Hampden Sydney College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hampden Sydney, VA)

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These are some of the material facts in the career of the class. But shall I not tell how the inner man has likewise grown? How we have been moulded by contact with the men who have taught us? How from aimless lower-class men we have grown to soberer manhood, and see with clearer vision the expanse of a life's work, clouded, though it may be, by a mist of lingering memories ? How, at the close of our English course, we look back with longing eyes to the old class-room, bright with the birth of new born hopes, and the memory of our Professor, who perhaps more than any other has shown us the pleasure of intellectual joys, Hlled us with enthusiasm, and inspired us to determined efforts of success? How our other instructors l1ave won our admiration and esteem, formed our ideals of exalted character, and become to us atonce, the incentives and examples of lofty scholarship? Four years ago we entered tl1e Math. room as trembling Freshmen, for ne'er do Freshmen fail to tremble, entering there-nor do they less than we -fail to admire the man, who, while he busted us on Math., himself became the example of all that was upright and just. And now '93 views the closing scenes of the last term. Her College history merges i11to the world's great history-to leave its impress or to die. How little do we know that which we are How less what we may be. HISTORIAN, Glyn gcninr. A studions mien, a solenm pace, To make him seem more learned: XVith budding whiskers on his Race, His thoughts are all concerned. 24

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