. Bizarre . on opens his mouth and lets fly. What he saysis ridiculous not only in itself but in the way it is said. Belonging to a happy golucky bunch he makes things lively in headquarters, which are situated on the thirdfloor of the Conservatory. As an originator and planner of feeds our brother cannotbe equaled. Every possible evening when the times are slow out comes the oil stovewith the implements of warfare. The art imbedded in domestic science is thoroughlyunderstood by Jamey and he practices frequently. A regular divil is the ex-pression which seems to describe the fellow. He is in f
. Bizarre . on opens his mouth and lets fly. What he saysis ridiculous not only in itself but in the way it is said. Belonging to a happy golucky bunch he makes things lively in headquarters, which are situated on the thirdfloor of the Conservatory. As an originator and planner of feeds our brother cannotbe equaled. Every possible evening when the times are slow out comes the oil stovewith the implements of warfare. The art imbedded in domestic science is thoroughlyunderstood by Jamey and he practices frequently. A regular divil is the ex-pression which seems to describe the fellow. He is in for anything that implicatesany carrying out of premeditated murder or thuggery. Jamison is rather adept at oratorical and dramatic work and his presence on thestage is familiar to every one. Thinking of Jamey in future we see him settleddown, his old «tricks forgotten and his piety unmeasured. His intellectual ability aswell as his activity is sure to make his name illustrious in the annals of history. 10(). John O. Jones. Paradise, Pa. Johnnie. Judge not a man by his toivn. Born at Chaplains Quarry, Pa., March 26,1891; Prepared at Reading H. S.; Enteredcollege January 1912; Historical-Politicalcourse; Philo. Lit. Soc.; Treasurer (3) ; ClassPres. (3) ; Class Debating team (2) ; Y. A. Cabinet; Bizarre Staff; Assistant Basket-ball Manager (3) ; United Brethren Church;Future profession, Ministry. Every Saturday afternoon gentle Johnnie Jones boards the train for MountClaire where he spends Sunday preaching, eating chicken and attending Sabbath-School. On Monday morning he returns empty but with a broad smile to relate toall his friends the incident of the day before. John is a very good student and you may always find him in his room hard atwork in spite of the interruptions of his ever faithful room mate in the gratification ofhis desire for pretzels and grapes. He tries to get on the good side of the Englishdepartment on every auspicious occasion, having served as escort t
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