College of Wooster - Index Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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JUNIOR CLASS

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. After receiving a horse, and a shield bearing the mysterious device, '99, U. of W., the youth departed. The path led uphill, and the scenery, though beautiful, was beginning to grow monotonous, when a hostile knight charged suddenly upon the young traveller. He met the shock of battle with such strength and skill, that his adversary fell before him. Wearied with the conflict, he fell asleep by the roadside, and again saw the vision, the same as before except that now, a marble tablet, inscribed with his name, and surrounded by a golden halo, gleamed down from the wall. Re- freshed in spirit, he pursued his journey on foot, for his noble steed had strayed away while he slept, and never was seen again. Thrice three moons soon sped away, and the first period of the journey was ended. Now adventures began to thicken round the young knight. His way led through a dark forest, wherein prowled evil beasts, ellipses, parabolas, differentials, and many another monster! When these creatures gathered around him, the youth was about to do battle with them, but he heard a voice sighing amid the the tree-tops, Desist, fair boy, and flee. I am the shade of one who once entered upon that fruitless conflict. Be- wareln The instinct of self-preservation took hold mightly upon the youth, and he made good his escape, never pausing till he emerged from the forest. While he sought a resting-place for the night, he went into a cave. Near the entrance was a prodigious heap of broken test-tubes and retorts, and the interior was a grewsome place, filled with vile odors, and resound- ing with terriiic explosions. The youth refused to tarry there, though the Guardian Genius of the place tore his golden locks in frenzied entreaty. Instead, he spent the night beneath the pale stars, and next morning, about sunrise, he perceived a queer little person seated on a neighbor- ing boulder. He was dressed all in brilliant orange, and though he jumped nimbly down from his seat, he limped a trifle as he crossed the road. A word with you, valiant knight, said he, 'll am called The Class Syiiriit, and it is my office to bestow upon every deserving knight a helmet to match his ff? f MQ Abs W 'X 6 Q? K 53, f 'r l 531.4 4 f-ff Nix? 'sf Cam 3- 7 1'-clhkfg lg X , -J I v , , 1 .lu .ry ,Q Z4 I 7 3. 1 V. f 1, ,qi ' rf g TSP ,. ' ,1-4-jg f -' Af.-.. I V ' Q I ' ,. 5,5 x N 9 , ggi ' 1-X 3, 1 -'T - ' I ' 5 - ff fp ' I P I 4 X lm' 4 'J Qlffill k l na f A .1 L4 , -. ' - kzfiegw X 1' mf Q w x, 'ng v' 3+ -f - ' an 'ff 'az v , ,Lf Us fi I --it gb- r ff, ng3 bp - ,W . -I A -A- , ez '- fa, -:Y 3 . , gavygsiirgyiffir e ,: 6. 0 ' fa' -. ge.. 'tfg f ,:,:n,gf fr. ig 4 la, ff-,,-f53lZ?' If-' -5-nffgflf ' '- rf' N4 A-'Z Z X ' ' f A -sr I 4 ,- K '9',, ,, Y 'if' -1 K. -. M-Zvvr far 7 in Qs., -I 5 ' LT- .efilg