. Footprints. I fEUrn fflmtagljau Cercle Mohere Glee Club Stella Maris U. A. Representative Literary Society 3, 4 3, 4 3, 4 4 3 i. POSSESSED of a keen active sense of humor, we find Ellen the best Irish wit refuses to allow her to take life too seriously, and she often assuresus that much study is a weariness. She has a funny little way of sayingthings, that is all her own, which adds greatly to her charm and photographer caught Ellen in one of her rare moments of seriousness, but on mostoccasions she is light-hearted and gay as the gayest of us. Her generosity i
. Footprints. I fEUrn fflmtagljau Cercle Mohere Glee Club Stella Maris U. A. Representative Literary Society 3, 4 3, 4 3, 4 4 3 i. POSSESSED of a keen active sense of humor, we find Ellen the best Irish wit refuses to allow her to take life too seriously, and she often assuresus that much study is a weariness. She has a funny little way of sayingthings, that is all her own, which adds greatly to her charm and photographer caught Ellen in one of her rare moments of seriousness, but on mostoccasions she is light-hearted and gay as the gayest of us. Her generosity is unlimited—she is always ready to help anyone. Early every morning Ellen travels from the Bronx on the subways, that never-failingcraft which enables her to reach college, talk to her friends, do various odds and ends,and arrive at some class on time—exposing, however, two sad failings of the rest of us, aninsatiable desire for sleep in the morning and a habit of taking a last chance. Although outwardly Ellen seems very reservedand indifferent, in reality she is warm-hearted andlovable as anyone we know. Acquaintance I
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