MacMurray College - Tartan / Illiwoco Yearbook (Jacksonville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1954 volume:

ILLIW«C« published by the junior class cKeiyl kupper editor annette grogan business manager •E ICATI«N to you who care this year of our lives; an inadequate token, hut the greatest our power to give. « 4  C«NTI A year at college becomes a great pyramicl. The analogy is carried over in tKe book, sbaping scattered personalities, occasions, and fleeting moments into a crude but discernible form. The structure assumes proportions. From the raw clay of the students and the days they have spent here is moulded the BASE. From the foundation it rises in gradual PRO- GRESSION; to culminate in the APEX. 5  rutledge hall mcclelland hall « 10  1 « 11  BASE « 12  faculty students 13 president of macmurray college: Dr Louis W. Norris « 14  faculty W. F. Bailey Hugh Beggs McK endree M. Blair Ruth Brookliart B.S., M.S., PK.D. B.M.. M.M. A.B., A.M., S.T.B., D.D. B.EJ., A.M. Chemistry Music Religion Economics, Business Henry E. BuscKe Joseph C. Cleeland Marjorie Copeland Lucille V. Crawford A.M., M.M. B.M., M.M. A.B., A.M. A.B.. B.S. Music Music Economics, Business Librarian « 17  Margaret M. Duncan B.S.. M.S., Ed.D. Physical Education O. F. Gallowav A.B.. A.M., Ph.D. Education Frieda Gain]Der Ph.D. German Mate L. Giddings A.B., M.S. Home Economics Robert Glasgow B.M., M.M. Music r. James GI ICK A.B., Ph.D. Che mis try James F. Guy Art Helen H. Hamilton B.S., M.S. Music Lois M. Harder B.S. Physical Education Victoria E. Hargrave A.B., A.M. Lihvarian Alfred J. He nderson A.B., A.M.. Ph.D. History Walter B. Hendrickson A.S., A.M.. Ph.D. History faculty faculty Ray E. Holcombe A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Speech C. Leplie Kanatzar B.Ed., M.S., Ph.D. Biology Elsa P. Kimball A.B.. A.M., Ph.D. Sociology Mahala McGehee B.M.. M.M. Music Leona Marks A.B., A.M. Speech Hazel Olson A.B., M.S. Biology Margaret Moore A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Spanish Mahel M. Owsley A.B., M.S. Mome Economics Mtna D. Morris A.B.. A.M., Ph.D. Psychology Constance L. Raymaker A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Economics Ellen Nudd B.E., M.S. Education Suzanne M. Rohhins Ph.D. French, Spanish « 19  RalpK H. Robbins B.M.. PIi.D. Music Thomas Rogers A.B., A.M. English RutK O. Rose A.B., A.M., Ph.D. English Paul Rowland A.B., A.M., B.D. English John A. ScKumaker B.S.. A.M. Mathematics Victor H. Sheppard A.B., A.M., Ed.D. Government Howard F. Sidman B.F.A. Art Carrie E. Spencer B.S.. A.M. Physical Education Isabel C. Stewart B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Psychology Joan o. Till otson B.S., A.M. Physical Education Marv Waller Ph.B. Music Phoebe Wilkins A.B., M.S. Psychology facultif « 20  graduate school Mabel HoIIe, Betty Staley, Doc Slade, Nance Hoerger, Dr. Duncan, May Wo Foo, Pat HoIIe, and Dr. Morris Iiold that last seminar of tKe week. psychology : Norma Aguilar, Manila, Philippine Islands Mary Ellen Carson, Jacksonville, Illinois May Wo Foo, Shanghai, China Moira Kelleghan, Chicago, Illinois physical education: Nancy Hoerger, Woodstock, Illinois Mabel Holle, Jacksonville, Illinois Patricia Holle, Jacksonville, Illinois Florence Slade, Saginaw, Michigan Betty Staley, LaPorte, Indiana « 21  housemothers Mrs. Lillian Blount Mrs. Myrtle Walraven Jane Hall Rulledge Hall « 22  personages Seniors . . . ahout to be sJiaken forcefully out of the security you have known for four years like hits of lint from a rug. You clung tenaciously. Now you are to he set adrift. What do you think in those rare moments of solitude and sanctuary, alone at night on the solarium, suddenly detached from the swarm around you in the Hub, or suspended in the half- reality that precedes sleep? Frightened? . . . or reassured? You have belonged here. You remain only in what you must leave. You have come and lived here. Noif go, and know that we have loved you. CLASS « 25  Dolores Anglade Georgina Rita Anglade Elizabeth AtKan Guayama, Puerto Rico Guayama, Puerto Rico Joliet, Illinois Chemistry Psychology Business-Economics seniors Mary Louise Broadhurst Barberton, OKio Speech Jane Brown Osbkosh, Wisconsin Physical Education Na ncv Brown Plainfield, Illinois Physical Education 26  Lois Barton Lee Berkenkamp Ann ElizaLetK Bishop Barberton, OKio Worland, Wyoming Pine Bluff. Arkansas Business-Economics Sociology Physical Education seniors DorotKy Lee Carl Park Ridge, Illinois Kindergarten-Primary Margaret Cook Hot Springs, SoutK Dakota English Alice Carol Cox Hardin, Illinois Physical Education « 27  Mary Culver Bettejo Cunningham Joella D ecel Madison, Wisconsin Areola, Illinois BrookKaven, Mississippi Physical Education Kindergarten -Primary Biology seniors « 23  Beatrice Dempster Joan Drew Dorothy June Dunseth Dearborn, Michigan Carthage, Illinois Waverly, lUinois Kindergarten-Primary Voice Physical Education Barbara Hanks Jane Juergens Hayes MartKa J. Houcic Talulla, Illinois Cliester, Illinois LaGrange, Illinois Business Kindergarten-Primaiy Kindergarten-Primary semors « 30  Mary Rose Hudson Kalamazoo, Micliigan English. Priscilla Marie Kisliel Glenwood, Minnesota Music Myra Clii-hang Ku Hong Kong, CKina emistrv seniors Joyce Melster Cambridge, Wisconsin Business-Economics Ritalee Mullican Cambridge City, bidiana History Ina May Murpby Farmersville, lUinois Home Economics « 31  Meritta Margaret Norvell Roberta Patterson Emma Jo Rodgers Jacksonville, Illinois Minocqua, Wisconsin St. Louis, Missouri Kindergarten-Primary Physical Education Vc ' oice seniors « 32  Carolyn Ryberg Marilyn Satorius Nancy Claudette Sheet Jackson, Minnesota AtKens. Illinois Galesburg, Illinois Music Home Economics Public School Music seniors Betty Jo Wimer Jo Ann Winstead Tipton, Indiana Jacksonville, Illinois Physical Education Speech « 33  CLASS •r ' Jd Juniors . . . you have life by the heels. Every- thing worth rememhering you have all shared. You have friends, and more, you know them, what they expect; you trust them and they you. Nothing holds any mystery any more — the library, the lab, the chapel — nothing scares you. You have been through all that; no more time for wonder and awe. You wandered alone through the mazes below until you found your own stairway up. You have earned the satis- faction you feel. Dreams have exploded in your face, and you realize at last what can be done and what will not change. And next year is yours — opportunity and re- sponsibility. But, under it an assurance. You have dined on the very heart, and you