Doane College - Tiger Yearbook (Crete, NE)

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1912 TIGER ' , 1 Q- , ' - LIQWX, Q ' 1 ,V 1 '.. 31- I X 1 . :, iii' 'V' Q' , ZH . ' 2 1 . . V - ' ' i QF- V iuniurs OFFICERS FRANK H. KORAB, President FERN VENNUM, Vice President HARRY E. SAWYER, Tr COLORS Gold and Blue CLASS YELL Gold and Blue, Gold and Blueg To our colors we'll be true. RiH raff, riff raff, riff raff rhu, We're the class of ten and two. BHSUYSI'

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28 191 2 TIGER A AW gmm i . X in. l R995 ,,.,.5.H Rf ,n x r' I za ,f fi V l WWWWWWWWWWWWW FRANK H. KORAB Fair maid, it is of thee, No matter who you be, I sing of thee. Be you brunette or blonde, Of you I'm very fond, To you my heart is bound, Eternally. vt' wk' mb HARRY E. SAWYER One of those unassuming fellows who works along iln his own quiet way, and upon his departure will leave a vacancy hard to Hll. Slwlv 'Al-1' FERN VENNUM One ofthe Tiger staffs best workers, and much of the success of this book is due to her judgment and ability. 'rvlwlv I 'Sli' BRETA DIEHL The only description that does her justice is fussy. 'blvvflf' 'ble' CLARENCE E. MCNEILL A keen debater, a violent insurgent, and withal a gentleman. A Sli' 'YR 'SIC CHARLES E. KELLOGG Statesman, The world knows nothing of its greatest men. '24-HIC 014' GERALDINE PHILLIPS Geraldine is one of those fortunate individuals who finds life one glory- ous existence and also manages to arrange her course of study so that there is no necessity of watching the mails at the end of the semester. 'vlwlv OIC' INEZ TULLY Tricks, pranks and sunny smiles. She has a way about her. WWWWWWWWWWWWW