Northland College - Wedge Yearbook (Ashland, WI)

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let Rdw: WJ Biglow, J.Bc;;1cher, E. Bardill, E. Huun, D. Borowick, F. Albrecht, D. Buckman. 2nd Row: M. Johnson, M. Eisner, D. Fenzel, M. Ferkovich, E. Emerick, M. Fisk, D. Crosland. 3rd Row: K. Daniels, R. Forgie, J. Anderson, G. Fry, XV, Johnson. R. Coey, M. Carlson, H. Johnson. x rlst Row: R. .Nyberg, K. Martingon; rLucky, L. StAaer, R. Werner, K. Konkol. 2nd Row: V. Penn, J. Squires, J. Liljequist, B. Suminski. 3rd Row: D. Waste, S. Simon, J.K1att, J. Boucher, D. Sukanen, J. Muelling, C. Stemm, E. Perrin.

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Junior Class History When the class of ,48 entered these portals as green iiFreshies,l we were only' twenty-nine strong but full of enthusiasm. In spite of this at roll call second semester only twenty voices answered. Four of our six men had been called to service and by June our class was composed entirely of girls. As Sophomores we were seventeen girls, just a little bit discouraged at the outlook of another manless year but much to the delight of all when second semester rolled around we had acquired nine husky ex-G. Ils. Things began to happen then and we sponsored the first formal dance since 1941. In May we took the Freshmen for a drink in the creek when we over-powered them in the annual Tug of War. In September, 1946, we started out as twenty-eight, and with the beginning of second semester we adopted two more to make us an even thirty. We pledged ourselves torthe hetterlnent of the student lounge and contributed ten large ash- trays which were products of our own labor. The publication of the Wedge was our principle project of the year. We as a class look back on three prosperous years and look forward in an- ticipation to our final year. May it he one of which we can be proud. .3

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;. .4 Sophomore Class History h W76 entered our college career full of enthusiasm for things to come. Our Freshman year was packed full of parties, dances, and the usual round of social events. The year was ended with the Tug-O-War in the ravine where seven of our strongest men were taken by surprise by the Sophs and landed in the creek. This year we started out with a few of last years members absent and a few new faces were present. On November lst we sponsored and alI-school Halloween Dance at the Eaglds Ball Room. Throughout the year our class contributed to the social life of the campus by active participation. OFFICERS President .................... V. .. .. L. Jack Boucher Vice President ........................................................ Kenneth Konkol Secretary - Treasurer ................ . .................... Dorothy Sukanen ., Adviser ..................................................................... Dr. M. Sharp