University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Nineteen-Thirty-One W Collom Mutll Berwanger Breese St arick Grischy Haas Charles Allin Soesbe Carlson Whitesides Porter Ballantyne Balastru Nan HELEN BREESE Vice Presidenf 19 Arata Brown Eichert Barsdale Wallace Dickerson Oexman Lance

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Executwe Board The Cincznnatzan Porter Collom Muth Berwanger Breese Soesbe Ballantyne Balastra Grisclly Q Charles Dickerson Oexman Officers WILLIAM BERYVANCER ............ . . . .' . HELEN BREESE ...... NIARY Lou COLLOM .... CARL MUTH ...... Brad Allin Clarence Arata Violet Balastra Rosalie Ballantyne Ray Barsdale William Berwanger Helen Breese Morton Brown Members Gunnar Carlson C. Chester Charles Mary Lou Collom Ruth Dickerson Mildred Eichert Paul Grischy Victor Haas Roy Lance The Executive Violet Balastra Rosalie Ballantyne William Berwanger Helen Breese Chester Charles Mary Lou Collom MARY LOU COLLOM Secreia ry 18 . . . . . . .President . . . . . Vice-President . . . . . . .Secretary . . . . .Treasurer Carl Muth Robert Nau Ruth Oexman Harry Porter Earl Soesbe Herbert Starick George Wallace Lawson Whitesides Board of Student Council Earl Soesbe Ruth Dickerson Paul Grischy Victor Haas Carl Muth Ruth Oexman Harry Porter

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The Cincinnatian PERHAPS POETIC JUSTICE seppiember Comes to Mcllflicken - ind with September comes the horde of lads and lasses fro- Withrowx' and Hughes, from Long Island, N. Y., and Mountain City, Tenn. Old McMicken, smiling in the ln- clian Summer sunshine, welcomes them. Bright eyed fresh- IIICIT, eager and expectant, sophomores proudly display- ing hfigilance badges, juniors who don't care a hell of a lot, and seniors who do--seniors who may never again feeltthe thrill of September coming 'round the corner. Senibrs who envy freshmen. Freshmen who envy seniors. Something about the first few days of a college year mak' them seem to belong to freshmen. Though the frosh look up to upper classmen, the whole world smiles down on tl em. W' e like freshmen. They are gay to extravagance. They are wise, too. They don't accept the gestures of so- phist cation for anything more than gestures. They know that ife holds gallantry and fear as well as gay folly. So Old McMicken, soon to take its place among the thing that were, smiles once more on vivacious young thing who are befuddled by the glorious red tape of reg- istration, and helpful but knowing sophomores with an eye tqward rushing. Ah, Time the resistless, works subtle changes in us! Letlus dance, study, and dance again for tomorrow we may gtraduate. l r l i One may go Delta Zeta, another may let the Zeta Tous ribbon her, but right now they are too excited about registering and about being photographed to think much. Or to even think. Can you imagine a pretty female like this registering in the Engine school? But then can you imagine a Chi 0. doing am-'thing you expect her to?