III. SECTION D TAKEN BY SURPRISE.

CHAPTER IV. A BLOW FOR CLARK.

CHAPTER V. HAMLIN RETURNS.

CHAPTER VI. UNPLEASANT FOR CRAWFORD AND HENDERSON.

CHAPTER VII. VERY NEARLY AN ACCIDENT.

CHAPTER VIII. THE COMPETITIVE DRILL.

CHAPTER IX. FREEMAN MAKES A DECISION.

CHAPTER X. A PUBLIC APOLOGY.

CHAPTER XI. NEW PUPILS IN SECTION D.

CHAPTER XII. WHO SHALL BE CAPTAIN OF COMPANY C?

CHAPTER XIII. THE ELECTION.

CHAPTER XIV. NEW METHODS IN THE BATTALION.

CHAPTER XV. WHO IS THE THIEF?

CHAPTER XVI. A SNOWBALL FIGHT.

CHAPTER XVII. HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE.

CHAPTER XVIII. GLADNESS FOR CLARK.

CHAPTER XIX. COMMENCEMENT.

Transcriber's Notes:

A HIGH-SCHOOL STORY.

BY
I. T. THURSTON,

Author of “Ruth Prentice,” “Next-Door Neighbors.”

BOSTON
The Pilgrim Press
CHICAGO