Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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GOES TO CLASS Rix has moved to where the Grill had been. Bob's is where Rix used to be. Town and Gown is where Megaw's used to be, and Megaw's moved into where the Hut had been. Now Megaw's isn't anyrnore-con- fusing don't you think? But, well, that's Granville and that's Denisonfchangedl Classes have certainly changed with the return of men to the campus. That devil may care attitude oi blue jeans and pig-tails has taken a back seat for that smoother college version oi what every college girl should be. With men in the classes now, discussion has taken on a newer and perhaps more Vivid aspect. Cer- tainly more interesting to some. Even the professors seem to enjoy their classes more this year for their stu- dents have something to offer as well as receive. An interested professor means a better class all the way around. - As if getting to class on time wasn't difficult or hazardous enough, a few more obstacles were thrown in, in the form of puddles, fox-holes, and trenches. We suppose these excavations were started at this time so that returning vets would ieel at home on Denison's friendly campus.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bob Murphy, Treasurer: Alice Byall, Vice President: Martha Klemm, President, and lean Sternberg, Secretary. THE CLASS CF 1946 At last, at last-four long years of struggle for an education have ended. And what a four year struggle! They entered in the fall of '42 when most of the men were still on campus-in the ERC. Chall Then it seemed to backfire, and many of the EBC. boys left in a hurry. September '43 found them no longer the wide-eyed, much-dated freshmen, but Worn out, much-the-Wiser sophomores. They found that about 400 Navy and Marine men were here to keep them busy, not to mention the Air Corps' 1944 Was just another year-social activities Were slightly C?l restricted, but Sugar Loaf and Sunset Hill were always pretty congested. Boys moved out of Chapter houses, and girls moved in-freshman girls, that is! They saw the accelerated system begin and end, and the Navy come and go. The fall of '45 found a violent man-power shortage, but the second semester brought many a guy back with a gleam in his eye! Adytum and sorority pictures, imported dates, Doc Steckle's quizzes, bridge tournaments, the Grill, and comprehensives brought the years to an end.