will carry the taste with you forever. juniors Sara Adams Galesburg, 111. Cliarlotte Allan Vorcester, Mass. Constance Andreen Allegan, Mich. Patricia Bengston Western Springs, III. Rasma Bramane Chicago, III. Gloria Brown Dale, Ind. Betli BuckborougK South Haven, Mich. Virginia Clark Long Island, N. Y. Anne Conklin Tuckahoe, N. Y. Janet Cox Chicago, III. Shirley Jo Davis Ann Arhor, Mich. Connie DeVan Wheaton, 111. juniors Elizabeth Dinius Lincoln, 111. Jane Doyle Hihbinq, Minn. SKirley Falter Elmhurst, III. Donna Friend Kilbourne, III. Julie GeJJes Alton, III. DorotKy Graves Williams field. III. Annett p Grogan Chillicothe, III. Mary Haager Woodstock, III. Virginia Hall Montclair, N. J. Elizabeth Helms Belleville, III. Louise Hemer Moweaqua, III. funiors Margaret Hutson East Orange, N. . Norma Johnson Wahpeton, N. Dak. Monna Klebe Aurora, 111. Georgia Kopp New London, Wis. Leslie Kopp Cullom, III. Cheryl Kupper Coal Vallev, III. Jacquelene Landers Neenah, is. Barbara Lawson Benton, III. Maryann Lebsack Forf Wayne, Ind. Janet Lindeman Ka nsas City, Mo. Juanita Lorance arna. III. Marion Wiese Ludwig K.irkwood, Mo. juniors Helen Mallmann Kohler, Wis. Julia Martin Oshhosh, Wis. Sandra MacMaKon Fairhaven, Mass. MartKa Mercer ermont, III. Bernice Merkel St. Louis, Mo. Marilyn Mitcliell Omro, Wis. Roberta Middendorf Murray ville. 111. Virginia Morton Baltimore, Md. Greta Ortgessen Petersb urg, 111. Elizabeth Paul Arenzville, III. Isabel Poor Maplewood, N. J. Bonnie Potter Greenville, N. Y. 0 0 JoAnn Poulos Fond au hac. Wis. Catherine Robinson Neosho, Mo. Edith Roeder KohJer, Wis. Mary Ruppert Grantu ' ood Yillage, Mo. Gail Schaps Chicago, III. Barbara Scbrader Chillicothe, Mo. Jo Ann Sbutt Alexander, III. Virginia Smith iZvanston, 111 Virginia Stoffels Barringion, III. Sandra Swanker Ottumwa, Iowa Henrietta Taylor Liberia, West Africa Carolyn Tucter Paris, III. 0 0 ]w ors Joanne WandscKneider West BenJ, Wis. KatKryn Weick VaWs City, Neh. Betty WeIcK Illiopolis, III. Joyce Wells Gering, Neb. Jane Wil son Jacksonville, III. SKirley Wilson W est oro, Mass. Mary Ellen Murpliy Prairie Vieu;, 111. 0 0 ]WW OXS Out of the night that covers After humanities a quick run and a slide. What ' s behind this scene? I am queen of the May! Just a New Joisey cowboy a long way from the shore. Conclave. Whose fate are they settling? Sorry gang, it s the nearest we can come to Mardi Gras. « 42 CLASS •r Wflo can say how it feels to he a sophomore? To feel the sun on your hack as you ivalk and look around you and love everything you see. For the first time all this is really yours. You are introduced into the rites of the upper- class cult. You languish in hed all morning and cut outrageously. Senior corner becomes your home. A senior is your inspiration, confidant, confessor, and best friend. Your heart pounds when you rush, qualies as you wait, warms to the melting point when you pledge. You sophomores are wild ones; and everyone smiles tolerantly because you are sophomores and will straighten out. Inside information and in- trigue become your business. But this too will pass. And most of all you are a college girl; you dress, act, speak, think the part. You love it because you are leaving — or love it more because you are coming back. « 45  5 0 P h 0 tn 0 r e 5 Catherine Frugoli Sue Ann Graves Nancy Gabriel Jane Gindelberger Beverly Grimmett Nancy Griswold Marilyn Gnagey June A. Gustafson Marilyn Hart ' irginia Lou Hutcliens Joan Henke Eleanor Jarvis Sandra Hill Olenva HoIJren Elaine Johnson Virginia Johnson Ann White Bonnie Wickstrom Jacqueline Wiles Sara Williamson Betty Yamada Sue Youngberg Virginia Zimmer Martha S. Zimmerman and from kis post on tKe wall perenial sopliomores. Mr. Guy watches. r. T tKe trick is to spot the ones who t . t i in atter tiours. t I who s in the lower right. ' ' come back. Sig, Margy, and Sheryl play for Girls, the prize just isn t the Army fjefore a Jane I)acl d[rop. Coniee-Kent cup. « 53  all. Freshmen . . . and a new hirth High, school conquests lose their savour, and you are due for a new identity. You are forcefully impressed with sopho- mores. You worship the Committee and tremble against your will. You learn to play bridge and are possessed. You studv not at alh then incessantly, then not at all again. English themes haunt you, and verb con- jugations, passive voice. You sing You Can Always Tell A Fresh- man and gain weight. You run with your gang all day, out to the Hub at 9:30, and cry yourself asleep at night longing for home. And you emerge like the rest of us jvith varying degrees of success, and memories von will keep forever. A great year, your freshman year; but who would live it over? CLASS « 53  freshmen Mary Adams Elizatetli Agger Editli Albertson Elaine Barger Carolyn Barnliart Barbara Beckhelm Mars ' Lou Beckmeyer Carol Beranek Margaret Bloom Judy Boehm Joyce Bogardus Jern ' Bredall Nancy Bridge Barbara BrockKouse Mary Jo Brown Dolores Bucbler EstKer Butler Mary Lou Butler Patricia Bvrne Onlev Cabill Gail Cain Marcella f Calabrettn Elizabeli Cbasteen 58  Nancy Ciesler Lee Rae Clancy Norma Clarida RutK CoK enour Carol Cook Susan CornfortK Carole Crawford Jane Crawford Helen Cummins Mary Danielson Barbara DeFreitas Carolee Doerr freshmen SKirley Dorr Jean Downie Catherine Drake Patricia Drake Penelope Drakos Mary Dunstan Norma Durbin Susan EicKenfeld Deanne Elks trom Mary Ellsworth t 1 fly k freshmen Natalie Fitts Mildred Flocke EInora Fouike Judy Fox Susan Frank Bettie Frings Martha Gardner Sally Gilson Mary GingricK Estelle Gish Carol Glaeser Carol Glass Nancy Jo Glezen Joyce Goodliffe Gracemary GraKam Nancy Grant Suzanne Greenlee Emma May Gregory Anne Hall Sondra Harvev Alice Heitliolt Betty Hendrix « 60  Slierry Hensley Anna Lee Hesse Mc Donna LoescK JuJitK Loveless Anne Lundquist Carol McCo ntey Donna McGIaJ rey Jacquelyn McKay Marilyn Mansfield . Audrey i Martens Jury Martin Janice Meek Mary MicKaels Suzanne t Miers Carol MoreKead Carrie Jo MuIIican Nancy Murpliy Barbara Murray Mary Ann Murray Carol NasK Gale Necessary Shirley Ogilvie Adele Overstreet Nancy Painter 62 Patty Park Carol Pearson Annette Pinney MiWreJ Petras Patricia Price Florence Rardin Carolyn Reay Ealine RicKards Joan Rupert « 63  freshmen Joan Sampson Marjorie Sanders Caryl ScKerff Jean ScKneider Patricia ScKoen Sally Ann ScKultz Mary Frances Scott SKirley Selig Marjorie Kay Simpson ElizaLetli Smitli Nancy Smith Liili Soomre Nancy Storm Jane Ann Stroud PhvIIis Stroup Maxine Totsch Susan Turner Patricia VeatK Beverly Walker Gail Ann Walker Barbara W