Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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junior Chat I say, Shorty, don't you feel sometimes as dear old Rip when he awoke, rubbed his eyes and looked about in wonder at the change about him? Do I remember back that far? VVhy, what under the sun are you talking about? It was only yesterday, boy. There's Chick, ask him. Ch, yes, we all remember Turkey in the straw very well indeed. I'll never forget laughing at lean, lanky Sargent standing up there puffing away at three cigars in his mouth. That 1907 Minstrel show couldn't be beat. I-Iow did you live through the next two days of that week? Draw up your chairs a bit closer, fellows, -- There are the implements on the table. Let's see, where was I? Oh yes, those were the halcyon days when we were Hgreen in judgment, but I rather think our ryhming boast, we have the wit, we have the grit has proven a very true sign', of all the good things we've had since then. just think of that cane rush! If you want to rouse the angry passions of one of our venerable Seniors, take that for a starter. Add fuel to the flame? By love, that's right. There was a certain Freshman smoker that was managed with neatness and dispatch. HNot to put too fine a point upon it as Mr. Snagsby would say, we were masters of the art of strategy in those days and knew how to enjoy ourselves. I.,et's see, we haven't forgotten any of those lessons yet, have we? I-Iave one? Do you know, I always like to look back with pleasure to that Sunday when we so proudly escorted the Seniors to chapel-there was quiet dignity and soldierly order for you! I merely touch upon it in passing. Then the added sense of dignity and responsibility for the innocent young lambkins entrusted to our care as Sophomores! The wise discretion and paternal fondness which we exercised over our charges-You'd better open the window, Dan'l. Think we ought to have an inquiry column in the Collegian?- Ask the lady from Philadelphia or Ask the man of 19O7.U Say, I quite agree with you there. There's no use in keeping all these, good things to ourselves. VVe may as well assume our proper place as arbiters of custom. See Vol. II of H1907 Commen- taries for this or that! i'The play's the thing, you say. And we said it, too! I don't think Kenyon's had anything quite so good as our Turned Up perform- ance. No! No! No! I-Iush, Goldy, don't bring up Danville. Lets forget it! No, indeed, I don't forget our Sophomore I-Iop. Ah me! Gr that banquet, either. Verily, there was a How of soul. Even Sammy stirred us from the depths by his eloquence. And now, where are we? I know it's hard to realize 37