Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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l IRS'l' ROXY: Rulmld IAHIQ. Floyd l,u11cly': SIKIONIJ RUN. I ulmu 1 Xlull Rf I ll'nsL XIuxu1l'1uL IIIIRIJ ROW' lfwlnll 'KX . , lJL'lk 2 '0, . lk' y, .XIIIHIIICH Raul, Nlll1'iL'l RKJLlQ1'l'5, XVillxu'ml SZIINICIN' lfOl'R I ll ROW: Vernon Slmrp, KllllllkX'Il Smith, Imu- ,lqillllilh 1LNlLl l'lIL-lr l. mm: NUT l'lCI'l'l'RlCl7: nllznncs ,Xmlun-1'Qm1. llcwcy lfxl1'1'is. l.11ll H lmmcl, VIQIIUHIJIS PICINIILI. ,Nr iuniors ix , ,, ' Y an L: ' in--I--' Y' 5 W x X 'E-' vi ! lf y --nl m t J: 5, it ..,. V, A . ' E ' '1' . ' J 5 ' 3 X? L Q11 sf . 3' 0'-'4 N.. nr 'Q v A ff -o-'fvx 4 K . J f'-T-'I ,,.. iii!-'nf My y G- fo' if IN f Q' 1' I Y' ? 7p 'Q 3, . 5. Us

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IUDIOFS FIRST ROXV: Joyce BllldO1'ug, Donnel Clzuupbell: SECOND ROXV: Roger Carey, I-Iurley C1l11m1be1's. Cllurence Cosey: THIRD RUXV: NOIYIIIIZIX' Frzmks, lidward Gouckenour. Grace A1111 Graham, xvillilllll H6iIllJllllgl11 FOURTH ROXV: David Hilhorn, Nilla Hil- born. Chester Hixschy, Ruth Horstmznu. N, af NY' fx .:'::f ' '! , ., , 1. qv VA.. A , ..,, V W ' ,A V -x ' f , , 1 . ff , .P 1 'Y .,,,, ,..' 5 if Gi' 1 in 'Q Q ' I , Q K 5 ri vv-ev 1 -if 2 ', . xf W ,. ,.,. W., ,av gf' 3-my , -Q: ' of .,,, A I X , A , L i ff K .71 ,VJ - 5 28

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Robert Baker. Marietta Crowe, Elaine l'ripp, Donald Betterly. sophomores The sophomores arrived on campus last fall slightly depleted in numbers, but full ol' pep and spirit. Everyone had a wonderful time at the ice cream freeze sponsored by the Student Council, and the greenies were beginning to think that what they had heard about the sophs and upper- classmen could not possibly be true. But their dreams were soon shattered by the full force of a typical sophomore-plauned initiation which ended in a tug-of-war across the Little river. The sophomore men made quick work of the war and within a few minutes pulled the dripping and disillusioned l'rosh up on the bank. Headed by a fine group ol' class ol'l'icers namely, Robert Baker, president: Elaine Tripp, vice presidentg Marietta Crowe, secretary, and Don Betterly, treasurer: they continued their efforts to be the most unforgettable class that Huntingon College had ever met. Throughout the year their treasury and general enthusiasm for the school swelled. They were proud of the way many members turned out to do more than their share of work on the Student Lounge. They hope to return next year to enjoy the finished product. They were human-they had their disagreements, but nothing could stop them from working together when they wanted to see something done. At the beginning of the second semester since two officers did not return and another became a junior, the following were elected: vice president, Harold Schmitkeg secretary, Janet Jacobsen, and treasurer, Robert Peters. 30