Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS J. Martinson, Secretary W. Swank, President B. Stergios, Vice-President E. Scott, Treasurer FIRST ROW: B. Stergios, 0. Oh, C. Paul, E. Hale, 'J. Gil- liam, A. Middleton, S. Still, K. Lord, N. Hastings;ISECOND ROW: R. Davis, R. Bordner, E. Parker, C. Burlew, W. Chegwin, P. Scruggs, J. MartinSon, L. Bushnell; THIRD ROW: C. Saunders, C. Countryman, M. Selden, R. Meiss- ner, D. Vincenti, R. Slaght, R. Church; FOURTH ROW: L. Towle, R. Hewitt, M. Standish, N. Morgan, K. Emerson, C. Haynes, S. Henry, C. Meier; FIFTH ROW: L. Evans, D. Shope, C. Kruhm, L. Myers, G. Meeden, E. Scott, R. Behrens; SIXTH ROW: R. Milnes, I. Liston, W. Swank, D. Bevington, A. Wentworth, S. Schmidt, P. Geiger, C. Bohlin.

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wThe Seniors have snuckI,9 itThe Seniors have snuckV, And so the cry ran ,round the campus. But alas, the crafty seniors were only pulling the proverbial leg of the Class of ,62. Not to be outdone, the watchful Juniors kept eyes and ears open and soon they waved a fond farewell to the Seniors and wished them luck. This was only a part of our junior year at Eastern; there was the tune tangle, the bowling party and the refreshment time at Isabel Liston,s JUNIORS - CLASS house with all the pizza you could eat. A special honor came to the Class of 762 when, at the annual Fall Banquet, Miss Isabel Liston was crowned Campus Queen. The Class of ,62 is looking forward to their last year at Eastern with a great deal of mixed emotion. But as we have grown in spirit, mind, and body in the past year and will continue to grow in the coming year, our senior year at Eastern Willi be the best one yet. n a ils'$ II T .4...n

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nVVV a W . gtw M 1;- .u s '4 xxxxW xix xx MW mmW Kmixwmmmmww $er anxxrxx xxxxxxw ,, 2 X , ? FIRST ROW: L. Bowers, J. Forney, M. A. Fair, J. Dahl, G. Lumia, G. Morgan, L. Owens, M. Blum, L. Pullen, J. Clausen, R. A. Davis, R. Baker; SECOND ROW: C. Miller, H. Saratovksky, J. Braun, G. Reckless, C. Parker, B. Moore, C. Rowley, L. Burger, R. Kemp, N. Read, D. Gay; THIRD ROW: J. McDonald, P. Bolster, M. Parker, N. Tomajko, M. Hall, E. Veninga, J. Cleaves, P. SOPHOMORES At the close of the 1960-1961 school year, one of Easternls finest sophomore classes is begin- ning to realize that they really don,t know all that there is to know. Some may have come to the realization too late, but the training that they have received thus far will be invaluable to them no matter what their chosen profession. Through their two years at college, the class has done much of which to be proud. Among the class members are one of the school7s finest musicians, one of the Delaware Valley Confer- enceis best basketball players, and many of the most active leaders, in campus activities. In ad- dition t0 the leaders, many willing workers have idealized the 14Spirit of ,63,i by volunteering their services and helping to the best of their abilities. Thankful for the opportunity of spending two more years at Eastern Baptist College, the mem- bers of the Sophomore Class wish the best of luck to the Class of 1961 and pray for Godls blessing on all that they do.