Gem Yearbook . Class of 1910 Motto: En : Gold and Green. (Dfftrrra Hugh Duglay President Grace Leal Crozier Secretary and Treasurer T. Avery Ballenger Prophet J. Theron Illiek Historian Mabel L. Snead poet Hamilton P. Fox Class Orator. JFrrshmmt (Elaaa Titstonj I T affords the historian great pleasure to take up his pen and attempt to write a history of such an in-* teresting class. The college Freshmen have no reason to be ashamed of themselves. Although fewer in numbers thanthey anticipated, they have shown their wisdom in not allowing Cupid to be responsible for a shortage inmem
Gem Yearbook . Class of 1910 Motto: En : Gold and Green. (Dfftrrra Hugh Duglay President Grace Leal Crozier Secretary and Treasurer T. Avery Ballenger Prophet J. Theron Illiek Historian Mabel L. Snead poet Hamilton P. Fox Class Orator. JFrrshmmt (Elaaa Titstonj I T affords the historian great pleasure to take up his pen and attempt to write a history of such an in-* teresting class. The college Freshmen have no reason to be ashamed of themselves. Although fewer in numbers thanthey anticipated, they have shown their wisdom in not allowing Cupid to be responsible for a shortage inmembership. The Freshmen have already made their mark. By taking the initiative, they have thus caused somenew and much needed reforms to be introduced. They believe in agitation. They believe that Push isnecessary to success. They do not believe in waiting for things to turn up, but if necessary, to take theinitiatory steps in order to bring things to pass, and thus prove themselves a motive force in the world. Mr. Hugh Duglay first saw the light of this world, in tlie year of our Lord, 1885, in Bluffton, WellsCounty, Indiana. After completing the public school course, he came to Taylor. At the first class meet-ing he was unanimously elected
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