L'Agenda 1901 . The Seven Ages. « « THE college man in his time plajs many parts,His acts being seven ages. At first the prep.,Sweating and toiling for his entrance exams. ;Then the verdant Freshman, with his AlgebraAnd brown Handy Literal, creeping like a snailUp to the classroom ; and then the Sophomore,Cutting lectures and recitations, and becomingMore expert in leg-pulling. Then a Junior,Full of .self-conceit, and now beginning firstTo feel within him the tender the delights of society evenTo the neglect of chapel. And then the Senior,Who, with dignit)-, upon the highwayPas
L'Agenda 1901 . The Seven Ages. « « THE college man in his time plajs many parts,His acts being seven ages. At first the prep.,Sweating and toiling for his entrance exams. ;Then the verdant Freshman, with his AlgebraAnd brown Handy Literal, creeping like a snailUp to the classroom ; and then the Sophomore,Cutting lectures and recitations, and becomingMore expert in leg-pulling. Then a Junior,Full of .self-conceit, and now beginning firstTo feel within him the tender the delights of society evenTo the neglect of chapel. And then the Senior,Who, with dignit)-, upon the highwayPasses all others by without the usualAnd customary formality. The sixth age shiftsInto the post graduate, self exchanges jests with grave professors,And gazes upon the student worldWith calm superiority. Last scene of all,That ends this strange, eventful history,Stands the young doctor of philosophy,Summa cum Laude, and now preparedTo seek the favor of the fickle world. 126. University Band. « ts Leadhr,Manai;er,Secretary. C. A. E. Stephens. L. E. Wendai.!,, CORNET. W. ROHRBACH. C. A. ,W. H, HOKKA, R. Bower, Floyd , E. A. Sterling. R. E. Bower, BASS. J. Z. ROWE. CLARIONET. John Stephens, L. M. Goodman. A. S. Bechtel, TENORS. J. M. Snow. Hark\- JIiller, DRUMS. D. R. Walkinshaw. 128
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