University of Puget Sound - Tamanawas Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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We entered CPS as, just another war-time class, our ranks sadly lacking in man power. However, 'we still had spirit and ambition. Before Matriculation day we had planned a dance, Pilgrim's lDance, which proved to be a success. In the Stunt Night and Freshmen Play performances we showed the upperclass- men that we had talent. In spite of the fact that we had to abandon the regular rivalries between the Freshmen and Sophomores that year, we still kept up our green beanie spirit. Four of our class were on the first-team basketball that year. As Sophomores we revived an old tradition this year: or rather enforced it. With the Frosh in such evidence we saw to it that they were properly respectful to upperclassmen by wearing CLASS of '48 Dick Eckert. Sergeant-at-arms: Marian Tregoning, Secretary: Peggy Rough, President: June Larson, Vice-President: Clair Candler, class representative. their green beanies. This was a big step in rehabilitating our campus to pre-war activities. One of the outstanding social events of the Hrst semester was the barn dance given by our class, 'the I-Iayseed Hi-Jinx which was held in the gym. Teamed with the Seniors, we took top honors in the Victory Bond Drive. Reviving another tradition, we participated in the Frosh-Soph tug-of-war on Campus Day . . . and won! As Freshmen we had Shirley Ostlund, John Scupen. Clair Candler, and Charles Morris as officers. Carol Todd was our representative to Central Board. This year we have had Peggy Rough, President: June Larson, Vice-President: Marian Tregoning, Secretary: Dick Eckert, Ser- geant-at-arms: and Clair Candler as Class Rep- resentative. Q 1- -I' if 'J