Alma College - Scotsman Yearbook (Alma, MI)

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','P FEBRUARY ENTRANTS Top row: lelil T Collins, Gordon Tice. Bollom row. Richard l-lanson. Irene Brown, Jeanelle English, Belle Lockharl, Slen Larso o lo righi: Joseph Godleski, VVilliam Carr, James Weir, Roberl Garfhwaile, George JUNIOR CLASS Presidenl' - - - Vice Presideni - Secrelary - - Treasurer - - - Sludenf Council - UNDERCLASSMEN OFFICERS - Douglas Garrison - Jeanelle Davidson - - - - - Jean Bird - Richard Raolemacher - - Charles Skinner l-lesler Moon Wilson Dunnelle SOPHOMORE CLASS Presideni- .... - - - Roberl Trull Vice Presideni - - Conslance l-lamillon Secrefaw - - - - - Frances Kaufman Treasurer - - - ' MOFIGY Webb Sludeni Council - - Edvfafd Boullfl Gene Lewis FRESHMAN CLASS Presidenl - - - Vice Presideni - Secrelary - - - Treasurer ---- Sludenl Council - - l-loward Clark - Thelma l-lahn Jeanne Speerslra - Casper lvlerris - - Tom Purdy 4l

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FRESHMEN Top row, leTT To righT: G. Olson, H. Spendlove, E. Ziem, J. Bell, E. Gilliard, M. Adams, R. Krall, J. STanek, L. Friederick, H. Garrison, D. Davis, A. Juhola, T. McClelland, G. Judd. FourTh row: S. Moran, W. LinTs, S. Kane, S. Cicinelli, E. Nixon, A. JohnsTon, W. Webb, B. RuberT, R. Hanzel, J. True, A. Kozman, W. Yoh, S. Ball, B. Simon. Third row: G. Jordan, D. SmiTh, F. Hill, C. WahlsTen, R. DeNoyelles, G. Lappin, C. McLean, P. Pawlyk, G. BarneTT, M. Todd, H. Barber, B. Munger, J. Emms, W. Wrege. Second row: S. MacFadden, M. Holmes, A. Bell, L. WheaTley, C. Sieg, A. Berman, M. Perkins, B. Tunis, N. Shields, J. Lee, R. Vrfinkler, G. Parliament M. Driesbach, E. Wellwood, C. Conger, H. Wheeler. BOTTOm row: F. Brown. W. Lindke, O. Harris, V. Mack, L. Robinson, B. Thomas, J. SpeersTra, T. Purdy, T. Hahn, H. Clark, M. Harrison, K. Weavers. E. Spencer, L. Goldie. l 1- When The TirsT Treshman class enTered Alma College TiTTy years ago, iT sTarTed man-lasTing TradiTions. The oldesT OT These, The annual class rush, has become our presenT-day Tlag-rush. The rules have changed some since The gay nineTies, when members OT boTh classes were abducTed or oTherwise kepT away Trom The baTTle- ground by violenT means, buT The spiriT has remained The same. Freshmen hazing Tlourished during ThaT period, while The oTher infer-class sTruggle, The Tug-OT-war, be- gan early in The TwenTieTh CenTury. UnTil a Tew years ago, Treshmen were allowed To cOmpeTe in varsiTy spOrTs, so Treshman aThleTics are a modern TeaTure. Hayrides, picnics, and banqueTs were highlighTs in The social liTe OT early Treshmen, and iT was noT unTil 1925 ThaT The Frosh sTepped ouT wiTh a Frosh Formal. The nexT year iT was known as The Frosh ShuTTle, and in T927 iT became Our presenT Frosh Frolic. The Golden Anniversary class OT l94l carried on These TradiTions. The TirsT im- porTanT evenT in iTs hisTory Took place in The gray dawn OT SepTember I8 when The Frosh meT The Sophs in The annual Tlag-rush aT Davis Field. DespiTe The handicap OT a well-greased pole, The Frosh Triumphed when Bill LinTs pulled down The Soph emblem in 2 minuTes and IO seconds. LaTer, under The direcTion OT STudenT Marshall, Charles Skinner, The class elecTed Howard Clark, Thelma Hahn, Jeanne SpeersTra, and Casper Merris as iTs oTTicersg vOTed To wear poTs, and To abide by TradiTiOnal Treshman rules. lTs social conTribuTion, The Frosh Frolic, Took place on November 20, and was a success Trom every sTandpoinT. The class has conTribuTed many mem- bers To The Choir, Drama Club, SororiTies, and l:raTerniTiesg had ouTsTanding TOoTball and baskeTball Teams, and raTed high scholasTically, placing nineTeen on The honor roll.

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