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PRESIDENT Eugene Rook VICE-PRESIDENT Raymond Duncan SECRETARY Steve Abramson SOVHOMORE CLASS Gone are the rat caps, pig-tails, air-raids, and Pig-Alley . . . Remember? Our fate has been altered by world conditions, too. Many of the familiar faces are gone . . . those who formed a foundation for our teams and clubs. But from our class have come college leaders, too. Scholarship maintenance has been one of our proudest achievements. Sure, we have lost men — hut not our spirit. Although activities have been curtailed, those who remain will carry on the stand- ards of our class. We look fearlessly into the future. J Mil
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PRESIDENT Norman Tarr VICE-PRESIDENT Robert Horsfield SECRETARY Jean Horne JUNIOR CLASS Peg would like to introduce the Junior Class : Timid as freshmen? No — Taking everything in stride we have produced leaders in every branch of college activity. We stormed through our first year at Washington College and firmly anchored ourselves. As we progressed our numbers became fewer and more compact, but we went ahead. Now as Juniors we have found ourselves shouldering larger tasks and leading the college. As the guiding hand we have usurped senior privileges and look forward with hope and conviction as we take our places in the Upper Level.
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FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENT William Mullineaux VICE-PRESIDENT Barbara Brittain SECRETARY James Emerson Arrived, and how??? With high hopes and green looks we came. We were younger than former classes hut had the same convictions and ideals. Freshman Week sped into studies . . . and with something of a regret we missed ratting. Caps and buttons advertised our lowly status, however. Using the back door of Bill Smith, Keeping Off the Sacred L, and bowing to the upperclassmen were our duties. The inevitable loss of men hit us as well as the other classes . . . but we still carry on. In clubs, athletics, and fraternities we will bear our burdens and show the way. With the sorrows and successes of the freshman year past, we await our future on the Hill.
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