University of Toledo - Blockhouse Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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SOPHOMGRE CLASS The major social function which was given by the Sophomore class during the past year was the Sophomore dance. The dance is an annual affair which was held at the Naval Armory, Saturday, February 27, from 9:00 to l :0O. jerry DePrisco's Band played for the dance which was Called Two in Rhythmf 'lo Ann McKinney and Charles Kirschner were co-chairmen of the dance assisted hy Shirley Boehringer, Dick Lininger, Ann Lindsay, Ron Turner, Betty Henderson, jerry Davis, Polly Collins, Russ Saclqman. Nan Wiilker, and Don Rettig who were co-chairmen of the various committees. As Ll result of the various campus activities, every- one will agree that there are many future leaders as well as numerous prosprctiye members of Blue Key and Peppers. Treasurer bilflllfy Carolyn Newman

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JUNIOR CLASS The junior class of 1955-1054 Cam be VC1'Y 1H1'OL1'-l of their achievements this past year. ln tl1C llflflllill spring elections, the following officers were elected: Larry Zaft, prsidcntg P.u1l Wfinslow- vice-presidentg Ann Hagerty, secretary, and Barbara Mulligan, treasurer. Barbara was also chosen to reign as queen over fll-1' homecoming celebrations by the entire male student body. Another -lunior, Darlene Lambert, was elected as Pershing Rifle Honorary Captain for 1955. XVho's Wfho in American Universities and Colleges has in its enrollment the following members of our class, of whom we are very proud: jane Fenn, Alice Fosnight. Carol l-luffer, Dave Keller, Ramona Leininger, Donna Bonn Reiter, and jane Smilax, while Blue Key tapped two of our bright juniors, Dominic Bruno and joe Areddy. These are some of the highlights, along with the .innual gl-I-lop held in the l:1te spring, which we feel gives the junior class of '55-'5-4 it place in the sun at Toledo University. President Vi Lawrence Zaft ce-President Paul Winsloxx' -eq. Treasurer YCMUIY Barbara Mullignn Ann Huulfb f35l

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FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshmen's first big event of the year was the election of class officers, which took place soon after the fall term opened. After two weeks of campaigning, primaries and elections, the victors were: james Brun- skill, presidentg Dick Ott, vice-presidentg Sue Kahel, secretaryg Marcia Widmer, treasurerg Mary Collum, women's representative to councilg and Dave Willeyf, men's representative to council. The Freshmen made plans to have the Rocket Room of the Student Union redccorated with the crests of all the organizations, The Freshman class also spon- sored a dance late in the spring for the whole campus, which showed that a lot could be expected in the years to follow from this year's Freshman class. P l' e sident james Brunskill Vice-President Dick Ott Treasurer Marcia Widmer Secretary Sue Kabel l27l N.