University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Henry Godfrey, Merton S. Goodnow, Torry P. Hagerty, Jay M. Hall, . Alfred E. Hawkinson, Benjamin A. Herrick, Claude A.. Leonard, William MeCadden, Edna P. Medary William A. Moore, . Thomas A. Pattison, Herbert A. Pullen, . - Smith A. Sanderson, James W. Shankland, Edwin Shumpik, Thomas Spence, . Frank L. Stephan, Bertram T. Stevens, President, I Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, . Faribault Hutchinson . Chatfield Austin . Grove City Madison, Wis. . Menomonie, Wis. Fairmont . Waukon, la. Sauk Center . St. Cloud Austin . Minneapolis Des Moines, Ia. . Minneapolis Macomb, Ill. . Minnesota Lake Minneapolis Jlllll0l' ZIGSS. Q 0fflCGl'S. . . . Josarn J. VOELKER .JOHN R. I-IoLL1s'rER . Fiuznlznlcic W. PRAIL MlI4TON J. HARDY . FRED C. Mn.L1f1z 5lSl0l'V. N Tl-IE first week of the tenth n1ontl1 ofthe second year of the were not youthfulj, coming from many directions, assembled in X , V' the Flour City, that they might be initiated into the arts of healing. However, it is onlv with that part of the assemblage , U W L that was ruled by one Thos. E. Weeks, that this narrative has X to deal. Upon presenting themselves at the throne ofthe most high Sergeant-at-Arms, Zijirii full. reign of Clough, a vast multitude of youthful fand some who Elf tj' I li 'X ll' f , ,,1 ' 1' l 5 X I - ' 'Too much Johnson, they were asked if they had any record ' Vi' of their previous habitation near the Spring of Knowledge. If they had they were allowed their freedom temporarily while their less fortunate comrades were turned over to the tender mercies of the inquisition. Then these youthful searchers found that they were required to attend upon the dissertations of the nobility. One Thomas, whose surname was Lee, expatiated at length upon the mysteries surrounding osteoblasts, karyokinesis, and phagoeytes. Also one of the inferior nobles found it his very strict duty to ask, And what would 28