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. Drift . ianapolis. Mary has suffered much from having her name punned, so we shall not embarrass herby repeating the offense. She has won immortality by her acting, and by mystifying with the following answer on an exam: Ellen showed her feminine qualities bypretending to love Fitz-James. Ha-ha !! EDA BACHMAN, KAO, Indianapolis. Is fond of all kinds of sports, especially running the Hudson Super-six while Charlotte stayshome. She thinks chemistry is her calling, and has already gone in partnership with AnnaJunge for future business. HILTON U. BROWN, Jr., *Ae, Indianapolis. Tuck
. Drift . ianapolis. Mary has suffered much from having her name punned, so we shall not embarrass herby repeating the offense. She has won immortality by her acting, and by mystifying with the following answer on an exam: Ellen showed her feminine qualities bypretending to love Fitz-James. Ha-ha !! EDA BACHMAN, KAO, Indianapolis. Is fond of all kinds of sports, especially running the Hudson Super-six while Charlotte stayshome. She thinks chemistry is her calling, and has already gone in partnership with AnnaJunge for future business. HILTON U. BROWN, Jr., *Ae, Indianapolis. Tuck was one of the Butler contingent at the jNIexican border during the mobilizationthere. He has some big stories to tell about experiences down in the Greaser country, andthey keep getting bigger all the time. Tuck draws pictures, and also admiring glancesfrom interested Scotch-Irish eyes. We suspect that he was in such a hurry Jo get back fromthe border so that he might save postage stamps. Page sixty-nine. WAIDE GILLMAN, AXA, Indianapolis. Hook is some business man. Also he plays horseshoes and 500, and takes Professor Put-nams courses for recreation. His ideal of the perfect life would be expressed by a modern-ized version of Omar Khayyam written about a log cabin in the wilderness of Brown County. RUTH BRAYTOX, KKP, Indianapolis. Ruth is one who believes that life and fate are better to those who take their time. We areinclined to agree with her, she being such a good example of the efficacy of the doctrine. MILDRED JESSUP, HB*. Hopkinsville. Ky. Spends a considerable amount of her time frightening the younger girls with gentle remindersthat they owe forty cents to Y. W. C. A. In answer to the request that she name her faultsshe volunteered the information that she is fascinatingly delightful, full of charming wit andrare wisdom tempered by vivacious frivolity, and is adored by everyone. In spite of herraging popularity, however, she possesses a becoming modesty. She would d
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