Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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Senior Class History “And though we must leave you bye and bye — We will stand by the Mount until we die.” This phrase of a traditional Mount Union melody might well be the theme song of the Class of ’39. As we look back over our four years of college life, we recall with fond remembrances the mixture of thrills and worries we exper- ienced in sponsoring the first freshman chapel program, and again in giving our sophomore dance. We finished these two years — a little more intelligent, more worldly-wise, and most proud. Packing books, packing clothes, September: all spelled “back to Mount” for us. This meant increased responsibilities as juniors. We met this challenge by sponsoring a most beau- tiful prom, one which we’ll always remember as the “Garden of Memories.” Then came the climax: senior presidencies, offices, editorships, increased responsibilities, and worries about our future occupations. Now that our college careers are over, careers crammed full with interesting activities that give us pleasant memories, we leave you, Mount Union, happy and satisfied. We have filled our niche and accomplished our task; we hope to have left the college somewhat better than we found it; we have not lacked for appreciation of friends and fine things; we have always tried to look for the best in others and to give the best of ourselves. May our achievements be an inspiration, our memory a benediction. | “Never do a thing second class 22

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1938 -1939 SOPHOMORE CLASS Bresident == — Marjorie Heaston Vice President .......... Edgar Bates Secretary... er Betty Wagenhals PPPCASUYeT pts ee Martin Lovell “Our road thru’ life is rough at times, With hills, that dip and rise. But this all helps our character— It needs the exercise.” FRESHMAN CLASS President. 2.7... Marjorie Waid Vice President William Alexander Secretary-Treasurer ...Jane Davis

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