University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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Margaret Longshore, n B Home Economics Just to convince you at the beginning that I ' m really quite an important personage on this campus, I ' ll start by saying I ' m President of this illustrious Senior Class. Furthermore, I ' m a member of Phi Upsilon Omicron and of the Girls ' Glee Club, and I served one year on the Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. There! I think that ' s quite a satisfactory record, don ' t you? Then, too, if I do say it myself, I ' ve got a mighty good voice — and Alden told me last night he thought so, too. Art G. Burckert, 5 A e Civil Engineering Well, I really haven ' t much time to tell you about myself right now. Margaret ' s go- ing to meet me in five minutes at the Normal Building — and in so short a time I couldn ' t begin to give you an adequate account of my college career. However, I won two of Prexy ' s honor books in 1918, one in mathe- matics and one in engineering; I was on the 1919 Annual Staff; and at the present writ- ing I am Vice President of the Senior Class, and a member of Quill Club, the Band, the Orchestra, and Interfraternity Council. Mar- garet thinks I ' m the most important student in the University and — I say it with all mod- esty — I quite agree with her.

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Maude Avent, n B $ Liberal Arts To do me the proper justice, this write-up should be Frank, Long, and full of Avents. However — oh, there ' s the telephone ! Hello — I ' ll call her — Hazel Spen — cer! ! Wan — ted ! ! To continue — I hold the responsible office of Midan of Quill Club — I balanced up the books this morning and found that we have at present the astounding sum of seven cents in the treasury. The responsibility of this office is really overwhelming! Last year I was a member of The Wyo Staff. Of course, you all know the most important thing about me — the fact that I wear an 2 A E pin. And Frank is hunting for a suitable lot today. Sara Baisinger Liberal Arts I really haven ' t the time to write this up, you know. My first duty, of course, is to my studies, and I find that they absorb my entire time. I think I am without a doubt the most conscientious student in the University — don ' t you? But you must excuse me now — I must finish my paper for Literary Aesthetics on The Kinaesthetic Element in Endophasia and Auditory Hallucination .