"Scribes" from the "1928 Franciscan" yearbook (page 71)

About This Item

Photograph of the Scribes Club established in 1925 by students interested in writing and visiting locations that inspire creativity. The officers for fall 1927 were Eva Hartsough (president); Elisabeth Pinney (vice president); Gay Hill (secretary); and Elizabeth Peck (secretary). Officers for spring 1928 were Gay Hill (president); Elisabeth Pinney (vice president); Julia Dierssen (secretary) and Sadie Lopesco (treasurer).

Created by
The Student Body, San Francisco State Teachers College
Date
1927-1928
Type
Photograph
Format
TIFF
Source
University Archives
Locale
1927-1928
Rights
Public
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2541

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