Southern Illinois University - Obelisk Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)
- Class of 1934
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j7f7Z!MMm i LW COPYRIGHT 1934 BAIARY ELLEN XYOODS HENRY C. HITT EGZUOV BllJ'Z.71E.S'.Y .Manager e Obelisk O VOLUME XX I PUBLISHED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS Southern Illinois State Teachers Collet CARBONDALE, ILLINOIS PREFACE In leeeping with the tenaleney toward the eonseroatioe anel away front unrestrained indi- vidualism which is beginning to be felt through- out the world, we have patternecl our oooh on Greek classieisni. PV e have atternptecl to elisearal the tawelry anel bizarre whieh are generally associated with recent art and literature in favor of elignity, sinijolieity, and restraint. Against sneh a baelegroiinal, we present a reeorcl of the school year of nineteen thirty-three and thirty-fo iir. up - wiS2Z'i,.1v . , - ---M 'SW' ' .,,,, . . , . Q . C0 N COLLEGE 'CAVMSPIIS ADMiN1vS Tm-mj1 ON AND FAvcULTrY CLASSES AC TIVI TIE S ORGANIZATIONS PREJEE-SSIONAL FRATERNITIES 'SOCIAL FRATERNITIES LET1 cfs I A . - , X CANIPUS' Ll i ma IMI5'QR7I3A1gFT PEQDSPSLSE YCIJQiStEnUP'S 16-O,L.LjE'GZ-E.1C1hLENgDAR PREFACE In keeping with the tendency toward the conservative and away from unrestrained indi- vidualisni which is beginning to he felt through- out the world, we have patterned our hook on Greek classicisni. W e have attempted to discard the tawdry and bizarre' which are generally associated with recent art and literature in favor of dignity, simplicity, and restraint. Against such a lraclegrouncl, we present a record of the school year of nineteen thirty-three and thirty-four. 5 I 3 . ,111 5 4 j 3 i ff ' w 1 I 5 ! V. w Q CONTENTS THE COLLEGE CAMPUS ADMINISTRATION AND FAOULT CLASSES ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS PROFESSIONAL FRATERNITIES SOCIAL FRATERNITIES ATHLETICS CAMPUS LIFE OUR IMPORTANT PEOPLE CAMPUS CLOSE-UPS A COLLEGE CALENDAR DEDICATIGN To the members of the Social Committee, a group of faculty members Whose constant interest is the social life of the college, this book is dedicated. Since its organization in IQI5, the committee has given proof of its efficiency in supervising student entertainments, being ever on the alert to find some means of making campus life more wholesome and more enjoyable. The signal achievement- of the Social Committee during the school year, 1933-34, was the lifting of an outworn ban against student dances on the campus. The Homecoming Dance of last fall, the first campus dance, which was held in the new Gymnasium, was so successful that it has been followed by many others. hfiss hdary Entsminger is the very capable chairman of the group. The two deans, hffr. 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Ag 7 Eff-If 1, -XJ., ANTHONY HALL ? LAKE RIDGEWAY THE AUDITORIUM -x7Iq,Q:5,v5, + - ' V5t'f2Igp:b?f5i.'111f rj. ' Q.,... El, M1391 m 2 mu- ., -- THE FOUNTAIN Administration and F acuity Page I8 X HENRY W. SHRYOCK President XVI-IAM YVOODY NIILES SHANK ADMINISTRATION GEORGEID. IVHAM ..,. Dean ofthe Faculty Head of Education Department LUCY K. VVOODY ..... Dean of Women Head of Household Arts Department EDWARD V. MILES Burineff Agent MARJORIE SHANK Regiftrar Page IQ Page 20 TALBERT VV. ABBOTT Chemistry KATHERINE Fox ALLEN Librarian LIWERNE ARMSTRONG Carterville Critic XKXKILLIAM KIARSHALL BAILEY Head Of Botany Department SARA S. BAKER History HELEN A. BALDNVIN Latin FRANCES BAREOUR English BIARY LOUISE BARNES Household Arts DORA BEVIS Brush Critic RICHSXRD L. BEYER Head Of History Department SIMEON E. BOOMER Head of Physics Department EMMA L. BOWYER Head of English Department GEORGE BRACEWELL Rural Critic TRACY L. BRYANT Head of Commerce Department DELIA CALDWELL Physiology School Physician AILEEN CARPENTER Physical Education KATHRYN CAVELIA University High School Critic XVILLIS G. CISNE Superintendent of Brush Train- ing School LULU R. CLARK Allyn Critic FRANK H. COLYER Head of Geography Department Page 21 Page 22 FULLER COMES Latin FLEMIN W. COX Geography ELIZABETH COX English CLARENCE H. CRAMER History ESTELLA ROY CRANE Librarian BLIARY CRAXVFORD English FLORENCE DENNY School Nurse XIINCENT D1 GIOXVANNA Physical Education BfIABEL EADS Brush Critic B-'IARY ENTSMINGER Allyn Critic , FRANCES ETHERIDGE Head of Women's Physical Ed- ucation Department ROBERT DUNN FANER English MAE L. Fox Brush Critic ELBERT FULKERSON , Carterville Principal BVILLIAM A. FURR Superintendent of Allyn Train- ing School VERNA LILLIAN GENT Brush Critic M. ALBERTA GIBBONS University High School Critic MARY GODDARD Botany TINA GOODWIN A Brush Critic DILLA HALL Allyn Critic Pagf 2 3 Page 24 E. EMERSON HALL Rural Critic FAY HART Librarian NIAY S. HAWKINS University High School Critic RUTH HUSBAND Allyn Critic JULIA JONAH English 'THELMA L. KEI.I,OCG English FLORENCE R. KING Allyn Critic EDITH S. KR.LXPPE French and English ANN EMARIE E. IQRAUSE Geography ELI G. LENTZ History FRED LINGLE Carterville Critic LELAND P. LINGLE Physical Education CLARENCE C. LOGAN Allyn Critic HELEN EQATTHES Music IVIAUDE MAYHEW Brush Critic WILLIfXM IXHCANDREW Head of Men's Physical Educa- tion Department BRUCE VV. MERWIN Supervisor of Student Teaching RENZO E. NIUCKELROY Agriculture DOROTHY M. lVlUZZEY Physical Education JAMES W. NECKERS Head of Chemistry Department Page 25 Page 26 CHARLES NEELEY Carterville Critic RUSSELL M. NOLEN Economics SUSIE E. OGDEN Commerce CHARLES J. PARDEE History ANNA D. PAYNE Carterville Critic XIERA L. PEACOCK Head of Foreign Languages De partment Louis C. PETERSEN Industrial Arts ESTHER English JOHN M. PIERCE German NI. POWER JESSE R. PURDY Rlatliematics TED R. RAGSDALE Education and Eng lish LULU D. ROACH Art ORA D. ROGERS Allyn Critic J. HENRY SHROEDER University High School Critic MARTHA H. SCOTT Botany GEORGE VV. SMITH History GNLADYS O. SMITH Carterville Critic MADELEIN French TROY L. STEARNS Rural Critic E M. SMITH Page 27 Page 26' WILLIS G. SWARTZ Political Science VVELLINGTON A. THALMAN Education RXIADGE TROUTT Allyn Critic JEWELL TRULOVE Brush Critic KENNETH XTAN LENTE Chemistry RUBY VAN TRUMP Allyn Critic FOUNT G. XVARREN Education IRENE G. ll .-xTsoN Carterville Critic LYDIA RAGSDALE Allyn Critic GRACE VVILHELM Brush Critic FLORENCE A. WELLS University High School Critic GLADYS P. WVILLIAMS Head of Art Department ALICE K. VVRIGHT Nlathematics JOHN I. WRIGHT History OTIS B. YOUNG Physics CHARLOTTE ZIMMERSCHIED Physics HTLDA A. STEIN Zoology OPAL STONE Librarian Page 29 ,fr A N - ff P .V 1 W W Jofwm X 1 jf Qi Q f ,ff V X ll1 QSM K X X f 55 ' x Il' - WR - X p in u 1 Q f' I X l 6299 ,gn .v,, X V, 'Nh -, 0 ' 1 S+ ff ' 1 5 X ff 1 Q 7 I g lT 'IL EM 4 . 5 ICQ? Fl mm g n-mn-M h C LASSES FINLEY SCOTT .ARNOLD S E N I O R S OFFICERS ROBERT FINLEY . . . . Prefident Carterville, Illinois Geography-Englifh Socratic Literary Society, Sec., 4, Paffing of the Third Floor Bacleg Pa15Fi1'Jt,'AfZlat Sealy Alf: Fairy lVIaCDoWell Club, KAAg KKIJKg Education Club, Sec., 45 Y. IVI. C. A., Pres., 4. SAMUEL J. SCOTT .... Vice-President Golconda. Illinois A Mathematic: KCIDK, Treas., 45 Education Clubg Physics Club, Science Club. RICHARD T. ARNOLD ..... . Secretcwy- Trearurer Collinsville, Illinois Chemirtry KCIDK, Vice-Pres., 45 Chemeka, Chaplain. Page 31 MARION A. ALLEN Art Carbondale, Illinois Chamber of Commerce LOREN G. ANDERSON V Mathematics- Pinckneyville, Illinois History VERNON A. ANDERSON Chemistry- Sparta, Illinois Zoology Zetetic Literary Societyg Strut and Fretg AIPJ Fairy Outward Bound: Band, ELEM, Pres., 4, I Club, Lens and Scapel. LELLE ROBERTA BAKER English Carterville, Illinois RHODA MAE BAKER English Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, La Reunion Galliqueg Strut and Fret, Pres., 3, Alf! Fairg The Pairing of the Third Floor Barley Pali Firftg AEE, Pres., 45 MTH, School Council, Panhellenic Association, Pres., 4. EVERETTE BARRETT Geography Carbondale, Illinois Band, Tumbling, Chamber of Commerce. AFTON BEASLEY English-History Carterville, IlliIIois EVELYN BELL English Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, EEE, Panhellenic Association, Treas., 2. CAROLINE E. BOXVIE Mathematics Herrin, Illinois JOHN H. BOYD Nlathematics- Baldwin, Illinois Physics Pagf 32 GILBERT BRADLEY English-History Carbondale, Illinois HERBERT BRICKER Physics Carbondale, Illinois KQIJK, I Club, Pres., 45 Football, Basketball, Track, Education Club, Class Pres., 2, 3. PAUL JEAN BROWN History Carbondale, Illinois I Club, Football, Track. RAY COFFEY . History-Mathematics Carbondale, Illinois Geography JUSTIN R. COLEMAN English Carterville, Illinois Band, Orchestra. NAOMI M. CORBITT English Carbondale, Illinois Hockey, Volley Ball, Chamber of Commerce, Sec. and Treas., .4.,XVOITlCI17S Athletic Association, Sec. and Treas., 2, Noon-Day Prayer Group, League of Women Voters. Lois DAVIDSON Latin-English Salem, Illinois - Poetry Club, Y.VV.C.A., Geneva Delegate. JASPER J. DAVIS History Geff, Illinois LEDA L. DAVIS, English-lVIathematics IVIill Shoals, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Chamber of Commerce. LYDIA A. DAVIS English East St. Louis, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Pres., 2, Strut and Eret, Pres., 2, Illinae, Pres., 25 Football Queen, 1927. Page 33 Pagz' 34 FRED H. DEARWORTH Commerce Beckcmeyer, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Chamber of Commerce. RUSSELL E. DEASON Zoology- Carbondale, Illinois Physical Ed. Football, Track, Tumbling, Lens and Scalpel. II. M. D1cKsoN Zoology East St. Louis, Illinois Lens and Scalpel. RIARION DILL English Carbondale, Illinois .JlI'.r Fair. ELISABETH DILL Music-French Carbondale, Illinois Obelisk, Zctctic Literary Society, La Reunion Gallique, Strut and Frcr, Sec., Ig MacDowell Club, Orchestrag A22 E. HELEN DOLLINS History Benton, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, AEE, lVomen's Athletic Association, League of Women X oters. :KELLY A. DUNSMORE English- Carbondale, Illinois History Egyptian. H. FRANK EVANS Botany-Zoology Carbondale, Illinois Zctetic Literary Society, KLA. PAUL FEGLEY hilathematics East St. Louis, Illinois Football, Track. Osri FELIX English Mill Shoals. Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Chamber of Commerce HAROLD FELTY History McLeansboro, Illinois ' Egyptian, KGQK, Education Club, Forum. JAMES GILLMORE Commerce DeSoto, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. RACHEL GRAVES French Herrin, Illinois Egyptian, La Reunion Gallique, Track, Volley Ball. VVILLIAM DEWEY GREEN Commerce Elizabethtown, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. ALTON A. GREER Political Science Equality, Illinois Agricultural Club. IVIAURINE GUM Art Odin, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, EEE, Vice-Pres., 45 Panhellenic Council, lVomen's League, Treas., 3. EVA VVALTER HALL Geography Carbondale, Illinois RICHARD HAMPLEMAN History- Carbonclale, Illinois Political Science Band, KAA, KGIHK, Latin-American Club. ORAL L. HARRIS Music Harrisburg, Illinois GEORGE HARRY Zoology Benlcl, Illinois Pffgf 35 HELEN FRANCES HAUss Art East St. Louis, Illinois Obelisk, Hockey, Volley Ball, Basketball, W'omen,s Athletic Association. JOHN H. HAYS Physics Carbondale, Illinois KQJK, Education Club, Science Club, Physics Club. ROBERT WORTH HEALY History East St. Louis, Illinois KQPK, Education Club, Y. M. C. A., Forum. LOWELL Hrcics Chemistry Carbondale, Illinois Chernel-ca, Tumbling, Education Club, Latin- American Club. CURTIS S. HILL Zoology Ewing, Illinois XAX. ELIARGARET HILL French Herrin, Illinois Society, The Cradlf Sang: The flattering IVOrd,' RITII. HAROLD HOLSHOUSER Physics Carbondale, Illinois LILLEY HUDGENS English hflarion, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Band. ROLAND IQEENE . English Pinckneyville, Illinois NELSON Kms Zoology . Coulterville. Illincis XAX, KCIDK, Education Club, Inter-Fraternity . Council, Lens and Scalpel. l Pzzgf 36 Obelisk, Editor, 35 Egyptian, Zetetic Literary DOROTHEA H. IQUNZE French- IVIarissa, Illinois English La Reunion Gallique, Strut and Fret, Y.YV.C.A., WVomen's Athletic Association. AUBREY LAND History Carbondale, Illinois Egyptian, Obelisk, Socratic Literary Society, Vice-Pres., 1, La Reunion Gallique, Strut and Fret, fllff Fair, The D0no'va11 Affair, Tlzf Parriirg qf the Third FZoo1'Bark, Orchestra, KAA, Pres., 4., MTH, Sec., 4, Inter-Fraternity Council. RAY LANE Geography-History Hall Ridge, Illinois Science Club, Latin-American Club. JOHN E. LANEY History Centralia, Illinois Alf! Fair, Boxing. KATHRYN LENTZ Commerce Carbondale, Illinois AEE. HAROLD N. LINGLE Political Science Jonesboro, Illinois KAA, Inter-Fraternity Council. JAMES H. LOVE History IXfIetropolis, Illinois KAA, Chamber of Commerce, Agricultural Club. GAYLE DUBOIS IVIADDEN English Cobden, 'Illinois Strut and Fret, fllfr Fair. WILLIAM M. MARBERRY Botany Carbondale, Illinois Lens and Scalpel, Science Club. ' LONNIE IVIATZENBACHER Geography Pinckneyville, Illinois PW 37 Pagr 36' RUTH NIERZ French-English East St. Louis, Illinois Egyptian, Editor, 4, MTU. WREATHE N1cHoLsoN History Springerton, Illino1s C. GLEN NIILLER History Cisne, Illinois Strut and Fret, Pali' Firft, fllff Fair, Y.NI.C.iX. GLENN NV. BXIILLER History Carrier Nlills, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Boxing. LANNES D. AIILLS Geography Vienna, Illinois PEARL RI. NIILLET English Carlyle, Illinois A HARRY Nloss History Carbondale, Illinois Forum. PAUL D. NIULKEY History Belknap, Illinois MacDowell Club, KCDK, Education Club, Forum, Sec., 1. R. STANLEY BIYERS Nlatliematics Mount Vernon, Illinois Education Club, Y. M. C. A., Baptist Students, Union Council. YVILBERN BCICNIURRAY History Carrni, Illinois Dunbar Society, Pres., 1. PAUL MCROY Chernistry-Physics Carbondale, Illinois f Q Egyptian, Zetetic Literary Society, Pres, 2, Strut and Eret, KCIPK, Pres., 4, Track, Education Club, Pres., 4, Y.hI.C.A., Vice-Pres., 3. Program lVIanager, 4.3 Science Club, Physics Club, School Council, 4. IRMA OBERTO Botany-Zoology Christopher, Illinois Y.W.C.A., Science Club, Lens and Scalpel. LOUISE O7DELL Botany Farina, Illinois Y.YV.C.A., Lens and Scalpel. ARLINE O. PERRINE English Johnston City, Illinois Strut and Eret. ELLA POWELL English Junction, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Y.W.C.A., League of Women Voters. XVILLIAM RANDLE History Centralia, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, fl!! at Sm, fllllf Fair, MacDowell Club, KAA, Boxing. HOMER E. RICE Geography Carterville, Illinois MARIAN RICHARDS English-History Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Sec., 3, Illinae. MARGUERITE ROBINSON Chemistry- Carbondale, Illinois I-Iistory HELEN RUBY RUSSELL Latin- Anna, Illinois English La Reunion Gallique, Poetry Club, Baptist Students' Union. Page 39 Page 40 W-ILLIAM RUSHING Zoology Carbondale, Illinois Egyptian, Business Manager, 4, Socratic Literary Society, Pres., 3, Strut and Fretg MacDowell Club, XAX, Pres., 4, MTH. HELEN SCHREMP Art Carbondale, Illinois Obelisk, Zetetic Literary Society, EEE. xIosEPH L. SCOBY Geography Carterville, Illinois Science Club. SAMUEL -I. ScoTT Mathematics Golconda, Illinois KIIPK, Treas., 4, Education Clubg Physics Club, Science Club. ESTHER ANN SI-IAVITZ Geography- I-Iarrisburg, Illinois Geology XFIRGINIA ELLEN SHIELDS Commerce Carbondale, Illinois Orchestra, Y. W. C. A., lVomen's Athletic Association, Pres., 2, Chamber of Commerce, Pres., 4, School Council, Basketball, Baptist Students Union. CLYDE NI. SMITH Chemistry Centralia, Illinois FLOYD SMITH English Illest Frankfort, Illinois XAX, Lens and Scalpel, FRANK ALLEN SMITH IXfIusic-Art Carbondale, Illinois Egyptian, Socratic Literary Society, Pres., 35 Class President, 3,0I'Cl1CStI'El. JOE L. S1MMs Geography Carbondale, Illinois Education Clubg Chamber of Commerce, Pres., 3. LAWRENCE SPRINGER Latin-French Carbondale, Illinois Band, Orchestra, Tennis. RUTH STEvENsoN History Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, La Reunion Galliqueg rwarthaf All al Sfag hf'IacDowell Club, Band, Orchestra, Y. VV. C. A., Treas., 3, Pres., 4. NEWTON STONE Mathematics Fairfield, Illinois ELSIE H. STROTHMANN Political Sc. Belleville, Illinois hlathernatics Obelisk, Socratic Literary Societyg AEE, MTH, Y.VV.C.A., Vice-Pres., 25 Panhellenic Association, Evangelical Club. EMMA ELIZABETH STURM English Pittsburg, Illinois League of Women Voters. HAZEL PHILLIPS SULCER English Sesser, Illinois Pagz' 41 IRENE E. SULLIVAN I English Vergennes, Illinois W Socratic Literary Society, Y. W. C. A., Chamber 3 of Commerce, W'ornenls Athletic Association, Pep Club. ORVILLE A. SULLIVAN Physics Vergennes, Illinois KARL TAUBER Blount Vernon, Illinois Tumbling, Pep Club. AIAURIE TAYLOR French Carbondale, Illinois Egyptian, Zetetic Literary Society, La Reunion Gallique, Orchestra, XVomen's Athletic Associa- tion, AE E.MT1'I. BI.-XRION THRAILKILL English Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Orchestra, Y.lV.C..-X., Women's League. EDWARD C. TIMPNER Geography- Pinckneyville, Illinois Geology Chamber of Commerce, Evangelical Club, Pres., -v J' I-IAZEL Louise Towiarw English- hlarion. Illinois Commerce Egyptian. Obelisk. Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and l7ret, MTH. ERNEST TREECE English Carbondale, Illinois Y.NI.C..-X.. Lens and Scalpel. Page 42 CORNELIA IYAEGER English New Baden, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, League of Wonleii Voters. -Io ZERWECK History i Nashville, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Strut and Frct, .fIJl',r Fair. OSA B. TYGETT English-History Carterville, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society. PAULINE VI-ALLER Political Science- Murphysboro, Illinois History Chamber of Commerce. EUGENE 'WATSON History Carterville. Illinois ROBERT VVILLIAMS Mathematics Macedonia, Illinois Science Club, Physics Club. WAYNE WILLIAXMS History-English Buncombe, Illinois KQUK, Education Club. W. ROLLA YVINKELMEYER History , East St. Louis, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Pres., 3, Strut and Fret, Vice-Pres., 3, KAA, Vice-Pres., 45 School Council, 3. Page 43 BERTONI STEFANOFF BARNES .I U N I O R S OFFICERS LOUIS BERTONI ...... Obeliskg IH Club, Tre Commerce. Buclcnerg Illinois as., 2, 3g Football ELLANOR STEFANOFF ..... J. WARD BARNES . . Latin-American Club. Belleville, Illinois Iialeigli, Illiiiois . . . Prerident Capt., 33 Chamber of Vice-President Sec1'eta1'y-Treafurev' PW 45 Pagz' 46 QI. CONNER AUSTIN Nlurphysboro, Illinois EDGAR BAIN Carbondale, Illinois VON L. BAKER Raleigh, Illinois ALLENE BARGER Golconda, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, La Reunion Gallique XlacDowell Club. ROSALTND BARRETT Wvest Frankfort, Illinois Strut and Frei. JAMES B.-XRROXV Carbondale, Illinois PEARLE BARTER Harrisburg, Illinois Socratic Literary Society. HARRY B.-XUDER Christopher, Illinois CONNIE BEACH Ierseyville, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. TESSIE BLUM NIounds City, Illinois COROL RUTH BOWMAN Grayville, Illlnois Zetetic Literary Society. PAUL BRIMM Creal Springs, Illinois Basketball, I. BERNICE BROWN West Frankfort, Illinois AEE. WV1NrFRED BURKHART Carbondale, Illinois Obelisk, AEE. IVIARY BURNETT Zeigler, Illinois ROBERT NI. CALFEE Bluefield, VVest Virginia Education Club. AMY LEWIS CAXMPBELL Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, La Reunion Gallique, EEE. MARY CARTER Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, EEE, Chamber Of Commerce, Sec., 2, 3. EMERY CHANDLER lVIarion, Illinois I Club, Track. LORRAINE COX Carbondale, Illinois WOmen's Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. Page 47 Page 48 VIOLET NIAE Cox Carbondale, Illinois Chamber of Commerce GEORGE CREEK Herrin, Illinois NIARGARET ANN CUMMINGS Blount Vernon, Illinois Wonieifs Athletic Association, Pres., 35 Y.W.C' A. AUDREY DAISY Christopher, Illinois Nanci' LUCILLE Davis Carterville, Illinois XIAUGHN E. DAVISON Johnston City, Illinois Bandg EGM, Sec., 3, Y.Rl.C..1X., Viceallres, , ROYAL L. DILLINGER Carbondale, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. I-IRGINIA DRAPER Carbondale, Illinois HARRISON EATON Granite City, Illinois Egyptian, Socratic Literary Society, XAX, MTH, Simi , School Council, Lens and Scalpel. FRANK EBBS Carbondale, Illinois Chamber of Commerce, Agricultural Club Radio Club. ELEANOR ETI-IERTON Carbondale, Illinois Illinae, sec., 2, 3, Y. W. C. A. ,DONALD E. EVANS Ridgeway, Illinois Obelisk,Tumbling. BERDENA FANER YVaterford, Pennsylvania Zetetic Literary Soeietvg MacDowell Club, EEE, Vice-Pres., 35 fill? Fair. JAMES FEIRICH Carbondale, Illinois Athletic Manager, 2, 3. VVILLIAM FIELDS Enfield, Illinois MARIETTA FITZGERRELL Benton, Illinois IVIILDRED FORE Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society. FRED L. FOX Herrin, Illinois ZQDM ,Science'Club. R. RICHMOND FREEMAN Saint Louis, Missauri Dunbar Society. NEMO D. GAINES Carbondale, Illinois ECIJM. Page 49 Page 50 SHELBY WV. GALLIEN Beckemeyer, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. -IESSIE E. GARDNER hlurphysboro, Illinois La Reunion Gallique, Honor Letter. EDNA A. GARLICH Nashville, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Y.lfV.C.A., League of P WVomen Voters. EDGAR GEIGER Beckemeyer, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, KAA, Y.M.C.A., Chamber of Commerce. NEDRA GooG1N Granite City, Illinois Obelisk. La Reunion Gallique, 'Women's Athletic 4Xssociation, Basketball, Honor letter. .ALLEN W. GRAVES Herrin, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, KIacDowell Club, KQK, liducation Club, I:orum,' Science Club, Lens and Scalpel, President, 3. Noon-Day Prayer Groupg Ili SPH. IXLNIALEE GREENLEE llcLeansboro, Illinois Y.lV.C..'X., Chamber of Commerce, Agricultural Club. JOHN R. II.-XEGELE Barnhill, Illinois Y.Xl.C.fX., Chamber of Commerce. EI.-mes EBB HARGRAVE Thompsonville, Illinois IALVIN E. I-IALE Rosiclare, Illinois Boxing, Y.RI.C..LX.5 Forum. GRACE H. HALL Carbondale, Illinois Orchestra, Women's Athletic Association. LOTTIE NIARY HALL Carbondale, Illinois Band, Orchestra. MARY EDITH HATHAWAY Johnston City, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Lens and Scalpel. IRENE HEMINGHAUS Nashville, Illinois Y.W.C.A., Evangelical Club. LAVERNE HEMMER O'Fallon, Illinois KAA. SIEGEL G. HESSE Freeburg, Illinois Chamber of Commerce, Science Club. HENRY C. HITT Christopher, Illinois Obelisk, Business hianager, 35 Socratic Literary Society, Pres., 25 Strut and Eret, Pres., 35 XAX, Y.M.C.A., Inter-Fraternity Council, Pres., 35 To Zhe Ladief: Pali Firftv: Pairing of zlze Third Floor Bavkg fifllb' Fair. LYNN HOLDER Carbondale, Illinois I Club, Football, Basketball. ELMER HOLSHOUSER Granite City, Illinois Egyptian, EQDM, Lens and Scalpcl. LEWIS W. HoovER Villa Grove, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Chamber of Commerce. Pagf 51 Page 52 VIRGINIA HUETING Belleville, Illinois Obelisl:,W'Omen's Athletic AssociatiOn,Y.I'V.C.A. ANNA LOUISE ISHERWOOD DuQuO1n, Illinois AE E, Evangelical Club. ROBERT JACOBS Murphysboro, Illinois Basketball, Tumbling, Chamber of Commerce. NIARIE ELINOR JAMES Salem, Illinois La Reunion Gallique. IYIENNETH JERDON Brookport. Illinois Zctetic Literary Society. W. L. JOHNSON, JR. Thompsonville. Illinois KIILDRED L. KIRBX' Goreville, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Y.W.C.:X., Chamber of Commerce, Honor letter. SIDNEY KORANDO Jacob, Illinois CARL IQLOTTER Karnak, Illinois CHARLES R. LASATER RfIcLeansbOrO, Illinois Y.M.C.A., Chamber of Commerce. NIIKE E. LENICH Joliet, Illinois Football, Basketball, Chamber of Commerce. ,IENNIE LEWIS blarion, Illinois Poetry Club, YVomen's Athletic Association, Y.W.C.A. ROWENA LISENBY Tamaroa, Illinois Band. FRANCES JANE LOCKE DuQuoin, Illinois LEILA CLARA LocK1E Carterville, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, AEE, Illinae, Science Club, Lens and Scalpel, League o1'XVomen Voters. LOREAN MAYER DuQuoin, Illinois AEE. IYIILDRED MCCANN Blurphysboro, Illinois MARJORIE MCCONAGHIE Oakdale, .Illinois Socratic Literary Society, La Reunion Gallique. DOROTHY MCCREIGHT Marissa, Illinois Socratic Literary Society. MARY HELEN MILLER . Carbondale, Illinois Page 53 Page' 54 ORAN NIITCHELL West Frankfort, Illinois I Club, Basketball, Track,Y.h1I.C.A.,Pres.,2g Chamber of Commerce, Class President, I. IVIARY LOUISE MOLLMAN Mascoutah, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. NIARGJXRET CLEMENS MOORE Johnston City, Illinois Y.VV.C.A., Pep Club. HOWARD E. MOORMAN Christopher, Illinois La Reunion Gallique, XAX, ul Club, Football, Basketball, Lens and Scalpel, Vice-Pres., 3. ALLAN D. NIUELLER Trenton, New Jersey 'VIRGINIA BIIUELLER Cedar Falls, Iowa Zetetic Literary Society, lVomen's Athletic Association. ARTHUR E. IWEWMAN Olney, Illinois NlacDowell Club, Orchestra. FRANCES NOEL Carbondale, Illinois Egyptian, Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, MTH, dllff Fair. JACK D. OPPENLANDER Ashley, Illinois VVENDELL OTEY ' Harrisburg, Illinois Egyptian, Orchestra, Noon-Day Prayer Group, Baptist Students' Union. ROSCOE PEITIIMAN Ccntralla, Illinois LESLIE T. PERKS lvlound City, Illinois XAX. FRANCES PHILLIPS Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Sec., Athletic Association. CARL LEE PHIPPS Norris City, Illinois ELIZABETH POPE Hurst, Illinois Women's Athletic Association, Hockey, Basketball, Track. KATHRYN POPE I-Iurst, Illinois EARL R. PRATHER Equality, Illinois LUCILLE QUERNHEIM lXfIurphysboro, Illinois VIRGINIA RAGSDALE Harrisburg, Illinois Ig A2125 Womcn's Vice-Pres., 7 Socratic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, AEE. HELEN M. RAMSAY lXfIetropolis, Illinois Pagr 56 VICTOR RANDOLPPI Golconda, Illinois La Reunion Gallique, Education Club, Chamber of Commerce, I,atin-American Club. PAUL I. REEDER Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Sec., 2, Treas., 3g Band . , . Orchestrag Baptist Students Union. CECILE RUSHING Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, School Council. RAYMOND SCHMIDT Albion. Illinois Y.NI.C.A., Chamber of Commerce. OSCAR C. SCHNICKER Dalilgreen, Illinois Socratic Literary Societyg Strut and Fretg KAA, EflDMg Education Clubg Science Clubg Agricultural Club, Pres., 1, 3g Latin-American Club. XIIRGINIA Scorfr Rlurphysboro, Illinois Zetetic Literary Societyg La Reunion Gallique Sec., 3g Strut and Fretg AEE, Treas., 35 fIll'.v Fair XXIIRGINIA SMITH Johnston City, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. XVI-XVIE SPANN Carbondale, Illinois Zeteric Literary Society, NlacDowell Club Y.W.C.A., Chamber of Commerce. .IEANETTE SPAULDING Villa Ridge, Illinois Women's Athletic Association. JAMES STOKES Carbondale, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. QI. S. SWOFFORD Ivest Frankfort, Illinois KAA. JACK TAYLOR Carbondale, Illinois ZXIHM. THEODORE EDWARD TAYLOR Centralia, Illinois Dunbar Society, ACDH. VENITA JANE THOMPSON Carterville, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society. VERNON TOMLINSON Carbondale, Illinois CALLIE WALDEN Harrisburg, Illinois Poetry Club, Pres., 2, 3, Strut and Fretg Y. IV. C. A. MARGARET WATSON Golconda, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, EEE, - f1lI'.r Fair. Pasf 57 l Page 56' ELIZABETH ANNE XXVEST Carterville, Illinois Egyptian, Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Iiret, lllinae, School Council, AIP: Fair, The Swan. ROXIE YVILLIAMS Mount Vernon, Illinois HARRY XKIILSON BIurphysboro, Illinois l,a Reunion Gallique, Band, Orchestra, Science Club. JANET 'WILSON Kfarion, Illinois .XE E. MARJOME IYOMBLE Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, La Reunion Gallique, Orchestra, lllinae. XI.