. The Lanthorn 1917. never waned. Livy is a girl of unbounded imagination and of excellent reciting ( ?)ability; consequently, it has not been difficult for her to continue her studies thus far. Sheis among the most popular co-eds, not only because of her qualities as a student and of heractivity in Y. W. C. A. work, but also because of her love of a good time, which she takes inspite of her repeated Campusings. She is proficient in mathematics, plodding through difficulties of Analytical Geometry and Calculus; Init we are certain she will neverfail to remember the number of art
. The Lanthorn 1917. never waned. Livy is a girl of unbounded imagination and of excellent reciting ( ?)ability; consequently, it has not been difficult for her to continue her studies thus far. Sheis among the most popular co-eds, not only because of her qualities as a student and of heractivity in Y. W. C. A. work, but also because of her love of a good time, which she takes inspite of her repeated Campusings. She is proficient in mathematics, plodding through difficulties of Analytical Geometry and Calculus; Init we are certain she will neverfail to remember the number of articles in a Gross, for, strange to say, in her Sophomoreyear she had a severe attack of cupidic heart trouble from which she has never says she is preparing herself for the duties of a teacher in a High School. We ventureto predict hcrs will not he such a fate; but it is easy to see in what direction her inclinationturns; namely, to grace a cheery fireside! Red hair—and full of fun. Pane MELVIN DRUMM SUNBURY, PA. Sunbury High School, 13; Clio; Classical; Ministry. Elicabclh By-Word By Jiiiiiiiy Dear readers, you will note the expression on this mans face. Melvin is a lad in theprime of life who has battled his way through difficulties until he is now a member of thisillustrious class of 17. Like most of the male members of his class he, too, has that failingof being kindly disposed toward the ladies. Our Mountaineer friend has a practical knowledge of rural life, and it was down onthe farm and in the little red school house that he began to lay a foundation for greaterthings. He is studious and of. an excellent disposition—which mean success to him. Alreadyhe has wielded the birch rod and effectively taught the three Rs. Men just such as Melvinare the ones who do things in this world. His college days have been somewhat broken upat intervals; but he is battling his way to victory—and along with the co-eds we will sing:-•\11 hail to thee, our
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