Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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4- IU IGRS Wlxvxn SIIl'II'IlI'IltDSUN. B, S, Arillfll-G'llC7', Ontm io Chemistry and Mathematics .llxmlcs B, O'Sl'i.1.1vAs, A, B, vffmllflllfill, Brillsll, West Indies English and Philosophy Rim .lrxn W1l,i.m1us, A, B, H lH'LHHgZ01'lt, Imliana English and Social Studies Omzx Vixen-:x'r. A, B, Sl:,c'rwood,' Ohio Mathematics and Music Emvlxnn Rolvsll, A, B, lvlanltivifgton. Iadirma Social Studies and English Anais Polrlwzn, A, B, Iilissfield, Michigfm Sociology Houuxan Mlxclcuis. A, B, Yoder. I Tlllllllllft Mathematics and Music Euuix .lllzlxxxn FUNK. A, B, Glmfmsey. P0'lIf7ifS?ll'Ufllllld Elementary Education , l5Jl'liI'INlC Slwsnnns, A, li, l'1lL7lff'i7IgfU?l. Indfiana Social Studies and Biology RllSSl'Il,I. Sllommkilzli, A, B, Hlwzltingtmz. Indiana Social Studies and English .Ions lVlAli'l'lN. Th, B, Illmtimllon. Indiana Theology Wllilllntnl Mronlxsr, B, S, H'lL11-l'l7'lfgf!J1lf. Imlialla Chemistry Mas, Rirru Exsursol-nn, A, B. Gucmlsey. Pelmsylwmia Theology Major CllAlll.l'IS E, McjCln-zlcnv, A. B. liantiaglrm. Imlicma Social Studies Gm-:N LONGICNIBAIIGIIL, A, B, xllmoorl. Indiana Biology and Social Science The Junior Class met on September 20, l9'l'0 in Davis Mem- orial Hall to elect their officers. Few in number but with a strong determination to take their prioper place in the life of Huntington College, they selected VVayne Shcpherdson, the night owl as president. James O'Sullivan fell into the Vice-l'residen,t's chair while Riva June lVilliams was hired to keep the records straight. As a climax torthis outstanding slate of class officers, Olen Vincent, thc haker boy, was given the task of taking care of the dough, Edward Roush, Ardis Porter and Howard Muckiiii represented the class in the student Council. ,Priolmably the most outstanding achievement of the class this year was the successful May Que-cn Program. The Junior Class also sponsored several Penny Suppers and were very active throughout the basketball season selling candy and iee cream at our expense. As a result of the great revenue from the May Queen Pro- gram, th-e .luniors were ahle to entertain the Seniors in a very royal fashion at the Colonial Tea Rooms on May 22, 191141 The members of the Junior Class as Seniors next year are hoping that next year's class will work just as diligently to provide them with an equally splendid banquet. '- I 1 1

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SOPHO CRES Wu.nn u Acicl-:nm ,x N, President Sfbbetha, Kaiisas ?IAn.lolui1: Wimmns, V, Pres, 1'mfWlf!7Z0n, lmlzaua L-?l0liI-INIC Ames. 'l'reasurer uW'l'1l!It012., lmliaviia ERMA l HAuv1':v. Secretary Mimfirglfini, Imliane EEKRAII Bases imf'-71!Iton, Indiana ?I0NAl.lD WI1,i.IAMs 'mtW!7if:n, Imlfiaaa 21.1015 SWA 1.1-:s 'mtW!7iCn, .Indiana Wlmxlc Exam: Zane-Wille. Inrlicmm gum FUNIlI'IRIllTRll 'mfmffliovl-, Inflmua lSAl!l'IIil.l-I 'hum Mf'D01zaZrI. Pcmisyliirmia l4I'1Sl.lI4I Dlsslf:'r'l'1-1 Wfl7'?'C11f, Imlicma LUIS Zllrliilillll Fflyctte. 01,40 Q-IAN RilIll'Ili'l'S vulrews. Imliaua ?ll'flKI'Illl'l'll l-llcAs'l'ox 1'f l'Uten, Indiana ilRAN1 '7N Com-1 1m tW!Ilo11., Imliaua lllcrl-:N Cixvn fwfm, Illiniois QUIK S'l'RI4Il1IT Iumwfgwwi, Indiana GI-:xl-:xxx S'i'i7eiucn A'Z ifm, Jlmmgfm JUNE Evicmmx Ifcffwwo, Ohio The Sophomore Class as such began on September 15, 19-1+0. In order to give this group the proper guidance they elected the following officers: for the Presidency, that corn-bred boy from Kansas, Wil- bur Ackerman, was elect-cd, Marjorie 'May Queen' lvilliams as- sisted as Vice-President. Irma Harvey was designated as the one who was to record the proceedings of thc class whiile Imogene Amiek was given the task of harvdling the financial interests. Sarah Bangs and Donald llfilliams represented their fellow classmates in thc Student Council. Life for the Sophomores really began on Freshman Day, Aet- ifi ies were 'ust as entertainino' as usual. Girls from the ra W .l 1- is y ninetiesi' and boys dressed in short skirts formed the bridge between the past and the present. lfollowirg this theme, we Sophomores 'could do nothing but let history repeat itself. So, for the second i me our class flaw' flew from the flagpole. It was with the greatest n P. . Q- of pleasure that we obtained the 'little green hats, which were worn b the l reslnnen. Manv were not sartieularlv fond of the st le we Y . . offered, but as time went on they wore them, as all 'frcshies' do. All our members acted on various connnittees throughout the year for banquets and dinners, as well as being active members oi Philo, Zeta, Y.VV.C.A., Y.M.C.A. and the Choir. yve shall lose four of our members because of their graduation flrom the two-vear SC0l'C'iL!ll'lZll course, but the rest of the class will be back with even more vim and vigor next year.