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ALBERT NEUMANN BARRENGER L NORTH ELWOOD AVENUE BALTIMORE, Mo. With five years of active ministry already behind him, "Joe," already a seminary graduate, plans to devote the rest of his life to work in the church. Old Ward Hall will miss the resonant roar of his "Blood on the Saddle." JANET LEE BAUGHER 103 LOCUST DRIVE CATONSVILLE, Mo. Lively sisler of the celebrated "Bo"-forever bubbling like the mothballs with the iris-ardent Delt-good actress-sympathetic friend-keen mind and quick wit. Her spelling Illay be deficient but her grammul isn't. Clever in life, and .in writing as befits all English-psych major. ANNA ROSE BEASMAN SYKESVILLE, MD. "Rosie"--cute trick-five feel two-s-eyes of blue-ccrics ill the movies and laughs all the rest of the time. "Anybody want to make a fourth at bridge?" Anna Rose wanted to be a librarian, so she went practice teaching. Noll' she's an ardent memher of the F.T.A.-vice-president of the Ph! Alpha Mu's. WINONA HOOD BELL 1321 JONQUIL STHEET, N. W. WASHINCTON, O. C. Claimed by the Sigmas and serving as their vice-president is charming, syutpatherio "Nan." This hard- working sociology major also has a sincere interest in home economics, as her well-groomed appearance testifies. She's kept further occupied by writing air-utail Ietters-c-destincd for New Guineu. 15