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Ann Arbor News, January 19, 1940
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TO WOO OR NOT TO WOO?: That old tradition that during Leap Year a member of the fairer sex has the right to ask the John Doakes of her choice if he will marry her was debated last night by these University students. The coeds, taking the affirmative, thought the tradition was fine and ought to be extended so that a lassie has the initiative in deciding when to be kissed. The debaters are, left to right, I. Alfred Breckler, a sophomore, of New Rochelle N. Y.; Adelaide L. Carter, a sophomore, Ann Arbor; Edith A. Evans, a junior, Ann Arbor; Andrew F. Caughey, a freshman, Detroit; Mildred A. Ward, a junior, Saginaw, and Richard K. Meinke, a freshman, Detroit.

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Ann Arbor News, September 20, 1938
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SCHOLARSHIP GIRLS AT ALUMNAE TEA: The Alumnae Council entertained at a tea in the Michigan League yesterday for the women students entering the University this week on alumnae or regents' scholarships. A part of the group is shown above at the tea table. From left to right in the front row they are: The Misses Doris Ball of Chicago, Ill.; Peggy Marshall, Jean Krise and Maxine Pryor of Ann Arbor; Edith Evans of Dearborn; and Jean Baker of Birmingham. Mrs. Shirley W. Smith is seated at the right.