Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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draws ’88 over the mark. The scene is related, and with the same result. So that with scarcely a tug, the tug is ours.7 Now the Church bell rings and the gay Freshies come up the path swinging what? Large hickory clubs, freshly cut and painted. They (the Freshies) smile on us and we in sympathy smile on them. The scene is shifted to a Freshman’s room, a Freshman’s cane and a Sophomore’s knee. There is a snap, a shower of splinters, and — all is o’er, and the Freshman swings his cane no more. Now the Faculty is heard sounding our praises and loudest of all is “ Bones.” Silently, and all too swiftly, other events of the year glide by, and we move onward, onward to the end of our Sophomore year.9 HISTORIAN. ? We regret the necessity at publishing such slush. H Doubtless. it So near and yet so far: several examinations. For the benefit of the general public, we wish to state that ’88 was unwell last Kenyon-day. 80

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