California Institute of Technology Cal Tech - Big T Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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ADALINE WRIGHT Bob, Cap Took np the Literary Course in the Academy, Septemher, 1902. Business Manager of the famous second llasket-hall team, 'o.z. Captain first Basket-hall team '03, Business Manager of the Girl's Glee Clnh. Captain of the Basket-hall team, '04-'05, and her decided in interest in Athletics, and the success she has there ohtained, can he judged hy the number of medals she wears. President of the Girl's Athletic Association, '05-'o6. Coach and Business Mana- ger of the Basket-hall team. She gave np her position as forward on that team on account ot' a weakness of the heart which we fail to notice in other connections. Aside from these positions she holds the Society Editorship of the Poly and was a principal in the Senior farce. Miss Wright is at present a memher of the Phi Alpha Delta, Delta Sorori- ties, the Spanish eluh, and the Mohr Family. META CLEORA RICE lintered 'l'hroop, Septeniher, tool. lllemher Ciirl's Glee Clnh, '03-'04 and '04-'05, She has taken a mixed course of Art, Normal and Literary Academy. A favorite expression of hers: 'iYon dear little angel. Though hailing from a small snhurhan village, she has always shown a great interest in college life, especially within the last yeal' or two. Al- ways devoted to Art, she will prohahly take her jumbo for a model, for, according tu Chas. M. Stanford, '08- 'I'here are meters of accent, And meters of toneg lint the hest of all meters, ls meter CMetaJ alone. RALPH D. FEURBORN ln 190: Ralph ll. lfenerhorn, or more familiarly, Fuzzy 'I'op, entered 'I'ln'oop. llc tool: np the Scientific Course and has now successfully completed the font' years' work. Mr. Fenerhorn is an accomplished soloist on the cello and played with the 'I'hroop Man- dolin Clnh for two years. He is also noted around school for his fondness for walking. He will rnn his auto several miles in the country and then leave it there and walk home. lrlis friends often wonder why he does not walk out in the first place. 12

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COMMERCIAL SENIOR CLASS n,,f I WnIturC:1rrilhcrs Crawford Mny Gus Mnclntyrv: Jnhn Kirkhznn Hnrvuy l.iu.-herg Gummru Wynknnp Annie Tyler John Burbuw Flnrcncc Fitch l.unr:l Blzlkuslcu James Dimn Blanche Giddingzs Minnic Hcrurd Mary Cudicux 14