. The Ottawan . 4 Where would Hnlda and Zim have been if it wasnt for me? or Les andMargaret? or Brad and Ethel? or, in fact, any member of the present Seniorclass? To say nothing of the Senior classes of the past. I am confident that Iam dearer to Hal Grain than any other feature of the Ottawa University. Cyclopedia Annual.—A book covered with worry, bother, flunks, kicks and hardknocks, and good, hard experience for those involved. First appeared in theyear 1900. Boost.—A term which, if applied in the right way, will make every littlemovement have a meaning that means business. Cam
. The Ottawan . 4 Where would Hnlda and Zim have been if it wasnt for me? or Les andMargaret? or Brad and Ethel? or, in fact, any member of the present Seniorclass? To say nothing of the Senior classes of the past. I am confident that Iam dearer to Hal Grain than any other feature of the Ottawa University. Cyclopedia Annual.—A book covered with worry, bother, flunks, kicks and hardknocks, and good, hard experience for those involved. First appeared in theyear 1900. Boost.—A term which, if applied in the right way, will make every littlemovement have a meaning that means business. Campus.—Published in the interest of Ottawa University. First editionappeared in 1884, when Prof. T. Frank Hamblin was editor-in-chief; JennieSherman, PL Griffith, D. B. Cole, Loyd Esterly, associate editors. A sixteen-page sheet that sold for 25 cents per year. Dope.—Anything from O-Infinity (1-27 inclusive), but should be avoidedin the English department. Education.—You are getting it now. Flunk.—That which comes to all who wait when they ought to study. Oftenpresented to the Annual management as a token of good work rendered. Groner.—The best friend the University has. Can make a Freshman feelsicker quicker and happier longer than any person known. HoBO.—Often taken for a b
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