Case Western Reserve University - Lux / Differential Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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-4-.-. W- V SARTUR Axnuziajuwvslau Cleveluncl Dramatic Club, QZ1, 131, President, C41 Cosmopolitan Club Choir, f21 limzlmls JENEUX A-Xlumx' 4 Youngstown S. C. M. of Prague, CBohcmia1 Orchestra, 111, C21 Wn.LmM LICNIEliI.X' l'iAIl.EY Cleveland .fllplm Tim Omrga, Co1'pslr-Cof2i1z fnzonclc Pnn.n' I-l,xn14:R Akron Swimming Team, Q31 Choir, QZ1, Q31 Class Vice-President, C31 Nihon Board, C31 Y. M. C. A. Cnlminct, C21, Secretary, K31 Coxrrs RIONROE Bicfxizn Youngstown Delia Upsilon Class Football, C11, 121 Junior Prom Committee 21

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- .......... ,.,..,,,. H ,t,,,..- .2 4 ld'dAhl l hld:n'nnil!iu 1-IARLAN URMAN B IGALOW Sigma Nu, Phi Beta Kappa Two Year Honor in Mathematics Class Treasurer, C21 Musical Clubs, CU, 121, C3j, C43 Choir, CU, 629, 639, C45 Operctta Clj, CZJ, C35 Hudson Relay CU, QZD Honor Key, C4j Ai.n13RT BERT BISHOP, JR. Alpha Delta Phi Band, CU, CZD, C35 Tennis, UD, C41 ERNEST JOHN BOHN Assistant in Political Science Dep Micimer, l,iUT'l'ON Phi Bcfa Kappa Lewis CMALFIN . Phi Bela Kappa President's Prize in History CU Junior Honors 22 Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland nrtment Cleveland Cleveland