Christian College - Ivy Chain Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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V . ,f GT, i 14, .,. ,sw 5 3,1 - me-arp ygfwjgj ...- Q ,i .. run-fgfd.-vg,11g.4,c-f5:.4,-, L- ' ' - -+I?-.1 s-..9v.f...- v iw MW 55fM4 WW wff Aw! Q17 CQWM ,ff ff v,'?'f'lf rf rg- ' ' 'fr .L f T H E Rogers Memorial Gateway, the gift of alumnae Gr K and friends, completed in 1912. I N x Z G A T E W When first I glimpse fhee from afar, I zfhoaghi sl within is peace and power. f K N Awww -.6 5, , V V 1 M, H , ,i h . , .. ..-,vi ew. . .. 'rf ., , .,7-w S A A W Wm H A i Jgmraw 1,1 'aims N uv -H xsw gb., r i i Q I t i ,W e 1 'ul 5, Wi, 3 V s4g,k..,-I ,. . The new dorm was built during the summer of 1939. Its up-to-date equipment, its modern motive in style decoration and convenience make it an ideal campus residence. ' Dedicated in 1921, the classic dignity and stately grace of Missouri Hall are suggestive of receptions, teas, and the numerous social functions held there. lllllllllllll H Ll ij -. Qi ' v. X ll HHH HY HIHHIHHIHL HHLL QQ S' U1 1 v HK H35 All graduates remember Dorsey Hall which houses the academic courses at Christian. It stands in quiet, solemn beauty, one of the landmarks of the campus. T. ELAIH HLL St. Clair Hall, erected in 1900, is C.C's old homestead. l gl 32 'li Rich in traditions, it is the place that comes to mind ,fl l I when we Slllg The love we bear for thee, O Alma Mater, ' 5- . , I Q A, :SAA Zl. l,fi:a,:E, 1 l iel ' 'ff dCaI'.H jx! M . -Nllg . .W .1 J 1 . l . 1, W AUIHTIIHI NI A4x xl I Vivxf i A gali l llf Much of the cultural life of the campus centers in this hall which is the symbol of entertainment. Here throughout the years we have realized the romance of music, the pomp of pageantry, and the make-believe of the drama. 55,11 ,PNK-R JMKQJ W W XML! JZJWL6? Qoeo ax X 0 QOOKN' 3 HOOQQQ 4 e 1f W J- Avmczfii, nt, 2 . I ,, . A -5 lnlu l v -i illfi l L UR. JHTHES EUHELESE MILLER To the College Girls of 1940: No matter how much We may wish it, the inevitable tick of the clock reminds us that time cannot stay. This volume will serve to stimulate and to preserve many of the happiest memories of your life. It is a kind of archive, as it were, in which the happy experiences of your year 1939-40 at Christian College may be stored for safekeeping and for permanent reference. Pg16 DR. SAL,-x MRS. MILLER Miz. LAUNER B. A. NIILLER Miss HABEIN Miss DILLON DB. ABRAM The gentleman is learned and a most rare speaker. Henry VIII. L'And she is fair, and fairer than that Wordg of wondrous virtuesf, 1Werch.ani of Venice. The man Lhat hath no music in his soul is fit for treason, st.raLa gems, and spoils. Let no such men be 1nrusLed. Merchanl Qf Venice. Let us consult upon l.omorrow's busiuessf' Richard I I I . Thou art a grave a11d noble counsellorg most wise in general. Pericles. Speak the speech I pray you as I pronounce it 'Lo youf, Hamlei. With all kind love, good thoughts, and reverence. T Julius Caesar. 'VX id l 'x 1 V Page 17 M ll X 54 .0 x.-, . is -I 'fl' 'W' l W Miss GRAHAM Miss DEARING Mus. LAUNER MBS. KEISLEY Mn. CROCKEB Miss MCQUARIlrI Miss MORRISON MB. PILLET This night I hold an old accustomed feast. King Lear. You bid me make it orderly and well, according to thc fashion of time. Taming of ihe Shrew. Through the painler musL you see his skill. Sonnels. I'll call for pen and ink and write my mind. Cymbeline Say what lhe play treats on, then read the name of the actors. Hamlel. My lhoughts and Wishes bend again toward France. I'IlLlTli6i. Shall we dance now the Egyptian Bacchanalsiw Anlhony and Cleopalra. l know you are a gentleman of good conceit. As You Like Il. ilcli it i' A M ,.e, Hx Page I8 DR. LONG MRS. MEYER DR. WOLF DR. STEARN Miss SPALDING Miss MCMILLAN DB. STOBIE Miss BUCKNHR Our houses and our children do not learn the sciences that should become our country. Henry V. Having so swift and excellent a wit. as she is prized to have. Henry VI. For l thru hallad will repeat, which men full Lrue shall find, your marriage comes by destiny. A 11's Well Tha! Ends lVell. Upon my power I may dismiss this court. unless a learned doctor come here today. illacbeih.. A great. aritl1met.ician. Olhello. There is history in all men's lives. Henry IV. l'll talk a word with this same learned Thebanf, King Lear. He furnished me with volumes that l prized above my dukedomf' The Tempest. Page I9 M MHS. TIEBTIG MISS WATSON MISS KENNEDY MISS KINCAID MBS. FUNKHOUSER MISS HAMILTON MISS MANNING MISS GRAY Age cannot wither nor custom stale, her infinite varietyf, Anlhony and Cleopatra. Methinks the truth Shall live from age to age. Richard III. T'is virtue that doth make women most admiredf, Tis beauty truly bleutf' Henry VI. Twelflh N ight. Fair lady, you drop manna in the Way of starved people. Zlilerchanl of Venice. She is while as a lily and Small as a wandf, Two Gentlemen of Verona. UAH the world'S a stagef' M'acbelh Knowledge is the wing wherewith we ily to heaven. Henry VI. , we .lk li.i t fa.-V '. ffl ri, .V 1 i Page 20 Miss FOLEY Mas. JOHNSON MRS. BARN13'r'rls Mn. BRECKENRIDGE Miss MITCHELL Mas. DREW MISS CASSIDY Mas. GIBARD ' 1 ly ,f,,, 5 af., , V .f 5, Page Z1 Come Lake choice of all my library, and so beguile Lhy sorrow. Tifus Andronicus. Be schoolmaster, and undertake the Leaching of the maid. Taming of the Shrew. Thou arl as fair in knowledge as in hue. Sonneis. Tul.ored in the rudimenels of many desperate studies. As You Like Il. When We have matched our raekets to Lhese balls we will, by God's grace, play a setf, Henry V. A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse. Richard I I I . But I consider by medicine life may be prolonged. Cymbeline. Dare'st. thou Cassius, now leap in wiLh me and swim to yonder point. Julius Caesar. . I ' : MB. BEDFORD MBS. KELLOGG Miss YOUNGS Miss BUEHLER Mus. CAVE MRS. TELLO MR. VENABL'E Miss EADES na LEAK. , 4, What joy is joy if Silvia be not by. As You Like Ii. HAS sweet and musical as brighl. Apollo's lute strung with his hair. Love's Labor Losl. She sings as sweetly as a nigh'l.ingale. Taming of the Shrew. '5Soft. stillness and the night become the Lunches of sweeL harmony. Nlerchant af Venice. I pray thee gentle mortal sing again, mine ear is much enamored of thy note. iwidsnnzmer N ighfs Dream. To learn the order of my fingering, I mush begin wiLh Lhe rudiments of the art. Taming of lhe Shrew. LL ' , ' !! Come, give me an 1IlSliI'UlI18lJl. Trolius and Cressida. lf music be lhe food of love, play on. Twebvfh N ighl. ' 'HIT 'T' f fl w f--. W- - V .f - l l ., ,, , V i MY W 1 , . f f 1 - . I sg- - ,sw , .. . . . 5 -..-f- ' , , 1 1 4 ' 7 E' 5 . lr ll L. F' 1 - ' 5' Y i 59? A V 6 , -1 ' , r U Z . . 1 f- 53 . I 51. 41 LL :r V, pu: ' '::-.-:z:. wi- Y V, N, 1 A ik? tai-LD 3 ,, ,ii .,A ,,1fi. l y i - V Page ZZ Mus. Mus. MBS. Mus. Miss Mas. KELLEY TOOMEY FB osfr BYRAM HUFF ASHLOCK 56 I have received a letter Lhis night. T'is dangerous Lo be spoken I have locked the letter in my closet. King Lear. sc H I have heard of Lhe lady and good words went with l1er name. ' Jllerchanl of Venice. AA 0 To ease Lhem in their griefs, I will some kindness do themf, Timon of Athens. sc Her faith, her oaths, her tears, and all, were jestingf' Passionale Pilgrim. H If I last in this service you must case me in leatherf, Comedy of Errors. I do live by food. As You Like If. Page 23 l l 2 : rwgf 'f 'fK.f'fffL.f,5s-cfkv AD-afvv ,f.'Xi1vgP'erLff!fQ-Lvtg, 7:0-x,v'v. fr .fp-'. :PJ 'Yr'-3 . Miss Dillon and student Badget Daily haunt for Dditch Dean Sala-Posing Mr. Crocker and part of play cast Dr. Abram advises Beth. Dr. .Miller laughing at Joey's joke Almie with art lab atmosphere Please, Mr. Laurier, don't frown so! General Hertig Mrs. Toomey, Christmas shopping Projiles-Miss Bright and Miss Kincaid Hobbie '6Blondies -lllrs. 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Now ,niemories flood back to us in swift succession-the mad rush of finding our little sisters and their baggage, Worried frowns over our schedules, junior talent at the Pajama Party, the excited buzz of the halls before the dances, Todd's orchestra at the Halloween jam session, and the snifiles at the Christ- mas banquet. Then with perhaps a hesitant sigh, we started the second semester. Time has flown faster and faster from cherry pie on Washington's birthday to post cards from Havana, the election of the May Queen, and current heart beats for the exclusive senior prom, sunbaths on the roof, the spring formal, and then-graduation. lt's hard to say good-bye to these college experiences and most of all to the friends We've made. But because progress is the law of life we move on-a little wiser, a little more mature. To you, juniors, we look to uphold the honor, the traditions, and the glory of Christian. Page 32 lVlARIANNE AiL'1's Pekin, Ill. Lineage Cluhg Pres. Tri Betag V.- Pres. Illinois Clubg St. Ceeeliag Twelfth Night Clubg Orchestra. lVho ran through each mode of the lyre. and was master of all. MARTI-LA ALEXANDER Union City, Tenn. President's Councilg Phi Theta Kappag Editor of Mierophoneg V.- Pres. Phi Delta Deltag Pep Squaclg Sec. French Clubg Art Club. She doeth little kimlnesses which most leave undone. .lo ANDERSON Frankfort, Ind. Sec. Student Council: VV. A. A.g St. Ceceliag Twelfth Nighty lndiana Club. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Loim LUE AUSTIN I ndepenrlence, llflo. Lineage Clubg Personnel Man'g. Beta Beta Taug Dance Clubg Twelfth Night. An outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace. EIJZENA BAILLIE llflaplewood, llflo. Sec. Phi Delta Deltag Art Clubg VV. A. A.g 'Twelfth Night. She leaves no little things behind, Ercepting loving thoughts, and kind. I A . 1, N JANET BAKER f Itardtner, Kans. Lirila e Club' T welfthiNightE Presil L lclentfs Ciioimcilg ,Kansas Club. Well ,mayyour heart believe the truth I tell. 'Tis virtue makes the bliss, where'er we dwell. IEVELYN BANKS Clurkdale, Ark. Twelfth Nightg Arkansas Clubg Presidenlfs Council. She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen. Page 33 OPAL BAIINIIART Columbia, Mo. Missouri Clubg Twelfth Night. Swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath. Doius LEE BATTA Chillicothe, llflo. Twelfth Nightg Home Ecg College Leagueg Missouri Club. A superior soul was she. MARJORIE SUE BELL Lexington, lilo. Twelfth Nightg College Leagueg Choral Clubg President's Council. Gentl ofsp e 1 bengficient Qfmindf' eMf..,,.g 1 ff ' Q 4 6 .f BBARA JEAN BQTZAG L1 Sedalia, Mo. Pep Squadg Lineage Clubg Twelfth Nightg Missouri Club. And touched by her fair tendance, gladlier grew. EDNA BOWMAN Carrollton, I ll . Twelfth Nightg Student Councilg Illinois Club. Earth's noblest thing,-a woman perfect. NADINE BRADLEY Palmer, Ill. Student Councilg Home EC, Twelfth Nighty Illinois Club. Qf cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrowsf' FRANCES BRIGHT Columbia, Mo. Phi Theta Kappa, W. A. A.g Hiding Clubg V.-Pres. Student Councilg Line- age Club, V.-Pres. College League: Home EC. Good to be merric and wise. MARION BROWN Duncan, Okla. Riding Club: VV. A. A.: Dance Club: Mic and Annual Staff: Oklahoma Cluh. Who mi:r'd reason. with pleasure ana' wisdom with lrull:. MARCO BURCIIELL El Paso, Texas Texas Club: Pres. Mary Arden: .Dance Club: Twelfth Night. The rnilclesl manners. and lhe genllesl hearlf' ELEANOIK ANN l3UllKE'l l' Plymoulh, Ind. W. A. A.: Twelfth Night: St. Cecilia: lndiana Club, ll'ilh. a smile on her lips. SARAH JANE CANNON Leflchjield, Ky. Sr. Class See.: Student Council: Twelfth Night: Lineage Club: French Club. Her ways are ways QI' plcasanlaess. ,. ., -. f:,,.,-.4 ,Af fl 1.4,-V4,., .