atson Nancy Weeks Ann Wells Tonna RutK WendelLurg freshmen 64  Mary Eleanor WKite Adine W illiams Jo Anne Will lams Mary Luh Williams Margaret Will lamson Linda Wilson Lois Wilson Darrylvnn Wold Angle Young Frankie Young Patricia Young freshmen Girlsl What will your public Are you sure you mean that? WanteJ in surgery tnink? Can this be on the up and up? Et tu, Brute? All right, all right, we ll be quiet. « 65  Dottie Carl, Students Associa- tion president, silences a noisy throng assembled at Legislative to discuss student affairs. I students association Lee Berlvenkamp, judicial direc- tor, presides over a cup of coffee instead of the Judicial Board, tier official capacity ' . « 68  HeatKer Jenkins Mary Lou Butler Freshman Representatives Ginny Hall Secretary Anne Conklin Treasurer House president of Kathrvn Hall Lois Barton SOS Chairntan Joan Drew First Vice President House president of Rutledge Hall iJune Dunsetli Second Vice President Dottie Dunn House president of Second Main Shirley Schmi Jtberger House president of Third Main Joan LandweKr House president of Jane Hall « 69  editonal First row. Bea Dempster Carolyn Ryterg Joella Decell, editor Annette Grogan Liz Athan Second row: Nancy Weeks Rosie Hudson Kate Weick Doris Matsuici Third row: Nancy KoeKler Loretta EcIcKoIm Barb Hanks Lee Berkenkamp June DunsetK Ma rilyn Mitckell Mary Culver Ann Poulos Fourlh row: Sliirley Oglivie Heatlier Jenkins Cheryl Kupper Vernon Udall Carol Simms Deanne Eckstrom Elaine Hubbard greetings business First row: Kay Stroup Sliirley Falter, business manager Marv Holl oway Second roxu: Lee Ann Query Sue Cornforth Carvl Sclierif Patti ' eath Mary Culver Marty Zimmerman « 71  ilUwoco First row: Mr. Busche; Virginia Hutcliens: Mary L u h Williams: Priscilla Kishel. Second row: Jovce Wells; B arbara Beckhelm; Carolyn Ryberg. Third row : DeEIda Fogelsonger; Nan- cy Sheets; Barbara Scbrader; Carolee Doerr. Fourth row: Con nie Randies; Bon- nie Wick s t r o m ; Joan Drew. class officers Mary Jo Haberlcamp, secretary; Peggy Cook, vice-president ; Bonnie Stone, pres- ident; Miss Tillotson, adviser; Ritalee MuIIican, treasurer. funiors Jane Doyle, president; Miss Wilkins. ad- viser; Isabel Poor, vice-president : BetK Buckborough, secretary; Gloria Brown, treasurer. sophomores freshmen Dr. Rose, adviser; Carol Simms, presi- dent; Ann Dowell, treasurer; Margy Ko- vacb, vice president; Lee Ann Query, secretary. Carol Morehead, vice president: Marcel- la Calabretta, secretaiy; Mrs. Anderson, advise r; Dol ores Bucbler, presiden I; ludi Loveless, treasurer. « 75 First row: Carol Simms; Liz Athan: Wilma Tiller; Mary Murray; Marki Timmel. Second row: LeeAnn Query; Isabel Poor; Jane Beck; Gloria Brown; JoAnn Shutt. Third row: Joanne Wandsclineider; Shirley Schmidtberger; Rosemary Kilgore. young women ' s christian association Ritalee and Carolyn worh on plans for Religious Emphasis Week. The cat offers nothing constructive. officers President Secre ta ly -Treas ure r Adviser Carolyn Ryberg .Priscilla Kishel Dr. Blair campus christian council First row: Lois Barton; Sue EicKenfelJ; Carolyn Ryberg; Liz AtKan; Priscilla Kishel. Second row: Mary Jo Haberkamp; Wilma Tiller; Barbara Lawson; Ann White; Ina Mae MurpKy. Third row: Mable Owens; Jan Cox; Artis Simonson; Bonnie Potter; Catherine Robinson; Beverly Grimmett. Fourth row: Nancy Gerhardt; Mary Imbody; Joan Landwehr. Fifth row: Ritalee MuIIican; Dr. Blair. First row: Carolyn Tucker; Pat FirebaugK; Carol Glaeser; Juanita Lorance. Second row: Nancy CatKcart; Elynor McFadden; Betty BisKop; Jan Cox. Third row: Mary Schuize; Miss Tillotson; June Gustafson. ra board officers President Betty BisKop Vice President Juanita Lorance Secretary Carolyn Tucker Treasurer Janet Cox Adviser Miss Tillotson BisJi asks Miss Tillotson ahout some important RA business be- fore going upstairs to the meeting. ra council Pirst row: Ellen MarkKam; Carol Simms; Martha Zimmerman: Pat Doty. Second roiv: Nancy Brown; June Gustafson; Betty Jo Wimer; Jan Cox. Third row: Kate Weick; Mary Culver; Mary ScKulze; Margy KovacK; Sheryl Stephan. Fourth row: Elynor McFadden; Jean BoarJman; Ann Dowell; Na ncy Gab nel; Carole Raffin. First row: Avis Mc- Cuklian: Jane Gindel- berger; Marion Weisc Ludwig; Ritalee Mul- lican; Priscilla Kisliel. Second row: Joan Land- welir: Esther Becker; Carolyn Ryberg: Ma- bel Owens; Liz AtKan; Barbara Lawson. Third row: Ann Wliite; June Gustafson; EditK Roeder; Gloria Brown; Carolyn Tucker; Lee- Ann Query. Fourth row: Joanne Wandscbneider; Jane Beck; Mary Broad- hurst: Peggy Cook; Loretfa Eckholni; Bon- nie Stone; Jo Win- slead. rirsf row: Charlotte Al- len; Lois Barton; Bev Carver; Rosemary Kil- gore; Ellen Markham-, Annette Grogan; Jane Doyle. Second row: Virginia Morton: Carol Simms: Elaine Johnson: Mary Haager: Pat Thomas. Third row: Nancy Ger- hardt ; Libby Dinius ; Martha Mo rton; Doro- thy Dunn; Connie An- drcen: Isabel Poor. Fourth ro IV : Judy OBrien; Shirley Schmidtberger; Sheryl Stephan; ' irginia Hall; Joan Kriege; Mar ' Lee Davis; Shir- lev Falter. student onentation service « 80  macmurray college choir First row: Sara Williamson; Virginia Hutchens; Lois Barton; Virginia SmitK; Peg Hutson; Bev Carver; Marki Timmel; BIytKe Browning; Jane Doyle; Jo Clark; Priscilla KisKel; Lou Dunsmore. Second row: BetK Paul; Maryann Letsack; Eleanor Vaill; Constance Randies; Nancy Griswold; Janice Closson; Carol Simms; Carol Mehler; Greta Ort gessen; Louise Hemer. Third row : DeEIda Fogel songer; Do nna Friend; Nancy Dahlquist; Joanne Kriege; Joan Drew; Emma Jo Rodgers; Carolyn Ryberg. Fourth row: Joyce Melster; Wilma Tiller; Nancy Sheets; LeeAnn Query. Fifth row: Barbara Lawson; Joyce Wells; Estker Becker; Catherine Robinson. Sixth row: Marilyn Mitcbell; Beverly Grimmett; Virginia Hall; Elaine Johnson; Sandra MacMahon; Vernon Udall. Seventh row: Barbara Schrader; Bonnie Wickstrom; Beth Buckborough; Bonnie Mad ison. « 81  First row: Nancy Brown: Ginny Hall; Wilma Tiller; Connie DeVan: Betsy Buell. Second row: Ann WKite: Kay Moore: Mary Ruppert: Nancy Kauth: Pat Thomas. Third row: Ginny Smith: Ann Dowel! : Marki Tin.mel: Barb Schrader: Isie Poor; Mike Browri; Sue Youngberg; Jean Boardman; Nancy Catlicart: Ginnie Clark: Shirley Selig; Pat Firebaugh; Jacquie Wiles. Fourlfi roil ' .