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- Theta Sigma Tau - The Crimson - 1912
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Faculty Prof. W. H. Barber |
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1911 |
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| Frank G. Mooney |
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Emmitt A. Hassett |
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Harold M. White |
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1912 |
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| Charles B. Atwood |
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Edward D. Fruth |
| James C. Mutch |
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Glen R. Otis |
| Roy H. Cameron |
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Bert L. Choate |
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1913 |
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| Alfred Sutherland |
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Harry W. Leaper |
| Paul W. Buffum |
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Horace P. Orlady |
| Fred Herrmann |
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Edward A. Gerber |
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Glen T. Bradford |
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1914 |
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| D. Frank MacGrath |
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Ben C. Benson |
| Walter L. Wood |
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L. Lloyd Lane |
| Arthur E. Beauchamp |
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Alvin E. MacGrath |
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"So coy and winsome a lady as myself I have not seen in many a day." - "Fiji" Miller |
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Back row: Mutch, Beauchamp, Buffum, Choate, Hassett, Leaper, White, Wood |
Front row: Gerber, Cameron, Sutherland, Atwood, Fruth, F. MacGrath, Orlady, Herrmann, Otis |
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| "I've got to study tonight." - "Boit" Choate |
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