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Twenty-seven
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JOSEPH LARKIN Former Normal school student who came back to Millcrsville for his last two years. Serious, quiet, and unemotional. Joe combined studies with war work. Literature Is the bane of his existence, but his improvised poems are classic. Goes to Philadelphia during vacations. ARTHUR RICCI Easton's gift to the dry cleaning industry. Easy-going Art makes it a point never to worry. Recruits scenery fixers as head of Industrial Arts Theater Club. Dignified prexy of the men’s dorm. Wicked Ping-pong player. Sound sleeper. as his late arrival at breakfast shows. Tu' ntu- ix
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Junior ★ Class On September 11, the members of the Junior Class came back to Millers-ville to begin another profitable and happy year. The number was a mere twenty-nine, but quality made up for quantity. Election of officers resulted in an all female quartet being chosen to carry the responsibility of making the Junior year outstanding. After a great deal of discussion and debate we came forth with the decision to hold a dance on January 13. 1945, in the old gym. In keeping with the other social functions of the year, the Frosty Frolic was a strictly informal affair, with tickets at a modest price, and plenty of homemade cake, fudge, popcorn, pretzels, and soft drinks. Our St. Valentine’s Day food sale went straight to the hearts and stomachs of everyone. The tables in the outside foyer groaned tinder the weight of the delicious food donated by the students. The hungry line of students and teachers soon relieved the strain, however, and the Juniors cleared a nice profit. Throughout the year our class contributed to the activities, clubs, and functions of Millersville. It was the Junior girls basketball team. The Yellow Jackets, that won the coveted championship after a hard struggle. We are looking forward with anticipation to becoming Seniors next year, keeping our eyes on the responsibilities of the position as well as the prestige and privileges. Here's hoping we can carry on as well as the classes before us have. ★ LOIS HOOVER Secretary VERNA MAY FREY President MARION LEDGARD T rea surer ALICE ROBB Vice President Twenty-eight
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