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EUREK
TI-TE
Published by The Junior
and Senior Classes of
Eureka College
" 'NeoTh The elms upon The compus,
Glorious To view,
STonols Eurelco, Almo lvioTer,
EoiThTul, Tried oncl True.
"LiTT The chorus, speeol iT onward,
Ne'er our voices Toll. '
Proise To Thee, O Toir Eureko.
Proise To Thee, all hail!"
COLLEGE I937
To
MISS WAMPLER,
Who hos served Eurelco College for 'lwenly-one yeors os
Professor, Deon of Women, ond loyol friend of all s+uclen+s,
we dedicole +l'1is volume of lhe PRISM in grofeful
oppreciolion.
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SOCIAL
ATHLETIC
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Deon of fhe College L
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Deon of Women Deon of fhe Slrudenfs
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THE PRISM
"To be af home in all lands and ages: fo counf nafure
a familiar acquainfance and arf an infimafe friend: fo
gain a sfandard for fhe appreciafion of ofher men's work
and fhe crificism of your ownq fo carry fhe lceys of fhe
world's library in your poclcef, and feel ifs resources behind
you in whafever you underfakeg fo make hosfs of friends
among fhe people of your own age who are fo be leaders
in all walks of life: fo lose yourself in generous enfhusiasms
and cooperafe wifh ofhers for common ends-fhis is fhe
offer of fhe college for fhe besf four years of your life."
-William DeWiff l-lyde
THE INTELLECTUAL
ADMINISTRATION
TI-IE PRISM
I2
FACULTY
THE PRISM
CLASSES
I3
SCHOLARS
FACULTY
Aylsworfh, Benfley, Beard, Berry, Blankinship
Carlson, Compfon, Greene, Gunn
RAYMOND GARFIELD AYLSWORTH
A.B.. Cofner College, I896: A.M., ibid., I906g
A.M., Yale Universify 1907: B.D., Union Theo-
logical Seminary, l93O.
Dean of Sfudenfs, Professor of Bible.
RAMONA CRUIKSHANK BEARD
B.A., Carlefon College, l924g B. Mus., ibicl.,
l925g M.M., American Conservafory of Music,
I935.
Professor of Piano.
JOHN W. BERRY
A.B., McGill Universify, I930g A.M., ibid.,
I9333 B.D., Chicago Theological Seminary,
I935.
Professor of Economics and Sociology.
HAROLD S. CARLSON
B.A., Sf. Olaf College, l926q M.A., Sfafe
Universify of iowa, 19297 Ph.D., ibid., I934.
Professor of Psychology.
JAMES STEPHEN COM PTON
A.B., Eureka College, l902: A.M., Universify
of Wisconsin, I9I2.
Professor of Biology.
ALEXANDER CHARLES GRAY
B.A., Universify of Toronfo, IB96: A.M.,
Hiram College, 1897: A.M., Universify of
Michigan, I908: B.D., Yale Universify, l9l5.
Librarian.
ANNE GREENE
A.B., Birmingham-Soufhern College, I924g
M.A., Universify of Chicago, I936.
Assisfanf Professor of English.
GEORGE W. GUNN
B.M., Chicago Musical College, l922.
Professor of Voice.
SAMUEL GLENN HARROD
A.B., Eureka College, l903: A.M., Universify
of Chicago. 1908: Ph.D., Princefon Universify,
l909.
Dean of fhe College, Professor of Lafin.
ERNEST E. HIGDON
A.B., Eureka College, l9l5: A.M., Yale Uni-
versify, l9I7.
Professor of Psychology.
THE Piaism
THE PRISM L
HELEN B. HOLTON GRIFF L. LATHROP, JR.
A.B., Baldwin-Wolloce College, I923g A.M.,
Radcliffe College, l928.
Dean of Women.
Ins+i'ru+e of Musical Ar+, I93I.
Direcfor of Music Deporlmenl.
PAUL E. HQWEY LEONARD E. LOOS
B.S., Universiiy of Illinois, I933.
I 'I' I' ' B' I . .
ns mc or ln lo ogy Lecfurer in Eclucolion.
WILLIAM THOMAS JACKSON
A.B., Eureka College, I889g A.B., Horvarcl
Universify, I894.
MARY HOOVER JONES
A.B., Eureko College, I9I9.
Professor of Clnemislry. Prollessor Ol: French'
RALPH MCKINZIE
A.B., Eureka College, I923.
Direclor of Alhlelics.
HAROLD H. JAMES
A.B., Beloir College, l923g A.M., Universify
of Clwicogo, I930.
Professor of His+ory and Government
MARY WINSTON NEWSON
B.M., Findloy College, I922q M.M., Delroil
A.B., Willenberg College, I922g A.M., Teocfw-
ers College, Columbia Universily, l926.
A.B., Universify of Wisconsin, I889g PI1,D.,
BLANCI-IE LATHAM
Secrelory +o The President
Goe'Hingen, Germany, I897.
Professor of Mailiema+ics.
Gray, Harracl, Higdon, Hollon, Jackson
James, Jones, Langslon, Lalrham, Laflwrop
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FAC J LTY
LAURENCE EUGENE NORTON DONALD M. SALMON
A.B., Carle+on College, I927g A.M., Uni- A.B., Befhany College, l927: B.D., Yale Uni-
versily of lowa, I934. versify, I930,
Assisfanf Professor of English. Lecfurer in Religion.
GERTRUDE TAYLOR
RUTH RAY B.E., Wesfern illinois Sfafe Teachers College:
M.A.. Columbia Universify.
B.M., American Conservalory of Music, I9I7.
Professor of Violin.
Professor of Home Economics.
MARGARET TELLEEN
Secrefory fa lhe Public Relalions Deparf-
IRENE REYNOLDS meni-
Assisfanl' lo College Treasurer
LYDIA ALICE WAMPLER
A.B.. Universify of Kansas, l902: A.M., Co-
lumbia Universily, l928.
JACOB RINKER Professor of German.
B.S., Eureka College, l9I8: M.S., Universify
O'PfO'1fSj2f'ol9QfQm THOMAS ELBERT WIGGINS
A.B., Eureka College, I9l3: A.M., Universify
of Chicago, I9I6.
Professor of English.
WILLIAM V. ROOSA
B.A., Drake Universify, l9I5: M.A., Universi+y 1
of Chicago, l9I6g Ph.D., ibicl., I933. B.S.. Norfhwesiern Universiiy.
Professor of Philosophy and Educofion. Direclor of Physical Educalion for Women.
FLORENCE M. ZIVI
THE PRISM
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SENIORS
Abbadusky, Boslian, Blankinship, Corbin, Cronkhile, Duncan
Ewing, Forney, Harrod, Henry, Innes. Mursener
OFFICERS
Presidenl . .. ........... ....... P AUL NOFTSKER
Treasurer ............ .......,.. B ONNY WYATT
Secrelary ,,........,.... ..........,. M ARGARET McCARVER
Senale Represenlalive ....
MARY LOUISE ABBADUSKY
A.B., Classics Ellisville
Thefa Sigma Chi. W.A.A. I, 2. Y.W.C.A. I, 2, 3, 4.
STANLEY WAYNE BASTIAN
BS., Biology Telugu
Thefo Kappa Nu. Presidenl Social Board 3. Senale
2, 3. Track I. Tennis 4. Presidenf Boosler Club 3.
Chapel Choir I, 2. Social Board 2.
ROBERT BLANKINSHIP
A.B., Economics and Sociology Eureka
Tau Kappa Epsilon. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. Quarlel
I, 2, 3. 4. Swimming I. Bond I, 2, 3. Oraforio I, 2,
3, 4. Church Choir I, 2, 3, 4. Opera 3, 4. Pegasus
manager 3, 4. Prism Sfaff 3, 4, manager 4. Infra-
murals 4.
TONY J. CARGNINO
B.S., Malhemalics Kincaid
Psi Alpha Lambda. Foolball I, 2, 3, 4, co-caplain
4. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. E Iribe.
CAMILLA CLAUSEN
A.B., Music Educalion Secor
Della Zela. Glee Club l, Z, 3, 4. Oralorio I, 2, 3.
W.A.A. I, 2. Opera I. Y.W.C.A. 2. Chapel Choir 3.
ORIMAE CORBIN
A.B., English EU,-ekq
Della Zela, vice-presidenf 3. Oralorio I, 2, 3. Bela
Pl Thelo 2, 3, Treasurer 3. Alpha Epsilon Sigma 2,
3, secrelary 3. May Fefe 2.
ESTI-IER PEARL CRONKHITE
A.B., Music Educalion Pelersburg
Della Zefa. MacMurray College I. Y.W.C.A. I,
2, 3. W.A.A. I, 2. Madrlgal Club I. Women's
Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Chapel Choir 2, 3, 4. Oraforio
2, 3, 4. May Fefe 2. Opera 3, 4. Board of Managers 4.
...........MINAMAREE EWING
THOMAS JEANNETTE DUNCAN
B.S., Home Economics Greenfield
Della Zela. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. Oralorio I, 2, 4.
Women's Council 3, 4.
MINAMAREE EWING'
A.B., English Eureka
Delfa Della Pi, presidenl 4. Freshman Trio I. Glee
Club I, 2, 3, 4. Y.W.C.A. I, 2, 3, program chair-
man 3. One ocl plays I, 2. Class secrelary I.
Sophomore Trio 2. Class 'rreasurer 2. Chapel Choir
2, 3, 4. Pegasus Sfaff 2, 3, 4. Senale 3, 4. Opera 3.
Senior play 4.
RUTH EUGENIA FORNEY
A.B., Classics Walnul
Della Della Pi. Oraforio I, 3, 4. Glee Club 3, 4.
Chapel Choir 3. Y.W.C.A. I, 3, 4, Cabinel 4.
Medbury Club 4.
SARA VIRGINIA HARROD
A.B., Classics Eureka
Della Zefa. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. Women's Trio
I, 2. Oralorio I, 2,1 3, 4. Opera 2, 3, 4. Be'Ia Pi
Thefa 2, 3, 4, presidenl 4. Y.W.C.A. l, IZ, 3, 4,
program chairman 4, Geneva Represenlolive I, 3.
Church Choir I, 2, 3, 4. Chapel Choir I, 2, 3, 4.
FRANCES HARRIET HENRY
B. S., Biology Abingdon
Delia Zela, presiclenl 4. Oraforio I, 2. Glee Club
I. Y.W.C.A. I. Pegasus Slaff I, 2, 3, 4, edifor 4.
May Fefe I, 2, Prism co-edifor 3, 4. Presideni,
Womens' Council 4. Wafer pageonf I, 3. Presidenl,
Women's Panhellenic 4. Senale 3, 4. Board of Pub-
Iicalions 3, 4. Eureka Scholars 2.
MARTIN EDWARD INNES
A.B., Economics and Sociology Chicago
Tau Kappa Epsilon, president 3, 4. Class vice-presi-
den? I. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Class presidenl 3.
