MacMurray College - Tartan / Illiwoco Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

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Frances Ki;ys Kxcellence in scholarship, interest in college affairs, personality, ability, and activities were considered when the Sophomores elected Frances Keys by a large majority as the most outstanding girl of the Class of 1930. Frances has divided her activities between athletics. Athletic Board of which she is secretary, and class activities. She is president of the Soph- omore Class and of the Tironian Club, and is evidently interested in so many things that it is hard to designate her greatest interest. However, we have been told that the study of music is not the least of them. Her election as the most all-around girl is merely a vote of confidence in her ability as a student, as an executive, and as a friend. [ 23 ]

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Bertha Swearingen The Junior Class selected Bertha Swearingen in choosing its most all-around girl. Bertha ' s activities cover the widely separated fields of dramatics, athletics, debate, and student government. In December, she acted as representative of the Illinois Woman ' s Col- lege at the convention of the American Federation of Students at Lincoln, Nebraska. For the past year she has been vice-president of Lambda Alpha Mu Society. Bertha ' s chief interest seems to be in student activities ; in this capacity, her understanding personality and charm have made her one of the most likeable girls in school.

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Graci; Chapman It was very hard to select someone to fill the qualifications of best all-around girl after such a short acquaintance ; howe er, in the election of Grace Chapman as its president and then as its most all-around girl, the Class of 1931 has twice expressed its confidence in her abilit} ' . Grace is a member of the Press Club, and has won recogiiition for her writing by her admittance to Scribblers. A year is a very short time in which to prove one ' s self; nevertheless, Grace has liecome one of the outstanding Freshmen. [ 24 ]