Waynesburg University - Mad Anthony Yearbook (Waynesburg, PA)

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JACK LONDON DON KILLEN WAYNESBURG'S CONTRIBUTION TO aa 2 f A0 5 A0 Among Students in American Universities and CoIIeges RICHARD MORGAN WILLIAM AULD GEORGE THOMAS HELEN FRENCH HOWARD GRIFFIN I RALPH GARRISON TERESA DAMICH CLARA CUNNINGHAM

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PHIL HARBAUGH President, Class of '47 Since this is the first Mad Anthony to leave the presses since 1942, it seems only fitting that something should be said for the classes that have graduated in the intervening years-those classes who weathered the war years and reached the days of cap and gown victoriously. We do here pay tribute to those classes and pray that memories of Waynesburg may always be deeply engraved upon their minds. Since it is impossible for us to have pictures of all these classes, we have limited our scope to the class of 1947, and, in picturing a few of these graduates, hope to in some way show our deep respect for our forbears. The class of 1947 is one that cannot be for- gotten by we who knew them. They made themselves quite evident on campus by hard work and gallant service. You may ask who these people were. Well, there was Claire Baily, editor of the Yellow Jacket, May Queen, English maior, and an all-round good worker, there was Phil Harbaugh, president of his class, resident of Walton Hall basement, and the boy who brought Johnny Long to Waynesburg, there was Jean Himes, math major, practice teacher, and Y. W. worker, then there was William Moe Moreland, football, English maior, associate edi- tor of the Cardinal, and the big dog of Hanna Hall, Henry Herk Fury, football, and High Mogul of Hanna Hall, Earl McAdams, practice teacher Cfcm of 7947 and class wit, Rosalie Barretta, president of Y. W., Alpha Gamma Theta and barber for Sayers Hall, Dottie Jones and Dora Dusenberry, two cute misses from Mapletown, Alice Michaelson, Ginny Kaltenborn, Dorie Jack, Helen Shultz, class song- bird, Marion Scovy Scoville, Peggy Powell and Joyce Orndoff, the two inseparables, Vic Behm and Emily Minor-we seldom saw them apart, Gail Virgin, long to be remembered for fine seamstering, Peg Walch, president of Sigma Tau Delta, Lou Ann Hoffman and Ginny Abraham, Ed Fedor, John Ciavarra, Mary Stewart, Marge Hughes, Sam Morton, Pauline Carpinelli, honor student and lab instructor Bill Ankrom, Judy Schetter, Erschel Yoders, Bill Wetzel, Joe lvan, Lucy Jane Clawson, John Piatt, Ruth Mueller, and many, many others too numerous to mention but nevertheless important members of the class of '47. They were grand kids and we wish them all the success in the world in the work which they are now doing and success in everything that they may choose to do throughout the coming years. DON Kll.l.EN President Student Body - 1947