Western Union College - Pilot Yearbook (Le Mars, IA)

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Pagr 56 ANGELINE PUETZ Le lVIa1's, Iowa Rox' ,lol-INSQN Newman Grove, Nebraska Excelsior 'PA UL1NE RITER Seney, Iowa Deczuneronian joe 'IIENTINGER Le IVIars, Iowa Excelsior IVIARVEI, Monwz Remsen, Iowa Decameronian IVIINNIE BUETZER Oregon, Al.IlSS0lll'l Excelsior AL1eE'Pn3mzR Iowa Falls, Iowa ERNEST Puzvmx Iowa Falls, Iowa

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7 - l 1 l il., 41,1 1 I I 11 f Sophomorcu' Ufhore Piciures Do Not Iiflflflll' in the PILOT HAROLD GRALAPP . Le Mars, Iowa HERBERT HENRICKSEN . . Alton, Iowa NORB'IAN JORGENSON . Correctionville, Iowa NOEL THOMPSON . . . Roland, Iowa VVORTI-IY SOPI-IS No better characterization of the Sophomore class could be sketched than by citing one of its most compelling personalities, Ralph Streyffeler. VVhen the ohicers were chosen to direct the progress of the class, Ralph was voted to head them as president. In addition to being energetically engaged in social and religious activities on the campus, Ralph very efficiently held a position on the football squad. On November 21, the Marooii and Gold went to Nlitchell, South Dakota, for an encounter with the Wesleyfans. During the well fought second period of the game a South Dakota player in an attempt to block Ralph, threw him at such an angle as to break his leg. The break was not a minor one and the result was nine weeks in the hospital at Nlitchell. The student body manifested its sentiments when Ralph returned January 22, by assembling at his home to greet him. Five weeks more had to be spent in bed before he could use crutches and resume his college activities. He was missed by numerous organizations as well as individuals and was readily welcomed again into the activities of W. U. C. Throughout his misfortune and the consequences Ralph exhibited those characteristics worthy of Commendation: stamina, unfailing amity, uncomplaining endurance climaxed with a sense of keen humor. The Sophomores are indeed justified in feeling fortunate and proud that Ralph is one of the Class of '32. Page 58