Wilmington College - Wilmingtonian Yearbook (Wilmington, OH)

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EaY. 4 1 SSS eb ce NIN SG Honor Students These students were chosen by the following care- fully worked out formula: Scholarship, 50 per cent. Student Activity, 20 per cent. (a) Christian Association. (b) Literary or Musical. (c) Athletics. (d) Greek letter organization or clubs. (e) Executive positions held. Popularity, 5 per cent. Personality, 15 per cent. Attitude, 10 per cent. The members of the Senior class who hold the highest scholastic record for their four years in college are as follows: Men Women Weaver G. Willia mson Thelma M. Kurry William Irvin Harriet Farquahar Robert EH. Hadley Kthel Slade 551 ‘ (

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VAS Siem eJ SIINS Honor Students Everett C. Dabe Thelma M. Kurry

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T.74 8 SSS teh ge SIIN SG As Defined by a Professor A Freshman is a sophisticated college novice temporarily dis- guised in a cloak of. verdancy. A Sophomore is the official Freshman intimidator. A Junior is an individual who has acquired a serious attitude toward classes and activities. A Senior is an animated dignitary about to receive a sheepskin neatly labeled ‘‘to let.” As Defined by Webster A Freshman is one in the rudiments of knowledge. A Sophomore is the next distinct appellation to a Freshman. A Junior is on the third year of a four year college course. A Senior is one more advanced in dignity and rank.