Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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l 3.-A .-LA! WH H U4l.K7UM,,..,,,lll WW EUVLQ ,Q Elie jjuninr Qlflazfi When we as Freshmen sat down at the table of education and began to partake of the Four Years' Loaf. we were almost overcome at the seemingly great distance between the crusts. But after a firm decision we tackled it with vigor and vim. As to any important events of the first year, well. it was all one great event. However, there are a few outstanding hap- penings. We shall never forget one night when a couple of Freshmen girls so dauntlessly guarded the ice-cream at a Freshman party. Also how a day later, a neat package containing a part of the run away ice-cream was received by one of the guards. This and many other things helped to make '25-'26 the happiest time we had ever known. I As Sophomores, we came back with a still greater determination to accomplish something. We were less in number but this did not produce any ill effects. We still retained an unusual amount of talent and, under the competent coaching of Miss Smith, we displayed this quality in the form of a Burlesque presented at an Inter-class party. Several co-eds represented the Sophomore class on the Inter-collegiate Debating team. At the close of the basket ball season we won the Intra-mural B. B. tournament. Now as Juniors, when we look back to the beginning of our college career, it seems but a short time ago, and. again, when we look forward to the time when we shall leave our Alma Mater, it seems not far in the dis- tance. But we mean to make the time count. At the opening of school last fall, we were sorry to find ourselves only fourteen in number. But we met, organized, elected our class sponsor and began to do things. Miss Shipley was elected class sponsor and, to say the least, she has proved to be a very good leader and advisor for the class. On October 3, we entertained the Freshman Class-both at the college and at the home of Mr. Latsch. There's a reason! At the beginning of the basket ball season we were represented on the team by four men, three of whom are letter men. In fact, some one said in regard to our class that we have the cream of the school. We'll let you decide that. A number of our fellows have also participated in baseball this season. On January 20, the Juniors gave a Penny Supper, the proceeds to be used as a gift to the Mnemosyne. Our officers for the year of '27-'28 were as follows: President, Everett Goshorng Vice-president, Coral Dravenstattg Sec-Treas., Lilah Mumma. And now to the Seniors we say, Ave atque Vale! Tr' ' ' ' ' 'Y'-v-v ik -v vfv-vivmm viv-fi Tviilviama. vfv-Y W 4-v-ve-af.v 1 v- pm

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