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JOHN EDWARD MOLESWORTH 1, 2, 3, 4; Boxing 1, 4; College Players 3; Inter- Council 4; Delta Pi "Mole" Monrovia's answer to Milne ,ex-Leatherneck with Pacific duty Delta Pi Alpha all the way personality and en- thusiasm plus, Mast~r of Ceremonies por excellence, ',' . ace ~ha- meleon and "pnnromimisr' of Preacher parnes ,dIslIkes Pelican stories .' Leroy's roomie and business partner, "Red Hots" boxing and football specialist keen intellect, broad perspective, and quiet confidence make him sure success story reaching career and gendeman farmer JAMES JULIUS MULLER GOLD BUG 3, 4; Band ,3, 4; WSSF, Chairman 4; Boxing 4; JV Gamma "Shotgun" leaves behind him a "Hill-arious" cartoon record of campus life a natural sprinter with an aversion ro farmers' daugh- ters . pre-ministerial transfer from Baltimore J, c. a fervent disciple of the military gesture "my Roomie" missionary to West Point everyone knows Jim willing worker ,terrific sense of humor ideal leader. "Gnwge, what did you do with my Tuba?" MARY LOUISA MUMFORD 4; [R.C. 3, 4; 3,4; Iflesleyanettes 3,4; Argol1tllltJ 3, "Mn'Lou" lyrical voice ntllllrtdly curly hair "Couldn't we try to raise goldfish?" former Sem Fern "This is your conscience, Jeanie" , one of Whitfield's Confederates "I didn't say That!" . , , always falling down steps insists rhere ain't no buzzards on the Eastern Sho' , ' , she and her minister plan to raise lirtle angels with applied psychology! "Don't get excited; T like to argue," MARVTNA MARIE MUNCH