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iMMill Helen Margaret Schroeder Toledo, Ohio 1. Suffrageg Freshman Banquet commit- teeg Sunbonnet-baby artist. 2. Glee Clubg Sophomore Play commit- tee. 3. Prom Cornmitteeg Property manager of Boat Club Operag Student Government committee. 4. Class secretaryg Choirg Stage car- penter. 1- Marjorie Alice Shepherd Duluth, Minnesota 1. Chairman of committee to take in tennis netg Toasted the juniorsg Miss Reveley's other little volunteer. 2. Helped Miss Zehring run the lantern slidesg Recreation committee. 3. No longer a little girl, but a young woman doing advanced Work in biologyg Prom committee. 4. CARDINAL Boardg Led Thanksgiving Cotillion: Skirts lengthened. , Pearl Simpson Wlieaton, Minnesota I. Quiet freshmang Csix weeks of quiet hourj 2. Sophomore Dramaticsg Business mana- ger of Sophomore Dramatics. 3. Quiet juniorq Csix weeks of quiet hour.j 4. Student Government committeeg Fa- vorite song- My Honey, Ireland never seemed so far away. . 28
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1 Lucia Mundorf Englewood, New Jersey 1. I came, I saw, I weptg Thanksgiving committeeg Student Government committee. 2. Sophomore Playg dowagesque role. 3. Treasurer of Collegiateg Prom. com- mittee. 4. Standing committee to heave furnitureg Senior Play committee. lone Geraldine Ryan Medina, New York 1. Known as Sophieg Boat Club Operag Perennial song committee. 2. Class secretaryg Sophomore Play com- mitteeg Phoenix. 3. Treasurer of Phoenixg Phoenix Play. 4. President of Phoenixg Phoenix Play. Anne Meade Shepard Highwood, New Jersey 1. 1907-1908 Glue Cluhg Charter Mem- ber of Anti-Phoenix. 2. 1908 - 1909 Sophomore Dramaticsg Captain Iinksg Secretary of class. 3. 1910-191 1 Elected secretary of Athletic Association and Collegiate Cdisqualificd through abseneej 4. 1912-1913 Student Government com- mitteeg Three 191 1 banquets in one Week. . 2 7
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i, Helen Rebecca Smith Ogdensburg, New York 1. Glee Clubg Boat Club Operag Showed tendencies toward poetry. 2. Choirg Halloween Party committeeg Glee Club. 3. Choirg Song Committeeg Lived at P. H. when not on the road. 4. Sentirnentally scientificg Relative of john Smithg Tn-choir again. -M.M...M.. Ruth Staley Springfield, Ohio 1. Time-keeper in B. B. game. 2. Phoenixg B. B.g Treasurer of Athletic Association. 3. Indoor B. B. teamg Dupli-Kate Staley. 4. President Athletic Associationg Busi- ness Manager Chromfcle Phoenix Play. Isabel Allen Swain Philadelphia, Pennsylvania I. Granddaughter of Wells: B. B. teamg Decided not to major in Mathq Mandolin Club. 2. B. B. teanig Won Wg Mandolin Club. 3. IQIS B. B. coachg Champion Field Day Record breakerg Anti-Phoenix. 4. Director of Episcopal Choir. 29
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