-ff -f y f f , , Y, . I f f - ,ft I l ,lf f ,7 ,f V, vp--1 fi ' V . ,jxfy . ,. , J 1' 5 ,1. 1 Cfiefff A A SARA Qgampxxzkfw f , ' , I :Y ,'!f'if ' ' , A 'V Plallalilzggfjlflo. off ff' ,' A 1 1 - . I Del1.a',Psn Ornega:ajNIary Arden: Riding: Club: Missouri Club: Twelfth Night. ' ' , Bid me discourse. I will cnchanl Ilzine ear. Dtll!ti'l'llY CARR Auyusla, Kaus. Kansas Club: Lineage Club: Twelfth Night. The very pink al' peqlbclionf' Louisa CAIt'l'I'1lt Blackwell, Okla. Phi Theta Kappa: Delta Psi Omega: Sl.udentVCouneil: Dance Club: Mary Arden: Oklahoma Club. The lrue mind is the mind lhal can embrace areal things and small. 1 . Bm rY Bon CLARR Kirksiville, llflo. Missouri Club: Twelfth Night: W. A. A.: Pep Squad. Grace was ia. all her sleps, m every geslure. lllyltlly anrl love. PEGGY COLEMAN fl'Il. Slcrling, K y. Pres. Delta Eta Chi: Twelfth Night: Phi Theta Kappa: Kentucky Club: Annual Stall. Thy spirll, lnrlepelulellce. lel me share. liA'rm.msN COLTER Springerville, Ariz. Cosmopolitan Club: Twelfth Night. Her vlrlue and cansciencerless of Il.'Ul'lll.u Unrru COPELANIJ S I I t M . a ismry. a. V.-Pres. Little Si:-:ter Club: Student Council: Twelfth Night: Orchestra: College League. Those 'wha lull bravely are slrongeslf' t1l.Am's COIINELISON Columbia, lVlo. Missouri Club: Twelfth Night: Beta Beta Tau. A slill, small voice. LOUISE CROSS Eleclra, Texas Delta Psi Omega: Mary Arden: Rid- ing Club: Student Council: Twelfth Night. Who arl so lareIy.jk1ir. Ihrru CURE Marlinsville, lafl. Indiana Club: VV. A. A.: Pep Squadj Twelfth Night. 'Tllirlrziglzl shoal and rerelry. rlanc and jollilyf' Page 3 ALMA Donelz Wabash, Ind. Beta Beta Tau: Indiana Club: Twelfth Night. i'Shall show us how zlivine a Ihing a woman may be made. l',x'1'mc1.A ENNIS Quincy, Ill. Spanish Club: Beta Beta Tau: Iloun- Ec Club: Twelfth Night: lllinois Club. The sweelesl lives are lhose lo duly wed. LUCILLE EVANS Nlcholasville, Ky. See. XV. A. A.: Presidentfs Counril: Twelfth Night: Lineage Club. She's all my fancy palnlerl her: shrfs lovely, she's lllhl'IIlF.', E1.lz.us1s'1'1i FISIIEII Paducah, Ky. W. A. A.: Lineage Club: lieutueky' Club: Beta Beta Tau: 'I'well'th Nighl.. i'Wilh a smile lhal !llow'1I relesllal rosy red. Ilosmmuv FREUNIY Valparaiso, Iml. Pres. Phi Delta Delta: Art Club: 'Twelfth Night: VV. A. A.: Dance Club: Indiana Club. 'Tlllmb high. cflinzb for your goal. lhe .slcyf VIIIGYNIA GEAN Fl. Smilh, Ark. Pres. Little Sister Club: Tri Hola: D Delta lsi Omega: See. Nlury Arden: College League: St. Ceeilla. Those about' her shall rearl lhe pcrlkfcl ways of honour. MA1ul.EE Gum' Wiclzila Falls, Texas W Pres. Riding Club: See. College lseagueg Pres. Couneil: Art Club: Phi Delta Delta: VV. A. A. And grace lhal one who saw her VUIi.S',lt?!l her slay. Page 35 ELOISE GIXISEN Learinglon, Mo. Missouri Club: Twelfth Night: Pep Squad: Home Ee. ll hal she wills lo do or says seems wisesl, rlrluouesl, basl. ALICE I-IAL1. Owensboro, Ky. Pres. Dance Club: Kentucky Club: 'I'well'th Night: Halloween Queen. The grass sloops nol, she lreazls on il so llqhlf' MARGARET HANsoN Ezvanslon, Ill. Pres. Student Couneil: W. A. A.: Phi Theta Kappa: Twelfth Night: College League. Those lhousaml rlecencies flow from all her worrls and aclzonsf, Vmc:1N1A LEE flARMON Cabool, Mo. 'l'well'th Night: Missoliri Club. MOI' surpassing beauly and iii' lhe bloom of youlhf' I - I y .. i, ,f ' 2 ' A H' .Q ' In adj ,D ,jxsi JJ, ' lynx.. x , ' I., lLwi,xGl5NE . mans r ' . ' T fb, -f Angolan! .. . , Lf . ' lj Prys-. Double, xtettd: Pres. Choral: .Sh 'ec'1' . Dance, Club: Student Col neil. I ' ' f M . U I Xjylf uflllfllulllli rnolilalis' yaziarlure' brealhe .s11ch,alw1ue,raguslzmenl? ff . , , X 1. I , 'I f i I.. , V. V ,., K , 0, ,, -f,,,,,,x ll B4 ,J I . 4, ivlfiflif ELLA l'IERBl.IN Wichila Falls, Texas Pres. St. Cecilia: Twelfth Night: 'Fri Beta: NV. A. A. C SofI is lhe music lhal would charm forerer. COIKDELIA I-Innsum' Taylorville, Ill. Illinois Club: V.-Pres. Sr. Class: Student Council: French Club: College League. The glory of a firm, capacious mind. MARYNEL I'IIGGlNS Houslonia, lVIo. Orchestra' Linea e Club' W. A. . . i , g , Twelfth Nightg Missouri Club. The gods approve the depth soul. Auburn Ind V.-Pres. W. A. A: Treas. P i D1 Deltag Art Clubg Student Coun Pres. Couneilg Double Sextetteg J MARY ELLEN TIINES - N , - U and Assoc. Editor of College Widc College League. A daughter of the gods. MAEJORIE JENRY L Boonville, lllo. Delta Psi Omegag Mary Arden Cl Missouri Clubg Twelfth Night. Ever fair and ever young. MARY FRANCES JOHNSON Vernon, Texas Twelfth Ni ht' Pres Hon e l g , ,. Ceciliag Pep Squadg Col - e af Gentile -,per in g , o equipag . ,J French Club. ! 1 A 1 fr A ss To STON l V ' Col m i , o. 1 l , 'l 1- ,' . B 1 Q l iL e.denF Colle 44 A rice i ' 1 l 5 ' ' ' it if U i' , . A if X '13 KAH. NES yer, n. 4 we Theta Kap1gjia'Fre,fiel1 Q eEc.g Twelfth Niglit. gg! A ler voice was ever soft, gmjtllg w,-an excellent thing in Sl Louis Mo Pres. Senior Class' Home Ee Twelfth Nighty Student Council lege League. Merrily, merrily shall I live MARTHA KANE under the blossom that hangs or boughf' -Q 4 . 4 . X AN1'rA KLAss1N Hiawatha, Kans. Choral Clubg Kansas Clubg Twelfth N ight. fbldl thee love is nature's second sun cgrusilzg rsprinq of virtues where he J 5 A ' r 3 ' full!! E1 SUE KI,lilN 5 Q73 K . Y 4 wot rly, MU. t 49? 5 . A K . , 1ss6,u1'ifGlulgj Twelfth Nightj Rid sie. . A -'of changef and,-,please iflhizlifnvf 'llyf' , ' ' tj ' '- A f Ale, -f . ff 63 f - A . ' ,l' ybf ' I . I Q: Q, NAOMI KUNKEL it Chicago, Ill. W. A. A.g College Leagueg Sr Hockey Teamg Sr. Volley Ball Team Sr. Basketball Team. She hath done her part. JERRY LARSON Baxter Springg Kans. W. A. A.g Beta Beta Taug Kansa Clubg Twelfth N ight. 'LWhose wit, in the combat, as gentle a bright Ne'er carried a heart-slain away on il blade. MARIE LAWRENCE Danville, Ill. Pep Squadg Illinois Clubg Twelftl Night. Wise to resolve, and patient to per form. JUNE LEWIS Washington, D. C. Home Ecg Riding Clubg Illinoi Clubg Twelfth N ight. Nature fits all her children with some thing to rio. MARY GRACE MCCAIKTER Marion, Ark. Pep Squadg Pres. Arkansas Clulz French Clubg Twelfth Night. Awake is her nimble spirit ofmirlh. Page L BETTY MCCRUM Kansas Cily, Mo. V.-Pres. Art Club, Phi Delta Delta: Home Ee Club, Twelfth Night. 'iLillle, nameless, unrernembered aels of kindness and of love. CABLA MAIKIE MCGEE Blackwell, Okla. Delta Psi Omega, Mary Arden, Dance Club, Twelfth Night, W. A. A. Speak, whal lrade arl lhou? Why, sir, a carpenlerf' ICATHERINEJ MCMILLAN Sl. Louis, Mo. Sr. Hockey Team, Missouri Club, Twelft Night, W. A. A. Unconscious humor. ADELINE MCXVILIJIAMS Blue Springs, Mo. Missouri Club, Twelfth Night, W. A. A. i'Slill Io be neal, slill lo be dresl. asf .i l ffl- ' JA' you were doing 0 Jfwfjjix 57,1 A. Flu, av 'JJ , iffy-, 6 J7 i, A.,lr N ,QV V flQi4Uj,y ix? , jul J J'j,vAi 'lvl , , ,if Vw! ff'QxN N'rIIE,IMJN,f!-,lf If Ag7Colgra?o sfpriizgsy gale. JV Hou? Tfc Quli, Qhiafal ,l'Clu,b', ,Pres gixlgxieiclo flllibg T,welfth,QNig,lit, frkfulell if , fir, A' x ,UI ,J .f f u I ,. lf Q11 'fQfe?n5 fylerjdfeanz 9TlSllQ.Sll'l f J ,J 1 J ,fl ,f'y,1 'l X' 1 I VIRGINIA M1I.I.Ell Council Bluffs, Iowa. Mary Arden, Double Sextette, St. geeilia, Twelfth Night, Choral, Iowa lu J. Al heavenis gales she claps her wings, lhe rnorn not waking 'lil she sings. LOUISE Moanow Allanlic, Iowa Pres. Mary Arden, Double Sextetteg Pres. Council, Delta Psi Omega, Twelfth Night, Iowa Club. -adorned whatever subjecl by lhe nzosl splendid eloquence. Page 37 LURLYNE MULLISON Superior, Nebr. Art Club, Clul ' t N ight, Nebraska 'l0r lighl or sels a ,elif A! 1 E IZABEIH NORRI asl Sl. Louis, Ill. eta Beta Tau, Illinois Club, . welfth N ight. Her voice changed like a bird'sg There grew more of lhe music, and less of lhe words. JEAN 0,DELL Carrolllon, Mo. Treas. Phi Theta Kappa, Treas. College League, V.-Pres. Missouri Club, Home Ee Club, Pep Squad, Twelfth Night. Nor care beyond lodayf' VIRGINIA PEISKER Hardin, Ill. ' ' Dance Club, Illinois Club, Twelfth Nig ht. 5'Nor casl one longing, lingerirgjdofd behind. 'ff ,Q ,ff Zig? rn cap. ALICE POWELL Owensboro, Ky. Mary Arden, Kentucky Club, Twelfth Night. For I know and esleern you And feel lhal your nature is noble. FLORENCE ITAMSEYER Smillzlon, Mo. Missouri Club, Beta Beta Tau, Sr. Hockey Team, Twelfth Night. Good will loward men. .lo ANN REEVES Mcfllesler, Okla. Dance Club: V.-Pres. Hiding Club: Feature Ed. College VVidowg Assoc. Ed. Microphone: All-Star Hockey Team: W. A. A. I rnusl have liberly wilhal. as large a charler as llze wind lo blow on whorn I please. BETTY RISK Nebraska Cily, Nab. See. .Beta Beta Tau: Nebraska Club: Twelfth Night. The proverbe sailh lhal many a small lnakelh li !lI'lll8.u MARY FRANCES Ross-SuANNoN Hoclzesler, Ind. Phi Theta Kappa: See.-Treas. Campus blster Club: French Club: Mary Arden Club. uKnowledge comes Qf learning well relainedf' ALICE lloxvuav New Haven, Mo. College League: Pep Squad: Home Ee: Missouri Club: Twelfth Night. H-I los! my hearl. I los! il lo a soldier. LOU ANN SCHNEI'l I'F1R Sl. Joseph, Mo. St. Cecilia: Dance Club: Choral: Mary Arden: Sr. Hockey Team: Delta Psi Omega: W. A. A. By lhe work one knows Ihe workrnan. lVlAllILYN SCHOXVENGl'IllD'l' Universily Cily, Mo. ilfreneh Club: Mary Arden: Home lie: Delta Psi Omega: W. A. A.g Sr. gfxikey 'leamg Delta Eta Chi: Lineage .. u J. The mind has a llzousrmd eyes. VID.-x SE.AMAN Taylorville, Ill. Home Ee: Presidentfs Council: Delta Eta Chi: Illinois Club: 'l'well'th Night. Where lhe slrearn runnelh srnoolhesl lhe waler is deepeslfl SDM' w'M MAIKJOIKIE SEAHCY Sloulville, lVIo. Lineage Club: Missouri Club: 'Fwelfth Night. F or she was jes' lhe quiel kind whose nalurcs never vary. ffelar - If 1' 07HQ,ff-fb wp u.: .lx llACKLEF0lllg'4,!1l ' ' Columbia, lilo. HQ ne Ee: Art Club: Missouri Club: 'l'well'tll Night. Happiness, lo some eIalion,., , My ,. Ml' , , Jff Q yf W Qdffhjiufe' 7 College 1KJFdl-.- lbhillllldclllli. I' r ' '. ' 1 U :err .s no! lo qaeslzon why Theirs hal lo do and die. .IEAN SMITH Alliance, Neb. Beta 'Beta Tau: Nebraska Club: 'Fwelfth Night. And virlue displays a dislinguisheil nzerilf' MARY Jo Sxlrru Jefferson Cily, Mo. Pres. College League: Home Ee: Student Council: Pep Squad: Riding Club: Missouri Club. 'iYour flashes of merrirnenl lhal were won! lo sel llle lable al a roar.', CiLAllYS SPENCBM Oakland, Iowa Phi Theta Kappa: Hiding Club: French Club: Mary Arden: Delta Psi Omega: Orchestra. 'iflll is concenlr'd in a life inlensef' Dono'ruY ST1u3E'r Cadiz, Ky. Double Sextctteg Choral: V.-Pres. St. Ceciliag Treas. Tri Beta. Song flows sweelly from her golden e lhroalf, Page 38 NIARION STRONG Oklahoma Cily. Okla. V.-Pres. Tri Betug Sec. Dance Club: X.-Pres. Twelfth Night.: Oklahoma lub. A maid of grace and complele mageslyf' LOIS TIa1.I.o Columbia. 1110. OrchcsLrag Choral Clubg Missouri Clubg Twell'LlI Night. For we lhal live lo please. lVlAlI'I'llA Tnomvsow Shelbyville, lfy. Pres. French Club: Home Ee Club- SL. Cecilia: V.-Pres. Phi Theta Kappzii Sr. Hockey Teamg V.-Pres. Kentucky Clubg Annual Stallg W. A. A. lVlany rlaughlers have rlone rirla- oasly, hal lhoa erceerlesl all. LUcII.Ic Tnonpm Grand lslarul. Nebr. Phi Tllcla Kappa: Editor ol' Annuulg News Editor Nlicg French Club. 'LA fellow of injirzile jeslg ol' ercffllerll fancy. Bmrrv 'l'm1u1cIx:uAN Sl. Lou.i.s'. Mo. Leader Pep Squad: Double Sextettez Horne licg Choral: Sr. Hockey T1-sung XV. A. A. Behold, she before lhe allar slamlsf' lVlAll'I'llA TOLER Columbia. Ala. Home lic Clubg Lineage Clubg Mis- souri Club: l'well'i,h Night. 