Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Here Thejp Are- T3ignified Seniors, world-wearied Juniors, important Sophomores, and frivolous Freshmen. It is true that one is unable to judge from the looks of most of them to which classiiication each belongs, but that is a result of the broad outlook and spirit of cosmopolitanism imparted to all its students by Butler College. Three months within its walls give a Freshman all the self-sufficiency of a Senior, and the majority of students are subject to various hallucinations as to the classes to which they belong. Some, whom the office record maintains are half-feathered Freshmen swear solemnly that they are Juniors, and faithfully attend all Junior meetings; Sophomores order Senior caps and gowns for themselves; Juniors fre- quently mistake themselves for members of the Faculty or, when occasion offers, help elect a Freshman President; and the E-E Vigilance Com- mittee — for all its wonderful wisdom and perspicacity — is not immune from the possibility of forcing a green cap upon a Senior or Graduate Student. Truly, affairs are far advanced when Juniors tearfully bemoan the fact that they are compelled to be absent from an important Senior meeting in order to get in the Freshman and Sophomore pictures for the Drift. Page joriy-jour

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■ • li-w m mssmmm y 1917 Class Officers President MYRON HUGHEL Vice-President RUTH HABBE Secretary ELSIE FELT Treasurer EARL McROBERTS Page forty-six