Baker University - Wildcat Yearbook (Baldwin City, KS)

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L .4-ow' rfnf' 'W' ia 1 ,W wp' 'P' Juniors not pictured Briiley, Roy Broadhurst, Jack Chubb, Harold Cloverdyke, Harry Collins, Mary Collins, Paul Combs, Richard Elm, Lois Flickinger, John Grove, Donald Irish, Ethel Lewis, Dean Lewis, Mary Lee Martin, Nelson Miller, August Newcomb, Byron Newman, Mary Nutt, Donald Redding, Francis Roberts, John Sanders, Kenneth Scanlon, james Simpson, 'lauues Stafford, Robert Stephenson, james Whitlii, Russell Willey, Robert Wilsiin, Lloyd Woods, Oscar TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHTAPontious, Forrest, Kirk, Harry, Sutorious, Ellen, Swenson, Ernest, and Tucker, jo Ann. SECOND ROW-Turner, Frank, Upp, Calvin, Van Dyke, Merrill, Vermilion, Otis, and Wfarner, Robert. THIRD ROW'WlHtl3D, Carol, Wright, Ward, Woods, Harry, Wfoodworth, Phil, and Zzichow, Robert. FOURTH Row-Zavala, Alberto, Palmer, Robert, and Palmer, Rithiir ,Y

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3.-5 W-,l l l I '.,.,. my , S Q' -us. ,3 5 F .- 1 . I x . . Mg . i ik ' l ffm TOP ROW, I.lZl- I' TO RIllll'I'fO'DCll, Murtyg Ogle, Evug Pence, Luwrcnccg Phares, Murgurctg and Pliilgrecn, Ernest. SECUND iioWAPl1ilgrccn, Euniceg Paulson, Ralplig Pykc, Rgilplig Reid, Donaldg and Reid, Ronald. THIRD ROW-Rciclilcy, Ruthg Riorclan, Rolandg Shipley, Davidg Shum, Bernellg and Shum, Jacqueline. FOURTH ROW-Sicgrist, Haruldg Singleton, Howardg Stallard, Bryceg Stark, Marvin, and Sunderwirth, William.

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Class of 1951 LEFT TO RIGHT-Robert Dillon, joan Stuckwish, Marilyn Markham, and Stanley HOUSE OF HANOVER opened its gates last fall to admit 219 sophomores into the halls of learning, with exactly twice as many men stu- dents as women. Having survived a rigorous year of adjustment to college life, we stepped squarely into full-fledged duty this year, making our presence known in every activity. As we entered into all the extra-curricular activities, we hopefully dreamed of acquiring the upper classman privilege of leaving chapel first. In the meantime our class-mates became particularly active in athletics, with the boys starring in varsity and intramural basketball, football, track, and other sports. Fisher. In addition, we joined the choir, band, Baker Singers, and campus organizations, sev- eral were cheerleaders, and a large group worked on the Baker Orange and Wildcat. Dramatic productions attracted our members, and many fraternity and sorority ollicers belong to the House of Hanover. Even while keeping so busy, though, we remained conscientious students, and added 24 names to the Dean's first semester Honor Roll. As we members of the Class of '51 anti- cipate another two years at Baker, we look for- ward to new and more important duties and achievements.