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.19 PAGE 10 O J sf' Q TECH EcHoEs X 1-lliii ffm X 1 Bark Row . Anderson, Nicholson, Ringstad, Martin, Brice, Thornberry, Meyer, Thomas, Lebo, Morgan, Wilson, Feldstein, Freel, Livermore. Front Row . H, Sievers, Woods, Stone. Trulsen, Fairclough, Forbes, M. Sievers. FI'2Sl'lITIdI'1 CIGSS C The freshman class met in Room 422 for their first meeting, September 27, 1934. Under the guidance of Pete Winkle, then student body president, officers were elected as follows: Lorn Kerr . . . . . . . . . . . President Helen Sievers . . Vice-president Betty Stone . . . . Secretary Howard Brice . . Business Manager Don Freel . . . ..... Athletic Manager Mr. J. W. Coombs ...... . . . Faculty Advisor A short time later, Lorn Kerr handed in his resignation and Jim Kirwan was elected in his place. After numerous social and entertainment committees were appointed, class activity started. A The annual Homecoming at Crystal Lake was supported wholeheartedly by the frosh. A committee of six were chosen to handle the weekly noon dances on the second floor: Then a turkey raffle was held to meet expenses for a proposed dance, which was later turned into a student body function. In November, the class took over one edition of the Techogram, edited by Dorothy Morgan. Randall Gore, a freshman, has held the position of editor of the paper during the spring. Members of the class on the staff are Dorothy Morgan, Jean Forbes, Alene Fairclough, Helene Trulsen, Lorn Kerr, Tom Drake, and Helen Woods. This spring the frosh had a booth featuring dart throwing at the Tech show. A few second termers are holding student body offices this term, and jim Kirwan and Craig Reese are yell leaders.
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