University of Connecticut - Nutmeg Yearbook (Storrs, CT)

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CLASS OFFICERS JAMES DRAPER President IRVING SASLOW Vice-president FRED TICOTSKY Treizsiirer PAUL DQIGAN Historian I-IARRIET HOXIE Secretary Doigan, Ticotsky, Hoxie, Draper, Saslow THE CLASS OF 1941 Now NVE ARE JUNIORS. We have reached the pinnacle of our college careers, and we have handled many responsibilities. It has always been the task of the junior class to occupy the spotlight in extracurricular activities at the university, and our class has been no exception. The driving motivation of youth, tempered by approaching maturity and two years of college experience, has made us leaders of many organizations. Wfe have been club officers and athletic leaders. We have been active in promoting good fellowship among students. We have done our part in directing the activities of the University. We have given you this year's Junior Prom. In the atmosphere of a transformed Armory we have brought you the music of an outstanding orchestra and the novelty of several innovations to offer the campus one of the most successful proms in its his- tory. Our class has given the University some great athletes with which to mold their teams. Basketball, Football, Baseball, Soccer, and Track have all enjoyed the sports- l241 I ' 4 1 I 5- Hifi? -' S'G.:.:::J:..j,:.g::.'ij 'Q' mi: Liliimgar-Ai-riaiisakiaf ' ' :1fi- v 'QM' i'.: ... -. .'..-..Q , . ' lg 3' ,.... ' .'.'.L'f-'ef-l:.i '-gil: ,-.,, .- 'fr 'xr ' -' - - . . , . -, - - -- ' . , . K A Q , fu-ef-w Q -N I 4.-.0-mg-aura-gnqgx'equ3ummw.w5f..,.m,Wg Zara -gQg:.g:,g::g4:.:4. , --.,gg A - --an --53