Opera 3. Chapel Choir 3, 4. President of Senale 4.
Presidenl of Boosler Club 4. Senior ploy 4.
THE PRISM
THE PRISM
MAURICE McGUIRE
B.S., Malhemalics Eureka
Psi Alpha Lambda, presidenl 4.
BERTHA MARGARET McCARVER
A.B., French LaPorle, Indiana
Phi Omega. Scholars 2. Bora Pi Thcra 2, 3, 4.
W.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4.
PAUL NOFTSKER
A.B., Economics and Sociology Chicago
Tau Kappa Epsilon. Presidenl senior class 4. Social
Board 2, 4, presidcnl 4. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, presi-
denl 4. Opera 3, 4. Baskelball 2, 3, 4. Senior class
play 4. E Iribe 3, 4. Senale 4. Homecoming play 2.
groin? Schairmon 3. Board of Publicalions 3. Prism
a .
KENNETH LEO PATTON
A.B., Religion and Philosophy Harvey
Neslorian, presidenl 4. Alpha Epsilon Sigma 3, 4.
"Children of The Moon" 3. "PerfecI Alibi" 4.
"Behold This Dreamer" 4. Senior play 4. Medbury
Club presidenl 4. Campus Council of Religion 4.
Orcheslra 3, 4. Scholars 3, 4.
FRANK TONY PERACI-IIOTTI
A.B., Hisiory and Governmenl Tovey
Psi Alpha Lambda. Foolball I, 2, 3, 4, co-capfain
4. Baseball 2, 3, 4, co-capfain 3, 4. Inframurals
5, 13, 44. Afhlefic Board of Conlrol 3, 4. E Iribe
JAMES WI-IITCOMB RILEY
B.S., Cl'IerT1iS'l'ry Eureka
Thela Kappa Nu, presidenl 3. Senale I. Alpha
Epsilon Sigma 2, 3, 4. Scholars 4. Golf I, 2, 3, 4.
Cheer leader 3. Ass'+ editor of Pegasus 2. Glee
Club I. Class officer 2. Senior chemisf 4.
CHESTER RENNER
A.B., Hislory and Governmenl Walnul'
Psi Alpha Lambda. Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, capfain 2,
3, 4, coach 4. Foolball 3, 4. Baskelball 2, 3, 4.
Golf I, 2.
DOROTHY HELEN SHEPPARD
A.B., Music Educafion Roanoke
Della Della Pi. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, accompanisf
3, 4. Oralorio I, 2, 3, 4.
MARGARET SHOOK
R.N., B.S., Biology Peoria
Olivel College I, 2. Mefhodisl' Hospilal Training
School, Peoria. Campus Council of Religion 4.
Medbury Club 4. Y.W.C.A. 4. Oralario 4. Sludenl
Forum 4. College Nurse 4.
PAUL PARKE STORM
A.B., Hislory and Governmenl Lovinglon
Tau Kappa Epsilon. Glee club I, 2, 3, 4. Opera I,
2, 3. Oraforio I, 2, 3, 4. Chapel choir 3, 4.
LOUISE ELIZABETH TETER
A.B., French Pekin
Phi Omega, secrefary 3, vice-presidenl 4. W.A.A.
I, 2, 3, 4, presidenf 3, vicevpresidenl 4. Y.W.C.A.
I, 2, 3, cabinel 2. Tennis Ieam I, 2, 3, 4. Oraforio
I. Bela Pi Thefa 2, 3, 4. One acl plays I, 4. Sen-
ior play 4. May Fefe I, 2, 4. Pep club 3. Women's
Council 4. Prism slaff 4. Panhellenic 3.
RUTH NADINE TIMMONS
B.S., Biology Hoopeslon
Phi Omega, pledge adviser 3, presidenl 4. Ora-
forio I, 2. Y.W.C.A. I, 2, 3. Women's Council 2, 4,
vice-presidenl' 4. W.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, vice-presidenf
3, Iefler 3, cabinel 2, 4. Panhellenic 3, 4. Class
vice-presidenf 3. Board of Managers 4. May Fefe
I, 2. Chapel commillee 3. Pep club 3.
JAY MUNDELL TOMB
A.B., Music Educalion Eureka
Tau Kappa Epsilon. Alpha Epsilon Sigma 2, 3, 4,
presidenl 4. Chapel choir 2, 3, 4. Church choir I,
2, 3, 4. Glee club I, 2, 3, 4. Oralorio I, 2, 3, 4.
Opera I, 3, 4. Foalball I, 2, 3, 4, capfain 4.
Baskelball 4. Tennis 2, 3, Inframural baskelball I,
2. Quarlel 2, 3, 4.
JAMES EDGAR WAGNER
A.B., Economics and Sociology, Tulsa, Okla.
Thela Kappa Nu.
WILLIAM HAROLD WHERLEY
A.B., I-lisfory and Oovernmenl' Lewislown
Baseball 2, 3, 4. Glee club I, 2, 3, 4. Opera I, 3, 4.
Alpha Epsilon Sigma 2, 3, 4. Hisfory assislanl 3,
4. Oralory 2, 3. College quarlel 4. Band I, 2, 3, 4.
BONNY LOUISE WYATT
A.B., Psychology and Educalion
Cleveland, Ohio
Phi Omega. W.A.A. 3, 4. Y.W.C.A. 3, 4. Women's
Council 3, 4.
Nofrsker, Pallon, Perachiolli, Riley, Shook
Slarm, Teler, Timmons, Tomb, Wagner, Wyall
SENIORS
JUNIORS
FIRST ROW: Abboll, Ackerman, Adams, Armslrong, Barnes, Baughman.
SECOND ROW: Beeler, Blanchard, Carney, Churchill, Ewing, Easier.
OFFICERS
Presidenl ........... .,........ ......... R E A KREIDER
Secrefary-Treasurer ....
Senale Rcpresenlalive. ,.
Howard Elmer Abboll' ...,..., Slerling
Rulh Elizabefh Ackerman ..., Oak Park
Frances Mildred Adams .... Harrisburg
Wayne Elrzen Armslrong. .Chandlerville
Allred Schroen Barnes ,.....,.. Topeka
Ruby Lucille Baughman ...... Edinburg
Lyle Lee Beeler ....... ..... R onloul
Marian Blanchard .... .... C hicaga
TI-IE
PR
...MGEORGINA SMITH
. . . . .RHODES CROWN
Doris Annefia Carney .,,.,.... Maroo
Donald William Churchill ...... Tiskilwa
Rhodes Leslie Crown ........ Lilchliield
Annellre Ewing ........,..... Eureka
Margarel Ross Easier Indianapolis, Ind.
Howard Lowell Eullerlon ..., Monmoulh
John Oliver Hallock .... .... C arlock
ISM 1
THE PRISM :
Elmer Wayne Hensley ....... Saybrook
Johnnie Alberla Howard .,.......,..
Muskogee, Okla.
McKendree Boyd I-Iufchins, . .Wilmelie
Oliver Clark Jochums ,......... Eureka
Roberl Franklin Kimberlin. . ,I-Ioopeslon
Rea Emerson Kreider ,......., Slerling
Naomi Rurh McRae ............ Cuba
Leila Marie Mead ..., Dowagiac, Mich.
Oscar Lee Muicfley ,........... Shirley
Margarer Frances Parish Warrensburg
Elizaberh Parron .........,.,. Harvey
Genevieve Marie ReiI'zeII ....,,.. Dixon
Rurh Violer Robinson ........ Rockford
Dororhy Louise Rosborough ..........
Lawrenceville
Dean Addison Shari ......... Saybrook
Ellen Marie Smiih ........ Washingron
Georgina Margarer Smiih .... San Jose
I'Ienrie++a Smilh ...,.. Muskogee, Okla.
Floyd Herberr S+evenson. . .Champaign
Margarel Marie Wallick .....,.......
DaingerIieId,Tex.
Wallace Reid Weidman ......... Pano
Harold Francis Woodhouse. . Lockporf
James Woods ....,....,.,,. San Jose
FIRST ROW: Hallock, Hu+chins, Jochurns, Kimberlin, Kreider, McRae.
SECOND ROW: Meade, Muffley, Parish, Reirzell, Rosborough, Shorf.
THIRD ROW: E. Smilh, G. Smifh, Slevenson, Weidman, Woodhouse.
JUNIORS
SGPHOMORES
FIRST ROW Adams Ahlun Boker E BecI'wIeI N Bechfel Bogoff
SECOND ROW Borop BoHreII Brondf Bucher Burns CompbeII
THIRD ROW Casey Combes Crown Dovns J Dyor M Dyczr
FIFTH ROW Greene Guflwrue Hormlfon I-Iond Horrmon Huworfh
SIXTH ROW Heflebower Hnlf Hoeflan
T PR M
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FOURTH ROW: Ellicgf, rolforh-1. Gilgscn, JI Oibson,I GIendon: Goode
H M HE IS H
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THE PRISM
S
FIRST ROW' Houglwfon H I J In
, , ur, oc urns, Jordon, Kaufman, KIescII1.
SECOND ROW: KIopIens+ein, McClure, IvIcDonoId, IvIeIIcIc, IvIur1cI1,NoI:IzIger.
THIRD ROW: Newcum, Nichols, O'Brien, Oldenburg, Pczrfridge, Perdlewifz.
FOURTH ROW: Pixley, Poor, PoHenger Ouinn Romsey Risser
FIFTH ROW: Rowe, ScI'meIder,ScI1usIek ISmi+I1 SlIewcIrdsoI1 Sfur Ieon.
. . I 9
SIXTH ROW: Sumner, Thorp. Timmons, WiIIicms.
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SOPHOMORES
FRESHMEN
Adams, Aden, Baker, Bell, Benneii, Bice, Bodine
Chambers, Clark, Cox, Davis, Dixon, Donovan, Dragsfrem
Dyar, Dysiin, Edwards, Eilioif, Ewing, Freeman, Fuiier
Graham, Griesf, Harper, Helmufh, Higdon, Imhoff, Johns+on
K r Kiesofh Lamb, McClellan, Mclliure, McDonald, McEvoy
er , ,
Mispiay, Morris, Muffley, Parke, Peferson, Pifer, Pugh
Ti-IE PRISM n
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Tl-lE PRISM
Reeves Rrchmond Rohrer Soulor Soss Schode Schoede
Schroeppel Schullxs Seelye Sharpe Slcxler Slck F Sm 'rh
R Smith Slewordson Slolp Taylor Theobold Thomas Tomb
Vnnes Waddell Websler Wheelhouse Whnfe Wllhonle Wlknn on
Wnsegorver Wuellm Ich Yepseh
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FRESHMEN
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EUREKA SCHOLARS
Fnrs+ Semes'Ier of I936 I937 Year
EUNICE FELTER CATHERINE HAWORTH
KENNETH PATTON ROBERT PUGH
MARGARET IMHOFF ELLEN SMITH
JAMES RILEY NANCY CHAMBERS
BETTY JANE HIGDON ANNA LEE FULLER
JUNE FREEMAN WILLARD DONOVAN
These Iwelve sIudenIs were honored IH chopel on Honors Doy
ond were presenfed w1Ih gold keys which signify membershrp In I'hoI'
chosen of Ihe end of eoch semesfer for Iheur ou+s+ond1ng scholoshc
ochleveme-nfs
TEPR M
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ougUsI ond scholorly body, Ihe Eureka Scholors. The Scholors ore
I-I I S
THE PRISM
"Friendship Jrakes Jrime Jro ripen. I+ needs a background
of experiences, humorous, wearisome, or even Jrragic eve-n+s
shared Jrogefher, a cer+ain +rac+ of memory shared in
common. I+ needs in+erchange of books, meals, +oge+her,
discovery of one ano+her's whims, wifh mu+ual friends, To
gain proper perspecrivef'
-Chrisfopher Morley.
