Battle Creek College - Cauldron Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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1-- -1 - ft- F7---. -A - - -- -- -f-V.-. - I QCA-lQ,DF?3i MARION ACKLEY, Battle Creek. MILDRED BAKER, Battle Creek. Q LOUISE BOLLENS, Detroit, Mich. LEAH BURTNER, Euclid, Pa. LOIS BURTNER, Euclid, Pa. GEORGE CORDEY, Battle Creek. DOROTHY CASEMAN, Constantine, Mich. - GLADYS COOK, Brookville, Ind. ETHEL CROOKS, Battle Creek. WILMA EGGLEBRECHT, Detroit, Mich. MAX FULLER, Battle Creek. MA RGARET GRANGER, Gracemont, Okla. HAROLD JOHNSON, Battle creek. NOREEN HEAFIELD, G01-don, Mich. MARJOR113 HEALEY, Detroit, Mich. Page Sf.17f3'-llvilln?

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- T H , ---f fT+ t WT-ill. ll-.. ,W f'Alll.li'1'ON TIIEADXVICLL lc'1'I11sr. vrmolis MARK TRAVIS h0H0'l',llY CASEMAN I I L l 1 l 5 S0l'l'Hlill'y '1'rL-axsurer The Class of 0 By Hazel Morris. In the fall of the year nineteen hundred and thirty, Meekness personified appeared upon the Battle Creek College campus in the form of the Class of '34. With bows and smiles and yes, ma'ams and no, sirs, we humbly acted the part of Freshmen, and with the most stren- uous eiforts we managed to maintain our Sunday-go-to-meeting manners throughout the year. Although the outward appearance of the members of '34 was so precise, the inward reactions were not so calm. It was not long before a constitution was established, and Maynard Russell, Ruby Merrill, Gretchen Van Roy and Carleton Treadwell were chosen as our leaders. ' With Miss Kellogg as our adviser, we made some definite plans for the year. The foremost event of the year was the carnival given to the school by the Class of '34. The surroundings were unique-everything from a Paris cabaret to a Gypsy fortune-teller-and fun I-ask the apple clippers! Shortly before school closed the class had its banquet at Postum club house. It was a charming evening-a delicious meal, inspiring speakers and good music! What more could We want? And so the first year ended. We have now moved up to the rank of Sophomores. The officers for this year were Carleton Treadwell, Ethel Crooks, Mark Travis and Dorothy Caseman. Mrs. Ryan was our adviser. Our social calendar has not been very full-shall we say due to the Wall Street crash? We have had several meetings and sponsored a chapel program which proved to be very popular. Page S11'13V-Ufgllt

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