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..... THE VERDANT we've COniC a long way this year from that first impressive week of tests, mixers, speeches, pep rallies, and picnics. Classes began with most of us sitting down and doing more studying than ever before. The friendly upperclassmen threatened LIS with stories about the professors, and we soon added st~ries of our own as Oll.!" knowledge and admiration grew. i\"lany of LIS dreaded those Saturday classes and long biology labs. DUling our LWOweeks as Rats, we ex peri cnccd the freshman humility we had Iorgoucn FRl::SHIII:,\N CLASS OFFICERS. Kllee!;'.'g: Carol and became better acquainted with our peers. l)''''tS, S.C.A. rcprcscruauvc: Seated, left 10 rlghl: Marx Ellen Hcnuucrty, secretary; Phyllis Ibach, vice-pres! dClll; Stephen Bayly, president: Sranaing: Matthew Creamer, S.C.A. rcprescnratlve: Denny Kephart, firsl row, left /0 righl; K. Langlli., C. Richardson. l.. Harms, 111. ,\I)"ers. K. Abernethy, B. Hidey, C. Culp, L. Truitr, H. Holmes, G. Schindler, C. Poud. B. Hahn. C. Davis, C. Brackin, J. .\Iyers. C. Arrieta, III. HCllIlllerly. Second ),010: C. Recker, 1'. Ibach, K. Frese, B. OHlery, A. Bald~rsotl, C,. Berrell . .l- Carscadcn, S. Gordon .. N. Mille" .l- Firestone, ~'I. Ja~lOcha, R. jones. L. Robson, C. Ncufcship. C. Bitler, .R. Gm\'er. G. Narheth. 'I turd . rour; 1'. Agee, D. COlln.ell!' C. Naj'Jor, K. Wilson, .\'. Burgee, J. Al!gire. D. i\.[lller. K. stoner. K. Cox. ilL Hllldlc, N. Auth, R. Hopkins, S. Hauck, n. Owens, M. Chittenden, C. wflkinson. l'OI,rll, )'Ow; C. Earle. J. Shaw, B. Read, E. Armiger, C. Sl'cn/;cr, G. Petric;h, C. Ocbcrc!n, R. Shirey, B. Kncfclv, T. Bowman, n. Hall, C. Kelbaugh. E. Willis, T. Confer. Fiflh row: i\'I. O'Connor, II. Miller, D. Hinrichs. R. Carson, f. Wade, R. Vickery, D. Stiles, R. Shn\\', C. ,\]';Cinnes, T. Magruder, 1\. Georg. B. Price, N. Sheeley. J. Wenderoth.