Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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§©M@H® CUhSS MOSTOW September 1943! We will never forget that date, for we took our first feeble steps toward acquiring a higher education at D. J. C. The typical campus life was con- stantly disrupted by the presence of the aviation cadets of the Army Air Forces. The sophomores further annoyed us as we waded through a wet and muddy Freshman Week. Such events as the Greater Dickinson Banquet, Nine Girls, May Day, and cadet socials filled our days at Dick- inson. With the coming of the Fall of 1944, we returned with our heads high. This year we were sophomores! After the withdrawal of the cadets we moved back to the old dor- mitory, and for a while we wandered around in once alien territory. As upperclassmen we soon gained sufficient con- trol to dole out punishment to the frightened Frosh, and to laugh heartily at their antics performed on the gym steps. Such things as the Mardi Gras, Campus Thunder, the Christmas Pageant, the President ' s Reception, and our one basketball game, provided us with the many pleasant mem- ories we take with us from Dickinson Junior College. 15

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i®G»Kl®l)®KI C I.i-ft to Right— Wolf, King, Bnok. Carter. OFFICERS George Wolf Barbara King - Betty Buck - Ann Carter President Vice President Secretary - Treasurer ii

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SOPHOMORES SHIRLEY ADSIT OLIVE BABCOCK RUTH BIEBER OLIVE BRIGHT R. W. BROWNLEE, JR. BETTY BUCK ]6