Northland College - Wedge Yearbook (Ashland, WI)

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Fuller, Carlson, Williams, Gillam, Borup Bartholomew, lones, Giese, Hosselton, Schindler Matthews, loanis, Glidden, Vining, Kinne Barnes, Mathews, Anno, Schultz lunior Class l-listory ln September of 1936, one of the largest groups of Freshmen in Northland's history matriculated with the institution. lack Glidden was chosen to lead his classmates through that hectic first year of college life. ln class rivalry, we were not quite able to cope with our superiors, the Sophs.We did, however, distinguish ourselves in presenting an excellent student life and Freshman dance. We added to our laurels by becoming active in extra-curricular activities. The next year found most of us back as Sophs seeking revenge for our de- feats in class rivalry the year before. We were soon organized with the same class officers, headed by lack Glidden. We distinguished ourselves as the su- periors of the Frosh in all our interclass battles. Again the members of the class participated in all the campus organizations and clubs. This year, with lack Glidden as our president, we are closing another very successful year. Assuming the role of sedate luniors has made us look upon interclass rivalry as a thing of the past. As proof that we are now able to accom- plish greater feats, we present this Wedge to be a memento of the year l938-39. This has been a great task but we think it has been ably done with Lois Barthol- omew as editor-in-chief and lack Glidden as business manager. We hope to close our year's activities with a commendable lunior lvy Day program. Next year will bring the climax of our college careers, and we hope that our achievements will make us deserving of that lofty title, Seniors.