Humboldt State University - Sempervirens Yearbook (Arcata, CA)

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H.c Junior - Senior Ball I liree down and one lo go—die “cap-and-gowners of 1943! Barked by brains, brawn and beauty these proud hopefuls are well equipped to fill the shoes vacated by this year s graduating seniors. Among their various activities, they helped sponsor the Queen s Ball, and bad a booth at the Senior Carnival-just getting warmed up for next years senior activities! P. Gray I). I . ■ Masters N. Villa G. I'erguson S. Roscoo M. ( loney . Swan R. Bungio I. Jensen I Malleoli W . I l.mglioy I'. Biakov N. Kinkolla I'. Sutilli P. Bertrand P. Lewis I'.. Conker S Reauine R. Sequist A. Murray

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Jean Bolger 11ei.vi Johnson Mary Acheson Jeanne Tonini I )avii Samons I .ois Anderson Siiirley Anderson Mona Taudman Ccffltnerce (jracfuateA I wo years of hard work, but now —they can type and take shorthand with efficiency, accuracy and speed. I hey can spell twenty-syllable words without a dictionary. I hey have developed polished personalities through participation in college life. Now they are ready for white-collar jobs. I hey are ready to become part ol the business world! Some plan to take civil service exams and work lor I ncle Sam; some plan to work in banks; some to do stenographic work for private employers. But wherever they go. whatever they do—they II end up on top. With the exception of David Samons. these stenographers will be the best that ever sat on an employer s knees.

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J U H i c t A 19 9 3 J. Otflc S. SoulKworlli G. Honfcr N1. Westbrook W. J« k oii C. Kddini' K. Mnllicw | Stodcd Y Noiaon M. Bun. I. I . Cox 11. M.inniiu! . Woodcock 11. Goodwin V. Mill I. Elmore V. Zerlaiul M. ( loney G. Courtwrigbt K. Schmitt M Yaley IX William E. Cnro l Dillon W. Xurli.ilscr V. I .owl I. Burgh I. S hussman