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VERA MILDRED FROSTDrookville 1-1. S.; I.'.\pr.nBnCourse.F.o:~l.d: C1:cssic:il,I*r , . 1that makes us glad she belongs to our class.fThis young lady is no relation to Jack Frost asfar as we know-at least she has never madeknown the degree of relationship. She has an extremelyqulet dlspoat~on and seeks places of h~ghalt~tude from wh~ch to look down upon her ne~ghbar-asfor mstance, No 46 Elevat~on Veraa not half so chdly as her name ~mphes On thecontrary, she IS always pleasant and happy, andshe possesses that attractwe, ~ndefinahle something-fC MWILLIAM ALFRED GOEHRINGZclienople H. S.: Dcmostl>enenn: L'Agendn Ronrd: .kss't. hlnn:cger Var~ity Rasketbnll;C1:~ss Bnsketl,all Team. 1. 2; Class Dnnrjuet Commitlec, 2; Baneoet Toaqt. 2; Clicm-~cnl Soctcty; Gcnernl Science Coursc. "141- I3ill"The first time "Bill" ambled up the hill atBucknell, he, like most of us, was filled with thefirm determination of developing into an all-aroundman. But, unlike most of us, Bill has had therare tenacity to stick to his determination; and wemust say, the results have been gratifying. Billhad promised faithfully to begin fussing in hisJunior year, but a sprained ankle has placed hima little behind in the race. However, he sayshe'll catch up this summer, and come back nextyear stronger than ever. Bill learned the alphabetin Zelienople, and we think that a good place tolearn it, if Zelienople does for all of her sons whatshe has done for Bill-given him a big body, a bigheart and an abundance of ambition.