DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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VIEMIBEIQS OF L96 RU C. D. HALL E. S. BIEADE LOLA PEX 1'L7N PAUL CYILBERT FRANK HALL ADA CAMPBELL BELLE IXOBINSUX FRANK I. XVALKER ANNA HAYWARD XVILL SPARKR JAMES L. CYAVIN T. Kuno GERTRUDE NEAL OTTO BASYE NV. L. LEWIS ELSIE APPLEGATE R. S. HENDERSON GERTRUDE BROWN D. D. CULLER U. Gr. LEAZENBY V, HELM CIIAS. :KELLER :ELIZABETH DIAHAN CAROLINE RIVES HARRY LANGDON R. S. HENDERSON BLANCIIE BASYE A. J. IQUYKENDALL E. BENJ. ROWE FRANK T. TAKAZUGI BLANCHE WALTON H. L. MURRAY L. C. POOR GEORGE E. DEE F. M. LIFE HARRY NIITCHEL MARIE CI-IAEEEE CHAS. NEXVLIN JOHN M. NVALKER R. C. NORTON W. T. BIARLATT

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HIITQIQY UI: '97 iii' K0 Cf? T was September 17,1915 My friend and I were f sitting in the Cincinnati Grand Central, waiting to con- 0 DECT,XVII-l1'RWV9Sl2-bOll11Cl train. We had glanced through 5 the morning paper Cpublished by a former class-mate fm, of minej and were entertaining ourselves by watch- gy 1.59 ing the kaleidoscopic scene of humanity before us. Pray, do look at that distinguished appearing man just enter- ing, exclaimed my friend. I wonder who he is. My attention was thus directed to a gentleman of fine bearing and strangely familiar countenance, to whom men were doffing their hats respectfully, and whom the officials treated with marked deference. Evidently,7' said I, he is no ordinary manf A bright looking youth and maiden accompanied him, and his orders to the ticket agent were, 'tThree hrst-class tickets to Greencastle, Indiana, please. 'WVell,,' said I, this is interesting. We are to take the same train. Let us find seats near them. I dare say the gentleman is taking his son and daughter there to attend De Pauw University. In a few moments our train was announced, and we followed the trio into the palace car, securing seats just behind them. The young people busied themselves for a time with their surroundings and the objects of interest seen from the windows. Then the daughter said: Papa, Won't you tell us something about your days at De Pauw? Of course, you have told some things, but now that we are going there ourselves we would like to hear the whole story, wouldnlt We, Paul? 'I Yes, indeed! Begin with Junior Prep. and take us clear through before We get to Greencastle, was the enthusiastic reply.