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LILLIAN GERTRUDE VEASEY. "Bllt.~hes are the 'l'(tlnoaw oj'modestlf." -MME. N[;:CKER. 1I you want "Space" any time just listen for the expression "Dew tell" and in a very few minutes Lillian Veasey will appeal' on the scene. Lillian is the most dexterous little maid in the (~!~~'h)S~;/~i~en~~~i~:~ ~:~. ~~: bI~ts~~I.lic~~~ melancholia (since '06 class graduated.} 'Yet she cannot help but smile when the seminary looms up in the distance. Wants papa to' give her a Texas pony when she graduates. "Space" has the best disposition of anyone in the class, never gets angry when ~~;:~ f!~~;i~~ll? WH~d!till~~J! ~~l~~k:I~Jb~~~~.~~~~~~rkifc~~t~ when he will no one else. She loves to talk about her trtpa to Balti- more; where she al~ays has one grand good time-of course she goea tc see Uncle Willf'i) MARY CORNELIA WILLIS. Cci-neliu is of the type rare and charm- ing. She loves to be useful, therefore imposed upon by hergenerous classmates but never so happy as when doing some- thmg for someone. Has a business head on her; is usually called upon to transact any stiff propcsitione for the class. She ~~~s l~~;if~u)f~ il~t~~~~h~~e:le~if£!~~l:~ souled ha! ha! when amused. Intends to be a school teacher, shows remarkable skill in that line already, (consult the English professor.) Gets a Dad spell of the blues about once a ¥ear. Cornelia is one of the few girls of the class who has never indulged in smiling, and says she has as yet to fall in love. 41