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Page 43 text:
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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY WE JUNIORS stand as sad witnesses to the Once mighty Class of '45. We entered upon our college careers in September of 1941, and in Decem- ber, Tojo started an educational course of a different type. Many of that original Class of '45 are members of the army Of teachers that Uncle Sam has sent to assist in the education of Tojo. The draft, the E.R.C., and the V-5-7- and 12 have all taken their toll of our men. Their training at Clark. their tradition of victory in freshman and again as sophomores has placed them in good stead. Memories of two highly suc- cessful Junior-Freshman Proms remain as witness that this Class of '45 has a fondness for good times. Memories of Spree Day, term papers, professors and classes, library hours, and Bohemes will always stand as symbols of Clark: symbols that are being remembered all over the world today. This sad tale of interrupted hopes and dreams may be finished some day, some day soon we hope. Until then we who are still here at Clark can only look forward to the day when our classmates will return and finish this history. I-I. P. AUPPREY The history Of the Class of 1945 of the Clark WOmen's College had its beginning in the fall of 1943 when a group of girls from a number of differ- ent colleges incorporated themselves into the first Official organization of the Junior Class. Once this preliminary business was over, an enthusiastic campaign for a prom was begun which culminated in the Junior-Freshman Promenade of 1944. The affair was a great success, and at the same time Clark tradition was perpetuated. Though small in number the girls try to make up for it in spirit. which is evident in their keen participation in many college activities. The favorite ones seem to be the Debating Council, the Cilee Club, and the Inter-Faith Society, while many of them also went out for basketball. Because the Junior year has been such a pleasant experience. the Class of 1945 looks forward to a very happy Senior Year. CAROL JOHNSON l4l I
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WE OF THE JUNIOR CLASS Auffrey, H. Phillip Azariah Bedrosian Gutridge, Stanley H. Heslinga, Gerald J. Morel, Robert E. Ronnholm, Paul F. Brodsky, Thelma S. Cashen G. Bernadine Crowe, Lois E. Doolittle, Nancy Huff, Estelle A. Johnson, Carol L. Johnston, Ruth Kane, Katherine Kelliher, Eleanor C. Lacoutoure, Phyllis M McCann, Marion M Murphy. Alice V. Queen, Adelle L. Sheahan, Virginia B. l40l
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