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Mon' Impormzzf of All llze Fall Gloria. FRESHMAN YEAR ENTLEMEN of the Freshman Class, said a little man with a large head and with these words our life in what some one has quaintly called Tale Uzziverxity began. VVhat a strange group was gathered together on that memorable afternoon of September 28, 1922: a long, angular, tow-topped son of Labrador, nervously humming strains of Wagner in a resonant contrabass voice, a member of the famous mountaineers-the Pikeville Boys-nervously shifting his weight from one dog to anotherg a baldish local lad who expected to try out for the N ew: -none other than the Little Chairman, in fact, a lad from the furthest reaches of Milwaukee, Wis., snapping his gum in the hidden recesses of a lantern-like jaw and drowning the efforts of the Dean to put himself in communication with us with no difficultyg these were a few of its members. That Friday we got our first taste of college life-the reception under the auspices of the N efws. A timid approach to the portals of Dwight Hall-a long line of terribly important-looking upperclassmen-the ignominy at finding out that although you told the first man that your name was Jones, the last man seemed to be quite sure that it was Dangchenkov-thousands of handshakes-a 15