CCD 1930 Yearbook - Walter P. Reuther Library

Page Forty-four
J. Peckham A. Baldwin J. Hughes G. Seras
FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY
administer class affairs, the Freshman Class chose the following
officers: John Peckham, president; Alice Baldwin, vice-president;
Jean Hughes, secretary; and George Seros, treasurer. Under the
leadership of Alice Baldwin, the Freshman Commission was organized
to aid the activities of the A. W. S. Serving on this commission were:
Mary Barrett, Virginia Charley, Betty Duncan, Dora Hamilton, Audrey Herban,
Helen Hilborn, Jean Hughes, Ann Johnson, Dorothy Karrick, Jean Kreg, Elizabeth
Mittelstaedt, Mildred Moore, Bernadine Plotzke, Virginia Roberts, Jeanette
Secker, Louise Soloman, Carmen Wheeler, and June Urquhart.
The Class Games were hard-fought, but the Frosh succeeded in winning only
one event from their more experienced adversaries. Encouragement from the
Freshman Commission was liberally administered in the form of hot coffee and
fried cakes. The Freshmen appeared in the traditional gray pots while the Frosh
women introduced new berets of green felt with a gold "D."
The selling of Christmas cards at the A. W. S. Christmas bazaar by the
Freshman Commission was in charge of Elizabeth Duncan.
To wind up the social season of the year, the Frosh Flurry was held on
May ninth at the Masonic Temple's Crystal Ballroom under the direction of
William Parfi tt.
ACTIVITIES