- Julie Geddes: Mary Scbulze: Lois Barton: Rosemary Kilgore; Peg Hutson: Sandi MacMahon: Judy O ' Brien: Pat Byrne; Joyce NJcGaughey: Carol Glaeser. macquatics officers President Virginia Smith Vice President Ann Dowell Secretary Marki Timmel Treasurer Barbara ScKrader Watershow Co-Chairmen Jane Brown, Isabel Poor Adviser Miss Spencer Isie, Ginny, an d Mike talk of swimming pools, and bathing suits, and water shows and things. « 82  Sheryl begins to train her horse in preparation for the June horse show — another hlue rihbon in the offing. officers President SKeryl Ste pKan Vice President Connie DeVan c ecretary Nina Anglade Treasurer Jackie Kemper Team Manager Jane Brown Adviser Miss Harder macmounties First row: Connie Hills; Mike Brown; Jackie Kemper; Millie Petras; Bett: ' Jo Wimer. Second row: Delores Anglade; Kay Moore; Nancy Koehler; Carolee Doerr. Third row: Sandra Sturgeon; Carol Morehead; Mary Culver; Betty Helms. Fourth row: Miss Harder; SKeryl Stepha n; Betty Bishop; Nancy Brown; Jacquie Wiles. Beffy and A.J. see the other side of a good meal. officers President Avis McCutcKan ' ice President . . . . Betty WeIcK Secretary Sara Williamson Treasurer DorotKy Dunn Adviser Miss Owsley economics club First row: Ann Lundqui?t: Sara Williamson: Nancy Glezen: Joan Rupert: Pat Doty. Second row: Miss Owsley: Ina Mae Murphy: Joan ReiLle: Frances Moore; Marge Weise: Barbara Litel Third row: Jactie McKay: ' irginia Kinder: ' ilnia Tiller: Les Daggert: Mary Frances Scott: Bett W ' el Fourth row: Carolyn Reay: Liz Athan: Donna Friend: Nancy Grant; Jerrj ' Bredall: Anna Lee Hesse. Fifth row: Lillie Canterbury: Deanne Ekstroin: Helen Mallmann; Avis McCutcban; Gail Larran Tonna Wendelburg. Sixth row: Dottie Dunn; Joan Sampson; Marilyn Salorius: Man.- Lee Davis; Maxine TotscK: Mary I Butler; Nancy Gabriel. First row: Nora Lah rl: Id an ilorii; Berry Yfuiiada; Mary Slrubinger: Sandra Hill; Dr. Sheppard. Second row: Onley Caliill; Annette Grogan; Mary Jo Haberkanip; Betliany Nagy; Rosemary Kilgore: Mildred Straub. Third row: Lucy Lemmer; Jean Downey: Sara Kilcendall; Myra Ku; Ina Mae Murpliy; Marjorie Wiese; Cbris Webber. Fourth row: Nancy KoeKIer. Carolyn Jokiscb; Gail Necessary; Virginia Zimnier; Odile Meiin; Carrie Jo Mull ican ; Martba Morton. Fiith row: Caroline Anthony; Betty Allison; Pbyllis Wong; Eleanor Jarvis; Avis McCutcIian: Joyce Goodiiffe. Sixth row: Mary Lee Davis; Sandra Harvey; Marilyn Satorius; Bonnie Stone; Vernon LIdall; Peggy Cook; Barbara Hake. international relations club officers President Myra Ku Vice President . . . .Mary Jo Haberkamp Secretary -Treasurer . . .Virginia Zimmer Faculty Adviser, Dr. Victor H. SKeppard And two s hall meet . . . Hong Konq and Paris; Myra and Odile talk after an IRC meeting. radio managers Station Manager. . . .Connie Andreen Continuity Director. . .Charlotte Allen Control Chief Virginia Zimmer Drama Director Barbara Gump Announce Chiei KatKy Buettner Music Director Esther Becker Neifs Director Sandra Hill Business Manager . . Maryann Lebsack From behind the controls Connie is the power behind the campus station. First row: Kathy Buettner; Charlotte Allen; Virginia Zimmer. Second row: Esther Becker; Jo Winstead; Mar ' ann Lebsack; Connie Andreen. Third row: Barbara Gump; Catherine Robinson. j national collegiate players mac players First row: Lois Barton; Kathy Buettner; Eleanor Vaill; Mabel Owens. Second row: Shirley Wilson; Mary Rose Hudson; Ann Poulos; Mar ' Haager; Editk Roeder. Tfiird row: Joyce Wells; Emma Jo Rodgers; JoAnn Winstead; Barbara Gump; Anne Conklin. Fourth row: Mary Broadburst; y nn Oowell: Mary Ann Reed. officers President Mary Culver Vice President . Jan Cox Secretary Carol MeKler Treasurer, Cabin Chairman SKeryl Stepkan Mary and Jan concentrate on a fast game. Couldn ' t he inde- pendent hours, could it? physical education club First row: Betty Jo Winier: Ellen Markhani; Alice Carol Cox; Adeline Kuraya: Rosemary Kiigore; Mike Brown: Connie DeVan. Second row: Bobbie Patterson; Nancy Brown: Nancy Painter: Mary Ruppert: Jan Cox: Connie Hills; Carol Morebead. Third row: Barbara Jobnson: Pat Lewis; Mary Culver: Marty Zininiernian: Kate Weick; Margy KovacK; Carole Raffin: Sberyl Stepban. Fourth row: Sandra Sturgeon: Betty Bisbop; Julie Geddes: Mary Scbuize: Jane Beck: June Gustafson; Kay Moore. Fifth row: Joyce McGaugbey: Natalie Fitts; Sally Gilson: June Dunsetb: Ann Dowell; Carol Glaeser: Juanita Lorance: Nora Foulke. First row: Mary Alice Heitholt; Mary Jo Haberkamp; Margaret DeVore; Pat Bcngston: Bev Car er; Miss Nudd. Second row: Ginny Smith; Barbara Brockhouse; Shirley Wilson; Ruth Cohenour; Greta Ortgessen; Bethany Nagy. Third row: Ginny Clark; Barbara DeFreitas; Margaret Norvell; Martha Houck; Betty Hendricks; Sandra Swanker; Margaret Shively. Fourth row: Caroline Anthony; Nancy Koehier; Leslie Kopp; Marilyn Gnagey; Catherine Drake; Donna Kipp. Fifth row: Libby Dinius; Jane Wilson; Sandra Ferguson; Nancy Gerhardt; Bettejo Cunningham; Carolyn Barnhart; Georgia Kopp. Sixth row: Jacque Landers; Joanne Wandschneider; Nancy Smith; Lois Wilson; Sue Greenlee; Sue Graves; Rita Barrette. association for childhood education officers President Margaret Norvell Vice President Bea Dempster Secretary Virginia Smith Treasurer Leslie Kopp Adviser Miss Nudd Marg studies for an education hluehook — ail equally important part of kindergarten - primary major. Firs! row: Glenda Kennedy: Lou Becknieyer; Mary Gingrich; Frankie Young; Chici Patzig; Annie Poulos. Second row: Ginny Morton; Lyna Jones; Gloria Brown; Dora Mitchell; Nancy Koehler: Kay Stroup; Nancy Ciesler. Third row: Joan Landwehr; Mary Inibody; Nancy Cathcart; Beth Buckborough: Annette Pinney; Sue Youngberg. art league officers President BetK Buckborougli M.i«iv ice President Annie Poulos I H Secretary Gloria Brown Jg M IV Treasurer Nancy Cathcart Beth puts the finishing touch on her painting up in the art studio. « 90  town girls club First row: Margaret Sliively; Lou Dunsmore; Priscilla Kishel; Ann Hunt; Jane Gindelberger. Second row: Mar ' Frances Scott; Linda Jacklin; Dora Mitchell; Lee Barger; Jo Van Horn; Lynn Horton; Janice Meek; Barbara Litelle; Marilyn Gnagey; Nancy Gleason; Jenta Rae Kendall; Jane Crawford. Third row: Norma Johnson; Angie Young; Marilyn Mansfield; Dottie Dunn; Terrv Emanuelson; Elaine Johnson; Beverlev Walker; Jerrv Bredall; Artis Simonson. Fourth row: Gloria Brown; Barbara Beckhelm; Sally Schultz. macmurray college band « 92  First row: Carol Kinder; Mary Frances Scott; Jackie McKay; Beverley Walker; Jane Crawford; Nancy Bridge; Jean Downey. Second row: Elaine HubLard; Pat Byrne; Carolee Doerr; Mary VVKite; Na ncy Weeks : Lynn Horton. Third row: Barbara Johnson; Carol Scheriff; Sue Eicbenfeld; Pat Drake; Carol Morehead; Carrie Jo Muliican. Fourth, row: Sondra Harvey; Carol Cook; Kay Perrin; Carol Jacobsen; Nancy Smith; Ellen Lowrie; Bette Johnson. First rou ' ; Jane Straub; Mary Luh Williams; Kay Kennedy; Connie Hills; Martha Gardener; Anne Hall. Second row: Joan Sanderson; Marilyn M ansfield; Ruth Cohenour; Carolyn Bamhart; Kay Moore; Linda Jacklin. Third row: Donna McGladrey; Jean Schneider; Joyce Goodliffe; Shirley Selig; Mary Michaels; Adine Williams. Fourth row; Marge Martens; Estelle Gish; Liz Smith; Pat Young; Joan Sampson: Lilli Sommre: Pat Prirr. belles lettres society officers President Margaret Coot Vice President Priscilla KisKel Recording Secretary Barbara Gump Corresponding Secretary . . . .Gloria Brown Treasurer Barbara Lawson Keeper of Archives Roberta Mittendorf Avis McCutcban and Ginny Stoffels served as first and second semester rusb captains respectively. Nancy Dablquist pledged Belles Lettres second semester. Above, the B.L. ' s party, and he- low, Peggy and A.J. smile over the minutes of the last meeting. 