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aww VJILLARD ARNOLD LL .,..,7,,, ,,,.. A. ... . L LL-Presidenr HELEN ELIZABETH BREwERroN LL .LLLVife-Presidenf MABIJ5 CARTER LLL, LLLLL L LL. ,Secretary HoLL1s C, HULL L LLLLL.. LLL .LL...Treusufer Senior Class History brings with it the departure of another class from DePauw. As UQ verdant freshman they chose as officers: Everett McCutchan and Don fffzfd O'Rear, president: Louise Metzler and Berniece Campbell, vice-presi- dent: Elise Colby and Carolyn Hale, secretary: and Oswald Stone and Harry Scott, treasurer. Under vigorous opposition from the sophomores the numerals 1929 were successfully placed on the standpipe before Old Gold Day: however the class scrap, with Robert Allingham as leader, saw defeat for the freshman. Their laborious sophomore days were guided by: Vere Sutherlin and Ernest Eirebaugh, president: Mary Jo Springer, who as a junior wore the junior ring, and Elizabeth Berryhill, vice-president: Catherine Roe and Mary Frances Page, secretary: and Paul Wade and Eugene Schricker, treasurer. For class garb black jackets trimmed with Old Gold were chosen: Old Gold Day gave the sophomores another victory to add to their list. The officers during the busy days of junior activity were: Everett Nier- garth, president: Kathryn Morman, vice-president: Virginia Miller, secretary: and Robert Doolittle, captain of the swimming team, treasurer. This mile stone found the class leaders in the scholastic, athletic, and social phases of campus life. The most outstanding achievement of the last lap of their course was the organization of a Senior Senate with representatives from every group of the class, Margaret Rohwedder was chosen to be the wearer of the senior ring. When the class of 1929 has passed beyond the campus of old DePauw, she will have lost a most worthy and faithful group of undergraduates and she will have gained many loyal, devoted alumni. Page Thirlu
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