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Martha Jane Agett Medical Secretarial Sunbury Student Christian Association 1; Secretary of Girls ' Student Council 2; Dart Staff 2. smiles designated wealth, she leoiild he ii millionaire. Ruth Margaret Armstrong A rmy Secretarial Science I Accelerated ) Williamsport Dramatic (2 h 2. Woman i.s truly at her best in the graeejiil art () .• hating. Blanche Beck Becky Arts and Science Hazleton Blanket 1: Union 1; Student Christian Asso- ciation 1; Chapel Choir 1; Ensemble 1; Sextet 2; Dramatic Club 1; Bond and Stamp Com- mittee 2; Sophomore Tribunal 2; Editor of Dart 2: President of 4th Street Dormitory 2. Honor is the reward of all virtue. 17
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Sophomore Class History OFFICERS President Jean Vakderlin Vice President June Kerr Secretary Callie McHaffie Treasurer Betty Newcombe In September 42 we found ourselves eiiteriii ' !; Ditkiiison full (il liriplu liojjes for the future. All of these, and main more, have come true. We started the year with Freshman Week and the Sopho- mores showing us that they were really our superiors. Who can ever forget Indian feathers, air-raids, how ties, and Mack stockings? Then came the Chestnut Hunt. (Costume Ball and Pinni. We began to say good-bye to many oi our boys lea iiig for the Armed Forces. Then, appropriately in a war year, came the invasion and occupation of our campus by the Army Air Cor])s. This caused a flurry of moving, new living (juar- ters, night classes, and a shortened term. Back we came in September 43 and this time the lulcs lor Freshman Week were made by us and obeyed by tiic freshmen. We followed this by the animal Chestnut Hunt at Mountain Beach, the Christmas pageant, the Greater Dick- inson l an(|ii( ' l, and ( ' am|)Us Thunder lealuriiig our own goldfish-swallower. Though we are leaving D-son, the memory of our happy days here will always stay with us. 16
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EvALYN Bernhardt ' ' Erie Medical Secretarial Rdckhill Furnace Student Christian Association 1; Dramatics 1; Dean ' s List 2. Humility is the solid joiindntion of all the virtues. GOLDIE BURMAN Stenographic X ' illiamsport Dramatic Club 2. That intangible thing called charm. Julia C. Carr Medical Secretarial Mcintnursx ille Sliifient Council 2: nraiiialic Cliili 1: DcanV List 2. Prudence is the knowledge of things to be soug ht and those to be shunned. 18
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