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' uth Drentlau Robert Eckert Ruth Goldfarb Georgia Hageman Stanley Haiko lma Germond Richard Gibbons Ruth Hanser Rudy Helden Gordon Inglis Sixty-nine
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Frank Daniels Neuman Degler Richard Farnum George Fidel would always save our cuts until March ZISt. Green as we were, we cut indiscrimi- nately and were faced with two alternatives -eeither attending class or suspension. Now that we were Sophomores having run the gamut of finals successfully, we were no longer undignified hFroshh and be- gan to assume an air of importance. As Sophs we had a swell time watching Fresh- men squirm. But we, too, squirmed in the hotly contested greased pole fight in which we were decisively defeatedebut that is the usual thing trationalizationeGeneral Psy- chology m. Down came the white flag, and the Freshmen boys were automatically re- leased from rules. Newt Masson was elected as our President. Routine matters claimed our attention; classes, clubs, social functions, lectures, and athletic cbntests. As our au- thority to sponsor activities of size was lim- ited, it was impossible for us to gain much Sixtyeigbt Alphonse DeLuca Ray Forsberg Constance Donate Armand Francart recognition in any field of endeavor. How- ever, individual class members made their presence felt on the gridiron, baseball fxeld, basketball court, and in non-athletic extra- curricular activities; Newt Masson, Art Frie- berg, Dick Roberts, Ellen Mae Carlson, and Ruth Kupferer, to name a few. We, as Soph- omores, had the distinction of being very musically-minded. Besides having quite a few talented soloists, we had a number of good singers who formed a nucleus for the newly-founded A Cappella Choir. Again springtime rolled around; love was in the air; marks were getting lower and lower; iinally examination week saved us tfor a whiley But directly following that week was the week of weeks, Spring Week. All of us had a wonderful time for four full days, and thus formally ended our Sophomore year at the Meadowbrook to the tune of Gene Krupa and his marvelous band. Eilleen Downs Arthur Frieberg
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Ann Johansen Donald Johnson Joel Johnson Walter Johnson Hans Juergensen Anita Kaplan Smr'mty a , W .x ,1 qu $$$ng Priscilla Kinsey Beulah Lazaroff Eric Klar Dorothy Lewis
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