Olivet College - Oaks Yearbook (Olivet, MI)

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MARION STEELE. Guild, Soronian, Y. VV. C. A. Y. VV. C. A. Pres. C455 Class Pres. ffjbj . Soronian Sedy Q3Q 3 Guild Vice-Pres. Q33 g Soronian Public C4j. EDNA A. VVHIPPLE. Guild, Y. VV. C. A. Guild Pres. Q4j . CLARA E. AVERY. KATHRYNE DILLINGHAM WYCKOFP. Sorouiau, Y. W. C. A. Y. VV. C. A. Vice-Pres. Qgjg Sorouian Vice-Pres. Qgj 5 Editor-in-Chief of the Echo Qgjg Class 'Pres C4jg Soroniau Pres. f4jg Sorouiau Public C4j. Latin Assistant C.4j 5 1 g f ',..- . Vi d , ROBERT H. TUCKER. Phi Alpha Pi, Y. M. C. A. ' Phi Alpha Pi Public M V .. -as , Soroniau, Y. W. C. A. Soroniau Public C4j 1

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I K .. .. 1 MARIE SEVVARD KING. Soronian, Y, WY C. A. A A Soronian Vice-Pres. C41 f I-IARRISGN GRAY GTIS. Phi Alpha Pi, Y. M. C. A. Football Mgr. CLLDQ Editor-in-Chief of Echo Q4jg Editor Handbook Qgjg Y, M. C. A. Sec'y Q4j g Wfinner Shapleigh Schol- arship Qajg Dewey Gratorical Prize C253 Phi Alpha Pi Oratorical Contest Q2j g Phi Alpha Pi Prize Debate Series Cgjg Phi Alpha Pi Treas. tgj g Phi Alpha Pi Pres. C4j 5 Phi Alpha Pi Critic C45 g Phi Alpha Pi Public Q4j. PLQYD S. RICHARDS. Adelphic, Y. M. C. A. Pres. Chemical Club Cgjg Adelphic Speaker C4j g Adelphic First Controller C451 Chem. Lab. Asst Q3-455 Adelphic Public BESS CLARE SETTLE. Guild, Y. W. C. A.. Ia a n V Class Athletic Mgr. Qgjg Guild Pianist . ii- f Qajg Guild Sec'y Qajg Guild Pres. MD: -V Guild Public it-f MARY JULIA SIMONS. Theta Delta, Soronian, Y. XV. C. A. Assistant in Modern Language Dept. Q2-3-4jg Soronian Pres. Q4jg Soronian Public .

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THE SENIOR CLASS. OFFICERS. First Seme.rz'e1'. Second S67'I1-GSZIG7' President, . . . IQATHRYNE VVYCKOFF. . CECIL I-I. LONOMAN Vice-President, . . ROBERT TUCKER. . JESSIE F. BRONVNSON Secretary, . . HIENRXI C. C.xMPBi3LL. Q ST. CLARE PARSONS CL.xss CoLoRs-BLUE AND GOLD. YELLS. Rickety rack, rickety russ, Naughty seven, thatis us! Run, nigger, hot tater! Half past alligator! Biff, boom, bulliator! Chick-a-wah-hah l Seniors, Seniors! Rah! Rah! Rah! u HONOR.-XIQX' IXIIZMBERS-PROIF. ,xi D AIRS. BIILLER. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY. IQSO was drawing to a close: the old-fashioned clock on the mantel showed that in a few hours the new year would be ushered in. Out of doors the wind was whistling with that peculiar sound which makes one thankful for home, and the old gray-haired' man who sat before the wide lireplace was indeed thankful for warmth and shelter. His expression was one of reminiscent thoughtfulness and the smile which occasionally lighted up his face proved that his reveries were not unpleasant. As he sat thus, the door softly opened and a little girl of flve or six stole quietly across the room and placed her hands upon his knee. The smile on the olds mans face deepened as he gently lifted her up and asked, XVell, little fairy, wheat shall it be this time P Tell me a story, grandpa,