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LUA AA A y. R - p A i L 1 s °„ A i 9 1 2 • • JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS Dickie Hahto Walker Shakarian President's Address Delivered at the January Commencement Exercises a FRENCHMAN once said that real gratitude is not expressed in returning favors. V It is expressed in passing them on. With that idea in mind we want to thank all of you who have helped and guided us in the past. We cannot return the favors you have done for us, but we can try to pass those favors on to others. We appreciate the chance we have had in bettering ourselves. We realize that it is your efforts that have given us a chance for broader knowledge. We hope we are more tolerant than we were; we know we are more able to do better thinking than when we came. We want you to know that whatever we do, we will use what we have gained here in an honorable way. We want to use our broader knowledge to help people around us. Always we will try to remember that you have given us a responsibility to ourselves, our nation, but most of all to the world. Arthur Dickie. Arthur Dickie Sylvia Hahto Grace Walker George Shakarian OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Directors Orville Clark, Fred Hali., Frank Gruska Sponsors Miss Aletha Ellsworth Ray F. Jennings page tuenty-eight
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THE F L E U R - D E L I S O F 19 3 2 Walter Ant li) the work one knows the workman.” Hand and Orchestra, '28-’31; Industrial Club, 20-’SI. Theodore F. Bialczyk Men of few words are the best men” Religious Club, 29; Industrial Club, 2s-’3t; Service Croup. 29- 31. Elward A. Buntrock No sinner, yet no saint, perhaps, but—well, the tery best of chaps” Itnsebull, 28-’29; Couii oilman, 28- 29; Foot- ball, ,2i»-,:il; Industrial Club. 28- 3 I; Service Croup, 29-’30; F-Club, ’2S-'29. Andrew Ceszyk Like two gentlemen rolled into one.” Cross-Country, 28; In- dustrial Club. ’28-’:: I ; Service Croup, '29; F Club, 29- 30. Donald C. Dempsey Much might be said on both sides” Cornelius A. Barbu Studious of ease, and fond of humble things.” Sciens, 30; Service «roup, ‘31; F r c n c h . Club. 28 29; F-Club. 2 8 - 3 1 ; Inter- niural Baseball, 31. Virginia J. Bonifer Neat, not gaudy.” Cirl Reserves. '29-' 31; Kinily Post. 31; Serv- ice Croup, 31. Leo Catallo 7 a he it easy, hate your fun. and let the old world flicker.” Service Croup, ’31; Cass Tech, '2s. John Chausoff Swift of foot.” Track, '2s-'32. Raymond C. Dennis Keen sense, common sense; no room for nonsense.” Tractor Staff, 31-’32; Fleur Dc-L i s. 3l- 32. Circulation Editor, '31- ’32, Class Editor, '32; Dramatics Club, ’31; Coif. '::i; Service Group, ’30 32. page twenty-nine
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