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TI-IE PRISM
ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES
9
DELTA DELTA PI
Neda Aden
Edilh Bechlel
Norene Bechlel
Marian Blanchard
Jane Bodine
Evelyn Bucher
Mary Grace Dyar
Annerfe Ewing
Minamaree Ewing
Rulh Forney
June Freeman
Helen Gibson
Janice Gibson
Gerfrude Hand
Mary Lois l-lellebower
Mary Frances Helmulh
Aden, E. Bechlel, N. Bechfel, Blanchard, Bodine, B che
J.Gibnl-landl-llilbwrl-ll'rhl-lid K
so, ,eeoe, emu,gon, er
Schneider, B. Smilh, E. Smifh, G. Srnifh
MEMBERS
Tl-IE PRISM
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Be+'ry Jane Fligdon
Roberla Kerr
Jean Klopfens+ein
Carrie Meliclc
Anna Pifer
Mildred Risser
Esfher Sass
Marjorie Schade
Boneila Schneider
Doroihy Sheppard
Beulah Smilh
Ellen Smilh
Georgina Smilh
Rachel Smifh
Margarel Thomas
Maude Wilhoile
THE PRISM
Dyar, A. Ewing, M. Ewing, Forney, Freeman, H. Gibson
Kloplensfein, Meliclc, Filer, Risser, Sass, Schade
R. Smiih, Thomas, Wilhoile
OFFICERS
Presidem' ............ ..... M INAMAREE EWING
Secreicrry ...... ...... ..,.. G E ORGINA SMITH
Treasurer .,...,.......... .,.. A NNETTE EWING
Corresponding Secrelary .... .MMARY GRACE DYAR
Chaplain ................ ......... E VELYN BUCHER
Marshal ......., ..... .... D O ROTHY SHEPPARD
Social Chairman . ...., JANICE GIBSON
Cuslodian ..... .... G ERTRUDE HAND
Delia Delia Pi was founded in The year I9IO by seven members of a local
club which had disbanded ai Thai' lime. Della Delia Pi has conlribuled much 'ro
lhe campus life of Ihe college. Each member engages in college ac"rivi+ies. The
group provides for Hs members Jrhe social life and friendships so esseniial for a well-
rounded college career.
DELTA DELTA PI
DELTA ZETA
Adams, Ahlin, Bennerl, Carney, Clausen
Combes, Cronlchile, Duncan, Felfer, Fosler
Goode, l-larrod, l-lenry, l-lilr, l-lurr
MEMBERS
Aclives
Frances Adams
Jean Ahlin
Doris Carney
Pearl Cronlqhile
Camilla Claussen
Mary Eleanor Combes
Jeanne++e Duncan
Eunice Feller
Berlrha Goode
Virginia l-larrod
Frances Henry
Lois Marie Hurl
Rachel Kaufman
l-lelen Klesarh
Gladys Klesalh
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Florence Munch i
Margarer Nichols
Charlolrre O'Brien
Genevieve Reilzell
Dororhy Rosborough
Arcelia Sailor
Rulh Schroeppel
Rulh Schusrelc
l-lelen Tharp
Pledges
Dorolhy Bennerr
Margarer Fosrer
Geraldine Hill
Marion Reeves
Hazel Welosrer
Karherine Wilkinson
Tl-lE PRISM
Tl-IE PRISM
On February I7, I9I7 fhe sororiiy Kappa Del+a Pi was insfallecl as Pi chap-
Ter of Delia Zero. The 'rwen'rie+h anniversary of Pi chapfer was celebraled a+
'rhe annual birihday dinner This year.
Delia Zeia has always Jralcen an aciive role in campus life having repre-
senraiives in many exira-curricular ac'rivi+ies. For +he las+ seven consecuiive se-
mes+ers ii has ranked firsi among Greek leHer organiza+ions in scholas+ic sfand-
ing. This year 'rhe group won +he +rophy presenfed a+ Homecoming for +he besi
siuni' and floor.
OFFICERS
Presidenf ...... ........... ...., F R ANCES HENRY
Vice-Presidenf ,,. ... ...... FRANCES ADAMS
Treasurer ............... ...,, J EANNETTE DUNCAN
Corresponding Secre+a.-y ..... PEARL CRONKHITE
Recording Secrefary ..... ..... V IRGINIA HARROD
Edi+or ..............., ....... E UNlCE FELTER
Kaufman, G. Klesafh, H. Klesafh, Munch, Nichols
O'Brien, Reeves, Reirzell, Rosborough, Sailor '
Schroeppel, Schusfek, Thorp, Websrer, Wilkinson
DELTA ZETA
PHI OMEGA
Ackerman, I. Baker, M. Baker, Bell,
Campbell, Chambers, Clark, Dixon,
I-Iaworfh, Imhoff, Jochums.
MEMBERS
Ac+ives
Rulb Ackerman
Irene Baker
Mar+I1a Louise Balcer
Jeannelie Bell
Alice Bice
Emily Jane Campbell
Nancy Chambers
Audrey Dixon
Margarei Edwards
BeI+y Greene
Cailwerine I-Iaworllw
Margare+ ImI1oI'F
Eunice Joclwums
Barbara Jordan
Margarei McCarver
Mar+I'1a Ann McEvoy
Rulli McRae
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Bice, Bauglwman
Edwards, Greene
Jordan
Leila Mead
Ruilw Mufiley
Margarei Parish
Lila Parfridge
Helen Perdlewilz
Frances Smiilw
Be+I1 Sfolp
Maxine Talbof
Louise Terer
Ru+Ia Timmons
Ka'l'l1Ieen Tomb
Ellwylmarie Williams
Belly Lou Wisegarver
Bonny Wyalf
Pledges
Ruby Bauglwman
Wilma Clark
Mary Jo Pelerson
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.TI-IE PRISM
McEvoy. McRae, Meacl. Muhfley, Parish, Parlridge
Perdlewifz, Peierson, Smilh, Sfolp, Talbot Tefer
Timmons, Williams, Wisegarver, WyaH'
OFFICERS
Presidenl' ....,. ........... .... R U TI-I TIMMONS
Vice-Presidenl ,........ .... L OUISE TETER
Treasurer ............... ......., M AXINE TALBOT
Corresponding Secre+ary ............. IRENE BAKER
Recording Secrefary ..... ..... E MILY JANE CAMPBELL
Phi Omega was charferecl on February 6, I92O. Since Ihal' Iime The sororily
has grown and prospered un'ril Ioclay il slrancls on an equal basis wi+h +he Iwo
older sororilies.
The members lake 'rheir places in all phases of campus life and give 'rheir
share To Eureka. -
Many aclive and iniereslecl alumnae con+ribu+e much 'ro The growlh and Ira-
diiions of Phi Omega.
PHI OMEGA
THETA KAPPA NU
Armsrrong, Basfian, Bogoll, Boffrell, Brand?
Casey, Churchill, Donovan, Dyar, Ewing
l-loughlon, Kimberlin, Kreider, Lamb, Parke
Acfives
Wayne Armsrrong
Sranley Basfian
Wesley Bogo++
Orville Boflrell
L le Brandi
Lkayd Casey
Donald Churchill
Willard Donovan
John Dyar
Don Ewing
Raymon l-loughfon
Roberr Kimberlin
Pere Kreider
Donald Lamb
Frank Parke
Jerry Pixley
MEMBERS
Fred Poor
Roberl' Pugh
James Riley
Oliver Slick
Lane Sfewardson
Olis Slewardson
Donald Srurgeon
l-luloerl' Sumner
Roberl Timmons
Roberr Vines
James Wagner
Wally Weidman
John Wuelhrich
Pledges
William Beer
Wayne Wheelhou
THE PRISM
SS
Tl-IE PRISM
Pixley, Poor, Pugh, Riley, Sliclc
L. Siewordson, O. Sfewordson, Siurgeon, Sumner, Timmons
Vines, Wagner, Weidmon, Wheelhouse, Wuefhrich
OFFICERS
Archon .. ............. ..... W AYNE ARMSTRONG
Treasurer ........... REA KREIDER
Scribe .......... .. ..,.... GERALD PIXLEY
Oracle ................. ........... F RED POOR
Copfuin of fhe Guord ..... WESLEY BOGOTT
Guard ............... ....... L YLE BRANDT
ln I925 The locol frcierniiy Koppo Sigmo Phi become cf perl of +he nczfioncul
froierniiy, There Koppo Nu. Since +ho'r lime The chopier here hos ployed ci
prominenl perl in 'rhe life of Eurelco college.
Members pclrficipole in exfro-curricular oc+ivi+ies os well os moinfoining high
scholosiic siondords.
TH ETA KAPPA NU
TAU KAPPA EPSILON
H. Adams, M. Adams, Borop, Blankinship, Burns, Davis, Dysl n
Glendon, Gufhrie, Hallock, Hoeflin, Hulchins, lnnes, Naffzigge
MEMBERS
Aclives
Harold Adams
Merlin Adams
Roberl Blankinship
Niles Borop
Jack Burns
George Dyslin
Thomas Glendon
Roberl Gulhrie
John Hallock
Louis l-loellin
McKendree Hulchins
Marlin lnnes
Paul Nollsker
Gail Plumley
Claylron Ramsey
Phil Rowe
Dean Shorl
Harlan Spelman
Herberl Slevenson
Paul Slorm
Jack Taylor
James Tomb
Jay Tomb
Pledges
Delberl Davis
Donald Neumendahl
Wilson Richmond
Glen Seelye
Gene Sharpe
Richard Shullis
John Slaler
Harold Yepson
THE PRISM
TI-IE PRISM
In I9I7 Iola chapler of Tau Kappa Epsilon was inslalled on The Eureka cam-
pus. I+ was formed from a local group which had been eslablishecl in I907 as
Pi Alpha 'I'heI'a.
T. K. E. has always been prominenl in all phases of college life including
scholaslic as well as exlra-curricular ac+ivi'Iies.
Prylanis .
