University of Minnesota School of Agriculture - Agrarian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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TI-IELMA NIARTIN, RICHARD MENDENHALL, LORETTA GABRIEL, STANLEY DECKER. The FI'ZSl'lITl6l1 Class ROMPTED by the desire for a higher education and the wish to prepare them- selves for agricultural problems of the future, the freshmen came here to take the practical courses in farming offered at the school of Agriculture. On October eighth the freshman class was organized and the following ofhcers were elected: Richard Mendenhall, president, Stanley Decker, vice-president, Loretta Gabriel, secretary, Thelma Martin, treasurer. Brown and orange were chosen as the class colors. Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Berggren were invited to become the Godparents of the class. At the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. mixer the freshmen made many new acquaintances among their classmates and the upper classmen. - The class took part in many of the school activities. On the cross country squad the freshmen were represented by Richard Mendenhall, Kenneth Carlson, and Arnold Nelson, in the wrestling class by Ernest Baughman, Eugene Thotland, and Earl Pearson, in the field meet, by Richard Mendenhall, Thelma Martin, Loretta Gabriel, Clifford Stavness, Irene Conoryea, Rose Cahanas, and Irene Mann. They were also represented on the student councils, in the dormitory self-government associations and in Dram- atics. As freshmen they have only begun. They aim in their junior and senior years to carry on the traditions of the school, which have been set by the previous classes, hoping not only to equal, but to excell all records for scholastic and athletic supremacy. , -RICHARD MENDENHALL. Page Sixly- four

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