Baker University - Wildcat Yearbook (Baldwin City, KS)

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Faculty UL KOCHAN RUfH MARIE NULPH ALFRED R. SERVICE AL,-EEN WILSON esso' of Socmlogy Instructor in Nlodern Ir1StYUCt0r in Piano Librarian g Languages N BERT L, KULP FRANK E. WOLF ial Instructor in WILLIAIVI C. RICE RAi'P? STLEJTZMAN Supervisor of Real Estate Mathematics Professor of Voice HS Luc Of 'n rgan Investment D FOSTER, MILLER W. A SAUCER MABEL WIER THOMAS E+:Q'a:LYi2D ROI' of PLIYSICS and pmfessoll of Education Instructor in English Lan- ASLVOVIOVVLY guage and Literature W. A. YOUNG LA R' .MORRECLE Professor of History' and uctor in SPM ROBERT N. SEDORE Political Science Instructor in Violin

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x - L., if .,..-, 4,,.m Y Class of '47 ..,...,..,.... f W 1 Tfldd, Schooley, Tilghlgfgfn, Scudder, second semester ICCI' . Ellis, XVelch, Miller, Ermey, first semester officers. S SEDIOFS Presidem' Sggfgfmfy CAL ERMEY, JOHN T ILGHMAN BETTY ELLIS, MIRIAM SCUDDER Vice President Tyeamyey ELv1N MILLER, PEGGY TODD GORDON WELCH, ARLENE SCHOOLEY HE MEMBERS of The House of Hanover welcome june 1947 with a common pleasure and satis- faction that comes to those who successfully complete a task self-assigned. Examination of the records would reveal the names of many who started the supposedly four- year course back in 1937, -58, -39 and -40, while the larger group commenced in the fall of 1945, but one or two have made the trip in as short a time as three full years including summer school, The veterans who started back in the '5O's helped to build and later lived in jolliffe Hall before the girls took over. They saw the beginning of the redecoration of Parmenter Commons. These young men left to fight a war. Wliile they were gone the present House of Hanover took orientation tests in what amounted to a girl's college. Time, circumstances, and a will to finish an interrupted task, brought the veterans back again, while that same will kept those who started in 1945 in school. This past year the seniors have assumed leadership in the organized houses, independent group, and school organizations. Decorating for Homecoming was revived to welcome the Alumni and to show the new Baker football team we were rooting for them. The cheers for the favorite intra-mural teams were heard again from the corner of the campus and in the high school gym. Men whizzed around the track and soared over the bars in the track meets. It used to be that a married student was a curiosity, but now there are eight married students in the House of Hanover. Members of the House of Hanover are hardly the starry-eyed Sally Coed and Joe College ven- turing forth into a cruel world, for to each of them in some way, the problems of the world have been brought close to home. Graduation means that they have accomplished their job and even though there have been many light-hearted hours full of fun and frolic in loud shirts and slacks rolled up over much SO1lCCl Saddle shoes, there has been the undercurrent of determination to gain from Baker her high stan- d3f'ClS of education and living. The seniors will take these standards into the world to use them as Suldeposts while assuming positions of leadership, as they are being used by the thousands who have gone before from Baker.