Irving College - Irvingiana Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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7 aria Cghnni The Nwinxs NAME RELIGION NOTED FOR FAVORITE PASTIME Beitzel, Gretna P. of the Hart Qheartj Blufling Star- gazing Campbell, Annie C. Lost Talking Sleeping Clendeniu, Mary C. Sun Qsonj Worshippers Everything Talking Coover, Mary R. Luther Qanj Accuracy QFD Giinding Coble, Helen S. Salvation Army Her Jokes Declaiming Julius Caesar Frey, Anna C. Deacon's Thinking Spooning Gephart, Helen K. Mormon Being Model Senior Running errands for Mr Harper Gill, Alma C- Bud CBh11ddiSI1lD Gracefulness Flirting GfaVeS, Sarah E- Dutch Reformed Her Height Studying Geology Heikei Martha G- Church of God Virtues Di-earning Hill, Hazel M- Same as Kline's IncCKjline to F. and M. Writing Letters MYSYS, Helen C- Greek Bashfulness Reading Noble, E- Maud Seven Day Adventist Cutting Classes Losing Books Reindollar, Mary A. Christian Worrying Studyinglnznglish Tebay' Mama A' Will Soon Change Being Tired Walking up.Market Street ZUE, E- Mallilva Hagfsgijgpgqglgiss Being least of class Plugging

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MR. HARPER : MISS RICH : Condemned to sacrifice his childish years, ff With thee au toil-S are Sweet, To babbling Ignorance, and to empty fears. Each clime hath charms, - -pyzby, Earth-Sea alike-our Woi'ld within our arms I MISS ZIMMERMAN: -5JW072- H She is of so free, so kind, so apt, so blessed a MRS. BILL : disposition, she holds it a vice in her good- ness, not to do more than she is requested. Through every pulse the Music stole, -Shakespeare. And held sublime communion with the Soul, Wrung from the coyest breast the imprisonld MR. IACOBS : And kindled rapture in the coldest eye. -Monzggonzery. Earth holds no other like to thee. -Byron. MRS. BRIDGMAN: MISS CAMPBELL : - This Music crept by me upon the vvatersg Love is blind and Lovers cannot see Allaying both their Fury and my Passion The pretty follies that themselves commit. VVith its sweet air. -Shakespeare. -Shakespeare. MR. CRAWFORD: MISS HARPER: Some men are born Great, some achieve great- Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, an ex- ness, and some have Greatness thrust cellent thingsin Woman.', --Shakespeare. upon themf' -Shakespeare.

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gliuinxe Qbritiqxzriinms fmt the ggnmtinxs GRETNA BEITZEL-To lead a successful life of single blessedness. ANNIE CAMPBELL-Washing dishes. MARY CLENDENIN-Leading lady in a 10 cent show. HELEN COBLE-TO keep house for some one's brother in New York. MARY COOVER-To teach kindergarten in California. ANNIE FREY-U To teach infants. KK 37 HELEN GEPHART-To keep house for one of her numerous cousins ANNA GILL-To teach oratory at Yale. SARAH GRAVES-Y. W. C. A. Secretary in Honolulu. HAZEL HILL-Kline's first assistant. MARTHA HEIKES-Studying her favorite Psalm CSamj. HELEN MX'ERS-TO make strong speeches on Womanls Rights. MAUD NOBLE-To teach school in East Pittsburg. MARY REINDOLLAR-TO live with her brother in Meyersdale. MERNA TEBAY--To smooth the wrinkles from Harryls brow. MANILVA ZUG--To live with Teddy. BY THE JUNIORS.