'ilesl ami yoalhfal joll1Tly. HACIIEI. VPOWNES Paducah, Ky. Home Ee. Clubg VV. A. A.: Twell'l.h Yightg Kentucky Club. A college joke will cure lhc lllllII.II.S'.u gage 39 VIRGINIA 'l'nuI'r'r Alchison, Kaus. Double Sextettcg V.-Pres. Lineage Cluhg Dance Clubg Mic Stalfg Twelfth Nightg Choral. The social smile. lhe sympalhelic l8lII'.n AN ITA IJNDIEIUVOGIJ Wichila Falls, Texas Texas Clubg Twelfth Nightg French Clubg College League. ll-1y hearl is lrue as sleelf' BETTY VAIJGIIAN Universily Cfly, Mo. French Clubg Nlissouri Clubg Home lic Clubg Pep Squudg Twelfth Night. 'Tis lo their changes hall' lhcir charms we owe. .I ANE VIGISCH Final:-ville. Ky. , V.-Pres. Home Ee Clubg Twelltll Nights Kentucky Club: Delta Eta Chi. i'l or scjlness she, ana' sweel allraclive grace. MAIKY Louisi-2 WAl.IcI4:lI Sparla, Ill. Pres. Twelfth Night: Bela Bela Tung Illinois Club. -hal I do il more nalarally. 'VIRGINIA WICS'l'flW'lEll Columbia, Mo. Double Sex'l,et.te: Choral Clubg St. Ceciliag Twelfth Night: Missouri Club. Nl3lISllflll sincerily. aml comely love. LOUISE Wll1'I'l'I Henderson, Ky. Pres. W. A. A.g Home Ee Club: Student Councilg Twell'l.h NighLg Ken- tucky Club. Play up. play ap. ami play lhe game. ALMA JEAN WILSON Springfield, Ill. Pres. Phi Theta Kappa: St. Ceeiliag Double Sextetteg College League. Oh, lhal I had wings like a dove. ITUTHMARY WINKLER Lea: inglon, Mo. French Clubg St. Cecilia: Choral Phi Theta Kappag Twelfth N ight. 'Tis good-will makesfinlelligencef FAYETTE ANN MILLER Indianapolis, Ind. Art Clubg Indiana Clubg Twelfth Night. A due sincereily governed her deeds. ELNORA YOUNG Paris, Mo. Lineage Clubg Beta Beta Taug Mis souri Clubg Twelfth Night. Oh Ihe hear! is a free and jellerless, lhingf' Q' RG UNDT -eririg on, y. entigky 12 Thvelfth ' J l If :des M25 my It of jf 'bl 240 wr Page ALMA CMATEQR Our love, and faith in thee, O Alma Mater dear, Our guide and help shall he Throughout the coming year. Where e'er we work, where e'er we Play, Thy light shall lead each day, Thy motto Truth in Christian girls Though parting time must come, And we from thee must go, Though hearts may ache with pain And eyes he wet with woe, Yet with a smile we'1l carry on And ever with a song, F or Christian girls know in their hearts That they to thee belong, to thee. Reflected be always, always. Pg-11 The fame be always thine For what eier good we are. And naught the world shall find With which our faith to mar. So when we leave, be this our plea Thy spirit with us be, To help us keep our vow and pledge Of loyalty to thee, C. C. v-x ll l 12 7 -s ,1 J ll Q ff fl, nf y Q8 r'lfJl:-El l 3 .f 4 fi X 5 It if 3 J rl li ,ii silo N, l , fA W e 'J l l X L a 2 ,I X Q2 'yn fblcbi 1 il The memory of our college days J - l ,J A We'll hold forever dear. , My J, 5 Recalling in so many ways Jjjb J l P T Li' 2 The lasting friendship ,J-'Qyl E Started here. N! l Though Christian College days It fy, 3 may end N lj 'Q G Weill ever sing her praise. 1 - ' 5 3 'Til life's last glowing ember, X ii We always will remember I QT The joys of Christian College days. Old C. C. We Love You Old C. C. we love you There's no school above you Gold and blue emblem Loyal to you Thinking of days we spent here. All our love we give you Our best efforts too. Christian College, we acknowledge C. C. we love but you. We drink to thee ' ,'0ur own C. C., We of the Seniors A toast to thee. To the days We've spent with you And to the memories We hold so true. Ivy chained, knowledge gained Eyes toward the stars At which we aimed. We look to thee our guide Instill our faith and pride, To be with us Throughout the years. 5-:sy fi' ? : TS-'lx fi dz Pg42 ll H FUD , fx 1115. M ex, 3 1 ff Ms Sealed .I ane Suggett Vice-Pres iclenl .I une Brocksmith Presidenl Lillian Vance Secrelary- Treas Sianrling Josephine and Cheer Leaders Enthusiastic, but bewildered, the juniors of '39-'40 gave the reins to June Brocksmith, president, Jane Suggett, vice-presidentg Lillian Vance, secretary-treasurer, and Betty May Thompson, student council member. The whole spectacular year seemed only a series of lasting memories to those progressive juniors who made every minute count. The glamor of the junior banquet, the beautiful class song written by Dorothy Walters and Dorothy Hogue, the exciting hockey and basketball games, the colorful pep squad, the all-junior all-star basketball team, the Halloween Queen, the Health Queen, the spring trip, love, the impressive quiet campus, commencement, our own lovely May Queen, the ivy chain, the sad ending of our first year of college. Each junior was an intricate part of C. C. and each felt that intangible loyalty and devotion 'known only to a Christian girl. Page 44 .K a th erine H oyster JEAN AnnlsoN . Oaklamlnla W A Iowa Club: lid' ,.. Cl lb' 'l'w l I Night. ,fi Nev X jM'.1:1 Jiffy . 57 fi file .ff ' ' 'IX im 1 hlullffl , 4' ' zangr ,la.l lu Q Mlm f rlliff 3 , a : a I',aFd:'lo va Club: l.in4iage 1: '- . . I r wrlfth Night , ,. ,ff , . . 1-ui., unassuming. charmzng rn hier? erz'e. lVlAIKJ0lKY MARY AM1.uxr:N Nlinneapolis, Minn. Pres. Cosmopolitan Club: Twelllll Night. Cardiol and salisf5'1'11g. Al.nEn'rA ANuEnsoN Loveland, Colo. Home Economics Club: Art. Club: Twelfth Night: Sec. Colorado Club. As dainly, as fragile. as sweel as a Dresden Slzepllerdessf' NfkNCY Jo ANDERSON M Cgiillicollze, lilo. N Q 'Q 1 issouri .lubg Two l'th iff U ,ineage Club. .- lf Parlay and gay. . V: xr! . K fl' ,L 9- '. , wlffdltgii, ii5LaV'lf' .Yvj-J Q9 IM: .X 6-J L? .' ,ith lVlAlKY .I EAN l3Ano1c'r'r Wi Dallas, Texas J Marv Arden: Delta Psi Oniega: Fwelfth Night:'Texas Club. Her eyes-lillle devils in llI'Sfllll'Sl'.u Bmvrx' BA11. , f aokm. A 'fl '1 Nm O 'lil Cyn: . eoilia. K l llCl mr lumix, , 3 . A! avlj 'W ,W Unwfz' ' 4' 'lvk I-Eff'-it EIJIZABETII BAIIJISX' Lillle Rock, Ark. Twelfth Night Club: Arkansas Club. Sweetness and ClI8Clffl1lfl6SS are lmrs 'orever.' ' age 45 ,W fs. MQ-M' dffsfa-1 92, e. 44, M7 'fj V' 'fffif Ilia? lVlAIKY .IAC Baalnca Downirlll, Mo. Seo. St. Cecilia: Missouri Club: Twelfth Night Club. Always jus! swell. llAm'm lhimiclx Broken Bow. Ukla. St. Cecilia: llorne lie Club: Okla- homa Club: Choral: 'l'well'th Night. Tile fairesl and S1fl1lll'8Sl.u ' M. efwfrvefxw' ' . L, Q C x-,K 1 ,43,,.,,A,4.,k,l' 0 J. , , Uv- P . 'ITANSY limwllli.. . . it . , -4-, W- ' K A '-.Lis 5- A-L u ' 'f'QlWarl1son1i7lle, lg . M. A X ll ' I fl, n..f, ' Q.. 7f'fFl6'naif lU25'Gll1li-rfxlkehlfllelty 'CTFIBT Q-,:lQl9Qlml':Lllt,5rl3bl1g,l-ff, muff aa.: ., Vt As zrulwrllllrxlsos your rlfLr1if'..xTor1sy. '.I,,d51,,:.g,j.'.,., Lf 1---1a,,u:. My 431'-10.uf,,,, , 5, .t .. .7 fl , 1. trfei.i.i..i -ea A, A M- .. N 4,gsf1X1f:,1L,-mf.,Q' ll-.. A3-f-1--f 'll , ,N , lloyoll IiAli'l'l.y'r1u ' ,Xi..1..l -'f-.,.f.,,.,,q. - Baller, llflo. Y-, 5,f,,,..-H ,- Lineage Club: Missouri Club: Choral: Orchestra: Twelftli Night: St. Cecilia, Loves life, work uml play. 2 1 CAnom'N JUNE Bans Indianapolis, Incl. Phi Delta Delta: Art Club: French Club: Indiana Club: 'l'well'th Night. Efficiency marks her persomllflyf' I ' ' NIAIIGARE1' I5EAUlZlIANIP . 5 . Senginole, Ukla. X Twiell'tl'1 Night: V Pres. Oklahtmal Club: Home Ee Club. 1 V 'The l-winlzle 'in her leyes spells fun. ': BERNADINE BECKMANN Grand I slaml, Nelnr. Pres. Nebraska Club: Tri Bela: Mary Arden: Sl.. Cecilia: Choral: Twelftli Night. E'arnesl in purpose. alillgenl in all linings. Slum lSlClJVVli'l,l. Sulllzian, Ind. St. Cecilia: College League: Indiana ' Club: Twelfth Night. 'Allrar:l1'1ie and lovable. X X MAIIJOIHIE .JULE BELL l'Vooil River, Ill. Art Clubg Phi Delta Deltag Twelfth Nighty Illinois Club. Serenely queen-like spreading peace wherever she goes. Douo'ruY BOYER Kansas City, 1Vlo. Riding Club: 'Beta Beta Taug Miero- phone Stalfg Missouri Clubg Twelfth Night. Her quiel presence makes for tran- quilily. V ' j at P, Au! . . i f 'Q w -n ,UA . 1 2 5' . A BEJPTY Bn,ALr,EY l l. Q X in Dallas, Zeiras , ' , I. W Pep Squadg V. Pres. Teilas Clubg .lr. -Basketball ,ffeaimg College League3Twelfth Night. V ' W k Culd and kapfivalingf' A JUNE BROCKSMITH Websler Groves, Mo. Phi Theta Kappag Pres. Jr. Classg Student Councilg W. A. A.g Capt. Jr. Hockey Tearing All-Star Hockey Team: French Clubg Lineage Clubg Jr. Basket- ball Team. An all-round American girl. RUTH BnowN Denver, Colo. Colorado Cluhg Orehestrag Twelfth Night. 1 'lOulslanding music by an oulslancling girl. REBECCA 'BU'r'1'Elwv up Ulf Jlllario WIA ' Indiana C bg gifnehldgj Q Micro- phone Stali' r r eng T felft Night 0111 an w Kvgr le r.. EVELYN MAY CAn1us Marlon, Ill. Illinois Clubg French Clubg Twelfth Night. Me1lilaIive and admirable. DANNEIK CARTER Marion, Ark. Arkansas Clubg W. A. A.g Lineageq Jr. Basketball Team. Her depemlabilily renders her in- despensiblef' MA1X'FllA CARTER Carlsbad, N. lller. Twelfth Nightg Cosmopolitan Club. Tart and sweelf' EDDIE CASTLING Fl. Smillz, Ark. Arkansas Clubg Mary Ardeng Twelfth N ight. From, her hear! slreams friendliness and enthusiasm. BETTY DAN CAUTI-IORN llflexico, lilo. St. Ceeiliag College Leagueg Bidi Clubg Twelfth Nighty Missouri Clul Ready, helpful, and mocleslf' PHYLLIS CLARKSON Brookfield, Mo. Dance Clubg Hiding Clubg M Ardeng Missouri Clubg Orchest Twelfth Night. She possesses a charm llzal is e new. RUTH CooK Independence, Wlo. Choralg Twelfth Nightg St. Cecil Missouri Club. Fun-loving and perky. MAE CooPEn Columbia, Mo. French Clubg St. Ceciliag W. A. Jr. Hockey Team g .lr. Basketl Team All-Star. Loquacious, gladsome, and a loz voice. J OY Cox Weston, Mo. Home Ecg Art Club: Lineageg li souri Cluh. Pursuing pleasure willz some u llzrown in. CLARICE ANNIE COZAD Unionville, llflo. Missouri Clubg Home Ecg Twe Night. A peppy lillle girl who smiles. Page LILLIAN CnocKE'r'1' Columbus, Ind. St. Cecilia: Choral: Twelfth Night: Orchestra: Indiana Club. An abundant capacity for work and fun. gwm. D V' ' X 0 -- ' - 2 . 'V' CVVINNIFRED C-IlUMEi X ,3l.,,e.gs1. 55,5-fzie?k9.'f'3bs . gEf,hicXTl1eta apba: College League: .Sue Ee Club: Twelfth Night. l 'QE'nvied for her intellect. NELLIE MAE CUNNINGI-IAM Brookfield, lilo. St. Cecilia: Orchestra: Twelfth Night: hflissouri Club. Earnest in purpose, sincere in man- ner. TIELENER IQANE CVURIKIER Paris, Tenn. Sec.-Treas. Tennessee Club: Phi ffheta Kappa: St. Cecilia: College League: Twelfth Night. Ever striving for tligvlnzjglils sl1e will ailgln' - 'T' ii Y,j 'ti .24 gli' Loif yx,Kf',A,'fL.4!,,s.f-Zi-l e phi pkg- hw- CP, YVQZZ Ki.-2 A- J ik-if .gem .--f ,JK Lfaaenlaaefakzy.-af iw it- I ,ef ff- ' ,ff ,,..A 4--f',,..-1 3,1 Home Ee Club: St. Cecilia: Frenelli lub: Orchestra: Twelfth Night: Okla- oma Club. A whirlwind of delight. JANE DAviSoN Beatrice, Nebr, Sec.-Treas. Nebraska Club: Phi heta Kappa: Jr. Hockey Team: Mic Stall: W. A. A.: College League: welfth Night. Her honors are honors that speak for themselves. DOROTHY DTNKLIQ Columbia. llflo. Twelfth!Night: Missouri Club. She has a way with everyone. Doms DOVEL Auburn, Nebr. Lineage Club: Choral: Nebraska Club: College League: Twelfth Night. 'five appreciate her for her true self. Page 47 rx . O - A-f LA, 5L,q,-fx. Ck.,-lx 'X r --rv SJW' N.. - MMQ4. hte 'fx 'L fjvgq-X :SJ .N-Q 1' if f Dono'ri-ix' LEE DUBLE Cheyenne, Wyo. Tri Beta: St. Cecilia: Lineage Club: French Club: V.-Pres. Cosmopolitan Club: Twelfth Night Club. A sunny smile and dancing fingers- surely fame shall be hers. 1 - . Q - A. .- fa e.