Woodrow Wilson Junior College - Profile Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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FffiST ROW. SEATED: Ann Babcock, Flora I. Bates, Mabel Zinn, Patricia Knapp, Mary Tuohy, Lorene Johnstone. SEC- OND ROW. STANDING: M. Murray, R. H. Wilkins, B. Ream. X r V iHaKs ' ' U rn ■Es l 1 1

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GlaU OlIflceM STANDING (left to right): George Dahlin, senator; Jean Johnson, senator; Elizabeth Johnson, sena- tor; Lawrence Doyle, senator. SEATED: Sara Aronberg, secre- tary; Leonard Rifas, president; Jean Hartwick, vice-president. Sophomore A The graducrting clas s of any year is con- sidered by those who hove and those who haven ' t — graduated — to be the most interesting. After two years of life at Wilson, these stu- dents face the challenging world. While some will go on to senior college, others will find themselves a place in the business world. The class elected Lenny Rifas as president; Jean Hartwick, vice-president; Sara Aronberg, secretary; and Irwin Hirsch, treasurer. Their senators were George Dahlin, Lawrence Doyle, Elizabeth Johnson, Jean Johnson, and Sam Maragos. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Marvin Laser, the class has gone forward with a crammed program of activities. The Prom Committee, Norma Geffin chairman, has scheduled the Lake Shore Athletic Qub as the site for this event. The Class Day Committee, ' under Phyllis Chiapetti, planned a luncheon at International House. The Ring and Pin Committee, with chairman George Stefanopolos, and the Class Gift Committee, under Blanche Stein and Alma Jachera, are both working to give the graduates and Wilson itself a lasting remembrance of the class of ' 41. In addition, an outing was planned with Palos Park as the location. All in all, this year ' s crop of Sophomore A ' s has been hard to beat. From Sigma Beta Pi to the Profiie and back again to Timi and the Junior Staff, the Sophomore A ' s have proved their merit. pimmfmmmmm