Baker University - Wildcat Yearbook (Baldwin City, KS)

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tw. The Senior class officers take a look at the Baker of yesterday in Old Castle Museum. The officers are, left to right: Larry Wilson, president, Gary Ashburn, vice-president, Carol Austin, treasurer, and Pat Spear, secretary. I ' x X N Q' 1 Blix' l QE!! lil 7 I ,-1 A Pl'igvl . fl Nun -. W,,f iw , in A V . , X , at . 'K .-ff' f l 4 ' fl P it C ,jf ' J X X rx 11 fx!! I Xi.: 22 I Q Class of l958 The class of 1958 now looks back to The Best Four Years . Now the Knights of King Arthur's Court have reached the goal of Commence- ment. , This senior class is unique in itself, as it is the lO0th graduating class from Baker University. This year marks the first century of Baker Univer- sity as a place of learning. The seniors have played important roles during their last year at Baker. Seniors have been in Baker Choir, Chapel Choir, Panhellenic, Young Democrats and Young Republicans, lnterfraternity Council, Home Eco- nomics Club, W. A. A., Pep Club, Mu Sigma, Philosophical Forum, Col- lege Fellowship, M.E.N.C. and many of the fraternities. The President of Student Commission and Vice President of Student Commission are seniors. Many other seniors have held offices in various clubs and activities. The Popularity Kings and Queen were members of King Arthur's Court. Some of the seniors were out front leading Baker in a rip roaring cheer . While on the varsity football, basketball and track teams many seniors were found. On the Dean's Honor Roll seniors were consistently found, several with 3.00. The class of King Arthur's Court accepts the challenge awaiting them after graduation. Each will do his best to promote the high standards of Baker University in the next century.

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