94  First row: Marion Wiese Ludwig: Sandra Swanker; Pat Bengston: ( Mil (liaps; Margaret Norvell. Second row: Virginia Stoffels; Leslie Kopjj; Joanne Wandschneider: Betty Helms: Barbara Hake: Jane Wilson. phi nu society officers President Nancy Brown Vice President ElizabetK Atlian Recording Secretary Mary Ruppert Corresponding Sec ' y BetK Buclcborough Treasurer Juanita Lorance Inter-Society Representative Annette Grogan Loretta Eckkolm planned first semester rusK- ing activities; Mary Ruppert was second semester rush captain. Phi Nu took seven pledges second semester: Mary Rose Hud- son, Sally Martin, Marki Timmel, Martha Zimmerman, Joyce McGaughey, Carole Raffin, and Mary Lou Patzig. Nancy Sheets was re-activated. Ahove, Phi Nus are primitive, risque and reluctant. Below, Brownie and Loretta look through the scrap book and rememher their pledging days. « 96 .t pirst row: A.C. Cox; Joyce Mclster; Mike Brown; Dottie Carl: Annie Poulo . QCttOCS Second row: Wilma Til ler; Editli Roeder; Bernice Merlel; Nancy Brown; Sara Adams; Annette Grogan; Mary Ruppert. Third row: Liz Atlian; Bobbie Patterson: Mary Culver; Loretta Eckbolm: Betb BuckborougK; Sbirley Falter; Joan Drew: Juanita Lorance: Connie DeVan. pledges First row: Sara W ' ' iliiamson. Second rou ' .- Mabel Owens; Marilyn Mitcbell; Mary Sbaw; Carol Simms; Nancy Parser: Betsy Buell; Sandra Hill. Third row: Sberyl Stepban; Margy Kovacli; Dorothy Dunn; Nancy Catbcart; Ann Dowell; Monna Klebe; Janet Cox; Katbv Buettner. theta Sigma societif officers President Litby Dinius Vice President Connie Andreen Recording Secretary . . . .CKarlotte Allen Corresponding Secretary . .Donna Friend Treasurer Louise Hemer Literary Chairman . . . .Helen Mallmann First semester Marilyn Satorius toot cKarge of Tlieta rushing activities; Joella Decell headed second semester rush plans. Theta took eight pledges second semester: Kate Weick, Joanne Kriege, June Gustafson, Bonnie Wickstrom, Judy O Brien, Jac Kemper, Kaydeen Farrow, and Charlotte Noll Ahove, Theta pledge party ex- hibits actives as oddities, pledges as hosts. Below, Lihhy, Squirt, and LeeAnn look over a list of pledge duties and look very happy. First row: Mary Jo Haberkariip; ina Mae Murpliy: Lou.se Hcnicr: L]lili Uinins: Lliarlolte Allen: Jane Doyle. Second row: Carolyn Tucker; Donna Friend: Isabel Poor; Marilyn Satorius; Connie Andreen; Betty Bishop; Helen Mallinann. First roiii; Lee Ann Query; Chris Webber; Virginia Hutcbens; Virginia Smith; Jo Van Horn; Bev Carver; Mary Strubinger; Jo Clark. Second rouj; Betty Welch; Eleanor Vaill; Rosemary Kilgore; Barbara Ricksham; Audrey Cunningham; Lillie Canterbury-; Caroline Anthony; Sara Kikendall. President Elizabeth Smith Vice President . . Mary Michaels Secretary Pat Young Treasurer Mary Ellsworth Pecorder Mary Imbody Sponsor Lihby Dinius Liz and Lihhy take a quick cof- fee hreak after society meeting. alpha kappa sigma Firsf row: Ubby Dinius: Norma Durbin; Lee Rae Clancy: Man ' Ellsvvortli; Mary Jo Brown. Second rou ' .- Sue Hoyle: Gayle Larrance: Carol Pearson: Nancy Ciesler: Joyce Bogarclus. TfiirJ rou7; Catherine Drake: Mary Michaels: Lyn Jones: Pat Lewis: Gail Cain: Kay Stroup. Fourif, rou.; Donna McGladrey; Liz Smith: Pat Young: Mar ' Lynn Imbody: Carol Jacobson: Lou Butler. Mary Virsl TOW. Ginny Morton; Anne Lundquist; Esther Butler; Lucy Lemmer; Mary Danielson; Kay Kennedy. SeconA TOW. Jackie McKay; Mary Murray; Anna Lee Hesse; Nancy Kautli; Marcia Molineux. T iird TOW. Nancy Storm; Linda Jacklin; Caryl ScKerff; Marilyn Mansfield; Franlsie Young. Fourth row: Eunice Green; Nancy MurpKy; Kay Moore; Janice Meek; Shirley Oglivie; Nancy Painter; Anne Hunt. Fifth row: Jenta Rae Kendall: Audrey Martens; Jo Anne Williams; Nora Foulke; Carrie Jo Mullican; Bonnie Payne; Margie Sanders. delta theta nu officers President Anna Lee Hesse Vice President Audrey Martens Secretary Nancy KautK Treasurer Kay Moore Recorder Carrie Jo Mullican Sponsor Virginia Morton Ann and Ginny discuss the im- portant business of the evening before the meeting. « 101 First row: Isabel Poor; Carol Beranek; Gale Necessary: Jean Downey: Gail Walker. Second row: Shirley Dorr: Joyce Goodliffe: Dora Nett Mitchell: Carol Morehead; Deanne Ekstrom. Third row: Sandy Ferguson; Dolores Buchler; Barbara Johnson: Emma Gregory: Tonna Rulh Wenbel- burg: Millie Petras. Fourth row: Sally Schultz: Sandra Harvey: Patti ' eath: Carol Glaeser: Shirley Selig: Adine Williams; Marcella Calab retta. epsUon kappa phi officers President Sondra Harvey Vice President Carol Glaeser Secretary Deanne Ekstrom Treasurer Carol Morehead Hecorder Gale Necessary Sponsor Isabel Poor Sandy and Isie go through the stacks in search of outside reading officers President Judi Loveless Vice President Pat Drake Secretary Mary WKite Treasurer Lois Wilson Recorder HeatKer Jenkins Sponsor Carolyn Tucker Squirt points with pride to her position in the bridge tourna- ment; Judi looks duly impressed . . . someday. kappa Sigma theta First row: Carolyn Tucker; Patsy Patz; Pat Byrne: Nancy Glezen: Judi Loveless: Jane Stroud. Second roir: Mary Dunstan: Carol Nash; JucJy Boehm; Estelle Gish; Pat Drake; Mary Wliite; HeatKer Jenkins. Third row: Edith Albertsen; Bettie Frings; Shirley Kerb; Maxine Totsch; Natalie Fitts; Rulh Cohenour. Fourth row: Barbara Watson; Sue Cornforth; Patty Park; Judy Fo, ; Joan Sampson; Jean Sclineider; Wil son. officers President . .Mary Luh Williams Vice President Angie Young Secretary AJele Overstreet Treasurer Mary Adams Recorder Bette JoKnson Sponsor Joanne WandscKneider Jo and Alary ILuh listen to a new record; what has