Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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Virginia Willlams Huntington, Indlnnzx Gilbert Carter, Huvmiu, Culm Coloma Leitner, Clare, Michigan Irene Nell, Huntington, lndixnm Robert Diffenbaugh, Huntington, lndiunu Martha Mundy. Andrews, lndlnnu Charles Swank, Huntington, Indiana Annabel Robb, Andrew:-1, Inllunn Samuel Pierson, Huntington, lndinnn. Georgia Cunnington, Huntington, .lndlzum Paul Bowman, Huntington, Indlznm, Lyda Smith, Peebles. Ohio George H umbarger, Huntington, Indiunn Leona Royston, Charlotte, lvllchigun Max Brown, I Huntington, Indnzum Helen Alwood, Farwell, Michigan William Carey, Huntington, Indiana Ruth Smith, Fnlonville. Mluliignn Inez Beeks, Montpelier, Indinnzl. John H uffer, Huntington, Indiuno Helene Telfer, Huntington, Indiznm William Johnston, Huntington, Indiunn Betty Plasterer, Huntington, Indiana Kendrick Pllkenton, Huntington, Indlonzl

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Freshmen The Freshman Class of 1942 began its career in college with 41 new members. But alas, how they fall by the wayside-and other places. Unashamed of their lack of experience and true to the tradition that all Frosh are green , the Freshies have proved to be the largest and most talked about class in school. The class, as a whole, has shown originality in many different lines, the girls in keeping dorm rules, and the fellows in-Kon second thought, maybe the tug-o'-war shouldn't be mentioned here.Q Early in the fall, we became energetic and elected Virginia Williams as president of the green buds, who have recently shown signs of bursting into blossom. Gilbert Carter was chosen as vice-president and Coloma Leitner was selected to fill the secre- tary-treasurer position. Our good and faithful advisor was none other than Doc Clipp. Ted Heiney served as student-councilor. Pertaining to basketball and baseball, not much need to be said except H. C. will never produce any better men than she had on her teams from the Freshman Class this year. There were Boag, Bino, Nlcllrath, Sodder, lVlarlette, Pierson, Carey, and Hum- barger-a whole team in itself. And who can forget Boag's appendeotomy? And Ted's cheer-leading? Of paramount importance was Freshman Day, and the party that the Frosh gave for the Juniors. As for other parties, the greenies have done more than their share in helping make them a success. Yes, what a loyal, enthusiastic class is waiting at the threshold of l'l. C.!

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Jack Marlette, Iluntington, lm'li:1n:i I Peg Burris, Huntington, lndiunzi l ' John Stockdale, lvluntlngton, lnclinnn Rita Wlld, Milltown, South Dakota Ted Heiney, Huntington, Indiiinn, Anna Belle Patterson, Wuuscon, Ohio Starling Griffin, Bromen, Ohio Donna Borton, Nvuuseon, Ohio Benjamin Funk, l-luntlnixton, lmllnnal Fred Nliller, Williamsport, Indiana Catherine Nell, Huntington, llllllilllll Robert Blaine, Greenfield, Ohio Robert Peter, Adrian, lvllulihxiui Helen Alwood, Fm-well, Micliigzm Virgil Beeks, Montpelier, llldlilllil, ' Morna May Griffin, Bremen, Ohio Raphael Hofman, ' New York, New York Jack Vlckery, Huntington, Indiana Willard Mcllrath, Huntington, Indiana UNPHOTOGRAPHED Meredith Hammel, Ralph gohnston, Huntington, Indiana lluntnigton, Indiaum