University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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I empty halls with their floors worn into splinters, and of the cold rooms; but they soon began to recall the good times they had had in this or that society hall; or how they had fooled a certain professor in some room, or the names they had carved upon the window- sills and chairs. The greatest consolation was that they would, in all probability, get out of classes for a week at least, for how could classes meet after the loss of two of the main buildings? The members of the instructional staffs shook their heads and said it would put them in a bad fix, as there had been little enough room before; then, too, there were many specimens lost in the Medical Building which could not be replaced for years. Quietly the faculty called a meeting, and by noon proofs of the programs for the Medical students were ready and the an- nouncement was made that classes in all departments would go on as usual the next morning, the places of meeting to be poste d upon the bulletin-boards later. Accordingly every student went to his eight o ' clock class Monday morning, possibly lamenting the loss of the anticipated holidays, but prouder of his Alma Mater. LBII.A KEMMKREK.

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SENIOR CLASS 1902 f OFFICERS PRESIDENT LINDLEY MOSES BUTLER VICE-PRESIDENT MERRITT BRACKETT SECRETARY FLORENCE SEERLEY TREASURER F. H. RANDALL YELL Hobble-Gobble, Razzle-Dazzle! Zip! Bum! Boo! Hawkeye! Hawkeye! 1902 SENIOR HOP COMMITTEE A. M. CURRIER, B6I1, Chairman H. S. FAIRALL, ATA H. G. HUNTINGTON, A6 F. V. EBERHART, SN LYNN DUBOIS, AXP A. H. STORCK LIN M. BUTLER