University of Montana Western - Chinook Yearbook (Dillon, MT)

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Cljinoofc, ’2lc X 0 Xiaa You svc them pouring; off the train as it stops at the Oregon Short Line depot, and if yon are at all discerning you can easily distinguish them—these old and new students. The old student is loaded down with suitcases and boxes, for she always finds when she returns in the fall that for some queer reason or other that trunk doesn’t hold one-third of what it was made to last spring, so the overflow has to he brought in extra boxes. Then, of course, she has another box containing eats, because she knows that her roommate will invariably greet her with. “My, I’m glad to see you! Got any eats?” And her summer hat has to be carried in a bag—it wouldn't be fit to be seen if it were packed in the trunk ! Besides her luggage, the old student is known by the air of assurance with which she deposits her bags and boxes in the waiting express wagon and. surrounded by a group of laughing and chattering school friends, goes off up the street. Phk« Twenty-One