Jill Loranger Clark, but that account came as a surprise to Clark: “I can honestly tell you I have no idea who she was.” Only Kim “Tilly” Ketchum, a high school classmate who attended North Idaho with Palin, could summon a memorable college anecdote about her. “Someone pulled the fire alarm next to my door,” Ketchum said. “We all were told there is an invisible dye that squirts onto your hand when you pull the alarm and you’re not going to be able to hide. And Sarah looked at her hands, and said, ‘Oh my God, look!’ And she went and confessed.”
