Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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Junior Class 19454946 year turned, we found a new semester and a good many returned servicemen to help us on to success, after having gallantly offered their lives to maintain our freedom. With entertaining the Frosh, racking our brains to find bright ideas for the Junior Penny Suppers, seeing that basketball fans were well fed, and finally giving a farewell banquet to the departing Seniors the year was filled to the brim. At its close we look regretfully back at the fleeting days and yet long for the time when we shall be wearing the caps and gowns on Commencement Day. We sincerely hope that the coming Juniors may have many prosperous and happy times as we move on to the rank of Seniors. IDABELLE MARKLEY Huntington, Indiana MAXINE ACKERMAN Huntington, Indiana FERN BROWN Huntington, Indiana GLENN CORNWELL Findlay, Ohio VIRGINIA WILLIS Baltimore, Maryland MARVIN SIMON Huntington, Indiana WILBUR ACKERMAN Huntington, Indiana GALEN COLCLESSOR Huntington, Indiana JEAN YONKERS Freeport, Michigan FLOYD WOLFE Huntington, Indiana PHYLLIS STOFFEL Huntington, Indiana . T? sl

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Junior Class NAOMI WILSON Huntington, Indiana RALPH JOHNSON Huntington, Indiana DWAIN LANGE Leavenworth, Kansas MARIORIE BARBER Mnnlius, Illinois LAURELL HENDEE Woodland, Michigan WILMER BUGHER Huntington, Indiana JUANITA HOOBLER Manville, Illinois ROBERT KELTY Twin Falls, Idaho ROGER BIRDSALL Mt. Carroll, Illinois ALVIN SMITH Andrews, Indiana The elevator to success is not runningg take the stairs has been the motto of the class of '47 for the three years that we have been at H.C. Many times during the past year the members have looked longingly for an elevator but we have kept trudging on until now our first goal is in sight at the top of the next flight. Encouraging the class were Bill Stitely, President, jean Yonkers, VicefPresidentg Phyllis Stoffel, Secretary, and Laurell Hendee, Treasurer. When Bill did not remain for the second semester, Jean was elected President and Wilbur Ackerman took over as VicefPresident. Looking over the class we discovered only seven ref mained with us of the original number but we felt inf vigorated by the new members. When the page of the

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as-M Sophomore Class GLEN JACKSON Huntington, Indiana BETTY POEHLER Huntington, Indiana DORA CASWELL Blissfield, Michigan DICIE MICHAEL Parnassus, Virginia CLAYTON BARKER Claytonville, Illinois CLARENCE KOPP Fort Wayne, Indiana HELEN GOSCH Lansing, Michigan SYLVESTER MARTIN Zanesville, Indiana ANNA MAE BRIESCHKE Blissiield, Michigan RUBY RAWLEY Mount Solon, Virginia RAYMOND WALDFOGEL Huntington, Indiana BETTE WOOD Huntington, Indiana JOYCE FLICKINGER Lanark, Illinois CHARLOTTE REID Tiverton, Ontario DALE OSBORNE Huntington, Indiana Successfully to accomplish any task it is necessary not only that you should give it the best there is in you, but that you should obtain for it the best there is in those under your guidance. With Professor Howard as Captain, Clarence Kopp as First Mate, and Dora Bishop as Second Mate we were able to 'launch our ship successfully. We gave Lois Plasterer the privilege of recording all the wrecks, waves, and flashes: To be sure everyone obtained his passport we put Dottie Luker at the top of the gangplank. While sailing along the sea of College 26