University of Toledo - Blockhouse Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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THE CLASS

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the various departments and colleges, in fraternities and sororities, athletics, dramatics, and many others. As a result of the general elections held late in the second semester last year, the following people were chosen to guide the destiny of the Sophomore Class: Ray Rupp, president, Helen Heiner, vice-president, Alice Williams, secretary, and jack Strig- gow, treasurer. The Sophomore representatives to the Student Council were Haljennings and Lucille Hammontree. Appearing as a welcome variation from the monotony of the classroom, the Sophomore Prom, held on january 25, was a huge success, and helped erase the harrassed looks on many students' faces following the final examination period of the first semester. Lew Waterman's Orchestra furnished excellent music for the dancers, under the direction of Whitie Gobrecht. The com- mittee in charge consisted of Dean St. Clair, chairman, and Mary- ellen Schneider, janet Boyer, Betty Lee, Eleanor Horn, Howard White, Franz Arend, and James Baskin. As this edition of the Blockhouse goes to press, the majority of our sophisticated Sophomoresn will cast off the unpretentious cloak of the underclassman, and don the regal and learned robes of the upperclassman, marking the attainment of the halfway mark in their college careers. Striggow, Wfilliams. Heiner, Rupp.

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OF 1937