- An .. A-J -as fir' I BETTY ANN EUBANK ' Kirksville, Mo. 1,..' - Home Ee Club: Missouri Club: College League: Twelfth Night. Stately charm and poise. ELSA MARIE IEVANS Webster Groves, lVIo. Student Council: Home Ee Club: Orchestra: WV. A. A.: St. Cecilia: Twelfth Night: Hockey: Volleyball. Common sense and ability well applied. FRANCES FITZGIBBON Council Bluffs, Ia. St. Cecilia: Twelfth Night: .lr. Trio: Choral: Dance Club: Iowa Club. K'Ne1:er has the blues-she sings them. Donoruv FLINT Cushing, Okla. French Club: Choral: Twelfth Night: Oklahoma Club. She's genuine with no aj7'ectalion. MAnJomE FREEMAN' Oklahoma City, Okla. Pres. Oklahoma Club: St. Cecilia: Lineage Club: Twelfth Night: Home EC Club. Tuneful and thoughtful. FRANCES FRENCH Bridgeport, Ill. Beta Beta Tau: Twelfth Night: lllinois Club. Winsome and modest. ClIARLO'l 1'E Fmcuoi' Cushing, Okla. Oklahoma Club: French Club: Twelfth Night. A cheery manner that u'e all lo1:e.' , A, IA. .Pi m T .iw L' ' V Y . - ' 1. , I. . X il. ,.. P 1,5 kd , . f ,, ,M I1 .Tx X. X, sl, . A,. v. I . j. QM,-ir A iff lf f g 4 ada l0Iumbia,1Wo. .r. Trio: Pres. Missouri Club: - ,ineage Club: Hiding Club: Twell'l,h Night. a A ll I ll arn1,, gay, amlfriemlly. .IrcANNE'r'1'14: F U1,1,i-:n Denver, Colo. Mic Stall Choral' liiclin Club ,. , . . , g , : College League: 'l'well't.h Night: St. Cecilia: Colorado Club. K Crea! ive, conseienl ions. and euni -- . Y . pan lanable. . CllAIlLO'l l'Ii Gmzweii , Webslcr Groves, IWU. . 'l'reas. Home Ee Club: l'well'l.li Night: Missoyri Club. . , p I So 'winning and ajfable she allrarrls friends. , Y ' A 1 4 - . - 1 A, fu lhrrn liL1zAm,s'1'H Guxnoiws , ' Dallas, Texas ' lnimc Ee Club: Hiding Club: w. A. A.: 'l'well'th Night: Texas Club. Likeable f iii67III', conseienlious f. n will J ,' worker JAM , if xy- 14-1 I X J: if ! 1 4 , . Q as if fi 'f X3 i ff X if Q ,if 5 ff' ry ,, 1 1 ' JK inoirvm Clams - ,H 1' , 1 1 ' K f f Denver, GNU. ,Q ,,' ' ,f J Y, ,-J f. J' fxfvi-PrgesxCo ova ii Club: Stl- Ceeilia' J, lholl1.fggy fyiig1ii'EKCll1oral3 liiclirig Club: 1 1' ' U,Q7Tl1e slars a e nal' more slerlrlfaslf' i , i .liuiisslm JEAN GLASS Rule, Texas St. Cecilia: Twelllh Night: Texas Club. Shari and smeel, lzarrl In bealf' B1Al!BAlKA L1-:E Glmlmnl Warrensburg, Mu. Double Sextettcg Tri Beta: St.. Cecilia: Choral: French Club: Mis- souri Club: Twelfth Night. Sludious, versalile. and so salis- jzyingf' COLEEN GRANT Longview, Terras- Delta Psi Omega: Mary Arden: Texas Club: Dance Club, Twelfth Night. l'Villy. willing. and a 1l'UIIliPl'.H 'fl 1 Mitnnau lZL1zA13E'rH Cimvns Vaiden, lil iss. Beta B1-ta Tau: College League gosniopolilnn Club: Choral: 'l'well'tl l iglll.. Nu UIIPYS ngare -lil!!-illflli llran sl1e.' , .., i r -, ,.1-1.4.1, -,Li o '1 ,, ,, .- , ..f,l'4. , ,, ,Jv os, u 'I 4 7-I 'J' ' A ,.,1' .1 4 ---f' J j . f,' .ismffhl .103-'gsfiiljgg 1 A Sikeslon, IWU. Missouri Club: 'l'welI'th Night. Bubbles 111-er will: wil and jay Q, Lrfing alive. Vfxl.l.u-: Louisa Cunwrui-in W Versailles. 1140. Beta Beta Tau: Missouri Club 'l'well'th Night, Because she's lrue she makes friend. and keeps ll1crr1.. Doius l'lAis'roN ffauncil Bluffs, Ia, V St. Cecilia: Dance Club: lowa Club Orchestra: 'l'well'l.h Night: Mar- Arden. She lrips lhe Iiqlzlfanla.vlic. If l..lZA nwrn H A N i sou I Omaha. Nebr. Delta Psi Omega: Home Ee Club Nebraska Club: Twelfth Night. Gracious and gay. lJ0lKOTliY IIARDGHOVE Salisbury, llfla. Double Sextette: Tri Beta: Orehes tra: Choral: St. Cecelia: Missour Club: Twelfth Night. 'LA classic bil Qf music and lovelinessf SUSAN I'l-ARRISON Des Moines, Ia. Beta Beta Tau: Jr. Pep Squad College League: Choral: Iowa Club Twelfth Night. . An ullra-rnadern ma,iden. ' V ' A .IAN1-: I1ASKINS Union Cily, Tenn. 'l'well'th Night: Tennessee Club. Dr'awI and cara'ial. Page -I ELIZABETH PIEINE F' renzonl, Nebr. Mary Arden Clubg Delta Psi Ornegag V.-Pres. Nebraska Club: Twelfth N ight. '6Frank, gay, and ref'reshiny. ELAINE B.U'l'H I-li-:isa Michigan Cily, Ind. St. Ceciliag Annual Staff: Mary Ardeng VV. A. A.g Indiana Clubg Twelfth Night. A bzmrlle Qfgoofl cheer. N A Nm' LEE I'lElllil.ESS Knighlslown., Ind. Beta Beta Tau: Mary Arden: St. Ceciliag 'Twelfth Nightg Indiana Club. She has lhe kind qffriendship lhal ,endures forever. lVlA1l'l'l'lA JANE l'lII.L Union Cily, Ind. Indiana Clubg Twelfth Night Sophisiicaled lady. My 1 1,2 My l F4 , Jjfd .LNE ' . as ubu Il, I Tri Bet' ' I C l0F lg '. 'riog Da cc uh: Jlllllaglbfjclll . iid Club' wc ' Ni if sw e ll I ll l i My izi lellZzl and WW ga UT Vw lr Pup Sq 1 1 Tx l Marsf Ardcng ' l 'a 3 1 Arkansas Club. I .fgpeflk lhe speech Spray Q, .-,, . ip,-4 - ' Q' .I ' ,- Ifiifi-I 1v 'll li, llff Cv jljol I -f . ,, 4 f iff! W 'l .JJ LX MA' I,-lf l3Oli0'l'llY l'loGLu4: J .J Oklahoma City, Olela. Mic. Stalfg French Clubg Twclftli Nightg Oklahoma Club. An anirnolezl spirit, she jusl loves lo live. BEIKNICE IIOLMAN Columbia, Mo. Missouri Clubg Twelfth Night. Sincere in work and friendship foo. Page 49 WJ IN-X 'J-4 I If-'Y' 4' E, ,,,Q,.,f.:,l3f.,.1i : iJ Lg. -. fi-.1'.CfA.Jf 7 J- , - .K ,f . . ,ef ,.-..,A.. ,QT .-J-fC . .,fi1,,,w4 rlrff .f-L..-,1,.t- 1 '-Q-V We-4 -5' -Z fr, Q .JJ-ff J . . , , .1 . 1 ,gi . i.. .V ,gf gear f l-L 'LLL A,,.-'11, 'Na:A ff Al E'1'l,l,HOW'l9S ' ' wifi f-in-H flfTfz5fQp'41k1f1.M A Q .-Vx.. i , , ,, JFYA. l ll Beta Beta Tau QViOkltlll0lIl21 Ghlbg M33 Stalfg Art Clubg Twelfth Night. fr A sorl qf clmrming. bubbling sophis- l iClIll.0I1.H Donrrrrn' l'lUMPi-'l1f:l-n Columbia, Mo. Twelfth Nig.:l'1t3 Missouri Club. Possessing rare charms. ri lovely personf .I EAN HYSLOP Beciford, I nd. lruly French Clubg lmliana Club: Twelfth Night. Demure and clzarrningf' lVlAm' Louisa ISGIKIG Telmrrlnli. Nehr. Mic.Stalfg Mary Ardeng W. A. A.: Twelfth Nightg Nebraska Club. A lrue combinalion. of hrillirlrwe and bemilyf' .IDOROTIIY J Aczons Columbia, Ala. Lineage Clubg Twelfth Nightg souri Club. M is- A lovable combinalion of spice and sugar. B1-:'rTY Lum .lAlXllE'I l' Muskogee, Okla. St. Cecilia Clubg Oklahoma Clubg Twelfth Night. A iano was her lkworile inslru- P ' - meal. ,H 1 'lt ,Q 4- -xg M ii V li 4 T f ' l F W xl l3l:1V1k1lll.Y ANN ilomcs lb : ' 1 Slienanflorih-, Nia .'St.i Ceqiliawg Lineage Club: I43Vl'H sgixlylfqiTwe11't11:Ngght.p' ,- 'F J 'R -X H lfigoplzislicalirln 11,138 charm. ,K xl.. X ,A 1, A PviJ .X . l l .IEANNE JOULLIAN Oklahoma C ily, Okla. French Clubg Oklahoma Club: Twelfth Nigh L. Quiel, reserzaell, sweel in her way Olllll. .WW gig' af X. S,,,fAJ, .UF Q4-5,5945 -,J 9- I, il x JANE KEMPsTEa Columbia, Mo. Phi Delta Deltag Riding Cluhg lcE'6Il5Cl1 Clubg Art Clubg Missouri u . Win all around clever person. JOAN IQOONTZ Olallle, Kan. Pres. Kansas Clubg Dance Club: St. Ceeiliag Mary Ardeng Choralg W. A. A.g Jr. and All-Star Hockey Team. Jusl pep, persanalily, ,and popu- larilyf' fs ,u , , - , ,f4'f l'l '. ' ' J Nfl I- J! 1 H 1 l , ' 'BETTY SU'ElLANLBl - I. f ,Denver-, Colo. ,' I Coloraxdo -Clubq ,jDalnee Club: Sec.- Treas. lhdinff lub' A. 'A..' Twelfth -Night. -ali,-A V ' 'The ufolrldx speaks well of llzee. 1'-' f . I D l Sl8RAMAlllEIaAT1'A Henderson, Ky. Beta Beta Taug Kentucky Clubg Twelfth Night. oJ,,yvQ1-P! T FaslzioriJ9udfforrr? ,f' ,ff-'Y l H K 14 J, X L6,x'Vv,.-glosnfiugpnfLEAGEV if W, ' MyI-7,,ih,4fsuzuian, mf. 'LEM ,.'1Q6lIe,ige,L:a'5u ,: St. Ceciliag Indiana g1'giggf'1w3gg1ith'Nlight. '. intellect, and endearifzg sweet- J JVyness. ffv - L Af ly Mg ,Vg , 'l' - iy. ' EN' We iff- ,f b bn I ,Q , fel I , M ,.,. , ,- A '11 ,Wi nf, MAHCELLINENIIJIDE 'll 1 A LCiunden, flgkw lfjnl' ,Sl.J,ffCei3iliag 'A.g Arkansas ffl Polutiytwplft 1 Nightl. X, fl ,V 'C1leerMxnalure llzal we all love. .. M ., ll BARBARA LONG Des Moines, Ia. Lineage Clubg Iowa Clubg Twelfth Night. A friendly personality. VIRGINIA LOWERY Cleveland, Miss. Twelfth Nightg Cosmopolitan Club. Perseveriny, arnbilious, yreal abil- ' 97 zly. x X. BETTY GRACE LUT'1'E1u.oH Jonesboro, Ark. Home Ee: St. Ceciliag Arkansas Clubg Twelfth Night. Freckles anrlfzznf' l J! fvpff we 'SIZ- fefW?W a A I oms leCU'rcHgg,N , Paris, Tenn. Z Mary Ardcng Pep Squad: Dance Cluhg Tennessee Clubg Twelfth Nightf 'iVibranl. versalile soulhern belle. 6 hi' 'T ,6.Zl- - JANE MCNAB Omaha, Neb. Dance Clubg Lineage Club: Ne- braska Club: Twelfth Night. Double dose of lwinkling loes. JEAN MCNAB Omaha, Neb. P- Dance Clubg Lineage Clubg. Ne- braska Clubg Twell'th'Night:':,. fff Double dose Q! lwink!ling'Ioes.'l , Q3 V,ive ,V .Ji in '-' JM, V K Yi: '1,B+6i1f'Mf2NUT'1vJ ,. , 2' E-illleffloel-'f. Arla' 3 'i , I fm .. A K . . f -' v T. - z -Riclingtlfllilbs ,College Leaguei Ar- lflianlsasifllulii Twellith Night. A I .' I ' 'A . . X J . 12 , iiffllllhlly bunblle of cllvarnzulglsoullzern AtJ'persongilily. I A ' ' A, x .J . f ' ,. f- . ' , ' I . -fi MAXINE NIACKIE Kirksville, Mo. Home Ecg Twelfth Nightg Missouri Club. 'filed hair and lwinkling eyes. ' xXETTA MANAHAN 'iQXAda, okza. Co ge 1,42 gueg Home Ecg Oklahoma lu V T Ivilfth Night. 'IldiU'ldllf1l5Sll6 willz, mind riclz in e I bill' N lm lv l 0- PIAIXRKJET lVIARTIN Tyler, Texas Choralg Twelfth Nightg Riding Club: Texas Club. Genaine and willzoul prelensef' 1 V9 ., 4 f , . nf, !7LQfQftMLmeLcv, ffl-Fnfififf-'P g Z9 , ,. . U 5 -.1 . ,,.f-.f..-f1- -,E-fi -M -, 'IJ'-' ,ff ...-,1 -I f ifteif-' fn I ,J - Y .1 t E- HH A- - 1' 4 A-, i A X 1 ROBERTA M A'r'1'1NC.LY Odessa, lVIo. Lineage Clubg St. Cecilia: Twelfth Night: Missouri Club. Talenled, gay, and fun-loving. MARY ANNA TYTAUPIN Paris, Ky. Kentucky Club: Home Ee Club: Twelfth Night. lVIerry eyes and a 'winning smilema real girl! BARBARA MAY Alexandria, I nd. French Club: Choral, Twelfth Nightg Indiana Club. Dignity and charm personified. AILEEN MEI-IRIIOk'F Carrolllon, Ill. Beta Beta Tan: Riding Club: llli- nois Club: Twelfth Night. A lhoroughbred lhrough and lhrough. NEDRA MILBUIKN Columbia, Mo. Lineage Clubg Home Ee Club: Twelfth Nightg Missouri Club. Channing in manner, appearance, and all lhe nicer Hangs. :BARBARA MILLEII Des Moines, Ia. Jr. Pep Squad: Art Club: Phi Delta Delta: College League: Iowa Club: Twelfth Night. Lovable, and fun. MAIIION MILLEIK Columbia, Mo. Twelfth Nightg Missouri Club. Quiel, likeable, loyal. PATSY TVIILLER Columbia, Mo. Phi Theta Kappa: Mary Arden: St. Cecilia: Annual Stalfg Jr. Pep Squad: Mic Staff: W. A. A. E'jfervescenl wilh. fun and pep. Page 51 SARA JANE MILLSAP Ml. Vernon, lllo. Twelfth N ight: Missouri Club. A mild and genlle lemperamenl is hers. ANNA LEE NIITCIIEL Wlorris, Okla. College Leagueg Home Ee Clubg Twelfth Night: Oklahoma Club. A person lr he depended upon. A N A- as C -,Y s f' .,- Q Q:- kfiugilhlfili In ,V--ffifig TQ Twelfthx - .ig1tG'Maisf?Ai'QQn'31.ArUrQw Cll1bflI'T1dw'- fixglhlme Ejlk 'Q4.N Nl: .515- Likeal1leNd7id.a-Wek Qf7fJ.1 iiiL:QT11 , XR iii DQS Q L 'J 3 Sli, il, J DQREEN MQRAIN bg, Des Moines, Ia. P an xx Twelfth Night: Towa Club. Hi W insoyne and modeslf' NIAIKTI-IA M ORTON Snzilhville, Mo. Lineage Club: Home Ee Club: Twelfth Nightg Missouri Club. HAIL aimiablefriend lo all. JEANNE Moss La Porle, Ind. Halloween Queen: Twelfth Night: Indiana Club: Dance Club: Orchestrag Mary Arden: Annual Staff: Phi Delta Delta. Dignified and dainty. ,-..-' J f- 9 . . . J -I'.l'ANE.A1.IcE NEWKIRK fa, ,73e:taFkana, Texas ,NQH3rneEe'Clubf Texas Club: Twelfth ,5Nlgllt. , y ' , ,J , 'a fl ffSweel is lhe word for you. Q wx ' ' F ,--, v , I 53 . A. . mi 'W .. -. fl . ' JEAN NEWSHAM , V , -f Holla, llflo. 'P' .l 'L Tri Beta: St. Cecilia: Choralg Or- chestra: Twelfth Night. 'EA polenlial whose nimble fingers find lheir haven on ihe piano keys. lVlAltJ0l!1E OPP Hannibal, lilo. Hiding Club: Missouri Club: Twelfth Night. 1 Debonair, dashing, and Efl!1?Ill'llllfl.,, - 'Q 'l ,J 3, . .... L L in ' .c tp., 4, ML.. x .L xf-fad Helm, ll- .,,,fa. .mf :Cl- 1'-2-4 - X Q.