Washington University Saint Louis - Hatchet Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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The Llnivee Dictionary 1905 Actor' a species existing in all stages of development at W.U Art Editor. a person who gives up a year of Architecture for the Hatchet Baseball a game that, we are told, was formerly played at W.U. Basketball' a funny game at which we love to beat Missouri. Busch Hall' the place where odors, fumes and Chem E.'s hail from, Coed the reason why many a man flunks. Commons an establishment where decoy meals are served at fifty cents a throw. Dormitory' word originally derived from the word meaning sleep, The word has now completely lost original meaning, Faculty- an organized combine that is almost human at times. Grass. what we have to keep off of when we are on the quad Gym. a noble Institution designed to be used as a place for exercise. Gymmie' feminine of Gym Hair Cul' an indication of an approaching Lock 8 Chain or Junior Prom. Hell: see Engineering Hill' a classy name for the Campus. Janitor the men who are always going somewhere carrying something. Junior the Acme of desire and ambition, Law a place of refuge for disrnclined Engineers and College people. Medic- a fellow who is eternally cutting up l ,Q'f'DT?'W'rf JU 153. x A we-5.454 r . V , H E J-UF , A , x -1 - ' ' ' ff-f93'9 'f -Wei .. ':.'f55' f ' i :Jr I , -'f'H i?3f'--r ' A -Tiarff-3 5 .53-6 , I '. A. A sg Q, iq.. --. . .- - -. :Q - we- we -. .. if e-uevsfo Q' -as ' F 1 .QM x xr- ,N ' -- '-' 1. - Q --qw . hh 'ff in I- - Ms- fy - ' .ve ' fr- - , .3 is . : Y ' iksy., 'N . s, I - ' -. pg. - , , , 1 ., j ' ' A. ' K WWASERQ? rift' 4 14 f M, ..c. , Q. s 1 O., 7 lb F w J, f 2 use-gfawq-susan