-XRY ELLEN Woons Carbondale, Illinois Obelisk. Editor 35 Zetetic Literary Society, AEE MTH, Pres., 3. Yivrfxx XY'x'h'IAN Herrin, Illinols Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, AEE. QIAMES A. YoUNc Marion, Illinois Band. BRUMMETT Eiurziw BOVINET BALDWIN SOPHOMORES OFFICERS DONALD BRUMMETT .... Przfidenz DuQuoin, Illinois KAA. Z RUSSELL EMERY ...... Vice-Prexident Carterville, Illinois Football, Basketball. I WESLEY GASSAWAY BOVINET . . . Treafuvw' Carbondale, Illinois JAMES M. BALDWIN .,.. . . . Secretaffy Harrisburg, Illinois Y.M.C.A.g Chamber ofCorr1merce5 Forum, Sec.g Noon-Day Prayer ' Grcupg Baptist Students' Union Council. Page 59 Page 60 HELEN V. ADAMS Carterville, Illinois GENE ALLEN DuQuoin, Illinois XAX, Chamber of Commerce IVIARIA ALTMANSBERGER Belleville, Illinois Pep Club, Sec., 2. OBERT ANDERSON VVayne City, Illinois LODEMA A.RMES Johnston City, Illinois Basketball, Hockey, Volley Ball, YVOrnen'S Athletic Association. FREDERICK .ARNDT Raleigh, Illinois HELEN HAYES ARNOLD Carbondale, Illinois Strut and Fret,EEE. CLYDE .ARNOLD Carbondale, Illinois EBERT CHARLES JXSHMAN Herrin, Illinois ETI-IEL FERNE ATWELL NIount Vernon, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Y.W.C.A., Social Sec., 2. LEONA NI. BADE Valmeyer, Illinois MURIEL BADGLEY Grand Chain, Illinois EVELYN BAKER Golconda, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, La Reunion Gallique. ' NIARVLN E. BALLANCE Patoka, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fretg Fazirg Forum, Pres., 2. VVESLEY BARTIMUS Brovvnstown, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Y.NI.C.A., Chamber of Commerce, Agricultural Club, Pep Club. HELEN BATES Mount Vernon, Illinois Y.'W.C.A., Wonien's Athletic Associ Chamber of Commerce. IVIARY ELIZABETH BATSON Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, EEE. KARL W. BAUMANN Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, Fair. FRANCES BELCHER Patoka, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Wrestling, Chamber of Commerce , Pep Club. EDWARD BELL Stonefort, Illinois Y.lXI.C.A., Chamber of Commerce, Agricu Club, Baptist Students' Union. fyllyf ation, AUP: ltural Page' 61 Page 62 JESSE BELL Pulaski, Illinois Dunbar Society, Roland Hayes Club, AIIDH, Agricultural Club. AVON BENNETT Royalton, Illinois EDNA NIAE BERGER Belleville, Illinois Illinae, Vice-Pres., 2. J. ROBERT BERRY Carbondale, Illinois XAX, Sec., ZQ I Club. AIOIIN BIEY Pinckneyville, Illinois l.Z1IlI1-.'Xl'I1Cl'lCEil1 Club. DORIS BIERMAN Centralia, Illinois LAVERNE BISHOP Anna, Illinois Band, XAX. GEORGE S. BLETTE Ava, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Science Club. XVILBERN BOATXVRIGHT Marion, Illinois Chamber of Commerce OLIVER BOLEN 'West Frankfort, Illinois Y.b'I.C.A., Chamber of Commerce, Agricultural Club. JAMES BOND Galatia, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. B4AY BERNICE BOOMER Carbondale, Illinois BIacDoWell Clubg E255 Y.W7.C.A., Treas., 2. GRACE BOSKETT Harrisburg, Illinois Socratic Literary Societyg Poetry Clubg Y.W.C.A. Sec., Ig League of Women Voters. ISIATHNRYN BosT1AN Dupo, Illinois XKVESLEY GASAWIXY BOVINET Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Sec., 25 Strut and Fretg zflfif Fairy Class Treas., 25 XAX5 Y.BI.C.A. ELIZABETH BOYD Cairo, Illinois Lois BOYLE Pinclcneyville. Illinois Strut and Fret. CHARLES BOZARTH MeLeansboro, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. RUTH BOZARTH McLeansboro, Illinois Chamber of Commerce, Baptist Students' Union. VIRGINIA BRADLEY Pinckneyville, Illinois Page 63 Page 64 EVELYN BROENTINGAM Freeburg, Illinois La Reunion Gallique, Women's Athletic Associa- tion, Y.W'.C.A. HERMANN BRETSCH New Athens, Illinois Lens and Scalpel. IVYL BRIDGES Christopher, Illinois COLLENE BROCK NIARION, ILLINOIS VVILFERD E. BROWN Thebes, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. BIIIRIORIE BROWN Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Pres., 2, Strut and Fret, JIIU' Fair: The Swan: Orchestra, AEE. CLYDE BROXVNING Zelgler, Illinois Noon-Day Prayer Group. ALELIA BUTLER hlount Vernon, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, La Reunion Gallique, Y.W.C.:X., Chamber of Commerce. BIARYC ISAEELLE CAMPBELL Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Sec., I, EEE, Pres., 2, Panhellemc Association, Recording Sec., 1 IQATHRYN CARLTON hfIcLeansborO, Illinois RUSSELL CARTER Nlarion, Illinois Chamber of Commerce, XAX. WTLMA M. CARTER Ava, Illinois ' DON CASPER West Frankfort, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Chamber of Commerce, Y.M.C.A., XAX. PAULINE CATES Johnston City, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Poetry Club, Cham- ber of Commerce. ROBERT CHAPMAN Carbondale, Illinois Egyptian, Zetetic Literary Society, La Reunion Gallique, Strut and Fret, .fiflff Fair, The Swan, Y.M,C.A. CLARA CHARLES Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society. KERMIT K. CHASE Wayne City, Illinois All'.r Fair, Agricultural Club, Pep Club, KAA. RUTH CHOATE Carterville, Illinois LUCILLE CHRTSMAN Pinckneyville, Illinois La Reunion Gallique, MacDoWell Club, AEE, Recording Sec., 2. b DONALD N. CLAFLIN Murphysboro, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Chamber of Commerce, Forum, KAA. Page' 65 L , Page 66 NORMA N. COLEMAN Calvin, Illinois OPAL COLEMAN Panama, Illinois Pep Club. FREDERICH H. COMSTOCK Benton, Illinois Egyptian, Zetetic Literary Society, Strut 'md Frat, Vice-Pres., 25 Alllf Fair: XAX. ROBERT G. COURTNEY Rilarion, Illinois XAX, Pep Club. IYIABEL COX Carbondale, Illinois Women's Athletic Association, EUGENE COX NlcLeansbOrO, Illinois BIAXINE LOUISE COX Iuka, Illinois EDNA CREED 'Walnut Hill, Illinois BXIILDRED CREVVS Fairfield, Illinois H. B. CREED Belleville, Illinois EAU. Y.W.C.A HIRAM CROSS W'est Frankfort, Illinois Poetry Club, KAA, EKIDM, Forum. JESSE FRED CROUCH Sesser, Illinois IVIARY ELLEN CURD Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, La Reunion Galliqne, Strut and Fret, AEE. ROSE DAMOSSO lvluddy, Illinois Socratic Literary Society. IVIAURICE W. DAVENPORT Carlyle, Illinois Y.lX4.C.A. NELDA M. WOODS DAVENPORT ' Tamalco, Illinois LOWELL DAVIS East St. Louis, Illinois Y.lVl.C.A., Radio Club. IVIETA DAVENPORT Equality, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, La Reunion Gallique, Y.W.C.A., League of Women Voters. ROBERT DAVIS West Frankfort, Illinois Basketball, Chamber of Commerce, Y.M.C.A. GLENN DEASON Carbondale, Illinois Page 67 Pagf 68 RAYMOND DE JARNETT Metropolis, Illinois LILLIAN DICKEY Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, AIP: ' v Fair, EEA. FLORENCE DLLLOW Cobden, Illinois La Reunion Gallique, Volley Ball, lfVomen's Athletic Association. GORDON DODDS West Frankfort, Illinois Socratic Literary' Society, Chamber of Commerce, Education Club. Y.M.C.A., Sec. and Treas., 2, Baptist Students' Union. ALLISON DOUGLAS Dongola, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Band. BEATRICE DUNNING Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Association. JULETTA EAKER Cairo, Illinois 'WOmen,s Athletic Strut and Fret, dll? Fair, l'IacDOwell Club. LAWRENCE BENJAMIN Carbondale, Illinois Football. OTIS IVILLIAM EATON Centralia, Illinois EVELYN EATON Granite City, Illinois EARLE NIARY LOUISE ECHOLS Carbondale, Illinois EEE. ELMER J. ERVIN Swanvvick, Illinois JOSEPHINE EVANS Ramsey, Illinois SAMUEL C. EVETT West Frankfort I linois l 7 Egyptian, Obelisk, Socratic Literary Society, XAX,MT1I. ELSIE FANER Waterford, Pennsylvania Egyptian, Zetetic Literary Society, Alllr Fair, MacDowell Club, EEE, Cor. Sec., 2, Panhellenic Association. ROEERTA FARMER Richview, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. CYNTHIA FAULKNER Centralia, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, AE E. VIVIAN FAWCETT NIar1on, Illinois EEE. VIRGINIA FEIRICH Carbondale, Illinois EEZ. JOHN R. FENOLI Mount Vernon, Illinois Football, Track, Boxing. Pagf 69 EDNA FIVEASH Carbondale, Illinois Ross JEAN FLIGOR I Carbondale, Illinois RIIARY FORBES Johnston City, Illinois Basketball. Hockey, Volley Ball, WOmen's Athletic Association. CHARLOTTE FRALEY Carbondale, Illinois .fIll'.f Fair, NIacDowell Club, Chamber of Commerce, Baptist Students'UniOn. CHARLES FRENCH Nlill Shoals, Illinois Strut and Fret, fllI': Fair. CAROL FUGATE Carbondale, Illinois Roland Hayes Club, Accompanistg Y.W.C.A. HELEN M. FULENVVIDER Jonesboro, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, La Reunion Gallique Jll'.r Fair, MacDOwell Club. BQIELBA Y. FULLMER lXf'IetrOpolis, Illinois STELLA GALENSKIE Christopher, Illinois WOmen's Athletic Association, Pep Club. BILLY G,ANGLE Dupo, Illinois Egyptian, Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, diff Fair, XAX,MTTI. Pagz 70 ,X ANITA GASAWAY Eldorado, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fret. Donrs GEBIIARD Belleville, Illinois Y.W.C.A., League of Women Voters. EUBAH GEORGE Cypress, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. ED. L. GHENT Harrisburg, Illinois Football, Chamber of Commerce CLARA GOEDDEL Waterloo, Illinois WOmen's Athletic Association, Treas., ffzg Y.XV.C.A.g Evangelical Club, League of WVOmen Voters. MARTHA GOETTING Steeleville, Illinois YVoman's Athletic Association. OVETA GOOD , West Frankfort, Illinois Orchestra. PAULINE GOWER Carbondale, Illinois RUSSELL GRADY Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Band, Y.M.C.A., Lens and Scalpel. HELEN GRANT Marion, Illinois Orchestra, Page 71 Page 72 JACK GRANAU New Athens, Illinois XAX. DOROTHY HELEN GRASHER Centralia, Illinois HARRY GLENN GREGORY Carbondale, Illinois Band, Orchestra. IRENE GROHMANN Nashville, Illinois Chamber of Commerce, Y.'W.C.A., League of YVomen Voters. LILLIAN GRUBB V ergennes, Illinois lfVomen's Athletic Association, Y.xW.C.A. RUTH GUNTER DuQuoin, Illinois Basketball, Track, Hockey, XVomen's Athletic Association. NORA ELIZABETH HALL Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Pep Club. OPAL HALL Posey, Illinois IIVILLIAM E. HALL Centralia, Illinois Band, Orchestra, Chamber of BERYL A. HANKLA Cobden, Illinois Y.W.C.A. Commerce JESSE HARPER Harrisburg, Illinois MacDowell Club. DOROTHY HARRIS Carbondale, Illinois AEE. FRANCES HARRELL Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Chamber RUTH VELMA HARRIS Chester, Illinois GEORGE HARRISON Carbondale, Illinois KAA. HAROLD HART DeSoto, Illinois Football. VELMA HARVEY Thornpsouville, Illinois Baptist Students' Union. DOROTHY A. HAYS VVeSt Frankfort, Illinois Chamber Oi Commerce. DORIS HAYS West Frankfort, Illinois GLADYS HEALY East St. Louis, Illinois of Commerce. Page 73 Page' 74 CLYDE HENSON Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, fl!!'5 Fair. EVELYN HENRY Anna, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, La Reunion Gallique, Poetry' Club, Chamber of Commerce, Y.VV.C.A. FRED S. I-Ircics Bonnie, Illinois OLIN I-IILEMAN Jonesboro, Illinois Chamber of Commerce, Science Club, Y.NI.C.A. AUDRX' HILL Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society. XFERA HILL Centralia, Illinois PAULINE HiLL Carbondale. Illinois ALVIXH N. HOMAN, VIR. Granite City, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, XAX, Chamber of Commerce. JOHN HT. HOUGH I1Vest Frankfort, Illinois DORIS HOXN'fXRD Carbondale, Illinois Y.W.C.A., Pep Club, Noon-Day Prayer Group. GRACE HUBBARD Cairo, Illinois i EULA HUBBLE