. The Gleaner. unless you use the babcocktest which Mr. Eaton will gladlyloan you. 8. We wish to advise the fresh •men not to subscribe to the Glean-er and also not to become membersof the A. A. In this way you willbe helping the school along great-ly. 9. We also have a Literary So-ciety, but you cannot join unlessyou have debating blood in may be acquired in the fol-lowing manner. When you see tw< 1upper classmen arguing, immedi-ately step forward and butt intn the conversation. In this wayyou acquire a great degree of ar-gumentation which will bring youmuch fame. 10. When taking
. The Gleaner. unless you use the babcocktest which Mr. Eaton will gladlyloan you. 8. We wish to advise the fresh •men not to subscribe to the Glean-er and also not to become membersof the A. A. In this way you willbe helping the school along great-ly. 9. We also have a Literary So-ciety, but you cannot join unlessyou have debating blood in may be acquired in the fol-lowing manner. When you see tw< 1upper classmen arguing, immedi-ately step forward and butt intn the conversation. In this wayyou acquire a great degree of ar-gumentation which will bring youmuch fame. 10. When taking a shower bathin Segal Hall, forget to turn off theshower. For this valiant act some-one may hit you gently with an al-ley apple, namely a horseshoe,but dont forget that you will belucky the rest of your days. The above rules have been writ-ten for your own benefit throughour generosity and going to bed, study your road to success will liesmoothly paved. M. Ik, 17. 14 THE GLEANER. Samuel Dorfman, T6, Editor Baseball!! We take oft our hatsto you! You are as welcome asour three meals per day. May yoube but the beginning of a successfulathletic year. With the following , Dorfman, , Segal, Burger and Kash-owsky as a nucleus. Captain Kauf-man expects to build up a team ofchampionship calibre which willmake a clean sweep of all our op-ponents. Heres good luck to you, Mat-ty. PRACTICE NOTES In the catching department, Bur-ger and Bergstein have shown upwell, and a strong competition forthe job is expected. First base seems to be concededto Kashowsky, although Gutner ismaking him hustle for it. Second base is sweetly lookedupon by Dorfman, Segal and Ro-zinsky. Its close, and no doubt thebest man will win. Shortstop is Captain Kaufmansposition, with Selector and Stamentrying to displace him. Third base is an open choice be-tween Joy, Bergstein and Gold-man. The pitching burden will beborne by Wagner and Klevanskywhile Margo
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