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Title: Desoto (1917)
Year: 1917 (1910s)
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Subjects: Yearbooks -- Tennessee -- Memphis -- West Tennessee State Normal School West Tennessee State Normal School -- students -- yearbooks College yearbooks
Publisher: West Tennessee State Normal School
Contributing Library: University of Memphis, University Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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rer Mary Porter Russell Reporter to Columns Pauline Townsend Reporter to Annual Agnew, SarahAmmons, JamesAycock, PaulBarron, CoyBentley, RuthBond, GraceBrawner, ZonaBrooks, MaryBurrow, JamieCheatham, MaggieClark, BarbaraCody, EthelConyers, LeonCorbitt, LelaCorbitt, LeonaCothran, PaulineCouch, AnnieCouch, LillyCox, BettyCrawford, BaxterCrawford, BlarnaeCrenshaw, Polly CLASS ROLL. Donnell, MargaretElder, FrancesFollis, ElizabethFord, LinnaFoster, PaulineGoddard, H. I.Hagy, JosieHill, EdithHolmes, SallicHowell, MaudHughes, MyrtieJeter, EmmaJordan, HildaJordan, Maggie DeenKincaid, EtnaLawson, Maggie V.Lewis, R. W.Loft, Lou EllaMcRee, CorinneMoore, MarthaMorgan, L. M.Norris, Mertice Olson, GracePerkins, Josie KerrPhillips, E. O.Reaves, RalphRees, LillianRobinson, FlorenceRussel, Mary PorterSawyer, VirginiaShaw, RuthSilk, NellSorsby, LearySparkman, J. L.Tiller, MinnieTownsend, PaulineTraylor, RuthWatkins, VivienWellford, John L.White, RubyWilson, RollinWynne, ClaraYancy, Berta .:• Ifiii *
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m. $ ft ft H ^ V» ... W* i \ J !•« • .1 CO U <; - 3faitr-A (Elasa *^T-^ E ARE not noble and stately Seniors—that you canW ^ tell from our youthful appearance; neither are wey jm J Juniors, making every effort to excel their superiorclass; but we are zealous 4<As with troubles enough of ourown in the form of History and English to prevent class strife,and a standard, so true and noble, to maintain that we feel nonecessity of imitation. As a class we have reached a meridianin our school career. Two more short years and some of us,too, shall sit in those most conspicuous seats, formerly theterror of the students and the formidable abyss between thevisiting speaker and his attentive audience, but now the mostenviable position in the auditorium. Others will pass into themaelstrom of modern society, where deeds and dollars set thepace. Although they may not have the wisdom and experienceof real Seniors, we believe that they will be an honor to ourschool. We, the -iA Class, hav

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