Baker University - Wildcat Yearbook (Baldwin City, KS)

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Class of '49 . Q . , MW A 1 Soulen, Ming, Anderson, Vkfard, first semester officers. McGuire, Havighurst, Jewell, second Semester - SOphOmOl'ES A . I . .! 1 Preriaient 565,-emu, STEVE WARD, JAMES MCGUIRE DOROTHY SOULEN, CAROL HAVIGHURST 4 Vit? P1'6.l'fd672l Tregjyygy BOE ANDERSON, JOAN PENLEY DONNA MING, R. L. JEWELL 1 I s A THE MODERN ROMAN SENATORS have worthily upheld the dignity and nobility of the ancient organization which they honor. They have been supported in their position bya foundation of thirteen legions of Senators before them, each of which has added its story to the building of the class, and passed out beyond the college halls into the world of men, leaving Senatus Romanus standing forth prominently in the annals of class organization. 1 These generations of Senators have carried with them into the world the experiences v l l . of the class and have made for themselves Outstanding positions of success, which place i 1 i them among the most worth Alumni that the college has produced. One hundred sixty- Y . seven strong, this class has its share of representation in the fields of athletics, speech, . ml1SiC, and drama. Sixty-three of the men students are veterans returning to commence or complete their college education. Th reputation of the traditional wisdom of Sophomores is being upheld by this class Of Senatus Romanus. Organized in 1893, every fourth class that comes to Baker carries ,,.,- the honors of this class. Senatus Romanus will press I' rward to two more years of greater CXPef1ences and greater victories for Baker,