Alma College - Scotsman Yearbook (Alma, MI)

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Sophomore Women: Top Row, left to right: I. Lee, M. Dreisbach, D. Lindke, D. lngold, E. Watson, I. English, M. Holmes, B. Dugal, Bottom Row: B. Lockhart, L. Goldie, F. Brown, B. Thomas, I. Speersira, M. Harrison. SQPHCDMORES ONLY in their second year of college life, the Women of the sophomore class are making their bid for campus supremacy in nearly every field. Serving as class officers are: Virginia Mack, Vice-Presidentg Ieanne Speersta, Secretary: and Mavis Harrison, Student Council. Active also among sorority affiliations, the girls have entered other fields, chief among which is the field of speech. Katherine Weavers, Saginaw girl, Won honors for the second year Women with a first place in the local extempore speaking contest held last fall. Marjory Holmes with an All A average tops those scholastically minded sophs with Ieanette English close on her heels. Active in Womens athletics are: Betty Lockhart, lane Lee, Mavis Harrison, Lois Goldie, Marie Dreisbach, Alma Ludwick, and Helene Wheeler. Betty Thomas is the athletic standout as she is top-ranking woman tennis player on the campus. 26

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IUNICRS FROM the September morning in l936 when the girls of the lunior class entered Alma College, their days have been crowded with accomplishments, both social and academic. ln the political field the class presents Constance Hamilton as its vice-president, Margaret Arnold as secretary, and Francis Kaufman as the female representative on the student council. ln the field of organizations lane Eraker and Con- stance Hamilton held leads in the fall presentation of the Drama Club. ln the events of last spring Gene Lewis Won fame as the Petty picked beauty of the campus While Margaret Arnold won distinction as she was elected Editor of the Almanian, being one of the few Women editors in the past decade or so. Athletically speaking Elizabeth Smith, lean Williams, Gladys Glass, Margaret Ann Elliot, Ruth Niles and Eileen Sullivan upheld the honor of the third year girls, with Miss Sullivan taking active part in the Work of the Almanian and the Scotsman. Scholastically, Anita Byron, Eleanor Blakely and Mil- dred Bradfish topped the luniors with others placing well up on the honor roll. 25 Iunior Women: Top Row, left to right: Betty Reed, Doris Connor, Amelia Arnold, Con- stance Hamilton, Virginia Maze, Florence Telgenhoi. Middle Row: Elizabeth Smith, Elaine Doubles, lean Mitchell, lane Fraker, Margaret Ann Elliot, Eileen Sullie van. Bottom Row: Louise lohnson, Glad- ys Glass, DeEtta Baker, Ruth Niles, lean Williams, Gene Lewis, Fran- ces Kaufman.

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FRESHMEN Freshmen Women: Top Row, left to right: E. Well- woocl, V. Hardgrove, D. Ziegler, B. Dick, V. Pitcher, E. Prescott, M. Brunner. Bottom Row: I. Anderson, M. L. Williams, D. Argent, A. Wacker, B. Roth, M. Fleming. Top Row, left to der, R. Lamb, R. Reed, B. Reigelman, F. Middle Donald, Volpel, man, D. Bottom Carrier, M. Goodwyn, B. Reichard, M. Tcmgalakis, E. Teak. INCLUDED among the members of the largest Freshman class ever to enroll at Alma College, are many women Whose previous records show them destined for tame upon the local college campus. Less than a month after school opened, a picture of the Freshman Girl's football squad received widespread publication and the members of the class gained national recognition. ln the class election, Doris Argent, Alma lass, took over the Vice-Presidents chair with Sally Reed Writing the minutes. A With several of the girls acting on committees the class presented the annual Frosh Frolic Which this year attracted the largest attendance in the history ot the event. Debating for Women took on an added impetus with the new speech director forming several girls' debate squads. The teams took several trips, winning many of their contests. right: I. Sny- Kolvoord, B. Bahlke, P. V. Bernecker, Cranick. Row: E. Fisher, F. Mc- S. Saad, M. Haas, P. F. Ingersoll, A. I. Sher- Sigourney. Row: M. Knowles, E. P. Koepfgen, W. Hicks, 27