University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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I KYNI-:vinsB0lC19 FRESHMAN OFFICERS Geary, Schreiber, Carmen, Carlson Liberal Arts Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS ROBERT GEARY.. . . . ......... President JESSIE CARMEN. . . .... Vice-President LETA SCHRISIBER.. . . ...... Secretary HAROLD CARLSON. ............................... Treasurer Class Colors-Champagne and Old Blue THE PROPHECY And on one bank of the River Universitus dwelt the High Priests, they that gazed with looks disgusting on their brethreng and near unto them were the Levites, Keep- ers of the Parchment. On the other bank dwelt the Pharosees, upon whose souls lay the stress and varied troubles of the earth. So thought these within their hearts and minds. Far from them and yet near unto them were the Scribes, upon whose shoulders was cast the condescension of their brethren and into whose lives had come sore dis- tress and everlasting weariness. And the Prophet called the four tribes together and spake unto the Scribes, alone, in kindly faith, these words saying: Verily do I say unto you the words of thy brethren who say thou art the scum, nay the very pepper of the earth, for they cast you out and will have none of thee. But there is a time, yea as truly as I am the High Prophet, there is a time when the least of ye shall be the most, and even the greater part of the most., Thou livest on this side of the sacred river because thy brethren spurn thee. Thou gavest thy brethren the privilege of seeing thy worth when thou heldest thy new Festive Ceremony in the Temple for the sweet Sister of Mercy not many days ago. Many heard but few listened or heeded. And yet thy spirit was not discouraged, nor yet when the Great High Priest banished some of thy people from the land. For all this shalt thou have thy reward, for truly they that cast their bread upon the ocean, to them shall the waves bring many things in years to come. Give heed unto mc, all ye people, for one day shall a weak tribe become the most powerful of ye all, they who now squirm under thy feet. And more miracles shall happen, for now, most lowly Scribes, thou that art spurned, mocked at for thy ill-proportioned souls and bodies. even thy big feet, in that happy day to come thy bodies will assume a natural, godlike appearance, for then shall they call thy HEADS big instead of thy feet, and thy brethren shall gaze upon ye and bow with deep respect, for verily, verily, thou art and shall be the true sons and daughters of the River Uni- versitus . And the people heard and took MUCH heed. Page Fifteen,

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LIBERAL ARTS FRESHMEN

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FROSH SLOUCH DAY Page Si.1'1cc'n