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A LICK PADGHAM Auburn, la. Special Primary. Delphian. 'She lives in peace with all mankind.” Alvina Jennings . . . Beaconfield, la. Special Primary. Neo. Neo President. Choral. “She has a most discerning head” Lilian Landsness . . Sioux Rapids, la. B. Di. Schillerverein. '7hr ways are ways of pleasantness.” Hilda Osterson . . . State Center, la. Special Primary. “Much to praise, little to be forgiven ” Dolus Mae Thornburg . . Linden, la. Special Primary. Eulalian. By diligence she wends her way.” Loa Simons..............Hamburg, la. B. Di. “A merry heart, an honest, sober mind.” 25
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CLASS ORGANIZATION THE class of 1913 demonstrated its progres- siveness by adopting a new plan of organiza- tion this year. The most objectionable fea- ture of the old manner of organizing was that it was almost impossible to get the entire class of over three hundred students together at one time. In order to overcome this difficulty, President Seerley devised a new scheme which he suggested to the class at its first meeting early in the fall. His plan was to have the Seniors of each department organize independently and conduct such business as was necessary. This would do away with the necessity of having a meeting of the whole Senior class more than once or twice during the year. When such meetings were held, the president of the A. B. class was to act as presiding officer. President Seerley’s plan was adopted and has been highly successful, since the business has been more easily taken care of and a greater class spirit has been created. 24
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Merle Baker...................Oelwein, Ia. Special Primary. Shake. “My heart is true as steel.” Hazel Strayer................Waterloo, la. M. Di. Shake. Shake President. Commencement Play, 1912. “So well she acted all and every part” Helen Hagan................Sioux City, la. Home Economics. Shake. “Hop, skip and flunk.” Olive Kearns...................Fairfield, la. Special Primary. Chresto. “She has a strong affection—she is called a sensible girl.” Gladys Hoyer...................Oelwein, la. Special Primary. “She walks in beauty, as the night” Bernice Sargent...............Fonda, la. Special Primary. Art League. “Modesty never fails to win good will ” 26
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