Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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X Senior Directory Name Age General Appearance Favorite Occupation Future Occupation ANNIE BELL P Devoted Dreaming W. C. T. U. Lecturer W. E. BROADIE 25 Wise Lifting the Black Man's Burden Ward-I'Ieeler R. A. FELTON I3 Vain Holding the 'Phone 1 Patent Medicine Peddler HARRY HUSTON 20 Sporty Throwing Balls Proprietor of Billiard Parlor I. G. KRAFT 22 Dainty Going to Lecture Course Attractions Postmaster at Hackney LOVE 22 Fierce Temperance Orating Bartender R. E. MORGAN 27 Hungry Eating Waiter in a Restaurant ADA MCCLELLAN I2 Lovable A Secret Hard to tell ESTELLE STROTHER ro Loving Not to be told A Contented Wife VON SCHRILTZ 25 Winning Courting Taming Cannibals WEBER 40 Married ' Croaking Advance Agent for Barnum SL Bailey

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l l Lucius D. MooRE GEORGE INIICDERNIOTT Pre:z'n'mzl Secretary J ' r Class Colors NILE GREEN AND WHITE. Yell LET'ER RIP! LET'ER ROARl LET7ER Go, ONCE MORE! - RAZZLE DAZZLEE RAZZLE Dix! WE7RE THE CLASS or 1906! The Tale of Ought-Six A Lf., - HE class of greenhorns that met as Freshmen in 1901-oz elected T. C. I Q Maxwell president after a close and exciting contest. As Maxwell V 15.6 V Aj thought he could be the whole works himself, no other officers were K chosen. It was in the spring of this year, that green paint was so 5 profusely daubed on the walks and rocks over College Hill. And it ' was about the same time, that four of us braved the maledictions of the faculty and hanged a prep from the steeple. The next fall Maxwell was again given the office of president to keep him from sulking. With the exception of one class party, nothing unusual took place. This year the class of '06 are much in evidence. To begin with, Moore was made president, McDermott, secretary and treasurer, Dubois, prime minister, King, chaplaing Parrish, general fac-totumg and Maxwell, court fool. The Salic law excludes girls from holding oflice until the senior year. Several parties have al- 24