Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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Olen Vincent, A.B. Wayne Shepherdson, B.S. Sherwood, Ohh, Kitvlloner, Ontzlriu 519-j0I'HZ Martin-maitius :md Mllsim- N11.i0I'Z Sl'i1'l1l'0- Suniui' Claws 'l'i'va1s111'vr Zig Class Sov- XX'hu's XVlm Anmm.: Students in Am l't'Ull'y 4: Philo l, 2, 3, -I, i'i-vsiclq-nt 4, 4-rim-:ln Uulli-gvs-s :xml l'nivi-rsitivs Ci, bi Ulmix' 1, 2, 31, -I, Vim--l'i'1-simimit -1: lhwv- Class l'rm-sish-nt :ig Suuis-nt Umim-il II llzlll 3: Nlill'Il1HS5'llL'+lQ fll'l'll'I1lll ligunl 25 'll l'lIil0 1. 2, 3. 4, l'l'1'Sill0lll 43 Y.1Nl Y.1XI.l',A. 1, 2, II, -1, l'.A. 1, 2, 3, 41 Guslwl Vuluntvs-rs I, Z Howard Macklin, A.B. Ymh-V. Imiiaum. Mujursz lXlillill'lll2llil'S :xml Musiv. Slmli-nL Vuiiiivil Ci, -I: Vlllbil' 1, 2, ZZ, 4 i'rosi4h-nt -I' WI - . ur' Who Anmng' Slu- Cltilllf .Ill 1XlIll'l'll'5I!l I ulli-gpg 411141 Vni VI'I'Sllll'S -I: Ms-:Vs Quzlrlct. 3, Il, 4 Mnenmsym- I. ff I Hlllllilli-Z'l0l1i1lll stnfl' 2, 3, iilmlitur 2:1 A Uzimwllzl fqlilil' 1, 2. Charles E. NIcCreeI'y, A.B. Hlllllillgiltlil, lmliunu. Majors: ilistury :nml l!inlng'y. iialsvimll 1, 23, Ji: lilmfs Quart:-l. I, 2 15, 43 Choir I, 2, Ii, i'l'1-sifis-:it Zig Stu mlm-nl. Umliu-il -I: lhislu-I Volunu-Ora 1 2, Ii, -1, l'l'z-simln-nt tl, Vim--l'1'm-siclm-nt Zi , f'll!'iSlillll HIIIIUZLYIDI' 1, 23 Y,lXI.U.A. 1, 2, Il, -ig Nlionlusynu -l.

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juniors When the doors of dear old H. C. swung open on September 8, to welcome all who desired to embark on the ship of college training another year, among the family was a genus entitled Juniors And a studious, ambitious, cooperative, happy-go- lucky bunch they were. just listen to a summary of their activities for the year. ln the beginning the class chose as its leader, president Frank Engle, who has capably directed their footsteps into the best pathways. As assistant, lVlr. Engle had Alice Swales for vice-president. Other executives were Sarah Bangs, secretary, and lmogene Amick, treasurer. john Funderburg, Alice Swales and Sarah Bangs represented the class in the student council. Now, as is always the case, the gold diggers were at their duty bringing in a little money here and there to hoard in that noted junior treasury. Among the money- making schemes, of course, were penny suppers, which always net results. One of these was crowned by the crowning of the lVlay Queen. The Junior Class treated, and royally, too, the Seniors at the annual junior-Senior Reception at the Colonial Tea Room on May fourteenth. The present junior Class bequeaths to the present Sophomore Class their ability to do a task well, and as next year's Seniors, are expecting great things of them as Juniors.