University of Wisconsin Oshkosh - Quiver Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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Latin Course Graduates Marion Boynton, Oshkosh, Wis. “Multis ictibus dcicitur qucrcus. Member of Alcthcan. Member of Glee Club. Contestant in oratorical content, 1902. Margaret Brown, Neenah, Wis. “Forti et fideli nil dcficile.” High School graduate. Katherine V. Burns, Oakfield, Wis. “Fide, ed cui vide.' High School graduate. Sarah C. Felker, Oshkosh, Wis. “Victrix fortunac sapientia.” High School graduate. Lockart Florence, Marinette, Wis. “Lobor ipse voluptas. High School graduate. l'lov McLean, Appleton, Wis. “Aurcam mcdiocritam dilige.” Kathryn Motley, Marinette, Wis. “Fcatina lentc. High School graduate. Mollic H. O’Connor, Berlin, Wis. “Utendum est actatc; cito pede labitur acta .” High School graduate. J. Roy O .anne, Oshkosh, Wis. “Non sibi, sed patriae.” Vice-President of Philakcan 1901, Secretary 1902. Vice-President of Athletic Association. On tennis team in Oshkosh v . Illinois game. Captain of basket-ball team. Philakcan-Alethean declamatory contest. Oratorical contest. German Circle. German Play 1902. Richard M. TunniclifTe, “Audentes fortuna invat. School pianist for two years. Nina Wilson, Oshkosh, Wis. “Ut sementem fcccris. ita metes.” Member of Alcthcan. 24

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1 ye command them saying, two nights of every week, go ye into the Gymnasium and with the great ball which lietli in the basket, practice the game of Basket Ball. Ye shall stand with firm feet on the slippery Gymnasium floor and ye shall not hug the ball; but verily, verily we say unto thee. ‘Throw all the balls ye can into your own basket.’ ” And it was that on the twentieth day of the second month of the year 1902 that these five representatives met five representatives of the faculty. And they gave the Seniors the victory of that game for an inheritance, and all cried with loud voices. “It is marvelous in our eyes.” And it came to pass in those days that a decree went out from the Oshkosh Normal School that each Senior class should give a reception to each Junior class. Now. after the custom of those days this Senior class received the Juniors. And they sent forth invitations to call them that were bidden to the reception. And it came to pass at the beginning of the second quarter when the Juniors were come up to the reception that the Seniors cried with loud voices, “Hear. O Juniors, thou art to pass through . Hades this night; to go in to see ghosts greater and mightier than thyself, gypsies whose campfires burn with a brightness like unto that of the star of the morning and around these campfires thou shalt know thy fortunes.” So the Juniors turned and came down the long, dark corridors, climbed the stairs leading unto the mount of the gypsies, and there found a land laden with cake and ice cream. When the night was far spent, the Juniors separated themselves from the Seniors and spake unto them, saying: We know that thou art a class mightier and greater than we.” GKNKVIKVK BARRON. April to, 1902. 1 1 I 23

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Chan. F. Lutze Winnifred Root Ellen Doherty Otto Lowe Alma Richter A. M. Todd Florence Smith Ben Weenick Jennie Necvel Louis Slntiiicht Saddie Tanner Rose Itrandt F. W. Oldenburg 25