Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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Dale Pence, Huntington, Indiana Betty Johnson, Huntington, Indiana Worth Ware, 1-luntington, Indiana Jean Munson, Leavenworth, Kansas Jack Roush, Huntington, Indiana Florls Towne, Hillsdale, Michigan Roger Blrdsall, Manlius, Illinois Margaret Wasm uth, Andrews, Indiana Stanley Peters, Dillsburg, Penne-:ylvanla Pauline Burton, Fayette, Ohio Otto Theel, , Leavenworth, kansas Mildred Rawley, Mt. Solon, Virginia Doid Raab, V Lancaster, Ohio Hazel Park, Dayton, Washington Gordon Overholt, Caledonia, Michigan Lyle Olmstead, 1 l'G6IJOI'f., Michigan Arlene Russell, Adrian, Michigan John Reg ler, Monterery. California Robert Kelty, Twin Falls, Idaho Wilbur Crist, Mercersburg, Pennsylva Russel Griffith, Huntington, Indiana nia

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Sophomores Of course we're not braggin' or Ushovelin' , but we must admit we've got a pretty swell Sophomore Class. The officers were elected from the intelligensia of the class. Our president, Dale Pence, is known as one of the brightest kids in this yar institution and l'm sure there's not one of us who can say that he isn't a swell all- around good fellow. Our vice-president, William W. Ware, is known as the smartest guy around here when it comes to outsmarting the women. Our secretary, Isabelle Beverly Tabb, l'm sure you all recognize as about the most intelligent girl in school. Realizing the dire need of some intelligence in the Junior Class-yes, Funderburg's a junior-we gave her up to that class in january. Since we Soph's were too busy de- veloping our minds we didn't need many class meetings, so we just didn't select a new secretary. Our treasurer, Betty R. Johnson, although she's like a sailor in her grades, all at C, she is very busy and learned in the art of picking pockets and hence the Soph's have some few dollars that are unaccounted for. Being Soph's, we chose two student council members, jack Kay Roush and Corina Jean Munson. One was chosen for brains and the other for a gift of gabg since one is a woman, l don't think any further information is necessary on which was which. We Soph's have brawn as well as brainsg Our slogan is Remember Little River and the tug-of-war. We pass on our abilities to the next Sophomore Class. P. S. Thanks to the Seniors and especially Longenbaugh for that swell chili supper over at Bluffton.

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Leonard Hudson, lAG?LVl'llXV0l'Ul, Kzmsu:-1 Byrdena Moore, XV:lrlc1m, Iowan Ernest Burk, Illllllilll-flllll, lmlizum Donna McCreery, llunlinprum, lmlizinsi William Warner, lluntillx-rlun, lmllaum Eunice Roof, liurllnglon, M'1-liipum Harold Martin, XVaLyneslrm'o, Mlvlilgun Geneva Stucker, Adrian, Miclilgzin Robert Rathfon, lluntingum, lnillzum Imogene Hickman, Cissml lf'au'k, Illinois Lawrence Jensen, Montgomery. Mlchlgfnn Elizabeth Vernon, Alpena, Mivlilmui Dwain Lange, V Lu:lveIm'ul'tl1, lkilllbill!-I Virginia Keplar, Nvilyllll, Mlchigful Lee Tiffin. . liivcrlmnk, Czlllfurnln, Brulce Dolby, llunLim.':to11, Imlizum Helen Plasterer, lluntlngton, lndizmu William Saufley, lluntington, lmllunu