The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-21
MISS SHIELDS VOTED THE
JOLLIEST GIRL IN CLASS
COPPER COUNTRY GIRL GIVEN
HONOR IN ANNUAL SENIOR
PUBLICATION

Ihe Michgancnsian, the senior an
nuaI at the University of Michigan.
which was put on sale Tuesday, is rs
lar the finest year book ever put oui
at Michigan, and it is said not to-
have peer in this country i'm any
senior annual this year. says an Ann
\rbor dispatch. The book containt
900 pages, pa senior pictures, over
LOCO cngravings and every name in
jcN"d and there are 1000 names
The volume is dedicated To the
memory OF Professor Harrison stan
dish SmollcN professor of economies
in the university, who died GA Sept
D, 1872. no Professor SmallcN.
Whose nobility OF character, stead
East friendship tcnacity of purpose.
and scholarly zeal were "a continual
inspiration To- his students. we dcdi-
cate the MiChiganensian uf 1915" is
the dcdicatory form used, i'm neat type.
opposite a photogravurc in scpia Of
Or Smallcy, a most excellent likeness
Of a most excellent man. \ short con-
else history of Br. Smalloy's life fol-
lows.
According to the Michieancnsian
Clement Quinn of Saginaw, Seldom
Dickinson of jackson and Harold Al
bot of Ann Arbor have all along run
neck and neck race as To popularity,
but that when it came To q final vote,
and the cu-cds had their innings. tn"
prize went To Quinn and he finished
with his nearest competitor So far IN
The distance you couldn't sec him FOR
the dust. Mercedes dcoiocnaga of ne
lruit claims the distinction Of being
the most popular girl though IIar-
rictt Carroll of Grand Rapids ard
Ruth Davis of Ann Arbor are promi-
nently eligible to that honor says the
Miohigadcnsian.
Elaine SHIELDS of Hancock was said
to be the iollIest girl in the class
Howard Wilson OF Denver, Colo.-sO
says the year book-was the handsom-
est man, with EaNter Reinhart %.
Midland and Loren Robinson of De.
iroit each claiming the verdict unfair.
Georgia Mairr of Saginaw leads all
the goods in the class by a vast ma
jority as the handsomcst woman in
the senior literary class.
Edward rhurston. of Toledo, O.. and
Seldom DickenSon If Jackson are vot-
I'd as being the best students in their
class
The votes as To the best place in
Ann Arbor we're scattering, but Joe
Pdrkors Haven uf Rest won the
greatest number of votes, though "rhe
sorority Houses and Their lnhabi-
tanjs' were not forgotten
Among the engineers Fred Lurht
of Ann Arbor was voted the King Of
'usscrs. Philip Fletcher of Detroit
was voted the most pol'ula' man. John
Kraus OF Bcllcfontain, g. is voted the
Npollo cr the fourth year engineers.
Tho prctticst Girl is of course Miss
Helen Hamilton-shc is the only girl
i'm the class. but had there been e
hundred, it is doubtful ii she would
not have won ont i'm the vote.
The senior laws in the Last VIII
of the Senior Law class tive and
tn Solomon Elumrosen of Sault ste.
Marie" but it's added In case of de
fault ON his part we bestow the ia
,ors Of the office upon Dixie BifneN,
who might have rCcoiN cd first ronsid'
Grafton except for the fact that his
ycarb mustachc often conccals his
true notifications" Birney comes
from WASHINGTON, II. G., and his mus
tachc is but little moro apparent than
thc dow upon q rose leaf at MONDAY
in July. To George Burgess of
brighton is bcqucathcd the title %
most persistent fusser.
The dents" pay their compliments
tn their only coed. Miss q. II, Schu'-
Ter of Charlotte thus she is GLADYS
Of the smiles non sulfraRetic, gener-
ous dispenser of a sunny disposition
and radiant personality. who has
shown that girls can do things She Is
the SISTER of us all Would that the
,a,q dental class could claim other like
her"
The 1913 Michieancnsian is the best
ever" ana the edition is limited to
I ouO comics