-..1,'1'f xt. nel- W 5' ' n-f it JEAN li.A1.s'1'oN f ' Columbia, lllo. Phi Theta Kappa: College League: llome Ec Club: St. Cecilia: Choral: .lr. Hockey Team: VV. A. A. ufjlll' girl in a lllUlLSllTlll.H avr 1 . , 1. f Q..J3!1 'J , a ' A yvayf-'f 1 Y' - VIRGINIA Ownws 'j':.L'.1B14:T'r1-: .l1s,xN,BLm1umi Oklahoma Cily, Okla. cMlQ9criline:l'1aic'f Jl' 51. Cecilia. Ifame Ee Club: 1'w1-11111 ,emi-di' start: Malay. Kraeg. cmalg Night: Oklahoma Club. . Itiding -,lQhyisl,Cl11l1: Serious al limes, SGTISNIIC alwnysf' , lNW'f5llll3ili,Nail'llll?vl,fL',w ill' 4 A I, . lc is-1 h,:1,.5'f?p21fly:ijiifff7Lf1. and aUle. ' :jf ja w we!! mecca! m .4 if P 1 - 74 lf ll - 04f46CAd,d ,cancel ,1,01aL AMhY 1 I 4 2 lxifikogee, Okla. Blyllzeville, Ark. ,'kWl il1lfLH KHPIJZ Phi Delta Della: Art Club: Orchestra: Twelfth Night: f Mary Arden' lliclm Club: Twelflh Arkansas Club, J . - - g Nlghtg Oklahoma Club. .4Raqigles llllHlily W Doms MAl1!iAlKE'l' PnM1s1a11'1'oN lWcAlesler, Okla. Home Ee Club: Lineage Club: St. Cecilia: Twelfth Night. Blond loveliness and winning u'ay.s'. MANY MA14: PENNISTON Columbia, Mo. Missouri Club: Twelfth Night. Her friendly smile briglllens our hearlf' .I UYN ann LOUISE Pnnmrrcn Lincoln. Nebr. Mary Arden: Riding Club: Choral: Twelfth Night: Nebraska Club. Ulrirlependenl, ejyicicnl, mul llelfgfzilf' LUCIE ELLEN Pm'1'cnE'rT Slurgis, Ky. Annual Staff: Orchestra: St. Cecilia: llome Ee Club: Twelfth Night: lxen- lucky Club. HA volcano Qffun, no counlefjl'eif. PEGGY LOUISE QUINN Mzzskogee, Okla. Phi Theta Kappa: Mary Arden: lliding Club: Twelfth Night: Okla- homa Club. Known for her poise and grace. Mllllflef A cheery nalure deserves adnzira- liunfy M Am' E1.A1N1s lhsucn Savannah, lllo, Mary Arden: St. Cecilia: .lr. Hockey Team: Orchestra: Twelfth N ight: Mis- souri Club. Earnesl in purpose. sincere in manner. JOANNI4: ITEED Bloominglon, Incl. Sec.-Treas. Indiana Club: Jr. Hockey Team: Delta Psi Omega: Mary Arch-nj Twelfth Night. Uniz,'ers11lly approveclf' i 4 ' NV11.l.115 CAT1-IERINE ROGERS Dyersburg, Tenn. Cecilia: French Club: Tri Beta Tennessee Club: Twelfth Night. 'WIusical, sludious, peppy. a goof l!0lIlbI-I1,0lI'0Il in any girl. - K ATHEIKINE P1oYs'1'1sn Henderson, Ky. Health Queen: Phi Delta Delta Pres. Art Club: Dance Club: .lr. Basketball Team. 'Ll,o1wefl by all. .IOSEPHINE ITOYSTER Henderson, Ky. Phi Delta Delta: Sec.-Treas. Ar Club: Dance Club: Twelfth Night Kentucky Club. Hfllso loved by all. Page 5 vi ... GWENDOLYN S'r15wA1x'r Columbia, Mo. 'l'well'Lh Nightg Missouri Club. A nolher swell lown girl. J uurru S'r1MsoN Owensboro, Ky. Kentucky Club: Twell'I,h Nighlg Sl.. Cecilia. HI n manner an oIr1'ql?1shioned belle, in lhouglzl a mfulerrlellef' NANETTE STOKES Taylornille, Ill. W. A. A.g Riding Cluhg 'lfwell'l.h Nightg Illinois Club, 'KPopuIar wilhoul lry1'ng. M A noAnE'1' S'rouT Waco, Texas Texas Cluhg Twelfth Nightg Bela Beta Tau. Somelim,es I sil and llzink, and some- limes I Jus! srl. JANE SUGGETT X , Enfd,ok1a. ' . M V.-Pres. Jr. Classy V.-Pres. Choralg SL. Ceciliag Mary Ardeng W. A. A.g College Widow Stalfg Orchestra. The fines! friend one could find. .. 5 . .5 IEDITII SUMMERS Ridgely, Tenn. Pres. Tennessee Clubg W. A. A.: 'l'well'Lh N ight. A soulhern drnwl mug u charming personalzlyfl I .lf ', . x fi if Qh' lx!! f Ai 29 il H 'Y if 7' . , r mj1v14,J,.fgTAQr.q1f' A ,C I of -iInd1hQrzapylis'f!Yn9li I, - .I M. P- f . 'WI , .Clsglg College .lefxfzllegf Hcp 1 i ,Deli,t.A DelLag,4l',QIollege 'Stalfjllnfilanfa Club. ji 1' f ' f Q Y . ' ., .Jlailzffrlg .'511Qc1art'1zy1.'fj-.. -' 1: V -1 4- 1 ' J .1 MARY 'TI-IAYER Des Moines, Ia. Arl. Clubg Iowa Clubg Twelfth Night.. All Ihol we seek in a friend. J .lx tx l . 'N-ix ' , x CATHERINE THOMAS A Oswego, Kan. Tri Betag St. Ceciliag Orchestrag Choralg Kansas Clubg Twelfth Nightg Violin Double Quartet. A combination cy' lovely music and friendliness. BETTY :NIAY THOMPSON Memphis, Tenn. Annual Staffg Student Councilg V.- Pres. Tennessee Clubg Jr. Basketball Tcamg Dance Club. Sweet, sincere and capable. PATTY TFHOMPSON Columbia, Mo. Choralg Art Clubg Twelfth Nighty Missouri Club. Pep-in the original package. MARGARET TODD Pittsburg, Kan. Lineage Clubg VV. A. A.g Kansas Clubg Twelfth Night. Enthusiastic, sincere, always smil- mg. DORIS CATHERINE TRAIN Independence, llflo. Dance Clubg Twelfth Nightg Mis- souri Club. A perky little miss, never idle. JEAN VTUNNICLIFF Shenandoah, Ia. Phi Theta Kappag St. Ceciliag Or- chestrag lowa Clubg Twelfth Night. Such scholarship and .such beauty we rarely find in one so flirty. o f T BACK erry C Clubg Twelfth iissou lub 0. X . of A. 0. , 1 V . ' juiel!y,c,armin,g. Inioeli I Pallonsliurgf llfl o. Home Ee Clubg Twelfth Nightg Mis- souri Club, ill - f 'lnoesnrfwkisze 'lool 1ls,'l' but makes them count. lf, ,Lf I f it V' l y X ll x X Vx s I l , ,J . ll Few at x X- ITT ,Y l Nl lt f' U l ' ' V Wx- A T ' 1 ' , N-A . , 0 jf! bully , 1 YIM 'JP .17 T 7..f4, KVM kjploy ,t1ify?J,,.i'f' ,,?,I'jI.L1AiSlNV.4NGE 'J 'l 4Ponca City, mia. Sec.-Treas. Jr. Classg Choralg Stu- dent Council: French Clubg Oklahoma Club: Twelfth N ight. . Interested in many things, capable ln all. M.ARJ0lKIE VIOKERY Omaha, Nebr. Phi Delta Deltag Art Club, Home Ee Clubg Dance Club. - Perfect poise and a little air of in- dzjfercnce that enhances. DOROTHY ANN WALTER Carrollton, Ill. .Tri Betag St. Ceciliag Orchestrag Lineage Clubg Illinois Club. A lovely lady of the keyboard. BOYCE WARR Memphis, Tenn. Twelfth Nightg Tennessee Club. 'iSweet, learned, and ladylikef' MAIIGARET WATKINS Wirzclzester, Ky. Kentucky Clubg Twelfth Night. Hadiales charm and personality. BRRNIOE WEST Indianapolis, Ind. Phi Theta Kappag Jr. Pep Squad Double Sextetteg Riding Clubg Colleg Leagueg Choral. As likeable and inspiring as her ricl conlralto voice. MARGARET WIIEELER Okmulgee, Okla. Art Clubg Oklahoma Clubg Twelfth Night. Mischief peers merrily out from he sophistication. AL'rrucA Wn1'rcRArT Clayton, Mo. Home Ee Clubg Jr. Basketball Teamg Choralg Twelfth Night. Always dependable, always striv- ing-she will attain her goal. Page 5-I SARA WINKLEB lllanlzallan, Kans. Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Delta Delta, Annual Staff: Mic Staffg Lineage Clulmg Art Clubg Mary Arden. Good-nalured, kind-hearled, and con- l scieniiousf' 1 GERALDINE BATES 1 M uskogee, Ukla. Twelfth Nightg Oklahoma Clubgf Choral. Quiel and deniure in manner. JOAN TAYLOR Indianapolis, Ind. Twelfth Nightg Art Clubg Indiana Club. I lone my Indiana. CATHERINE GROVES Kansas Cily, lVIo. Twelfth Nightg Missouri Club. Corwenlions cannot bind her. if A 'l . W, J V' ' lf .A , I , I .K , 17,- ff 1 gf 1 , Page 55 VEnA ANDERSON I ndependence, Mo. Twelfth Nightg Missouri Club. Likeable bu! longing. V 11xG1N1A Cox Brunswick, NIO. St. Ceciliag Twelfth Night. The perfecl home girl. BILLIE LOUISE W1LL1AMs Skialaok, Okla. Twelfth Night Clubg Oklahoma Club. UA lover of lhe greal open spaces. BARBARA JAMES Si. Louis, Mo. Twelfth Night Clubg Missouri Club. She quickly made herself friendly and popular. . . I .-1 f ' f ff -I .- B-,, ,,,-...,,f if.. ,V ,ee f WJ -. .-.:i,j I .. Q ,. I .. L Q 1' TVIARY ELLEN MOLZAIiN Council Bluffs, Iowa Phi Theta Kappag College Leagueg Iowa Cluhg Twelfth Night. Always pleasant and underslandingf' Lois WVILLIAMS Fremont, Nebr. Phi Delta Deltag French Clubg Choral, Art Club, Twelfth Night: Nebraska Club, Adorable. MAIKTIIA ll UTH Wu.l.IAMS Rl1lCfSI'll6, III. Phi Theta Kappa, Riding Clubg Twelfth Nightg Illinois Club. A mild and gertlle femperumenl is hers. ' Suzixm NE WILLIAMS Sullivan.. Ind. St. Ccciliag Choralg Indiana Club: College Lcagueg Twelfth Night. Calm, and unrujfieclg she'lI reach her goal. Momzma WIl.SON Jonesboro, Ark. Art Clubg St. Ccciliag 'Fwelfth N ight: Arkansas Club. A lighl-hearled lam-boy, lwmning gaiely on, all. ifwiiwdgiiijg WWW yy We. EAW' - VmGiNIA CLAIRE Wlucl-rr Terre Haute, Ind. Mic. Stall, Annual Staffg St, Cecilia, Mary Arden, College League, W.A.A.: Twelfth Night. Sparkling and ejfervescenlf' llAImm'r'r VVOOD Beckley, W. Va. Home lic Club: Cosmopolitan Clubg Sl., Ceciliag Twelfth Night. v lVliscl1iejl' lurks behind her !Illl8llZ6SS.l BAHBA im YENTZEIK Ollawa, Ill. Beta Beta Tang Illinois Club: Twelfth Night. Prelly,!cule, serious-all in one. BETTY MAE ZIMMA1' Louisville, Ky. Home EC Clubg Twelfth Nightg Kentucky Club. An ideal comprmion-animalefl and ullruclwef' Page 5 af' , ,, 1 'X Q N QM 0 Xi 5 J Ex 9' f Y Front row: W EST, THORPE, CURRIER, JONES, CARTER, WILLIARIS, WILSON, O,DELL, D.AVISON, CRUME. ALEXAN- DER, S. XVINKLER. Second row: BROCKSMITII, QUINN, MIITIIEII, RALSTON, COLEMAN, R. XVINKLER, TUN- NICLIFF, SPENCER, THORIP- SON. Third row: PAULOS, BRIGHT, MOLZAIIN, SNODDY, ITIANSON, R OSS-SI-IANNON. XVILSON, Pres1'derzt,' J ONES, Vice-President, 0 ' DELL, Treasurer. Front row: STREET, ROGERS, IIARDGROVE, STRONG, IIEHU- LIN, GRAHAM, XVALTERS. Second row: J. YIINES, NEW- SI-IAM, DI.IBI,E, .AIL'l'S, BECK- MANN, TKIIOMAS, GEAN. MAIIIANNBI AILTS, Presidentg MAIKION STRONG, Vice-Pres- irtentg VIRGINIA GEAN, Sec- retaryg DOROTIIY STREET, Treasurer. Front row: GRAY, ALEX- ANDER, PAULOS, YFAYLOH, lKEMPS'I'ER, FREUND, VVINK- LER, BAUS, IIINES, SIMPSON- Second row: SOMEART, MIL- LER, MCCRUDI, K. ROYSTER, J. ROYSTER, VICKERY, MOSS' BAILLIE. ROSEMARY FREUND, Presi- dentg MAIKTHA ALEXANDER, Vice-Presidentg ELZENA BAILLIE, Secretaryg MARX' ELLEN IIINES, Treasurer. Page 5 8 BET THETE EBBBB The Gamma chapter of Phi Theta Kappa began their year with the annual tea in the Missouri Hall parlors. The members were hostesses to the faculty and entire student body. At the conclusion of the first semester, the seventeen new members were entertained at a formal dinner. Mem- bers are chosen from those girls whose grades rank in the upper ten per cent of the student body. As a special project, the girls redecorated their chapter room with chintz draperies, venetian blinds, and chair coverings. BETE BETE BET This honorary society for music majors had a membership of about twenty-three girls this year. The society was named in honor of three great composers: Bach, Beethoven, and Brahms. Membership is limited to music majors outstanding in music and scholarship who are recommended by the faculty. Beta Beta Beta sponsored the weekly student recitals held every Tuesday in the auditorium. PHI BEETE BEETE Phi Delta Delta is the honorary art society whose membership is limited to those art majors having an S average or higher. This year there were seventeen girls initiated in February. At initiation the new members were presented their pins. They are in shape of a triangle with a'paint brush passing through. The new members were entertained with a formal dinner in the dining room. These girls are responsible for much of the art work done during the school year. Page 59 CARTEH, President: MCGEE, 'Vice-Presi- rlenlg G-EAN, Secrelury- Treasurer Clxoss, MCGEE, Seno- WENGEIKDT, GRAN, MORIIONV, JENNY SPENCEH, Cfxixrisn The purpose of this organization is to promote interest in the secretarial iield by providing an honor society for those girls who achieve high standing in this department. Membership is divided into three classes: Office Clerk, Stenographer, and Secretary, according to the progress each girl makes. Meetings are held bi-monthly. Only the girls who are enrolled in the Secretarial Department as majors are eligible for membership, and only those girls who have attained the rank of Secretary may become oiiicersg these are entitled to keep and Wear their pins. Coi.EM,xN, President .I UNES, COLEM A Scnmvr:Nc:11:1xn1', Vmzcn, .I oHNs'l'oN Page 60 The honorary dramatic society at Christian College is Delta Psi Omega. For membership, a student must have earned one hundred points in dramatic work. This includes work in major and minor play productionsg stage crew work, and individual gains from the work ship. Also her grades must have been satisfactory. In February, the new members were entertained with a formal dinner, following initiation, in the dining room. This society is very prominent in all play productions, acting and stage crew work. Front row: IIERKLESS, I QAH, ' COIKNELISON, RISK, L - Af Q Nomus, FISHER, Aus- I. - TIN, LARSON, B. 