The tables have turned.
Some climatologists speculate that oxygen-producing flora dominate the globe for eons, followed by the eventual dominance of carbon dioxide-producing fauna (we must be at the climax of one of those cycles). At Proctor, we witness a different rhythm between species. Once upon a time, our campus was ruled by noble canines with names like Oliver, and Guinness, and Patra...dogs that considered cats to be the other white meat. I am here today, my friends, to tell you those days are gone. Due to the passing--both timely and untimely--of several dogs recently, a new generation of puppies frolicks on our grounds, and bold cats rule.
Freshmen John Pellett and Myles Freeman play with Maxine and Frankie.
Some things endure. Tom Eslick still entertains us. How many students would you guess have enjoyed his concerts since 1974?
