Western College - Multifaria Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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Ros: RANKINS. Cnvington, Kentucky; Ago ; Choir; Annual Board; President Y. W. C. A.: Tree Day Play. lm't she a pretty child? some ad- miring relative is supposed to have ob- served when Rosie was a wee little girl, whereupon she looked up with a smile and a pleased sure 'nuit? As early innuencu count for much on can readily see why Rmie has always liecn our sunny. cheery maid with her ever ready sure 'nutf? She received her early training in the High School at Covington. Ky.. and very good training it must have been if we may judge at all by the way she has made good in college. She was admirably lined for Y. W. president and Ella that place with the same ease and efficiency she shows in all she under- takes. The class agree: that she is the sweetest girl of our number and pray. who should know better than we who have lived most closely with her? Heart on her lips anal soul within her Eyes . n Soft :3 her clime and sunny as her shes. ALICE RECORD, Pikeville, Kentucky; Western Oxford Board; Round Tahle; Tree Day Play. Maiden with the meek brown eyes. Alice came to Western in the fall of '06. We pettecl her and loved her. failing to realize at all her grown-up seltjor a year or more-she's such a tiny miss and so very quiet. But of late months we've realized her worth more fully: she is sweet, true-hearted, clever in an unex- pectedly humorous way, anal thoroughly refreshing and wholesome. The best things often come dam: up in the smallest packages. 31 FRANCES ALINE, STEVENS. Spartan:- burg. S. C.; Annual Board; Choir; Claudio in Much Ado Abnut Nothing. Our impetunus, keen-witled southern girl is Aline. hniling lust from Texas, then from Clmlim. She data on science, leans to math. and says she will teach next year. We can't quite imagine Aline in the role of a school marm -We fear her keen sense of humor might prove fatal to discipline; but certain it is she will succeed in whatever Ihe tries. for she worlu like a Trajan for any project in which she is really interested. She is bright. clever. attractive, and WW i3 glad she belongs to us. 1 am not only witty in myself But the cause thlt wit il in other folk. EDITH M. SIm'H, MLhaEey. PL; Round Table; Vice-President League: Clan President '08-'09; Wellern Oxford Board '09-'10; Tree Day Play. Edith hails from Pennsylvania and is inordinately proud of the fact. Any characterization of her apart from Vivian in well nigh impossible, for not content with being mnm-mntaes they are so in- separable always an to he scarcely con- ceivable apart. Edith is pretty. sweet- temperecL lovable anHell, if you want to hnnw what 19l0 think: of her just reliect upon the fact that she was our Junior president. We have all been not a little concerned of late about the ori- inal of a line picture which has adorned her dresser this year, butewe'll have to wait to learn any secret that may be con- nected therewith. Is she not planing fair?

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FRANCES Moms LANDEBS. Kirkwood. Miuouri: Round Table; President Stu dent Government League; Annuaanard; Sophomore honors: Tree Day Play. For a generally capable, lovable, all- round girl. l9l0 cummendl Frances. Although she had her freshman year with '09 she remained at home the following year and returned in '07 lo Enish with us. So thoroughly one of us has she become that we have gladly conceded her more than one clue nor, Last spring the student body showed its wisdom and gout judgment in electing her League Presi- dent. Besides being one of Olll' bent ntu- Jents. France: is athletic. Active in Clue. Club and Y. W., and is nne of lhe most popular girls in college. Grace is in all her steps. heaven in her eye: In every gesture, dignity and love. FERN MCKINNEY, Wingate, Indiana; Conrad in Much Ado About Nothing. Another quiet. unassuming maiden whom l9l0 know: how to value though not In understandt Fem is a conscientious stu- dent. majoring in history: to clan and cnllege. a Rudy worker when- ever occasion demands. and--but perhaps even the Annual ItaE isn't privileged to repeat vague rumor: that can't be given a substanttal basis. at least until after Senior Howl. -so you'll just have to wait and see if they've true. She doesn't say uo-pelhaps she thinks Silence is the perfectest herald of joy. I were but little happy if I could say how l'llllD . she is loyal- 80 RUTH Scm-r MILLIGAN. Spencer, ln- diana: Tree Day Play. If anyone wonder: at Ruth's unusual hrillianey just let us tell you that much of her fme record is the result of over- dose application to work. She has been a faithful student, hut she gives her help readily and willingly whenever class The An- nual Bonn! received not a little valuable work, fun or frolic is afoot. assistance from her. Whence thy learning? Has thy toil o'er hooks consumed the midnight oil? MYRTLE QUANTIC, Riley. Kansas; Choir; Glee Club; Agnra; Tree Day Play; Annual Board. Myrtle spent her freshman year at Baker University. but was wise enough to recognize the superior advantages of a woman's college, and came to estem in I907 to become one of the class of 1910. We have learned to know Ind lava her and would give Baker a hearty thank you for the gift to our ranks. Of course. everyone knows that Myrtle's interests lie pre-eminently in the held of law and those of us who know the secret CH of the ATA pin occupying the appropriate place above her heart. look forward to a happy life for her Is a Ham Frau. This woman hath some Witching charm.