'MII LEB Second row: YEN'I'zEn, DODGE, RAMSAYER VVALKEIK, GllEN'l'llEl!. FRENCH, YOUNG. HAR- BISON. Las! row: ENNIS, PIP KIN. Bowan, SMITH GIIAVES. LA'I I'A, OPP MEHRIIOI-'F, AMHLICII N 0 Il Ii 1 s , Presirlenl RISK, Secrelury FISHER, Comptroller AUSTIN, Personnel Di reclor T he membership of Delta Eta Chi is based on superior scholarship and ability to master the physical and biological sciences, mathematics, chemistry, geology, zoology, and botany. To be eligible, a student must manifest interest in these and have unusual aptitude for them. The name of the society represents the ideal achievements of Darwin, Einstein, and Madame Curieg its aim is to encourage students to learn and use scientific method. Sponsors for the group are Dr. Harold Long, Dr. Esther Stearn and Miss Julia Spalding. Pagc 61 STUHE T HHVERNNIENT .fi eq X' - if 9 X SW . ri Xp 5 3 ,L fm -, BQ 3 if 55 ri w' Q5 Q 3 ,. fx, J-- ii , p 5., is ff' Silling: WALKER, COPELANIJ, IIENDERSHOT, BROCKSMTTH, BRIGHT, SHIFLET, COLTEI1, SMITH, BRADLEY Slanding: ANDERSON, HANSON, KANE, CROSS, EN'ANS, BOWMAN, ETINES, THOMPSON, CARTEH, VANCE, CANNON In 1920, Christian College first attained student government. Since then, the ofHoers of the association with other council members discuss and settle all questions of discipline that arise throughout the year. They co- operate with a faculty advisory committee. The Student Government Association is the most important of all student organizations. Its purpose is to give young Women the experience of making and enforcing different regulations for a large group. Miss Habein entertained with many teas during the year and the oilicers for next year were entertained at a formal banquet in May. The oilicers for this year were president, Margaret Hansong vice-president, Frances Brightg and secretary, J o Anderson. Page 62 4 SSSSPUS SISSSHS This club exists for the pur- pose of making friendships be- tween old and new girls before they come to college in the fall. A record is kept of the juniors Whom their senior sisters have adopted. Correspondence is car- ried on during the summer so that college opening will be a UlKI1'II COPELAND, Vice-Presidenlg FRANCES RUSS- reunion rather than 3 nleeting of SHANNON, Secrelaryg VIRGINIA GEAN, Presidenl if S strangers. PSSSHIS S' SSS SIS This year, the membership of the President's Council included seniors from each state largely represented at Christian. The group acted as an advisory council on student affairs and conferred with the president on all activities of the student body. All affairs, large or small, that must be settled satisfactorily in order that the life of students run smoothly came up for discussion in the council. EVANS, CARTER, RISK, Molmow, BIKNKS, GllAX', ALEXANDER, HINES, BELL, JOHN- STON, BAKER Pq63 EIILLEGE WIHIIW ln the year 1910, the College Widow, annual publication of the stu- dents of Christian, made its first appearance. Since then, the Widow has prospered and made great progress as the memory hook of Christian Col- lege girls. Mrs. Marion W. Hertig has been the faculty adviser for the past twelve years. Edii0l'-'LUCIIJE THORPE Assistant Editor-MARY ELLEN HINEs Art Edil0l'-MARY ELLEN HINES Senior Editors-PEGGY COLEMAN, MAR'l7HA THOMPSON Junior Edii0l'S-TONY THOMPSON, JANE SUGGETT Feature Edit0FS-MAARION BROWN, J O ANN REEVES Snapshot Edil0I'kMABI TAYIJOB Club Edil0l'-SARA WINKLER Sports Editor-PATSY MILLER Typist-MARILYN AMBLER Business Manager'-VIRGINIA WRIGH'1' Business Assistants-TANSY BARNHILL, ELAINE HIEISE, LUCY ELLEIJ PRITCHETT, JEANNE Moss Sealed: PIXI1'CHETT, WIXIGIIT, SUGGETT, VTHOIKPE, HINES, COLEMAN, HEISE, BARNHILL Slamling: P. MILLER, TAYLOIX, Moss, BROWN, THOMPSON, REEVES, S. WINKLER, M. 'THOMPSON , Page NIIERUPHU E The Microphone, is the college newspaper, published twice a month by members of the journalism class. Faculty adviser is Mrs. Mary Paxton Keeley. , Junior members of the staff were each given one paper to edit during the second semester. 'From these editors, Mrs. Keeley will appoint next year's staff. The staff of the lirst semester consisted of Martha Alexander, editor, Lucile Thorpe, news editor, Jo Ann Reeves, associate editor, Rebekah Jones, business manager, Marion Brown, advertising manager, and Vir- ginia Truitt, feature editor. Page 65 MlcRoPHoN'E W 'Z'-R9- 7 r Y f asf jg.?.-qi, iz.::- L 5'f.'.klf fifj. af 'fi' M515 5251 wr, 1:1-wg, ' ah: 'A 1. i V T. Illlllll St. Cecilia is open to all girls who are interested in music and is spon- sored by the instructors of the Music Conservatory. Since 1924 this club has been very active and has proved valuable in promoting musical activity in the college. The club was named after Cecilia, whom the Romans con- sidered the patron saint of music. The programs for the year were based on the development of music in America. The president, Mary Ella Herblin, gave interesting talks on the various types of music here in the United States. Before the Christmas holidays St. Cecilia presented a program in the auditorium of Christmas selections after which the student body sang carols. The officers of the club are Mary Ella Herblin, presidentg Mary Louise Wallcer, vice-presidentg Mary Jac Barbee, secretaryg and Dorothy Walters, treasurer. Pg66 Elllllllll lllllll A very active musical group on our campus is called the Choral Club. About seventy girls who are interested in singing compose this club which is directed and sponsored by Miss Geneva Youngs. Twice a week, Choral meets in the auditorium. The Work done provides the students with one credit a semester. l At Christmas time the group sang at the Christian Church during the morning service hour. At the time of the National Convention of Junior Colleges held in Columbia, the Choral Club represented Christian College in a program given in our auditorium March 1. A beautiful spring concert was enjoyed late in April. The Choral also furnishes music for the commencement exercises. The sacred numbers sung on baccalaureate evening are always exquisite. Pg67 THIH The Junior Girl's Trio composed of Jane Hines, Cherry Frost, and Frances Fitzgibbons was a very popular singing group this year. Besides providing music for the dining room on special occasions, the girls sang at the Pet Show, the Varieties, and numerous places in Columbia. The Trio favored popular songs and semi-classical numbersg they were ably advised by Mrs. Nick Cave. A Under the direction of Mrs. Helen Myers Kellogg, the Christian College Orchestra distinguished itself on several student recitals. It is SEXTETT llllllllll E composed of twenty-six girls, all students of Christian. They also play the processional at the commencement pageant. The Double Sextette is chosen annually by Miss Geneva Youngs, direc- tor. It is one of the most popular organizations on our campus and has provided music for many Columbia organizations. The group also took trips 'to surrounding Columbia towns to present concerts. In February, the Sextette gave its annual recital in the Christian College auditorium. Pgdb Fwzcmnows, HINES, FROST. DonoTm' WALTERS Sealed: Hmumclxovlc, I'IENDEllSll0'l', EIINES , 1 Standmg: STHIQET, M ILLER, 'I'1MrvmnMAN. 1 WILSON, TVRUITT, IJUBLE, Monnow, WES1. GRAJ-IAM All-Campus Artists Page 69 K : nm: 1 PLAY SEE ES The Merchant of Yonkersn by Thornton Wilder was presented November 29. The entire cast was made up of Christian students, there being sixteen parts in all. Costumes for the play were the original ones Worn in the Broadway hit last year. The play was directed by Bradford F. Crocker and Elizabeth Manning was stage technician. The second major production was the annual Shakespearean play, As You Like It . Louise Carter and Sara Carmack had the leading roles. The final activity of the department was the presentation of one- act plays Written by tl1e junior English composition classes, and directed and produced by senior drama majors. Mrs. Keeleyls radio continuity class has presented an amusing serial on the life of The Cottinghamsug broadcast every Tuesday and Thursday night Over KFBU. Page 70 NIAHY lllllll Elll Mary Arden is the club composed of girls who are interested in dra- matics. No active work in drama is required for Inembership. This year there were thirty-live members in Mary Arden. Meetings were held every two weeks in the drama studio. At these the girls dis- LOUISE Momxow, Presidenlg CAIILA MAIXIE MCGEE, Vice-President VIRGINIA GEAN, Secy-Treas. cussed the old and modern theatre. Different reports and talks were given by the members. Mrs. Hertig, Mrs. Keeley, and Dr. Stobie were guest Q' speakers during the year. . X ,gg Sponsored mainly by the Mary Arden Club, AW 'I Q' fee. ' 4 Y . . - . . Z the trips to Kansas City and St. Lou1s to see 43. J X f Ill , Hamlet and 'Taming of the Shrew were en- Il 5 . Q o Joyed immensely. Page 71 lfngwh W flip? lui nl EE F , ,, T D -- im QSJLQX' wt wus? X no?5fOlMX-gE3k6Q3 bwfb Kiki, The Dance Department is composed of almost fifty girls. lt is divided into four parts: history and theory of the danceg ballet and pointg moderng and character dancing. During the year, the dance group has delightfully entertained audi- ences With different presentations. As a part of the festivities of Christmas week, the annual Toy Shop was given. A dance recital of the whole department was presented in the early part of May, and a group danced at the May Fete. The Varieties was the big production of the year. All of the num- bers were original and enjoyed immensely. Accompanists for the depart- ment were Marianne Ailts at the organ, and Jane Eades, Jane Suggett, Dorothy Walters and Roberta Mattingly at the piano. Pg72 Ill EE Elllll The Dance Club, sponsored by Miss Morrison, plays a very important part in the activities of the college. While not all girls who takes dancing or join the Dance Club take part in the public performances, all help when a program is to he given. The programs consisted of a study of techniques of various dancers. Senior dance rnajors are required to do practice 'teaching in grade schools. They always give dance recitals at the end ol' the year. The pledge services were held in February followed by a formal dinner in the dining room. Initiation for second semester pledges took place in the spring. Presirlenl. ALICE H ALLQ Secrelary-Treasurer, MARION STRONG Page' 73 ART llllllllllll T The Art Department offers courses in introduction to Art, charcoal drawing, fashion design, poster painting, lettering, sculpturing, oil painting, advanced design, and a study of famous masterpieces. This year fellow students posed for the sculpturing, design and oil painting groups. The girls could also avail themselves of instruction in commercial art, the crafts, weaving, and batik work. The class in intro- duction made notebooks which included the color Wheel, original sketches, designs, and work with water colors and pen and ink. The annual art exhibit held during commencement is always enjoyed by both visitors and students and is accompanied by a reception given by the Phi Delta Delta and the Art Club. Page 74 All El H Membership in this club is open to anyone who is taking Hve hours of art and who is interested in the development of art. At the annual Christmas Bazaar, the