Florida Southern College - Interlachen Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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ORION OTIS FEASTER. Orion — please don ' t let his name mislead you. he is not heavenly at all. His look of wisdom is contrary to fact. He too is descended from Adam. Poor Adam! — you have many queer specimens to be responsible for. However his capabilities are inconceivable and his possibilities unlimited, at least the faculty thinks so. Mr. Feaster is a man of favorites. His favorite expression is Haven ' t even read it over ; favorite song ' , Juanita ; favorite study, Sociology and favorite poem Love . He has high aspirations for the healing profession and expects to indulge in the study of medicine for the next six years, after which he will some day be recognized as a prodigy in his line. Intends opening up one office at Seaside, another at Dunedin, using a biplane in making his calls, being- then what he hopes to be — a Doctor on the fly. Feaster ' s noble Christian manhood has endeared him to all in Southern Col- lege and with his exit from her portals will go one of the finest, truest of boys. Ah ! would that more were like him. With something of a lofty utterance drest — Choice word and measured phrase. Above the reach of ordinary men. M

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Lulu Rachael Greer. Lulu has a very meek and innocent expression and seemingly studious hab- its, but alas! it is all a great mistake! She plans various and sundry tortures for a certain credulous person whom she persists in calling Sister . She is cold and unsympathetic to all who for a moment allow her the upper hand . It has been rumored that most of the noise in her part of the dining room is caused by this meek-looking person. She never studies if she can help it, but has gained a reputation of studiousness for herself by always carrying three or four books under her arm. Her room-mate says that she sleeps with her books and it may be that she is trying to absorb their contests by physical contact. The height of her ambition was to study osteopathy until a recent trip to the Lighthouse, since then she has announced her intention of taking a M ( aste ) r ' s degree. She distresses her science teacher by using the chemistries for scrapbooks and interrupting the experiments with water fights. Very much interested in the late Beatty case when it was being tried. When a certain letter does not come from the north with train-like regularity she languidly inquires of a classmate if he has heard from Griff lately and was there any news that she might be interested in. Yet graceful ease and sweetness void of pride Would hide her faults, if she had faults to hide.