Epi-Prylanis
Gramme+eus
Chrysopholus
I-Ieslor ......
Hypophe+es
Pylorfes . . .
I-Iegernon .
OFFICERS
......Iv1ARTIN INNES
,,,,,,..,.....JAYTOIv1B
....I-IERBERT STEVENSON
.......GAIL PLUMLEY
........I-IARLAN SPELMAN
. . . .ROBERT BLANKINSI-IIP
......CLAYTON RAMSEY
...UPAUL NOFTSKER
Noffsker, Ramsey, Richmond, Rowe, Schullis, Seelye, Sharpe
Short Slafer, Srorm, Taylor, James Tomb. Jay Tomb, Yepsen
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TAU KAPPA EPSILCDN
PSI ALPHA LAMBDA
Myron Bradford
Richard Crown
Clair Dyar
George Ellio'r+.
Harry Fosier
James Fehlrnan
Charles Harfman
Bernard Hinderf
Oliver Jochums
Maurice Klofz
Donald McClure
Enos McClure
TH
MEMBE
E P R
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Cargnino, Crown, Dya E OH
Har'rman,Jocl1ums, D Mc
RS
Roloerf McDonald
Maurice McGuire
Les'rer Muiifley
Oscar Muffley
James Mursener
Carroll Payne
Frank Perachioifi
Chesler Quinn
Ber'r Sclwaede
Bernard Smifh
Willard Wakefield
James Woods
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THE PRISM
McClure, McDonald, Muffley, Mursener
Perachiolli, Quinn, Schoede
Presidenl' ......
Vice-Presidenl' ...
Secre+ary ....
Treasurer ..
Guard ...,
Marshal ..
Chaplain
OFFICERS
.....MAURICE McGUIRE
....CHARLES HARTMAN
......BERNARD SMITH
............JIM WOODS
. . .. .FRANK PERACHIOTTI
....TONY CARGNINO
.CHESTER OUINN
Psi Alpha Lambda was founded April 2l, I92O as a local fralernily. Dur-
ing i+s sevenleen years ils members have parlicipalecl in all phases of college life.
Recenfly The Pals have been especially prominenf in +he world of sporfs and
have achieved success here.
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PSI ALPHA LAMBDA
NESTORIANS
Barnes, Beeler, Davis, Hamilfon
OFFICERS
Presideni' ...... ...... .... .... K E N NETH PATTON
Vice-Presidenf ..... ROBERT POTTENGER
Secre+ary-Treasurer ..... ALFRED BARNES
MEMBERS
Alfred Barnes Wayne Newcum
gf 3232? Kennefh Pa1'+on
Howard Fullerfon Roberf POHen9e"
Deforresi' HamiH'on Harold Woodhouse
T H E P R I S M
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Tl-IE PRISM
The NesToricms were organized Two years ago by a group of non-TraTerniTy
men who recognized scholasTic achievemenT as The ulTimoTe goal of college sTu-
denTs. High sTandards of scholarship musT be mainTained
in order To reTain mem-
bership in The group. For The lasT Two semesTers The NesToriar1s have lead in The
race among campus groups for The highesT scholasTic average.
Newcurn, PoTTon, PoTTenger, Woodhouse
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NESTCRIANS'
PANHELLENIC
l
FIRST ROW: Jochums, Ouinn, James, Armslrong, Bucher.
SECOND ROW: Crown, Huichins, Holion, Henry, Slurgecn, Houghton.
OFFICERS
General Presidenl' ...... ................ ..... M A URICE MQGUIRE
Vice-presideni ....... .. ....... CHESTER OUINN
Men's Presidenl ....... ..... M CKENDREE HUTCHINS
Women's Presidenl' ..... ........, F RANCES HENRY
Secrefary .....,..... ............ ..... W A YNE ARMSTRONG
MEMBERS
Delia Delfa Pi Theia Kappa Nu
Evelyn Bucher Wayne Armsirong
Gerirude Hand Raymon Houghion
Minamaree Ewing Donald Siurgeon
Del+a Zefa Tau Kappa Epsilon
Frances Henry McKendree Huichins
Rachel Kaufman Clayion Ramsey
Helen Tharp Harlan Spelman
Phi Omega Psi Alpha Lambda
Caiherine Haworih Richard Crown
Eunice Jochums Maurice McGuire
Ru+h Timmons Chesier Ouinn
FACULTY
Miss Hollon, Mrs. Beard, Mr. James
T H E P R l S M
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THE PRISM
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SENATE
FIRST ROW: Greene, Innes, I-IoI'ron, I-Iorrod, McI.oin, I-Ienry, Noffsker.
SECOND ROW: Poffenger, I-Iu'rcI'1ins, Adams, Aylsworfn, Sfevenson, Jones, I-Iougnfon, Burns,
Wuefhrich, Woodhouse.
BOARD OF MANAGERS
FIRST ROW: I-Ioeflin, Timmons, Cronkhife, Dovis.
SECOND ROW: Blcnkinship, Taylor, McRoe, Woodhouse, I-IoI'ron, I-Iowey.
TI-IE PRISM
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THE PRISM
SENATE
PresidenT . .. .......... MarTin Innes
SecreTary . .. ............ Jaclc Burns
MEMBERS
Senior class represenTaTive, , ,Mlnamaree Ewing
Junior class represenTaTive ...... Rhodes Crown
Sophomore class represenTaTive ,.... . .....
...............,.......Charles HarTman
Freshman class represenTaTive. .John WueThrich
President BoosTer club ........... MarTin Innes
Pegasus ediTor ................ Harold Adams
AThleTic Board represenTaTive ....... Jaclc Burns
PresidenT, Social board ......... Paul NoTTsIcer
President Women's Council .,... Frances Henry
President Men's Panhellenic ...........,..
.............,.......McKendreeHuTchins
President Women's Panhellenic. .Frances Henry
President Campus Council.Harold Woodhouse
NesTorians ......,,...,..... RoberT PoTTenger
Board of Managers ,............... Lee Davis
FaculTy .......................,.........
. .Dean AylsworTh, Miss Greene, Mrs. Jones
Dean oT Women .......,......... Miss HoITon
Dean of FacuITy ..... ......... D r. Harrod
Ex-officio ...,....i ........... P residen+ McLain
Once a monTh The SenaTe convenes
To consider The weighTy problems oT
sTudenT-TacuITy government PresidenT
McLain has noT as yeT Transferred The
burdens oT his oTTice To This digniTied
group, buT such acTion is hourly anTici-
paTed by PresidenT Innes. The oTher
campus organizoTions are subsidiary To
The SenaTe and To The high moguls oT
The SenaTe is IeTT The Tinal acTion in all
imporTanT maTTers.
BOARD OF MANAGERS
MEMBERS
Chairman ..,............. Harold Woodhouse
Foods deparTmenT. . .Miss Timmons, Miss Taylor
DormiTory depa rTmenT .......,...........
. .. . . .. . .. . . .Pearl CronIchiTe, Miss HolTon
SecreToriaI deparTmenT .......... RuTh McRae
Grounds deparTmenT .... Lee Davis, Mr. Howey
Buildings deparTmenT ....,,....,..,......
. .. .. .. . . . .. .Louis Hoeflin, Mr. Blanlcinship
The Bored Members wearily Trod The
campus wiTh bulging noTebooIcs under
Their arms and careworn expressions on
Their Taces, Tor Theirs was The colossal,
giganTic, sTupendous Task oT direcTing
The Eureka Plan. Formerly Tive sTudenTs
were on The Board and were responsible
Tor The whole oversighT oT The Plan, buT
This year a sixTh sTudenT was made chair-
man oT The Board and Tour TacuITy mem-
bers were aslced To help in The various
deparTmenTs.
An elaboraTe sysTern oT red, whiTe and
blue warning cards Tor vicTims of con-
sTiTuTionaI inerTia or indolence has been
perTecTed. and members oT The PRISM
sTaTT have hourly been expecTing a com-
posiTe of The Three.
PEGASUS
STAFF
FIRST ROW: Ewing, Armsfrong, Adams, McRae, I-Ieflebawer.
SECOND ROW: Wiggins, Pugh, Schuslek, FeI+er, Sfevenson, Mulziley, Ramsey, Woodhouse
Edilor .....,..,
Assisfanl Ediior.
Assislanl Edilor.
Ediforial ........
Business Manager..
Sociefy Edilar. ,.
Columns ....,..
Sporls ..,,,,...
W.A.A. News. ,.
Religious News..
Music News ....
. . . .. . . .HAROLD ADAMS
............RUTI-I MQRAE
MARY LOIS I-IEFLEBOWER
. . . . . . .KENNETH PATTON
, . . .WAYNE ARMSTRONG
...HMINAMAREE EWING
JIM RILEY, ROBERT PUGI-I
. . . . . .CLAYTON RAMSEY
, . . . .CHARLOTTE O'BRlEN
,,I-IAROLD WOODI-IOUSE
. ..MARJORIE SCI-IADE
Facully ..,...............,..,............................. T. E. WIGGINS
Reporfers ..............,,....,...,.....,.........,..............,....
EUNICE FELTER RUTH MUFFLEY DORIS CARNEY, LEE DAVIS, JACK BURNS
scandal
The cry "Peg's are ouI"' brings +he s+uden+s +o grab up +he Ia+es'r campus
and gives 'Ihe franfic ediior a brief resl before he musl' delve again inlo Jrhe news of
Jrhe day.
The above picfure does noi slricrly represenl I'he 'Iac'I's of The case for never
was an edi'ror's desk as neal' as Ihal shown, and never was a sIa'FI so cheerful al The
Ihoughl of assignmenls.
A combined mixlure of prin+er's inlc and midnigh+ oil is essenliol for 'rhe weekly
appearance of 'rhe Pegasus-and Ihere is always Ihe quesfion of 24 poinl Golhic vs.
a 'Iwo column spread of I8 poin'I cloisier for I'he big slory of 'rhe weelc.
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THE PRISM
Trying To geT The sixTh sub-choirmon OT The super-sub-commiTTee on someThing-or-
oTher To pose Tor his picTure is no snop job. And by The Time one hos The sixTh
sub-choirmon The Third ond TourTh ore Iilcely To hove wondered OTI To Tincl The second
who wenT oTTer The choirmon--.
Then people hove o woy of oslcing, "When will The Prism be OUT?" when The STQTT
hols iusT begun To woncler if There will ever be C1 Prism.
BUT by The Time you reod This-iT you do reocl iT. oncl we cidvise you noT To
boTher-our worries will be over ond we will hove Tlecl The counTry. No, we ore noT
going To Ieove o Torworcling oddress.
Senior EdiTor..
Junior EcliTor ....
Business Manager ....
ArT Eclifor ......
OrgonizoTions.
Music.... ...... .
Men's AThIeTics .... ..
Women's AThIeTics. ..
