University of Wisconsin Oshkosh - Quiver Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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MARQUETTE M. Kcilly K. Hubble E. Gun M. Kutchin M. Jewell E. Dolan M. Hefferman B. Holland A. Long G. Yost M. Grady V. Seymour F. Vandenberg J. Broderick F. Barron A. Daniels M. Golden O. Devenport M. LeSage K. Schmitz Niquette J. Onrada L Reilly H. Bowe K. Andruskeviscz W. Martellc M. Wachowiak F. Donnelly A. Perrizo K. Hayes R. Reilly M. Williams P. Pucstow M. Kennedy M. Simons D. Xiquette M. Delwiche P. Paulickc OFFICERS President......................... Vice-President................. Secretary......................... Treasurer ........................ Critic............................ Wilbur Martfxle Lucille Reilly Perry Writt Olive Devenport Miss Stafford ! hkc seventy-nine

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The Marquette Club has again added a successful year to its thirteen years of existence. It was organized to bring the students of the Catholic faith into a closer intellectual and social relation with one another, and at the same time to give them the opportunity to inform themselves on important religious questions. Its programs have been of such a pleasing variety that those who have been faithful in attendance have profited and been entertained by them. Marquette aims to impress upon its members the necessity of religious activity as a guide to true manhood and womanhood. MEMBERS Margaret Grady Marion Kutchin Eunice Dolan Martha Hefferman Anna Long Estelle Gunz Florence Vandenberg Anna Daniels Olive Devenport Katherine Schmitz James Ourada Helen Bowe Wilbur Martelle Florence Donnelly Ruth Hayes Myrtle Williams Margaret Kennedy Dorothy Niquette Pearl Paulicke Katherine Hubble Marie Jewell Frances Barron Beatrice Holland George Yost Viola Seymour Josephine Broderick Margaret Golden Mary Agnes Le Sage Callis Niquette Lucille Reilly Emmeline Andruskevicz Mary Wachowiak Alida Perrizo Ruth Reilly Phyllis Puestow Mae Simmons Mary Dehviche Margaret Reilly pairc wttnly tijhl

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 BROWNING ill The Browning Club is a social circle comprised entirely of young women. Twice every month this club meets at Miss Peake's welcoming home to study Browning and to enjoy her informal talks and kindly advise. The club has chosen as its ideal the poet and philosopher, Robert Browning. His union of the intellectual and the spiritual is their inspiration. MEMBERS Amy Jorgenson Jean Denis Mary Scott Emily Kickhaefer I.ucille Reilly Beatrice Washburn Hazel Reed Nellie McDonald Florence Beaman Esther Lloyd Beatrice Nevins Agnes Ellicson Gladys Herderich Ruth Reilly Lillian Bruce page eighty