Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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T. DeWITT HUCKABEE. Parchevard. Treasurer Y. M. C. A. (3) ; President Y. M. C. A. (4) ; Manager Shakespearean Play (3) ; “Twelfth Night” (3); Vice-President of Parchevard (4); Inter-Collegiate Debate Committeeman (4); President of Class (3); Tabagie,” “Diawl”; Student Foreman at Carpenter Shop. GRACE REED. Calliopean. P. C. L. S. Shakespearean Play (2) ; Intends to Teach. RALPH B. ELLIOTT. Lowell. Inter-Class Basket Ball (2. 3) ; L. L. C. Operetta (3) ; Vice President Lowell Club 13) ; Glee Club (3, 4) ; Low¬ ell Quartette (4); Y. M. C. A. Vice-President and Com¬ mitteeman; Head Usher at Parkville Presbyterian Church (4); Biology Assistant (4); Lowell Censor (4). MERLE RENDER. Calliopean. Attorney of Calliopean; Student Teacher. ’Tis somewhere recorded: “Still waters run deep, ' ’ And with people it’s often true That the ones who are making the least pretense, Are doing the most for you.

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EMMONS K. EMERSON. Lowell Club. Born in Ohio; raised in Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and North Dakota; Typhoid Victim (1); Fresh¬ man-Sophomore Debate (Winning Teams) (1. 2) ; Charter Member Y. M. C. A. and Secretary (2); Vice-President of Prohibition Association (2) ; Class Football Team (2) ; Track (3); Third Place in Mile With Three in Race; Chapel Monitor (4) ; Prayer Force (4) ; Library Assistant (4) ; Inter-Societv Debater (4) ; Inter-Collegiate Debater (4) ; Censor of Lowell Club (1) ; Vice-President and Presi¬ dent of Lowell Club (4) ; Second Place “Best Student (4). One of the fairest, “squarest” and most popular boys who has ever gone through Park. Honor Orator. Class of 1915. EDITH WARNICK. Lucerne. Secretary of Lucerne; Lucerne Basket Ball Team (4). JOY ALFRED LISTROM. Lowell. Freshman-Sophomore Debate (2) ; Censor Lowell Club (3) ; President of Lowell (4) ; Lowell-Orion Debate (4) ; Manager Student Enterprise Ticket (4) ; Manager Glee Club (4) ; Winner of Local and State Prohibition EDA LISTROM. Oratorical Contests (4). Lucerne. Vice-President, Treasurer and Attorney of Lucerne. Expects to teach. “Their ways are constant and their purpose true, Their acts are kindly and their faults are fezv.”

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PHILIP F. PAYNE. Parchevard; Charter Member of Orion. Glee Club (3, 4); Choir; Freshman-Sophomore De¬ bate (2); Runs the Mackay Store; Student Volunteer; President of Orion Club. Expects to enter Seminary. NELL ELAINE FRYE. Calliopean. Stayed out to teach for several years but the call of Park brought her back to graduate with the Class of 15. PAUL H. COMBS. Orion Charter Member. Student Volunteer; Vice-President of Orion (4) ; Ex¬ pects to be a Foreign Missionary. RUBY SHOUSE. Lucerne. Secretary of the Senior Class; Treasurer of Lucerne (4) ; Lucerne Basket Ball Team (4). Old Park! Good-by! We’re leaving you, And hope that every one Will merit in the future years The hearty words: “Well done.”