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S o p h o m o r e R o o m .— Elizabeth Beattie, Dorothy Biigbee. Helen elotle, Helen Fraker, Phoebe Gow Gregor, Marion (iraham, May lIo\])kins. I'rances ^Jorison, Elisabeth Nash, Thora Nielsen, Lillian Rice, Ilojie Robertson. X’irginia Rowland. 1^'rances Louise Seaman, Elizabeth Stevens. Katharine X'oorhees,
Margaret Veandle.
We, the class of nineteen hundred and twentv-Hve, started this year off by electing three very capable officers. For president we chose Eliza­ beth Stevens; as her help-mate, the vice-president, I'hora Nielsen, and we put behind the cash box as its guardian Elizabeth Beattie.
At the fair, on March twenty-first, we had the refreshment table and for two hours or more the sixteen waitresses, dressed in dainty gingham dresses and crisp white caps and aprons, served tea. As a result, we made
one hundred and fifty-nine dollars.
A few weeks later we were proud to find that some of our members were chosen for the play and some for the two school basketball teams.
Surely such a class as ours does not lack
the future we may be as successful as we have been this year.
Louise Seaman, ’25.
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