Word: hoping
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Mabel Bert Martha Beeler, his sister Lillian Dix Annie Beeler his daughter Gladys Hulette Rhoda Williams, Mrs. Beeler's niece, Jessie Bonstelle Dr, George Littlefield, Theodore Friebus Rev. John Culpepper, Edward See Uncle Abe, and old Negro Robert McWade Lazarus, an Indian boy, James Hagan A Young Mother, Laura Hope Crews...
...dormitory, probably no more effective method could be devised to unify a class than by throwing its members together during their Senior year, when they have lost the diffidence of the Freshman and learned to appreciate the best traits of their fellows. From this close association we may well hope for the formation of pleasant acquaintances and friendships; but unless the members of the Junior class show their appreciation of this by giving their support to the plan, an opportunity of furthering the permanent welfare of the class will be lost...
Records of former disrupted classes, however, prove the necessity of retaining class unity at all cost. This we feel would be endangered if the course above mentioned were resorted to. And we allow our names to appear in the list of nominees solely in the hope that we may do something to preserve the unity of the class of 1910. G. G. BROWNE. F. H. COOKE. J. F. DAY. G. S. DEMING. W. K. EARLE. W. P. FULLER. G. P. GARDNER, JR. R. L. GROVES. G. W. HALLOWELL. R. C. HALLOWELL. S. T. HICKS. H. F. HOOPER. F. DEH. HOUSTON...