THE CRIMSON AND WHITE

Front Row (left to right): Bernerd Jepsen, Marion Barton, William Neville, Theodore Kunce, Donald Vince, Clarence Shaw, James Elliott, Orville Evenson, Eugene Ehlers, Frederick Stelter, Lowell Huckstead.

Second Row: Chester Vandeberg, Urban Schmidt, Clarence Collins, George Pagenkopf, Frank Zank, Lloyd Brunzell, Clinton Phelps, Martin Zilisch, Wayne Brown, Robert Tesmer, Robert Wagner.

Third Row: Murray Whiterabbit, Loyd Vandeberg, Robert Baumann, Roland Eberhardt, Roland May, Wendell Palmer, Harold Vandeberg, Harley Jake, Harold Gault, Raymond Kaddatz.

The Class of '37

After having a grand and glorious three months leave of absence, we again took up arms on September 7 with sighs of hopeless despair. We solemnly filed to our assigned places of martyrdom - grudgingly confessed that we were fortunate in being admitted on this Noble Institution of Learning.

We were on the verge of enjoying life once again when our Commander-in-Chief, Mr. Peters, shattered our illusions by bringing us to . . . . . attention (?) the next few weeks drifted on peacefully and without mishap. We were becoming accustomed to our regular routine, but occasionally we overstepped our privileges, which ensued in the loss of a conduct point losers; of course no names are to be mentioned. It so happened, as in most cases, that without the proper leadership we were drifting with the tide making no progress whatsoever against the onrushing current. It was decided among us that by casting ballots we would determine upon those shoulders the responsibility of guiding the regiment1-9-3-7 would rest. We assembled in our advisor's, Miss Forsyth's, headquarters for the sole purpose of executing this plan. After much controversy, we elected for our captain, Loyd Vandeberg. Our 1st and 2nd lieutenants, respectively are Lowell

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