Colorado Womens College - Skyline Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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JU IDR CLASS Flower-Sweet Pea. Colors-Ainethyst and Lavender. Till we are built like angels-with hannner and chisel and pen, We will Work for ourselves and for Women, for- ever and ever-Anien. ' ' Thus runs the inotto of this noble class, A source niost inspiring to each brilliant class. Are you Well acquainted with these ladies six, Or have you had occasion with them to inix? Tl1El'ClS the all-wise Josephine, a Junior Hsure. nuff' ', ' She can tackle the business no matter how tough. Then Helen, forever busy, a teacher decided to be, That's Why she graduates from the college of i A. D. E. On theology, botany, trig. or eheni. You ask Annie a quizz-she'll answer any of them. For stiektoitiveness , Ruth Layton's our joy and pride, Five years she in the dorm. did abide. Emily, inspired in the line of expression Work, Is a soureeof inspiration to those inclined to shirk. The other ineniber, We'll not mention any name, By the skin of her teeth got on this roll of fame. 'J -ex. - 4 ,. .gl II I 25

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1 jcmlono 'fi A Josephine Dungan Annie Nicholl Emily Cowen Helen Holland Ruth Layton Ruth Voorhees l 2 ,fl fl S 4 .pl J, 4 I, 1 l -M I 5 l rl Q

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Gertrude Joseph Following in the footsteps. Wliosel Miss Ru1nsey's. Sylvia Shirley The piquant lit- tle lady from Can- on City. SCPZVXCRE lT WAS with quaking hearts We first entered the chapel the ninth day of September, 1912. It was such a sudden drop from the digniied Seniors of our respective High Schools to the low rank of Freshman in a higher school of learning. As it happened there were only ive of our select crowd shining with the usual green tint of the Freshie. As the year progressed each ineinber of our be- loved class proved herself worthy of notice. One for her literary ability, another for her accoinplish- ment of the thousand and one tasks set before her, because she was always Willing to do as she was asked, and the other three Won their fame in the Glee Club. Alas! Alack! Wlien the roll was taken this year of 1913-14, only one of the brilliant ive re- mained, as the other four, being so much more bril- liant, had studied in order to enter the Junior Class. But before niany hours this one lonely College Soph- oinore had been joined by a Worthy helper and class- mate. Enough cannot be said of how this new Soph- omore starred for her class. In the one nieinorable debate of the year she helped to Win the large tro- phy, presented by the President, to the winning Lit- erary Society. ' We almost regret that the year is gone but glad- ly do we take up the responsibilities and duties of the diligent Juniors. 26