Greenville College - Vista Yearbook (Greenville, IL)

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JUNIOLS press on Geraldine Raybuck Indianapolis, Ind. Mary Wait Greenville, Ill. Virginia Marble Rochester, N. Y. Maxine Tucker Cowden, Ill. Jean Iler Santa Monica, Calif. Eileen Schumaker Chicago, Ill. Ruth Lamson Los Angeles, Calif. Eldon Gwyn Greenville, Ill. Eldon Lincicome Gary, Indiana Melvin Bucher Holland, Ohio Edward Spencer Woodstock, Ill. Constance Kerns North Plainfield, N. J. Evelyn Vincent Evanston, Ill. Gyneth Herstine Clay City, Ind. Ruth McKay Greenville, Ill. Max Hensley Reno, Ill. Sophomores Geraldine Raybuck Mary Wait Virginia Marble Maxine Tucker Jean Iler Eileen Schumaker Ruth Lamson Eldon Gwyn Eldon Lincicome Melvin Bucher Edward Spencer Constance Kerns Evelyn Vincent Gyneth Herstine Ruth McKay Max Hensley Page 25

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Class Officers Frances Dixon Wanda Yerkes Ausley, Nebraska Lapeer, Mich. Bernard Eastman John Johnson Wheeler, Mich. Hammond, Ind. Eldon James Barstow Hoffman Greenville, Il. Ensign, Kansas Virginia Mae Rue Eunice Blowers Chase, Kansas North Chili, N. Y. Page 24 Frances Dixon Bernard Eastman The Jubilant Amply replenished by students from many junior colleges the class of ‘44 wended its way back to the campus in September, and found that it had. by far the most students both men and women. Because of this large available supply of manpower, members of the Class of ‘44 were found in almost every endeavor of the campus groups, leading some activities and loyally supporting others. Eldon James Wanda Yerkes Barstow Hoffman Virginia Mae Rue John Johnson Eunice Blowers

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After Dinner Fellowship Olive Harvie Detroit, Mich. Estelle Hoffman Colorado Springs, Colo. Marvin Galbreath Greenville, Ill. Marilyn McDowell Vincennes, Indiana Page 26 Arlene Wickham Greenville, Ill. Joe Black Bedford, Indiana Raymond Roller Birds, Ill. Elva McAllaster Tribune, Kansas Olive Harvie Estelle Hoffman to a four Again and one might almost say, traditionally, the girls of the class car- ried off the basketball championship, and also for the third time in a row the men closely trailed the men of ‘43 to win second honors in basketball. After losing many of its members to the armed forces in the Spring the class climaxed its activities by entertaining the Seniors in a patriotic setting. Marvin Galbreath Arlene Wickham Raymond Roller Marilyn McDowell Joe Black Elva McAllaster