Bluffton University - Ista Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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President Secretary Vice-President WILBUR BERKEY WOOSTER, 01110 Major-Social Science Minor-Biological Science CHRISTINE BLOSSER GOSIIEN, INDIANA Major-Sociology Minor-Psychology BLANCHARD ROBERTSON PANDORA, OHIO Major-Ancient Languages Minor-Philosophy mtiurs FTER four years of fun and companionship, study and hard I work, the Serious Seniors look back upon the verdant freshmen of '29-'30. They began their career as a class of seventy-one members, and even then in their first year many gained recognition in the various fields of activities, music, debat- lliv ti Elf I ia 2:1 e. 5287 uw ing, and all the sports. During the year they took time-outi' . ,I from their studies to take part in the traditional tug-0'-war X Z and sack rush, and to be entertained by the sophomores at a El party. 1 , ' September of 1930 found most of them returning as 'tSophis- ticated Sophs , ready to resume their studies and take their turn 1 Ma at making life miserable for the new Frosh. X Sf As college juniors they had the added responsibility of put- 'V jg Hi ting out the Ista, and giving their play The Man of the Hour . Q Ai ' ' Now, as seniors, they have taken the places of last year's jx z . graduating class, and have stepped into the presidencies of the X Student Senate, Tribunal, Honor Court, Varsity B , Glee Club, SK Rupp Hall, Lincoln Hall, Y. W. C. A., and Thespians. Captains 1 of the basketball, football, baseball and tennis teams, editor of , the Witmarsum, are from this class, as are many other campus i' leaders. A 1 il As the time draws nearer when they will become alumni of Q , this college, they look upon their work and associations with eyes . and minds made more serious and responsible than were those of gli, , the freshmen of four years ago. Their's has been a gradual fi, development and growing appreciation of the college, its president, A fl . its teachers, and friends. And it is with this thought they leave 'f'Q. f53lp W '. this place they have called home for four years-their Alma ,3g ?fifi.,t,,, Mater. ' JVM V : f:: x Ml xiffflg? 3 I 'fxwkj 1 '