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Page 26 text:
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Seated around a table in Van Meter Lounge are Treasurer S. Thomas, Vice President B. Brown, and President P. Smith, considering class problems, while Secretary P. Pontius takes hurried notes. Standing are N. Spang, Recorder of Points, P. Hughes, and P. Kane, Sergeantsat-arms, taking an active interest in the proceedings. DONNYBROOK progresses as Polly Hughes, stand- ing, listens to a new idea expressed by Joan Samuels. F reshman Ellie Webster, seated before her suspiciously new typewriter, discusses the relative merits of 8:453 and 3:155 with her Junior sister, Sue Wenzel. 24
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N. Spang, I Whaleu, P. Carroll, kneel UeftI in front of S. Holly, D. Dorsey, P. Webb, C. Zulick, A. Merriman, R. Donaldson, A. Coldstein, S. Greenberg. Immediately behind this group are I. Carpenter, M. Weber, M. Meyer. Standing behind them and completing the Ieft-hand side of the picture are C. Brandt, A. Zeidman, S. Grossman, P. Cairns. Seated on the first step IrightI are E. Abrams, L. Rowse, L. Edwards, M. Shissler7 B. Levin. Kneeling 011 the ground are I. Dreher, I. MacRae, M. Cline, A. Frasse, D. Magaha, I. Stamato. Looking alert in the second row are I. Elden, E. Pickett, P. Pontius, A. Kimball, M. Pearl, I. Bryan, B. Brown, P. Peterson, President P. Smith. Completing this group of alert Iuniors are A. Howell, P. Hughes, P. Sandell, I. S. Newman, V . Bergen, M. Hartwig. Standing in the back are B. Berg, S. Luben, S. VVenzel, M. Borneman, C. Morley, P. Iackson, C. Oberdorfer, I, Neiderhoffer, I. Samuels. L. Cohen kneels on the stone ledge in front of the last-named group. 23
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Page 27 text:
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. .. and the first taste of upper division To the Class of i53eMay you always possess your untiriug ambitions, your fertile ideas, your spirit, and your loyalty to one another, that have carried you to this your Junior year. Never will you forget your wonderful experie ences as a Junior advisor; fun at the Junior-Senior English majors Adele Zeidmau, Pat Petere son, and Adele Frasse track down a quota- tion before the bell rings for Class. Banquet; your struggles as you completed the yearbook; and most of all, yourself as a member of a college family. These years are never to be recaptured, but their impact is great enough to remain with you always. Jill Boswell seems quite preoccupied with the test tube Reggie Weiss is examining. Endless hours in the lab keep science majors busy. 25
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