Wells College - Cardinal Yearbook (Aurora, NY)

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us. We have evolved into beings with 'fa moral nature whose claims must be satisfied. Early in the year we found ourselves unanimously agreed upon certain facts. For one thing, We are sure that our acts have been determined for us by circumstances and watchful friends. As under classmen We thought that as Seniors We should be able to become libertarians, but that was a fallacy. Another point in our system that soon became clear to us was that Egoistic Hedonism was out of the question for us as a class, and We adopted that virtue for the sake of others which was held up to us, by all who were not Seniors, as the Summum Bonum of our existence. Now that We are, not ready but obliged, to become new girls again, We are Wondering Whether it is to be as unknown quanti- ties, obliged to find ourselves, as chemicals, uniting With other elements that may come into our life, as energetic and forceful bearers of responsibility, shining in social brilliancy, or as those Who shall still be forced to set an example before students. 52

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