University of California Riverside - Tartan Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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lL. to r.J Row l: Lowery, C., Hunter, C., Phipps, J., Cole, F., Parrish, G., Hurst, S., Voiles, P., Dessery, E., Soria, G. Row 2: Klaue, L., Smith, C., Crum, A., Campbell, J., Newlin, B., Cunningham, J., Lewi, J., Riess, M., Whyte, D., Seeger, R., Mugrage, P. Row 3: Hogan, M., Haab, W., Patterson, L., Stewart, D., lhinger, M., Paslay, L., Cashore, S., Beistle, D., Main, L., Slekar, C. Row 4: Olmstead, W., Cowan, E., DeWolfe, W., Vasquez, T., Parlette, J., Sarvey, M., Thomason, P., Clardy, B., Bathurst, A., Stein- berger, M. Row 5: Woolfolk, R., O'Brien, B., Gavin, L., Stanton, J., Prey, D., Sederholm, L., Bennett, G., Hattery, W., Lofgren, K., Kniss, M., Radney, V. Row 6: Davis, T., Dalton, E., Latfoon, D., Nash, T., Briggs, C., Sjogren, R., Cangiano, R., Luko, J., Farrell, B., Dr. Lindeburg. lL. to r.J Row l: Anderson, J., Rockey, S., Ford, J., Walker, S., Hanson, J., Campbell, K., Amstein, l., Beatty D., Cummings, S., Clayton, V., Moreton, G., Adams, B., Tebbins, C., Cartwright, J., Wagner, M. Row 2 Krieger, R., Baugh, C., Glover, G., Linton, M., Louchard, S, Kehl, L., Siemienski, B., Dix, l., Cooley, M Gregory, B., Cowan, E. Row 3: Riess, M., Hurst, S., Beattie, G., Meriwether, W., Harris, K., Bruffy, D. Stevenson, B., Costanti, T., Bose, S., Hall, C. Row 4: Blount, G., Edwards, L., Walker, A., Voelker, G. Schnitzler, P., Field, C., Archibald, P., Taber, P., Holt, J., Larson, J., Hughes, R., Mullen, D., DeWolfe, W. Christian, S. Row 5: Demarke, J., Chamberlain, R., Hauger, L., Medlock, W., Westby, C., Castro, J., Inaba M., Griffin, R., Blackerby, B., Rogers, M. Row 6: Gray, K., Hannah, R., Hollis, R., Kornder, J., Tuck, C. Duncan, R., Dodd, R., Weeks, D., Webster, R., Shields, D,. Goodcase, D., Holland, P., Baker, W., Garnesy, S. Froelich, K., Hyde, D., Kay, G. 1 1 1

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Freshmen lL. to r.J Shields, D., President, Hearst, S., Secretary, DeWoIf, W., Vice-President. lt took the Freshmen one semester to get fully organized, but when they did they shifted into high gear and, under the able leadership of their class officers, really started rolling. They accomplished many things: in December they sponsored a basketball dance, in March a student directory sale-blue books containing the names, ad- dresses and phone numbers of every student on campus, a penny pitching booth for Scots-on-the-Rocks Day, in April a box lunch social, and in May a Luau - incident- ally, one of the most successful social events of the year. The Freshmen elected their officers at the start of the school year and, without exception, they remained in office throughout the second semester. They were as follows: Don Shields, President, Lynn Hale, Vice-Presi- dent, Sally Hurst, Secretary, Paddy Taber, Treasurer, and Bill Meriwether as Freshman Representative to the Executive Council.

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