Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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Sophomore Class Dick Bixlcr, as chairman of the sophomore cotillion, annual class extravaganza, presented to the student body “Hindu Heaven. a dance long to he remembered by Oregon Staters. Keith Veheson. last year's freshman prexy, was hack in the sw ing of things again as chairman of Speakers Bureau. Men of brawn. Boh Hamblin and Del Kandall. kept dial pigskin well intact as members of Lon Stiner's football team. W hen one thought of rally! rally! Bill llolstrom's name immediately came to mind. Bill did a fine job of reviving some of that pre-war spirit as president of Bally Squad. Those circles under the eyes of Ben Howe, Barbara Vnderson. Pat Ball. Betty Baird ami Virginia Good-nighl were not what one might suspect .... the Barometer must go to press. .1. Lloyd LeMaster and Boh Lawrence working behind scenes put their all into decorations for the Cotillion. Betty Lou Kile, although president of Talons, found plenty of time to study. Her grade point was proof enough. It tjkr. rllx.v, I Id Dick Bixlcr licit}' llninl

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Stan Sackctt Shine them up good. Sophomore riaiss With Stan Sackctt wielding tin gavel, the sophomore class steered clear of what has been commonly termed the ‘’sophomore slump ' Talon Dorothy Withers was always on hand to carry out her duties of vice president, while attractive Carolyn Tilton, also a member of the white sweater honor society, found the duties of sergeant-at-arms more enjoyable than the name implied. Capable Colleen McDonald kept a record of all class meetings in her little black book, and Reed Vollstedt, elected treasurer fall term to replace Rob Hillings, found class money easy to budget. Dorothy Wither Ice cream deluxe. Carolvn Tilton Aron ml and around. Colleen McDonald Reed Vollstedt 112

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Freshman Class Hill Even Around the world to Oregon State. The '19ers, as lliey arc known, had the distinction of being one of the most hack-to-normal freshman classes seen at Oregon State since the onset of the war. and also for the first time, a navy man. Bill Rvcrs, took over the duties of president. rdath Fonts, always sporting a friendly smile, filled the position of vice president, while Helen I’aid soil, earning distinction as a member of the royal court for Homecoming, was on hand with pencil and paper to carry out her duties as secretary. KOTC Dick Moore kept a line on those class dues in keeping with lilt position of treasurer and Oeorgc Olson handled the duties of sergeant-at-arms. Ardatli Foul llolcn I’.ml-on Thirteen xjiade . (Irofyc Ol oii Dick Moore llrail or tail .