Arizona State University - Sun Devil Spark / Sahuaro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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OUjaractwiBlirfl of tlje Uniora aa tali by tfjeir ilntttala 4 Mary Agnes Baker—Much Artistic Beauty. Robena Barkley Richly Blest. Hazel Elizabeth Barr—Happy, Energetic Body. Mabel Pehrl Beddow—Modest, Pleasing, Bright. Parley Levi Blake—Prefers Lovely Blonde. Catherine Lou Bone—Can Look Beautiful. Eliza Roxie Bond—Ever Reading Books. Emma Hazel Carroll—Ever Helpful, Cheerful. Lena May Cole—Leads Many Classes. Mary Nolan Corbell—Many Natural Charms. msel. Mary Evelyn Dunlap—Merry Every Day. Leonard Roland Dykes—Likes Rich Doughnuts. Alma Gladys Ellingson—Amiable, Generous, Erudite. Aura Bell Fiko—Artistic, Beautiful Favorite. Irene Lora Finch—Irresistible, Loving, Fascinating. Madeline June Hallcck—Magnanimous, Just, Helpful. Hazel Evelyn Heaton—Honorable, Energetic, Ilappy. Edith Grace Johnston—Ever Good, Just. Otto Richard Jungcrmann—Orderly, Reasonable, Judicious. Marguerite Anna Kiessling—Much Ability Keeps. Eliza Ix roiia—Ever Ladylike. Ruth McComas—Real Merit. Rose Miller—Rather Merry. Nettie N. McKay—Needs Nothing More. Wilma Frances McNulty—Will Frame Mandates. Harriet Neoma Millet—Happy, Never Moody. Judith Lucille Morrison—Jolly. Lively Manner. Alfred John Mullen—Always Jesting Maidens. Sarah Hazel Mumford—Serious, Helpful Maiden. Mary Susanna Melton—Modest School Ma’am. Lucy Philander Nash—Little Pesky Nuisance. Jennie Juanita Painter—Jolly, Joyous Person. Charles Ulen Pickrell—Carries Universal Praise. Dorris Virginia Robertson—Doesn’t Vary Rules. Emma Grace Rogers—Ever Going Right. Ailecn Smith—Ambitious Student. Lola Adel6 Spear—Lively, Animated Student. Ruby May Tompkins—Real Merry Tease. Josic Gertrude Thompson—Just Good-Tempered. Ailecn O’Neill Walsh—Admires Old Widowers. Mabel Clair Webb—Many Cute Ways. Jennie Foster Weedin—Joyous, Frank, Winsome. Eustace Evan Windes—Eschews Every Wrong. Mabel Walker Willebrandt—Many Weighty Words.

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GUafia fatiga FAREWELL! Tune—“Do They Think of Me at Hornet” We must leave the dear, old school Where we’ve passed so many days, And our hearts are sorely tried, As we sing our parting lays. Five short years have quickly passed Since to Normal first we came. And though absent from her halls, Yet can ne’er forget the name. And though absent from her halls, Yet can ne’er forget the name. But we should not now be sad, For our long-sought goal is here, And along with memories bright, Cling tne friendships grown so dear. And along with memories bright, Cling the friendships grown so dear. WOULDN’T YOU DO IT, TOO. Tune: “April Girl?' As the Senior class of 1911— Count us one by one; we are forty-seven, We will go out to teach, and be teachers grand, And soon will be famous all over the land. If you were a Senior of this Normal School; If you were a Senior of this Normal School. As the Senior class of this Normal School, To the Juniors, dear, we would leave one rule: In whatever you do, just to be like us, Then from no one at all will there be a fuss. If you were a Senior in the Normal School; If you were a Senior in the Normal School. The teachers who’ve taught us do love us so, 0 „ „ „ us next fall. For we are the Seniors of this Normal School; For we are the Seniors of this Normal School. Edith Johnston, 11. Wouldn’t you Wouldn’t yi Do it, too? Wouldn’t you I)o it, too? Wouldn’t you Do it, too? 29

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 » DORRIS ROBERTSON. The baby of the class and First Grandchild of the Normal. 31