Adrian College - Mound Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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,2 tp' f s . P, 1 ' -,...-m-- eniota' lx .jf I . ,jf f jf' ,E , - l ' . ta, 5 jj., . ,-7 f ,J M My .ril l fl i f i j I V: f jj. . K Q f -, r ,x , if . 7 W, ff? .1 , Xi X qi' fly x l N Robert Cox Bob transferred here from Toledo U. in the summer of '42, but went into Civilian Public Service du.ring the war and came back this spring to finish his college education. A member of Major Cole, the ministry or youth counselling work is his occupational choice. His home town is Toledo. Alice Louise Dennis Allie Lou is the younger of the two Dennis sisters who will bid good- bye to Adrian this year, She is president of South Hall, a member of W.A.A., and forward on the bas- ketball team. Her major is biology, with a minor in chemistry. Allie Lou, from Detroit, plans to be a medical technician. - M lil it 'l Margaret Dennis Red hails from Detroit, Michigan where she first heard about Adrian from Phil Gentile. Being an active member in the Co-op and Co-op Buying Club, besides practice teach- ing at Adrian Ir. High School she manages to keep herself busy. She is majoring in history and plans to teach history and biology. Her fav- orite hobby is painting. v fl f r I J ' Silas Foltz ' Si was a popular student here before the army called him away from his educational pursuits for a while. He is a member of A.C.C. and the Major Cole Assn. His wife, the former Meredith Radabaugh. graduated while he was in the amiy. but this semester she's been back in the library almost every evening studying along -with Si. Frances A. Gcrny Fran comes from Grand Blanc, Michigan, but now lives in a home of her own wit.h a girl friend just outside of Adrian. She is a member of WfA.A. and Alpha Delta Chi. She is a physical education major and is the official referee for girls' basketball. She works in a radio store in Adrian in her spare time.

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THE PRESIDENTS I MESSAGE Dear Readers of the MOUND: Each generation of students stands on the shoulders of their predecessors. In the presentation of the activities of the year the MOUND gives us a faithful record. This has been a year of fast moving events. With peace in Europe and peace in the Pacific we began to feel the impulse of new life at the Adrian Campus. Returning service people, men and women, increased activities, the return to MIAA com- petition in athletics and the imperative for new housing due to increased student enrollment are all insistent demands upon us this year. We rejoice in the increased activity and in the outlook for the future. ,May you enjoy with us the graphic portrayal of this year's life as presented faithfully by the editors of the MOUND. Very sincerely, -f:24,.....J Samuel I. Harrison, President.

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my-fx 1,42 Virgil C. Hahn Vimg, or the bishop, hails nom Bay City, Mich., and ls president of Major Cole, treasurer of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and co-business man- ager for the Mound. He intends to enroll in Garrett tn September. He is now serving as pastor of the Clay- ton and Weston Methodist Churches. HH hopes some time to enter pdf toml counselling work. In the mean- time he takes 8 mm. color movies and is the campus leading crooner. Frank Harrold Frank left college in 1942 and, after 30 months overseas carne back at the beginning ol the second sem- ester. He is a member of Si gma Alpha Epsilon and is on the basket- ball tea:m. Physical education is his major: he plans to coach after grad- uation. And his hobby is sports, too. Frank is from Cleveland. Ohio. Wesley Herkimer Wesley is a pre-ministerial stu- dent. hailing from Clawson, Michi- gan. He drives the biggest wreck on campus loves to eat. and is a reporter for the World. He re- ceived a Bachelor of Science and Business Degree from Lawrence In- stitute ot Technology at Highland Park and is now a senior at Adrian. Besides having a church at Spring- ville, Michigan, he belongs to Major Cole, C.C.F., and is on the Mound stair. lune Hicks A native of Homer, Mich., lune is already well on the way toward real- imrg her ambition as a teacher ol mathematics and the social sciences For the past school Yet'-U Pafmime teaching at Onsted High School has kept her well occupied and happy. She is a member of International Relations Club, and this Yew WGS elected to WHO'S WHO AMONG sninms IN ANIHRICAN UNIVER- srrms COLLEGES. V lean Horton From Pitcairn, Pa., Iecm is the pres' ident of Alpha Delta Chi and a mem- ber of the Spanish Club and the Campus Religious Council. One oi- ten finds her working in the College Press as her part of the sell-help plan. Sociology is her major sub- ject and her future lies in home mis- sions in the Methodist Church. gas 5' Robert M. Iuclrmfm bb, an Adrian resident, is a Sen- ior this year. He is majonng in Chemistry and at present is doing research work. I-le has returned to college life alter several years of overseas duty with the Bth Air Farce Command.