Baker University - Wildcat Yearbook (Baldwin City, KS)

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Faculty JAMES L. MITCHELL Instructor in Psychology and Speech ELSIE D. HIVELY Special Instructor in French WILLIS R. TAPLIN Special Instructor in Engineering CHESTER V. BLEECKER Special Instructor in Music HATTIE OSBORNE ALLEEN WILSON Quayle Bible Librarian Librarian MARY L. KOCHAN Special Instructor in Freshman English -71 -f sm. 1.-'fwrs1.gssss:21fes?1 i . 2, gkgffygf '5?::f' -v wsa '.P?-'fqwigir l :'.,:5s5:5..5:::::: 1. ,W gE:,.:f..:-:.f1.:- S 'ff' - I - MIRIAM C. MOORE Special Instructor in Freshman English DARRELL E. WININGER Instructor in Social Science DONA IVI. AIVIES Assistant to Librarian LOU C. KERNS Assistant to Librarian

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CLASS 0F '48 First semester officers: Walker, Crovve, Turner, Schnee- Second semester officers: Randel, Smith, Soulen, lrick berger Columbian Commonwealth W'i'H Mixan Finaunos, the members of the Columbian Commonwealth of 1948 welcome the graduation festivities. liagerly looking for- ward to whatever lies ahead, yet reluctant to leave the school that has held so much for them during the past four years, the seniors of '48 are collecting not only material belong- ings but also many memories. to take with them into their future lives. These seniors leave behind them a remark- able record. Starting in the middle of a war, and adding to their ranks a large number of veterans at the war's end, they have had many adjustments to make. The success with which the Columbian Commonwealth has come through difficulties to become the largest grad- uating class since 1930 is proved by the large number of activities in which these seniors have participated. Individual honors captured by seniors in- clude those of Football King, Popularity King, Popularity Queen, and Bakerls Most Datable Girl. ln addition, a number of class members have demonstrated high scholastic ability by consistently appearing on the lleanls Honor Roll. The football, basketball, and track teams have had the services of a number of seniors: and All-Conference honors were chalked up by two of them. Uutstanding dramatic ability in the class is shown by appearances in productions of the Baker Players, as well as by membership in Alpha Psi Omega. Choir, band, girls' sextet, and men's quartet have included seniors with musical talent. Numerous other campus activities have been aided by the participation of members of the Columbian Commonwealth. These students have made a prominent mark at Ealcer Uni- versity, a mark which will remain through the years. At this time of looking back, these seniors see behind them four years of work, worry, good times, hard times, fun, friendships, pleas- ure, enlightenment, and other varied exper- iences concomitant with college life. At this time of looking forward, the members of the graduating class will be assimilating accumulat- ed knowledge and experiences into a unified pattern by which to guide future actions. As graduates of Baker University, the class of '48 will follow their predecessors into positions of leadership and influence in the affairs of a busy world. T