Drake University - Quax Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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The Qiilass of 1912 In this issue of the Guan a oeparture has been maoe from the usual arrangement of Zluniors ano in the follotning pages pou tpill fino the pit: tures of Bluniors of all the col: leges. QEuite frequently one college in its anxiety to look out for its otnn interest loses sight of the tpelfare of the Qiinihersitp in general. Zin the hope of fostering a real Uhlni: hersitp spirit. me hahe inaoe this thange. for it is only hp uniteo action that tne ran huilo a greater Uiinihersitp. Em i H , W QQ!! lil U E LJ QBQ

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GEORG li VVA'l'li RS Des Moines V Liberal Arts West Des Moines High School Philo lfreshman Debating 'l'eam H liAl,'l'HY looking specimen of the ,rfwlllt llama with 4 ' ll a complexion the envy of all the girls. A man who has arrived at such a pitch of self-esteem that he never men- tions himself without taking ofli his hat. H A R Rllfl' 'l',-'XYLOR M arshalltown, lowa Liberal Arts Marshalltown High School llhilo Udis Club lVlOlDliS'l' reserve. and a qeenly dignity have won for her a high place in the .lunior ranks. She talks but little- that's peculiar. She firmly believes that there is safety in numbers, but she does not practice it. EDNA NICHOLS Des Moines Liberal Arts West Des Moines High School Philo Latin Club UAl,l'l'Y l10t quantity. She sharks habitually and with no trace of blulling. She is quite convinced that there is virtue in variety and she looks for it in the lfreshman Class. You can know her by her gait. HARRY SM l'l'H Highland, Kansas Liberal Arts Highland High School Ministerial Association Amateur Musical Club Handel Choir NEWCOM ER at Drakeand one who has yet to makehis hrst appearance at a class party. Noted already for his fussing mroaensities, his elrusive frreetin fs, and his li rht col- . l Nl ,-. l S-. 5, ored hair. Hath an one not seen hun? Y