Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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Cabinets Student Council Y. W. C. A. CABINET President Isabel Bickett Vice President Dorothy Field Secretary Merle Fidler Treasurer Martha Randies Religious Meetings Ruth Wagner Helen Campbell Girls ' Work Jane Paull Virginia Goodwin World Fellowship Nancy Gillham Program Eva Reid Music Margaret Wright Publicity Margaret Grier Social Eleanor Grigsby Ruth Graham Campus Service Frances Mills Irene Newman Sponsor Miss Hanna Y. M. C. A. CABINET President James Marshall Vice President Edwin Fairman Secretary Lawrence Pogue Treasurer Howard Wylie Campus Service Raymond Murray Community Service Ralph Downing Program Committee Donald Von Pein Boys ' Work Daniel Whitmarsh The Christian Associations are two of the oldest organized groups on Monmouth ' s cam- pus. Their leadership in spiritual and religious activities is invaluable. Their lively coopera- tion with every undertaking for the improve- ment of Monmouth College does much toward that end. Their interests are as numerous and varied as their opportunities to serve. Do you want to find a telephone number? — See the Y Red Book. Do you feel the need for a bit of religion? — Attend the Monday night C. C. A. Do you have an old book to sell? — Take it to the semi-annual Y. book sale. Do you desire an analysis of your capabilities and possibilities? — Take the Y. ' s vocational guid- ance test. Do you want to meet the faculty and upperclass students? — Attend the Y. M. and Y. W. reception. Do you feel grateful for the many fine speakers brought to the campus — Dr. Compton, Mr. Samuel, Rev. Schloereb and others? — Thank the Y. Officers President Paul Barnes Vice President Lowell McConnell Secretary AUyene Norris Treasurer James Marshall In the preamble of the Monmouth Student Association constitution the purpose of the organization is stated to be to further the spirit of unity and cooperation by bringing the stu- dents into one organized body to establish defi- nite relations between that body and the fac- ulty. This aim of cooperation between the student body and the administration and faculty has not been fully realized, but the significance of such a movement has been felt by the student body and its representatives. The Honesty Campaign which was started last year and suc- cessfully expanded this year is a definite step in that direction. The questionnaires on curricu- lum and teaching methods were also an attempt at closer relations between students and faculty. The Leap Year weekend is an example of what the student body can do in the line of social activity. These steps are small but indicate what can be done by a student government which will real- ize the place it might occupy in the affairs of the school. A student council made up of the intelligent, interested, aggressive leaders, such as have represented the student body this year, are a strong force in making a better Monmouth. It is up to the students to take an interest in keeping the activity and membership of the student council on a high level. Papre Twenty-t

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■% «« y CACINETS STUDENT COUNCIL Y. M. C. A. CABINET James Marshall Edwin Fail-man Lawrence Pogue Howard Wylie Raymond Murray Ralph Downing? Donald Von Pein Daniel Whitmarsh Dr. Buchanan Y. W. C. A. CABINET Isabel Bickett Dorothy Field Merle Fidler Martha Randies Ruth Wapner Helen Campbelel Jane Paull Virg:inia Goodwin Nancy Gillham Eva Reid Margaret Wriffht Margaret Grier Eleanor Grigsby Ruth Graham Frances Mills Irene Newman Miss Hanna STUDENT COUNCIL Lowell McConne Bernard Bolon James Marshall William Scott Lawrence Pogue Wilbur Lester Paul Barnes Frank Hamilton Ray Walker Malcolm Laing Sam Akei-s Geoi-sre Elliott Dorothy Field Merle Fidler Allyene Norris Page Twenty

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SISHA CMICCON MD SieMA TAL DELTA SIGMA OMICRON MU Active Student Members — George Beste Margaret Grier Wilbur Lester David Turnbull Nancy Gillham Ruth Graham Isabel Bickett Eleanor Grigsby Paul Barnes Wilbert Scott Ralph Downing Lilias Robertson Harold McCleary Evelyn Stice Graham McMillan Robert Fernald Phi Beta Kappa Members — Prof. C. G. Goodrich Mrs. C. G. Goodrich Miss Mary Ross Potter Dr. H. M. Telford Dr. Garret Thiessen Miss Dorothy Donald Miss Eva M. Hanna Mrs. Charles E. Phelps Mrs. Robert Brainard Sigma Chi Members — Dr. F. W. Shepardson Dr. D. B. McMuUen Dr. T. H. McMichael Prof. Eva Louise Barr Dr. Alice Winbiglcr Prof. W. S. Haldeman Dr. H. R. Beveridge Mr. John Winbigler Dr. L. E. Robinson Faculty Members — SIGMA TAU DELTA Active Members — William Baird Paul Barnes Richard Burkhart Helen Campbell Geoi-ge Elliott Robert Fernald Dorothy Field Beatrice Hall Sarabelle McCleary Graham McMillan John Moffett Louise Pyle Evelyn Ruskin Marian Smith Cleo Stephens Evelyn Stice Ruth Wagner Robert Aldrich Charles Graftt Wayne Griffis Lorraine Laxson Glennard Lucas Loren Morey Charlene Porter Joe Sherrick Helen Wagner FACULTY and GRADUATE— Dr. L. E. Robinson Miss Eva Hanna Dr. Samuel Thompson Miss Mary E. Newcomb Miss Inez Hogue Mr. Harold Hermann Mrs. Richard Petrie Dr. T. H. McMichael Mr. W. M. Keck Mr. Louis Givens Page Twenty-two