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Page 32 text:
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-.« jgnvpiF ' . l;lrklul . Hiirkf. Jt-ncks. M. Aii(lrev CLASS OF 1947 Sophomores swung into their second year at the University in styk ' by being co-sponsors with tlie junior class for the tirst joint soplio- more-junior ])i ' oni in the s chool ' s liistory. Betsy Haughton and Robert McCuIlongli were so];)lio- niore co-chairmen for the event, assisted 1) ' Barbara Abraliamson, Kdna Fleming, Kemi)ei- Aleri ' iam and Fred Fadell. The class also sponsored a campus night under the direction of Betty Lou Bellman, chairman; Jeanne Eddy, Mary Kennedy, Chai ' les Koejjke, and James Britsch. The Fac- ulty-student tea was plamied by PhylHs Damni and Eobert May, co-chairmen; Maiy Beth Scheehle, Dorothy Xan Williams and I ' livllis ( ' otner. Rosalee Lewis and Koliei ' t Lew, co- chairmen, woi-ked with Anne Beeler, Doris My- ers, Bai-bai-a Wallers, I ' aul Reger and Mary Novick in ai ' i-anging a class mixer. Publicity was under the direction of Don .Mueller and Katlicrine Winsinger, co-chairmen, witli the hel]) of Virginia Bi ' and, Marian IIow- ington and Mai-y Jay. Class ofificers were Bai-bai-a Jencks, presi- dent; (Jloria Bni-ke, -iee i)i-esideut ; Louise Markhus, secretary; and Marjorie Andrews, treasure!-. Rejjresentatives to Student Council were Richard Green and Jeanne Marie Muntz. 28
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Caught chatting at the Christmas t ' onnal -were Dean Katherine Easley, Collegian Editor Dolores Mack, Pres- ident Philip C. Nash, and Mr. Harrv T. Breck. Even at the Christmas Formal one can ' t dance all the time, as these conples demonstrate. Bnt on the other hand, it .s fnn to dance at a dance (and to drink cokes, too). 17
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students at tlic L ' liivcrsily of To- ledo can i-clax as well as anyoiu ' . iSorority woiiicii usually jji-cfcr to let their hail ' down in tiicir ajjart- nu ' iits — as these Ciii Onie a mem- bei ' s are doing liere. Fraternity men, on llie otlier hand, ]tiay away their Snnda} ' a! ' - lernoons at howling, among other things. And regai ' dless of theii- (h ' eek affiliations, all students enjoy danc- ing in the Kocket Room during lunch hour — oi- anv tinu ' it ' s open. 29
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