Houghton College - Boulder Yearbook (Houghton, NY)

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Coralie M. Allen ' Walton, N. Y. English Freshman Debate, Library Assistant, Chapel Choir, Expression Club, Foren- sic Union, French Club, Art Club, W. Y. P. S., Scribblers Club. i 'V Ruth Elizabeth Bartlett Mecklenburg, N. Y. Music Education A Cappella Choir, String Quartet, Band, Ordhestra, Music Club. Doryce R. Armstrong Houghton, N. Y. English Student Council, Class Cabinet, A il ' Sarah Jane Atwood Cappella Choir, Girls' Quartet, Syfagugel N. Y. English Chorus, Extension Work, Basketball, Varsity, Purple-Gold, Class, Volley- ball, Field Hockey, Boulder Staff, Pro- gram Director, M-usic Club, Art Club, W. Y. P. S., Torchbearers. Marilyn P. Birch Chemistry l'l0U9l'lf0lI, N. Y. and' Biology Who's Who, Freshman Secretary, Class Cabinet, Literary Contest Winner, Short Story, Poem, Chemistry Labora- tory Assistant, Oratorio, Motet Choir, Extension Work, Forensic Union, Mission Study Club, Pre-Medic Club, Vice President, W. Y. P. S. Cabinet, Y. M. W. B., Treasurer, President, Torcihbearers, Mission Study Club, President. LESS Dr '-44 25 Marion P, Birch Religious Houghton, N. Y. Education Who's Who, Ciass Cabinet, Oratorical Contest Winner, College Quartet, Oratorio, Extension Work, Basketball, Ministerial Association, Torchbearers Cabinet, Vice President, Mission Study Club, President, W. Y. P. S., Extension Secretary, Y. M. W. B., President, Sunday School Missionary Secretary.

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T After Four Years Houghton as a college graduates again this year students who have matured through tour years ot adjustment, cooper- ation, and prestige. The Class ot '44 with Hi, Baldy, Eileen, and Martha as its officers has enjoyed its privileges, and has more than shared its responsibility on the campus. Remembet -the circus party they gave in their frosh year, the '43 Boulder, the Junior-Senior Southern Banquet. ? The class is smaller this year, tor many who would other- wise have received their diplomas are serving Uncle Sam. But in spite of the fact that their classmates are in Alaska, in the South Pacific, and in Europe, the class has held its position of leadership on our campus in a manner that should make II their boys proud. Officers Harland 'Hill ....... President Forrest Gearhart . . . Vice President Martha Woolsey . . . . . Secretary Eileen Gebhardt ...... Treasurer Cabinet Birch, Schuster, Hamilton, Curtiss, Grandy, Whaley, Chase. Absent: Pusey, Crosser, Armstrong. Faculty Advisers Edith S. Livenspire F. Gordon Sfockin

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H 5 is , i ,. r 1 Mildred L. Briggs Barryville, N. Y. Music Education Transferred Junior Year from The King's College, A Cappella Choir, Motet Choir, Music Club, Mission Study Club. Q ii A E. Philip H. Chase Religious gummy-I N, J. Education lla Choir, Chorus, Student lliiasgzislpixtension Work, Basketball, Varsity, Purple-Gold, Class! Baseball, Purple-Gold, Volleyball, Football, Var- sity, Purple-Gold, Class, Forensic Union, W. Y. P. S. Jayne B. Burt Newark Valley, N. Y. English Chapel Choir, Basketball, Varsity, 'Purple-Gold, Class, Track, Volleyball, Field Hockey, Varsity, Class, Expres- sion Club, Forensic Union, Art Club, W. Y. P. S. Betty J. Clark Seneca Falls, N. Y. Social Sience Volleyball, Field Hockey, Social Science Club. l ll i ' William S. Calkins, Jr. Religious Rochester, N. Y. Education A Cappella Choir, Band, Clhorus, Oratorio, Student Pastor, Extension Work, Basketball, Star Staff, Report- er, Class Star Staff, Ministerial Asso- ciation, W.Y.P.S. I I'-f uf! fi. Harold R. Crosser Cherryville, Pa. History, English Class Cabinet, Student Assistant in History, Social Science Club, Presl- dent, Mission Study Club, Forensic Union. il!lUBilTUI 26