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seniors The Class of 1955 had a very active year as they returned to campus in the fall to take over senior status. President Rich Davis led the class through their very eventful and successful year. Early in the fall, the senior class council sponsored a jazz concert which featured Cal Tjader and his mambo orchestra. As an added attraction of the concert the class presented Stan Wilson, famous guitar player, who performed in his usual manner and won the approval of all present. In late October the council sponsored their first sing of the year and used Inter-Sing-Tun) as the theme for the Halloween event. The sing was enjoyed by those attending, however, the group was small because this was the middle of knowledge testing time in the semester! Along with the other class councils, under the leadership of the Class Officers ' Board, the seniors helped sponsor and support the annual Santa Claus contest and Christmas Party for underprivileged children. The party proved to be very successful and found many happy children leaving the party with their much appreciated gifts. Occasionally throughout the year the council held informal meetings and three parties, which were observed in the traditional senior manner. They served as excellent mixers and a good time was had by all attending. The spring semester found the council concerned primarily with the preparation of the senior week activities. Sue Matthews and Hermie Lopez served as general co-chairmen of the week ' s events. The events and their chairmen held throughout the week were as follows: Baccalaureate, Corinne James and Sherrill Dobrowsky; President ' s Reception, June Hanson and Rosemary Meehan; Pilgrimage, Mary Rothganger; Ferry. boat Party, John Gerhart; Barbecue, Ted Johansen and Sylvia Swan; Men ' s Banquet, Chuck Stuart and Bruce Roessler; Women ' s Banquet, Barbara Clymer and Lou Curtis; Senior Ball, Rich Davis and Jerry Rowley: Breakfast, Bev Gleason and Fred Monroe. Other committees and their chairmen are as follows: Secretary, Irene Ruslender; Publicity, Mort Beebe and Carol Spiekerman; Privilege Cards-Tickets, Jim Van Noy and Gail Carroll; Queen Contest, Claude Rohwer; Finance, Jim Smith. and Senior Slogan, Charlene Walter. TOP TO BOTTOM: Rich Omit presenml; June Hanson, elet-Reeliclest: ROBBNY UMW, MU. ' treasurer; Jim Beni , yell lead... 28
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The Senior Peace (T) cc:enmities, Pictured Prof ably need paint remover to eradicate theenelres hem the Senile Mesh Beech if its I. Its [Waal state — met ' ie oleo paint. The seniors will be remembered in the annals of the University as Simply, class of but each member of the class will always keep in mind the part he played in living up to the class ' slogan: King for this Last Fling. They achieved a grand success socially and plans galore highlighted the council meetings. A Christmas party put everyone in the spirit of Christmas and spur-of-the.moment gatherings in Tilden after council meetings put everyone generally in the spirit. Many hours were spent in anticipation of Senior Week which lived up to all expectations and supplied a glorious finish to the last fling. Little green prOnlins kept this committee Sty until the SinlOr Bench was sanded down to nothing. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL FIRST ROW, left to riots: Roseate, Meehan, Rich Oasis, Jake Hamcm, Jim Sahib. SECOND ROW: Nanny Flynn, Mary Johnstone, Mary Rothgarom, Carol Nordloot, Diane Elliott, Carel Dye, Nancy RosMNld, Diane Drake, Lou Bishop, Roe Arric-kt, Aytek, Sandra Vcorhtd, Pat Brown. THIRD PtOW: Jim Van Noy, Eve Gate, Carol Wept ' , Michele 612min hien, Kay BeDarla, Barbara Baker, Marlene FOUR Smi th, SOrinne lintel, Norm; Lahti, Gail Carrell, FOURTH ROW: Bail Ruby, Denise DiHerding, Lois Matoshak, Dick Prosser, John Wet, Jim kunst Jeanne Hoppe, Dime Segel, Wilma Sicked, A die Headhill, Denise Star. FIFTH ROW: Joan Adams, Diane Wuxi Viral la Peek George Cake., Bill Fkdbrny, Pete Nutting, Pat Peterson, Poppy Ingram. SIXTH ROW: Chuck Stuart, Marlene crowd, Jerry Romley, Eddie Geode, Bruce Ronnie., Dare Perdergast, Barbara Cummings, itasmso Bedrosian, Mary Gores Patti Simmons, SEVENTH ROW: Al Penton, Pete Bonn, Gretchen Green, Bob Nelso n • Charles Dalarans, Henan Sherrill °ottani ea, sae Gusty, Mary inc SOutdcw1, Marnelle Will, Mary Devine. EIGHTH ROW: Ted Johardcn, Lit Bash, Sue Matthno, Jean Ceif.eniii Shirk, Stitt. 29
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