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anucz Mum: Tusstn. Jackson. Ohio; Tree Dly Play. About twenty yeem ago a little girl opened a pair of big hrown eyes in the home of a minister. Having been duly named Florence Marie. she proceeded to grow up rapidly and so successfully as to be able to enter Western gates in I906, Florence has always been one of the clan hnhies -being its youngest member- and a very popular baby she has been, having made many friends with her bright mile: and cheery wayI-and her ready willingness to do her share in class work. 'Til beauty truly hlent whose red and white,- Nature'l own sweet and cunning hand laid on. Ivtr A. TRUMAN, Lngnmport. Indiana: Editor-in-Chief Annual, Sophomore honors: Leonato in Much Ado About Nothing. Just about as soon as our Editor-in- Chief had opened her eyer-and even then her eyes were big and bmwnoshe said. Get me a pen. I want to write a story. and she's been writing stories eve: since-tnostly romances. There are some who say she's at present living one. but of course, We can't exactly say. This maiden wu hum at Logansport and there pursued her ambitious way through grade school and through the High School. Here she has panned through various stages of college life, from the usual ver- dant Fruhman. she became an inquiring Sophomore. then a Winsome Junior, and now the has become a tweet. womanly Senior. Everyone in college known Ivy for her penonality I! both strong end It- ttactive Then she il Always ready ID help a lonely little thman. or n 'hlue anybody. In short. we all love her-hrst because she deserva it, and then beeuuae we can't help it; She it most fair And thereunto Her life doth rightly harmonize. 32 LAURA E. WIBON. Nim, Iinois; Student Volunteer; Tree Day Play. Laura was one of the ICE to knock at Westem's gate in I910. Fresh from high school she came. eager for the new life and learning. She hat always been one of I9l0'l heat .ttudents. but one who we are proud to say doesn't Allow her studies to interfere with her college education. She it always ready to dress up and make fun -her lucceu in this art will he remembered by nil who saw her as one of Tony's cronies in the Junior play. am! a: the magician in the Senior farce. The clue certainly appre- cintea Laura's worth, for it has made her treasurer for two auceenive years. and we think the present comfortable financial state is due in a large measure to her ef- forts. A mid is the of quiet way: A student of old books and says. VIVIAN Woonmw. Lynchburg. Ohio: Choir; Glee Club; Benedich Tree Day Play. The other half of the Smith-woodrow Em-Vivian came to Watery: u a Senior Prep and so was here to wel- come us in 'OHot a few of us reman- bet the way Ihe helped us get settled and learn the way: of college life. She sing her way straight into our heart:- indeed people are prone to lose sight of her personality in admiration of her won- derful vuice-of which we believe the college ii almost more proud than V. her- self. Her manifold duHet-praclicing Ind nsitting in the vocal department have deprived us this year of the eflicient help she has given in other years. If to her lot some ahare of female ennn fall Look on her face Ind you'll forget diet: ail.