Wells College - Cardinal Yearbook (Aurora, NY)

 - Class of 1900

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New Bight org Old Subjects. In Hrt. III. Professor-passing around pictures for inspection: 4'This is a particularly beautiful conception of Bacchusfl Student-striving to ask intelligent questions: What has she in her hand 'Q Miss H-l-n K-l--yg trying to bluff: 'fThe influence of the Iconoclasts was to er-er-to to soften the er-the outlines of the art of their time and they gave great attention to detail. Professor-4 4 Miss C-l- - l-e, please distinguish between the char- acteristics of Massachio and Masalino. Miss C-l--1-e! Well they both had the same tenderness, and the samelsweetness- --and the same gentleness and-37 Professor-UI see that you are as loath to sum up the quali- ties of these great painters in a single Word as I am. In Bible I. Miss W--,thoughtfully revising the topics supplied by friends in the rear: Raising of the Widow of the Nile. 'The Wanderings of the Scribes and Pharisees into eternal sin. The Galileans slain by the Pirate. Professor- And next We come to the Whallowing of Jonah by the sWale. ' In French. Miss K- -peg translating fluently: 'fl-lis Widow and orphans died two years before himf' E. H. to C. D.-4'Why does Miss P-- say 'My dear' all the time in French class QW How do you mean? 'fWhy, Whenever she Wants me to tell anything, she says Uvoulez-vous my dear Z Student-translating DEOrmcwIs tous les jouffs sont cies ali- mafncizes, Okcwfles Baptiste-Then you shall sleep every Sunday Charles the Baptistf' 150



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I Mediaeval I-listorg. 'Tis four in the morning when first I hear The alarm clock's summons ring in my ear. I grab my book, for I adore To study Charlemagne once more, That man who Was both good and great, Who ruled the church and ruled the state, . Who practised little but preached much more, Made facts for history by the score, With Pippins Long and Pippins Short, And Carolingians by the quart, This certainly will drive me mad, Though history now is quite the fad. Hll on Hn Flpril Morning. A Little Girl sat by the Lake one day And her thoughts were several miles away, For she held in her hands a short letter which said- Can't come to the Prom. Julia.-Yours sadly, Fred, All on an April morning. She pondered and pondered, and pondered again While racking her brains for available men, it if' For Joe's too far OE, and I don't Want Eugene, And brothers are stupid if W I just think Fred's mean! All on an April morning. Had this happened in days of Academy fame, Her hopes and ambitions would not have been vain She'd simply have asked an instructor or tvvo -- As it was, just what could the poor girl do, All on an April morning. Of course you all know that she asked in the end Some one more obliging masculine friend, Although he was not the first choice of her heart.- Moral: Send more than one invite out at the start.- All on an April morning. ANNA WEBB LYON 152

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