Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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THE CLASS OF I962-FRESHMEN On September 8, 1958, the Freshmen Class of 1962 entered Eastern Baptist College filled with hopes and idealized dreams of the coming four years. During Orientation Week, the freshmen were faced with a barrage of tests and caught up in a whirl of parties and socials to keep them occupied those first seven days. But all too soon they found themselves a part of the crowd Hocking to the bookstore and beating that last bell into classes. And so they became a working part of the schooleserving on committees and par- ticipating in all the activities. With the help of their adviser, Professor Byron, the class elected their class officersePresident, Jesse Milby; Vice-President, Kim Sturgis; Secretary, Jane Martinson; and Treasurer, Pat Edwards. Thus, the class was organized and began to feel they were an active part of campus life. Through the trials and tribulations of Freshmen Week, the class endured the hazing of the Sopho- more Class. The class continued steadfastly through their first bout with mid semesters and finals. And as the year fiew by, the ideals and values of the newest class underwent many changes and revisions as they continued their growth toward graduating as mature, weIl-rounded individuals. FROSH CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: K. Stergios, J. Martinson, P. Edwards, J. Wm. H; i

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THE CLASS OF I96I-SOPHOMORES Probably since the days of the first tour-year col- lege there has been that mystical essence known as old college spirit and there seems to be something special in the Sophomore year. Past the freshman stage and ready to become upperclassmen, this class was typical in its initial attitude of confidence. The class of '61 started off the year by giving the Freshmen a llhard time . A successful, fun-packed Freshman Week was planned by the committee of Bosses , although the activities were carried out by each loyal member of the class. These new upperclassmen took active part in all the organizations and began to take on many new responsibilities. Their faithful support of all campus events helped to make the year's activities more successful. Throughout the year with all of its depressions and trials, through studies, spiritual experiences and the relationships of campus life, the class of '61 has succeeded in finding a deeper sense of values in life. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS First Row, left to right: J. Stanley, P. Fuller, J. Bartholomew, T. Brand; Second Row, left to right: C. Pierce, R. Johnson. AA:;;:; :gzu-Ve p , J .1

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-:v , vr;-.r- -rw 1-p4w-4v77... ,. W, V We? a, 2 v X yX$g w W ,, ?,diMWW M V First Row, Ieff to right: L. Towle, I. Liston, S. Still, B. Meade, E. Hale, J. Adams, M. Seldon, C. chle, D. Larson. Second Row: B. Thompson, B. Cooper, S. Henry, B. Lukens, J. Swaim, C. Woodburn, R. East, R. Brown. Third Row.- M. Standish, R. Johnson, L. Ross, R. Slaght, P. Brown, B. Montgomery, R. Behrens, R. Leh, B. Grisi. Missing: D. Bevington, G. Adams, R. Church, A. DiBenedetfo, J. Darshimer, D. Cass. M Wm Firsf Row, left to right: N. Morgan, J. Taylor, C. Bohlin, E. Stewart, B. Parker, L. Walters, D. Angney, E. Wood, J. Sixsmith, J. Powers, D. Hunt. Second Row: N. Plait, J. Turner, L. Myers, 5. Schmidt, N. Host- ings, G. Meeden, R. Hewitt, R. Fresne, R. Meissner, A. Worrica. Third Row: J. Milby, C. Haynes, B. Riggs, R. Cavis, B. Cook, B. Sfergios, C. Saunders, S. MacMillan, P. Geiger. Missing: T. Heywood, W. Holling- er, R. Leduc, R. Milnes, l. Moreno, T. Olsen. 1 ..2; .V FM Firsf Row, left fo righf: J. Smith, P. Scruggs, P. Edwards, C. Ginfher, K. Ketch, S. Loo, J. Gilliam, M. Servan, B. Rider. Second Row.- K. Lyman, J. Martinson, B. Kopf, L. Stanley, A. Clemons, K. Lord, C. Paul, J. Herron, A. Wentworfh. Third Row: C. Kruhm, C. Meier, C. Burlew, B. Heilman, R. Getty, P. Stuyvesant, E. Scott, B. Cheg- win, E. Moore. Missing: J. Pagee, T. Rice, M'. Tanner, D. Vincen'ri, W. Warren, G. Wilkins.