University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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Y lemamtia SPECIALS W. W. Hawkins, Maryville, Mo. Philip Levi, Kansas City SENIORS Dorothy Flint, Girard Mary Beal, Corydon, Iowa Mary Smith, Abilene Hazel Quick, Redfield Viola Engle, Abilene JUNIORS Ernest Kugler, Abilene Lillian Cottrell, Irving Girard Kohman, Dillon Jessie Foster, Achilles Maren Sawyer, Kansas City, Mo. Rilla Hammat, Lawrence Kenneth Clark, Lawrence SOPHOMORES Clara Nigg, Los Angeles, Cal. Pauline Rhodes, Hennessey ,JOkla. Frank Stacey, Leavenworth Beatrice Beal, Hamilton Reba Sheppard, Lamar, Mo. Io Petteys, Newton Don Hughes, Lawrence Guy Daniels, Pawnee Rock Florence Merritt, Lawrence FRESHMEN Dorothy Engle, Abilene Forrest Rogers, Wellington Olin Fearing, Burr Oak Dr. Alice L. Goetz Dr. Grace M. Charles Melvin Rutledge, Topeka Frank Berwick, Little River PLEDGES Bascom Fearing, Burr Oak FACULTY Prof. George J. Hood Prof. Herman B. Chubb Miss Cora Downs Page 21 S 7n || i i| i «iH ii iihT T m nimiiwniimwiii«KMiMmiH»

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The Peace Edit iox£ Stomas V. SOPER WlLHOLT RuPARD IRVINE BLAZIER Glascock G. Soper Brown Snyder Benscheidt Rodkey DeTar Williams Redding . Bayles Baker Terill Acomas was organized in 1914 with the twofold purpose of uniting a group of men in the active support of the University Y. M. C. A. and of providing a wholesome social life for its members. Graduates Gail R. Soper, Hutchinson Seniors Rex L. Brown, Oklahoma City, Okla. Harold J. Terill, Robinson Newton H. Benscheidt, Hutchinson Edmund H. Wehmeyer, Kansas City Warren E. Blazier, Lawton, Okla. Ernest E. Bayles, Salina Juniors C. Alvin Williams, Canon City, Colo. Ralph D. Rodkey, Blue Rapids Sophomores Paul C. Snyder, Hutchinson John W. Wilhoit, St. George Freshmen H. Vern Soper, Hutchinson A. Houstin Irvine, Fort Scott Robert H. Redding, Hoisington Pledges Homer Rupard, St. Joseph, Mo. G. H. Lamb, Yates Center Laird B. Glascock, Parkerville L. W. Baker, Kansas City De Tar Page 21 THa Tat hawker ) lnillJIIIIHMllIll tfllKMl..-Pl ' MtrlM t || t ||||llHIWIjl|lliHJII T lllllWMll -1lllllltllltllllllfillllttinllHIMt»illlTHS! J ;.«n;nMUlVIIUIJlHMllMiniL , .g