. The Serpentine .. . moore Dierary Sociciy Officers first Ccrm Second Ccrtn Cbird Ccrm Prrsi<h-iit—Ira E. Lady President—Charles L. Farabaugh Vice-President—Joseph E. OMalley Iicc-Prcsidcnt-—James E. Rec. Secretary—Rachel N. Mover Rec. Secretary—Ella C. ONeill Cor. Secretary—Ina M. Jenkyn Cor. Secretary—Anna C. Hofimeier fourth Ccrm President—Lawrence A. DavisVice-President—Frank C. KachelriesRec. Secretary—Helen A. WeaverCor. Secretary—Dorothy E. Youngman {^resident—Thomas J. ShoreIice-President—William B. WilsonRec. Secretary—Mabel F. WorthCor. Secretary—Ellen J. Oyler fifth Ccrm
. The Serpentine .. . moore Dierary Sociciy Officers first Ccrm Second Ccrtn Cbird Ccrm Prrsi<h-iit—Ira E. Lady President—Charles L. Farabaugh Vice-President—Joseph E. OMalley Iicc-Prcsidcnt-—James E. Rec. Secretary—Rachel N. Mover Rec. Secretary—Ella C. ONeill Cor. Secretary—Ina M. Jenkyn Cor. Secretary—Anna C. Hofimeier fourth Ccrm President—Lawrence A. DavisVice-President—Frank C. KachelriesRec. Secretary—Helen A. WeaverCor. Secretary—Dorothy E. Youngman {^resident—Thomas J. ShoreIice-President—William B. WilsonRec. Secretary—Mabel F. WorthCor. Secretary—Ellen J. Oyler fifth Ccrm President—Edwin V. Bearer1ice-President—Luther G. HaverstockRec. Secretary—Marie A. WolfeCor. Secretary—Letitia L Phipps Anniversary Secretary—Lucy B. Howe. MOORE SOCIETY OFFICERS lllooR Citcrary Societv HCCEPT our heartiest greetings, fellow Moores, both those who are still with us. and those who have stepped forthinti) lifes busy opening day of the Normal School this year found tiie most active Moores L)ack to take up the work with adetermination to make this year one that would be a marked success. Our initial meeting was followed by many helpful and instructive meetings; it also being preeminent as to the classicalliterary type of meeting that the Moore Society has given to the student body, thereby strengthening itself and its individ-ual members. Moore Anniversary was held on Octol>er 23, uji2. and we were most delightfully entertainetl by David Bispham, whorecited for us in a most charming manner, The Raven, and whose songs stjothed the weary breast. The reminiscencesof Moore Anniversary are always pleasant, and many fjrmer students returned to help make the day an eventful one. Our meetino-s this year have been such t
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