Fairlield, Illinois DOROTHY HUBLER Pinckneyville, Illinois IVIARGARET HUECKEL Belleville, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, AEE, League of Women Voters, Y.NV.C.A. GLENDA HUGHES Christopher, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Poetry Club, AEE. EVAGENE HUNIPHREY Marion, Illinois IX4ARIE HUNT Fairfield, Illinois HAROLD HYDE Bonnie, Illinois Wrestling. LUCILLE INGRAM Kinmundy, Illinois Socratic Literary Society. GLIVE FAY JACK Herrin, Illinois EEE. Page 75 Page 76 JULIA JACKSON Vienna, Illinois Strut and Fret, MacDoWell Club, AEE, Cor. Sec., 2, League of Women Voters. ETHEL LOUISE JENNINGS Junction, Illinois La Reunion Gallique, Y.IfV.C.A. .JUANITA JOHNSON Tliompsonville, Illinois SUSIE JOHNSON Vlfayne City, Illinois LENA JOHNSON Flora, Illinois Y.W.C.A. BETTY XY. JONES Cisne, Illinois Egyptian, I,a Reunion Gallique, Orchestral XVomen's Athletic Association, Board, I, Sec., 2 Y.VX'.C.iX., lllinae. BETTY JoNEs ,J Christopher, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, AEE, Historian, 2, League of Women Yoters. GLENN JONES Cypress, Illinois HILDA JOSTEN Volmeyer, Illinois JENNIE J. KAESTNER Dupo, Illinois OLIVER IKARRAKER Jonesboro, Illinois La Reunion Gallique, Vice-Pres., 2, HELEN LOUISE ICEIL Belleville, Illinois Y.VV.C.A. I-IENRIETTA IQEINER DuQuoin, Illinois IDA KELL Benton, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Poetry Club, AEE, League of IVomen Voters. PAULINE KERLEY Simpson, Illinois RUBY NIAE KERSEY Caseyville, Illinois MAE KIPHART Grand Tower, Illinois JANE KIRSCH Benton, Illinois Illinae. A JOSEPHINE KRILL Granite City, Illinois CLARA LOUISE KRUGHOFE Nashville, Illinois La Reunion Gallique, League of 'Women Voters. Pagf 77 RAYMOND KUEHN DeSoto, Illinois Track, Y.M.C.A. VIRGINIA KUGLER Okawville, Illinois Basketball, Track, I-Iockey, Association. VERA INI. KUHN Centralia, Illinois Women's Athletic Association. ALICE LAMBERT NIcLeansboro, Illinois RAY V. LAMBERT Shawneetown, Illinois IXVIILDRED LAND Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society. IQENNETH LAY Rosiclare, Illinois ,NPI Fair, KIacDowell Club, YJI BONITA LE1B Anna, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, St l Fair, EEE. HOYTTE LEMONS Carbondale, Illinois Band, ln Club, Track, Y.KI.C.A. i KAXTHRYN LEYVIS l Golconda, Illinois l Pagf 76' W'omen's Athletic A'IacDoWell Club, Track, Y.KI.C.i-X. .C..4X. rut and Fret, .fllllv ELAINE LILLIE Brookport, Illinois Y.lV.C.A., Chamber of Commerce, Pep Club. IVIRGIE LINDSEY Granite City, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, fI!I'r Fa1'1',EEE. EVELYN LUTHER Ridgway, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. MARY INIAE LYONS Marissa, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Y.W.C.A. ROBERT MCCALL Murphysboro, Illinois Tumbling. MARY JANE MCLAIN McLeansboro, Illinois ROSA MCLAIN McLeansboro, Illinois CARL SCOTT MCCLERREN Thompsonville, Illinois Agricultural Club. MARGARET MCCONACHIE Sparta, Illinois A AILEEN MCCUE Eldorado, Illinois Y.W'.C.A., Chamber of Commerce, League of Women Voters, Chairman, 2. Pagf 79 Pagf S0 BETTY BICELHATTAN DuQuoin, Illinois . Socratic Literary Society, Strut League of NVomen Voters. JAMES BICGUIRE Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Fret, Lens and Scalpel. MARY E. RIAHER Godfrey, Illinois AIZINE BIANSFIELD Gtwell, In-diana and Fret, AEE, Pres., 25 Strut and Y.W.C.A., Chamber of Commerce. CHRIS W. BIARKUS hletropolis, Illinois Lens and Scalpel. BIARVIN RIARTIN Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Agricultural Club. NIARY ISABELLE NIARTIN Benton, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, AEE, Women's Athletic Association, Football Queen. GLENN XVATKINS NIATHIS America, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Band, Orchestra. NIARY ELIZABETH INIAY Joppa, Illinois Baptist Students' Ifnion DON KIAYNE hilt. Carmel, Illinois Orchestra, Gym Team. ELMER IVIEDLIN Carbondale, Illinois PAUL IXQEEK Campbell Hill, Illinois EVERETT MILLER Carbondale, Illinois Band, ZCDM. ETHEL BERYL NIILLER Nlound City, Illinois Orchestra. MAUDE L. IVIILLER Carrier Nlills, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. MARGIXRET C. IVIILLER Cobclen, Illinois Poetry Club, Y.VV.C.A. ARCHIE RIILLS Vienna, Illinois Tumbling. JOHN MINGS West Frankfortf Illinois Track, Y.B4.C.A. BEULAH MOORE Centralia, Illinois FRANCIS MAY MOORE Coulterville, Illinois EEE, House Mfanager, Sentinel, Pagc' SI l Page 82 ROBERT R. MOORE Cache, Illinois Boxing. MARY FRANCES MOORE Carbondale, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. GROVER WILSON MORGAN lVIaunie, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, Alf! Fair, XAX. WV1LL1AM NIORAWSKI Christopher, Illinois I Club, Football, Lens and Scalpel,XAX ANGIE RVIORGAN Panama, Illinois RUTH MOTSINGER Carrier Mills, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. RUTH C. NIUELLER Marion, Illinois RUBY RIUNDELL Benton, Illinois lVomen's Athletic .-Xssociation. HELEN RIULKEY Belknap, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Chamber of Commerce. ,IUANITA lVIURPHY 'West Frankfort, Illinois Chamber of Commerce, Honor letter, 2. ANNA I. RfIURRAY Carbondale, Illinois BERNICE MURRAY Murphysboro, Illinois EARL W. NCIURRAY Carbondale, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. MILDRED M. NEIBCH Zeigler, Illinois EDNA LAURA NIGHSWANDER Shattuc, Illinois NORMA ROSE NIGHSWANDER Shattuc, Illinois ARMINA L. NOLLAU Columbia, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Women's Athletic Association, Y.W.C.A. WINIFRED NOONER West Frankfort, Illinois Socratic Literary Society. INDA S. NORMAN I-Ierod, Illinois ROGER L. OHMS Sparta, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, Alf! Fair, The Swan, All at Sea, Forum. Page 83 Page S4 KATHLYN LUCILE OWEN Mount Vernon, Illinois DOROTHY PALMER Belleville, Illinois Y.VV.C,A. ANNA KATHRYN PARKS Harrisburg, Illinois Baptist Students' Union. CHARLES A. PATTERSON Harrisburg, Illinois NP' Club, Football, Chamberifof Commerce. FRANCES PATTERSON Carbondale, Illinois Strut and Fret, AEE. I'I.-XNNAH PAUL Marion, Illinois ARNOLD PEMBERTON Eldorado, Illinois LEDA PENNTNOTON Claremont, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, La Reunion Gallique, Poetry Club, Strut and Fret, Women's Athletic Association, Board, 2, Y.lV.C.A., JXP: Farr. ROSE PESULA lVest Frankfort, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Poetry Club, Chamber of Commerce, Y.W.C.A., Pep Club. HELEN PETERSON Creal Springs, Illinois PHYLLIS PETERSON Cairo, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, EEE. POLLY PETERSON Kell, Illinois AEE. FERN PHEMISTER Carterville, Illinois D. ALLENE PIERCY Mount Vernon, Illinois Y.W.C.A. THOMAS A. PROSSER Valier, Illinois KAA, Football, Chamber of Commerce. GENE PROVART DuQuoin, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. ROY W. QUILLMAN Valier, Illinois Football. RAMONA R. RAGLAND Pinckneyville, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. PAUL RAGSDALE Equality, Illinois FLOYD RAMSEY Iuka, Illinois Orchestra, Y.M.C.A., Lens and Scalpel. Page 85 Page 86 Br-.Q xr l ,.-.-o u..- hh- es WW ,Q . EYLEEN RANDLE Freeburg, Illinois Y.W.C.A. THELMA P. RANDOLPH Golconda, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Y.IfV.C.A., Chamber of Commerce, Pep Club, Noon-Day Prayer Group. LEONARD EARL RAPP Galatia, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. ENID REA Valier, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Chamber of Commerce. EDWARD XY. REED Galatia, Illinois NIARGUERITE REED Herrin, Illinois JOHN IV. 'REPS Carterville, Illinois ALFRED RICHARDSON Herrin, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, XAX, Y.Nl.C.A. ALICE E. IRIPPELMEYER Valmeyer, Illinois FLORENCE LUcAs ROBINSON Carterville, Illinois Volley Ball. ,WFS WWl,:'.l, M Wfryglfl fy IW Salem, Illinois ' 7 Zetetic Literal' ' Societv MacDowell Club Pe I , i ., , P Club, Pianist, 2. NIARH' ALICE ROLL ALVA Ross Tunnel I-Iill, Illinois Chamber of Commerce, Y.M.C.A. ANNA RAY ROWE Irvington, Illinois W7omen's Athletic Association, Pep Club. DOROTHY RUPPERT Odessa, lVIissou ri Zetetic Literarv Societv, MacDowell Club, Y.W.C.A. i i LEE RUSHING New Burnside, Illinois Boxing, Chamber of Commerce, Physics Club. RAYMOND A. SAMFORD Fairfield, Illinois Y.M. C.A., Agricultural Club. EDWIN SAUNDERS Sandoval, Illinois Basketball. HARRIET L. SCHIMPF Gorham, Illinois HILMAR SCHMELZEL New Athens, Illinois IMOGENE SCHMITT Royalton, Illinois l Pagf S7 Pagf 88 DOROTHY V. SCHOCH Pinckneyville, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, La Reunion Gallique, Y.W.C.A. BARBARA JANE SCOTT Carbondale, Illinois Obelisk, Zetetic Literary Society, Band, AIP: Fair, EEE, WVomen,s Athletic Association. JAMES SEIBERT Carbondale, Illinois Y.M.C.A. IQATHRYNE SHELTON Dahlgren, Illinois DOROTHY SHOOK Murphysboro, Illinois ROBERTA SHURTS lValtonville, Illinois KIABLE SILKWOOD Christopher, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, .Nfl Fair, iXfIacDOwelI Club, AEE. GERTRUDE S1MoN Batchtown, Illinois INIILDRED SIMON Batchtown, Illinois Women's Athletic Association, Agricultural Club. HAROLD D. SIMPSON hfiinneapolis, Minnesota DOROTHY SIMS DuQuoin, Illinois Obelisk, Illinae, Pres. 2, Evangelical Club. DOROTHY SINNOTT Carbondale, Illinois EEE, Triangle Correspondent, 2. DELLA IVIARIE SISTLER Golconda, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, Pep Club. RUDOLPH L. SITTER Anna, Illinois Chamber of Commerce, YJ-I.C.A., Agricultural Club, Science Club. I. EDWARD SKINNER Albion, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, Jlllr Fair. ARDELL SMALLENEERGER Dupo, Illinois AEE. ELIZABETH SMITH Ozark Illinois 7 Women's Athletic Association, League of YVomen Voters. ELLEN SMITH Carrni, Illinois MILDRED SMITH West Frankfort, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, EEE, Student Council, 2. VIRGINIA SPILLER Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Cor. Sec. 2, WoInen's Athletic Association, Illinae, Baptist Students' Union. Page 89 Page Q0 -IOHN W. STI-INsFIELD lVIt. Carmel, Illinois Egyptian, Forum, Vice-Pres., 23 Student Council, 2. EDITH STARK Benton, Illinois Women's Athletic Association. IVIARY ,VIRGINIA STEERS America, Illinois Y.NV.C.A. NIAYNARD STOBART Harrisburg, Illinois IVILLIAM A. SUMMERS Eldorado, Illinois THOMAS TALBERT - Wayne City, Illinois Chamber of Commerce, Agricultural Club ORAL TAYLOR Carterville, Illinois FRED TH.-xLooT'r Zeigler, Illinois Orchestra. IVILMA TORRENS Oakdale, Illinois CIAIARLES TRIPP Jonesboro, Illinois La Reunion Gallique, Chamber of Commerce, Y.M.C..iX., Science Club. LAVERN TRIPP Wiest Frankfort, Illinois I Club. DONALD TROTTER Cisne, Illinois DOROTHEA TROUSDALE lVIetropolis, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Poetry Club, Strut and Fret, Allfr Fair, AEE, League of Women Voters. JOSEPH TURNER Equality, Illinois Chamber of Commerce, Agricultural Club. ERNEST TUTHILL Vergennes, Illinois Alice Ulsomer Granite City, Illinois , Zetetic Literary Society, EEE, Y.W.C.A. EUGENE E. UPCHURCH Benton, Illinois Wrestling, Tumbling, Agricultural Club. MARIE WAGLEY Carterville, Illinois Y. W. C. A. ROBERT G. VVALKER Cobden, Illinois ROSEMARY WATHEN Equality, Illinois Page QI Page? Q2 MARY IVAYMAN Murphysboro, Illinois .4115 Fair. ELDRED WELCH Norris City, Illinois ALICE E. 'WELLPOTT I-Ioyleton, Illinois NIILDRED VVHITAKER Pinckneyville, Illinois l.,a Reunion Gallique, LOUISE WHITE NIount Vernon, Illinois Y. W. C. A. IOLA VVHITLOCK YVest Frankfort, Illinois Strut and Fret, ,llllf Fair, lIacDowell Club LA XXERN XVILKINSON Marion, Illinois Band, Chamber of Commerce. ROBERT DEAN 'WILLEY Alto Pass, Illinois EULA MAE IYILLIMIIS Carbondale, Illinois EEE, Treas., 2, Chamber of Commerce. IMOGENE VVILLIAMS I W'est Frankfort, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Y. IV. C. A., MacDowell Club, NIAXINE VVINTERS Cisne, Illinois Women's Athletic Association, Pep Club. EARL WISE Harrisburg, Illinois Agricultural Club. IVIARGARET YVISEHEART Iola, Illinois Chamber of Commerce, Y.W.C.A. GLENN B. W'IsI-:LY Vergennes, Illinois DAVID WVOODWORTH Jonesboro, Illinois ELOISE IKVRIGHT Murphysboro, Illinois Zetetic Literary' Society, La Reunion Gallique, AEE. FAY WRIGHT Carbondale, Illinois- ALICE VVYATT Burnt Prairie, Illinois HERMAN YEHLING DuQuoin, Illinois Socratic Literary Society. DALLAS M. YOUNG Gillespie, Illinois Page 93 SALUS BUELL BLAKEY FRESHMEN OFFICERS BILL R. SALUS .... Preridenz Harrisburg, Illinois CHARLES R. BUELL .... . Vice-Prerident Harrisburg, Illinois Orchestra. , WALTON BLAKEY .... . S ecretary Carbondale. Illinois Pagf 95 Page 96 HYLDA ROSE ADKINS Christopher, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. GAIL AIKEN Nlarissa, Illinois VVOmen's Athletic Association, Volley Ball Y.W,C.A., Pep Club. IVIARTHA E. AIKMAN Nlarlon, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, EEE. LAVERNE ALDRICH Villa Ridge, Illinois SARAH ELIZABETH ALWOOD Clinton, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, AEE. BEVERLY ANDERSON Golconda, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, La Reunion Galliquc. DOROTHY .ANGLE hflount Iernon, Illinois Women'S .Xthletic AssOciation,Baptist Students' Union. JEAN ASTON Anna, Illinois Zctetic Literary Society, La Reunion Gallique Strut and Fret, Jlllr Fair, AIacDowell Club. RIARY LOUISE AUSTIN Murphysboro, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, EEE. Chamber ofCom1nerce. BI.