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MARY SUSAN STROW Hi,/ory-Fren,h Baltimore. Maryland Forest Park HighSchool Della SiGma Kappa. Treasurer Z. J; As.adale Edilor Ih. Jug Viu-Pre;sidenl 4; Inler-Cluo Coul1cil 4; "Aloha" Copy Gold Bug Reporle, 2; News Edilor 3; Edilor- in,Chief 4; Y. w_ C. A. /, 2. 4; ColI.ge Sunday School 2; Philomalheon Literary Soddy t, 2. 3; Debalor I; Shak.,- pear. Club 3. Presidenl 4; L. Cerci. Francai. t. z. 3.4; Internltliona/ Relation, Club, Secrdary_Treo,urer 4; Choir I. Z, 3. 4; Glee Cluo t, 2. 3; Norment Speerh Conleslal1ll; Varsity D.ba'" 3; Curriculum R.utsian Committee. Secro/ary 3: W. A. A. t. 2, 3. 4; L.ller .oM;" Clou AlhI.li" I. Z, 3. 4; Honorary Varsily Hockey Team 4; Manager Closs Baskd- oall4;HonorableiHentiont,Z,3, If you wanta thing done on time and done well, let "Sue" add it torhe thousand and one duties she has already! Her capacity for study and her extensive reading put her as a student far ahead of the rest of us. As first woman editor of our college paper, she has just about lived in the Gold BUI room I-and to some purpose, as our much-improved Gold Bug shows. Yet because of her remarkable efficiency, "Sue" cando her work and still have time to play on class learns, to assist program-makers by being willing to sing, Io"president"theShakespeareClub,and todo,oh,ahost of things land to be a sociable person easy tolivewith, tOO, (We might whisper that she has kept a diary for ten years), Realizing how much you have accomplished here. "Sue," we don't bother to hope for your success We take that for granted 0". Hundred