Wayne State University - Griffin Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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. . . g'Students, your four years lie ahead of you. Remember, Wayne has much to offer-it's up to you to profit by it. Become acquainted with your pro- fessors. Form good study habits. Enjoy extra-cur- ricular activities. Learn the school songsf, . . . Our Freshman Days were highlighted by a pep-talk by Art Stringari, then president of the Inter-fraternity Council. We were'g'oriented via the class method. Our victory over the Sophs in class games proved conclusively what we already knew-that we were good! We were guided in those days by Dr. Charles Spain, vice-president of the University, and Dr. Albertus Darnell, Dean of Liberal Arts College. Unsuspectingly deluged with' queens, we were forced to choose between our own top beauties, Shirley Parker, Shirley Ann Brown, and Shirley Neipothg Miss Wayne U. Betty ,lankeg and Home- coming Queen Lillian Cryzanka. The standout personality to visit the campus was petite Jessica Dragonette, who thought our rug- ged football end Bob Joslyn cute. So did several hundred other girls. PAGE II-the blue bool: be