University of Wisconsin Stevens Point - Horizon / Iris Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

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Back Row—Kowalski. Parkinson. Fryk. H. Jones. Neqard. Mozuch. Edwards. Speidel Middlo Row—Ross. R. Smith. H. Firkus. Glaza. J. Smith. Genrich. Flood. Rustad Front Row—Jacobson. Barthols. Vincent. Rufi. Cowles. Milton. M'Laughlin Kopitzke Juniors Back Row—Brosseau. Splitek. Price. Hardrath. Pejsa. Lane. Rademacher. Felker Front Row—C. Firkus, A. Kolloy. Dopp. GiU. Jones. Murphy. Wiecxorek 28

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Behind the scenes of the junior prom—highlight of a junior's year. Class of 1947 The Junior class has its goal of three years of college completed and now on the threshold of professional careers its members look back at their past years of work and play with pleasure and look ahead to their climaxing year with eagerness and anticipation. Revival of the Junior Prom was a gala affair and the entire college agreed with the Junior's theme that It's Been a Long. Long Time. The ambition of this lively group has kept and will continue to keep the campus organizations proud of the Juniors. OFFICERS Led to right: Rustad. secretary; Dopp. treasurer; Ruii. vice-president; Pejsa. president 27

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Are all sophomores this studious? Class of 1948 Amid the hurry and hustle of classes and activities, the sophomores have never let any grass grow under their feet. Going another step up on the ladder of education gave them the comforting feeling of Now, we're getting somewhere! Active in almost every division and orga- nization on the campus, the sophomores proved that they were worthy of promotion. Eight students representing their class presented a radio skit for the Mardi Gras. In College Theater, Radio Workshop. Pointer, Iris, music, art and forensics, the sophomores keep forging ahead, eager to take the next step up. OFFICERS Loft to riahl: Kostka. secretary; Larson, vice-president; Mellin. president; Loberq. treasurer 29 1