Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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if' ,vi Ji f Q 'll 'ir' Pri' iz' if 1, wrt? ' i'.-' QM ' , l f , 'I 'J D il' f I ' Nancy Baer, secretary: Jack Cienese C president: Mary Carlisle, vice-president John Bradley, treasurer. When the Class ot l947, two hundred and titty strong, marches across the platform ot Swasey Chapel to receive their degrees, they will carry with them the memories ot days from many different years at Denison. They will remember the pre-war days, the V-l2, the Marine units, and the Army Air Corps units. For some it will be the climax and conclusion ot tour consecutive years ot college lite and work. For others, it will be the conclusion ot a college career broken by the demands of war. In spite ot its divided nature, the Class ot I947 has shown well its leadership in campus activities, student government, and in sorority and fraternity lite. lt has not been an easy task to meet the dittculties of enlarged personnel and changed attitudes in all phases ot campus lite. The Seniors have lead in finding the solutions to these problems with true Denison spirit. They are smart too, these seniors, as witnessed by their eighteen members ot Phi Beta Kappa. The Seniors have been ably directed by their otlicers: Jack Geneser, president: Mary Carlisle, vice-president: Nancy Baer. secretary: and John Bradlzy, treasurer. Best ot luck, Class ot IQ47!!! 28 u