Adrian College - Mound Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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Q . 1? .x ,1 J . 4 7 lirgiico f ' 1 ,I 'iinffizif N 19' s.2i:' Q X cv '-1-5 fopiomozes William Benner Bill lives in town. During the WCB, he was an aviation student-Texas niost of the time. Hes majoring in electrical engineering. Says he likes most everything but seems to have a slight preference to Sherrie His hobby is radio. He was one ot the best ot the Bull-pups baskeibdll squad. 'fl m fisuw- 1 hx. .. ll., -. r nr, s -41, . lf xx ,ff ,fx ' A ..'3i7.a:n- v , Iean Bailey lean came to Adrian as a sopho- more from Siena Heights. She's a Lit major and names dancing as one of her main interests. A Tecum- seh resident, she plays the piano. The girl behind the shell rimmed glasses is one of the busiest misses on campus. pr ,, .A 4 . ' .f A . 4, ' Fern Bieber Fem is now working as assistant personnel manager for the Co-op. She belongs to the Co-op, W.A.A., C.C.F., Chorus, and is an ardent ad- mirer of the A.T.O. fraternity. Biol' ogy is her major with bacteriology as her goal. Basketball is one of her steady interests. By the way, she hails from Petersburg, Michigan. , in fbi W Gloria Beebe t Gloria plays the piano, and she's one-third of the trio which provides impromptu singing in the dorm. Be- sides music, Gloria is interested in social work. Shes on the C.C.F. cabinet, and a member of both W.A.A. and Alpha Delta Chi. Flint Michigan is her home town. K X V ex Mildred Briley Millie from Mt. Clemens, Mich- igan, is majoring in English and plans to teach it some day. You have probably seen her around some place on campus reading a book, for she reads constantly. Look in the dining hall just before supper and you'll find her there playing the piano. I

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W., 5 , . E Ianet Sanderson Ianet, whose home is at Wayne. Michigan, is an English major, and plans to be a librarian. You prob ably have seen her working around the library some time when you were there. if you could spot her behind that big desk, Sally Scott Sally is from Adrian. She is sec- retary of the Iunior Class and takes part in the activities of the Delta Delta Delta and the Chi Psi Omega sororities. Her major is mathematics and science with the idea oi teach- ing mathematics in the future. MAJOR Dean Walton This smiling red-head is an ex-GI who was here at Adrian before the war. Returning at the beginning of the spring semester, Dean took up his studies where he left oii. When he was here before, he met a coed named Mary. They became Mr. and Mrs. in a lovely wedding out in the woodland chapel. Mary graduated last year and is now teaching school at Ida, but we see her quite often on week-ends. I l t l 1 .jfai : t ..i Betty lane Williams When Bets was a little girl just so high, she dreamed oi being an art teacher. Now, a little older but not much bigger, she spends her spare time gathering material on in- terior decorating and working in the oiiice of Michigan Dairy Co. This dark-eyed miss. a native of Adrian. is a member oi the Spanish Club. loves to dance and collect piano re- cordings. Her first two years of col- lege were spent at Michigan State. Thursa Wolfe Terry is the gal with plenty of determination and cr promise of suc' cess in the literary field. A Lit major. she comes from Calumet. She was president oi Beta Pi Theta last semes- ter, and she is a charter member oi Chi Psi's. She's the gal that did the drawings for the Mound. Q 1099 00000 0Dl:A

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,rea A Q, JL ' if . D- J ,ss 1 -- 'J ,-' 4-gi' Edith Buffett Edith comes from Detroit, Michi- gan and is well known on campus as Edie. She is interested in phy- sical education and plans to teach that subject in high school. At present, in addition to her studies and duties as President ot W.A.A., she is gym and swimming instructor at the Girls Training School. Frances Clark thfran hails from Detroit. This tall in blonde likes to sing, and to prove it she takes voice lessons fr om Mrs. Spencer. She is vicepresident of Ch' P' 1 si Omega, works on the C0-op, and plans to be a dress de- signer. Her major is Home E . Sh ' c es the former hali oi the partnership Cl k ar and Vedder, tamed for break- fasts, duets, and hilarity. Lyle. E. Clay 0 Lyla a Sophom re, hails from Dearborn, Michigan. She is the vice-president of the W.A.A. Lyla is interested in the more serious elements of life and plans to enter th . . . e held of religion, preferably youth work. Her interests in singing and athletics will be of great value to her in this type oi work. I eanne Crowe Another Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania student, Ieanne is ma'orin . 1 g in Sociology. leanne is Business Man- ager oi the Co-op Buying Club Re- ligion in Arts Chainnan of C.C.F. and Deputation Chairman ot Al h p c. Delta Chi. She is a member of the Fellowship of Reconciliation and the Social Action Committee. For the future Ieanne plans to be in Chris- tian social service. Ethel Dillon lf Peg doesnt' find you iirst while searching for some Annie to do the pans and put the cups and saucers away, you'll probably tind her i.n the library. She is a mighty busy gal as Personnel Director of the Co-op and an acitve member of C.C.F. and Alpha Delta Chi. This pre-med student has had two years ot civil service work in Washington D. C., and calls Coudersport, Pa., her home town. Margaret Doster Peg s nose for news makes her a valued reporter for the College World, and she is an able tire mar shal in South Hall. Peg comes from Doster, Michigan, she likes to draw and bang out a piece by ear on the piano. On the basketball floor she's fast enough to warrant her a place' on the varsity team, as cr guard.