Hamilton College - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Clinton, NY)

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-- -..Q-mf. ....-. , .Y YL.- -..Y LNm.,,,s---7-W - ...LV V Y Y Y-ES.. :--YYY , :YY- . Senior History' uxiilllldy A nh' i ERE endeth the episode. Four years' have takenthe wings of the morning and are gone. And what hath it profited? There is not F iii space to tell it, nor need to speak what actions have already spoken. Nor does it Hit with the dignity that four years have engendered, to prate of childish things - such as successful banquets, successful bas- ketball teams Qthrice championsj and successful other things. But of the Hner, the more sensitive, fluttering moments, let us speak. We have argued with- Prexy-and come out by the same door wherein we entered, we have watched Bugs splashing joyously in the e-ntrails of a cat, We have listened to Bill Squires name the desks of our fathers, We have put up with Pills' safety-first ashes on the side-walk, we have weathered Bill Shep's spluttering rage eu francaisg We have taken Culture, test- tubes, and matches from Stink, we have read of rosy-fingered dawn with never- cutting Little Greek, we have followed Bibs through stacks and stacks of debate ma- terial, we have slept in Baldy's apologetic Poli. Sci.g we have read the New Republic with Davvyg We have sweated on Cal's beloved stage, We have heard Trotls choir, seen his glaring ties, and listened to his talk of Rome, We have fought to keep awake in Chubby's droning lectures, we have laughed with Bonham at his Lousiana jokesg we have seen Coach Prettyman, with head on one side, scheming, we have seen Brownie with basket on arm, pipe in mouth, cane in hand, and dogs at his heels, we have seen Flat-footls uproarious but silent laughter at our mathematical discom- fituresg we have tnailed Rocks all over the countryside-sometimes, we have shuddered at Hauch's blood-vessel-bursting wrath, we have studied bull throwing and Joe Miller with Supe, We have counted Bob Rudd's hair-cuts on the thumbs of two hands, we have been aesthetic with Fannyg we have watched Bill Marsh's facial contortions in debate, we have smiled at Patton's chameleonic divagations in Economies, we have never known Bull Durham to fail to arrive in his faithful rubbers, we have enjoyed the hectic American, and the cigarettes of M. Gelasg we have looked at French trolley tickets with the Little Doctor Wisexxfellg we have looked at Ed Root's pictures. MLlCh'mOIC could be said of well-beloved Schnitz, of Russosmarking system, of Grubby Groves, of lWax the little Giant, of Rogers, Paul Squires, Berry, and lVIurphy. And more might be said of others newly arrived. But time and space prevent. Four happy years are gone. We are content. i251