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THE WORLD SENIOR ANNUA L DEVINE, OLIVE LILLIAN GENERAL COURSE McKinley School, 1911. Chaucer Assembly. Truth and goodness in her heart Iind place. DEYO, LUCILLIC ANNA BUSINESS CoI'1:sE Lincoln School, 1911. To be a Stenographer. Beauty's in vain, charms strike th eyes, but merit Wins the soulf' 9 IJlT'1'r:s, LUCILIQ LYDIA GlcNr:lmL Covnslc Hancock School, 1911. Hist. Society. Hamline University. 15 1 . -PM air , A . .wa it rx K .f. WH? Peace here, grace and good companyf , - -F. . .-fy Y? ' IJORA N, Cimol. ' LQ 3. GICNERAL Counsm Mechanic Arts High School, 1912. 'iThe joy is in the attaining not in the attain' ment. 1J1c,xc'1iIcR'1', GRiXi'FI Grl+lR.'l'RIlDIC Gl4:x14:k.xL Corlcsic Jefferson High, St. Charles, Mo., 1912. She was a phantom of sweet delight When first she gleamed upon our sight. , 55 9 ' . is J
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THE WORLIJ SENIOR ANNUAL I? 4-36, '-sf ae? 'U' Dlxvms. DoRo'1'I1Y GI-:NNRAL COURSE lrving School, 1911. Glee Clubg Hist. Societyg Fin. Com. Cl-ass 19125 Secy. Class, 19133 Athletic Coin., 19123 Refresh. Coin., Fresh.-Soph.g Reception Com. Jun.-Sen., The Gondoliers Assembly, 1915 Editor Personal History, Sen. Annual Staff. University of Minnesota. Meek and retiring by the softness of her nature, yet glowing with an ethereal ardour for all that is illustrious and lovely? lnzxirfsnv. l.o1zETTA TEAVHEBS' CoI'Rs1-1 McKinley School, 1910. Verily we do believe, she doth of life. show signs IJERINGIJR. Plxmu E. GENE1z,u. Corizsn J. J. Hill School, 1911. University of Minnesota. A learned lady, famed for every branch of every science known. llicsru, Fiucmznu-K ABNHR ENGINEERING Cornsrz Van Buren School, 1911. Sen. Footballg Editor School Organiz., Sen Annual Staff. l'niversity of Minnesota. Intelligence and courtesy in hini combined. Dia TVNCQ. JEANNETTE GENERAL Cornsiz Longfellow School, 1911. To Honolulu. Her modesty is a candle to her merit. 1
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16 THE WORLD SENIOR ANNUAL -Q Q ' S, DUNLOP. S'1'Ew,xRT K. GlGNl4IRAL COURSE Irving School, 1911. Class Treas., 19135 Chaucer Assembly. University of Minnesota. t'He's bashful allright but when he gets started. EDE. DIAYISELLIC LOUISE GENERAL COURSE Neill School, 1911. French Assembly. Stout's Institute. The hand that hath made you fair hath also made you happy. EOAN, STELLA M. GExERAi. COURSE Van Buren School, 1911. Glee Club: Florodorag The Gondoliers Assembly. Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we may die. EOAN, WiI.LI.xx1 GENERAL COVRSE St. Thomas, 1914. TO speak in his own words, 'I'n1 a regular lit- tle heckerf EKl,l'Nll, lNlII.llRl'Il1 FRANU-ns GENERAL COURSE Irving School, 1911. Hist. Society. Vniversity of Minnesota. The Village Cut-upf' llylll a nice little girl and I like nie.J
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