-XRY FRANCIS BAKER Cvolconda, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, YVOU1CI1,S Athletic Association. I 1 EVA BARR Centralia, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Orchestra. HELEN BARR Centralia, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, La Reunion Gallique. NIARGUERITE BEAN Golconda, Illinois Socratic Literary Society. HENRY E. BECKMEYER I-Ioyleton, Illinois MacDowell Club. HAZEL LEE BERRIER Norborne, Rlissouri CLARANELLE BIRKLA Bellmont, Illinois CLIFTON F. Bison Grayville, Illinois Y. IVI. C. A. FLORENCE BODENBACH Waterloo, Illinois Y.W.C.A., League of WVomen Voters. JOHN ALPH BooK Bonnie, Illinois JUANITA BOWERS Carbondale, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. Page Q7 Page 98 ROBERT R. BOYLE Centralia, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Strut and Frct, Fair, Orchestra, KAA. GLADYS IVIAE BRADLEY VVillisville, Illinois A1131 'Womenis Athletic Association, Pep Club IVIIRIAIVI BRAMLET I-Iarrisbu rg, Illinois CARROLL RUSSELL BREMER DuQuoin, Illinois Orchestra, Lens and Scalpel. NIARY BRECKENRIDGE Granite City, Illinois Strut and Frct. JOHN BROOKS Carbondale, Illinois ROBERT BRONVN Wfcst Frankfort, Illinois XAX, Football. PIII-IEODORE BROYVN Rlurpliysboro, Illinois DDM. XTERA BROXVN Mount Vernon, Illinois Women's Athletic Association, Volley GEORGE BURMEIER DuQuOin, Illinois Zctctic Literary Society. Ball. I. M. BUTLER HARRISBURG, ILLINOIS XVINIFRED CALLAWAY Murpliysboro, Illinois Egyptian, Zetetic Literary Society, La Reunion Galliqueg Strut and Fretg Pep Club, Sergeant at Arms, I. IVIARGARET CAMPBELL lVIurphysborO, Illinois HELEN CANNON Eldorado, Illinois JAMES H. CARNETT Equality, Illinois PAULINE IDA CARTER BURNT PRAIRIE, ILLINOIS GEORGE E. CASPER Carbondale, Illinois MacDOWell Club, Band, Orchestra. MARY ,COGGINS East St. Louis, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Y.W.C.A. JANE COLTMAN West Frankfort, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, AEE . -' VIRGINIA COOLEY Carbondale, Illinois Page 99 Page I00 ARLENE COPELAND lVIarissa, Illinois LUCILLE CORIELL Mount Vernon, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Noon-Day Prayer Group. HELEN COURTNEY NIarion, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, AEE. BEULAH A. Cox Belleville, Illinois Strut and Fret. LOYD F. Cox West Frankfort, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, MacDowell Club, Band, Orchestra, YJ-I.C.A. ALICE CRANEY Troy, Illinois HOWARD CRENSI-IA'vV Nlarion, Illinois Y.M.C.A., Noon-Day Prayer Group. LOWELL CREYVS Fairfield, Illinois LEWIS CRILI 'West Frankfort, Illinois Band. ALINE DAVIS Harrisburg, Illinois I-IAZEI, CROMEANS Dix, Illinois Women's Athletic Association -IASPER CROSS, JR. Carbondale, Illinois EARLE NI. DAXBNEY Harrisburg, Illinois Football, School Council. IVIILDRED DAIINCKE Ashley, Illinois Socratic Literary Society. JAMES DAVIDSON Salem, Illinois DORIS DAVIS Eldorado, Illinois NIARTHA NIARIE DAVIS IVIarion, Illinois LACENE DECK Carbondale, Illinois CHARLES DENHAM Herrin, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, XAX. RUBY J. DEWEES I-Ierrin, Illinois Socratic I iterar f Society, Chamber of Commerce J 5 Pep Club. Pagf 102 DORTS DOWNEN Omaha, Illinois IVIARGARET DRAKE Marion, Illinois DOROTHY DUDLEY Cairo, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, Alf: Fair, IXfIacDOWell Club. REA E. DUNCAN Chicago, Illinois HENRY L. DUNN Joppa, Illinois Agricultural Club. LEWIS R. DUNN Joppa, Illinois Agricultural Club. ANNA DURHAM DuQuoin, Illinois JOHN R. EATON Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, XAX. NIABEL EATON DuQuoin, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, EEE. ROBERTLX EATON Pinclcneyville, Illinois Orchestra, Football BERT EEBS Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, MacDowell Club, Baptist Students' Union. NIARGARET ANN EDMONDS Jacob, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, W'omen's Athletic Association. Chamber of Commerce. JACK EDMONDSON Carbondale, Illinois XAX. ANTOINETTE EHRHARD Cobden, Illinois JOE EUBANKS South Bend, Indiana PAULINE EUBANKS DeSoto, Illinois EVELYN EVITTS Harrisburg, Illinois Y.W.C.A., Noon-Day Prayer Group, Pep Club. VIVIENNE FERRELL Eldorado, Illinois R Socratic Literary Society, La Reunion Gallique, Poetry Club, Chamber of Commerce, Y.W.C.A. 7 League of VVomen Voters. MARJORY ELINOR FIELDS Enfield, Illinois La Reunion Gallique, Poetry Club, Y.VV.C.A., ' Pep Club. PAULINE FISHER Centralia, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, AW: Fzzirg School Council, I. Page 103 Page 104 IQUTH VIRGINIA FREHEIT Louisville, Kentucky Zetetic Literary Society, Y.WV.C.A., League of Women Voters. I HELEN FRERES Marion, Illinois DERALD FULTON Loogoote, Illinois Basketball. CATHRYN FUTRELLE Hurst, Illinois FRED GAMMON Kinmundy, Illinois RIATTIE GEORGE Karnak, Illinois Poetry Club, Y.W.C..X. IQENNETH GRAHAIII X Harrisburg, Illinois FRANCIS GRISKO Christopher, Illinois Strut and Fret, JZIU' Fair. IQOLAND R. Gizoss, JR. Dahlgren, Illinois ROSALIE E. GURLEY VVayne City, Illinois XVomen's Athletic Association, Y. W. C. JX League of Women Voters. EUGENE E. HALL Galatia, Illinois Basketball MERLE ITERN HAFEL1 DuQuoin, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, La Reunion Gallique, Band. JESSE HARBISON Harrisburg, Illinois GOLDA HARMON Xenia, Illinois JEss1E HARRELL Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, AEE. IOSEPHINE HARRIS Nlarion, Illinois LUCILLE I-IARTLEY Harrisburg, Illinois Strut and Fret, A7113 Fair. .IOHN E. HAUN Nashville, Illinois Band. LOREN EUGENE HAUN Nashville, Illinois MacDowell Club. EARLENE HAWKINS Cambria, Illinois Pagz 105 A lVIAxiNE HAWLEX' Odin, Illinois RAY I'IEINZMAN Christopher, Illinois XAX. IVIARI LEE HETHERINGTGN Harrisburg, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Y.YV.C.A., Leagueof Women Voters. BfIARYAN HINCKLE Johnston City, Illinois RAYMOND M. HOGAN Pinckneyville, Illinois NIARIORIE HOLNIES Pinckneyville, Illinois A IDOROTI-IY LOUISE HOPKINS 'West Frankfort, Illinois Orchestra. LENA HORD Boulder, Ilhnois Socratic Literary Society, Orchestra. DuQuoin, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, Al NY? - Fa1'r,AEE. IVIARTHA HoWELLs My PEGGY HUDELSON I Carbondale, I lin s Zetetic Literary ty, Pe C 1 W L I il JEAN HUGHES Broughton, Illinois Lou HUGHES Carbondale, Illinois VVornen's Athletic Association Commerce, Pep Club. IVIARY HUNT East St. Louis, Illinois Strut and Fret, .fIlZ'.r Fair, EEZ. LENORA HUMPHREY IVIar1on, Illinois LEORA HUMPHREY Marion, Illinois MILTON HUTCHCRAFT Benton, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society. W. GLENN HUTCHCRAFT Crossville, Illinois EARLINE HUMPHREY Royalton, Illinois Chamber of Commerce, Pep Club. HELEN JANSEN Belleville, Illinois ROBYN JAMES Centralia, Illinois Band. Chamber of Page IO7 Page IOS SHIRLEY JENKINS Harrisburg, Illinois La Reunion Gallique. EDNA NIAE JOHNSON Nlurphysboro, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. JOE RAYMOND JOHNSON Benton, Illinois WILLIAM IVILSON JOHNSON Pinckneyville, Illinois LUCIAN A. JONES Centralia, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Strut Fair. BIIILDRED JONES Galatia, Illinois ROBERT YV. KELL St. Louis, Missouri and Frct, dllfr Y.KI.C.A., Chamber of Commerce, Science Club. ORLAND IQELLEY hIarion, Illinois XZIRGINIA KELLEY Marion, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, AEE. XIIVIAN KINIPLER Sandoval, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, L Strut and Fret, JW: Fai Association, Y.W.C.:X., Pep r, lVOmen's Athletic Club. a Reunion Gallique, UVA LTER K.NECHT Troy, Illinois NIITCHEL KORANDO Jacob, Illinois ALICE LANDON Jerseyville, Illinois Socratic Literary Society. .NIARY LAWRENCE Cobclen, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and Fret, .4113 Fai1',EZE. ELMER I-I. LEHR Mascoutali, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. LELAND KOCH Harrisburg, Illinois AIVILMA LEMONS Carbondale, Illinois Wornen's Athletic Association, Volley Ball, Y.W.C.A. DORA ILENCE Anna, Illinois LUCILLE LENHARDT Waterloo, Illinois Y.W.C.A., League of Womerfs Voters, Evan- gelical Club. 'VIRGINIA ANN LEWIS Irvington, Illinois Page 109 Page IIO ZAROLD LEWIS Kinmundy, Illinois EUELL LINDSEY Carbondale, Illinois 1 J iff Y.NI.C,A. ik 7 I W e W c L My W' ATHERINE OGAN Carbondale, Illinois . 0, Q I 4' 5' ofch estfa . 'M xx ' D .wjg iff Carbondale, Illinoisy -gr? - vjw 'fijffg ff' M ANNE LOUDON W' CHARLES LAUNSBURY West Frankfort, Illinois Strut and Fret, flllfv Fair, Band, XAX. R. IQENNETH LYNN Sparta, Illinois MacDowell Club, Band, Orchestra. ,- MARJORIE NICCARTAN ii , Odin, Illinois Y.W'.C..-X. JOHN R. NICCLOSKEY Centralia, Illinois Strut and Fret, diff Fair. GEORGETTE AICCORMICK Collinsville, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, BlacDowell Club, AEE. HALINE MCCRACKEN Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society. I VELDA MCCREE Herrin, Illinois VERA MCIQINNEY Harrisburg, Illinois Strut and I7ret,'f1ll'.rFa1f1'. ROBERT WV. MCNIILLRXN Belleville, Illinois Football. HELEN MANNEN VVoodlawn, Illinois WVomen's Athletic Association, Y.W.C.A., Pep Club. HOLLY C. MARCHILDON, JR. Thebes, Illinois E WILMA IVIARGRAVE Norris City, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, RALPH MARTIN West Frankfort, Illinois CHARLES IVIATHEWS Marissa, Illinois Strut and Fret, AUP: Fair, KAA. IEWELL MEDLIN Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, La BIacDoWell Club , AEE. ROBERT MILLER Cisne, Illinois Reunion Gallique, Socratic Literary Society. Chamber of Commerce. Pagf III Page II2 EVELYN BIILLER m Carbondale, Illinois Wornen's Athletic Association, lllinae. IVIARY ANNA NIILLER lVIarion, Illinois AEE. RODNEY NIILLS Vienna, Illinois GLADYS RIILO Thcmpsonville, Illinois EDWARD BIITCHELL Carbondale, Illinois Egyptian, Socratic Literary Society, Strut and lirct, Jlfif Fair. KlacDoWell Clubg XAX. EVERETT RIITCHELL Carbondale, Illinois Obeliskg Zetetic Literary' Society, Business Nlanager. Strut and Fret, JUG Fair, llacDowell Club, XAX. FLORENCE RIOHLENBROCK Campbell Hill, Illinois Zetetic liiterary Society. RUTH Moss NIarion, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. LOUISE RIULLINS ' Carbondale, Illinois AE E. RUTH N.-KST Freeburg, Illinois lVonien's Athletic :Xssociation, Y.lV.C.5X. ELLOUISE NAUMAN Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, AEE. JAMES NEWTON Carbondale, Illinois RALPH NEWTON Eldorado, Illinois Band. WILMA NORMAN IVIarion, Illinois BERNICE I-I. OXFORD Cave-in-Rock, Illinois GEORGE S. PATTERSON Carbondale, Illinois KAA. ELVA LOUISE PEITHMAN Nashville, Illinois - Socratic Literary Society, MacDowell Y.'W.C.A., League of Women Voters. EMILY PERRY Pinckneyville, Illinois ARLINE PERSCHBACHER O'Fallon, Illinois GOODWIN PETERSEN Carbondale, Illinois Band, Radio Club, Vice-Pres. I. Club, Page II3 Pagf II4 ESTHER D. PH1PPs Norris City, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Chamber of Com- ITICYCC. BILL PRINDLE Benton, Illinois Football. MARY HELEN PULLEY IVIariOn, Illinois CARL PURCELL Alma, Illinois INILBUR RAGLAND Pinckneyville, Illinois Band. CLIFTON L. RAGSDALE 'West Frankfort, Illinois CARLTON RASCHE Carbondale, Illinois KAA, Y.NI.C.A., Chamber of Commerce. HENRX' JOHNSON RATCLIFFE Little Rock, Arkansas Dunbar Society, Roland Hayes'-Club, ACIIII NIfXX REA Chicago, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Science Club. GILBERT C. REIMAN NIurphysbOrO, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Orchestra. . iJf'lh,-,g4,....,4,,,,,,,,,-.!.'Fr.LJl,oefY64,,.,x.J' 427 1441-49 ' ' foo G,-qi We-Z !