Central Female College - Messenger Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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J , 1 A ' I 5 S Miss AIILDRED ELIZABETH SMITH Much thanks is due Miss Smith who has been our sponsor for two years and whose untiring eiforts and patience have helped us over many rough places. Additional thanks is also due her for he-r invaluable assistance as adxisoi to tht Mrssengei Sta October 20-Today we chose our Senior Sponsor, and Diary, she is, shall I say, the most suited or as in this ease, the one we unanimously chose. Some way she seems closer to us Senior Girls. She struggled with us in our Junior year, and we reullv know that she wished the very best for all of us. I don't suppose we are any I too appreciative of her efforts to do things for us, but I know that in the heart of every Senior, Senior days mean the days when Miss Smith accepted our invitation of Sponsor, and from then throughout the year, secured privileges, for us and in every way made our Senior year enjoyable.

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VIRGINIA ANDERSON Cheyenne, Wyo. 'fYou hmr Ihut girl laughing, you thinle she's all fun, But the angels laugh too, at the good she's clone. A. A., Eta Upsilon Gamma, Cosmospolitan Club, Messenger Stalig Dramatic Club ,23- l24g Activity Board, Senior Play. MARGARET BARCLAY Kansas City, Kan. She'5 not in the roll of common mon. A. A.g Normal Course in Piano, Beta Sigma Omicrong Kansas Club, Y. W. C. A. Cab- inet ,24Q Student Council '24, VVhols 'Whog President Club. LENA YOUNG CLINE Otterville, Mo. She'll .thine in more suustanlifzl honors, and Zo he noble she'll he good. A. A., Eta Upsilon Gammag Phi Theta Kap- pag Council ,23g Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet '23-'24g Activity Boardg Editor-in-Chief of Messenger, VVho's VVhog Missouri Clubg Glee Club ,23- ,24g Dramatic Club 'Zag May Queen '24. LETA ENGLE VVhiting, Kan. She gives to airy nothing a loml habitation and a name. A. A., Teacher's Certificate, Phi Theta Kappag Council ,23-,243 Activity Boardg Mes- senger Staff, Kansas Club, Glee Club '23-'24. October 1-VVentworth gave their reception tonight, and every Senior went. Moral: VVentworth has a reputation for good partics, and soineway uniforms are fascinatingg one year does not erase the glamour for the Boarding School Girl. November 5-We all trooped out and had our picture taken today-mascot and all. One more link in our Annual chain. November 12--Armistice Day: Every Senior inet today and decided that wc ncedcd a holiday, so our Senior President proceeded to the oflicc and announced our decision and wc got itl Oh, what rcjoiciug thcrc was that some iutclligcnt Senior girl had used her he-ad enough to think of a vacation. -umm:am1C1'i.l.,::!n-