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First row, lelt to right; M. Jones, D. Justice, S. Kelly, J. Kimber, V. sell, C. vender Loo. Fourth row, left to rfght: J. Gibson, R. Yonder- Knapp, D. Koehler, M. Langlenieg, A. Lauterbach. Second row, left heide, C. Von Kleoeck,M. Walters, J. Waskey, D. Weaver, J. Wilcker, to rie/u: B. Leroy, B. Marlatt, D. Mundy, D. Nacel, V. Nusbaum, C. Wilkie, G. Yingling, K. Zanghi, B. Hearn. Fifth row, {eft to right: P. Peregoy, K. Powers, J. Price, S. Price, J. Rayner. Third row, left H. Weinhlau, J. Wehster, E. Shore, E. Sander, P. Riker, M. Psaris, G. to right: C. Rueger, P. Shamberger, J. Shedd, S. Simpfcndorfer, E. Porter, J. Olsh, C. Miller, R. Koberniek, H. Horton. Sixth row, left /0 Snodgrass, A. Spencer, D. Sturdevant, V. Teige, J. Thatcher, F. Trus- right; F. Winter,R. Whitfield. Out of biology and into English 209, psychology, genetics, and religion ... and we thought freshman year was tough! E Pluribus Unum: Out of Many, One ... just about the ratio between the number of members in the class and the most don't really care if there's CLASS OF '67 number of "eggheads" ... will take care of itself, and chances tomorrow a test because ... anyway are it wouldn't dynamic, do any good to study socially adept, and bored with most of their studies ... b~red with their class and consider class government no big thing ... first loyalties to go to their newly-pledged fratemi, ties and sororities ... second loyalties go to the valiant, if not misguided, effort of getting as much out of WMC with- out really trying. . frat parties, dances-all damp, but not dampening to the spirit of the sophomores who mostly thrive on human companionship and laughing and frugging ... footloose and frantic to he accepted, looking to peers for equal status ... the utter importance of being with it and often sacrificing being with yourself ... the great big red balloon of thinking that you know it all ... the quick prick of in-rushing humility as the sophomore slump sets in, cigarette purchases increase, and deep self analysis heralds the end of a peper-machg year. 131