Fort Lewis College - Katzima Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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,Al MVQJ NAM AAAAAAI ,-,AIAA AA AAI,-A l I 5 T 5 5 3 1' ADULT CLASS The Hrst arrangement for admission of adult students was made in Marcl1, 1914, and, although many adults attended summer 4 school, not many came in the regular school year. Hence, no class organization Was made until the fall of 1917. 5 The present officersrarez President .......... ..... V IOLET NIUNTER 5 Ififg-P,-mfzffnf ..... .... A RTHUR B. T1-QNNEY 4, Sffcretary. ....... .... S OPHIE R. ROMIRE ig Treaxurer ........ ....... ......... H E LEN DAVIS The Class chose Bliss Tressel of the High School Faculty as advisor. I 5 4 S rw W W W raw 24 Qi

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