DOROTHY MAW IVA HOLMES BERKELEY SPILSBURY ARMAND SCHADE HOWARD JENSON VERN MONSON FRANK SHAW ALVIN REYNOLDS LEAH FARR HUGH McKAY FRANK DAVIS ROSS McENTIRE SHANDON TWOMEY ALLEN ANDERSON ALLENE ORTON LUCILLE HALES FLORENCE YORGESON VERA SILL VIVIAN THOMAS ELLEN HELLEWELL VIRGINIA CLAY WINIFRED LAURIE JUNE CARDON ORLAND FOX FAWN McKAY sewing circles. Were these three evils in our modern civilization exterminated, a Utopian state of content and bliss might be the possession of every person. "So much for that." Not considering an interruption by Dowain's solo street rally just before the Ricks-Weber championship game, we continued to air political views until the time came for the Santa Rosa Excursion. Our class, wholeheartedly in favor of the trip, were represented not only by a number of freshmen football players, but by several students. In crossing San Francisco Bay, they displayed their brilliance by knowledge of Utah's bird, the sea-gull; no casualties were reported. They returned home with a cosmopolitan attitude and did not speak of California every time a conversation was started. Shortly after the California sojourners had returned, Founder's Week came around. In the Barker Extemporaneous Speaking Contest we won handily, and once more the freshmen class had its name engraved on the Barker Cup; in athletics, competition in the Weber Gymnasium we proved our ability, winning over the sophomores in basketball, swimming and running.