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Title: Desoto (1917)
Year: 1917 (1910s)
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Subjects: Yearbooks -- Tennessee -- Memphis -- West Tennessee State Normal School West Tennessee State Normal School -- students -- yearbooks College yearbooks
Publisher: West Tennessee State Normal School
Contributing Library: University of Memphis, University Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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l Chairman of Music Committee ASSOCIATION ROLL. Agnew, Sarah Fletcher, Maude Moore, Irene Armour, Annie Laurie Ford, Ava Neely, Lulla Maude Ballard, Carrie Hampton, Margaret Newland, Lila Bartlett, Nan Harmon, Emma Mai Ozment, Katherine Bowers, Birdie Harris, Rebecca Perkins, Lillian Brawner, Zona Haskin, Jeanette Powell, Sarah Brooks, Mary Hazlewood, Sadie Redman, Lila Bryan, Thelma Houston, Annie Robertson, Florence Byron, Mennie Hughes, Myrtie Sherrod, Anna Caldwell, Mrs. Lyda R. Jeter, Emma Simmons, Ruth Chamber, Martha Kennedy, Francis Steele, Gerald Cheatham, Maggie Kiblcr, Harriet Stinson, Ruth Coleman, Maymie Lane, Charley Taylor, Mamie Corbit, Leona Lowenhaupt, Grace Thompson, Mary Crawford, Blarnae Marshall, Lou Ellen Walker, Allene Curtis, Melissa Mays, Hazelle Walters, Nannie Deane, Viola McQuiston, Ann Eliza Williamson, Mary Derryberry, Allene McRee, Corinne Wilson, Helen Elder, Francis Melson, Dorothy Wynne, Clara Erwin, Gertrude Moore, Ada Yancey, BetaFaulkner, Ora ) OS
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<(J % m. en. a. The Young Womens Christian Association was first organized in theWest Tennessee State Normal in 1913, the second year of the schools exist-ence. Since that time its growth has been steady, and its place in studentaffairs has become constantly more important. The purpose of the Y. W. C. A. is to bring the girls into closer rela-tionship with each other, and to make Christianity a real force in the lives ofthe girls of the school. The association furnishes a thoroughly democraticsocial center for each girl of the student body, and it is our earnest desire tocordially welcome, and make life worth living for every member of our bigfamily in Elizabeth Mynders Hall. The association during this year has forged bravely ahead under theexcellent leadership of our capable and enthusiastic president, Miss RuthPatton. The cabinet and committee members are active, wide-awake girlswho realize that by serving others they serve Christ. This small group, how-ever, could not accomplis

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