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Page 21 text:
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Freshman Class ORTY-FOUR young men and women entered Pacific College for the first time in September, 1935. This Freshman class was soon placed under the leadership of Wayne Burt, president; Jack Mahoney, vice-president; Hel- en Schmeltzer, secretary; and Robert Bailey, treasurer. Merrill Forsythe served as vice-president during the second sernester. The traditional freshman green first appeared in the form of green bows, as germ: Lucaps could not be secured early enough to satisfy 6 'ewd hful sophomores. Later, the freshmen were pro h 'tated and entertained by the sophomores. f. g1 freshmen settled down to the acquisit f if ' During ta? eayilw 3w. . entertained wf;h -e A- Ian-Sophomore picnic. As yet, 11,, i ., 1001 has been decided upon. ,w '
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-.-;-M 3191!; . A :ww ?- Sophomore Class HE SOPHOMORE CLASS, headed this year by Louis Coffin, president; Arney Houser, vice-president; Janet Jack, secretary; and Dorothy Choate, treasurer, has taken an active part in all the affairs of the college. Although there were several of its original number who failed to return, a large percentage of the cfass re-entered Pacific College this year. This class in its freshman year, through a cash dona- tion as its school gift, madetvaSSTBle the first publication of the L'Ami. That same yea a lass presented a three act comedy, The McMBgainh's Throughout that year Lewis Hoskins was residen l 3 13? ' The sophomorgis: h man. The game of scavengers cone 7; ted at ng's entertainment. T n . aolfic's athletxr: A large number of ' he wens on?J x studentlao and debate teau ; a number 'dy offlcers, and . . U - ,. . parts m play c re $1118th . ter 13mg sophomores. -. .t . V, b g.
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The Kingdom of Love I went to Cupid s rare retreat I wandered 0 er the sand, The moon rose 0 er the water, As I held he1 1ittle-parasol. I held her little parasol, Goodness me; how time does fly! The night was very lovely, As I gazed into her-Aunch WM I gazed into he1 lunch has cg And I longed for just a tas wa Then sat beside my wt? , With my arm a101- Of that chalmmrhtt . . 1 The moon stole o'er .11le 7. ' And I shyly stoleffa-f-q 1.:
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