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GERTRUDE HELEN GEMMILL, B. L. S. Free/and, Md. ~_~..,..,. .. When Helen Gemmill originally from Hanover Pa., have in sight Sept. 1903 we saw something big was coming, .and we were not mistaken. Besides being- the tallest member of the class she has been its leader, gl·aspin.g every subject with a master hand. Her varied powers en- able her to write love sonnets to M.issL. ~o~~h_~';:ntifu~ ~~ti:~e;~t~~i?fhh~~ dance a cake walk. She is passionately fond of music, being able to sing soprano and alto, although she is especially fine in tenor and bass. Her love for instru- mental music is so great that she spends Sunda h afternoons in the parlor hoping that fortune may at least t~v~~'d:;e~j~~ z.~~~o~tj~~tysJ~l~:~f~~t1e~;it~:'cl~s~~ is a girl WALTER CRAMER GILBERT, W. L. S. WalklJrwl)1'Ue,M(l. Walter has been properly dubbed "Sleepy" not because he is always wrapped in slumber but because his thoughts seldom deign to rest, on the college and especially on such objects as his class- mates. His early education was obtained in Frederick College, an institution more of interest to posterity than to the present genera- tion. This young man accomplished the remarkable feat of "doing" his Freshman and Sophomore work in one year. He is a pugilist of note, has never been hazed, and goes home when it pleases his majesty. The reason is simply this-everyone is afraid of him. His classical mind is stored with a good vocabulary and it must be said to his credit that he has never- depended on another student's work. "Sleepy" is a sworn bachelor and loves blackberries. He is a friend to whom he is a friend and once he wakes up to the appre- ciation of others he will push to the front. 15