Ottawa University - Ottawan Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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P. K. Club - 4. Considering the fact that preachers' kids are just Common human beings, the P. K. Club was organized in the fall of '21 with thirty Charter members. - In the fall of '22 the Club was reorganized with about forty-five members. At every meeting the prominent idea was the best of good times. RICHARD AITSON ' GERTRUDE BAILEY LOWELL BAILEY OGLE BAILEY FRED BEHAN, Sgt.-at-A rms GERALD BEHAN ROGER BEHAN ELIZABETH BELTZ RUTH BELTZ DoRoTHY BLUNT LLOYD BRIGGS, Pres. ALBIN DAHLQUIST LONA ELLIOTT, Vice MARJORIE FISHER Page 97 -Pres. MEMBERS DOROTHY FOSTER RUSSELL GRIFFIN WILLIAM GRIFFIN, Sec.-Treas. PAULINE HAGEMAN GLADYS KING GEORGE LAWRENCE CATHERINE LAWRENCE BERNARD MANEWAL EVAH MERRIFIELD FRANCES PAUL JOSEPH PAUL HERBERT PFEIFFER MILDRED PFEIFFER ARTHUR PHELPS PAUL TEETOR ...W-V .Q . 1 rf -y-'X g.,-Isl. nzcw' 'Fira-f.fI'F32.: ly ff - 'I f f? ' I CATHERINE PHELPS LOIS PHELPS LUCILE SEARCY EDITH SHADIK DOROTHEA SHARP LOTTIE SKIDMORE ZANA SKIDMORE NORRIS STOKES EDNA WIMMER GUY WIMMER PRoFESSoR BLAIR DR. PRICE DR. SMYTHE DEAN WILSON L31

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