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1915 RAVELI NGST n PAULINE PARR, A. B. History. Hamilton, Mo. H. H. S. ' 09. N. W. Missouri Normal. Parsons College. M. C. ' 12. A. B. L. [herself of her family all the time. Reminds:- ' (us of a broad-guage engine on a narrow guage track. VINCENT BECKETT, A. B. Modern Language. Loveland, Col. L. H. S. ' 10. M. C. ' 10. Washington Uni. Colorado College. University of California. Philo. Track ' 11-T2. (himself of Cuba. Reminds: us of a nomad. H. W. WASSON. A. B. English. Sparta, 111. S. H. S. Wheaton College. Baseball ' 11, ' 12. ' 13, ' 14. Illinois Uni. Philo. Philo Pres. Athletic Board. Junior Play. Too late for classification. JOHN T. McBANE. English. East Liverpool, O. Collegiate Orator. Philo. Peace Orator. Also too late for his biographers. m
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1915 RAVELINGST Class History. CLASS OFFICERS. H First Semester. President, Roy Denniston. Vice President, Jean McCrory. Sec ' y-Treas., Clara Kongable. Second Semester. President, Alma Johnston. Vice President, Cassius McKnight. Sec ' y-Treas., John Acheson. (HI f T ROM old M. C. around the world a golden chain extends. In music-halls, in ' f ' | schools and missions, in the busy marts of trade and in happy homes its links hold as strong as steel. Some links remain to grace the throat of her who polishes the gems and rubs the tarnish from the gold. As uncut stones and metal unrefined we were thrust into the melting pot but fires of contest and ambition have purified us, the hammer and the chisel have molded us. Ours has been the honor of giving Monmouth her best athletes and orators during this student generation. We have had our share of voices in musical organiza- tions. Our dramatic attempts have been clever. Socially we have learned to make friends. We trust that we have made ourselves a model for the Freshmen, a terror for the Sophomores and a necessity to the faculty. But one year more remains ere college life will be over and our classmates ' strand of the chain will stretch itself throughout the length and breadth of the earth. No doubt some stones will be imperfect and some stones will be weak, yet the class of 1915 wil prove that it is no alloy, no fraud and will add its contribution to civilization. □ m
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