.....,,FRANCES HENRY
.HERBERT STEVENSON
.ROBERT BLANKINSHIP
...KENNETH PATTON
..HARI.AN SPELMAN
....ANNETTE EWING
...RICHARD CROWN
......LOUISE TETER
FIRST ROW: Ewing, Henry, STevenson, PoTTon, TeTer.
SECOND ROW: Crown, Blonkiriship.
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PRISM
STAFF
BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS
Chairman . ,.
SecreTary .,.,.
I-Iarold Adams. ..
Wayne ArmsTrong
Frances I-Ienry. ..
I-IerberT STevenson ....,
RoberT Blankinship
Miss Greene. . . ..
Mr. Blankinship. ..
MEMBERS
..I-IERBERT STEVENSON
.ROBERT BLANKINSI-IIP
. .. . . . . . . .Pegasus EdiTor
Pegasus Business Manager
..,.........Prism EdiTor
,....,......Prism EdiTor
..Prism Business Manager
.. .FacuITy RepresenTaTive
. . . . . . .College Treasurer
The sombre Tone oT The phoTograph below is due To The TacT ThaT This plcTure
was Taken iusT aTTer The Board aTTempTed To balance The budgeT oT The Pegasus
Tollowing The removal oT one oT The biggesT ods. The I-Ierculean Taslc was accomplished,
and The business manager gradually IosT ThaT harassed Ioolc.
AnoTher Trying duTy oT The Board is To make nominaTions every year Tor The
Pegasus sTaTT. ATTer much prayerful mediTaTion behind closed doors and locked
windows The nominaTions are announced To The sTudenT body. AddiTionaI norninaTions
may always be made by The sTudenTs.
FIRST ROW: Greene, R. Blanlcinship, STevenson, D. Blanlcinship, ArmsTrong.
SECOND ROW: I-Ienry, Adams.
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CAMPUS
Presideni ....
Secrelary-Treasurer
Doris Carney ....
Rurh McRae ......,
Mary Grace Dyar..
Phil Rowe ...,.....
Donald Slurgeon. ..
Rhodes Crown .......
Lucille Oldenburg..
Deiorresl I-Iamilfon.
Margaref Shook . ..
THE PRISM
COUNCIL OF RELIGION
MEMBERS
.. . . .HAROLD WOODHOUSE
.......LEE DAVIS
....DeIl'a Zela
.......Phi Omegab
....Del+a Della Pi
Tau Kappa Epsilon
..The+a Kappa Nu
Psi Alpha Lambda-
.Non-sororiiy Girls
Non-'frafernily Men
..Member-al-Large
The Campus Council of Religion is Jrhal augusr group of personages which
occasionally descends upon lhe Wood lor a Ienglhy afiernoon session. Apparenlly
lheir dulies are very arduous for They always dine al The Wood and seem gralelul
when spinach is on lhe menu. The funcrion ol Ihis aggregalion is ralher obscure 'Io
The more unenlighlened of 'l'he sludenl' body, bul' aller much delving inl'o Ihe archives
we lhinlc we have someihing here. Parr of ils program is +o bring speakers of nole
lo lhe chapel plallorm, send delegales 'ro I'he Geneva Summer Conferences and
olher similar meelings, and 'ro cooperale wilh lhe local church.
FIRST ROW: I-Iollon, Shook, Larham, Woodhouse, Carney, Dyar, Oldenburg.
SECOND ROW: Porrenger, Pallon, Beniley. Rowe, Srevenson, Aylsworlh, Roosa, l-Iamillon,
McRae, Davis.
SI
Y. W. C.A. CABINET
FIRST ROW: O'Brien, Thorp, Loflwom, Parish.
SECOND ROW: I-Icrrod, Meclde, Beniley, Forney, I-IoIIon, Wyoff, Ackerman.
MEDBURY CLUB
FIRST ROW: Oldenburg, Corney,AyIsworII'1, Rooso, LOIIIGFYI, I-Iurf.
SECOND ROW: Woodhouse, Dovis, Poffenger, Shook, Podion, Forney, I-Iornilfon, I-Iollock, Barnes
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Tl-TE PR
Y. W. C. A.
PresidenT ,.... ,.,.. B lanche LaTham
SecreTary ..... ..Bonny WyaTT
Treasurer .. ..... RuTh Ackerman
Music chairman...
Program chairman.
Social chairman...
...RuTh Forney
.AnneTTe Ewing
...Helen Tharp
Lake Geneva represenTaTive. . .Virginia l-larrod
PubliciTy chairman ........ ..CharloTTe O'Brien
ln addiTion To l'learT SisTer week and
The Sunday aTTernoon Tea given The day
beTore school sTarTs, The Y. W. C. A.
sponsors inTeresTing weekly meeTings.
This year The group has shown revived
inTeresT and is becoming an inTluenTial
campus organizaTion.
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MEDBURY CLUB
PresidenT ..,................. KenneTh PaTTon
SecreTary-Treasurer, ....... DeTorresT l-lomilTon
MEMBERS
Ahcred Barnes
Nancy Chambers
Lee Davis
lvlargareT FosTer
RuTh Forney
DeTorresT l-lamilTon
Lois Marie l'lurT
Blanche LaTham
Wayne Newcum
Lucille Oldenburg
KenneTh PaTTon
RoberT PoTTenger
Genevieve ReiTzelI
lviargareT Shoolc
l-larold Woodhouse
The Medbury Club was Tormed in I932
by a group oT men inTeresTed in The
minisTry or in any OT The Tields OT religious
educaTion. This year several coeds were
admiTTed To The group and The genTle-
men were Torced To submiT To The peculi-
ariTies oT The Teminine inTellecT. The Club
holds regular meeTings Tor The discussion
oT problems oT rnuTual inTeresT.
WOMEN'S COUNCIL
FIRST ROW: Jordan, Timmons, Holfon, Greene, Henry, Teier.
SECOND ROW: Duncan, Tharp, Meade, Carney, Perdlewiiz, Parish, Wyaif.
OFFICERS
Presideni ....., ............ ...., F R ANCES HENRY
Vice-presideni ,... ..... R UTH TIMMONS
Secrefary .... ............ ..... B A RBARA JORDAN
MEMBERS
Seniors Sophomores
Frances Henry Barbara Jordan
Louise TeI'er I-Ielen Thorp
Rufh Timmons F h
Bonny Wyaii res men
. Margare+ Edwards
Juniors
Doris Carney P"0C'I0"5
Leila Meade JeanneI+e Duncan
Margarei Parish Helen Perdlewirz
. Miss I-IoI+on ..,.. . . .ex officio
Miss Greene .... . . .... Iaculry
Such Ii++Ie ma++ers as going our aI+er hours and making foo much noise during
quier hour are among Jrhe varied subiecis broughi up for discussion by The augusf
Council which mee+s once every Iwo weeks. The members Iake a Iiendish deIigh+ in
planning fire driIIs for unheard-of hours in 'rhe nighi and morning and in making 'rheir
slumbering sisfers arise and go inio 'rhe coId, cruel ou?-of-doors.
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THE PRISM
SOCIAL BOARD
OFFICERS
Presidenf ..... ..,......... ...... P A UL NOFTSKER
Secrefaryw. . ....... RUTH MCRAE
MEMBERS
Paul Noflslcer
Rulln McRae
Donald Slurgeon
Miss Zivi
Professor Gunn
This year l'l'1e Social Board has brouglfr ilsell from flue region of obscure campus
organizalions fo a posilrion of an aclrive college group. The Board has sponsored
several all-school dances and open-houses in Jrhe gymnasium.
Noffslcer, Zivi, Gunn, McRae, Sfurgeon.
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WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB
RAMONA BEARD. Direclor
Season of l936-l937
PROGRAM
lnvocalion of Orpheus .,......... Perl
The Old Woman and The Pedlar ....
...,....,..,...........EnglishAir
Echo Song ...,.............. di Lasso
The Club
Elude Op. IO No, 5 ........... Chopin
Miss Sheppard
l Could'n l-lear Nobody Pray .......
byGaul
The Lord's Prayer .... .... E orsylh
The Rainbow ..,............... Boyce
The Club
The Dulchman's Serenade. .Anonymous
Miss l-lellebower
Dedicolion .... .... E ranz
Rain .......,........., .... C urran
Shorl"nin' Bread ,.............. Wolfe
The Club
Organ Solo.
A NIGHT AT THE OPERA
Madame Bullerfly ............ Puccini
Aria: "One Eine Day"
Miss Cronlchile
Duel: "Every Flower"
Misses Cronlchile, Tomb
Mikado .......... Gilberl and Sullivan
Trio: "Three Lillle Maids from School"
Misses M. Ewing, l-larrod, A. Ewing
Carmen ...,........ .. . . .Bizel
Solo: "l-labane-ra"
Miss l-lelmulh
The Club
Eausl ...................... Gounod
Chorus: "VJallz Song"
The Club
Eureka Alma Maier.
Tl-lE PRISM
E PRISM
FIRST ROW: Cronlchife, Tomb, I-Ielmufh, Beard, M. Ewing, I-larrod, A. Ewing.
SECOND ROW: Sheppard. Bechrel, Gibson, Duncan, Mead, Kaufman, Tharp. Reilzell
THIRD ROW: Jochums, Nichols, Goode. Dyar, Forney, I-Iigdon, I-Ieflebower, Sailor Bucher Combes
Bodine, While.
Direclor .....
Accornpanisl ...
Organisls .....
Dancers ,..
Firsl sopranos
Evelyn Bucher
Mary Eleanor Combes
Pearl Cronlchile
Jeannerle Duncan
Mary Lois I-leflebower
Berry Jane I'ligdon
Rachel Kaufman
Leila Mead
Arcelia Sailor
Eirsl alros
Jane Bodine
Annelle Ewing
Margarel Easier
Virginia I-larrod
Carrie Meliclc
Karhleen Tomb
PERSONNEL
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MRS. RAMONA BEARD
DOROTHY SHEPPARD
EWING, A. EWING, KAUFMAN
BODINE, KAUFMAN REITZELL
Second sopranos
Edilh Bechlel
Mary Grace Dyar
Minamaree Ewing
Rurh Forney
I-lelen Gibson
Berlha Goode
Eunice Jochums
Margarer Nichols
Maude Wilhoile
Second Allos
Gene Reilzell
Mildred Risser
I-Ielen Thorp
Imogene While
Direcfor ,.......
Accom panisl .....
Firsl Tenor
Jack Johnslon
Roberl McDonald
Clifford Noe
Huberl' Sumner
lack Taylor
James Waddell
Barilone
l-larolcl Adams
Ralph Griesf
John Hallock
Marlin Innes
Rea Kreider
Joy Tomb
Harold Wherley
MEN'S G
PERSONNEL
Adams, Blankinship, Burns, Dyar, Dyslin, Grieslz
Hallock, l-larlman, Hoellin, l-lufchlns, Innes, Johnslon
......PROFESSOR GUNN
..,...ROBERT VINES
Second Tenor
Jaclc Burns
Louis Hoeflln
McKendree Hulchins
Wayne Newcum
Gail Plumley
Wayne Wheelhouse
Boss
Roberl Blanlsinship
John Dyar
George Dyslln
Charles l-larlmcln
Paul Nollslcer
Paul Slorm
James Tomb
THE PRlSM
se
PROFESSOR GUNN
THE
EC-UB
Kreider, McDonald, Newcum, Noflslcer, Slorm,
Taylor, James Tomb, Joy Tomb, Waddell, Wheelh
Holy Thou Ari ...........
