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"Characters of Corneille" will be the{
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villain of the French faculty, in room
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under the auspices of the Cercle Fran-
cais and will take the place of the ad-
dress that was scheduled to be given
by + Verett Hackes.
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Michigan Daily 'Supplement
Tro Student Directory
FIRST SERLESTERt-'NUMBER SIX
Sloan, G. E., '23, 1309 Washtenaw. Bloomington, Ill. 2351-R.
Smith, Hazel M., 1227 Washtenaw. Marquette.
Stein, Rachel, '22, S. of M., 1001 E. Huron. Harbor Springs. 1704-R.
Stevenson, Thelma,, 2365 Thayer. South Haven. 1657-M.
Stimpson, Howard S., '24, 403 E. Washington. Holyoke, Mass. 1463-M.
Stone, J. B., '22M, 920 Ei. Washington. Aspen, Colo. 1170-M.
Sturmn, William H., '23D, 107 S. Thayer. Pigeon. 1398.
Sutter, John P., '24E, 1233 Washtenaw. Buffalo, N. Y. 1097-R.
Taft, Chester A., '24, 1705 Washtenaw. Hollywood, Cal. 550-W.
Tavares, Cyrus N., '24, 434 Maynard. Mani, H. I. 283-iR.
Teele, Roy P. Jr., '24E, 715 S. State. Washington, D. C. 72-W.
Tschumy, Robert H., '24, 5391E. University. Fremont, 0. 1064-R.
Vanatta, Hazel, '23, 2365 Thayer. Aledo, Ill. 1657-M.
Vanatta, Nina, '22, 2365 Thayer. Aledo, Ill. 1657-M.
Van Wagoner, M.,D., 1213 Willard. 1456-W.
Vintcn, Margaret E. '21, Martha Cook Residence. Springfield, Mo. 290.
Von V.lkenburg, '22E, 733 E. University. Battle Creek. 1830-.
Washburn, Mary P., S. of M., 206 S. Thayer. Toledo, 0. 988-R.
*Watt, Ralph, '24, 421 Thompson. Detroit. 2672-R.
Weaver, W., Jr., '22E, 610 Church, Ann Arbor. 2642-R.
Webster, Wilmur, '23L, 715 S. State. Monroeville, Ind. 72-W.
Westfall, George A., Spec., 210 N. Thayer. Mt. Carmel, Ill. 1035-H.
Whitaker, Robert Lynn, '24E, 1025 Packard. Marshall. 2663-J.
Whitaker, Thaddeus A., '24, 914 S. State. Passaic, N. J.
White, William T., '24, 715 Monroe. Fort Wayne, Ind. 1575-J.
Wickett, Howard W., '21, 809 Sybil. Maine. 99-R.
Wirtz, Arthur, '22, 903 Mary. Chicago, Ill. 2375-W.
Wolfe, Richard C., '22E, 427 5. Fifth. Chicago, Ill. 2186-H.
Yenowine, S. R.,- Spec. E., 220 S. Thayer. Goodtettsville, Tenn. 1032-R.
Zinemeyer, Wilford, '24, 924 Oakland. Dearborn. 920-H.
FACULTY
Blanchard, Frank N., Ph.D., Instructor in Zoology. 1014 Cornwell..
1110-R. (464'N. S. 24-M.)
Edmonds, Crawford C., A.M., Assistant Professor of Commerce and In-
dustry. 727 Packard. 1485-J. (in) (8 Ec.)
Hickman, Cleveland P., A.B., Assistant in Zoology. 1237 Olivia. (3471
N. S. 24-M.)
Levi, Moritz, A.B., Professor of French. 928 Olivia. 337-J. (in)
(200 S. W.)
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Alpha Xi Delta, 1008 Hill. 1508-J.
Jordan House, 644 E. University. 2445-J. Bertha Collier, Mildred
Coulter, Lillian Crane, Marion Creaser, Loca Doty, Norma Emer-
son, Lydia Felske, Louise Fulkerson, Katherine Goddard, Portia
Goulder, Marjorie Heartt, Nellie M. Loss, Abigail Lurie, Avon Rich,
Elizabeth Rigby, Abigail Roberts, Dorothy Thomas, Elizabeth M.
Wells, Dorothea Westlake, Irene Wickerhain, Helen Wrightman..
Spaulding House, 1022 Forest. 392-R. Katherine M. Beardslee, Mary
R. Boyd, Vesta M. Farmer, Eunice Fee, Orall Halstead, Catherine
M. Hickey, Margaret I. Jacob, Zita M. Kasper, Rose L. Lehman,
Alexandria McRobb, Marie Monroe, Edith G. Nolan, Thelma L.
Smith, Virginia M. Spaulding, Augusta Stewart, Mary Ellen Read,
Ruth Ann Watkihis, Lillian Watson.

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