Rockford College - Recensio / Cupola Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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I2 Now it came to pass on the day set aside for the classes, we were bidden to present a play that the spectators might be entertained. And often were councils held, and it was deemed right to comply. I3 Wearing garments like those of Robin Hood, a band did help poor Alan-a-Dale to capture his lost bride. And many saw the scene, and found cause to laugh, and laughed. CHAPTER Ill I Again, as at the sound of a trumpet, the maidens, as juniors, returned to their worthy pursuits, seeking to be wise and learned. 2 And lest the young, shy maidens, whom they must minister unto, become lonesome and long for home, they were asked to gather for a dance. And the word pleased them, and they went with haste. And they enjoyed the bounty and good will of the juniors. And each was bestowed with a flower that never withereth. 3 And the Freshmen were as the field that returns the seed with inter- est. For soon were we bid to partake of their store at the Brown Teapot. And they saw our skill at cards, and justly rewarded the lucky dogs with flowers. 4 And there came to ns, several score years ago, three of the Seniors, and they were met with kindness. 5 And they brought news of a staff hid on the campus, which, should we find, they would make a great feast for us. Ilut should we not, we must prepare a banquet for them. 6 The heavens may fall and the earth open and swallow the unfortu- nate mortals, for the staff-accursed may it be-rests secure. 7 A banquet is due the Seniors. Yea, it shall be given them, a ban- quet fit for wise men, a banquet with thousands of candles and golden and silver plate, with manna and refreshings drinks in abundance. 8 But the delectable things shall not profit them. The haryest reaped from ill-gotten gain is as a thorn in the side Selah. E221

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