Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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R. F. GA LBREATH Seniors in C'oI.01zS-Old flolll and l5l1'w. YIQLI.-Killi-Killink, Killie, Killa. Killi-Killiclc., liillie, Killa. 1907 Hurrco l Hurruli l l'1'0SiQlcHl-R. F. Gzillnezltli. Vice P1'esiCl.e11t-J. li. McCi'o1'y. Secretary-Miss Small McCoy. Treasurer-S. K. Cunuingliam. Historian-Miss Ella Mo11tgo1'11e1'y. Prophet-Miss Nellie Mcfkuley. Pipe of Peace Omtor-J. C. Smith. Class Donor-E. E. Anilei-son. Ivy Orator-J. Frank Sl11'ml.o1'. Class Artist-W. E. Brown, Class Gruuiblei'-Miss Elizabeth Donaldson 27

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