Worship of God in Nafure..
Romance.. .,.. . .
Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! from "Naughly
Suobian Folk Song. .........,..... ..
The Cossaclc lUkranian Folk-Song! ....
Sea Fever ............. ,......
Johnny Schmoker ...................
Riff Song, from "The Deserl Song". ...
When Through Jrhe Nighl ,.......
The Nighf Has a Thousand Eyes..
Keep in 'rhe Middle of The Road ......
Messrs.
PRISM
Sumner.
ouse, Vines.
PROGRAM
I
Mr.Vines
lll
Mariefla ..,,...,....
Solo by Mr. Newcum
Readings
Pershing of lhe Fronl
Befween Two Loves
Mr. Johnslon
V
msisig isy'M'rQeirgL.i ' ' ' 4'
Vl
Noe, Plumley, Tomb, Blanlcinship
Vll
College Songs
All Hail our Alma Maier
Oski! Wow! Wow!
Alma Maler
........Handel
.....Beel'hoven
. . . .Sibelius
...Herberf
..........Brahms
....Arr. by Koshelz
..........Andrews
Arr. by Raphaelson
.........Romberg
.... .Liszl-Clark
..........Clolcey
...,,Bc1r'lholomew
The very successful year of Jrhe Men's Glee Club closed wi'rh Their home concerl
in +he college chapel. The ilinerary of Their spring four included Slrealor, Prince-
Ton. Dixon, Slerling and Walnul.
5'-7
MEN'S
QUARTET
FIRST ROW: Noe, Mrs. Tomb, Blonkinship.
SECOND ROW: PIumIey, Tomb,
FIRST ROW: CronIchiIe, M. Ewing, Meade, Kaufman, A. Ewing, I-lorrod, Nichols, Beard.
SECOND ROW: Newcum, Hufchins, PIUmIey, Summer, Lofhrop, Tomb, Sform, HoefIin, Innes.
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CHAPEL
CHOIR
THE PRISM
Mews QUARTET
Having appeared aT banqueTs, lunch-
eons, Kiwanis dinners, high schools, and
churches, The Eureka men's quarTeT has
done much To adverTise The college.
During eighTeen weeks oT The TirsT se-
mesTer They gave TwenTy-one perTorm-
ances, and aT The Time OT wriTing had
appeared TwenTy-Tive Times during The
second semesTer.
The quarTeT includes: Dick Noe, Top
Tenor, Gail Plumley, Tenor, Jay Tomb,
bariTone, and RoberT Blankinship, bass.
The Two IaTTer are seniors. MargareT
Mundell Tomlo is The direcTor and ac-
companisT.
CHAPEL CHOIR
The Chapel Choir, under The direc-
Tion oT Professor LaThrop, has been es-
pecially acTive during The pasT year.
Aside Trom arranging The music Tor aT
leasT one chapel a week, They have
given Tull musical programs aT Hoopes-
Ton, STerIing, WashingTon, and aT sev-
eral high school baccaIaureaTe services.
The members are seIecTed Tram The
sophomore, iunior and senior classes and
are as Tollows: Minamaree Ewing, Pearl
CronkhiTe, Leila Mead, Mary Frances
HeImuTh, Rachel KauTman, EdiTh Bech-
Tel, Virginia I'Iarrod, GerTrude Hand,
MargareT Nichols, BerTha Goode, An-
neTTe Ewing, MarTin Innes, Paul STorm,
Jay Tomb. Louis I-IoeTIin, James Tomlo.
Rea Kreider, Jack Burns, McKendree
HuTchins, Gail Plumley, Wayne New-
cum, I'IuberT Sumner, and James Wad-
dell.
The accompanisT is Ramona Beard.
THE OLD SENIOR BENCH
Sep'rember
Ocfober
Oclrober
Ocfober
November
November
December
December
December
.Ionuory
March
Moy
HEADLINES FROM THE PEG
McLAIN, FORMER EUREKA PASTOR, ASSUMES PRESIDENCY
OF COLLEGE
SIX NEW MEMBERS OF FACULTY ARE WELL OUALIFIED FOR
TASKS HERE
PARADE, TUG OF WAR BETWEEN FROSH AND SOPHS FEA-
TURE FLUNK DAY
SCHOLARS AWARDED KEYS ON THURSDAY
MISS GREENE FEARS APPROACH OF WINTER
PLANS FOR GALA HOMECOMING ARE COMPLETE: LARGE
GROUP OF ALUMNI, FORMER STUDENTS ARRIVE FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY FOR WEEK-END
MAC'S GOLDEN TORNADOES SHOW BEST FORM OF SEA-
SON TO HOLD WHEATON TEAM TO A I3-I3 TIE
COACH McKINZIE RESIGNS AFTER SIXTEEN YEARS AT
EUREKA COLLEGE
MILDRED INSKEEP MORGAN SPENDS THREE DAYS SPEAKING
TO GROUPS ON HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS
PROFESSOR JACKSON AND MISS WAMPLER TO RETIRE
FROM FACULTY AT END OF CURRENT SCHOOL YEAR
FACULTY ENTERTAIN STUDENTS AT DINNER
BENTLEY HANDS IN RESIGNATION AS REGISTRAR: TAKES
WORK IN NEW YORK -
CARL SANDBURG IN ARTISTS COURSE HERE
KLESATH, PRESIDENT OF BOOSTER CLUB: HUTCI-IINS, PRESI-
DENT OF SOCIAL BOARD
LARGE CAST PRESENTS LOVELY ANNUAL OPERA
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TI-IE PRISM
DIRT FROM THE SWEEPER
OTey: Moy I have The lasT dance wiTh you?
Girl Triend: You've already had iT.
A parTing shoT: During vacaTion have a good Time or be good.
He: WhaT is ThaT gurgling noTe?
She: I'm Trying To swallow ThaT line you're Throwing.
Eureka college biscuiTs.
I shovel concreTe.
I barrel assorTed Tishhooks, shingle nails. and barbed wire.
I pinch oT pIasTer oT Paris.
Flavor wiTh arsenic, serve in garbage cans, and call The board oT TrusTees.
You'll need 'em.
How many people have noTiced ThaT The "Sophomore SpiriT oT Eureka" has
a Goode Greene Hand?
PeT sayings
Shadow Ramsey: Two pinTs make one cavorT.
BeTTy PaTTon: The old-Tashioned woman who darned hor husband's socks has
a daughTer who socks her darned husband.
ProT. I-Iigdon: ParenTs spend halT oT Their Time wondering how a child will
Turn ouT and The resT oT The Time wondering when a child will Turn up.
ReiTzelI: Social TacT is making your company Teel aT home even when you
wish They were.
G'Brien: The average man is prooT enough ThaT a woman can Take a ioke.
One nighT Jean Ahlin was using The ironing board as a sTudy Table and when
someone asked her why, she replied, "Oh, I'm going To have a Fronch TesT Tomorrow
and There are a Tew Things I have To geT ironed ouT".
She: No, we musTn'T. Didn'T you know ThaT The dean has decided To sTop
necking?
He: Aw heck. The TirsT Thing you know They'lI be wanTin' The sTudenTs To
sTop Too.
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ALPHA EPSILON SIGMA
FIRST ROW: I-Ieflebower, Kaufman, Talbot Ewing, Reilzell.
SECOND ROW: Riley, Nor+on, Spelrnan, I-Iarlman, Tomb, Pallon.
HONORARY DRAMATIC FRATERNITY
OFFICERS
Presidenl ..... ........... ............... J A Y TOMB
Secrelary .... ...... R ACI-IEI. KAUFMAN
Treasurer .. .............. ...... A NNETTE EWING
MEMBERS
Annelle Ewing James Riley
Charles I'larIman I'IarIan Spelman
Mary Lois Heilebower Maxine Talbol
Rachel Kaufman Jay Tomb
Kennelh Pailon I-Iarold Wherley
Genevieve Rei+zeIl Professor Norlon
"The Periecl Alibi" was presenled by members of Alpha Epsilon Sigma of
I-Iomecoming. This spring Professor Norlon direcled The group in The play "Behold
This Dreamer."
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THE PRISM
PI KAPPA DELTA
FIRST ROW: I-Iurl, Carney, Williams.
SECOND ROW: Wiggins. Po'Henger, Norfon, Beeler.
NATIONAL HONORARY DEBATE FRATERNITY
OFFICERS
Presidenl' ...... .................. ..... R O BERT POTTENGER
Vice-preside-nl .... ....,... D ORIS CARNEY
Secrefary ...... ......... L YLE BEELER
Facully Sponsor ,,...... ,.... .... L . E. NORTON
MEMBERS
I-larold Adams Roloerl' Pollenger
Eylei Beeler Genevieve Reilzell
OHS cimey Ellwylrnarie Williams
Lee Davis .
Eunice peprer Professor E. E. Higdon
Lois Marie I-Iurl Professor T. E. Wiggins
Lyle Beeler, Roberl Pollenger, I-Iarold Adams and Lee Davis parlicipaled in 'Hwe
Regional Pi Kappa DeI+a 'rournamen'I'l'1eld in DeKalb.
Every year a prize of 'ren dollars is presenled 'ro 'Phe lwighesl ranking deboler
on Eureka campus and five dollars To The nex'r lwiglwesl. This year 'rlrie +o'Ial amounl
of 'flue Iwo awards was divided equally belween Lyle Beeler and Roloerl' Pollenger.
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MEN'S DEBATE
Adams, Norfon
Beeler, Po++enger, Davis
MEMBERS
I-larold Adams Lee Davis
Lyle Beeler Roberl' Polfenger
Professor Norlon. Coach
The Team fied for Iirsl place in +he Slofe 'rournamenl cmd during 'Ihe-whole
season won a 'I'o'I'aI of I'hir'Ieen oul' of eighleen decision debaies.
Ou'rs+anding +ournamen+s aH'ended were of Normal Universi+y. Normal, Illi-
nois. a+ Whi+ewa+er, Wisconsin. and a+ Manchesler, Indiana.
Adams and Davis debc1+ed afIirma+iveIy and Polfenger and Beeler +ook Jrhe
negalive side of The quesfion.
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THE PRISM
WOMEN'S DEBATE
MEMBERS
Doris Carney . . Eunice Feller
Geraldine I-lil'r Lois Morle HUM Genevieve Reirzell
In addilion +o parficiparing in many non-decision debales, 'rhe girls enlered
Tournamenfs a+ Normal, Whirewaler, Wisconsin, Manchesler, lndiana. and Bradley.
