Baker University - Wildcat Yearbook (Baldwin City, KS)

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Class of 1950 4? l.El'T TO R161-IT-Robert Zachow, Dorothy Kelso, Frances Mitchell, and john McClure. KING ART1-iUR's COURT, live-wire class of 1950, has distinguished itself by leadership abil- ity and act've participation -in all helds of Baker activity. Presidents of Student Commission, College Fellowship, International Relations club, Philo- sophical Forum, and editor of the Baker Orange are junior class members. Juniors look back on the year 1948-49 as one of outstanding achievement, but also as a prelude to next year, when on us falls fuller responsibility for campus leadership. Athletically we were well represented on football, basketball, track, and minor spzrts teams. Our men won all-conference recogni- tion in football and basketball. Ten football letter winners and three of the starting basket- ball five are juniors. We placed our share regularly on the Deans' Honor Roll. Eighteen sing in the Baker Choir, and all Male Quartet members are juniors. The Band, too, depends on us for much of its music. Drama finds juniors important in all pro- ductions. In journalism, both the Orange and Wildcat had our students in key positions, and the head cheerleader is a clssmate. This spring we presented a junior-Senior party for the Seniors and helped organize many other school functions. We plan to continue this outstanding rec- ord when we return next fall for a climaxing term as seniors,

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