Memphis State University - DeSoto Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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JUNIORS Hcefi President Evelyn Hurst Vice-President Jeanne Evans Secretary Frances Tucker Treasurer Charlotte Watkins A.S.C.C. Representative Mary Lou Ingram Sergeant-at-arms Margaret Riggin The Juniors have the distinction of being State ' s only all-girl class. hHaving survived the first tv o years of their college careers, the Juniors are justified in being the most care-free characters on the campus. They have learned how to work and how to play. A great portion of their work is finished and the responsibility of being seniors has not yet arrived. These prospective graduates of 1945 will be the future leaders of MSC. 17

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SOPHOMORES President Janice Kee Vice-President Madeline Brenner Secretary Louise Newman Treasurer June Wolbrecht A.S.C.C. Representative Dorothy Ann Smiley Having successfully bridged the gulf between the rather intense freshman life and the more sedate second year has left the sophomores with the assurance that the road to knowledge is long. The time has come for him to settle down and truly begin to work. Participating in the scholastic, athletic, and social realms with equal proficiency, last year ' s green-horns have proved themselves capable of administrating Memphis State ' s affairs in the future. That their able leader- ship and invaluable work will continue in the next two years is a certainty. 19