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THE LEWIS ANNUAL gi i Charles John Anderson Bijou Falls, S. D. Arts Course. ' arcl Academy, Yankton College. Trustee Ward Academy, South Da- kota. Gertrude L. Ayres - Chicago, III. Domestic Science Course. Phi Kappa Theta, Collegiate Girls ' Cluh. Home Economics Club, Austin High School. Leonor. Jeannette Beggs Hawkeye, Iowa Domestic Science Course. Home Economics Club, Iowa State College. University of Chicago. Gertrude Behreks - - Arts Course. Collegiate Girls ' Club. Chicago, III. Grace Baker Bolinger Chicago, III. Domestic Science Course. Home Economics Club. Girls ' Glee Club. Oxford College, Oxford, Ohio. Catherine Bradshaw - Chicago, III. Domestic Science Course. St. Gabriel ' s High School. Eileen Margaret Callahan Green Bay, Wis. Domestic Science Course. Home Economics Club. Kaukauna, Wisconsin, High School. Martin A. W. Carlson - Chicago, III. Arts Course. Daedalian, Parnassian Society. Grace Elizabeth Champlin Chicago, III. Domestic Science Course. Kappa Phi Delta, Collegiate Girls ' Club. Home Economics Club. Ruth Curtis - - - - Chicago, III. Domestic Science Course Kappa Phi Delta, Home Economics Club. Stephanotis Society. [23]
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THE LEWIS ANNUAL The Associate Class Officers President, Lois Kellogg I ' ice-President, Martin Carlson Secretary, Oivier E. Supple Treasurer, Walter W. David On April I, 1913, the superiorit - of the 1913 Associate Class over all preceding classes wss clearh ' manifested, for on that date they set a precedent which we hope will be followed by the future associate classes. On this day the spirit of organization could not be subdued, and the result was that for the first time in the history of the Lewis Institute the associate class became a leal, live, and important organization. The class was organized under the name of The Associate Class of Lewis Institute, 1913, and included the candidates for the title in the Domestic Economy and those for the title in Arts. The class showed great intelligence in selecting an efficient president, and as a result, the chief purpose for which the class was organized, namely the promotion of good fellowship among the members, has been triumphantly accomplished. [22]
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THE LEWIS ' tim ' ■%- Louis Dame - - - - Chicago, 111 Arts Course. Daedalian, Parnassian Society. College Dramatic Club. W.iLTER W. David - - Chicago, 111 Arts Course. Daedalian, Men ' s Glee Club, (Pres 1911-12). College Dramatic Club. Donna Margaret Drew Highland Park, II Domestic Science Course. Home Economics Club. Julia Farrar - Downers Grove, 11 Domestic Science Course. Kappa Phi Delta, Girls ' Glee Clul Home Economics Club. c;eorgia Elizabeth Fini.ey Oneida, II Domestic Science Course. Home Economics Club. Knox College, Galesburg. Maude Mary Firth - Chicago, II Domestic Science Course. Home Economics Club. Sigma Beta Theta. Mildred Fitzgerald - Chicago, III Arts Course. Phi Kappa Theta, Girls ' Glee CI Collegiate Girls ' Club. College Dramatic Club. Marie ' I ■IFRED Flyke - Chicago, 111 Arts Course. Collegiate Girls ' Club. College Dramatic Club. Edith Frame - - - Chicago, 111 Domestic Science Course. Klahowya, Collegiate Girls ' Club. College Dramatic CKib, Home Eco nomics Club. Ruth L. Funkey - Hancock, Mich l])omestic Science Course. Collegiate Girls ' Club. Home Economics Club. [ 24 J
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