"Who is he?" was the question on the lips of every youth and every maid—"Who is he?"
His name was Bunette, they said. His home? A tiny town on a west Michigan sand hill.
"What is he, then?" the voice of the campus cried. And it became known that he had entered the department of Medicine and Surgery.
And thus was a new god raised among men at whose shrine none worshiped with devotion more intense than Billy Shaw, and the erstwhile idol, Nibsey Morey, and to them and their brethren for all time he was given a name, and the name was "Bunny of '85."
THE CASE OF CATHERWOOD