-Q. -1-VAAADQIQQ ,24-QL EUGENE RENN VVest Frankfort, Illinois RALPH W. RICH Cobden, Illinois HULDA RIECHENBERG Welge, Illinois Poetry Club, Y.VV.C.A. LORA ROBERTS Salem, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society Womens .Athletic Association, Pep Club, Treas CECILE ROBINSON Centralia, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Strut and fret AIZJ Fair. LOTTIE ROSKOWSKI Royalton, Illinois MARY HELEN ROYSTER Johnston City, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. RUBY RUDE Harrisburg, Illinois Women's Athletic Association Baptist Students Union. ELNORA SCARLETTE Carbondale, Illinois HELEN SCARLETTE Herrin, Illinois Page 116 GEORG M. SCHERRER Shawneetown, Illinois EILEEN SCHNAKE Nashville, Illinois DOROTHY SETTLEMOIR Vienna, Illinois JOE SHARKNAS IVest Frankfort, Illinois GERALD L. SHAVER Thebes, Illinois NINA NIAUDE SHUPE Vergennes, Illinois VVILLIAM SINKS Cache, Illinois DORIS M. SITES Salem, Illinois Strut and Fret, dll? Fair. DOROTHY SITES Salern, Illinois Strut and Fret, AZl'.v Fair. ZENITH SITTER Cobden, Illinois JUANITA SKAGGS Carbondale, Illinois JANE SLOAN West Frankfort, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Y.W.C.A. IMOGENE SMITH Nlurphysboro, Illinois La Reunion Gallique, Women's Athletic Associ- ation, Chamber of Commerce. MARY F. SMITH Decatur, Illinois YVALTER SMITH DeSoto, Illinois JUNE SNYDER Harrisburg, Illinois La Reunion Gallique,'-Orchestra. LOWELL SONGER Xenia, Illinois Pep Club. RUTH SPIRES Johnston City, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Strut and I7rct,f1ll,.f Fair. DOROTHY STEWART I-Ierrin, Illinois TOMMIE MAY STONE Herrin, Illinois Page II7 Page IIS WINIFRED M. STONE Benton, Illinois VIRGINIA L. STUMPF Valmeyer, Illinois Women's Athletic Association, Y.W.C.A. FLORENCE SWEITZEIS NIurphysboro, Illinois AEE. RUTH SWOFFORD Benton, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Strut and'Fret, flllif Fair, AEE. JAMES W. TAGGART Bridgeport, Illinois Y.M.C.A., Chamber of Commerce. ORMA TALBERT Fairfield, Illinois FLOUETTA TANNEIIILL Carrier lXfIIlls, Illinois Women's Athletic Association, Chamber of Commerce. IQELLEY G. TAYLOR Cisne, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Y.NI.C.A. LOREN E. TAYLOR lVIill Shoals, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Pep Club. ARNOLD RAY THOMAS Eldorado, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society. XVALTER THOMPSON Murphysboro, Illinois Baptist Students Union. EMILY TIMPANY Carterville, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society. BARNEY F. TRIMBLE Golconda, Illinois Agricultural Club. MARY TRIPP Cobden, Illinois VVomen's Athletic Association, Chamber of Commerce. IMOGENE TURNER Carrier Mills, Illinois Women,s Athletic Association. .IANAVEE TURNER Marion, Illinois 222. Page II9 Page I20 RUTH TWEEDY Royalton, Illinois ELEANOR VANMETRE DuQuoin, Illinois BETTY VICK Carbondale, Illinois Zetetic Literary Society, Strut Fair, MacDowell Club, AEE. EARL IVEILMUENSTER Lenzburg, Illinois La Reunion Gallique. GEORGE XVEST Omaha, Illinois JUNE VIISE Nlaceclonia, Illinois Socratic Literary Society. VIRGINIA LEE YVILLIAMS Carrier hfIills, Illinois La Reunion Gallique, lVomen's ation, Chamber of Commerce. EVELYN XVILSON Cu tler, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Students' Union. and Fret, flllfr Athletic Associ- Y.W.C.:X., Baptist Q MARY M. WILSON Harrisburg, Illinois NELLE VVIILSON Carbondale, Illinois RODNEY XKVILSON Coulterville, Illinois Band, Chamber of Commerce. THELMA WILSON Belleville, Illinois' Pep Club. IVIARY ESTHER WOLFF Murphysboro, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. IVIARY WOMICK Anna, Illinois WOmen's Athletic Association, Chamber Of Commerce. JUNE COLLEEN WYATT Burnt Prairie, Illinois VIRGINIA YOUNG Benton, Illinois Page I2I f 1. wf' 'KV lfll ' . .l- ., -1 ., F ' .: r ' 6 -' Q' K J. A5 -V . . . . ,t ., - 1- ff . ,. . , :jf- VL-1 3' r . - I ' ' .. ' I 'I : i. 1 A-,iJ.xI . .iv-rf ,i 1 -f- ,' 'I Hal- V' ' V -.fn , , .X Lg v M .' - . I .' 4 , - - ll li-if: -1. '.' 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Claw of '36 Broughton, Illinois Page I2 3 nfl' Q K 1 1 ff . 0 I jj ff fy U fl!! 1 X f .9 X J f f f 5 f 1 M ,A 1 j X J 1 f X 1 f X f ' f 7 X, X, .f ,,L.i OWL f ww, MZ 7011, CY? fL4fjfQif,yL4J ,541 U ' df Mk ,, Q M K PJ, University High School Page 126 JANE ALBON DeSoto, Illinois Obelisk. CHRISTINA ANDERSON Creal Springs, , Illinois MILDRED BENZ Carbondale, Illinois SARIIETTA BIGGS Carbondale, Illinois FREDERICK BOUCHER Carbondale, Illinois JOHN HERBERT DILLINGER Carbondale, Illinois Basketball. GENEVIEVE EDMONDS Jacob, Illinois Egyptian. FREDERICK FRASER Carbondale, Illinois LETA GREER Carterville, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. JAMES CROSS Dahlgren, Illinois JANE HILL NICCOLLUM Carbondale, Illinois Lois KELLER Carbondale, Illinois MARGARET BAIISKELL Carbondale, Illinois Socratic Literary Society, Orchestra. EILEEN Moss Carbondale, Illinois Y.VV.C.A., Noon-Day Prayer Group, Chamber of Commerce. ARCHA MOZLEY Buncombe, Illinois JOHN HERBERT NEAL Carbondale, Illinois Basketball. Page I27 Page 128 ROSEMARY PIERCE Clay City, Illinois President of Senior Class, 4. Ross PRIDDY Carbondale, Illinois Lois REA Carbondale, Illinois LAVONNE RUSHING Willisville, Illinois Pep Club. KATHERINE SEIBERT Carbondale, Illinois F. IV. SPINDLOE Carbondale, Illinois BXIARGARET STROUP Carbondale, Illinois INIILDRED TURNER Carbondale, Illinois 7- l IUNIORS A. KORANDO, M. CoRz1N12, M. RUSSELL, L. VAUGHN, M. JOHNSON. 4 .- I SOPHOMORES Top ROw1E.SHELTON,I.KRYSHER, S. LEMONS, C. LOGAN, D.McN1:11.,E.McNE1L, W. NEAL. Second Row-R. NEBUGHR, V. PIAGLER, E. IWANSER, J. VENERABLE, D. Moss, H. CAGLE. Bottom Row-V. BAGGETT, M. MAGUIRE, F. KORANDO, V. MCCILL, C. DICKEY, B. BRUNTY, R. PETERSEN. Pagf I2Q GWW W fig' W MM or U- , - - Q 4 - h .-' X Q - 5593 , X XX 5 ' if -- A X XX X X - if -if ' 1 A - Q - .J XX X X Z vu ' -i - 1 E xx , 6 X , 'n FX X FW 1 U S gl 1 Q S ax x mi N Q ' Z : . . L 1 S is ' X X. Wi Q B 5 S fm, f 1 3 S ' 15 .rv A ' I , 1 XX A X X Y- M, I , -F N, , - -XXX'- I ln. a T I E Organizations Top Row-PAUL MCROY, R1-IODA MAE BAKER, ELIZABETH .ANN WEST. I'liARRISON EATON Boltom Row-GEORGE D. Wx-mm, EMMA L. BOXVYER, XVILLIS G. SWARTZ. SCHOGL COUNCIL Eight elected members, together with eight faculty members comprise the School Council, a young man and woman being selected from each of the four classes to represent those classes in the council. Eight faculty members who are class advisers or heads of depart- ments represent the faculty. The School Council furnishes a very valuable opportunity for the exchange of student and faculty opinion, resulting in mutual aid and helpfulness. Besides, the Council selects the editor, business manager, and advisers of The Egyptian and The Obelifk and approves the selection of the staff of each of these publications. Page 132 Top Row-JOHN VV. STANSFIELD, NIILDRED SMITH, EARLE DABNEY, PAULINE FISHER. Bottom R020-RICIiARD L. BEYER, LUCY K. YVOODY, JAMES W. NECKERS. SCHOOL COUNCIL X The most important achievement of the School Council this year has been the establishment of the custom that different organi- zations are responsible for Weekly Chapel programs. Some organi- zation has charge ofthe planning and production of a Chapel program each Friday. On the-Whole the plan has been successful, organiza- tions having shovvn a readiness and desire to present for the student body each Friday a valuable and interesting program. Page 133 Top Row-WOODS, HITT, HAUSS, GOGGIN. Bottom Row-EVETT, BERTONI, ALBON, BURKHART. THE OBELISK MAXRY ELLEN WVOODS HENRY C. HITT . DOROTHY SIMS . ELSIE STROTHMAN NEDRA GOGGIN . EVERETT MITCHELL LOUIS BERTONI . VIRGINIA HUETING Pagr 134 THE STAFF . . Editor . . . Biwineff M anager . Sophomore and Affociate Editor . . . Senior Editor . junio-r Editor . Frefhmavi Editor . Me1i': Athletic Editor Women'J Athletic Editor Top Row-EVANS, STROTHMANN, SIMS, SCOTT. Bottom Row-SCOTT, NIITCI-IELI., HUETINC. THE OBELISK x SAMUEL EVETT VIRG-INIA SCOTT . WINIFRED BURKHART HELEN HAUSS . BARBARA JANE SCOTT DONALD EVANS . MARGUERITE LAWRECK THE STAFF . Axfiftarit Busineff Manager . . Faculty Editor Orgariizatioru Editor . . Art Editor Afffiftarit Art Editor . Sriapfhot Editor . Feature Editor Page 135 Page 136 Top R020-STANSFIELD, OTEY, LAND, HOLSI-IAUSER, EDMUNDSON, TOXVERY. Bottom Row-JONES, NIERZ, RUSI'IING, NOEL, FANER, HILL. THE EGYPTIAN RUTH BAERZ . FRANCES NOEL JOHN STANSFIELD . ELIZABETH ANN WVEST HAZEL TOWERY . BILLY GANGLE . KELLEY DUNSMORE . GENEVIEVE EDMONDS BETTY JONES ROBERT CHAPMAN EDITORIAL STAFF Competitor: WINIFRED CALLOWAY . . Editor . Affoeiate Editor . Affoeiezte Editor Society .Editor Feature Editor . Athletic Editor . Idlutmrzi Editor High School Reporter EILEEN BROCK FRED COMSTOCK Top ROM-RANDLE, AJITCHELL, GANGLE, EATON, COMSTOCK, WEST. Boilom Row-TAYLOR, EDIIONIJS, CALLAWAY, BROVVN, DUNSZVIORE, CHAPMAN. THE EGYPTIAN WILLIAM RUSHING HARRISON EATON . JOSEPH STORMENT ELMER HOLSHAUSER EDWARD MITCHELL ROBERT TURNER N BUSINESS STAFF Bnxineff Manager Affiftant Bnfineff Manager Advertixing Manager Circulation Manager Affiftant Circulation Manager Snbfcription Manager Reporterf and Special Writer: MAURIE TAYLOR WENDELL OTEY MARGARET HILL WVILLIAM RANDLE AUBREY LAND MARIORIE BROWN ELSIE FANER Page I37 O l f ,I I l A f V, -'ii . ' ' - , p ' if iii f ..i .fi I Xl . . 1. 4 , N 'lf jjp, ix gy 1 1, til ' f ' if i it i ai! li fi I Top Row-BLETTE, IYLIEFER, TVAKEFORD, EVANS, GRAX'ES, BLAKEY, ANDERSON, BALLANCE, DENHAAI, BAUMANN. Second Row-BRUMMET, COMSTOCK, GRADH', S1TTER, HUTCHCRLXFT, TRIPP, OHMS, ROLL, HUDELSON, LVINYCHESTER, BAUMANN, CALLOXVAY, VFOXYERY, MCROY. Third Row-SKINNER, XVRIGHT, lXIOI-ILENBROCK, k'TCCORhIICK, WYMAN, COLTMAN, SXVOFFORD, XVOODS, ASTON, EATON, HAFEL1, FANER, BATSON, DICKEY, LAXVRENCE, PETERSON, SLOAN, BURMEIER. Bottom Row-FANER, BROXVN, BOv1NET, NIITCHELL, GOAD, TNLELLEY, VICK, COURTNEY, KIMPLER, LOCKIE, JONES, l'lUITT, CAMPBELL, LTLSOMER, LINDSEY, LEIB. ZETETIC LITERARY SOCIETY Organized 1874 PRESIDENTS NTARJORIE BROWN . Fall and Winter Termf ELIZABETH ANNE NVEST . . Spring Term In addition to its regular Weekly meetings, the Zetetic Literary Society has sponsored a very successful dance and presented an exceedingly interesting Chapel program. They have Selected for production in June, 1934, the play, Arm: and the Man, by George Bernard Shaw. Page 138 Top ROZ01Bfl'ILLER, YVEHLING, REIAIAN, GODDARD, LIOOVER, NIANSELL, BATES, ANDERSON, STAFFORD BAKER, DAVIS, TAYLOR, PHIPPS, HALL, HORD, HITT. Second R0w1RANDLE, LAND, PESULA, NIITCHELL, SHANK, Cox, TAYLOR, MILLER, MARTIN, DODDS LEE, UNTHANK, RENSHAW, LAVVRECK, DEWVEES, GARLICH, KING, CHARLES, NOONER, CATES 1 1 7 DUNNING. Third ROW'-NIORGAN, MAKUI-I, CLAFLIN, GEIGER, SULLIVAN, BARR, BAKER, HAZEL, SISTLER, KNIGHT, GULLEY, BIICCREIGHT, LEXVIS, PHILLIPS, PENNINGTON, HENRY, RANDOLPH, CORIELL, WRIGHT RUSHING, BARTER. Bottom Row-SUNDERLAND, FINLEY, REEDER, SPILLER, STEVENSON, PEITHMAN, RICHARDS, ScHocK, BLUE, RfICLEAN, CRAIN, .lVIULKEY, VISE, XVILSON, NICLEAN, lVICCRACKEN, DAVENPORT, BAKER, YAEGER, HELNIRANIP. 7 XSOCRATIC LITERARY SOCIETY Organized 1875 PRESIDENTS CARL RENSHAW Fall and Winter Termf FRED DEARWORTH . . . . Spring Term The Socratic Literary Society in addition to its regular weekly meetings, has presented a Veryiinteresting chapel program. They have selected for production in June, 1934, the play, The Importance of Being Eegrneft, by Oscar Wilde. The play is a delightful comedy, and is expected to prove Very successful. Page 139 Top R0ZlJ1HOOVER,BIANSELL, NIORGAN, GRAv1as,BRuMMET, XVARREN, Sisx, Omis. Bottom Row-BALLANCE, Moss, BALDXVIN, Cizoss, HEALY, HALE. THE FORUM OFFICERS ALLEN GRAVES . . Prffidem JAMES BALDWIN . . . . Secretary HARRY Nloss . . Co1'reJpo11dz'1zg Secretary The menls debate club, composed of twenty-five members, has Weekly meetings devoted to public speaking and discussions. The club also engages in intercollegiate debates and in an annual debate with the Illinae. Page 140 Top Row-LOCKIE, BfIILLER, ETHERTON, SPILLEII, JONES. Bottom Row-SIMS, BERGER, KIIASCH, WOMBLE, RICHARDS, YOUNG. I L L I N A E OFFICERS .VIRGINIA SPILLER Prefident EVELYN MILLER . . Secretary The Women's debate club has weekly meetings devoted to discussions of important topics of the day. It also engages in inter- collegiate debates and in an annual debate with the Forum. Page I4I Top Row-KARRAKER, RANDOLPH, CRENSHAYV, TRIPP, NIAKUH, ERVIN, lVEILMUEXSTER, RIATHEXV, CI-IRISMAN, NVHITAKER. Second Row-PHILLIPS, XIVOMBLE, RUSSELL, DAVENPORT, DILLOWV, HENRY, PHILLIPS, SCHOCK, PEN- NINGTON, SMITH, IQIMPLER. Third ROZOTBOUCHER, SNYDER, JENKINS, BARGER, XICCONAGHIE, BRAEUTIOAM, BUTLER, GARDNER, CALLAWAY, FIELDS, RANDOLPH, PHILLIPS. Botlom Rvw-TAYLOR, SCOTT, XVRIGHT, GARDNER, CLIRD, BARR, HAFELI, ASTON, BAKER, RIASON, BARCROFT, ANDERSON, BAKER. LA REUNION GALLIQUE OFFICERS NIAURIE TAYLOR . . Prffident OLIVER KARRRXKER . Vice-Prefideut VIRGINIA SCOTT Secretary-Trfafurm' Nearly all the members of La Reunion Gallique are French students, many of Whom are French majors, however, the organi- zation is open to anyone in the college who desires membership. Programs are conducted in French, thus giving valuable practice in interpreting and speaking French. Page 142 Top Row-DoDDs, RVIGGINS, GRAVES, CALI-1215, KIAs. Second R020-FELTY, RANDOLPH, BAUDER, HEALY, SCHROEDER, XVRIGHT. Third Row-PHIPPS, XVILLIAMS, SCHNICKER, SIMIIIS, I'lICKS, BROXVN, TVIERWIN. Bottom Row-MCROY, ARNOLD, Scorr, FINLEY, HAYS, BfIULKEY, TIAVIPNEIQ. EDUCATION CLUB OFFICERS PAUL MCROY . . Proficient RICHARD ARNOLD Vice-Prerident ROBERT FINLEY . Secretary SAMUEL SCOTT . . Treafurfr The Education Club was organized in IQ3I by students and faculty members who have a vital interest in the subject of education. The purpose of the organi- zation is tO promote the cause of education by encouraging men of sound moral character and recognized ability to engage in the study of its principles and prob- lems. For the furtherance of the above purpose, the club shall emphasize among its members social intercourse, scholarly attainment, and professional idealsv. The membership is made up of faculty members interested in education, students with six semester hours of education, and active and inactive alumni. Page 143 Top R07Xl1R'IILLER, REED, PROVART, JACOBS, ALLEN, PROSSER, PUCKETT, BOND, COMPTON, SITTER, TRIPP. Second Row-MURRAY, RANDOLPH, LOSATER, HOOVER, GREEN, CEOYVER, FERRIL, PHILLIPS, BOZARTH, DAVIS, BOATRIGHT, BIQITCHELL. Tlzzrd Row-ALLEN, l'lUBBEL, SUNDERLAND, SCI-IMIDT, LEE, DARLING, OGDEN, REICHERT, NIARGRAVE, PHILLIPS, RANDOLPH, BOZARTH, DAVIS. Bottom Row-SI-IIELDS, HAEGELE, CORBILL, BRYANT, XVILLIAMS, MOLLIIAN, FARMER, BOXVERS, GEORGE, BEACH, SMITH, Moss, Moss. CHAMBER OF CQMMERCE OFFICERS VIRGINIPX SI-IIELDS . P1'zrid.evIt JOHN PIAEGELE . Vice-Prenfdevzt NAXONII CORBITT . Secretary-Treasurer The purpose of the Chamber of Commerce, organized in IQZQ, is to give training for commercial career to its members. These members are largely commerce students, although the organization is Open to any college student who is interested in commerce. Page 144 Top Row-PESULA, HESTAND, GILLMORE, SIMMS, VEACH, XVILSON, Fox, RASCHE, BflILLER, TOMLINSON Second Row-BORDEN, Woivucrc, TRIPP, REA, XIVISEHEART, BOZARTH, GHENT, WALKER, OGDEN, MARTIN, RRETT. BA Third R0w'BRYANT, HILEMAN, CATES, HUSEk'IAN, l'IAYS, SULLIVAN, BATES, WATSON, PIGOTT, RAPP. Bottom ROW-AUSTIN, HALL, BALDWIN, XVHISLER, HUGHES, LORE, DODDS, RAGSDALE, BIGGERSTAFF, CARTER, WILKINSON. