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116 HISTORY OF 1916 S. DuBois and Hawgood, which representation was increased Jun- ior and Senior years by the addition of Jacobs and Sincerbeaux. Under this heading of Musical, must be listed the Sheff Society Orchestra, although other headings Cnot to be fou11d in this bookj might be more appropriate. This organization is distinctly a product of 1916 S. and it was about the middle of Junior year that the News was first daily burdened with the famous lines, Music Will be furnished by the Sheff Society Orchestra. From the very start, success was assured and for a time even the great Wittstein considered seriously going into the manufacture of glue. Aside from having occupied two front-page columns in the New York Telegram, being favored by almost Weekly conferences With Director Ohittenden, and proving conclusively that Bacchus and Orpheus were identical, this exclusive group has received a vote of thanks from the Aliens Foot Ease Company. Those upon Whose breast the golden emblem of the S. S. O. may be found are: Bradley, Decker, Graves, Lysle, Reif, Wilcox, Wickeifsham, and MacMillin. UNIVERSITY BANJO AND MANDOLIN CLUBS
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