University of Wisconsin Whitewater - Minneiska Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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P vw ' THE 1910 MINNEISKA , ,fffrirw-. 411l1111f l'l41191,W1 frsrrilitrras 111 'M 1-'swltfidf C, sEN1oR CLASS GFFICERS . J 2+ f I S X fs xmiliilmmss' mam I 'mm , 331111555 V tttillliii 1'-nnlrnr 'H 1lli ? BERTHA EMERSON . - Pfwiflenf WM. GRENZOW . V ice-President I-IELEN GILLETTE . . SCCTCUITD FRANK POWELL TTGGSUTU Four score and ten numbered the members of our class when we entered the White- 0 '-'u.- L t sf Water Normal School in the fall of 1908. During the two years' stay here, this class has distinguished itself in many ways. The indiormitable will and persevering energy -of its members were manifested in the successful publication of the first volume of the School Annual.. This class, also, furnished the editor-in-chief and ten members of the board and staff of the 1910 Minneiska. Moreover, it selected a school seal. Th-ough many classes before this had thought of selecting one, it was left for the class of '10 to do it. A larg-e number of the members of the musical and the athletic organizations have been chosen from our ranks. In the Junior year, four of the Inter-normal and five of the Inter-society debaters were members of this class, and in the Senior year, We furnished two of the three men who debated against Oshkosh. . The motto of our class seems to have been, For the Good of the School. From first to last, each one has endeavored to do his best to increase the honor and glory of his Alma Mater, and it is the earnest wish of everyone that each succeeding class shall add to that honor and glory. 120 9 ,nur , Q nV's3k rf' ilxypw, 5133 1 . , 1 ' fy, Q' bi 1 ' ak 955 S gent 2.3851 K ,. 4 Ixizfc. +323-1.14.4 4 1,1 ji. .KN xl 1' , , r 4' I ..tA1'frg 3 2 un., 1.125211 ' ,Msg :N If -1 .- 15 . -slay, f-Im, .,-me -1f5i:iE+- ,, . ' A-3, I- 1 W, 'Nw

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THE 1910 MINNEISKA gg 1 l MABEL GREENWALD Monroe I-I. S. German Course. Sober, steaclfast, ancl demuref' MINNIE EARNEST Delavan I-l. S. Latin Course. ' Philomathia L. S. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '09-'IO. R. P. Staff, 'l0. lVlinneisl-ia Board, 'l0. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. ' ' German Course. Aureola L. S. Y. W. C. A. Ah! you are a right sweet naturef, LEILA Sl-IREVE. Evansville I-I. S. Germa-n Course. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, 'l0. R. P. Staff, '10, t ul have none other than a woman,s reason l think so becaus-e I think so. ETI-IEL C. UPI-lAlVl Madison I-I. S. German C-ourse. - Aureola Pres., '09. Y. W. C. A. Pres., 'lO. Glee Club, '09-'10, Treble Clef, ,09-'lO. Quartette, '09. R. P. Staff, 'l0. Minn-eiska eclitor-in-chief, ' l 0. Steady ancl sure and true. MAY MCISRIDE Milton, I-I. S. English, Group G. Aureola L. S. lVlaiclen with the meek brown eyes. 22 1 t L tl BLANCHE KILDCW Whitewater I-I. S. 1 I .. g Eiiiftf 2 iw' gm, ff' if fi' fi' if ffiwifl 41 Maul!! 4 ul an 1 A Pill' Primm Mmm.. sr' .-'lil H3322 7 14 ... 1 X wi. I 'nn-.4a,, , .Q ,- iglwu M Rv, ii W if J jo 5 flwilltlfigfs rf- ut.. . rl.. bulky ill' si! 4 tm in - whisk .hx rw its s. be -y. 'Q