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ' This year the Chamber of Commerce undertook a very interesting project. Two bus-loads of students journeyed to Saint Louis, Where they visited the Federal Reserve Bank, the Globe Democrat Building, and K.lVI.O.X. Students take a vital interest in these educational projects. Page 145 Pagz 146 Top R050-PESULA, CATES, DENNY, BOSKETT, LEYVIS, FIELDS, PENNINGTON. Bottom ROCU'-'lfVALDEN, IQELL, CURD, RUSSELL, l'lAXVLEY, BIILLER. POETRY CLUB OFFICERS CALLIE XVALDEN . . Prefidmzt IDA KELL . . Secretary-Treafurer The Poetry Club is an organization made up of young Women who are particularly interested in the lives and works of modern poets. Wleekly meetings devoted to the study of modern poetry are designed to develop in tlIe members a greater appreciation of poetry. Top Row-Sci-INICKER, EXNDERSON, WINKLER, l-licics, BEYER, A'lERVVIN, TYOUNG. Swami RUWQLANE, PKATHER, RENSHAYV, CUTLER, BARNES, NIADDOCK, STEARNS, RANDOLPH, BIBY. LATIN-AMERICAN CLUB OFFICERS LOWELL H1cKs . . Recording Secretary CLYDE NIADDOCK . . Trearurer The Latin-American Club, a new organization on the campus, is made up of students and faculty Who are interested in the past and present conditions of the Latin American countries. An inter- esting addition to the regular meetings of the club was a dinner party during the Winter term to which guests were invited. Page 147 Top Row-SVVPER, GRAVES, K1EEER, NIARBERRY, SCHNICKER, LOCKIE, EVANS. Second Row-SCOBY, BROXVN, BERRY, JARNELL, ANDERSON, REA, OBERTO, BAILEY, SMITH. Bottom Row-FINLEY, SCOTT, MCROY, VVHISLER, TRIPP, BLETTE. SCIENCE CLUB GFFICERS hfliss ANNEMARIE IQRAUSE . . Prefident MR. PIENRY SCI-IROEDER . Vice-Prefidmzz Miss CHARLOTTE ZIMMERSCHIED . Secretary The Science Club encourages experimental investigation and extensive scientihc reading. The organization also presents a series of programs in connection with all phases of scientific research, thus enabling students to become acquainted with all phases of scientific progress. Page 148 Top Row-DEASON, HEININGER, MORAWSKI, I-XNDERSON, MAIlKUS, I-loLsHoUsE11, SCHILLING, SMITH BRETSCH, JARRELL. Second R0w'RANISEY, DICKSON, TREECE, TREECE, ETHERTON, BREMER. Third Row-BERRY, LOCKIE, CLYMORE, HATHAWAY, PEARCE, NVEISS, EATON. Bozlom R020-STEAGALL, GKAVES, BXIOORMAN, OBERTO, Kms, STEIN. LENS AND SCALPEL OFFICERS ALLEN GRAVES . . Prefiafent HOWARD MOORMAN . Vice-Prefident IRMA OBERTO . . . Secretary NELSON Kms . Program Chairman Mlss HILDA STEIN . . . Spomor - DR. NIARY Nl. STEAGALL Sjoomor The Lens and Scalpel, the Zoological society, holds fortnightly meetings at which very able persons deliver addresses upon sub- jects particularly interesting to those concerned With Zoological subjects. Page 149 Top Row-BREMER, KELIP, GREGORY, GOAD, FARLOW, K-IAYNE, OTEY, BOYLE, REEDER, KIARGRAVE. Second R030-REIMAN, BUELL, XVILSON, HALL, EATON, CERADY, Cox, BEsANT, AIADDOCK, lvl-IITLOCK, CUTLER, CASPER, NEYVLIAN, COLEMAN, l'lARRIS, WRIGHT. Third R020-RflClNTOSH, ETHERIDGE, SCOTT, MATTIIES, DILL, TI-IRAILRILL, SNYDER, BARR, STONE, lVlISKELL, NIILLER, Cox, SIIIELDS, KIEFER. Bottom Row-RAMSEY, HOPKINS, GOOD, HALL, SVOIXIBLE, VEACI-I, BRAIILET, JONES, HALL, HORD, LOGAN, hfIILES, MCCORD, IQRAPPE, XICLEAN. ORCHESTRA NIR. DAVID S. NICINTOSH Director MRS. JULIA SCOTT . Concert M1':trefJ The orchestra, organized in IQI4, is a valuable asset to the S.I.T.C. All members of the Orchestra are well qualified for the positions which they hold. Selections from the Orchestra are a much appreciated addition to Chapel programs and to special programs given by the different organizations of the school. Page 150 .zua.....a......, Top Row-CRIM, FARLOW, PI-IILLIPS, IRIIATHIS, GREGORY, BISHOP, DAVISON, SYEERT, CASPER, JAMES, WAKEFORD, RAGLAND. Serond Row-WVRIGIIT, HART, HARTLEY, TREECE, I'lAUN, WVILLIS, YVILLIS, ATWOOD, WI-IITLOCK, MILLER, HEININGER, ARMS, PETERSON, KIEFER. Third Row-WILKINSON, GRADY, HAFELI, WILSON, MORRIS, SMITH, K.RUGl-IOFF, LISENBY, Fox, SCOTT, MCLEAN, MCLEAN, LEMONS, HESTAND. Bottom Row-Cox, YOUNG, WATSON, LYNN, KEMP, LOUNSEURY, GOAD, ANDERSON, BARRETT, NIILLER, CUTLER, MADDOCI4, THRASHER, NEWTON, MARGRAVE. BAND I MR. 'WENDELL MARGRAVE . Director GLENN MATHIS Drum .Major The band, organized in 1915, presents a Chapel program each Tuesday and plays for all athletic games and at special functions such as the Homecoming Parade. During Commencement Week, the band presents an open-air concert. Page 151 I I :QI II Q. II .I ,N V III II I QI -II III III I III :II I I I I I II QI II ,, III III I I. I4 lv II II I I I I 1. II II II II I. I I, I I I I I 'I II I I II' I3 ll. I ,I I I II X. I I I I I I I I Top Row-Cox, VVVILLIS, XKVAKEFORD, LAY, STRAUE, FINLEY, CASPER, NEVVMAN, HAUN, LMIEERT NIITCHELL, XVILLIS. Second Raw-LYNN, BAILEY, GRAVES, NIAKUI-I, EBBS, LAUTON, XVINKLEMEYER, PARKS, AIOORE HARPER, SLOAN, CORZINE, BARKER, BJITCHELL. Third R0ZU1A'IClNTOSH, RUPPERT, PE1'I'I-IMAN, AICCORMICK, SILKXVOOD, BARGER, EAKER, JACKSON CI-IRISMAN, BooIxIER, SMITI-I, CHRISTY. Bottom Row-ASTON, HAZEL, FULENNVIDER, DUDLEY, FRALEY, STEVENSON, SPANN, FANER, WILLIAMS XKVHITLOCK, BROCK. MACDOXNELL CLUB h-IR. DAVID lXflCINTosH , . Director The NlacDowell Club is a choral club with membership of twenty-four. The most important performance of the hfIacDowell Club this year was the impressive performance at Christmas time of George Frederick Handells Mefriah. Another musical event of the year was a concert presented by the hlacDowell Club and the Grchestra. Page I 52 Top ROM-'NlILLER, HENSON, BALLANCE, FRENCH, OHMS, NIOROAN, GOAD, STRAUB, EDMUNDSON, SKINNER, MATHEWS, CHENOKVETH, IANDERSON, GRAVES, BRECKENRIDGE, BULES, BARRET, hfIUEL- LER. Second R0w1RANDLE, WEST, ZHOVVELLS, SITES, SITES, BAUNIANN, BOVINET, BXIITCHELL, SWOFFORD, DICKEY, LOUNSBURY, HUITT, SIITCHELL, SISTLER, SMITH, PERRINE, VEACH, PENNINGTON, KUNZE, BOYLE. Third Row-BOYLE, GANGLE, LAYVEREYCE, XVOODS, VICK, LEIB, LINDSEY, JACKSON, JONES, RAGSDALE, CURB, BROVVN, BATSON, KNOBELOCH, CALLAWAY, VVHITLOCK, IQING. Bottom ROM-HITT, COMSTOCK, NOEL, SILKVVOOD, DUDLEY, EAIQER, ASTON, BAKER, SCOTT, VVYMAN, IVIADDEN, FISHER, ROBINSON, A ICKENNING, HARTLEX', SPIRES, KIMPLER, BROCK. STRUT AND FRET OFFICERS HENRY HITT . . Prffident FRANCES NOEL . . Vice-Prefident FREDERICH COMSTOCK . Secretary-Treasurer The dramatic club Of S.I.T,C. was Organized in IQI4. Any student in college who is interested in any phase Of dramatic art may attend the meetings. Strut and Fret has charge of the Homecoming entertainment, which in 1933 Was AZZU Fair, a truly bright and Original revue, with the Century Of Progress Exposition as a background. The play was entirely a product Of S.I.T.C. talent. . Page I53 Top Row-ALGEE, BAKER, CALDXN'ELL, DOUGLAS, XYALKER, PARRAN, SNOW, BIARGRAVE. Second Row-RATCLIFFE, BELL, NELSON, RUSSELL. Third Row-CRIM, NIONTJOY, DUNCAN, BROXVN, FUGATE. Bottom R0w1KELLY, XVALKER, LEXVIS, FULLER. NELSON. RUSSELL. ROLAND HAYES CLUB MR. XKVENDEL NIARGRAVE . Director CAROL FUGATE . fIcco'mpzzn1Qfz The Roland Hayes Club was organized in IQ29 as a choral club for negro students. This year the club has presented several entertaining Chapel programs, the most important being the one commemorating Lincoln's birthday. Page I54 Top ROM-RATCLIFFE, TAYLOR, IXITCBRIDE, NELSON, XIVALKER, WVYATT, VVRIGHT, CALDWVELL, MCCOR- KEL, DUNCUN, FARRIS. Second ROW-RUSSELL, DOUGLAS, BAKER, KELLEY, RATCLIFFE, PENN, MONTJOY, FULLER, BROWN, Foxx, FLOWERS, QUIGLEY, LANGFORD. Bottom ROW-HIGGINS, CRIM, ALGEE, NELSON, BELL, JONES, PARRAN, XKVALKER, MANSFIELD, RUSSELL, STAFFORD, LEWIS, LOGAN, SNOW. DUNBAR SOCIETY OFFICERS RODNEY HIGGINS . Prefidmt DUELMAR ALGEE . . Vice-Prerident VIOLA CRIM . . . Secretary MAGGIE NELSON . . Afriftant Secretary JESSE BELL . . Treafurer JERROLD PARRAN . . Sergeant-at-Army JOHN MANSFIELD . . Barium: Manager GEORGE STAFFORD . . journalist The Dunbar Society, organized in 1925, is a literary Society for negro Students. Pagf 155 I Top Row-O'MALLEY, REEVES, GRAY, RIITCI-IELL, Moommx. Second R0'w'HUNTE1i, DEVOR, LEMONS, PAREDNIS, PARRAN, ANDERSOX. Bottom Row-BERTONI, Nloizawsxi, XNOLFINBARGER, BROWN, DAWSON, W IMBERLY. I CLUB OFFICERS HERBERT BRICKER PTEJ1.df7Zf LOUIS BERTONI . Secretary The IH Club offers membership to any athlete who has won a letter in football, basketball, or track, and to the head athletic manager. The qualification for an emblem consists of three letters in one sport. Page 156 Top Row-BROHMAN, RqCCUE, BEAN, KUNZE, lVIERZ, SEED, KRUGHOFF. Second Row-BEACH, YAEGER, PETERSON, SPAULDING, HARRISON, l'lEMINGl-IAUS, BUTLER, BROCK. Tfmd RUw'TOWERY, FREIHEIT, GOOD, GURLEY, CORLIS, IQAMSAY, FULLMER. ' Fourth Row-HUBBARD, BOYLE, NOONER, LENHARDT, BODENBACH, LYONS, SLOAN, CoGs1Ns, STUMPE, CUMMINGS. Bottom Row-KNOBELOCH, COPELAND, DUDLEY, EAKER, SMITH, GOEDDEL, GEBHARD, HANKLA, JEN- NINGS, HETHERINGTON, HUETING. ANTHONY HALL Anthony Hall, the Women's dormitory, is designed to house seventy-two students. It is a most attractive residence hall, of which Nliss Mary Crawford is the faculty head. Here the effort is made to make life as homelike as possible and to give the students opportunities for social experience, groups are allowed to enter- tain at dinner, tea, or cards, and the Hall as a Whole gives occasional dances. Further, the Hall participates in Homecoming and other activities as an organized house. . Page 157 Top R070-STEIN, GURLEY, PIENLEY, GROHAIAN, XYAEGER, FILEIHEIT, I'IETHERIXGTON, BOSKETT, GAR LICH. Bottom Row-MCCUE, SMITH, GOEDDEL, KUNZE, DAVENPORT, PEITHAIAN, POWELL. LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OFFICERS ELIZABETH SMITH President ROSA LIE GURLEY Secretary The purpose of the League of 'Women Voters, 0116 of the Y.'W. CA. study groups, is to create an interest in problems and govern- ment ofthe present day. The organization is definitely non-partisan. Page 158 Top Row-SMITH, GRUBB, STUMPF, IMIUELLER, XIVINTERS, Cox, IQUNZE, FORBES, ARMES, SPILLER, NIILLER, LEWIS. Second Row-YVOMICR, BRADLEY, AIKEN, HENLEY, DILLOVV, TRIPP, GOETTING, BAKER, EDMONDS, BOSTIAN, HAINIILTON, FARENHILL, RVILLIAMS, TURNER, DAVIS, BROVVN, STORY, BELTZ. 