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Seniors President of Student Union GORDON OVEBHOLT . Th. B. Caledonia, Michigan Theology Chuck Student Union President 4, Who's Who Among Presi- dents in American Colleges and Universities 45 Philo l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, Sp Associate Business Manager of the Mnemosyne 45 Christian Endeavor' 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 47 Gospel Volunteers l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 3. ln September l943 the horizon that had been scanned With keen interest and anticipation was attained. We were Seniors. Only ten of the twenty- three who had been juniors filled our ranks. Uncle Sam had called seven of our young men into his service. Others were taking special work elsewhere, others were teaching, and various interests kept all but eight from occupying the senior section in chapel until january when two more-Imogene Hickman and Lee Tiffin-joined the class. Through the year each one has done his part and often carried extra re- sponsibilities in order that the morale and progress of our Alma Mater might not be impaired during this time of crisis. October 22, the Annual Hay Back Ride took place and was presided over by Stanley Peters as King and Mildred Bawley as Queen. By special per- mission from the administration We took our Skip Day as juniors in order that those who were going into the service at the end of the year might take part. An enjoyable day was spent taking in the sights of Indianapolis. We have skated and played basketball as part of our activities for the year. We enjoyed the junior-Senior Reception and the activi-ties of Commencement Week. lt is with a feeling of sadness we leave H. C., the friends we have made, and the fellowship We have enjoyed, but because of these We go out with a greater determination to take our place in the world and to do our part in a Way that will make us worthy of them. Au revoir 14
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