Wittenberg University - Witt Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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CLASSES From bewildered freshmen to sophisticated seniors . . . four short years . . . each passing more quickly than the last . . . starting with Freshman Or . . . then sophomore Bible . . . junior English . . . and senior philosophy . . . that’s how alumni are made . . . each class makes its particular contribution to campus life . . . the little red caps of the freshmen . . . the black mortar-boards of the seniors . . . each is part of a grand color scheme that makes a college campus . . . social life is also progres- sive . . . Freshmen Icebreaker . . . Sophomore Hop . . . Junior Prom . . . Senior Ball . . . only we pool them in a good old All-College . . . that’s democracy . . . class elections are al- ways exciting from a political standpoint . . . group rivalry has replaced the old-fash- ioned class competitions ... no more tug-a- wars over Buck Creek . . . perhaps the fresh- men class will be smaller next year. Pag? Tu'cnty-Tu-i

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CLASS OF FORTY-TWO Four years of grind produce men and women of the world, smooth and polished by a college education. This year’s class points with pride to one of the best sets of all-round people any college has seen—orators, journalists, actors, athletes, scientists, future min- isters, home ec-sperts, musicians. What lies ahead for them nobody knows. Most draft boards allowed seniors to finish, many will go into the army and navy and various phases of military service in June. Science majors will enter defense industries. The seniors rated nine of the eleven campus leaders selected by the student body in December. Outstanding is Don Endter, editor of the 1941 Wittenberger and Peg Hadde, Alma Mater. Kuusisto broke a precedent and succeeded himself as editor of the Torch. Lymangrover, Caton, and Reusswig excelled as super athletes. Sam Diehl goes to the ministry. McGregor, Bulkley, Renz are charming and outstanding senior women. Wickey and Weygandt are the career girls. Pauline Gott is the Sarah Bernhardt of the class, while Jane Voelker makes the piano keys talk. Brain-trusts like Albx-ight and Schreiber keep the class point-average high. It’s really quite an outfit, gifted and talented, prepared and ready with courage and determination to meet that which lies ahead. CLASS OFFICERS President.........Allen Lchmkuhl Vice-President................Sam Diehl Secretary...........Lois Ann Portz Treasurer...................Marie Liba Sergeant-at-Arms...Allan Kuusisto Page Twenty-Four