Carleton College - Algol Yearbook (Northfield, MN)

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TMPI AI-IO Evelech CHEMISTIKY Although she has only been with us two years, Impi has contributed more than her share to the glory of the class of ,33. By helping the aged seniors make a final demonstration of their superiority over the frosh in basketball as well as years, and by putting spirit into the senior swimmers, she has proved herself a veritable Olympian. Not only as an athlete but as a student has she shown her ability, for few of us can boast membership in the School of Crotona. ELIZABETI-I ANDERSON Red Wing ENGLISH The fact that Elizabeth came to Carleton from the University of Honolulu awakened a sort of romantic interest in her on the East Side. One con- fessed She reminds me of a Swedish princess. And her Coronet braids and chic hats have been the envy of many. Elizabeth writes a lot, loves music and painting, and seemingly enjoys horseback riding-indications of a cosmopolitan taste. XVe wish that she had been here longer. XVESLEX' ANDERSON St. Paul EcoNoMIcs W'es has distinguished himself as the likeable and efficient head waiter at Margaret Evans for the past two years, His interest in college athletics dates even further back, for he took active part in both basketball and base- ball his freshman year, By good work with the champion Third Burton basketeers he won himself a place on this season's All Interdorm Mythical Team. Socially we remember him as president of the Ionians, not to men- tion a consistent and absorbing interest in Peg. RICHARD ARNEY Marshalltown, Iowa EDUCATION For three years Dick has shown prowess as a forward on Carletonls basket- ball teams, being twice chosen All-Midwest forward, and twice mentioned as All-American basketeer. Besides this he wields a wicked niblick. Dickls east side activities have been numerous and particularly successful. His cam- pus popularity is not adequately described when we mention a class presidency his sophomore year and Philo leadership his senior year. JAMES AURELL Tokyo, Fuka, japan ECONOMICS Jimmy hails from far off Japan, but welre glad he has made his home with us for the last four years. Those long arms of his have served many a winning ball for the tennis teamg and this year he has been playing in the capacity of tennis coach as well as performer. His interests are varied, which makes him the type of fellow we all want to know. This blondie with sunny disposition and a quick wit will long be remembered by his brother Corinthians and a host of Carleton friends. A I. - l I k 4p ' 4 l 1 I , vi' fl I ,A la -b4Yl!.A,3?: df:-Q' l l EI l I l l l A I l l l I . I . r , l I l . l l 1 ' . , l 1 :' I I , I, l W I I l l I l , l, I. I I . V lt l ll li I K 1 ...W . Z1 I I ' I I alll I Y' , -1

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.9, I , . A vs, 3 V ,sl , , ,Q -731.3-1.-K .' -.J f3 2 - 'ii X I S .x f x X H, :- 'E , KA ah : f -, e i Six tql sgi f ' ' r- f I van xx W ,A ,Y . 4 ' 11' 9 x In Q 'Q Q xi I ex : H .a Wk? H X! x IX is ' X T I Q, . S, - if C '.a..1Qff...- '- 1:11 -ah. I .L .I l. la 1- T5 T EL' H W Y . l ' , l' '- 4. I . ,L 1. I' F 5 5-,. BYRON BAGGALEY Deadwood, S. Dak. HISTORY Byron enjoys a reputation as a political speaker, orator, and debater at Carleton. His is the distinction of being the Hrst Carleton debater in a score of years to participate in intercollegiate forensics all four years of his college career. Another enviable testimonial of his ability is a consistent row of Als from Miss Clark. After four years of efficient service at Gridley, Byron ought to be a useful man to have around the house. ALVIN BAUNIAN Fergus Falls ECONOMICS It is Carleton's loss that Al chose Grinnell for his Alma Mater the irst three years of his college career. The Hrst impression that Al gave us was that of a mild, quiet chapg but under that shell we found a congenial fellow and a hard worker, who is interested in such mysteries as radio and television. We are sorry to see you go, Al, and wish that you might have been with us longer. ALLAN BERG Minneapolis ECONOMICS Although Al played varsity football for two years, he lent his guarding ability to the championship Burton aggregation last season. The critics chose him as an All-Interdorm player. Alls winter months are spent be- tween handball bull sessions, and weighty arguments with Dr. Possum on matters of importance His carefree, happy-go-lucky attitude is omni- present whether on the Held In the lobby, or at the east side. KATHERINE BERG12 Minneapolis MUSIC One cannot think of Tat without remembering music. How many times has her voice thrilled us from the Choir or in recitals! She is as charming on the chapel platform as she IS at the Women's League Council, or presiding over the Gammas at a Social Committee meeting, or walking with Phil. Consistently enthusiastic, amiable, and happy, we think her very much like a song herself ALFRED BLASING Henderson CHEMISTRY et black hair and light blue eyes may seem anomalous, but they only intensify the handsomeness of our Carleton Dick Arlen. This cal-m and sophisticated fellow was class treasurer during his freshman year, went out for baseball and football for four years, and also helped his dorm team in his sparc time Like most of his brother Adelphics, he is a good man at the bridge table Al took honors m chemistry for he is bound for the medical profession 'ii 11 li f ii y if 1 l j , ll i j . T . ,, I . i3'i3flf '1i ii'