ILVER
SERPENT was the second women's class society to be
formed at Nebraska University, its first appearance
being in March, 1906. At first the Senior Women's
organization was opposed to Silver Serpent because of
the competition existing between the two groups. By
the following year, the existence of Silver Serpent
was justified and since then it has become one of the
most important women's organizations.
The success of Silver
Serpent is due, in a large part, to the working force
consisting of the charter members. They were Eleanor
Andrews, Louise Brace, Evangeline Casey, Florence
Parmalee, Nell Bratt, Keo Currie, Otis Hassler, Nellie
Stevenson, Mary Strahorn, Mattie Woodworth, Georgia
Field, Vinda Hudson, Helen Huse, Anne Parkinson,
Elizabeth Kiewit, Vera Melquist, Jessie Powers, and
Ellen True.
The aim of Silver
Serpent is to stimulate a friendly spirit among girls,
especially among, those of the junior class. It has,
during this year, sponsored two very successful
rallies for the girls of our class. The group is
composed of a representative from each sorority and
six girls chosen from the class at large. In this way,
Silver Serpent serves as a nucleus in creating a
spirit of friendliness among junior women.
OFFICERS
President
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CYRENA
SMITH
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Vice-President
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VIOLA
FORSELL
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Secretary
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MARGARET
DUNLAP
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Treasurer
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SYLVIA
LEWIS
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