University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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THE j WYO :: ' :::. k - . Donald Clearwaters. Did you know that the Seniors ' most for- bidding and terrifying member is really very human, after all? He can ' t help being a minister ' s son and having that Puritanic ex- pression, and his seven years ' sojourn in this vale of tears as a Prep, and as a College Stu- dent have not been conducive for wing- growth. Aber — but I should have said only — Don is awfully fond of German. He has taken an active part in college organiza- tions. He was a Y. M. C. A. delegate to Estes Park Conference, ' 13; on the Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 13-14; on the football team, ' 13-14; and Assistant Manager of The Wyo, ' 15.

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I ... , I THE 1 WYO - » • ■ • . • M - - - Eda Laughlin, AAA Yes, it scarcely seems possible, but this is really Eda. We got this cheerful counten- ance before he went away. You must have seen reflections of her usual sunmness in the lines of The Wyoming Student, of which she has been the able and progressive Editor during 1914-1915. We forgot to say that Montana unwillingly relinquished her when she had completed her Freshman year. Thank you, Montana; we needed her longer than you did.

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Mary Hollenback, n B I Many years ago — at least five or six — a little maiden entered the Preparatory School, and since no one ever found any reason for not promoting her, she has gradually attained the dignity of a Senior. Besides getting pro- moted, Mary was Secretary-Treasurer of her class, 1913-1914; on the A. S. U. W. Ex- ecutive Committee, 1913-1914, and a mem- ber of the Girls ' Glee Club throughout her college career, and a teacher in the Training School for two years. We hate to admit it, but Mary is not always what she seems — that is the reason she takes the leading part in theatricals so well.