Arbutus . kin seasonwas over, Cunny was quietly elected to be the president ofthe class, and he has done things this year. In the gymnasium,Hipskind, Capt. Berndt and Barnhart formed the backbone ofthe varsity basketball team. Munkelt, also a member of the 1911Freshmen five, will be heard from next year. On the track,Oakley, James and Weybright did their share of winning baseball team was also compelled to fall back on us, andBerndt, Howard, Winters, Underwood and the others all con-tributed their best efforts to the diamond. Behr, Shake andWood (the latter two Junior Laws) made th
Arbutus . kin seasonwas over, Cunny was quietly elected to be the president ofthe class, and he has done things this year. In the gymnasium,Hipskind, Capt. Berndt and Barnhart formed the backbone ofthe varsity basketball team. Munkelt, also a member of the 1911Freshmen five, will be heard from next year. On the track,Oakley, James and Weybright did their share of winning baseball team was also compelled to fall back on us, andBerndt, Howard, Winters, Underwood and the others all con-tributed their best efforts to the diamond. Behr, Shake andWood (the latter two Junior Laws) made themselves heard fromthe platform. The class, as a whole, especially the girls, gaveloyal support to every movement around the school, and theyare not through yet, so wherever one sees a tan sombrero, with ared band, he will know its wearer as a member of 111;11 enterpris-ing and famous class which will be Freed from the confines ofthe University in nineteen hundred and eleven. D. L. B. 69 The Freshmen Class. President I )eadma President—Samuel Deadman I ice-President—Herman WilkeSecretary—Ethel Byrum Treasurer—Glen Worthington Yell Leader—John Mellett Colors—Crimson and Old Gold Freshmen Dance Chairman, Will Moore Eva SchwinnMargaret Latham Bess Williams Yell We can, we canWhip them , Freshmen,Nineteen Twelve. Elizabeth MainesPaid Davis John Mellett 70 Class of Nineteen =Twelve We were born September 22, 1908, and have been gettingour eyes opened ever since. Prescribed English, prescribedmathematics, prescribed foreign languages, prescribed oppres-sion by the upper-classmen and prescribed ignorance of ourexistence, on the part of the faculty, have all served to in-ure us to the pleasures of Indiana University life. When wefirst saw what was coming to us, we yelled with all our pristinevigor, and we have occasionally let out a whoop since. In themain, however, we are fairly respectable citizens. On September 29 we met and elected our class De
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