Art Club contributed many products of their skilled workmanship, .including wooden boxes, buttons, bookends, bracelets, rings, and trays attractively painted and decorated by the members. The purpose of this organization is primarily to promote an interest in what is best in painting and sculpturing by round-table discussions. The club attended many exhibits given by the Art Lovers Guild of the University. The officers this year were Katherine Royster, Presidentg Betty McCru1n, Vice-Presidentg and Josephine Royster, Secretary-Treasurer. Page 75 Membership in the Lineage Club is limited to those girls whose relatives have attended Christian College in previous years. The aim of this or- ganization is to perpetuate the 'traditions of the college, linking the old with the new. Officers are selected from those members who have had the most relatives in Christian since it was founded. The League is affiliated with the National League of Women Voters, and has aimed to discuss intelligently current events and World alfairs. This year the club entertained delegates at the College League convention in March with a luncheon at Harris Cafe, and a tea in the Hughes l-lall recreation room. Under the sponsorship of Miss Ruth Graham and lVliss .lane Dearing, the Home Economics Club had a prosperous year. The membership was large and much work was accomplished. As new faces appeared on the campus in the fall, many new clothes appeared also. The Home Ec Club gave an ultra-fashion show for the student body. The main purpose of this club was to promote charm by applying it to our everyday living. Wlith Miss Ellen McQuarie as its sponsor, the French Club discussed life in France at its bi-monthly meetings. A French table was provided for those girls interested in speaking French only. The girls also learned how to play bridge and checkers Hen francaisew. Page 16 OFFICERS M,snf:AlxE'r Moss JOHNSTON. Pr'es1fzle11l.' FRANCES I'3HIGH'l', Vice-Preszfrlenlg Vm- G1NIA 'l'nU'1'1 r, Secrelury OFFICERS Mmm Jo SM1'1'H, Presiderzl: FHAN- cEs .Bmmm Vice-Presiclenlg JVIAIIILEE GRAY. Secrelaryg J EAN O'DEl.L, Treas- UFCI' OFFICERS IVIARY FRANCES JOHNSON, Presidcnf: JANE NVEECH, Vrfcc-Presirlenh' L0nE'r'rA MANA HAN, Secrelary: Cl'lARLO'I I'E GAR- N En, Treusufer' OFFICERS MARTIIA T1v1o1s1Ps0N, 1,l'8Sifl!?III,' MAH- TILA Al,I5XANllPIl!, Secrelary-Treasurer Page 77 llllllllll llllll The Twelfth Night Club, which 'takes its name from Shakespeare's famous comedy, sponsors all formal and informal dances, receptions, formal dinners and various other social affairs throughout the year. At the lirst of the year, the annual Mixer was given. This was an informal dance. The Open House formal was held in the gymnasium and in the new Hughes Hall recreation room. The Christmas formal held at the Tiger Hotel, marked and opening of the Christmas week festivities. Other dances were the Valentine Dance in the gym, the Senior Prom, and the Spring Formal at the St. Clair dining-room. Eddie Gibbons and his orchestra played for all the dances. Twelfth Night is composed of all students in residence, and aims to promote the social life of its members. Page 78' STATE BLUES Arkansas Arkansas he a name dear. Hail to the orange! Fla the place I eall Home Sweet, Home. Hail to the blue! Arkansas Arkansas I saluLe Lhee, Hail Alma Mater, ever so From Llly Shelter no IIIOIL I ll roam. We love no other So lel, our motto be Victory! lllinoisg Varsity! M uw GIIACI, MCCARTI R VIRGINIA GEAN, MARCI LLINI LIDI2 OFFICERS AILEEN MEHRHOFF, EDNA MARIANNE AILTS Colorado, Colorado, .lf love you, Paradise forever lies in skies so blue. In sunshine or in shadow ever new Colorado, Colorado, I love you. OFFICERS FAN IVIATHIESON, VIRGINIA GILLIS, ALBERTA ANDERSON 11 E H1 SIIII EIUIIS Indiana, Oh Indiana, Indiana, we're all for you. We will fight for the cream and crimson, For the glory of old I. U. Never daunted, we shall not. falter, In the battle, we're tried and true. Indiana, Oh Indiana, Indiana, we're all for you. OFFICERS VIRGINIA WRIGHT, RUTH .IOANNE REED CURE, Kansas, dear Kansas, we love thee, love thee, Our hearts from thee never sever. Our Alma Mater, our pride and glory Honor be thine forever. Rock, Chalk. Jayhawk, K. U.I Rock, Chalk, Jayhawk, U.I OFFICERS JOAN KOONTZ, IVIABGARICT IIJODD, CATHERINE THOMAS WYe are from Iowa, Iowa Best state in the land, Joy on every hand, We are from Iowa, Iowa 'I'here's where the tall corn grows OFFICERS IXIARY ELLEN IVIOLZAHN, Dom I N IVIORAIN, JEAN 'I'UNNIf'II1'r Slllll Ellllll All hail, Kenlnckyg all hail, Ken lucky l Cheer her, cheer her, every loyal man. We're going to light for l.l1e There is no place like Nebraska. Dear old Nebraska U.g WllCl'C the girls are the fairest, The boys are Lhe sqnaresl., Of any old place LhaL we know. JOSEPHINE. Horsfrrm, M Anrufx FFHOMPSON, blue and While' There is no place like Nebraska, For old Kenl,ucky's always 0 Where l,hey're all Lrue blue right. We'll all stick LogeLher QFFIC1-QRS 'ln all kinds of weather For dear old Nebraska U. LUCILLH EVANS OFFICERS BIERNADINE BECKMANN, BETTY 1flEINl JANE DAVISON Old Missouri! Fair Missouri- Dear Old Yarsilxy, E Ours are hearls that fondly love Lhee lflere's health Lo lheel Proud art, lhon in classic beauty Of lhy noble pasl. VVil.h llhy walehwords, honor, duly Thy high fame shall lasl. OFFICERS Cnnaarn Fnosr, .IRAN O,lDliLL, YIRGINIA Hixm1oN Oklahoma, Oklahoma, fairest daugliter of the The eyes of Texas are upon you West, All the livelong day, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, is a land we love the The eyes of Texas are upon you best. You cannot get away. OFFICERS From niffhl, 'till early morn. NIARJORIIG FREEMAN, MARGARET BEAUCHAMP, D V Phe e es of Texas a'e u' JEANNE SCHNI-:ITTER y I Pon you 'Til Gabriel blows his horn. OFFICERS Q16- MARGO BURCHELL, BETTY BRALLIC JANE ALICE NEVVKIRK Tennessee, I love thee, the orange and White. Let us sing one song to the dear old U. of T. Where the lamp of learning gleams through the night. Do not think you can escape them. Y OFFICERS EDITH SUMMERS, BETTY lVIAl'I THOM1'SON, HELIENIER CURRIER VVe love the Whole United States From Bost on, Massac I1 use t Ls, To Frisccfs golden gate. OFFICERS lh'IARGERY ADILUXIEN, DOROTHY DUBLE, ' ITARRIET Woon -1 57 mx . I 43 V iff wi' , W - ,, F S65 ' AJ. W' .3 I '34 . -Ri. V fi 'F 1 . vwfi 1 ,f 31 if ,V I! '21, My Q ,W 111, 1 ilu xx 1 ' ,- fm' I T7 W. ll. il. The Women's Athletic Association, whose sponsor is Miss Ethel Mitchell, had as its officers this year: Louise White, presidentg Mary Ellen Hines, vice-president, Lucille Evans, secretary, and Jo Anderson, treasurer. Besides sponsoring all intramural activities such as hockey, basketball, volleyball, and baseball, the W,A.A. was in charge of tennis, ping-pong, and badminton tournaments. Hikes, and hay-rides were other projects planned by the club. The linal and most important activity of this group was the carnival held April 12 A . bi E X xx. - iff, P 93 SWININII ll Swimming is a popular sport at Chris- tian. During the week, Classes in swimming and lifesaving are held, and on the weekends the girls swim for fun and enjoyment under the watch of an approved lifesaver. Girls wishing advanced instruction in lifesaving are entered in classes at the University of Missouri. Points for W.A.A. are earned by completing the required tests. One of the main attractions of the W.A.A. carnival is the swimming program. The intramural swimming meet held later in the spring draw further interest in swimming with diving, relays, and races. Wx gi fff .JCL og Ml ggi? Kneeling: MCCARTEIK. ROWLEY, GREEN. TIMMERMAN. CURE, SMITH. Borz, CLARK Slamliny: VAUGIIAN. JolINSoN. l,AWllENCE. BRIGHT. ALEXANDER. GRAY. 0,Dlil.L This year the 'pep squads provided a colorful ins'piration to the teams for which they led. their cheers. The Seniors, led hy Ruth Cure and Betty Tilnmerman, wore red skirts and white sweaters with large red S's oI1 them. They will especially he remembered for Thanksgiving morning when they rudely awakened the Juniors at five a. m. with their loud cheers for the Senior hockey team. The costumes of the Juniors and their leaders, the Pmoyster twins, con- sisted. of white skirts and sweaters with green J 's. This squad gave the Sen- iors some still' competition with their tricky and original yells. K. ROYSTEIK, J. Rox's'rER, BR,u.I,EY. NICCUTCHEN. VKOONTZ. XNEST. ANDERSON. LUTTERLOH, l,A'I rA. WIl,SfDN. lVIII.LER. PIARRISON. CURRIER. NIEHRHOFF, HOOFBIAN. T A Y L0 R - ,L-ease -W I HHEKEY TEAM Although it ended in a scoreless tie, the annual hockey game held on Thanksgiving morning Was one of the most exciting sport events of the year. The Seniors, led by Lucile Evans, played a hard game throughout but they were unable to break the strong defense of the Juniors, captained by June Broclxsmith. Though field goals were attempted by both teams, none were accomplished. The crowd led by the two pep squads, cheered and yelled with true spirit and enthusiasm. , vfws U. e 1 gf t 1 ieg . 1 T t t Senior Squad: Back I'0TDi'IiUNKEL, VVHITE, SCHNEITTEII, SCHOWENGERDT, RAMSAYEB, TIMMERMAN, ANDERSON, Bislsvss. Front-M CMTILLAN, EVANS, THoMPsoN Junior Squad: Back Vflw-RALS'l'ON, DOVEL, STOKES, E. EVANS, STAGGS, CASTLING, BARNHIIJL, Cfuvrnn, Coovnn. Toon. Front F010-KOONTZ, K. Roysrnn, BREED, BROCKSMITI-I, PIEISE, DAv1soN, REECE Page 86 VULLEYHALL Louise White was the captain of the senior volleyball team. They played well, but were defeated by the junior team, captained by Danner Carter. The game was fast and exciting, showing up the good sportsmanship of all the players. Page 87 Senior Team: Sealed. REEVES, W HITE. Sr:HowENGEnn'1'. I1lNES, IIAMSEYEH Asfllfldlflfl, lVlClVlILLAN. KUNKEL ' - ' ' T 1 1- r 1 ' 7 V 1 1 . .lzmzor Team Slanrlznq lx Roxsmn Fw ANS Bnonw CARTER LAMB XKHVICRAFI Sealed. Bnocrcsmrrn. Toms lllllllllllll With Mae Cooper, their captain, the Juniors defeated the Seniors 33-5 in the annual basketball game. Tlioupgh the seniors fought hard under the leadership of Louise Wihite, they were unable to withstand the onslaught of the fiery Junior team. l Senior learn: Slnm.r5'l'. lilcilzxflas. livmws, SPENCER. SHUWVENG-ERD'I', Wmris. RAMSI-zvnn, l'lINES. KuN14121,. lVlClVI1l.1,1w Junior learn: li. I1m's'1'mx. Riciace. B1uI.l,m', Sruss, Coovran, vVl'll'l'CRAF'l', lilmcxsmrrl-1. Ih1.s'roN. Cixnren Pugn AHS' Hllll ll EL ll Weekly meetings, steak frys, afternoon rides, and overnight all included in the Hiding Clubls calendar of events. Their most outstand- ing activity, however, was the annual Commencement Horse Show held at Druesdale Stables, May 28. The Riding Club officers this year were Marilee Gray, president, .lo Ann Reeves, vice-presidentg and Betty Sue Lamb, secretary-treasurer C x .u, 5 - . fu gf , 3- .'- '--. ..'.g., S! '..- A 'A - -: wi-1 ..-1 .:: -5. gy:-, V' 4? TAS .J .- .7 : .--H .--4 '24 - 'ig - '... -5- ', 9 55' -I - .sn - ' 'Jr .-2.42, vltlvl 'L -1 ...-Y.. -. .k Page 80 MCMIIAIJAN, KUNKEL. Kooivrz, EVANS, HALSTON. WHITE, CooPEu, REEVES. D. CAw1'nn. H.n1sAw:n. BROCKSMITII The All-Star Hockey Team is selected after the junior-senior hockey game has been played. The best players from both teams are chosen for this honor. Six seniors and Eve juniors made up this year's all-star team. 'Immediately after the annual junior-senior basketball game, the All- Star Basketball Team was announced. This year an entire junior team was selected. The girls were given extra points for W.A.A. BIKOCKSMITI-I, K. ROYSTER, Coovmx. XNHI'1'CRAF'I', CARTER, IiA1.s1'oN .ff lf' .L e N' r xvff' if .1-v -Q? , 1 1 1 ,' 4' . , T3 ,., ' ,,. ,J A mx , 'V 1 4' , 2' 'Lf ,. Q q,.Vw5g33f ,i '?fff1' , ,If if .