University of Toledo - Blockhouse Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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SEDVHDR 0 1934

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QQBLOCKHOUSE HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1934 0 O the class of 1934 falls the honor of being the first class to enter and leave the new University Hall. Our class began in the old Nebraska Avenue building, where we elected Don Appel president. assisted by Virginia Storm, Jack Taylor, and Spencer Northrup. Under the chairmanship of Dick Brayton, the Freshman Dance was a huge success. We were not long in the old building, however, and in our Soph- omore year. Robert Florian, Virginia Storm, Charlotte Kepner and Donald McLean were chosen to guide our class' destiny. The out- standing social event of the year was the Sophomore Dance held at the Trianon with Norton Heywood as chairman. We returned to the University in 1953, proud of the fact that we were upper-classmen at last. and worthy of assuming a position of leadership in University affairs under the capable guidance of Donald McLean, Fay Lang, lrene Trautwein and Marlen Schwach- enwald. The most important event of the year was the annul Junior Prom, given during the Christmas holidays at the Trianon. The committee consisted of Madison Dean. Catherine Houston, Char- lotte Kepner, Helen Davis, Carl Kumpe. James Montgomery and John Sheridan. Now, as Seniors, we have elected to guide us through our last year, Robert Baumgartner as president .... Other officers include lrene Trautwein. Harold Ducket, and Katharine Blanchard. Among the important social events of the year were the Senior Banquet and the Senior Prom on May ll at the Trianon. with Don Appel chairman. With genuine regret we come to graduation and the end of our university days with its many resulting friendships among the fac- ulty and students. We are at the cross-roads, each to go his or her way in search of success. SENIOR FAREWELL 0 lt is with a feeling of deepest regret that we leave the University, filled with the happy mem- ories of four years of work, study, and activities, and with wishes of success for the administration and the ensuing classes. The world has issued a challenge to the college graduate, and we will do well to follow the examples of determination and leadership as shown by President Nash and our late friend and president. Henry J. Doermann. lt is fitting also, since we are the last to graduate who entered the old University, that we thank the people of Toledo who made it possible for us to have such a fine, new building in which to study. Farewell. ROBERT B. BAUMGARTNER. President of the Senior Class, l.'i1934-j -24-