Dickinson College - Microcosm Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

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r ■ SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Ned Kienzlc Vice-President Jack Wiley Secretary Virginia Wolford Treasurer Joe Razzano A little more accustomed to the ways of Dickinson, the sophomores have attained the second plain of being made into a Dickinsonian. The introduction is over and slightly worn shoes continue to pass through the stages which are necessary to produce a well-seasoned Dickinson product. Time and hard work is all that remains for developing these D ' Son students into a finished specimen.

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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President Angelo Skarlatos Vice-President Joseph Klein Secretary Elizabeth Kennedy Treasurer Ail Duel yll SH M E N fi S il Slightly unfamiliar with what is required to mold a Dickinsonian, the novices to our campus begin the long trek to being fully-developed Dickinsonians. Their few awkward steps are soon put straight as they commence their journey to Dickinsonia ' s peak of perfection. These sap- lings are initiated into the realm of college life at D ' Son. 23

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The summit is in view but not quite reached. The mix- ture of ingredients which is required to complete our process has just about reached culmination . . . but a few rungs remain to be climbed before the prize of being a Dickinsonian can be captured. Three candles have been lit on the Dickinson cake of perfection. One more remains before the last page can be finished. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Robert Simons I ice-President Boh Burrows Secretary Wende Buckler Treasurer Pat Simmons