Bowling Green State University - Key Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)

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.jophvmoma FRONT ROW: Marian Hinden, lean Ross, Anna Lee Gustafson, Rosemarie Hoyt, Ann Douglass, Dorothy Huff, Marilyn Cooper, Carolyn Murray, Barbara Osmun, Mary lean Bell, Edith Conrad. BACK ROW: Max Fries, Fred Rolf, Harold George. Iohn Sockman, Leonardo Neher, Curtis Evans, Iim Conroy, Delmar Zuercher, George Manyak, lohn Blessing. Willie Flaugher. FRONT ROW: Dorothy Thomas, Ieanne Galloway, Clarice Fomey, Ianet Williamson, Ioan lobe, Mary Bewley, Roma Brown, Marian Ewing, June McCoy, Mary Lou Breithack. SECOND ROW: Albert Greulich, Ioanne Hillard, Leona Krill. Ianet Meyer, Miriam Lust, Iudith McGehee, Carol I-linkleman, Patricia Clark, Bonnie Fay, Grace Squires, Evangeline Charlesworth. BACK ROW: Robert Bare, Wendell Felshaw, Webb Dicken, Morris Miller, Pierce Frederick, Robert Slon- aker, Paul Boyd, Merlin Shade, Alfred Cook, Emer- son Speicher. FRONT ROW: Mary Heskett, Ruth Weir, Loretta McCutchen, Marylouise Lindemuth, Phyllis Wagner, Iulie Lewis, Catherine Russo, lane Pearce, Beverly Blecker. SECOND ROW: Susan Cuvala, Agnes Carey, Pat Coughlin, Mary Leist, Elaine Potter, Mary Io Poss, Donna Irish, Sara Kathryn Bibler, Eleanor Schey, Norma Gene Mack. THIRD ROW: William Steiner, Henry Lewis, Arlyne Hoshal, Helen Williamson, Shirley Lakosky, Betty Ann Wylie, Iuanita Bame, Bettie Ritz, Helen Burdo. Margaret Weisz, Marilyn Weisz, Donna Iean Euler. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Feehan. Evelyn Iane Hermes, Ioan Willson, Mazilyn Steams, lla Io Willson, Elaine Brainard, Lillian Zink, Pai Vannorsdall, Phyllis Hahn, Marilyn Dempsey, Dorothy Mainey, Ianet Banks, Ioann Banks, Marilyn Lippincott, Lois Anne Beechler. FIFTH ROW: Norma Keyser, Robert Schwyn, Bob Sisler, Louise Ruoif, Alice Huston, Mason Grove, Robert Strippel, Walter Rembowslci, Howard Schael- zke, Iohn Sheldon, Edwin Keen. BACK ROW: Gene Buxton. Gene Cupp, Don Smith, Ed Bergman, Ioann Hunter, Pete Sherry. loe Ewers, Eill Thoss, Bill Boudouris. Dee Gardiner. Max Hof- meister. Phys. Ed. is good for you . . . but so-o-o tiring

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S . . Ioyce Frey, secretary: Iumes Armbruster. vice-president: Iohn Adams, president: Charles Mathern, treasurer. 3 When this year's freshman class arrived at Bowling Green to begin the seedling that will finally develop into the sturdy full-grown tree of the senior class, they found a campus that was finally beginning to resume its normal pre- war atmosphere. The number of men and wo- men students was about equal and the univer- sity had reached a new high in enrollment. These freshmen brought with them many new ideas and much talent which they contributed to their classes and extra-curricular activities. Music, publications, and dramatics were a few of the activities in which they participated. Kohl Hall remained the main housing center for freshman women with the Women's Build- ing, Shatzel Hall, and off-campus homes supple- menting this freshman dorm. Freshman men occupied the temporary housing units and some found rooms in off-campus homes. More sororities, fraternities, and departmen- tal organizations were formed with freshmen taking the lead in their organization. By start- ing these new groups the freshmen proved that they were eager to participate in all of the phas- es of campus life. Under the leadership of John Adams, presi- dent, James Armbruster, vice-president, Joyce Frey, secretary, and Charles Mathern, treasurer, class meetings were held to plan class social events and the 'Freshman Frolic variety show which was held in April.