Wells College - Cardinal Yearbook (Aurora, NY)

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1914 From our superior height of Juniordom, we feel it our privilege to talk reminiscently about the old days of how we posted our colors out of Castalia window and discharged the contents of fire buckets out of its door, and of how some of us slept without slats in our beds for a month after. As for the last grind night, that is now a tale of prehistoric ages, and we lay the pieces of our gunny-sacks garments away regretfully with our Latin prose books and our first blushing themes. There were minor worries to mar the otherwise perfect joy of our sophomore days-the Freshmen, for instance, and their malign effect on certain of our numbers. A public reprimand with isolation over night proved a potent remedy. The destruction of a pitcher of historic value, during our first banquet, almost made us lose our reputa- tion, but we guarded it carefully, and after the basketball game it revived, and later grew brilliant under the storm of our forensic attempts. We chose to hide our dramatic light until the great moment of sophomore play, and though the Freshmen hunted in all the most impossible spots they never caught us. ,This year, with dignity and importance, at least theoretically speaking, we dissect our own thoughts and those of all our obliging friends. lncidentally we run over our lists, write several copies of a politely formal prom letter. , 39

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