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aggregation of children ate up the "Sophs" Avas a miracle. When
the "Medical" students grcAV Aveary of removing "Sophomore"
corpses the authorities declared the scrap a "draAV?" (Murder.)
The most surprising feature of the film was to see the same
reckless "infants terrible" in full dress ere long, and actually hobnobbing
with their late antagonists. No green caps, in honor of
the festive occasion, hid the unparalleled slickness of their juvenile
locks. The Freshman reception comes but once a year.
Then, the torn and tattered veterans, somewhat reduced in
numbers, sailed into exams, smiling, though inwardly quaking.
Ranks depleted, on through the year they traveled. With rules
suspended life took on a more roseate hue. Come to find out they
were human like the rest of us.
I reached for my hat, satisfied with the first glimpse of "1917."
What with their "Mix-Ups," their "Tango Teas," their "Rushes,"
their "Receptions," they Avcre a goodly crew. Good-luck then, all
the way to "1917,' and may Providence of "Phuls" and "Children"
befi'iend their successors. "Vengeance shall be our'n," saith the
Freshman, "next year!"
McMicken College of Liberal Arts
Albert, Marian Caroline
Allee, Alice Bragdon
Alms, Flora Freda
Appel, Elsie
Brancroft, June Seifried
Barasch, Nathan E.
Barkley, Alma Burkart
Barnes, Vernon Gary
Barnett, Lcland Meyer
Bauer, Paul Jacob
Beaman, Lusanna June
Beresford, Curtis Renshaw
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THE FRESHMAN CLASS
Berrj% David Everett
Bogen, Jessie
Boss, Ralph Langdon
Rraunecker, Helen Augusta
Braunwart, Helen Louise
Breuer, Dorothy
BroAAai, Elaine Caruth
Brown, Vida Chapman
Brueggeman, Harriet SAveeney
Brunhoff, Sophie Wilhelmina
Buckman, Alice
Buckncr, Sophie Harrison