Baker University - Wildcat Yearbook (Baldwin City, KS)

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CLASS F190 Enos, Tucker f1tl KING ART1-iUR's COURT four years after, has changed since that September day in 1946. Our lack of education was amazing. Ignorant peas- ants, completely uninformed on such subjects as economics, philosophy, and blanket parties, roamed the campus in droves. In those days freshman caps were unheard of and we knew our professors only as names in a catalogue, epithetic ragings of upperclass- men, and august and stern personages behind enrollment desks. Yes, four years have made a change. We know now the difference between-supply and demand, men and monkeys, zone defense and man-to-man, and a cup of coffee or a make-up report. All play however, does not make joe or jill College a well-rounded personality. We studied hard and spent long hours over many books and reams of paper before the spring leaves returned for the fourth season and major professors began to turn their thoughts again to searching questions, and we searched too . . . for answers to senior comps',. In activities around college we leave a large gap to be filled by the classes behind us. For the second year in a row we had the presi- dent of the Student Commission. The presi- ett, Lovclady dent of the Business Roundtable and the Wild- cat editor were members of King Arthur's Court as well as the president of Pan Hellenic and the Oxford Club. Seniors made a prominent showing in ath- letics. The president of B.U. A.A. and the UB club, lettermen and all-conference players in basketball and football were in the class of '50. In football, 12 lettermen were on the team of this year's Kansas Conference Champions. In the music field the senior class was well represented. Members of the choir, Baker Singers, the newly formed Mu Sigma music fraternity, and all of the Baker Menls Quartet are included. The presidents of Kappa Pi, art fraternity, the Independent Student Association, and Gamma Pi Omicron were seniors. Participants in every major activity from dramatics to cre- ative writing included june graduates. Our life at Baker has given us a fuller realization of the responsibilities and joys of living. Wfe have inherited much. Friendship from members of the faculty and fellow stu- dents for one thing, inspiration from the church and the subtle religion of the Baker campus for another. We have gained a greater confi- dence in our own abilities through the social and academic surroundings of this college life.