Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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14 Seniors 'nr AWP' U DERCLASSME The underclassmen are definitely a diverse group The freshman can be seen frantically scurrying through the campus clutching books to their chests in an effort to remain intact between classes The sophomores of course are old pros at least until someone reminds them that the words sophomore are sophomonc are probably directly related The Juniors guide by until they smugly usurp control from the hands of departing seniors. While this description may have some small truth, it is not the complete picture. True freshmen tend to be a little green, but they quickly become acclimatized to Judson's atmosphere and begin to take part in Judson outside of the classroom. The sophomores may seem overbearing at times but it is a sign that they've become a part of the Judson community. The juniors are often the best-liked of all the classes, mainly because they are vicarious participators in Judson society, and are not yet concerned with life after Judson . It is the underclassmen who make up the bulk of Judson, and they always rise to the occasion of being Judson's mainstays.

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