Bethanian, 1919 . President Walter B. Secretary Faye Thompson Treasurer Yaloy Picking Colors: Crimson and White. Flower: White Rose. Motto: Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. Class Advisor: Prof. R. L. Records. SOPHOMORE CLASS SONG We sing of thee, O Bethany, And of the white and green;Whateer betide, thoult ever be Our hearts beloved mountains holding thee so still Within their warm embrace;The halls that crown the college hill— Each memry-waking place;—The Buffalo, that laughs to go Past banks of sunlit green,Or dance beneath the ice and snow— We love each t
Bethanian, 1919 . President Walter B. Secretary Faye Thompson Treasurer Yaloy Picking Colors: Crimson and White. Flower: White Rose. Motto: Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. Class Advisor: Prof. R. L. Records. SOPHOMORE CLASS SONG We sing of thee, O Bethany, And of the white and green;Whateer betide, thoult ever be Our hearts beloved mountains holding thee so still Within their warm embrace;The halls that crown the college hill— Each memry-waking place;—The Buffalo, that laughs to go Past banks of sunlit green,Or dance beneath the ice and snow— We love each tranquil scene. And sing we, too, from hearts true-blue. Of thy best, noblest son ;The class thats strong and brave and true. The class of will have passed the two swift years Weve yet to spend with thee,And we must say, through tender tears: Farewell, dear Bethany!And proudly we in years to be, May scale Fames mountain-heightTo plant where all the world may see, The crimson and the white. 46. CLASS ROLL John AllenMargaret AndersonJames BarnesClarence BeattyEster Lou BoydDonald L. BoydDonald BromleyRay BrossValeria Hoop BucyJohn D. CurrenceJohn DayEliza EdwardsMildred FrantzCharles N. GwinnMary HelphreyDonald HershbergerMarie HallowayWalter Hopkins John B. IsraelFrank JonesWalter B. LacockRuth LeslieWalter MountainEdgar G. MocreMargaret McCollamEva NevilleValcy PickingRoyal RobesonEthel StockbergerFaye ThompsonRobert TuckEvelyn UlrichMargaret WatsonVirginia YoungHerbert Orwig- 47 Bethanian Sophomore Class History LATE in September, 1917, the people of Bethany experienced thenannual surprise in seeing poured forth from the worthy successor tothe old Bethany stagecoach large numbers of young, innocent, helplesslooking girls and boys. Our quickly-effected organization, with Elbert Jordan for Hanna Vice-President and Mary Williams and Faye Thompson Sec-retary and Treasurer, respectively, naturally meant little to most of us at first-We had to l
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