Gainesville High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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Vs, Nr-. MAMIE FAGAN Gainesville, Florida Vice-President and Historian 1912-13 President 1913-14 Chorus 1911-12-13 Footsie The offices which she has so capably filled are themselves testimony of her executive ability. She possesses a number of excellent traits of character and a talent for music. And besides all these, Mamie is some tease. FLORENCE BUNGER Gainesville, Florida Vice-President 1913-11 Chorus 1911-12-13 'LFIIICCH An Ohioan bv birth-a Floridian by adoption, Vice- President of the class by unanimous vote. Her popu- larity among her classmates is well deserved, for she is both studious and a good sport-unusual combination, but true nevertheless. A Latin Shark. 59' 1. is V uigsuf' sv-

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Class '14 OFFICERS MABIIE FAGAN .,.,,....,..,..,..., President. FLORENCE BUNGER - -- - --1st Vice-President. HATTIE BAIRD ..,,.... - . - - ,.., Znd Vice-President ANNA BLAIR THOMSON. .... ..... S ecretary. BELVA FLOYD .................... Treasurer. Class Colors: Green and White. Class Motto: Hit what you aim at. Class Flower: Easter Lily.

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HATTIIQ BAIRD Gainesville, Florida Znd Vice-President 1912-15 Business Manager of Alachuan 1913-14 Hattie is an energetic worker and much of the suc- cess of the Annual is due to her efforts. The height of her ambition is to be a good domestic science teach- er, and she already excels in Divinity. Her success as Business Manager of the Annual can probably be at- tributed to her thorough KP? knowledge of Book- keeping. ANNA BLAIR THOMSON Gainesville, Florida Treasurer 1912-13 Secretary 1913-14 Class Editor of the Alachuan 1915-14 Anna Blair Thomson, the most dignified girl in the class-when the occasion demands it. Everybody likes her. She is an excellent student and a good friend. In fact, she is one of those indispensable per- sons that is required in the make-up of every well or- ganized class. We have recently discovered another one of her talents-Art.