University of Connecticut - Nutmeg Yearbook (Storrs, CT)

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manship and ability our men have offered them. And our teams have had results. Now that We are juniors we have come to realize many things. We have corrected the flacidity of our sophomore naivete, and we have learned to appreciate the fact that life, after all, does exist beyond the walls of fraternities and sororities. We have become tolerant and serious. As We stand at the three quarter mark of our university career, we turn back to recall the three years we have enjoyed so much. The next step will place us in our last year of college. Half regretfully do We regard this. It puts behind us the intrigue and excitement of our junior year, and makes us realize With startling clarity the necessity of hard studying and the Hnality of graduation. The last year has been a busy one for us. It has been a year of learning how to successfully conduct clubs, yearbooks, papers, and dances. Now we must turn to the future and to Worries of the World outside the campus. It is an awe-inspiring prospect. And so We wave good-by and repeat again, It has been a busy year, but a happy one. Iunior Executive Council FRED TICOTSKY, claairman ROBERT PASTORIUS ROBERT DALY HENRY HANSEN A RUTH SUITKES EILEEN RYAN Back: Pasfforius, Daly, Hansen Front: Suitkes, Ticotsky, Ryan E251 '

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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

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