this to do with society business? phi kappa delta First row: Joanne Wandsclineider: Beverly Walker; Sherry Hensley; Barbara Murray: Susan Cliasteen: Elaine Ricliards. Second row: Judy LeMasurier: Alice Heiholt: Virginia Kinder; Martlia Gardner; Mar - Lull Williams. Third row: Florence Reardin; Susan Turner; Carol Cook; Connie Gordon; Donna Kipp. Fourth row: Mary Adams; Adele Overstreet; Bette Johnson; Angie Young; Kay Perrin: Mary Agnes Gingrich. Fifth row: Pat Schoen; Annette Pinnev: Helen Cummins; Sally Gilson; Sue Greenlee; Sue Miers; Dolly Wold. First row: Shirley Falter; Jane Crawford; Mary Francis Scott; Sue Eiclienfeld ; Carole Crawtord; Nancy Bridge; Joan Rupert. Second row: Carolyn Reay; Connie Hills; Nancy Weeks; Millie Flocke; Nancy Koehlcr. Third row Onley Cahill; Betty Hendriclis; Carolee Doerr; Lou Beckmeyer; Nancy Grant; Lee Barger; Gracemary Graham. Fourth row: Carolyn Barnliart; Sue Frank; Nancy Smith; Penny Drakos; Pal Price; Ellen Lawrie; Lynn Horlon. phi tau eps officers President Jane Crawford Vice President Nancy SmitK Treasurer Carolyn BarnKart Recording Secretary Betty Hendrix Sponsor Skirley Falter Can this he something academic which Shirley and Janie treat with such seriousness? « 107 Myra Chi-Fang Ku Hong Kong, China knowledge « 108  the senior Miss Lee Berkenkamp WorlanJ, yomixxQ attendant iss Mary Rose Hudson Kalamazoo, Michigan attendant Miss ElizabetK Atkan Joliet, Illinois 111  I ' r m ■«W[]jir lufio ' s lUflO Wilma Tiller Elizabetk BisKop Lois Barton Lee Berkenkamp Joan Drew Dorothy Carl Joella Decell « 112  Dorotliy Carl Alice Carol Cox Park Ridge, Illinois Hardin, Illinois ElizatetK BisKop Mvra Ku Lee Berkenkamp rine Bluff, Ark ansas Hong Kong, China A orland. Vyoming « 113  the }Uhior prom Miss Virginia SmitK tzvanston, nois « 114  Virginia Hall Montclair, New Jersey the conlee-kent cup « 115  the rearkk trophy Roberta Patterson Minocqua, isconsin I the patrida lanahan schweiter award is epilogue No, Time, thou shall not hoast that I do change! Thy pyramids huiU up with newer might, To me are nothing novel, nothing strange; They are but dressings of a former sight. Our dates are hrief, and therefore we admire What thou dost foist upon us that is old, And rather mahe them horn to out desire Than think that we before have heard them told. Thv registers and thee J hoth defy, Not wondering at the presen t nor the past; For thy records and what we see doth lie, Made more or less hy thy continual haste. This I do vow, and this shall ever he: I will be true despite thy scythe and thee. Shakespeare senior index Dolores Anglade Chemistry Guayama, Puerto Rico Pki Kappa Delta 1; I.R.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; MacMounties 3, 4. Georgina Rita Anglade Psychology Puerto Ri CO Phi Kappa Delta, Treasurer I; I.R.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; MacMounties, Secretary 4. Physical Education usiness-Cconomics ElizatetK AtKan B Joliet, Illinois Delta Theta Nu, PresicJent 1; Home Economics Clut 1,2; Phi Nu 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-PresicJent 4: S.O.S. Counselor 2, 3, 4; GREETINGS Staff 2. 3, 4: WMMC Business Man- ager 3; FresKman Society Sponsor 4; Attendant to Senior Ball Queen 4; May Court 4. Nancy Brown PlainfieU. llli nois Kappa Sigma Theta I; MacMounties I, 2, 3, 4, President 2; R.A. Board 2, 3; R.A. Council 2, 4; MacQuatics 2, 3, 4; Phi Nu 2, 3, 4, President 4; R.A. Treasurer 3: Freshman Society Sponsor 3; GREETINGS Staff 3; ILLIWGCO Staff 3; Army- Navy Hockey Team 3, 4; Class Hockey Team 3, 4; Hockey Club 4; Fire Captain 4; Class Basketball Team 4. Kindergarten-Primary DorotKy Lee Carl ParJi Ridge, Illinois A.C.E. 1, 2, 3, 4; Ca mpus Christian Council 1 ; Epsilon Kappa Phi, Treasurer I: Phi Nu 2, 3, 4, Rush Captain 3; GREET- INGS Business Staff 2, 3; Jane Hall House President 2; S.O.S. Counselor 2, 3: Faculty-Student Relations Committee 2, 3, 4; Leaders in American Colleges and Universities 2, 3: S.A. Secre- tary 3: Class Basketball Team 3: S.A. President 4: Senior Ball Chairman 4; Cap and Gown 4; Who ' s Who 4; May Court 4. usiness-Cconomics Lois Barton B Barherlon, Ohio Phi Tau Epsilon 1; Madrigal 1; Belles Lettres 2, 3, 4: S.O.S. Counselor 2. 3; Choir 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4; Campus Christian Council 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; ILLIWOCO Business Manager 3; MacQuatics 4; Who ' s Who 4; S.O.S. Chairman 4. ' Sociology Lee Berkenkamp V orland, Wyoming Phi Kappa Delta 1 ; Choir 2. 3; Class President 3 ; ILLIWOCO Assistant Editor 3; GREETINGS 3, 4; S.A. Judicial Director 4: Cap and Gown 4; Who ' s Who 4; Senior Ball Queen 4; May Court 4. Physical Education Ann ElizabetK BisKop Pine Bluff, Arhansas Jacksonville Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2: MacQuatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Kappa Sigma 1 ; Madrigal 1 ; Class Vice-President 2: P.E. Club 2, 3, 4: MacMounties 2, 3, 4; Theta Sigma 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 3; Choir 2; YWCA Board 2; R.A. Vice-Pres- ident 3; Intersociety Council 3; Club 13 Chairman 3: Army- Navy Hockey Team 3 4; Class Hockey Team 3. 4; Class Basketball Team 3. 4: Student-Faculty Softball Team 3; S.O.S. Counselor 3, 4; Onions 3, 4; R.A. President 4; Who ' s Who 4; Cap and Gown 4. Mary Louise BroadKurst Speech Barberton, Ohio Mad rigal 1 : Band 1 ; Alpha Kappa Sigma 1 : Choir 3: GREET- INGS Business Staff 3; MacPlayer.s 3. 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; National Collegiate Players 3, 4; Orchesis 3; S.O.S. Counselor 4; Belles Lettres 4. Physical Education Jane Brown Oshhosh. Wi sconsin MacQuatics 1,2, 3, 4, President 3, Watershow Co-Chairman 4; MacMounties I, 2, 3. 4. Vice-President 2: Phi Tau Epsilon 1; R.A. Board 1,2; R.A. Council 2, 3; Phi Nu 2, 3, 4; Class Hockey Team 2, 3, 4; Army-Navy Hockey 2, 3, 4; Class Basketball Team 2, 3; Hockey Club 3, 4; Army-Navy Basket- ball Team 3; Varsity Hockey 4. Margaret Cook English Hot Springs, South Dakota Epsilon Kappa Phi I; I.R.C. 2, 3. 4. Vice-President 3; Belles Lettres 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. President 4; WMMC Staff 3: ILLIWOCO Staff 3; Junior Prom Princess 3; S.O.S. Counselor 3, 4; Intersociety Council 3. 4; Class Vice-President 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; May Court 4. Physical Education Alice Carol Cox Hardin, Illinois Kappa Sigma Theta 1; P.E. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Army-Navy Basketball Team 1, 2. 3. 