DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Senior Class Oflicers M, 11' ,.,.4.. --..,..: 4... .ii ' . T :iYL ' t vi Y. K. It t if 55 it I ,, , N .t ,t I I it I XX'illi.ini Smith Wilnia linepple I-lifaheth Smith Jesse .Johnson XXIII I likkl hkll lll r IIlt'Nltlt'l'Il kkill XIX lslsl lll'l I- l'ttt'fPFt',s1tIt'l7l I.l l. iXI'-l Ili Sklllll - Xtttlulilrtl .llswt ,'tttlNNttN '1'it't1.stzrer CLASS HISTOR Y HIS, the class of l9Z8, is the eighty-eighth graduating class of DePauw and according to officers of the administration. it has been the best co- ilf' operating group in recent years. lhe leaders ot the class as freshmen were. Robert Hayinaker and Jack Lewis. presidentg Dorothy Hack and laorotliv Hayes. vice-president: Dorothy Peterson and Jean Baker. secretary: Russell Houck and Damon ,-Xnderson. treasurer. Under the leadership of Marion flxyres the men took part in the last lfreshmanfSophomore scrap that had as the deciding contest the flag rush, They lost, hut freshmen always lose. .Ns sophomores the ofhcers elected were as follows: Lloyd Messersmith and lowell Qirisso, presidentz Alberta Olsen and Henrietta Jungclaus. vice-president: Dorothi' Baldwin and Xlarv Ilutclier, secretary: Reginald Pfersick and Ralph Casket: treasttrer. Harold Christie, now varsity track captain, was the scrap captain during his second year and again the sophomores were traditionally triumpliant. XVhen the hallsway mark ol' their quest for learning was passed Paul Strat- ton. this vear's baseball captain, was elected president: Miriam Monger, vice- president. l.ouis NlcCialliard. who as a senior won the senior ring. secretary: and .lohn Best, iotirnalist and goller, was treasurer, Josephine Overton was the hoiioretl wearer ot' the the ittnioi' ring during this year. 'lihe names that have heen mentioned are only partially representative of the histt-rv ot' the class but to name and tell all would require a class roll. The senior class has taken its place in every phase oi' student activities. The athletes. scholars, iotirnalists. and many others will Hnd their ranks greatly depleted when Lttinnieneenient Day conies, I't1t7t' ,fLL'l.'l?ltl fight

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Student Qflcers

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Junior Class Officers f-3f .J2Ei.n- 1 2':-'7'S!a:.4' L. l:a::Y:'S1L'Lv:i:s.4::nU.:fT.?:'1:g' -' , .4 ' A ' L- ir - . ' ' ' Y 1 . 'D' E s' 2 A 1 Everett Niergnrtli Knthrvn Mt-rni.m X'iit'ini.i Xldlti llolieri liltttvlitllt' liVl5RFl'I' Nll'll1'i.'llfilll - - f'ti',Jit'rPJ lf,'X'llllHN lXlliTlQNl.XN l t.i f':.wttlt'r'.' X7lRGlNlA lxfllll I ll titktlt Id: cl RotiFR'l' Dooi it tt: ln..i-.nity CLASS HISTORY ' 'ill.ECTlONS for the first and Second Seincsters ot' V113 I't'NLlllk'kl in placing Et the following oflicers nt the he.id ot' the clam .idministinttioii lfvetett Nltf Cutchan and Don Ollenr. president: lotiixe NlL'lllk'l' .ind ht-rniete Camp- ' i bell. vice-presidenti Elise Colhv and Ctrolvn llnle. set'i'etni'v. and Oswald Stone and Harrv Scott. treasurer Davbrcak of Old Gold Day found the nt1n1er.ilQ ol' IQZW tri1iniph.1ntlv dis- played on the wntertower in delitmce of the wplwiitoiw.. hut the claw scrap l.itcr in the day brought an honorable defeat. llohert Alliiiglmin led the claw in the battle. The second year elections placed the following in ofhce tor the Grst .ind second semesters respectively Vere Sutherlin and lirnext liirelmttgli, pimident: Mary Jo Springer and lilimheth Pmetrvhill. viterprexidenti Cdtherine Roe And Mary Frances Page, secretary :ind Priul Vvlade and liugene Schtirket. treasurer The sophomores selected black iacltetq trimmed with Old Cold A-N their -:law garb. Old Gold Day came, and with it the trnditioiml vittorv for the xetondfvem men in the cldss Qcrnp An overwhelming nttmher ol' iirewhmen men threatened to overthrow precedent. but their efforts were in vain, .Xnother event ol' the year was the organization of Beta Delta Pi. .in honoixirv lmternitv ol' Sophof more men. As the Nlirage goes to press the third chapter in the claw hiQtt-rv ix pi'.1ctit.tllv complete, and finds the class ot' IQZU taking an important IWJVI in All campus! activities. The juniors have their full share ol' Athletes, X.-ditore. muxici.1ns-- even politicians-.md promise to he .in active senior claw next vtxir, llmlt' ifitt i'HItl ntl