Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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Virginia ValenTine, Bob CauTTman, Margie Wilkinson, Marge Murray NOT yeT Seniors, no longer in The Sophomore sTage, Juniors oTTen Tincl iT hard To geT inTo The swing oT Things. This year, however, wiTh so many radical changes, There was Ii++Ie class disTincTion and The Juniors had no cliTTiculTy in enTering inTo campus and warTime acTiviTies. Bob, Val, anol The oTher class oTTicers helped keep The ball rolling and smooThed The way Tor The coming year. . .. 7 ' 'fr' i'm11?'H V i 1 K is f, mm. mv-a,.xM 1 v .,5..::E, - fi ., , , , ,fi . - T ' , if ., if , Hr, ',fz.,4 .:.:g ., I. 7 My',., ,Y .-, ' W . 1 ,-ffiwg .-my M. - , f . ua. 1 i'1M,...m Q- mmug, we Q Q, pry iw WT 3

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? we Br' PaT Phelan, Treas.: Lola HE- Padan, vice-pres.: Ells- : w'::.f'2e.. - -, 353-,QQ-fgg worTh STeclqleln, pres.: mvxz-x-'bfxfgymi Blanche PaTTon, sec.: man. , , , 4 ga-eased 135 3 Wav U -W ,. dem Bfimgfs- SE IN NUMBER V Miss Rice and her pracTice-Teacher group Perhaps Tewer in number-yes, buT The sTrong class spiriT This group had developed as Treshmen remained. To Them, The lasT class To see an enTire year aT college wiThouT inTluence oT war, The changes oT The lasT seven semesTers were more pronounced. As June approached, and wiTh iT graduaTion, ThoughTs oT many were Turned backwards in review oT Their Tour years aT WhiTTier Col- lege. CenTer oT all aTTenTion aT Freshman Week noT so long ago, iT was hard To believe The Time had come To march To The Amphi- TheaTer in caps andgowns. Since iT was The lasT academic year Tor many, The seniors made The mosT oT iT. Under The leadership oT EllsworTh STecklein, presidenT, They kepT old TradiTions alive in The midsT oT necessary innovaTions. g EsTher Boyle, soc. chair-