Lake Erie College - Tiber Yearbook (Painesville, OH)

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Esther Ann Fisher: A.B., Pennsylv0I'1iO State College. Assistant to the DIVCCTOV of Public Relations at Lake Erie College. Ruth Smith: B.S. in Administration, Kent University. Assistant to the Treasurer of Lake Erie College. Nancy James Stillwagon: A.B., Lake Erie College. Field Representative of Lake Erie College lpart timei. Frances Glidden Borland: Ed.B., Western Reserve University. Secretary at Lake Erie College. Emily Louise Joyce: University of Wiscon- sin. Secretary to the President of Loke Erie College. Margaret Ramshaw: Dyke and Spencerian School of Commerce. Secretary in the Admissions Office of Lake Erie College, I-eo B. Crellin: Superintendent of Build- ings and Grounds at Lake Erie College, Resigned January, 1946. January to June, I9-46. ALUMNAE SECRETARY Antoinette B. Akers: A.B., Lake Erie Col- lege. VISITING PIIIIFESSIIIIS DURING TIIE YEAR 1945-1946 November 7-8. Dr. Eugene Pfaff January I3-l5. February 2l-22. DF. March 6-7. April I7-I8. Association of American Colleges Subject: History Dr. Howard B. Jefferson Colgate University Subject: Religion Esther McGinnis Merrill-Palmer School Subject: Home training Mr. Henry Cowell Subject: Music DF. l lOl'ry Holmgs Retired from Oberlin College Subject: Chemistry and Home Economics Sixteen jf l

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i E llllli CLASS lllS'l'llllY President ....A . . .Deanne Levine Vice-President . . . . .Douglas Parker Secretary .... ..... A nne Keith Lee Treasurer . . . . . .Charlotte Greenberg A group of fifty odd students invaded L.E.C. as the first Freshman class of the war. During Freshman-Sophomore Week the Sophs didn't squelch our eagerness for college life. We proved to them that we could take it and our enthusiasm led us to the Treasure Box. But when we found the treas- ure again the following year, we convinced ourselves that perhaps we really were L. E. C. girls. Our dreams of the basketball and hockey cups were not fulfilled, but our attempts to win filled our days with fun and excitement. The theme of our Junior Revue expresses our philosophy of life- Face the Facts , and the theme of our Prom shows our dreams- Stairway to the Stars . We have decreased in size but our attempts during our college life were sincere. We faced our comprehensives in April, and it was then that we real- ized that we had just two months to enjoy all the wonderfulness of the last four years. With a great deal of promise and yet with sadness andy regret we passed our caps to the Juniors on Grove Day, with thoughts off June 3rd in our minds. And as we leave, we remember all the things that L. E. C. meant to us and will always means to us for the rest of our lives. - Eighteen