Article
The College
Article
The College
"After refreshment, a cousin who had one year's advantage of me took me in charge and I did those things which were becoming to a freshman, visiting those kindly Profs, in their studies, and passing all my examinations, some of them by answering inquiries about my father's health and if I hadn't come a good way to go to college. However, I was prepared to enter, so what difference did it make?"
Class of 1872
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