Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1922, Page 94

L R R R ————————————.S THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 4, 1922. COLLEGE MAN By W. E. HILL 1922. by The Chicago Tribune L (4 Four Earnest Members Of A Course On The Construction Of Greek Drama After Sophocles. The Young Man Who Sits Tak- ing What Ought To Be Copious Notes Is Making A More Or Less Successful Sketch Of Lillan Lorraine. The Others, Aware That The Hour OUGHT To Be Up. Are Wondering Why The Bell Doesn’t Ring. The Loyal Alumnus—Captain Of The Nine- teen-Seven Track. Tennis Or Chess Team — Who Gracefully Steps Out From The Bleach- ers To Help Cheer At The Big Game. ““Now Fellas.” He Shouts, *'Show 'Em That You're Behind "Em! Come On Now Fellas. Give ‘Em A Lon, Heigh - Dye - Diddley - Dye! The Leading Chorus Girl In The Varsity Show. “You'd Never Think, Would You." Each And Every Member Of The Adience Will Say, “That THAT Dancer Was A MAN" verybody Up!" “In The Spring A Student’s Fancy.” Etc. The Unsuccessful Candidate For Something Or Other. Out For Assistant Manager's Job On The College Monthly Perhaps — Or Maybe It's Manager Of The Heavy Gym Team. Has All The Dircy Work To Do. You Can_Supply The Rest. Ths : Professor's Wife Feels Particularly Fortunate In Having Found A None Too Beautiful Nursegirl. Gives A That s Why The History Toward The End Of The Spring Te m. “Aw, He Won't ass Me In History! No SIR. He Never Liked Me. And Any One Will Tell You He Won't Pass Any One In His Class He Don't Like.” The A'umnus With The College Spirit. With A Sob In His Voice, “You K ter! now And We've Got To Stick By Her. *“Now Old Son,”” He Will Say We've Only Got One Alma Ma- Now I Could Show You a List Of Subscrigtions To The Endowment Fund That Would Bring Tears To Your Eyes, Fellas—God Bless 'Em—Who Are Only Earning Fifteen Hundred A Year And Have Subscribed Ten Hundred Apiece. But 1 Nat, The Office Boy. In The Kollege Kut Clothes. That Create For The Discerning Dresser That Coveted Air Of Undergraduate Snap And Abandon. Professor’s Wife In A Small College Town Such A Safe Feeling. Know You'll Want To Give Right From Your Heart’s Blood And Will Want To Cio Even Better. I TELL YOU, I'd Hate To Go Back To The College And Face The Boys There If We Fail To Do Our Duty By Our Dear Old Alma Mater, Etc, Etc.