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COLLEGE SENIORS Oscar Jarvis, President History This is supposed to be the history of the Class of ' 27. By the time this book appear;, on the campus, the class itself will have passed into history. Time has wrought havoc in our original numbers. Some have fallen by the wayside; many are teaching to others what they worked hard to glean for themselves; instead of a position, others have a good job working in Dad ' s store or driving a truck. Some are being graduated from other institutions. But not so with the Loyal Seven. Just as in preceding years when we consider the students who will be seen no more on the campus, or loafing around the steps and halls of the Administration Building, we wonder how the old school will manage to keep going without them. One all-round athlete will be gone; two good teachers, one of Economics, one of Math, will be missed from Convocations; another will be busy with the cares of the home; a rising young journalist will have made her debut in the editorial world; the Dramatic Club will have lost its president and the Book Store must have a new manager; student activities will drop without hope when the genius of this group has departed from the campus. Oh, yes; old Union will miss us, but she will exist without the Loyal Seven. O.J.
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Thomas Higxite Thomas ' s debut at Union was made at the tender age of six when he marched up to one of the teachers, a large notebook held firmly under his arm, and announced that he wanted to take Execution. This quality of deter- mination so evident in his red hair and shrewd grey eyes, he has evinced all through his school career. The attractions of being a traveling salesman lured h ' m away from college for two years, but he decided that a degree was essential to his ambitions, and so returned to finish with us. Dorothy MacPhail Wit, pep and audacity she possesses mani- fold. Owing to her feminine habit of chang- ing her mind, her collegiate career has been a checkered one, but after trying out Georgia and Georgetown, she decided for old Union. Dot was an active member of the famous Scribbler ' s Club, editor of last year ' s Stespean and a reporter on The Mountain Advocate. A journalistic career for her. William Messer Bill, our best-looking Senior, has the dis- tinction of being football captain, and the most popular man on the campus. Bill also plays basketball and is on the tennis team. He is a good student, a member of the Dramatic and French Clubs, and an optimist; his cheer- ful slant on life is very refreshing. Union will miss his twinkling blue eyes and blonde curls next year, won ' t she, Eula Mae?
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