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Malcolm Stewart, Maurice Young:, Irene Lee, Sarah Bashara, William Kupper, Ruth Nunn, Clark Henson, Irene Witte, Walter Dettmann, Bernice Chapin, Stanley Finck, and Gordon Culver be- long: to music groups. Taking an active part in dramatics were Wilma Freer, Lloyd Evenson, Dorothy Goth, Lois Blakely, Erling Nasset, Ruth Nunn, Mary Meulemans, Alice Cruden, Elmer Nelson, Virginia Downing, Amy Redington, Warren Van, and Mary Malone. Mary Jane Alquire, Sarah Bashara, Celesta Schleicher. Clarabel Arneson, and Wallace Maxie have been active in forensic activities. Ted Burda, Lois Blakely, Celesta Schleicher, Jeanne McWold, Joyce Gunderson, Warren Van, Stanley Finck, Virgil Reetz, and Mary Meulemans had positions on the Slope Teacher Staff. Elmer Nelson, Clark Henson and Margaret Kupper were on (he Prairie Smoke Staff. Paul Ebeltoff, Albert Gilman, Ralph Ferderer, Frank Judt, and Elmer Nelson were outstanding in athletics. Officers of the Freshman Class were Elmer Nelson, I’resi dent; Irene Lee, Vice-President; Ted Burda, Secretary; Doris Zander, Treasurer (Fall and Winter), and Mary Meulemans, Treasurer (Spring Quarter.) In addition to these social activities, the Freshman Class sponsored a dance and an assembly program. Twenty-four
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MEN’S UNION The Men’s Union, organized when the school was founded, is the oldest club on the campus and is, because it includes all men students, the largest men’s organization. The purpose of the Union has been to promote a feeling of good-fellowship and co-operation and to forward those activities designed to create a better understanding among the college men. This group, with the Women’s League, form the two bodies of student-government representation. Highlights of the year were: the Freshmen Initiation, at which seventy-five new members were introduced to the myster- ies of a college man’s life; several assembly programs; a barn dance and an Easter dance. Officers for 1937-38 were: .John Crawford, President; William Gunderson, Vice-President; Lynn Culver, Secretary-Treasurer; and Mr. Woodward, Adviser. Twenty-six
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