A+ Whilewalrer, Reilzell and Hurl debaled alfirmalrively and won Jrwo auf of four.
Carney and Felfer weml To lv1anches+er and won one ou+ of six.
Bolh +he negalive and affirmalive 'reams en+ered The Jrournamenl a+ Bradley and
won a Jrofal of Three our of eight
Chambers, Hurf, Reifzell, Felfer, Carney, Norron.
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EUREKA COLLEGE SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Vogl ......
Kupelweiser
Schwind . . .
Flower Girl ....
Schober ..,.
Scharmloff . .
Bellabruna. ..
Schuberr ....
Mifzi Kranz. .
Frirzi Kranz.
KiI'zi Kranz
Binder . .
Erlcman ....
Mr. Kranz.
Mrs. Kranz.
Grefa . ,..,.
Novofny ......
Presenfs
BLOSSOM TIME
by Schuberf- Romberg
GEORGE GUNN, Direcfor
CAST OF CHARACTERS
......James Waddell
.. . .Roberr Blanlcinship
........James Tomb
.. . .Pearl Cronlchile
......I-Iuberf Sumner
. . . . .I-Iarold Wherley
......Eunice Jochums
.. ......Ralph Griesl'
Mary Frances I'IeImuIh
......Ka+hIeen Tomb
.... .Arcelia Sailor
. . . . .George Dyslin
. . . , . . . .John Hallock
...........JayTornb
.....BeI'+y Jane Higdon
Mrs. Coburg ..... ...
Ros: .......,..
Waifer .....
Danseuse
.....Anne'r+e Ewing
. . . . . . . .Louis Hoeflin
......Virginia I'Iarrod
Mary Eleanor Combes
. .McKendree Hu+chins
..........Jane Bodine
Friends and acquain+ances of Franz Schubert Edifh Bechfel,
Mary Grace Dyar, Margarel Fosler. Ber+ha Goode. Rachel Kauf-
man, Gladys Klesafh. Helen Klesafh, Jean Klopfenslein, Leila Mead.
Paul Noffslcer, Lila Parfridge, Gail Plurnley, Boneila Schneider, Jaclc
Taylor.
THE PRISM
as
T I-I E
PR
ISM
BETA PI THETA
FIRST ROW McCorver I-IoI+on Jones Felrer
SECOND ROW Te+er Jordon Hcrrod Re1fzeII
NATIONAL HONORARY FRENCH FRATERNITY
Presmdenf
Vu ce presndent
Treasurer
Foculfy Sponso
Doris Carney
Eunice FeI+er
Mrs Gray
Vlrgmncz I-Iorrod
Ccnherlne Howorfh
OFFICERS
MEMBERS
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VIRGINIA HARROD
MARGARET McCARVER
LOUISE TETER
MRS JONES MISS I-IOLTON
Lois Morne I-IurI'
Borboro Jordon
Mcrgoref McCorver
Genevleve Re1I'zeII
Louise Tefer
Secrefury ,,... .... -. . .GEN EVIEVE REITZELL
rs .......,........ , .......... . ,
ORATORIO
DIRECTOR
GEORGE W. GUNN
SOLOlSTS
JANE WOODMAN .,.4.... Soprano GRIFF LATH ROP.. ,... ..... T enor
OLGA BOLLINGER .,,.... Conlralfo GEORGE GUNN ...,.,.. ..Bari+one
ACCOMPANISTS
RAMONA BEARD MARGARET MUNDELL TOMB
The Eureka Choral Sociely is composed of college siudenls and in+eres+ed +owns
people, and each year one s+andard oraiorio is presenlred. This year "The Mes-
siah" by Handel was given iusf before The Chrislmas holidays.
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T I-I E P R I S M
H is cz poor spori' Hwcnk .is nof wor+h Hwe candle."-I-Ierber+
THE ATHLETIC
FOOTBALL BASKETBALL
X
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Tl-IE PRISM
BASEBALL W.A.A
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COACH RALPH MCKINZIE
IIMGCII
THE PRISM
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T E PR M
E TRIBE
FIRST ROW Plumley Jochums I-Ioughfon Mursener Tomb EIIuo++ Wherley No'I+sI:er
SECOND ROW IsraeI Parke Cox I-Ioeflln Weidman Mooberry Traylar Arms+rong Cargnlno
McKenzie Dyar Perachuo++u Hensley Israel
OFFICERS
Secrefary Ireasure GEORGE ELLIOTT
The E +r1be as an orgamzahon of aII Ihose a'rhIe'res who have won an E sweafer
In any sporlr The men hoIcI regular meehngs for The purpose of be'I"rerlng The
coIIegla+e aIhIe+lc program of shfengfhenlng reIaI'lons befween The aI'hIeIes and
'the Iaculfy and bejrween Jrhe aIhIe'res 'I'hemseIves
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Presiden+ ..............................,............,.,.,...... JAY TOMB
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SE ROW: McKinzie, C , I , EHIOH, Joy Tomb, Percchioifi, Houghfon, Weidman, Par .
T I O : o McKinzie, Wue+l'1rich,Arms1'rong, Mursener, Pixley, Hoe lin, Troylor, Jochums, Dyor.
FO ROW: Lomb, Fehlmon, Helm, Crown, W efield, Tomb, Plumley, uirm, Kimberlin.
TI-IE PRISM
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
Eureka
OCT. 3 here Bradley ........... . I9 O
OcT. 9 There CarThage ......, . 2I 7
OCT. I7 here NorTh CenTraI . 39 O
OCT. 24 There ElmhursT ...... . . . 20 6
OCT. 3I II-lomecomingl ShurTIeTT .... , O 36
Nov. 7 There WheaTon. . I3 I3
Nov. I4 here Normal ..... . O 6
Nov. 2I here CharlesTon . . . 7 O
SUMMARY
STill inexperienced and noT auiTe ready Tor so powerTuI a Toe Eureka was unable
To maTch BradIey's superior weighT and speed in The opening game oT The season
. . . ATTer baTTling Through The enTire game aT a seven To seven deadlock, Eureka
Was unable To sTop The avalanche oT passes and end runs in The IasT Two minuTes aT
play, and bowed To CarThage TwenTy-one To seven . . . Wi+h The loss oT several
regulars The weakened Golden Tornadoes couIdn'T sTop NorTh CenTraI's TleeT backs
and hard charging forward line: They were swamped ThirTy-nine To noThing . . .
Finding Their sTrengTh and power aT IasT, Eureka ouTToughT and ouTplayed EImhursT
only To lose on several hearTbreaking plays ThaT broughT vicTory To an ouTcIassed
eleven . . . Winning The TirsT Homecoming game in years. The Golden Tornadoes
swepT up and down The Tield aT ease. Many reserves saw acTion as we won easily
ThirTy-six To noThing . . . FighTing Tram The sTarTing whisTIe To The Tinal gun Mac's
eleven held a sTronger WheaTon Team To a ThirTeen To ThirTeen Tie . . . A desperaTe
Team oT iron men who IasTed The enTire game ouTrushed and ouTkicked a heavier,
sTronger Normal Team To score The biggesT upseT oT The enTire season and whip
Normal six To noThing . . . ATTer baTTling on even Terms The enTire game. a cosTIy
Tumble allowed CharlesTon To push over The lone Touchdown in The IasT minuTe oT
play To clown a courageous Eureka eleven.
THE PLAYERS
Four real TooTbalI men are IosT This year by graduaTion. They are Co-capTain
PerachioTTi, small buT hard hiTTing haIT who scored more poinTs Than The resT of The
backs puT TogeTher, Tony Cargnino. The big Tackle who was iniured The TirsT parT oT
The season yeT came back IaTer and played a whale oT a game, Co-capTain Jay Tomb.
versaTile backTieId man or line man who played wiTh equal skill wherever moisT needed.
and .iimdMursener, Tlashy end who Turned ouT To be one oT The besT Tlankers Eureka
ever a .
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BASKETBALL
FIRST ROW: NoTTsker, Dyslin, Hensley, McClure, lvlooberry, Mcliinzie.
SECOND ROW: ShorT, McDonald, Jochurns, Poor, Cox, Tomb, KloTz.
THE PLAYERS
CapTain l-lensley, Torward, was The leading scorer of The squad wiTh Jochums,
guard, ranking second . . . Cox. Trash guard, showed his meTTle in early games.
and won The sTarTing assignmenT in mosT OT The games . . . McDonald, lasT year's
reserve, alTernaTed wiTh Moe KloTz aT Torward, and boTh gave good acc.ounTs of
Themselves . . . Two cenTers, lvlooberry and McClure, a Treshman, lcepT ThaT posiTlon
an uncerTain one and pushed each oTher To The TullesT ThroughouT The season . . .
NoTTslcer, a Torward, was converTed inTo guard and Tilled The poslTion adequaTely
. . . ShorT. Dyslln, and Tomb all helped The reserve sTrengTh aT The Team.
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Dec. I7
Jan. 3
Jan. 7
Jan. 9
Jan. I5
Jan. I9
Jan. 23
Feb. 5
Feb. I2
Feb. I6
Feb. I9
Feb. 23
Feb. 26
Mar. 3
PiIIsbury MiIIs , ..
Peoria CaTerpiIIar
ShurTIe1CI .......
NormaI ....
AugusTana ..
Bradley .....
EImhursT . . .
Normal ......
AugusTana .,.
MiIIikin ....
EImhursT . . .
Bradley ....
Macomb ....
MiIIikin . . .
T I-I E P RIS
SCHEDULE
.. here
.. .. here
. . here
. . There
. . There
. . here
. . There
. . here
. . here
. . There
. . here
. . There
, . There
. . here
SUMMARY
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Eureka
3I
56
36
27
34
23
34
30
26
32
42
26
32
37
Opening The season wiTh Two vicTorIes from non-conTerence Toes. Eureka goT off
To a good sTarT . . . ShurTIeTT pulled o surprise and beaT Eureka here on The home
Tloor . . . AugusTana exhibiTed size and accuracy To deTeaT Eureka in Two games
. . . Bradley, showing a powerful aII-sophomore Team. downed The Red DeviIs
Twice . . . EImhursT bowed To Mac's five in several cIose games . . . NormaI.
showing wonderTuI reserve sTrengTh, ouTIasTed The Eurekans and Took Their measure
in Two games . . . MIIIikin won on Their home courT. buT in The IasT game of The
season IosT a close game To The Red Devils in The Tinal minuTe of play . . .Macomb
showed Too much scoring punch for The Eureka men and Took The counT on The
Macomb courTs.
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BASKETBALL
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
April IO Elmhursl' ............ here
April 22 Bradley ..., Ihere
April 28 Normal .... Jrhere
May 4 Wesleyan.. here
May 7 Normal .... here
May I4 Bradley .,.. here
May I8 Wesleyan ....,..... Ihere
This year's baseball prospecrs looked brighler rhan usual. Co-caplains CARG-
NINO and PERACHIOTTI were back a+ second and cenlerfield respec+ively . . .
