Jasper County Democrat, Volume 8, Number 49, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 10 March 1906 — THE DISTINCTION OF DASHER. [ARTICLE]

THE DISTINCTION OF DASHER.

Uasher at college wii “brHUiirfrt 5 * they aay. Rattling gno‘l fellow, the best of his day. FreiTwith his money ami quick with a joke, Varsity pitcher and varsity stroke. Lovable chap to a certain degree— Prominent Yaleeton Man, ’S3. Dasher invented the "yippy-yiP yell." (Dasher way Wild, as he's willing to tell>. Easily marked to stand out from the ranks, He was the leader of rushes and pranks. Twanged a first mandolin, sang on the GleeProminent Yaleeton Man, 'B3. Dasher was chummy with Harry Dasher's fiiratlons enlivened the PFom. He had a story and. by love, it was gay 1 No one in college could tell it his way, All of the campus raconteurs agree Prominent Yaleeton Man. 'B3. • Dasher's at work sot his living to.day. Hair somewhat thin —a suspicion of gray. Dasher’s sharp wits have grown plodding and alow. Adding up figures for Someone & Co. No one to laugh at his jokes can this be Prominent Yaleeton Man. 'B3? Dasher's old mates have succeeded so far, Smith deals in copper. Jones edits the Star. White tried for Congress, defeated by Brown ; Black rims a railroad, a church and a town. Dasher's one claim to distinction must be Prominent Yaleeton Man. 'B3. —Success.