Baker University - Wildcat Yearbook (Baldwin City, KS)

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Allen, joseph Ellis Anselmi, Ernest Arnett, Philip Marlin Barnes, Lewis Beach, Robert Beaver, Raymond MJ. Birk, Mary Katherine Blackman, Richard Caraway, Morgan Carlson, Ralph jaquin Carr, William Chang, Hongsik Channell, Lawrence Chatelain, james Curtis Chubb, Richard Cleavinger, Asa Comstock, Richard Lee Connely, Robert Eugene Cooperider, Noel Corpenny, Albert Creason, Marion Francis Dalton, jack Day, David Paul Denious, jess Dial, Stanley Horatio Doleshal, Roy Duncan, Merle Eis, Richard Lee Ely, Jon Moeller Ensley, Richard Fish, Jeanne Fisher, David Richard Freeman, Fred Juniors Not Pictured Gist, Walter Gooldy, Robert Graham, Ronald Grosdidier, Norbert Haas, Richard Harder, Robert Harding, james Hardy, Donald Hart, William Harvey, james Hill, Wesley Dean Irwin, Dorothy joy Kauffman, Larry Allen Kimball, Mary Jo Kincheloe, Fontaine Klusmire, Ratia Justine Larson, Ronald Lee, Roland Dean Liband, Hans Loe, john Thomas Mai, Ernest Mann, Robert Woods Martin, Ralph Lane Martin, Walter Mealman, William Modlin, Ernest Morris, john Paul Nagel, Doris Newton, Merle Nugent, Patrick Pascutti, Arthur Paul Patterson, John Paul, Betty Lee Pcngelly, Harold David Pope, james Porterheld, Bert Russell Radisch, William Rebsamen, Eldon Redmon, Eugene Richards, Bartholomew Ritchey, joseph Ritter, Harvey Richard Scanlon, Margaret Schwanz, Chris Shafer, Clarence Shaler, Carol Fleur Signor, Mary Simecka, Richard Simpson, Kenneth Dale Smith, Martha Smith, William Stanley, Thomas Albert Stevenson, Phillip Stowell, Paulette Sulley, Richard Sweet, Richard William Thomas, jack Benton Vance, Warren Van Gaasbeek, Roland Wade, Milie Warner, Alvin Washburn, Robert Samuel Welch, Robert Gene Wiechels, Arthur Williams, Numan Woods, Charles Yeater, james Yontz. Randall

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Cl SS 1952 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Dial, Ogden, Gardner, Klcarfoss CoLUMBiAN COMMONXVEALTH has come a long way from the time it would present at Commencement time page-ants picturing scenes from early American history, songs of Dixie, stories of the central plains and the mountains of the West. No longer do class fights dom- inate the thoughts of students. Today Colum- bian Commonwealth is making a record of its own. The class of 1952 is living up to its motto, Deeds, Not Dreamsf' This year's 181 sophomores look back at the brilliant history of previous classes, and at the achievements during their years at Baker, which will be stepping stones to glory in future years. Patterned not after a foreign government, but our own democratic America, Columbian Commonwealth was organized by the class of 1896. Because of the desire for unity and strength, it was based on the organization of our government. Officers for many years con- sisted of president, vice president, cabinet mem- bers, speaker of the House and chief justice. The name Columbian was chosen because of the fourth centennial anniversary of the dis- covery of America at the time of formation. Commonwealth was added because of the great prosperity our nation was enjoying at that time. Red, white and blue, seemingly appropriate colors, were adopted. Graduates of Baker who were members of Columbian Commonwealth have become suc- cessful in many fields. Members of the class of 1952 have already begun to show their worth in their first two years. They have shown their ability in scholastic activities, athletics, dramatics, music and other extra-curricular activities, athletics, dramatics, music and other activities. The Columbian Commonwealth class of 1952 will keep the high standards set by its predecessors. Preridefzf , W STANLEY DIAL Vife Prefideflf , BETTY OGDEN 5evf'eff11'y N .. PATRICIA GARDNER T7'6'!l!ll7'9f' . . . ALDEN CEARFOSS