4; Phi Nu 2, 3, 4 Initiation Committee Chairman 2; GREETINGS Staff 2, 3 Intersociety Council 3; Lantern Drill Chairman 3; Onions 3, 4 Cap and Gown 4; May Day Chairman 4. Mary Culver Physical Education Madii Wi: Delta Theta Nu I; MacMounties 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Treas- urer 3 ; P.E. Club 1, 2. 3. 4, President 4 ; Class Hockey Team 1, 2, 3: R.A. Council 2. 3. 4; Phi Nu 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 2; Class Basketball Team 2, 4: GREETINGS Edi- torial Staff 3, 4; ILLIWOCO Staff 3; GREETINGS Business Staff 4. Kindergarten-Primary Bettejo CunningKam Areola, Illinois A.C.E. 1, 2, 3. 4; Madrigal 1; S.O.S. Counselor 2, 3; Fresh- man Society Sponsor 3; Kindergarten Operetta Chairman 3. Joella Decell Biology Oroo kha ven, Afississippi GRETINGS Staff I, 2. 3, 4. Editor 4; Class I reasurer ; S.O.S. Counselor 2: Theta Sigma 2, 3. 4; ILLIWOCO Editor 3; Onions 3, 4; Who ' s Who 4. 123  senior index Beatrice Dempster Kindergarten -Primary Dearborn, Michigan A.C.E. 1, 2, 3. 4; Belles Lettres 3, 4; GREETINGS 4. Barbara Jane Hake Chemistry Youngstown, Ohio Belles Lettres 2, 3. 4; I.R.C. 1. 2, 3, 4; Plii Kappa Delta 1. Dr Vc Carthage, lUi nois Madrigal, Secretary-Treasurer 1: Band 1. 2, 3; Class Vice- President I ; Class Basketball Team 1 , 2 : Army-Navy Basket- ball Team 1. 2; Pbi Tau Epsilon, President 1; Choir 2, 3, 4; Main House President 2; Phi Nu 2. 3, 4; S.O.S. Counselor 2, 3: S.A. Treasurer 3; Conlee-Kent Cup 3; Attendant to Junior Prom Princess 3; S.A. 1st Vice-President 4; Patricia Lanahan Schweitzer Award 4: Maid of Honor to May Queen 4. Who ' s Who 4. DorotKy June Dunsetli Physical Education Waverly, lUinois Phi Tau Epsilon I ; P.E. Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Army-Navy Basket- ball Team 1 , 2, 3 ; Attendant to Junior Prom Princess 3 ; Social Committee 3; YWCA Program Chai rman 3: Hostess Club 4; S.A. 2nd Vice-President 4; Student-Faculty Committee 4: GREETINGS 4; May Queen 4. Barbara Hanks Business Talullah. lUi nois Epsilon Kappa Phi 1: Class Hockey Team 2; Social Committee 3; Junior Prom Chairman 3; GREETINGS 3, 4; Green Grass Chairman 4. Martba J. Houck Kindergarten-Primary LaGrange, lUinois A.C.E. 2, 3, 4; Belles Lettres 3, 4. Mary Rose Hudson English Kalamazoo. Mich igan MacPlayers 2. 3, 4; Nafi onal Collegiate Players 3. 4; I.R.C. 3: ILLIWbCO Business Staff 3; GREETINGS 4; Attendant to oenior Ball Q ueen 4; Lemons 4. usiness tZconomics Loretta J. EckKoIm B Park Ridge, lUinois A.C.E. 1 : GREETINGS Business Staff 2. 4. Business Manager 3; Epsilon Kappa Phi 1 ; Phi Nu 2. 3. 4. Rush Captain 4; Class Basketball Team 3; R.A. Council 4; Dads Day Chairman 4; S.O.S. Counselor 4. Barbara Cbristine Fill Seymour, Indiana Phi Tau Epsilon 1: Art League 1. 2. 3: I.R.C. 1. 3, Art Kindergarten-Primary Nancy Lou Gerbardt Neenah, Wisconsin MacPlayers I: Kappa Sigma Theta 1, Secretary: Lawrence College. Appleton, Wisconsin 2; A.C.E. 3, 4; Campus Chris- tian Council 3, 4; Dining Hall Chairman 4; S.O.S. Counselor 4. Barbara Ann Gump English Chicago, lUinois Carleton, College 1; MacPlayers 2, 3. 4; WMMC Staff 3. 4; Scribblers 3, 4, President 4; Belles Lettres 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4; Army-Navy Hockey Team 2. Mary Joan Haberkamp Kindergarten -Primary Garner, Iowa Madrigal 1: Phi Tau Epsilon I; A.C.E. 1, 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 3; I.R.C. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Theta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Pledge Captain 2, Recording Secretary 3, Senior Rush Captain 4, Theta Cap and Gown 4; Library Committee 3. 4, Chairman 3; Class Secretary 4; Campus Christian Counsel 4; S.O.S. Counselor 4. Priscilla Marie Kisbel Music Gle nwood, Minnesota Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Madrigal 1; Phi Tau Epsilon 1; Choir 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 4; GREETINGS I. 2; Campus Christian Council 2. 3. 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Belles Lettres 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres- ident 4: S.O.S. Counselor 2. 4: Intersoclety Council President 4; M.E.N. C. 3. 4. Secretary 3, President 4: ILLIWOCO Business and Editorial Staff 3; National Honor Society 4. Myra Cbi-Fang Ku Chemistry Hong, Kong, China I.R.C. I, 2. 3. 4. President 4; Class Treasurer 3 ; Cap and Gown 4; Knowledge 4. Marilyn Lacy Psychology Jacksonville, Illinois Home Economics Club 1; Jacksonville Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Secre- tary 3; Belles Lettres 3, 4. Avis Jean McCutcban Home Economics Plymouth, Illinois Epsilon Kappa Phi 1 ; Band 1 ; Home Economics Club 2, 3. 4, President 4; Belles Lettres 2, 3, 4, Rush Captain 4; I.R.C. 2, 3, 4; S.O.S. Counselor 4. Elynor Muriel McFadden French Jacksonville, Illinois James Mllllkln University 1 : Jacksonville Club 2, 3, 4, Pres- ident 3; Belles Lettres 3. 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Rush Captain 4; R.A. Council 4. « 124 senior index Joyce Melster Business-Economics Camhridge, Wisconsin Madrigal 1; Phi Kappa Delta 1; GREETINGS Staff 1, 2; Choir 2, 3, 4; R.A. Council 2, 3; Class Secretary 2; Phi Nu 2, 3, 4: Freshman Society Sponsor 3; ILLIWOCO Staff 3; R.A. Board 4. Marilyn Satorius Home Economics Athens, Illinois Alpha Kappa Sigma 1 ; Theta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Junior Rush Cap- tain 3, Corresponding Secretary 3; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 3; I.R.C. 3, 4. Ritalee MuIIican History Camhridge City, Indiana Oklahoma A. M. 1, 2; Campus Christian Council 3; ILLI- WOCO Staff 3; Orchesis 3; Class Treasurer 4; Social Com- mittee Chairman 4; Religious Emphasis Week Chairman 4; Class Alumnae Secretary 4. Ina May MurpKy Home Economics Farmersville, Illinois Delta Theta Nu 1 ; Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4; The ta Sigma 3, 4; Campus Christian Council 3, 4; I.R.C. 3, 4. Nancy Claudette Sheets Public School Music Galesburg, Illinois Phi Tau Epsilon 1; Madrigal 1; Choir 2, 3. 4; Phi Nu 2, 4; M.E.N.C. 3, 4: I.R.C. 3. Bonnie Lael Stone Psychology St. l ouis, Missouri Delta Theta Nu, Secretary 1; I.R.C. 1. 2, 3. 4: R.A. Council 2; Scribblers 2. 3, 4, President 3; Belles Lettres 2: GREETINGS Editorial Staff 2; Class Secretary 3; Campus Christian Council 3; ILLIWOCO Business Staff 3: S.O.S. Counselor 4: Library Committee 4; Class President 4. Marietta Margaret Norvell Kindergarten-Primary Jacksonville, Illinois Phi Kappa Delta 1; Jacksonville Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Scribblers 1.2; Class Hockey Team 1,2; Orchesis I; I.R.C. 2; A.C.E. 2, 3, 4, President 4; Belles Lettres 3, 4. Wilma ElizabetK Tiller Kindergarten-Primary Marion, Illinois Epsilon Kappa Phi, Secretary 1; A.C.E. 1. 