Milligan College - Buffalo Yearbook (Elizabethton, TN)

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The college encourages students to partici- pate in some activity outside of their regular classroom work. A broad range of activities are available to meet the religious, cultural, or physical interests of the students. To manage these activities, each class elects representatives to the Student Council. This organization is de- signed to give the students official representa- tion and to promote student welfare. STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, left to right: Joe Sutherland, Josephine Green, Shirley DeArmand, Marshall Leggett, Mary Perry, John Vaccaro, Kitty Irwin, Manley Miller. Standing: Mary Fran- ces Elliott, John Lyons, Fred Wallenfelsi, President, Janet Catlett. OF THE PEOPLE — FOR THE PEOPLE Fred Wallenfelsi, President Student Activity during week of State game. 14

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t!rSr v •» ' 50 WE HAIL YOU The Class of 1950, largest in the long history of the school, finds that the happiest day of any life has something sad in it. Putting on our caps and gowns, we tried to think of Gradu- ation Day as triumph, victory, the reaching of a goal. But we couldn ' t help thinking of the four years just past— gone now forever. The days that are milestones in our lives, these very happiest days have something sad to say about the passage of Time. We find it best to talk about vacation plans, graduate work, the good jobs we might get. The future is bright. JUNIOR CLASS Mary Perry, John Vaccaro, President; Anna Dugger, Nelda Hyder SOPHOMORE CLASS Marie Smith, Sponsor; Louise Green, Bob Chase, Presi- dent; Charlotte Hobbs, Robert VanLew. FRESHMAN CLASS Joan Morgan, Dorothy Dixon, Ella Jean Ball.