- 1 ' Kilgr- ' 1 ' -. f. u QI: - 3. --rg fsiif fi- If 4-. af fl? .-5. mf . x N ng, .w 'WT 'Jw 2. G. I 5' 'fx lui! J x MQW 1 N' . 1 I V J 41.221 P Q: 5? Elll lllll lUll lH3ll-40 Sept. 13-T he gals come charging in on the two o'clock train at three oiclock and are taken under the wings of their big sisters. Sept. l.-fl'-R,egis'tratio1i1. Reception. Syncopation. Perspirationl Sept. 15-Classes begin at 8 o'clock. lnevitable convocation in afternoon. 'Pajama party that night. Multiple fun! Sept. 16-Psychology tests in auditorium. Hope they never 'lind out how dumb l really am. Sept. 17-Students attend Christian Church as a group. Faculty requested to attend. First and last time for them. Sept. '18-'GM.ixer in gymnasium from 9 to 12. Did my best to be charming with Mrs. fl41ertig's advice still echoing in my ears, 5'Here llf am, boys. Woo me. Oct. 6-Style show. My closet looks like a whirlwind struck it. But li 'Iinally got an ensemble together. Oct. M-C. C. girls ride in American Royal Horse Show. Gray and Mehrholl bring home the bacon . Oct. 16-Open House dance in gymnasium. Soft lights-sweet music. So roman- tic and HE likes mel - Oct. 25-Formal Dinner. Forgot and wore bedroom slippers under my green satin. Oct. 29-Phi Theta Kappa Reception. Brain-trusts become charming. Oct. 30-Jepson, soprano, lirst in concert series at University of Missouri. She had better luck with the insects than did Flagstad. Oct. 31-Two queens elected at Halloween Party in gym. A spooky, scarey mad- house which cheerfully closed with cider and donuts. Nov. 8-Junior Banquet. Debut of the Junior Song. The class officers had a chance to prove their ability as speakers. And they did! 1 Q 91 u Nov. 16-Alec Templeton, pianist. We were enthralled with his own compositions and his improvisions. Nov. 20-Violinist Virovai at the University of Missouri. After seeing a picture of him we just had to hear him play. Nov. 21- The Merchant of Yonkers. Some Sarah Bernhardt's in our midst. Nov. 23-Annual J unior-Senior Hockey game. lt was a great light, Mom. but we tied 'em.', Nov. 27-Piano and harp concert by Tello and Buehler. COur teachers show their talent.j Dec. 13-Christmas Toy Shop given by Dance Club. Santa Claus stops at C. C. for a night. Dec. 1.1-Christmas Bazaar. Faculty portrays students. T ch! Tch! Are we really that bad? Dec. l.7eChristmas Recital in auditorium by Mrs. Kellog and Mr. Bedford. The Christmas spirit is creeping upon us, we fear. Dec. 18-Christmas Dance at Tiger Hotel. More soft lights-sweet music. l-le loves me even more. Dec. 19-Seniors have Christmas Dinner. Everyone so excited about going home that no one thinks of packing. Dec. 20-Christmas vacation begins. Wlioopy! We're homeward bound. Hope my half year at Christian has improved me in the eyes of my hometown. -1940 Begins- Jan. 9-Came back loaded with gifts and memories. 'Found the weather 10 degrees below zero with snowfall of 27 inches. Gulped bravely and started classes at 8 o'clock. Jan. 11-Puff-Pant Prom sponsored by W. A. A. I dressed in Mexican charro costume and took a lovely senorita. Todd's orchestra swung out, and we all went to town. J an. 13-Miss Josephine Dillon arrives! A red-letter day! P1,9 Feb. 9-Microphone Dinner at fl-larris' Cafe. The two guests of honor came late, but the steak was wonderful. Feb. 10-C. C. Musicians broadcast over KFBU. Talent lloatedover the ether waves. At least we think so. Feb. 1,2-Valentine Dance. Kemper attendance strong. Oh, there's something about a soldier that is Hue, Hne, line! Feb. 20-T he chapel sports a new flag. Patriotic speeches and songs. li Am An American. Feb. 23-Stuffed animals and boy friends' pictures compete for the Grand .Prize at the annual Journalism Pet Show. Feb. 25-Gorgeously arrayed in white gowns the Double Sextet presents concert. No wonder they're sent all over the country to represent Christian. Feb. 28- Gone With The Wind .finally comes to Columbia. As a result Clark Gable is favorite topic for weeks. Mar. 'I.-Some of our big shot students took roles of administrators today. Whew. At the end ol' the day they decided theyld rather remain students. P. S. We'll never again say that the faculty has an easy job. Mar. 12-Health Week begins. We choose the healthiest girl on the campus. Remind me not to pick a fight with her. Mar. 13-Dance Club sponsors annual Varieties Show. live never seen so much talent in all my life. Mar. 15-Twenty-four lily white excited girls leave for Florida and Cuba with Dr. and Mrs. Miller. Mar. 16-Christian is well represented at the Engineers' Ball. Three of the four St. Pat's Queen attendants are C. C. cuties. Mar. 20-Spring vacation begins. l feel as though an icy-footed centipede was 'truckin' up my spine. Mar. 27-We're back. So are the twenty-four tanned travelers. Mar. 28-Drake A Cappella choir sings. We entertained them at lunch-ah! such men! The girls in the choir were nice too. Page 9.3 Bollomx up, Evelyrz. The Three Lillle Bares Two J fmies lh'T0llkl?y holding monkey Third Floor Terrors Smile for lhe Birdie, Girlies Remember lhe .mow man Sara huill? Sweel and lovely Shake her good, Susie Topsey Sleeping Beuzzly Wes! Whafs lhe CLHl'l1CHOl'l,? Five prelly girls Kay and Jo Blonde Bombshell Dorflfrowni so, Becky Glamour girl Shiflel Newsboy Bralley 'iHayl Bubble Balher Ber Don'l scare 11.9 lhal way Double Daiers Page 94 BMW April 2-May Queen elected. Gosh! She's purty! April 7fFlash! The Kansas City Star reports the announcement ol' the engage- ment of our well-loved, illustrious organist and faculty member, Mister Willyum C. Bedford Qbetter known as Billj to Miss Mary Alice Elliot, one of our most outstanding and charming seniors of last year. CI-lelp! l'm out of breathj April 8-More 'Beta pinnings! They Serenade us all the time. And do we like it. April 10-Athletic Queen is crowned at the W. A. A. Carnival. I liked that, but I'll never be the same after that Crazy House. A April 13-C. Cfs own Alberta was chosen M Men's Queen at the University of Missouri. Are we all proud! April 15-Senior Dance in Missouri Hall parlors. The soft .lights and sweet music got him this time. lim sporting a pin. April 25-Dance Recital. Such poise and grace l've never seen--Except upon a movie screen. April 26-Farmers' F air. A riotous evening spent riding the Ferris Wheel and pitching pennies. Donit ask us where we got the hayseed in our ears. April 27-Final night of the Farmers' F air Horse Show. Christian did nohly both nights. May 18-T he seniors, last dance, the Spring Formal. But what a dance! Sum- mer formals, swing orchestra, Saturday night. The boys from home came, and though it was the saddest, it was still the best dance of the year. May 26-Phi Theta Breakfast and Baccalaureate. The trail of tears starts here. May 27-May Fete. Seniors in pastels, juniors in white. THE Junior event of the year. lVIay 28-Senior Class Day with the traditional ivy chain, horse show, and com- mencement concert. A full day, but still one for tears. May 29-Comlnencement Day. Honorary awards are given along with diplomas. Old C. C., We love you. Page 95 Tha! offeclionole look! U-'l1o's robbing lhe cradle? Cowgirl Simpson Who are you Iwo uwilingfnr? Her old sland-by The real McCoy Hear lhose Ilftofldlllfl bvlls Bl'0ll7f'l'lLV low' HH0l'P Boyfu An ideal couplv 7Warch.ing along in Belo Tlwla PL' fl p!1,SNll1,g Fancy 01dfailhfuI.v Wlimel' r'on1.anr'0 slill going strong Old C. C. .frworilo-Heed .lean or Jane? Diamond ring 'n PI'6I'yll1llZg H70 d0n'l know 'Il,'llPl'!' she is Pillwr So he's an engineer Page 96 Page 97 SUN BATHINC I lie upon -the roof When the sun is beating downg I suffer untold hardships So l'll turn a Cuban brown. Of course the first time I went out I stayed a mite too longg The next day I looked like a beet And fell like one, by gong! So now I rub on sunburn cream Tl1at's the only thing I trust. If it takes mea hundred thousand years, 'l'll get a tan or bust. A CHRISTIAN CUTIE You can always lell a Christian girl 'Cause she's always so dressed upg lf fraternity men could have their way, She'd get a loving cup. POOR SENORA MEYER Buenos dias, teacher says And we say, What was that? I don t blame Senora Meyer For stepping on her hat. MICROPHONE We dash down to the printer's W'e're as late as we can beg We rush to make the paper up So we'll again be free Till next week at the same time When we again rush down And put the Microphone to bed Then celebrate down town. I'VE GOT SPRING FEVER I sit in class and yawn and yawng I can't get interested In books or poems or chemistry, 'Cause I'd rather stay in bed. SEEING DOUBLE Hello, I said as two girls passed by Then I gasped and looked to seep Yes, they looked alike, they dressed alike Were my eyes playing tricks on me? I still can't tell if they're twins or not Without a lot of troubleg I can't decide if 'tl1ey're really there Or if I'1n seeing double. M IRS. Ifl ERTIG 'ilump out the window and turn to th So Mrs. I-Iertig tells us, That will avoid any kind of a mix-up Because there wonit be any fussf' MISS MITCHELL With a tennis racquet in her hand Mitch charges around the gymg She teaches every kind of sport, Thalfs why she keeps so trim. .I EALO US M y roommate has a cute boy-friendg His picture-'s on her dresser. And every time I look at him I like mine all the lesser. A CURSE ON CALOHIES My, how I love feeds With cookies and all that. But every time I take a bile I know I'm getting fat. THE LOST BHOO M I have good intentions I want to clean my roomg But whenever I start to do it I cannot find the broom. IN BORROWED CLOTHES I laid my hat upon the bed. Now it's on my roommate's head. I said, 4'Honey, you're mistaken 'l'hat's my hat that you have taken. She said, 'iPlease, I like it so, Can't I wear it to the show? I said, Yes, if I can borrow Your blue pocketbook tomorrow. Weill both be happy To the very end of time If I can wear her clothes And she can wear mine. JUST A HAG AM I Down to the swimming pool I gog I'm learning how to swim and row. But it's an awful price I pay, I look like a hag the rest of the day. e lefl, Page 95' Page 99 OUR ALBEBTA Alberta's doing Christian proud Being M Men's Queen and all: I knew she'd win when they put her up 'Cause she's always the belle of the ball. BETA BOYS Beta boys like Christian girls. That statement is perfectly 'trueg Five C. C. girls got pinned in a Week When the Beta boys came through. THEY WERE RIGHT Mother and my relatives All told me one by one That C. C. was the place for me 'Cause lhere I'd have some fun. MY WORKING STREAK One day I got a working streak And wen t to iron a dressg But I forgot what I was at, Now il' have one dress less. SUCH LUCK I did my weekly washing And hung it on the lineg My roommate said, You do so well Now you can launder mine. TRADITION My saddle shoes just look a sight I haven't cleaned them onceg But if I shine them up a bit, They all call me a dunce. NOT A CHANCE I fell in love with a dark-haired boyg We met at an all-school dance. There were lots of others out after him So I didn't have a chance. TEABOOM Why does the tearoom smell so good Whenever I pass by? I shouldn't go in, but I always do No matter how hard I try. GETTING PINNED Sometimes I wonder when girls get pinned If they think their love-match made, Or if they really take the pin .I ust to get a serenade. --Fleely belle sally ann u:nunnnn.:nnn-nnnnu-uuuuunnnnnunuuuunun CONGRATULATIONS GIRLS! BERKSHIRE I'I,OSIliRY for LADIES C A K E 3 BARTH CLOTHING PASTRIES C0 MP ANY Esiablished 7868 Christian Girls Say . 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