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Class of '11 No past nor future Juniors can boast of a more distinguished set of officers than those who now have these seats of honor. Our president with his genial, sunny way, has led us up the steep heights of popularity and fame. In all his work hr has been ably seconded by our vice president. Constant and true has been our fair secretary to alt the calls of class duty. Last, but not least, comes our Will, who has so ably guarded the strong box which represents the financial achievements of the Class of M7. After the glad rush of holidays, while the year was young and new. the long looked forward to carnival arrived with its train of stunts. The vaudeville, with its celebrated Parisian dancing dolls, was the most profitable of the evening A visit to the chamber of h errors was so horrifying that it called for all the ladies to he escorted. The house of mysterfiss was a place long to be remembered Many fair Sophomores' dreams were disturbed by the continual reappearance of these mysteries. At the coming of the sweet spring days, along with nature's musical, tin1 talented Juniors held their musical with all its powers to soothe, (.lever numbers were given by prominent singers of the city. Nor must we forget the brilliant Freshman who ablv assisted us. V The most brilliant of social functions up to this date is the Leap Year dance Both courage and skill were ex IB bi ted by the fair sex in selecting their partners and conveying them to the dance. The young men were noted on this particular occasion for that innate modesty which is a strong characteristic of the Class of '17. for they blushed becomingly when they shouldn't and failed to when they should Some demure maidens failed to render proper assistance up the long flights of stairs to the dance hall on this rare occasion, which comes but once in four vears. Several of the ho vs constituted themselves a private detective s force to locate valuable missing articles, such as powder-puffs and button hooks. The proceeds of the Leap Year dance were increased at a later {bite by 1 sweet sales. on which occasions the boys showed their appreciation of all past favors by donating the goods and generously purchasing the same. As a fitting climax to a brilliant social year will be the Junior Prom, at which time the departing Seniors will receive the hard-earned benefits of the year gone by. —FL C , 17.
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- I'P]CERS, Ernest Anderson , ... President Richmond Simpson . . Vice-President Constance Keith .......... Secretary William Courtney , . .... Treasurer ’ JLrORS: tireen and White
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