The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-04

| ing the time when Pinafore was just attain
| ing It's vogue. sophomore spoke before his
! class one OF Shells impassioned philippines. con-
tanning climax OF "Neverl NEVER NEVERl"
| Hardly had no pronounced tho words when
| the class sprung to its feet as ono man and
| shouted: What never2" "Woll, hardly
ever" replied the speaker and continued cool
| ly with his pronunciation.
College dissipation was not OF q very virulcnt
sort. The Quiet House. over which Frank
| Moriarity presided was the favorite resort, and
1t was his proud prerogatve not only to give
good nle. but also to sec that no one imbb"d
more than reasonable quantity OF it. Para
doxcal as the saying may be to his business.
Morlarity's influence was In tho cause of
sobretv--As place was so nlluring. with its
shining handles. pewter. glass bottomed mugs
and golden bucks cooked to a turn. that man
would much rather go there and behave him
self than not go there at all. There was per
yasive poesy, too. which prevented man from
becoming gross. He might quaT his ale and
quote "nu,,c rin0 petite curds.' and fooishy
imagine himself another Pcndenns, but no
nightly rufIlanism would cnsuc, nor matutinal
headache.
Hazing was still good old custom Mt Yale.
There was absolutely no college sentiment
against it. especially II It was jocosc. and
neither cowardly nor cruel. With these limi-
tations, tho hazed OF ono year became the haz-
ers OF the next, despite the iaculty'S stern and
stringent lh1nhctiohs' lnre' i'chociS VI '"e
class OF % were SuSrehueu curry III H'P'''n-
Der 1or TAKING s'NeF", 'res,'''n 'iu'" ''''''
downy roucheS ana "uckine 'he'h II, 'no 'o"ii-
tain when aprcrtalheu 10 inc hu'luSone Pr
Vate residence Whlch .ncn s'oo, VI, ,n"pe'
street. opposite o"ut" No''cE" ms io".''i,
was not az all on account Vi any con! 'iain1s VI
the victims for they remained Stubbornly
silent to all inuuiries of the faculty, taking
| pride in TIL" chance 10 snow 'he'r puck al"
1aIe spirit
inns same lae SpiriC gave '"nr ~ 'ie c,''e
gan OF the day WINE there was ihuch III IL
winch was provincial ta"''"H nan" !" ~ u"
| sure OF his own superiority as al.eNi'e, kept
| him WITHIN moderate minus io NUN oo
reckless ana W'lu' p"o ne ii"s' no, We u
PRAYED. ABOVE all ne must no many IN,
1ecllhG kept ale "eilocru'c ueel"c '''90 "''"
society distractions ii"i' N"' ""' 80;
tho vain ana IDLE son OF a rlch man was 'eerco
| at. often the poorest meih"er Vi d cI"sS was
| the most popular CHOSEN rtpeu'eois " "I' us
| its representative III "ol"' 'i'e ''"''7''"'
| at Yale IN those DAYS was ch"r"c'er'
lhto inns co'n,ae'. 49,,
but intensely VIII" Social ''k",''"a' ~"
Twlnlng han'ey ehteren III 'no lu'' ~ iH'-'
he was one OF th' younger r'''' III HIS o'"a9'
out not the SouhR'S'' '"e avn az, "N' AZ
atloh peIhs - years an" - ""' ""'!' us
| age was ~ years anu Wv u"Es' ne '',er',
| not as stranger pu' as '"o V''i.'"k '"lo mo
inheritance HIS earnest reco''tc'''ue "erc -, -,
| Yale. Graduates OF cl'sscs IN ''ie s'N''oS VIII
| recall the Socratic looking chl'u' more Eno'ie
| than en- VINO lre9uehteu 'he c'ihp"s' an" vi
| whom they llauc i''. 9''''e n1 was '"o o''''
| son Oh thelr la'orne ptoe99oi' 1t was o''e y,
! the ahuScmeh's Oh 'he sei'"is W Pld.e VIC iau
Oh one o' ',e l"S'' y. ,i11 ,ph,a,
| PROFOUND al sor's VI c"'cn-'ue9''oiis "iie''
| ne WouIu answer WIN pic'o'u"'uio' eo-
lemhlty
| or course. there nlreauy Is llauiey ieseno
| about the boys Pr"cool,y' gong DUCK 20 re-
markabie conversation IN creek at the .lthe OF
his birth. As matter OF iact' ne was SO ueilca'e
| In health that ms parents guarueu MN from
| being forced. AT an cary age he aclu'Feu yer
| man, when ne mas SPok"h ever s'hco WIN
| singular purity ne h!thsrii "H"d "hirns'c"'-
| ly to say when ne was III coi'PEe '.a' ''e "'Sheh
he could play as Good game OF chess Us he
| ala when ne was y years ol"' ne ''',N ms PREV
aration Ut the hopkihs Grammar rchoo'. "ul
| was not valeuictoriah OF MS Grass thcre' ma.
distinction was carried OH ny Ar'hur heeu
| Kimbal.
1t became apparent NJ once 10 inc class OF
| 1875 that Arthur Hacley was 10 he'hclr leh"er.
| From the pesihh'hE anu AZ al 'i'iles no was
easily nrs'. II IS shln tha' MS seheIal average
In algebra Tor the tlrst term OF freshman year
was four; that pe'nR absolute per'ec'lom'
| thng rather more o''t'u'C " "'V'h At 'n'o
than anywhere else. 1T IS also saiu 'h"' inc
| only MISTAKE creu'teu 10 nm III "''eh E'r"
out OF dispute with tho professor hpout
! geographcal ochtio"' III "h''' '"e iio'e9S-
| or happened TO DC wrong o'cn7'on"'y "ut
ing hs course ne became heeu'es7Y ir!Rh'-
| encd lest II" was 'a"'he oe''n"' anu NV"
he would put on a squirt az "'uu9'h.S eH'c
| tive az thht OF racehor9e III tn" ''au
| with tn" leid hopeIesSl' "'7I"hce" ms gen
eraI standing LOT tho lo'f years was aooU'
| 800. Edwih Dean "orc's''r' 'r', ms cnu'h
| took second place ms s'luVntori"l' oe'nE up""'
ntteen-one-huhdredthS hchihu MN Inns Il, :
rag" Summing o.. hu"'cs = VIM 'Vi' ms H.
was not record breaker, thht pam oe'nH n'l"
| 1t - SAID by iroi' H. L. NrISh'' no" "e"i vi
the faculty. bnt c"tlp"riH"ns 'S 10 S'"h,l''s
arc OF little value except IN 'h' same ci,S'
now 10 was lar n"o'' 'n' "Nt,"Ho II, "o'''''
taking pride IN '"e rriharh o' " pro'eSSor ~
| the eject That IL was tne SiHhrtcst lalh WICK