University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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1 T H e. Lucy Mays Taylor. Liberal Arts. AAA Glee Club, ' 1I- ' I4. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. ' 10- ' 14. Vice-President A. S. U. W.. ' 12- ' 13. Student Staff, ' 12- ' 13. Secretary A. S. U. W., ' 13- ' 14. Wallace Charles Taylor. Electrical Engineering. Business Manager Wyo, ' 08- ' 09. Secretary-Treasurer Lincoln Debating Club, ' 08- ' 09. Secretary-Treasurer Engineers ' Society, ' 08- ' 09. First Lieutenant and Battalion Quarter- master, ' 08- ' 09. Treasurer Class of 1910. B. S. Mechanical Engineering, 1910. LuciLE Wright. Home Economics, n B Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 10- ' 14. Vice-President Y. W. C. A.. ' 13- ' 1 4. Glee Club, ' 10- ' 14. Mandolin Club, ' 1 0- ' 1 4. Wyoming Student Staff, ' 1 2- ' 1 3. German Club, ' 1 3- ' 1 4.

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1y. T lv,e. W John F. Pierce. Liberal Arts. 2 B a Football. ' 13. Basketball, ' 14. Sergeant Cadet Corps, ' 1 2- ' I 3. Joke Editor Wyo 1914. Athletic Committee, ' 1 3- ' 1 4. 5 jor ). L. LiDA Smith. Liberal Arts. Sigma Rho. Women ' s Conference, ' 12- ' I 3. . Lynn Thompson. Mining Engineering. Football. ' 11, ' 12, ' 13. Basketball, ' 14. Sharpshooters ' Medal, ' 1 3. Vice-President Y. M. C. A. Athletic Committee, ' 1 3- ' 1 4. T ' ommp. ' 13- ' I

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T ho t Wtf cr Selma J. Lauritsen Liberal Arts. ►eniors jsr tS we come near the end of college life, it is but natural that we should 52 pause for a minute and look back to see what we, as a class, have AiuU done. True, we have accomplished little compared to that which we wi planned in the days of our college infancy. When we entered as Freshmen, our plans for the University, the town, and the state in general, were so startling that perhaps it is well that they could not be carried out. We got over this idea quickly and set about to follow in the path of our illustrious predecessors, but with the intention of outdoing them. It is not for us to say what we have done, but we do feel that we have not been altogether idle in the past four years. Our members, by reason of their capability, have become prominent in everything pertaining to the University. A. S. U. W., debating teams, glee clubs, Y. M. C. A., and Y. W. C. A., every branch of athletics — all these number many Seniors among them ; and also we see a great many 1914 names on the honor rolls of the University. But these are all individual honors. As a class? Well, as a class, we have held firmly together; we have put forth our best efforts to help out our University, and in our future hfe we will try to so govern ourselves that all may recognize the inspiration that the University of Wyoming has given to the Class of 1914.