Texas Presbyterian College for Girls - Larkspur Yearbook (Milford, TX)

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C Class of l 907 M 'wmv N L-Liwve-r 'fi 4' RY .L ,.. g A Af Alumnae Officers Miss Zenobia Slaughter ............ ...... P resident Miss Mary Evans .... .... V ice-President Mrs. Fred Wood .... .... S ecretary Miss Bettie Currie. ...... ..... .... T r easurer . ci... of 1903 C Miss Minnie H. Ewing, B. A. fMrs. Keylcendallj, Hutto, Texas Class of l904 ' Miss Mary E. Carter, B. S. Miss Nel F. Pipkin, B. S. Miss Mattie M. Crawford, B. S. Miss Lela E. Todd. B- S- fMrs. Godfreyj fMrs. Forbes., Miss Louise S. Evans, A. B. Miss Helen M. Munroe, A. B. Miss Retta Murphy, A. B. Class of l905 A Miss Mary Blanton, B. S. Miss Maud Martyn, B. S. Miss Ethel Brothers, B. S. Miss Lola Ramsey, B. S. C Mrs. Hoclgej Miss Bessie Robinson, B. S. Miss Ora Dunn, B. S. Miss Florence Rogers, A. B. Miss Helen Gordon, B. S. Miss Lula Rosson, A. B. Miss Ilia Irving, A. B. Miss Fannie Weekley, A. B. fMrs. Stellj Miss Fannie Weewley, A. B. Miss Sallie Mangum, A. B. Miss .lean McCampbell, A. B. ' Class of 1906 . Miss Ellie von Rosenberg, B. S. fMrs. Hellmuthj Miss Evlyn E. Erwin, A. B. Miss Hallie Edna Baucom, A. B Miss Jessie Kate Bell, A. B. Miss Margaret E. Harper ,A. B. Miss Laura N. Pardue, A. B. Miss Mary Maple Evans, A. B. fMrs. Stovall., Miss ,lossie B. Barton, B. S. Miss Barbara G. Peyton, A. B. fMrS- Olierlliiel'-J Miss Mallye S. Pritchett, A. B. Miss Beulah A. Cavitt, B. S. Miss Bessie Lee Seale, A. B. Miss Wilna Edwards, B. S'. Miss Clarinda R. Lowrance, A. B. Miss Annie M. Hutton, B. S. Miss George Offutt, B. S. Miss Robert Neblett, B. S. Miss Claire Rutherford, B. S. Miss Emily B. Barton, B. S. fMrs. C-riffinj Miss Maybelle Arthur, A. B. Miss Lila Elizabeth Brown, A. B. Miss Catherine Cavitt, A. B. Miss Bettie Ira Currie, B. S Miss Bess Fee, A. B. Miss Mary Lillian Graham, B. S. Miss Mattie Virginia McCrary, A. Miss Virginia Mae Moss, B. S. Miss Olivia See Pritchett, B. S. Miss Clemmie Ruel Rosson, A. B. 113 '