Lake Erie College - Tiber Yearbook (Painesville, OH)

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seventeen Mountain day brings forth snapshots . . . Sue Cross swings ci mean hockey stick . . . our new faculty love to laugh at our own trialsfand tribulations, but they mean no harm . , . unusual lighting effects on Miss Munn . . . It looks like a good picnic . . . There's Mrs. Hildreth just in front of our Founder's Day speaker, Dr. Shellabarger . . . Miss Small and Miss Dunlap pose on a bright winter's day. . .

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LOUISE WYMAN V A. B. Mount Holyoke College. Assistant Secretary Lake Erie College. MARGARET MARY DURKEE B. S. Dakota Wesleyan College, Graduate work at South Dakota State College, University of Wisconsin Summer School. Dietetic Training at University Hospital, Cleveland. Instructor in Home Economics at Wes- sington Springs High School, South Dakota. Position with Stoutfer Corporation, Cleveland. Dietitian Sweetbriar College. Dietitian Lake Erie College. HELEN C. DETZEL Resident Nurse at Lake Erie. EUNICE P. CRANDALL B. A. Penn College, Oskaloosa, Iowa. Assistant Principal Canton High School, Canton, South Dakota. Teacher of English in Emmerick Manual Training High School, Indianapolis, lndiana. Examiner ot War Risk Insurance, Department of Treasury, Washington, D. C., Head of Sales Statistics, Rand McNally and Company, Chicago, Illinois. Summer Ses- sion University of Wisconsin. Summer Sessions University of Chicago. Assistant House Director of Lake Erie College. RALPH PERRY Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Lake Erie College. T

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FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY IXTY-SEVEN strong they came, this last freshman class, one of the largest groups of students to enter Lake Erie's doors. Bound together by grand class spirit, they took sophomore devilment with the best grace pos- sible, and agreed after it was all over that the sophs were really all right. Once through the week of initiation, freshmen appreciated anew what their big sisters meant to them. With the feeling that they belonged they pro- ceeded to rally to the cause, and won the basketball tournament-not to mention being runner up in the Hockey finals. Talent will out, even in freshman year, and the proof of it lies in the class plays. Laura Belle Layman, as the princess, with Barbara Hilditch, Jane McGlone, Betsy Ferguson, Sue Plasic, Mina Berenstein, and Margery Jones as supporting cast made The Faraway Princess a real fairy tale. And the Hard Times Party! Just glance through our snapshot pages and you'll get some idea of what hilarity is like. Such costumes, such ori- ginality-and such foodl Pirates, sailors, swashbuckling buccaneers, and dainty Victorian misses supplied splashes of color, and it was hard to choose the prize winners. Wise in their choice of a faculty advisor, the freshmen are fortunate enough to be under the guidance of Mr. Hickerson. All too soon, it seems, has this first year gone by, the freshman dance, given during Prom week end, was a fitting climax to Lake Erie's social life. Each of our sixty-seven has tried to emulate the character of a true Lake Erieite. Here charm, dignity, and poise give to each girl the ambition to achieve her own goal. eighteen