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Class of 1938 Regretfully we take leave of the seniors, who, from their very first year on the campus, were recognized as a group of superior personalities. Not for a long time has the college had such a star- studded class. Under their lea dership student projects took a new- lease on life. The athletic teams had unusually successful seasons, restricted organizations bestirred themselves to more active lives, and the latent talents of the student body were brought out to more advantage due to the initiative of the senior class. Especially was this noticed in the field of written self-expression. The Elmhurst Forum, a new literary venture for the exjires- sion of student opinion, was launched largely under senior impetus, and senior editors guided the Elms and the Elm Bark. Other innova- tions made their appearance fostered by senior leaders, and the campus will miss the com- petent leadership of the senior class. Page Fifteen
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ETTiEXE BAUEE, Biology ELMiiriisT, Illinois Bauer was one of the trio of biology oxers, and many of liis afternoons were spent in laboratories. Eugene was an al)le worker around the campus, either shoveling coal or keei)ing the campus grounds in order. His dubious artistic ability is evidenced in the painting job done on the remodeled rooms in the Old ] Iusic Hall. In the latter part of his college career, Bauer became a fixture in the Irion Hall lounge, and could be found there at a certain time every evening. WALTER BLOESCH, Philosophy Hyek, Indiana This ball-playing ability seems to run in the Bloesch family, because in Wally we have the second Bloesch ball-player. He was also talented as a pianist, but he kept this talent as a light hidden under the proverbial bushel. During his junior and senior years he was instrumental in keeping order and decorum on the third floor of South Hall as one of the freshman proctors. He did a good jol) of it, too, considering the material with which he had to work. ROBERT BRIGGEMATvT, Philosophy Siielbyvillk, Indiana Bob did an excellent job at tackle position on the Pirate football squad. The last few years have not seen him on the campus so much because his main interest was located a little west of Elmhurst. He was often seen in the Student Union room making a fourth at bridge or else acting as head kibitzer (and how he could kibitz ! ). We don ' t know how the coal is going to get to the boiler house with- out him as one of the crew. LAVEENE DAUDERMAlSrisr, Sociology Alhambka, Illinois Laverne was not one of the most voluble individuals in the senior class, but he had definite opinions on most important matters. He was interested in small group discussions, and invariably attended when an outside speaker held an open forum. He M-as active in the S. C. A., and was entrusted with the keeping of the financial records in his senior year. Although not on any athletic team, Laverne ' s interest in athletics was evidenced by his becoming the manager for the basketball team this past year. MARGARET DAA S, Biology Baloda Bazak, C. P., India Margaret was extremely interested in India, and was glad to furnish information regarding India to anyone that sought such knowledge. She was interested in her major and spent considerable time in the biology laboratory. I Iargaret had quite an athletic bent, and took part in the women ' s intramural program. She has been a member of the sextet, and she has always been a member of the Women ' s Glee Club. She was extremely vivacious, but a boy from the east rather toned her down. Page Sixteen
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