Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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SOPHOMORES KATHERINE AMEIGH ' ' Katie Williamsport. Pa. Medical Secretarial Spotlight Players 2; May Day 1,2: Dean ' s List 2. MARY JOSEPHINE AULT Mary-Jo 729 Elmira Street, Williamsport, Pa. Arts and Science Dickinson Union 2; May Day 2. N ANNA MARIE BOUSLOUGH Annie R. D. 1. HoUidaysburg. Pa. Medical Secretarial Spotlight Players 2: Dart Staff 2; Dormitory Coun- cil 2: Sophomore Tribunal 2; Greater Dickinson Banquet Committee 2: Pre-Christmas Prom Commit- tee 2: May Da 1. Queen 2: Dean ' s List 2. 23

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I!.irl.;irii lionliin. Anli ' ll lic.iilil. .I,.;im Eveii.leii. Ciircil I.e. nnni Dopnoniore OFFICERS Class Ardell Gould Barbara Gordon Joan Evenden Carol Lonsdale President President Secretary Treasurer September 1944. We were in college for the first time. Everything was new and strange to us — a new home, new people — so different and so much nicer than high school. We had hardly had time to get our balance when Freshmen Week arrived. We were miserable, but we loved it. The girls lost all of their glamor with pigtails, straight hair, no make-up. and horrible color combinations. The bovs lost their dig- nity with bow ties, clothes worn backwards, and socks and garters. The climax was a picture of all of us in this beautiful attire wh ich graced one of the local newspapers. Members of our class soon became very active in the extracurricular work in clubs. Many of us joined the Dramatic Club and helped in the production of its numerous shows. Some of our other members helped organize the Debating Club and were a part of its schedule of public appearances. Slill others of us helped this ear to form the Science Club, the newest on campus. We helped with the (Jrealer Dickinson Banquets, with the Religious Activities Committee, with the Dormilor Councils, and with the revival of the Dickinson Union which has formed the founda- tion for next years school paper. The publication of the 1946 Dart was the biggest venture of our class. All in all our record at Ditkinson is represented in most of the articles found in this book so there is no need to list any more of them. It is enough to say thai hardh anv activit took place on campus which did not see at least some of the present .Sophomore Class taking an energetic part. Although the ending of our last year at Dickinson was marred by the destructive flood which hit Williamsport on May 28, and forced cancellation of our Class Day program, the Baccalaureate and Graduation Services were impressive. That there were main close friendships made within the class was proved by the larger than usual lunnber of sad farewells when tiie exercises were over and the time to go home firiallv came. But vows were made by most of us to come back fi r a reunion at the next Greater Dickinson Banquet. 22

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SOPHOMORES MARTHA ELIZABETH BROWN ' ' Mama ' ' 15 Packer Street, Willianisport. Pa. Arts and Science Spotlight Players 1. 2: Upsilon Pi Delta 1, Secre- tary-Treasurer 1; Choir 1,2; Dart Staff 2, Advertis- ing Manager; Science Club 2; Greater Dickinson Banquet Committee 1. MIRIAM J. CRIST M m ' R. D. 1, Jersey Shore, Pa. Secretarial Science Si)otlight Players 2; Choir 1, 2; Dart Slaff 2: Re- ligious Acti ilies Committee 1,2: May Da 2. RICHARD C. CROSSLEY ' ■Dick W. 1). 2. Cogan Station, Pa. Commerce and Finance Spotlight Players 1, 2, Executive Committee 2; Dart Staff 2, Business Manager; Basketball Team 1. 2. 24