Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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REAL WORKERS- TRULY ASSETS T0 A COLLEGE fl 1 X MR. RUSSEL FRANTZ. . .oUR EFFI- cient and conscientious treasurer... funds carefully watched and admin- istered. . .keen and alert in business transactions. . .the welfare of Heidel- berg always at heart. Miss Eva Grether. . .secretary to the president. . .a willing and tireless worker. . .loved and esteemed by the students. Miss Virginia Echelberry. . .secre- tary to the treasurer .... accurate, courteous, and considerate. . .greatly admired. FDURTEEN

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E. R. BUTCHER. . .DEfXN OF NIEN. .. himself a graduate of Heidelberg... our alumni secretary and field man . . .this year he has contacted all the men on the campus. . .conferences in the Dean's office. . .friendly chats with parents. . .checking over possi- bilities for contacts with more stu- dents. . .a new Commons council cre- ated with Marvin Wleinacht at the helm. . .vocational guidance talks. . . and jobs for the summer, for next year. . . Butch's hands are full. Florence A. Partridge. . .Dean of VVomen. . .our beloved advisor for social activities ..... well-liked even when she had unpleasant news to impart. . .the little green Ford road- ster .... trips to Good's .... out to VVagner's greenhouse...a full social GUIDERS 0F OUR PATHS AND Si-IARERS 0F OUR TRUUBLES program. . .no complaints about rules . . .extended dormitory privileges. . . cafeteria breakfasts an innovation. . . the new spirit of cooperation on this campus, so prevalent now is entirely due to the ceaseless efforts of this noble lady, direct descendant of John Alden. THIRTEEN

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CAMPUS LEADERS-THE STUDENT CUUNGIL THE STUDENT COUNCIL MARCHEs ON under the leadership of its presidents, Ernest Pierce and Margaret Blemker. The ordinary duties are accepted eagerly. The Tricolor school witnesses the most elaborate Homecoming in its history. This body lends its sup- port when Heidelberg is host to a thousand Hi-Y boys, to keen deba ters, and to high school honor students. Dances and week-end activities are planned to keep apace with the ever- growing desire for expansion of the social program. But the more funda- mental tasks of the council are not forgotten. Heidelberg's advancement is the center of all plans, in order that the students might give their best to her who has given so much to them. Ohl, Reese, Sherck, Leffier, Tippett, Welter, Shuff, Houk, E. Pierce, R. A. Pierce, Thompson, Sacksteder Schmidt, Changnon, Flower, Zoller, Beck, Albright, Shefferg Miller, Sprow, Goetz, Blemker, Critchley FIFTEEN