University of Montana Western - Chinook Yearbook (Dillon, MT)

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GAIL BEUSCHLEIN, Chinook and Monmal staffs, K. Z. X.. and tennis club. She came to college one day to satisfy her dream of wearing a cap and gown. That she will realize her ambition and live a long life of health, wealth and happiness, we all know, for twilight always finds her in slumber-land. MAY BUSCH, K. Z. X “On their own merits, modest women aie dumb.” Though she receives many remembrances from a “friend,” she is steadfast in her determination to cultivate the young idea. GRACE JOHNSON, K. Z. X.. T. T. B., and tennis club. Of such versatility that few fields of action remain unplowed by her. As an actress, brilliant (witness the Dowager); as a cook, unusually skillful; as a lady, perfect; and as a student, the best bluffer in the school; and withal a perfect (jueen in those social circles in which she moves. LUCIA JOHNSON, Chinook staff, and K. Z. N. A shining literary light. She always goes to bed early, with a few very remarkable exceptions. She is a great nature lover and likes nothing better than to stand and absorb its beauties. —20—

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— ANNA FRENCH. K. Z. X. Anna was born young and lias never gotten over it. However, her youth has not prevented her from becoming one of the dignified seniors. She has a most marvelous faculty for sticking to a thing in spite of flunks. ELIZABETH HAGARTY, K. Z. N. Her scientific tastes were acquired in the Great Falls High, but where she got her appetite no one knows. It is always with her, and at times her misery is so great that (this is a profound secret) her friends carry crackers in their pockets to feed her. ANNA LARSON, “Casey,” Monmal Board, K. Z. N., oratorical association, Senior basket ball, and president of the tennis club. “We understand her by her sight; Her pure and eloquent blood spoke in her cheek, and so distinctly wrought that one might say her body thought.” Her religion is a check on the license of other tongues. MARY McMANUS, K Z. X., and Senior basket ball. “Of manners gentle, of affection mild, In wit a man, simplicity a child.” Her life is bound up in her home, but her sympathies extend further. 19—

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ALICE RUSSELL, Monmal staff. K 7 X., and oratorical association. “Miss Carson the second is the only appropriate name for this dignified lady She has not only absorbed English until she seems to bristle with interrogations points,but «hc also possesses a very original turn of mind, when it comes to creative work. EVA LAWRENCE. K. 7. X.—The only one of the Seniors who preferred to live in the old dorm. She has the true missionary spirit necessary to a teacher and it shows in the way she looks after the Elements, among whom she is venerated. ALICE KILNER, K. Z. N.—The best things are done up in small packages. Although Alice expects to teach, a far-away look in her eyes often suggests that she would prefer housekeeping for two in the Madison valley. —21—