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I ' . ,rv sa- 'fes 'ravi if -f 4 4 315 3 'T LUTHER MITCHELL Glee Club 3-4 Interclass Track 'I Varsity Track 9-4 Volley-Ball 9 Assembly Program Q-4 WI.Jt ho! A sense of humor. HAROLD MOORE Knowledge is more than equiva- Ient to force. HELEN MORSCI-I OLZ Stator SzaH 4 Library Staff Q 4 Secretary Ups: on Alpha Alpha Kappa Honor Ro 'I Chevrons Q Civics Medal 'I My way is to begin beginning FLORENCE NASSER Interclass Basketball 'I 4 lnterclass Baseball 'I 3 Interclass Valley Ball 'I 3 Symposium 4 Symposium Play 4 If knowledge be the know thee shall sulfice FRANCIS E NEALLY Football 'I 4 Interclass Track 'I Track 'I 4 Symposium 9 Varsity C Club 2 4 Culee Club 3 4 Interclass Basketball 'l 9 Junior Prom Com 3 Senior Play Com 4 Stator Staff 4 Easter Ball Com 4 Vaucleville Program 4 with the mar Wee modest crimson tipped flower MADELINE NITSCI-IE Interclass Basketball 'I-4 Interclass Baseball 'I-4 lnterclass Volley-Ball 'l-4 If you're there before It's over, you are on time. LEWIS OVENSI-IIRE Chevron 'I-9 Assistant Manager, Baseball 3 Senior Play Herbert 4 Stator Staff 4 Manager Track 4 Assembly Program 4 A man possessed of common sense. STELLA POCK Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit ROBERT OUINN Band Q Senior Class President 4 Senior Play 3 Cross CountfY Q Secretary Student Council 4 Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm JOHN REAGAN Senior Ball Com 4 It is not strength but art obtains the prize I TI Y . 'H 4 II -4 il , I' ki 44 - , l I ll v A 1 fkivl I Alias' fffiig' I8 THE STATOR '. 1' ugt' ! If I H- tw, ?f5l 5'32. luv Q I
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THOMAS MCGOVERN Varsnty Baseball 'I 4 Varsity Basketball Q 4 lnterclass Basketball I lnterclass Tennus 'I Q Sportsmanshnp Brotherhood 3 Secretary Treasurer Varsnty C Club 3 Junior Prom Com 3 Sportsmanship Dance Com 3 4 Presudent Varsity C Club 4 Wltty, courteous, liberal full of Splrlt WINIFRED BERTHA MCINTYRE Chevrons 'I 3 lnterclass Volley Ball 'I Q lnterclass Basketball 1 2 lnterclass Baseball I Q Drama Club Q Freshman Dance Com I 9 The riches of scholarshup and the benrgnltles of literature defy for tune and outside calamnty RUTH MCLEAN Upsllon Alpha Alpha Kappa 3 4 Homemaknng Play 3 4 Jumor Prom Com 3 Every human benng ns Intended to have a character of his own, to what no other rs to do what no other can MARY HELEN MADIGAN Honor Roll 'I 4 Chevron I 4 Expressnng Wrllne 3 Stator Staff 4 Secretary Sensor Class 4 Senior Play D lla 4 Assembly Program Q Expressing Wrllue Frances Q l never knew so young a body wxth so old a head JAMES MARCY Tis deeds must wm the prize THE STATOR AMY LOU MARTIN Sensor Play Julie 4 Mlnuet Marchnoness 9 Symposuum Play 3 4 Toy Shop 'I Speakmg Contest 3 4 Bug Broadcast Q Llvnng Statue Program 3 Stator Staff 3 4 Glee Club Q 4 Symposlum 4 Freshman Sophomore Dance Q Honor Roll Q 3 Ithaca Speaking Contest 'Ist 4 I think you have heard of my poor servrces EDWARD MEVERS lnterclass Track 'I lnterclass Basketball Sensor Play Com 4 Stunt Night Program 'I Cela ne fart rlen MARGARET MILES lnterclass Basketball 'I 3 lnterclass Volley Ball 'I 4 lnterclass Baseball 'I Q lnterclass Tenms 'I 9 Manager Varsity Basketball 4 Symposlum 3 4 Joy IS not galned by asknng for nt, but by acting for It ROBERT MILES Freshman Class Presnden 'I lnterclass Basketball Varsity Basketball 3 4 lnterclass Track Q Varsrty Track 4 Tennls 'I Symposnum 3 4 President Symposnum Volley Ball Q lnterclass Baseball 2 It IS requisite that a gentleman should not always be plodding nn one art, but rather be a general scholar, that rs, to have a luck at all sorts of leaving and away JOSEPHINE MILLER I-lang sorrow' Care will kll cat and, therefore, let sbe merry ' l . ' ' A 'I . . -Q Sportsmanship Dance Com. 3 A ' ' u , . . . I , , - L u . - . rv 1-Q . l an 2 ww . ral . . . 'rx E. A ' i d
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RICHARD RELIHAN Football 2 Track 3 4 Basketball 1 4 Varslty C Club 3 4 See how has sllenc drunks up this applause' MARGARET XX! ROBINSON Chevrons 3 4 Speaknng Contest 3 Courtesy Program 4 Abraham Lincoln Assembly Program 3 Second Glrls Prxze Speaking Contest 3 Student Councll 4 Stator Staff 4 Wusdom and Spsrltol the Universe Thou soul, thou art the eternity of thought' BEATRICE ROSE sense IS a charm MARY SCHEB Upsllon Alpha Alpha Kappa 4 Senior Play Ticket Com 4 Stunt Night Program 9 You are wisely sllent In your own mouth Therefore It were a sun for others to be so TH OMAS SCH EB Sensor Play Wolfe 4 Stator Stall 4 Stunt Night Program Chevron 1 Q Honor Roll 1 4 Tls not so deep as a well Nor so wide as a church door But tus enough twlll serve THE STATOR ROBERT SERRINS Stunt Night Program 2 Omega Alpha Chl 4 Chrustmas Ball Com 4 Senior Play Mac 4 Varsrty Track 4 Stator Staff 4 Easter Ball Com 4 The man with a burmng ambltlon ns seldom lured JOSEPHINE SHAFFER Honor Roll Q Scholarshlp Chevron Q Freshman Program 1 Freshman Reception Party 9 Interclass Volley Ball 9 Stunt Night Program Q Upsrlon Alpha Alpha Kappa tell you my dlsposxtlon I wholly addicted to vanltles, things that are new take me BERNARD J SMITH lnterclass Basketball 2 4 Sportsmanship Dance Com 3 Sophomore Assembly Program Q Give us the lad whose happy Ilfe Is one perpetual grlnl MARGARET SPROULE Anyone who thlnks science IS trying to make human Inle easler IS utterly mtstaken LEWIS H STARK Freshman Baseball 1 Varsity Baseball 1 4 Interclass Track 2 Varsity Track Q 3 Interclass Basketball Q 3 Varsity Basketball 4 Varsity Football 1 4 Interclass Softball 4 Varsnty C Club 3 4 Every gran so merry draws one ou ll . . e . A ' - 4 .. . .. . ..l . .. Z dm As charms are nonsense, non- V - , Q T I A . I ta,
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