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Class Officers President I ice President Treasurer Secretary VVayland Df.ax Towner Harold Pukington Adams Roy William Peaslkk Carolyn Imogen Wormwood Executive Committee Harold Vernon Cobb Arthur Warren Abbott Richard Poster Crocker Fri:d Iustin Lewis Class Colors: Red and White College of Law President Ernest Leroy Goodspeed 1 'ice P resident Fred Wakefield Small Secretary and Treasurer Frank Gerald Driscoll L'fi
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JIP I — r, XXXXXXXXXXXXXX) |(Oj Senior Historv M ( cxxxx oooo ex | OOOQOOOOOQOOQQ i j ocxxx oooo m OID YOU ever hear the story of the Class of 1914? Xo, never, for the story has never been told; indeed, it is not yet wholly completed. Although the history will not close until the last member has ceased to achieve, the story of this class in the college is nearing an end. This best of all classes, best, at least, in the minds and sound judgment of the Seniors, came to the University at the beginning of a new era when new poli- cies were in the making and plans of administration were changing. This class heralded the advent of some new customs such as the abolishment of hazing. We came with Dr. A ley, Dean Merrill, and Professor Wingard. and have been a factor in helping the changes, assimilating the new ideas, and putting vitality into different departments. The Class of ’14 entered when the Sophomore Class had been through a hard mill and were depleted in numbers and spirit. The Freshmen started in to do them up immediately. Although we did the customary thing in losing the Flag Scrap, we won the series of baseball games and the track meet. Those who witnessed the attempt of 1914 to march around the field after the track victory can remember many ludicrous things in connection with it. It was at this time that some withy Sophomore planted his head in rotund “Prexy” Monolion's stomach and one valiant Freshman retreated. Hut '14 was cut out for bigger things with Whitney, MacXeil and Crowell making a mark for themselves on the gridiron and bringing glory to 14. Our energetic President, O. B. Higgins, was a big factor in our success during our baby year. We entered our second year with numbers depleted by too many “pine trees, too much Old Town, and too much exams.” However, our history in track and baseball began to repeat itself. The first Varsity Cross Country Team had two Sophomores on it and this year we had the unusual thing of a Sopho more captain of the Varsity Baseball Team. “Art” Abbott. “Pudge” Crowell, our pussy president, proved to be a real leader. During this year some of the greasy politicians in our class, began to develop in the persons of “Pep” Towner. “Prexy” Monohon. and “Mutt” Ferguson. Our Junior year, probably the happiest and mosc care-free of any in our college course, brought our class into a closer unit. “Prexy” Monohon was leader this year. We early began to enter upon plans for our Junior Week and 27
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