Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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WOLVIEItlfiSIE l!»33 SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEES COMMENCEMENT— Andrew McElroy, Chairman Marie Miller Gerald McCasIln Christine Connor ATHLETICS- Francis Meiers, Chairman Abe Eliowitz Arnold DufField Loring Fullerton SOCIAL- Charles Fawcett, Chairman Natalia Sutterby Cornelius Wagenvoord Albertine h aviland John Sinclair MEN— John Larraway, Chairman C. Pinkerton Paul Jewell Rex Aurand E. hHamel WOMEN— Dorothy Cummins, Chairman Carol Brody Leona Overholt Aurelia VandenBosch Aubrey Fernamberg PUBLICITY— Clarence Van Lopik, Chairman Vernon Williams Warren Jackson Chester Maples Frank Noble CAP AND GOWN— Robert Porter, Chairman Elsie Crowl Ruth Barnes Myrton Vandermeer FINANCE— George Thomas, Chairman Robert Gumaer Marion Paddock ANNOUNCEMENTS AND INVITATIONS- Richard Elder, Chairman Adelaide Hamilton Earl Waltz Dorothy Tomy WATER CARNIVAL- Richard MacDonald, Chairman Lyie Tanner Kay Blake Harold Balback Frances Burns Clifford Heller Amy Jean Veneklasen Keith McKellop Rheta Hullinger I [ I ' A (i !■

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WOI SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT WILLIAM VONDETTE VICE-PRESIDENT MARGARET LASSEN SECRETARY CORRINE GOULET TREASURER GEORGE THOMAS JUST as in the past years, the Senior Class reached the height of success in many depart- ments of the college and assumed the positions of executives for the under-graduate body. It is appropriate in this space to mention the people chosen from the class to take over the executive duties: Milton Dickman, President of the Stu- dent Council; Athenia Andros, President of A. W. S.; Clarence Van Lopik, Managing Editor of the Michigan State News,- Ronald McDonald, Managing Editor of the College Yearbook; Charles Blakeslee, Managing Editor of the Agriculturist. The Senior Class presented the Water Carnival this year with Richard McDonald in charge. The theme was entitled The Song of America written by Paul Kindig; it included a reflection of the literature, oratory, art, and song of the United States. The reproduction of American songs related the advancement of the country from the coming of the white man through the world war until the present day of depression. The class presented its senior play Little Women , directed by Professor E. S. King. The production is an annual event in the Forest of Arden. The first swing out was June first and Lantern Night, June fifth. The Baccalaureate speaker was Dr. Fifield of Grand Rapids and the Commence- ment address was delivered by Dr. W. D. hHender- son of the University of Michigan. The morning of June twelfth, the military men held their colorful graduation parade, and Lt. Colonel Rodney presented the commissions of Second Lieutenant to each man. [ i A i K 1 r 1