2. 3, Vice-President 3: MacQuatics 1, 2, 3, 4; S.O.S. Counselor 2, 3: Choir 2. 3, 4: Phi Nu 2. 3. 4. Recordi ng Secretary 3, Junior Rush Captain 3: Campus Christian Council 2. 3. 4; Freshman Society Sponsor 3; Home Economics Club 4; Y.W.C.A. Treasurer 3. President 4; Who ' s Who 4; May Court 4. Roberta Patterson Physical Education Minocqua, Wisconsin Frances Shimer College 1 ; Army-Navy Hockey Team 2, 3, 4; Army-Navy Basketball Team 2, 3; P.E. Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Hockey Team 3, 4; Phi Nu 3, 4; R.A. Council 3; Hockey Club 3, 4; President 4; Rearick Trophy 4. Marjorie Wiese Home Economics Broadlands, Illinois Phi Kappa Delta 1; Home Economics Club I, 2. 3, 4; Belles Lettres 2, 3, 4; I.R.C. 2, 3, 4. Emma Jo Rodgers Music St. Louis, Missouri MacPlayers 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 1; Initiation Committee 2; Campus Christian Council 2, 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Belles Lettres 2. 3, 4; National Collegiate Players 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. Pres- ident 4; Faith 4; May Court 4. Betty Jo Wimer Physical Education Tipton, Indiana Delta Theta Nu 1; Mad rigal 1 ; Badminton Club I, 2. 3, 4, President 3 : P.E. Club I. 2, 3, 4; Belles Lettres 2. 3. 4; R.A. Council 2. 3. 4, Recording Secretary 3; Class Hockey Team 2. 3; Class Basketball Team 2. 3; Army-Navy Hockey Team 2; Army-Navy Basketball Team 2; MacMounties 3. 4. Carolyn Ryberg Music Jackson, Minnesota Band 1,2; Orchestra I, 2, 3. 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Campus Chris- tian Council 2, 3, 4, President 4; GREETINGS Staff 3, 4; M.E.N.C. 3, 4; Social Committee 4. 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J. ANDREWS LUMBER COMPANY Phone 46 Compliments of AMERICAN CAB COMPANY Fh-ne 22C0 DONALD COULTAS TIN SHOP 225 South Mauvaisterre Phone 785 General Electric - Oil and Gas Repairing, Guttering, Roof Work Sheet Metal Work, All Kinds BRANSTITER PRINTING COMPANY COMMERCIAL PRINTERS Since 1899 217 East Morgan « 138  THE DUNLAP HOTEL The Mecca of MacMurray Students Jacksonville, Illinois « 139  THE FARMERS STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Jacksonville, Illinois Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE R g M i • SPINK ELECTRIC HOUSE • • INSURANCE AGENCY • Westinghouse Appliances • F. R. Rawlings Phone 272 j Student Accident Insurance 207 South Sandv Street • • • 211 East State Street Jacksonville, Illinois I • THE JACKSONVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY HAMILTON ' S • 1 W. B. ROGERS • • • RESTAURANT : 216 West State Street • • • Complete 216 East State Street i OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND i SUPPLIES • • • « 140  GROJEAN REALTY g INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate - Sales - Management - Loans Insurance of All Kinds EARL JOE Room 19 Morrison Building Jacksonville, Illinois DAVIS OFFICE SUPPLIES | AAA Routes 36 - 54 â–  104 says: ' ' GIVE! j Yording ' s Tourist Court A NEW j 205 East Morton Avenue GRAY MAGIC fc T : ROYAL 4 : Se« lh m crt DAVIS OFFICE SUPPLIES | ' Central Illinois ' Finest ' Phone 233 Jacksonville, Illinois Compliments of Compliments of PURITY A. M. PAISLEY, M.D. CANDY COMPANY « 141  IRON FIREMAN HEATING Coal - Gas - Oil WALTON AND COMPANY Jacksonville, Illinois PHILLIPS 66 1 E. D. BLESSE Compliments of  Service with a Smile WALKER HARDWARE 1 South Main and Morton 5 Phone 725 Jacksonville, Illinois West Side Square Everything in Hardware STEINHEIMER • HOUSEWARE REXALL DRUG STORE • PAEVT • GIFT ITEMS Complete PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ! 237 West State Jacksonville, Illinois « 142  MURRAY STUDIO $ CAMERA SHOP Everything Photographic PORTRAITURE • COMMERCIAL • KODAK FINISHING • AMATEUR SUPPLIES Telephone 245 15 West Side Square BARR ' S LAUNDRY Barr ' s Towel and Apron Service BONJEAN BROTHERS Phone 447 221 W. Court St. WALKER FURNITURE COMPANY Home of Quality Furniture FRIGIDAIRE Phone 165 « 143  ' Let Your Jeweler Be Your Guide ' DUNCAN § VERNOR Jewelers 37 South Side Square Jacksonville Illinois GOOD HEALTH For Those Who BowV BOWL INN 224-228 North East Telephone 2160 Jacksonville Illinois Secrist DRIVE INN for LARGE HAMBURGERS Located on the CORNER OF SOUTH MAIN AND VANDALIA • DIAMONDS • SILVER • NOVELTIES • GOLD JEWELRY BASSETT ' S « 144  QualHy Jewelers BULOVA WATCHES • ELGIN WATCHES LaROSS JEWELERS For Personal Attention COLLINS BEAUTY SHOP Phone 231 208 East State Jacksonville, Illinois Hobby Arts and Decorating Supplies at MILLER PAINT g WALLPAPER CO. 220 West State Jacksonville, Illinois GUSTINE FURNITURE COMPANY HOME OF NATIONALLY KNOWN FURNITURE « 145  SHOP AT SEARS and Sauel Compliments of W. T. GRANT HOFMANN FLORAL COMPANY Say it with flowers Phone 182 Fine Fashion Jewelry Watch and Jewelry Repairing EARHART ' S JEWELRY 227 East State Street Phone 2427 IN CLEANING SERVICE ' ' Same-day Service 230 East State Phone 388 Jacksonville Illinois « 146 2 E. W, BROWN Plymouth . Chrysler S. E. BRUMMETT Hudson CORNISH CHANDLER Mercury - Lincoln FRANK CORRINGTON DeSoto - Plymouth COX BUICK, INC. Buick DEWITT MOTOR CO. Oldsmobile - Cadillac JOHN ELLIS CHEVROLET CO. Chevrolet ENLOE MOTOR CO. Pontine - Packard JACKSONVILLE MOTORS Nash LUKEMAN MOTOR CO. Dodge - Plymouth MORGAN COUNTY MOTORS Ford BYERS BROS. International Trucks STUBBLEFIELD SALES SERVICE Willys WALKER MOTOR CO. Studebaker Compliments of the Jacksonville Auto Dealers Ass ' n. Jacksonville Illinois BILL WADE, Photographer « 147  THE CAMERA SHOP LARSON CLEANERS 1 • • ' Quality with Service 7-Hour Service I • • The Only Dry Cleaner Equipped, | MERCURY STUDIO Qualified, and Using the j SANITONE METHOD j Portrait and Commercial OF DRY CLEANING j • PHOTOGRAPHY • in West Central Illinois • • Springfield, Illinois Opposite Post Office Phone 1800 • • MRS. TUCKER ' S FOODS East Morton Road Telephone 2400 Jacksonville, Illinois « 148  Compliments of NESCO, INC. Jacksonville, lllmois 149 ELLIOT STATE BANK People Who Look Ahead Appreciate the Importance of a SAVING ACCOUNT HUDSON ' S DAIRY and BAR GRADE A Pasteurized and Homogenized DAIRY PRODUCTS Morton Road Hig;liways 36 and 54 Phone 1462 Your 1954 llliwoco PRINTED EN GRAV IIS GS by Huston-Patterson BURGER-BAIRD Corporation Engraving Company Printers of Graphic Arts Building BLUE RIBBON ANNUALS Kansas City Missouri 1 330 N. Church St. ! 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