Page 127 - 1901 Pinakidia

What's tn a Name?

HAT'S in a name anyway is a que;,tion that \\e heat n~ry often, hut it seems to us that there
is a great deal in some name,.,, as will he seen by the folio" ing article written by an anony
moth author, and dropped into our contribution box at our office door.
So says the writer: "llid you eyer notice what romantic natnL.,; our girb han'? J.i;,tcn .
and don t forget.
The Brn.r. of the Junior Class has a weakness for Ht ~~ nou>T cigars, and is abo su;,pectcd of
being quite foud of Rm1 11 ( ing , while the PE \RL of great !'RIC!-: set!ms to haYe chosen BROil''> for
her fa1·orite color.
ll.\R\'E\' \\'.\t'Gll must be somewhat of a glutton, for we ha1·e heard that he was 1·ery particular
about his GRt'BB, and we ha1·e been told recently that one of our Freshman friends had been PFt;~ (ing) nry
habitually lately.
There is a BRoo~ ( \\'alter) in town, along side of which you can 1·ery often see a blushing 1> 11~1·
Some of our young men are particularly fond of 11 I~S . especially those who bear hihlical names.
K'>IGHT is always popular among the boys, and Ru:rt is a fa1·orite among the hoarders in the me;,;, hall.
GR.\CE is one thing we would all like to call our own. and it is said that one of our hraim· juniors, ;,onte·
times spoken of as •· The :\Ian with the Hoe," is especially fond of the KITCIIt·:-.;, and we believe it becau,.,e hi,
motto is ·• Eat much, and get your moneys worth. "
\\'e haYe in our midst an old time XOtot 1:->, who is said to be getting very STRn:TI' lately.
One of the sons of one of our professors j, obscrn~d to he den>ting most of hi, time for seYeral month,., to
a detailed study of ScoTT.