The ISRAEL Twins. TOM and BILL, will be on hand Io hold down shorrslop and ca'Ich-
ing dulies . . . WAKEFIELD played on firsr and JOCHUMS and WHERLEY Tool:
'rhe orher ourfield posirions. I-IENSLEY, WIETHRICH, JOCHUMS and DRAGSTREM
were all promising pilchers and kepl' The pilching silualion well in hand.
TENNIS
SCHEDULE
April 24 Bradley ........ . . . Ihere
Moy 5 Wheafan. . . 'rhere
May 8 Elmhursl' . .. here
May IO Bradley .... here
May I I Normal .,.. here
May I5 Normal 'rhere
May I8 Normal .,.. lhere
May I6 Elmhursr .., Ihere
May 2I Whealon. .. here
May 27 Wesleyan .... here
MEMBERS
Slanley Basrian Don Ewing Wayne Hensley
Richard Crown Paul Noflslcer
Chesler Renner. former Li+I'Ie Nine+een Iennis slar. has Ialcen over 'rhe coaching
of Ihe Iennis Jream 'Ihis year. The evenly marched marerial formed a well balanced
Ieam. Don Ewing, freshman slar, ranks firsl' wilh Ihe 'Four ofhers all pushing him for
a number one posilion. None al Ihe men have had varsily experience before, buf
all made a good showing.
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THE PRISM
GOLF
James Riley RoberT Kimberlin
Rea Kreider Reid Weidman
ATTer a brief respiTe Trom varsiTy golT This sporl' was Talcen up again This year.
MaTches were scheduled wiTh Wesleyan, Normal, Macomb and wiTh oTher schools
as The season progressed. The Tour men roam The Tairways wiTh a poise equal To
ThaT oT a Bobby Jones.
INTRAMURALS
lnTeresT and exciTemenT over inTramural sporTs reached a new high This season.
LasT year The cup was won by The Three TraTerniTies, since all Tied Tor TirsT place.
Each decided To be The sole possessor oT The Trophy during The '36-'37 period. AT
The Time The Prism goes To press The Pals have The edge.
FirsT
Touch TooTball .... Pals
Volleyball ...... TheTa Nu's
BaslceTball .................. Pals
Swimming .................. Pals
Score: Pals, I8: TheTa Nu's, I2: Telres, 6.
Second
TheTa Nu's
Pals
TheTa Nu's
Telces
Third
Telces
Telces
Telces
TheTa Nu's
Baseball, Tennis and golT were run oTF laTer and possibly will make some change
in The Tinal score. The non-TraTerniTy men and The NesTorians enTered Teams buT aT
The Time oT wriTing had noT yeT won any poinTs.
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THE ACADEMY
THE GOODE
LIDAS WOOD PARLORS
THE FIRST CHURCH
O L D E D A Y S
WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
FIRST ROW: Jordan, Jochums, Greene, Te+er, Timmons.
SECOND ROW: WiIkinson, Gibson, Smirh, Schneider, Perdlewiiz, Zivi, Pererson, Sailor.
THIRD ROW: We-bsfer, E. Bechiel, O'Brien, Schusrek, N. Bechrel, Muffley, FuIIer.
FOURTH ROW: Klesarh, Benne'I+, Reeves, Schade, Schroeppel, Bell, Baker.
Lasr fall rhe W.A.A. sponsored a Bow Day for Ihe purpose of raising funds for
a deplered Jrreasury. Maroon and goid bows of crepe paper were sold +o s+uden+s
and Iaculry 'for 'rhe price of one nickel.
The wafer pageani' is an annual affair and inciudes +aIenI 'From all branches OI
a+hIe'rics in addi+ion To aquaiic srunrs. This year Ihe produciion was "We Join Ihe
Navy."
Anorher money raising scheme was The W.A.A. carnival which included every-
'rhing from a for+une 'reller and a kissing boo'rh Io a dance in Ihe Wood dining room.
The girIs have managed several open houses ai Jrhe gym, sponsored a ping pong
Iournamenf which was won by Perdlewirz and Parish, hiked couniless miles, indulged
in a play day a+ Normal, and made enough poinis Io win insignia.
The Iasi eveni of The year by 'I'he W.A.A. is 'Ihe May Pere given annuaIIy in Ihe
amphiihearer.
THE PRISM
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THE PR
W. A. A. BOARD
Presidenl .......
Vice-Presidenl ....
Secrelary ......
Treasurer ..........
Publicily Chairman...
Social Chairman. ..
Swimming ..,.....
Tennis .........
Volleyball ....
Ping Pong ....
Badminlon . ..
Baslcelball ....
Baseball ....
Archery ...............
lnferprelive Dancing .....
Soccer... ,
..BARBARA JORDAN
......LOUISE TETER
.......BETTY GREENE
NEUNICE JOCHUMS
. . . . .CHARLOTTE O'BRIEN
.. . . .HELEN KLESATH
....RUTH MUFFLEY
.....JANICE GIBSON
HGEORGINA SMITH
.. .. .RUTH SCHUSTEK
. . . . . .HELEN THARP
. . . RUTH TIMMONS
. ...BETTY GREENE
.HELEN PERDLEWITZ
...NORENE BECHTEL
BONEITA SCHNEIDER
ln Jrhe middle of Ihe year Helen Klesalh was elecled Presidenl and Kalherine
Wilkinson was appoinled Social Chairman.
FIRST ROW: Jordan, Jochurns, Greene, Teler, Timmons.
SECOND ROW: Klesalh, Smilh, Schneider, Perdlewilz, Zivi.
THIRD ROW: Tharp, Gibson, O'Brien, Schuslelc, Bech+el, Mulllley.
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ATHLETIC BOARD
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FIRST ROW: Lofhrop, McKinzie, Jordon, Ziyi, Horrod.
SECOND ROW: Hensley, Burns, Corgnino, Norlon, Rooscl, Tomb, Perochiolfi.
This boord I
problems of inlercollegiole ond inlromurol s o Jr Th b d
s on odvisory body 'ro +he college odminislrolion ond seHles all
p r s. e oor is mode up occording
+o Norfh Cenlrol requiremenls ond consislrs of +he Presidenf of Jrhe college, The
olhlelic direclors, coploins of Jrhe mojor sporls, +hr-ee focully represenlolives ond
one represenlolive of Jrhe sludenl body who is no+ on o+hle+e. The Boord's chief
funclions ore lhe owording of leHers. schedulin Jr Jr T d Hl
of 'rhe gomes.
g con es s, on se ing business deloils
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AUTOGRAPHS
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PATRON ZE CDUR
MAJESTIC
CLEANERS
LOWEST POSSIBLE Pklces
We Deliver Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
and Saiurdcxy.
Call OHo Wagner's sfore for our fruck.
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if lg USE
ELECTRICITY
In Apprecialion
5 A of
FOR
THE BEST Conlinued Pafronage
Q16 SERVICE During +I1e
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CENTRAL ILLINOIS LIGHT co.
"Save WHI1 Safely A+"
S Z O L D S
"THE STORE FOR THRIFTY PEOPLE"
220I So. Adams
PEORIA. ILLINOIS
Year Jusf Past
Klaus Floral and
Landscape Service
Phone I87
EUREKA. ILLINOIS
'I'I'IeSI'oreoI
dependable
merchandise
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P.A.
BERGNER
81 Co.
I, M. G. Chianakas, IMiIceI
personally lhank Ihe facully
and s'I'ucIen+s for 'lheir palron-
age. I will always be ready 'Io
I1eIp I'I'Iem In any way I can
MICHAEL'S
SWEET SHOP
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PORTMAN'S
for
SPORTSMEN
I20 No. Adams
PEORIA, ILLINOIS
J. M. ALLEN
Com pIe'I'e Building Service
Es+obIishecI I873
Phone 27 Eurelca, Illinois
A. ESPENSCHEID
Slclioner and Office Ou'IfiHer
SI-IAW WALKER Sleel Filing Equipmenl,
Desks ond Choirs: Porloble Typewrilersg
Loose Leo? Boolcs ond Forms: Founlcin Pens
ond Pencils, Scrapbooks: Typewriler Poper,
cic.
Phone 9022
222-224 S. Jefferson SI. Peoria, Illinois
O. E. CORBIN'S
MARKET
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The Home of Qualify Meals
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DUST-ALL MFG. CO.. Inc.
Since I890
Scinilary and Jcinilor Supplies
for
Buildings, Schools, Hospilols
Phone 4-2338 I25-I27 So. Wa+er SI.
PEORIA, ILLINOIS '
5c and I0c Sl-00 GMI UP
BEN FRANKLIN STORE
"Qualify Merchandise ol
Reasonable Prices."
Eurelco, Illinois
We Always TRY Io Please
Ford Cars and Trucks
Always DO
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WATCH THE FORDS GO BY
O
MOSER MOTOR COMPANY
Eurelca, Illinois
THE
WOODFORD COUNTY
JOURNAL
Publishers
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THE PRISM
OKE of
Excellence
RADUATION . . . major moment in the life of each
of us because it marks an achievement, culminates
years of intensive preparation.
The perfection of a great printing plant marks an achieve-
ment, too - a half century devoted to a standard of crafts-
manship and service.
In school, the sheepskin, the cap and gown, denote a token of
excellence . . . in business, its counterpart is the esteem and
trust placed in us by clients and associates.
Williamson Printing Sc Publishing Co.
Formerly Hartman-Jefferson Co.
219 South Fourth Street x', Springfield, Illinois
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PATRONS AND ADVERTISERS
Dusr-All Manulacruring Co...
Block and Kulwl Company ,...
G. N. Porlman Co. ...... .
P. A. Bergner X4 Co.. ..
Maieslic Cleaners. . .
Joseph Szold 3: Son .....,
Wasliinglon Greenhouse ,..,.
l. C. Longman Candy Co. .... .
E. B. Espensclweid ....,....
Slwelian and Company .,..
Moser Molor Co. .,.... .
O. E. Corlain ...,.........
Nickel X: Rain, Groceries ......
H. C. Brown, Groceries .........
The Woodford Counry Journal .....
Liglwifoof Oil Company .........
B. H. Schumacher, Jeweler. ..
M. G. Clwianakas lMikel ....,
Eureka Prinling Company .....
J. M. Allen ...............
Eureka Hardware Co. .... .
Ben Franklin Sfore ................
E. B. Slumpf, Druggisr ...............
A. L. Wargo, Plumbing and Healing ....
Cenrral illinois Liglwir Co. ............ .
Joe Klaus ....................
Rol1rer's Lunch ..................
Woodford Couniy Service Slarion ....
The Eureka Tlwealer ...............
Heyl Mofor Company ..........
Drs. L. G and N. Melaik .......
Eureka Tinning 84 Roofing Co.. . . .
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