Beloit College - Codex Yearbook (Beloit, WI)

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ATA AT ASD ou bp Wevew AOL Sy y) One of the primary reasons for publishing a year book is that of being able to put in a more or less permanent form the pictures and activities of the graduating class. And so, on the following seven pages, you will see those who make up this particular primary reason. Interestingly enough, there is not a really homely face among them. What is more, you can’t distinguish the tall ones from the short ones, or the fat ones from the skinny ones. Modern photography is a wonderful thing. Appropriately enough, the entire class is here able to express its appreciation of the able leadership of its officers. Directly above this little article you may see these deservedly honored members of our group. Clifford Carlson, an athlete and a good student, is the capable President, while fair-haired and blue-eyed Lois is “First Lady”. The next face you see is that of Evadna’s, our “Palmer Method”? secretary. Bud Schmidt, a prominent S. A. E., has been responsible for raising and distributing class funds. These leaders have helped to make their class the most successful graduating class since 1932, and we thank them. But scrutinize the following seven pages carefully, dear reader, and you will find that the class of ’33 actually has more activities per person to its credit than any graduating class in the past. A record of this sort is able to speak for itself. th eee