DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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CLASS GF 1936 RALPH ROESSLER, JR. Chairman ROBERT VERNON COPELAND Apparently believing that uthere is safety in numbersh, this yearts Freshman class invaded the DePauW campus flve hun- dred and twenty-nine strong. The emotionalism of high school commence- ment oratory still inspir- ing them With a resolve to make uat: least two or three Atsh, they soon con- sidered themselves blaseh DePauW men and women. Freshmen used to be seen-not heard. Now, see- ing is the lesser of the two evils. In the Freshman- Sophomore fight episode and the Freshman cap wrangle, uThe DePauwh played the part of a val- iant arbitrator. The Stu- dent Senate deprived the Whine? of class ofiicers, but they managed their urhinie romph and even . had it crowded. Excelsior! ELVA ESTHER DONNEL VIRGINIA BEVERLY FOWLER JEAN KATHLEEN WHITE t25t

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CLASS 01F 11935 ELMER CARRIKER Chairman MALCOLM HORNER JANE MCDANIEL JUNE ROBINSON THURLOW STONE OLD According to tradition, Sophomores were just as iiJoeK cocky, and self-as- sured when Mother was a girl as they are now. Perhaps this sophomoric attitude is an asset, for it enables them to forget the days When they were brow-beaten Freshmen, de- velops individualities, and imbues them With favor- able aggressive spirit. Many are gaining recog- nition in campus activities, while the greatest class contributioneto the social Whirlpoolewas the Cotil- lion, held in Evans Halle music by Hal Rothert and his orchestra. The governing, such as it is, is carried on by the committee appointed by the Student Senate.

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ASSQCJLATJION 01F WGMJEN STUDENTS A. W. S., that much maligned and really fine organ- ization, seems to be another one of those iiactivity,i affairs. Thedretically, every woman on the campus be- longs to said group, but, since there is a seventy-flve cent assessment made for voting in the spring elections and since seventy-five cent pieces arenit made anymore, there aren,t a great number of active members-that is, considering the number of eligibles. A. W. S. Board is made up of one representative from each sorority and dormitory, and the officers of the asso- ciation. Board meetings are held the first and third Thursdays of each month. Incidentally, this is one of the few womenis organizations on the campus that ad- mits that it paddleseit has a Board meeting twice a month. The high spot of the year is the Monon Revueethe high spot for A. W. S. The Moan-on, as it is colloquially called, is presented entirely by studentSeWhich again is something that makes college Ra den of iniquity and pitfalls,,. To attempt to mention all of the various projects of A. W. 5. would be impossible and, anyway, Who cares? Probably the most forward-looking 0f the projects was the appointment of a committee to confer With Dean Alvord and make recommendations for changing wom- en,s rules. Power to it! Row orze-M. J. Enochs, 1.. Link, M. Davis, J. Payne, D. Swartz, H. Kimberlin. Row twu-J. Maggee,M. Small, A. Moore, C. Frcy, B. Gadient, F. Hundley, G. Gregory. l26l