The Banyan 1911
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Hyrom Harris J. Morrill George James L. McMorren Sterling Taylor Don Skousen H. L. Reid Eli F. Taylor Wm. T. Tew, Jr. J. D. Ritchie Thomas L. Martin Percy Craven Chauncy Baird Eyring Thompson Samuel Williams Pa«I Ashworth €'-7f< /"■■'"JfK [1S6] LA JUNTA DEBATING SOCIETY ,^MU^:: SOCIALS l^^l^* A Few Points about Our Social Life UR social life here is not the typical social life of many Colleges. By some it may be said to be lacking in college spirit and, while it might be improved in this respect, it is undoubtedly, by this very fact, much enhanced. The Univer- sity overrun with frats, societies, etc., cannot have that unpretentious, whole- some social intercourse which characterizes our school life. Our social activ- ities have known comparatively little of classes or aristocracies, for there has been a free intermingling of all students. This certainly has its charms which must be lacking where the students separate into their little "casts," looking down on those below them and, being looked down upon by those above.
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Hyrom Harris J. Morrill George James L. McMorren Sterling Taylor Don Skousen H. L. Reid Eli F. Taylor Wm. T. Tew, Jr. J. D. Ritchie Thomas L. Martin Percy Craven Chauncy Baird Eyring Thompson Samuel Williams Pa«I Ashworth €'-7f< /"■■'"JfK [1S6] LA JUNTA DEBATING SOCIETY ,^MU^:: SOCIALS l^^l^* A Few Points about Our Social Life UR social life here is not the typical social life of many Colleges. By some it may be said to be lacking in college spirit and, while it might be improved in this respect, it is undoubtedly, by this very fact, much enhanced. The Univer- sity overrun with frats, societies, etc., cannot have that unpretentious, whole- some social intercourse which characterizes our school life. Our social activ- ities have known comparatively little of classes or aristocracies, for there has been a free intermingling of all students. This certainly has its charms which must be lacking where the students separate into their little "casts," looking down on those below them and, being looked down upon by those above.
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