Alfred University - Kanakadea Yearbook (Alfred, NY)

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zz : - :E E :E if EE 1 F s - f F - e f Q : e as-sf f EE. Ta, 9' H ggi' ' 'I . ff I Rm. l N9 f 1 a ' -me 2 f rv! ' wi: 1 i ,A,- sf sp' IU' F I gi 3 fi A - If E E 'fl I l.. 5 R5 FY ' 5 ml., 1 5 E 1 I 'va l s 5 1' ' i '-1 ,lN'i,,,,g,'Jll ' r Q , , fl 5 Class I-Ilstory ' , Each class has its own claim to individualism, and without a boast, it may be ' said that our distinction lies in the unusual efficiency of our small number. The first E I night of our arrival, September 17, 1912, we were welcomed by the class of 1914, and 51 A organized into a body, few in numbers, but firm in purpose. From then until proc 5 f season, we busied ourselves with locating and evaluating every one who professed the E i class of 1915 as his religion. F g 0 On the 23rd of September while the night shades still hung deep over the cam- Q 2 pus and village, we took our weapons and were ready for the onslaught. On October lst, procs went down, but the innumerable postage stamps of the sophomores made 1 f victory for us impossible. A couple of days later, on October 3rd, we easily evaded 5 4 the 1915ers and enjoyed our splendid banquet at Tittsworth' s. On October 7th we E 7 2 arrived at the Sophomore banquet at Canaseraga just a few minutes too late to snatch E l fi the honors. Mrs. Prexy entertained us ar a jolly party on December 18th, there 1 each one had a chance to show his skill at basket weaving. V' - On the evening of February 13, 1913, the jolly Juniors welcomed us to Fire- man's Hall, and the anniversary of St. Valentine was duly celebrated. On this ocas- I E A sion, the Black Knight of the Even Classes was handed on to us. The sleigh ride to g Andover was also a social event worth mentioning. Among other events of our Fresh- l , men year, were the, Freshmen and Sophomore football and basketball games in which J f 5 the laurels were equally shared. In the spring we again met our opponents on the My gi athletic field in baseball, and a little later carried away our share of the honors in the K E inter-class track meet. On the Thursday night following the final examinations in Q 3 'ds ' 't ff' ' 1 K i sf -' li t ' ' 91 e-iff Q-F e F3 6 1 'Ill-'Q' if-3 Z ,K ' . 4 lgmli 'j 2:Ti?'r'f i .f ,4 'Q y Twm ty-sewn