Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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Sophomore Class Lifc, wc find that sailing is not always smooth hut with such a gallant crcw wc will come through victorious. Among our many victorics wc recall thc onc achicvcd on Freshman Day whcn thc Sophomore crew sank the Frcshnian ship in thc Wallizish River. As wc drop anchor today, our journcy ovcr the sca of Collcgc Lifc is about half complctcd. We arc looking forward to thc launching of our ship again ncxt fall. We know that our journcy will hc successful if wc givc it thc hcst that is in us, and ohtain for it thc hcst there is in thosc undcr our guidance. ,IANET RINEHART Adrian. Michigan DOROTHY LUKER Andrews, Indiana DEVON BEITELSHEES Huntington. Indiana MAX WAIKE Huntington, Indiana WlLl.lAM ENSMINGER Huntington. Indiana DORA BISHOP Bannister. Michigan VIOLET WATSON Chambersburg, Pennsylvania LAUREL GILLESPIE Monon, Indiana MAIILE THOMPSON Kunklc, Ohio AVIS IVICCRAY Claytonvillc. Illinois LOLA SCHUNEMAN Ivlanlius, lllinois DORIS WALL Roanoke. lncliana ELSIE WHYBARK ' Southwick, Idaho ARLO SCHILLING Huntington. Indiana Z7 f'g:'?z.

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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

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Freshman Class MERRIDITH HENSELMAN Andrews, Indiana MARION BROTT Reading, Michigan KEITH SMITLEY Columbia City, Indiana JEAN GRUVER Shippensburg, Penna. JEAN JOHN SON Alexandria, Indiana MELBA BU SSARD Huntington, Indiana VERONA BERRY Willshire, Ohio JOE GRIMM Mason City, West Virginia JAMES YONKERS Freeport, Michigan ELLEN RIETER Gull Lake, Michigan WAYNE SCHWOB Huntington, Indiana PHYLLIS STAUP Blissfield, Michigan BETTY NORTON Indianapolis, Indiana LERLAND FOGVJELL Fort Wayne, Indiana CLAUDE KELLER Huntington, Indiana VIER DIETZLER Warren, Indiana The big, new Freshman class tripped -but literally-into the open arms of Huntington College and the sophomore class. Who wouldn't trip going up the stairs backwards carrying a suitcase? All in all, the sophomores were very kind to us on Freshman Day, and to prove that they, really loved us, the sophomores dragged the outnumbered frosh boys through the Wabash River. Since it is the usual custom, the Fresh' men were obliged to elect class officers at the beginning of the year under the guidance of our advisor, Dr. Jones. Our able president, vicefpresident, and stu' dent council representative, Melba Bus- 28