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iHlllINIHH OU should have seen it when. . . was the phrase which reminisc- ing upper-classmen so often quoted to wondering Freshmen when the Class ol Forty-eight first settled on campus. We thought the university wasn't hall bad as we found it, yetour eyes were always Focused upon that land of lost content about which we had heard so much during the war. Accordingly, our activities were, from the beginning, directed toward bringing campus life baclc to a normal status quo. Because organization on the River Campus was ditticult to attain with the ever-changing group of civilians and Navy men, the Princesses of Forty-eight were forced to assume a major part of class activities for two years. Snow Brawls, May weelcend, and novelty dances were enthusiastically restored by a class unusually rich in leadership, congeniality, and cooperation. OFFICERS President ...,.. Vice President. Secretary ...... Treasurer ...... ...... Social Chairman ....... Song Leader. . . 22 Lillian Dyott .,.. . . . 4 Carolyn Zellner . . . , Helen Brinsmaid Helen Urbelis Ferol Montgomery Nancy Green
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Sealed-S. Phillips, R. Ecslmcn, R. Love, R. Plosscowe, H, Strohson Standing-T. Burden, J. Korpeck, 1. Phillipson. G. Harris, G. Schaefer, L. Young, G. Brown. Q1
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HISS OFFICERS President ..,4... , .......... Frank Walter . . , . .William Coyne Secretary ...., Treasurer ........ .... R obert Page Social Chairman. , . . . .George Gelser OW that we are about to begin our last year at the University ol Rochester, we find that our dreams have, to a great extent, been realized, for a balance and union once more exist between the two campuses. True, our ages and outloolcs may differ somewhat, yet we are grateful for the experience of normal college life which is at for the friendships we might otherwise have missed. Next June, when we have we shall be able to loolc baclc, last ours and completed our Four years and graduation comes all too soon, with nostalgia, perhaps, but with deep satisfaction, upon those happy highways where we went and cannot come again. 23
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