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Title: Oracle, The
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Southwestern Normal School
Subjects: 01. Institutional Identity: (1906 - 1920) Southwestern Normal School 02. Publication Catagory: Annual 02. Publication Catagory: Yearbook 02. Publication Catagory: Memory Book 03. Publication Title: The Oracle 04. Year of Publication: 1917 05. Publication Format: Book
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Boyer was the center of attraction with his tops and toys. 19 17 Seventy-One JZL G South Oracle Western We had a real Christmas tree and Santa Claus came and gave eachone of us a present. Miss Puckett gave us a party on Valentine night at Mrs. Gaddisand we had a fine time. Then we had a kodaking party and caughta good many snaps. Ill send you some of them. On St. Patricks Day we had breakfast in the canyons with hamand ! You can imagine Duck Lookabaugh frying eggs and Bill Tavlorfixing the table ! The following week we had supper in the canyons. We have quite a number of events planned for this term and Iwish you could be with us. We have taken our share of the honors in athletics and debate bybeing well represented on all teams. Now be sure to come back in the fall and help to swell the bestJunior class that ever hit S. W. N. As ever, H. M. P. S.-Oh, yes ! I forget to tell you. Mr. Kroeker has two Fords,now, but they are of different make. H Seventy-Two 1917 □ Oracle South W est em
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South Oracle Western Freshman Class Organization. We the undersigned students, having the required work to beclassified as Freshmen, owing to our ignorance, greenness andorganizing ability, did not organize. Also, owing to our scare ofthe camera, decided that we would rather have our pictures car-tooned. Although all our pictures are not in the group on the oppo-site page, we are fully represented by the few. We also herebyrecognize the Sub A class as our superiors in knowledge of schooland town life and in common horse sense. Hoping that after theexperience of the present school year, we will be possessed withthe knowledge of organization, we are: (Signed) Jno. BurksTheo. CornellBryan CornellJoe EskridgeFrank AndersonLee CrowMabel GrovesEd SmithSallie Rees Laura NormanPercey HettetWalter AlbrechtAmy McFatridgeFlora KellyB. E. HeidlebaughEdith DrayNell RayanRube Taylor A. C. Told Seventy-Four 1917 U

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