1 Third Row-GURLEY, IXIIANNEN, LEMONS, NIUNDELL, MILLER, BLUM, ROBERTS, CORBITT, GUNTER, BRAEUTIGAM, NAST, HUGHES, KIMPLER, KUHN, ANGLE, CROh'IEANS, ROBINSON, RZIILLER. Bottom Row-CUMMINGS, TAYLOR, JONES, GOEDDEL, SMITH, I'IALE, KUGLER, BATES, HUETING, Cox, PENNINGTON, PHILLIPS, DUNNING, ROWE, GALENSKIE, SPAULDING, STARK, NOLLAU, WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS MARGARET A. CUMMINGS . President MAURIE TAYLOR . . Vice-Peefidenz BETTY JONES . S ecremry CLARA GOEDDEL . . Treafurer The W.A.A. was Organized in 1927. The Organization has charge Of all Womerfs intramural athletics and sponsors the pro- duction Of the Spring Festival. Nlembership pre-requisite is One hundred points in extra-curricular athletics. Page I59 Top ROW-COPPLE, GILL, BARTIMUS, EBELING, XVOODROME, XVILLIAMS. Second ROw'LAIRD, SANGER, WACHTEII, TRIPP, DILLONV, WOLIICK. Third R020-IAIKEN, MANNEN, SISTLER, SULLIVAN, HOWARD, Evrrrs, Cox. Boitom Row-CHASE, Goon, ALTLIANSBIZRGER, XVILSON, HUGHES, KIA-IPLER, BLUE, STURM, COURTXEY PEP CLUB OFFICERS CECIL GOAD . . Praridenz KERMIT K. CHASE . . Vice-Przfidenz NIARIA ALTNIANSBERGER Secretary- Trfafurer The purpose ofthe Pep Club, which was founded in 1931, is to organize and lead the cheering at gatherings of college students, for which purpose a special section of the bleachers is reserved for the Club. Pagr 160 N I Top ROZ0'HEATEN, HASTIE, GODDARD, CI-IASE, EBELING, TALBEIQT, IXRNDT, IVIILLS, ROEISON. Second Row-PATTERSON, DUNN, B4EADOVVS, CREED, SCHVVARM, Moss, HARDIN, TRIMBLE, PUCKETT, VAUGHN. Third Row-BELL, DILLOW, BARTIMUS, DAVIDSON, WEAVER, DUNN, NIUCKELROY, POTTORFF, MARTIN. Bottom Row-SCHNICKER, MARTIN, SAMFORD, LOVE, CULLEY, BROWN, SITTER, LCICCLARREN, WISE. AGRICULTURAL CLUB OFFICERS OSCAR SCHNICKER . Prefidmt LEE MARTIN . Vine-Preficient GRACE HALL S ecretary- Treamrev' The Agricultural Club is a departmental organization organized in IQI3 to create an interest in modern and advanced farming tech- nique. Its subjects for Study are Soils, crops, livestock, orcharding, and any other subject relative to life and conditions in rural Sections. Page 161 El Top Row-Cox, BELL, SCHMIDT, READ, DAVIS, RICHARDSON, IQELL, BARRETT, CUTLER, BRARILET, UNTPIANK. Second R010-GREENXVALT, IRAMSEY, RITILLS, GARRISON, SANDERS, BUNDY, ROSS, SITTER, HALE, TREECE, IQUEHN, DAVENPORT, PIILEMAN. Third Row-BARGER, GEICEIK, BAKER, GILL, HARRISON, CRENSHAYX', RIADDOCK, TRIPP, SUNDERLAND, GREENLEE, GRADY, SEIBERT, XVAKEFORD, I'IITT. Bottom Row-BOOMER, FINLEY, DAVISON, DODDS, MCROY, SANFORD, BOVINET, KIILLER, BALDXVIN, TREECE, HEALY, LAMBERT, LEMONS, COMPTON, PARDEE. Y. M. C. A. OFFICERS ROBERT FINLEY . Prefidem GORDON DODDS Secremry The Y.Nl.C.A. was organized for the purpose of being 2lI1l1'1lClL1SI1CC in the development of good men and good citizens. Regular meet- ings are held each week. Page 162 Top Row-PHILLIPS, MOSS, TQIRBY, THOXVARD, EVITTS, GEORGE, NTILLS, LENIONS, PENNINGTON, HENLEY, LEWIS, STUMPF, WISEHEART, RANDLE, BUTLER, SMITH. Second Row-STEERS, VVAGLEY, RUPPERT, THIQAILKILL, PHILLIPS, LEVVIS, SMITI-I, GOEDDEL, FREIHEIT, KUNZE, HETPIERINGTON, GARLICH, PEITHMAN, CUMMINGS, HEMINGIIAUS, GEEI-IARD, SULLIVAN. Third Row-NICOLAIDES, FIELDS, GURLEY, MANNEN, HENRY, BRAEUTIGAM, NAST, FTUETING, DAVEN- PORT, POVVELLS, KARANDO, VVALDEN, NOLLAU, PTANKLA, JENNINGS, TVTOORE. Bottom Row-STEVENSON, BOOMER, ROSKETT, IATYVELL, RJCCUE, ETHERTON, DAVIDSON, TQEEL, SPANN, MILLER, HALLEY, MCCARTER, SCHOCK, COX, STRUM, SMITH. Y . W . C . A . OFFICERS ' VIRGINIA HUETING . Prefident ELEANOR ETHERTON Vice-Prefialent VIRGINIA STUMPF Program Chairman AILEEN MCCUE Treamrer RUTH NAST . Secretary The Y.W.C.A., organized in 1876, is a vital part of the Social life of S.I.T.C. The organization Sponsors the League of Women Voters and the Poetry Club and operates a candy counter and a book exchange. The proceeds from the candy Sales are used in flnancing local delegates in their representation at the annual conference at Lake Geneva. Page 163 Top ROCU'SLOAN, Donns, OTEY, REEDER, PHILLIPS, RUDE. Bottom R050-IXNGLE, Eisss, MAY, SI-IIELDS, BALDXVIN, PARKS, JENT. B . S . U . C O U N C T L OFFICERS OLIVER SHIELDS . . Preridmzt JAMES BALDWIN . . Vice-Prefidevzt STANLEY NTYERS Secretary- Trearzzrer The Baptist Student Union Council sponsors the Noon-Day Prayer Group, which meets in the Strut and Fret room, the B.Y. P.U.g and the Baptist Young lVornen's Association. The B.S.U. Council has endeavored this year to make it financially possible to send ten delegates to The Summer Retreat at Ridgecraft, North Carolina. The organization has fortnightly meetings. Page 164 Top Row-SHIELDS, GRAVES, RoE1soN, HAPXDIN, THOAIPSON, B,xLDw1N, EARNHART. Stroud R0w1NIINGS, 1-IAYS, CRENSHAXV, OTEY', PHILLIPS, RANI7OLPIi, I'IARTLEY, NICKLINNEY, RUDE. Third Row-HAYS, SPILLER, PHILLIPS, llvrrrs, HOWARD, FIARVEY, VVILSON, EVELAND, NICLAIN, AICLAIN. Boltom Row-QIENT, RUSSELL, PARKS, CORIELL, BARDMAS, SHIELDS, Moss, ANGLE, BROYVN, CAMPBELL. NOONDAY PRAYER GRGUP REV. O. XV. SHIELDS, OH'x1CiE1T1i11g This organization is a non-sectarian group which meets daily at noon for a period of flfteen minutes. As a part of the World-Wide Movement, this organization observes the 'Week of Prayer. Pagf 165 Top Row-H12M1Nci-mms,KUNzE,WAc1-HER, KNOBELOCH, BODENBACH. Second ROMWSAIALLENBERGER, GOEDDEL, IXAESTNER, l'lUETlNG, Lizxnixurrr. Bodom Row-'WrzL1,Por'r, BOSTIAN, STROTHMANN, lsnziuvoon, Sms, XOLLALY. EVANGELICAL CLUB OFFICERS ALICE WELLPOT . . Prerident ELSIE STROTHMANN IXZICE-P7'KJ'fdK7Zf IQATHRYN BOSTIAN . Serretary-Treamrer The Evangelical Club meets once a month to discuss and study the various religious sects. Often a minister addresses the club, and social meetings form a part of the Club's program. Page I66 Professional Fraternities M U T A U P I journalistic Fraternity OFFICERS MARY ELLEN WOODS . . . , . . Prefidmt HAZEL TOWERY . . . . Vice-Przfident AUBREY LAND . . Secretary XVILLIAM RUSHING ...... Treafurfr Page 168 Top Row-NVOODS, TOWERY, TAYLOR. Sfcond Row-STROTHMANN, RUSHING, NOEL, MERZ. Third Row-LAND, I'IILL, GANGLE, EVETT. Bot1fomRow-EATON, BAKER, BEYER, POWER. KAPPA PHI KAPPA Educational Fraternity OFFICERS PAUL MCROY . . . . . Prefident RICHARD ARNOLD ' Vice-Prefidenz ROBERT FINLEY . , Sgcrgmry SAMUEL SCOTT . , , Trggzyztrgr BRUCE W. NIERWIN .... Faculty Spomor Top ROW-MERWVIN, WVARREN, Kms, YOUNG, VVRIGHT. Second ROZU-THALNIAN, MULKEY, STEARNS, SCOTT, SCHROEDER. Third ROZU'-HAMPLEh'IAN, HALL, I'IEALY, HAYS, WILLIANIS. Fourth Row-NICROY, GRAVES, FURR, FINLEY, FELTY. Bottom Row-BRICKER, BRACEWELL, BOYLE, Cox, I-XRNOLD. Y Page 169 RICHARD ARNOLD, 1, W. NECKERS, T. W. ABBOT, K. VANLENTE, LOYVELL Hlcxs. C H E M E K A Chemistry Fraternity Chemeka was organized in 1932 as a fraternity to promote scien- tific thought and good fellowship. hlembership includes OI1lj students who have completed thirty-six quarter-hours of Chemistry Page I70 S I G M A P H I M U Pre-Nledical Fraternity OFFICERS VERNON ANDERSON . . Prerident JACK TAYLOR . . Vice-Przfidem VAUGHN DAVISON . Secremry-Trearwer Sigma Phi Nlu is a pre-medical fraternity, the aim Of which is to form an understanding of the requirements of the medical school. Fortnightly meetings are devoted to talks and discussions concerning medical subjects. Top Row-EATON, DAVISON, CROSS, ANDERSON, GAINES, HOLSHOUSER. Bottom Row-BROWN, FOX, AQILLER, SCHNICKER, TAYLOR. Page I7I Social Fraternities 1 Wf D I3 L T A S Organized IQI4 IGMA i' ' KH, WQQX ERS X! ki ,I rx-If '-ff-If-?1:.mg.I,.'z . 1 , ,--.,m-ww--qi 'Q' ' w,qL-g:- fzzf:--,Sh L1-H! 3.-I r-. ,' f--'vlfl'-'41 M W 5, 55011:-,ggc, ' - ,cp-21:53 FA ' Q , '.:f,:t.i:,'- ,-ivzw' -,, - ISF2T.i7fG:' . 1-'FS-iii E I . fil: g.1'iE 12- w L-I 25 I Iiflvkgw, 5, 33194 ,- :gf- .--wyi, Ta , fykgi-f -mum-1' Q N' 2 ,I Aw A 'Mfg-411:,.., iw' ciwflxvi'-ZEGQW 'berssbzliswwswzff4:a:xi'GAm ,I RHODA NIEE BAKER . HELEN DOLLINS . LUCILLE CHRISMAN VIRGINIA SCOTT . ' JULIA JACKSON . OFFICERS WFP? EPSILON Alpha Delta Chapter. 1928 . . Prffident . Vice-Przficifnt . Rfcording Sffretary . . . Trfafurfr Correfpondmg Secretary Top ROWTALWOOD, PVILSON, XVYMAN, XVRIGHT, WOODS, XVICK, TIIOUSDALE. Second Row-TAYLOR, SVVOFFORD, STROTHMANN, STEIN, SMALLENBERGER, SILKXVOOD. Third Row-SCOTT, RAGSDALE, PHILLIPS, PETERSON, PATTERSON, OEHM. Botzom ROWQNAUMAN A'ICELHATTAN MCCORMICK NIULLINS. Z 5 4 Pagf 174 uf' ffyfiif In AVO I f V Mj1' y Wm Bmw WM ff: 8,42 ? +4 if' 'P f7 'I ,,,,-,4,f I fivnf ' f ' ' yfvuf ,Z f-1,710 g1fyf1Aj,,-'C' ,Af L . Q PV V7 j l CL0 -4-Q QV fpeg! 1 J-ickiar' fl,-eff .W . P J Mu' fy 0f,,g,!-qi if f14? L J '-L Q PM-'LPA Q ' 'F jx y A ,fff glypcf Y DELTA SIGMA . ' w :'A'2:-go., A EW. If , g I N , 2-LH PYXK I ' N- ., 3 wf? . 7 .. -' ' ii - ' .. , ' L I r h Tn 3 , ix -. 1 mm lll 5: 3 ff ? EEF' I ' Y' , ' . ' f il-55 .q 4 14- 1 1-1-3 :,3Ly,, : ug! ,- rg X ,- ff.. .lf'?- ' V ' 3715 -'L' 75- 'Salim Q if , 0.9 s . - IF J. , Q ' , ,ff ' f' if -' . C61 . -- 'K -. .f A' idk, ' ,-- ,- ' A 'E-2 V' EPSILON Top Row-HUGHES, HUECKEL, HOWELLS, HARRIS, HARREL, DOLLINS. Second Row-DILL, CURD, COURTNEY, COLTMAN, CHRISMAN, CAVELIA. Third Row-BURKHART, BROWN, BOWYER, BAKER, ISHERWOOD, RCIARTIN. Bottom Row-LOCKIE, LENTZ, KELLEY, KELL, JONES, JACKSON. Page 175 SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA Organized 1903 Alpha Nu Chapter, 1931 OFFICERS NIARY ISABEL CAMPBELL . . P1'E57:Li67Zf IVIAURINE GUM . . . Vice-Prefident BARBARA JANE SCOTT . , Rfcording Szcretary EULA NIAE XVILLIAMS . . . . Treafurer ELSIE FANER . . . Comefpondialg Sfcrezary J? 1 lv? fl'-535331iii?5f'5f5'-Qf3fi'QVlL5 919 1 1 LA A A .Qi if Ff ffilsazkfi Top Row-PETERSON, MUZZEY, MOORE, ULSONIER, SCOTT, SCHREMP. Srromi Row-LINDSEY, LEIB, LAXVERENCE, JACK, HUITT. Bottom Row-GUM, FEIRICH, FAYVCETT, WVILLIAMS, XNATSON. Page 176 SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA 9 f ,fm ' 1 ef' f , rn- , 4,29 lt' 114 .ff fgfg' X rd' K ix Q5 E1EIE2HHE'IH fp .. ? ,I '52 16214 ' if-.5q., Fil fi ,V N ' - . . 3:-ef.: ?'2?i fLfI4 ,' ,Z L. 4 X :5i'5?fi 'f: ' A ' L ' l p? .,--- . -. ' 1 Y - --s ' I Z.-' '- fm eiifg -2' : 3 5 3 J.-.. it .- ':f -I - I c I , ,L vi - 945' 'I 1 -1 E:-31 ' fx E .- ' I Z I I Q-A 'V 1' 'f A -L 'f-. she SYS iif:-1 -, - ,I .-.grfssgigi V' El: , i?: ' XP ' . ,.,- :- aYka,gy53:+'p+E-'Saas '.' l,5.7,,4 Fifi T,: ' ' ' L- 3 'fi-.lies iiizaifivp igplfff' Q - -1 TW- 5' I cl g1 fa:.5:ehHT -9 !g-gif? Vi - 1 ., Q ?-ZZ .: 529:52 L:i:5iEuhsr Ally 2 , -1 5' l f : fi 4 f 11 z' E .:. +,'-- --.:,..1 1+ is 2 w vw! ' r 2 JL -nfs-ffrfwff :W JfEi .'?b I FMP' A - If fi . - 2 l,4 ... ... ., , .. .. 4- . L...-s m , Nj up Q :.,,,,f,-id,.,..,--- ,rn-:,L-..., , ,,,,, up- -Lg. ' -3,4 -5 1' 'L-31 5 i f .v ,x fy Q -1 A pi . 1- , A-. H . ' fl-A , V if, 3',,iA 1 , , fu 15 AID , ' ' 4 ' I Q ' X , ff f 5 'stiff I nuBf:l1'fmI3I 11 l A-' Z3 z ' Af 152 I ff., f f fziff J44LafM'6e.kJ0 ' 4 1 1 , Y Qt KA ' 7 Top Row-SMITH, SINNOTT, FANER, FANER, ECHOLS, DICKEY. f Serond Row-CARTER, CAMPBELL, CAMPBELL, BOOMER, BELL. mf' ur Bottom Row-BATSON, BAKER, AUSTIN, ARNOLD, AIKMAN. KWIQX W W J Paef 177 MW Q 1 ' l if My WW1 , ZMKAYMKMAAA CHI DELTA CHI VVILLIAM RUSHING HARRISON EATON EDWARD AXIITCHELL JACK GRANAXU . HENRY HITT . -. I.. Organized 1932 GU 5 I 1 :Wx F KG ! v RK :I ff'eLa,., f A OFFICERS . Prffidzvzt . Vice-Prefident Rzcording Secretary . . Treasurer Corre5po11di1zg Secretary Page I78 Top Row-EDMUNDSON, BEYER, SMITH, PERKS. Sfrovzzi ROZOLNIOORMAN, ALLEN, LOUNSBURY, RUSI-IING, HIITCHELL. Bottom R020-GRANAU, IKIAS, I'IILL,HEINZAIAN, GANGLE. CHI DELTA CHI ' f 1 4 ' .a Vffff- 2 2 , -7? ug wf-'izifl' ld-1 5114? 5 si ' ff ,mq,,f. H4111 , - - 5 A . 'i 55 2 fa A QV . 'i7,'2'a' ? ii' -A -2 1 I' ' . C -? 1!!!:..:l!ll ?'l M -1,533 f f' ,. f 5 J M 4 .: 'i'- A WJ ? Lg, 1 -W .,...,,, ,, ,.Q. ,,,. T f'fff,' ,,,g'.':,2 Top Row-MITCHELL, EVETT, EATON, DENHAM. Srcond Row-COURTNEY, COMSTOCK, BOVINET, BISHOP, BERRY. Bottom ROW'-HOL'IAN, HITT, BROWN, RICHAIKDSON, MORGAN. Pagf I79 KAPPA DELTA ALPHA AUBREY LAND . ROLLO XNINKLEMEYER RICHARD HAMPLEMAN DONALD CLAFLIN . FRANK EVANS 5: .-J. Grganized 193 3 : - .v r xr. Q e vw 41, Q rm - .gif ,N XX R '4 if Ng - . ,.,, - A -L .. -bf ,, Seem' : OFFICERS . President . Vice-Prefident . Rfcording Szcretary . . Trfafurer Corre:po1zdi1zg Secrfiary Page 180 Top Row-CHASE, BOYLE, BRUMMIQT, CROSS, EVANS. FANER. Boltom Row-FxNLEY, GEIGER, PIAMPLEMAN, PIARRISON, PIEMMER, LAND. KAPPA DELTA ALPHA f12',.1ij12.144- - - ya- Mega: ,- ,Q -.,-1413, , ' , ' -, Q rf:-asf 31,-Ng '--4314? .. :Ly 55 -- Eg M, ' -' xiii' 15. I. -1 4q2i?2?f 5 E V - ff' - +G ,. . . X N-Q-.,,, ,Q.1'l1, J fi ' E4 3 TP wli9741f '5I 1 :2 ll ,is 4 2 ? m - 1' 22. 5 5 - 'Mfg g- ' 4,29 U, ,LK .gi g 1 I 44 ff Ag : ,,-L-W L W. '-:ff 2- , 1 ' 5 I-, mf.: -'T ll ? -' . , 'A gl ? 'ki f...f.5 ' E-I ' 712 Il L 12, .fl ' - A z -as .2122 1 513 . 3. , 1 f 12955 ET ' 3 5: m m jg: fl - V f L Eg, . ip,f:'f1 9 , wig + '- w - Qlfiv if - - 2715151 Top Row-LINGLE, LOVE, EVIATHEWS, PATTERSON, RANDLE, RASCHE. Bolzom Row-SCHNICKER, SWOFFORD, WINKLENIEYER, CLAFLIN, PROSSER. 1 Page 181 PANHAELLENIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS RHODA MAE BAKER . . . President NIARY ISABEL CAMPBELL . Recording Secretary ELSIE STROTHMANN . Correrpomiirig Secretary ELSIE FANER . Treasurer The Panhellenic Association serves as a meeting ground for all questions arising concerning sorority ethics and rules. Both the Delta Sigma Epsilon and the Sigma Sigma Sigma sororities are represented and are advised by the Pan- hellenic sponsor, Dean Lucy K. YVoody. Top Row-MAURINE GUM, ELSIE STROTHMANN. Bottom R0ZU1ELSIEFANER,I'lELEN DOLLINS, h'IARY ISABEL CAMPBELL, RHODA AflAE BAKER. Page I82 INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL OFFICERS HENRY HITT . . Chairman HAROLD LINGLE . . Recording Secretary The Inter-Fraternity Council is a body to which are referred questions' involving fraternity rnles and ethics. Top ROW-RICHARD L. BEYER, ROBERT D. FANER, I'IENRY HITT, I'IAROLD LINGLE. Bottom Row-NELSON Kms, DONALD BRUMMET, WILLIANI RUSHING, IXUBREY LAND, Page 183 6 ...+- - g tk ' K ---'w 1 b- V!! XY - Y 5' ll A . e , QQ iii if X 'V Zow Nw U 5 ' H fy 7 X :mini yy 'yulllf' I r V' KK 'Nh N In ' gm lfglll' 3 X ' AQ ' f X ll . - X u ll' rr 'IDI' X X -L -M ., ,J-f' lem I X wmdlm? Iavvdf MMU! 3? 5 A ' A ll 'i3':-I , ,f .- M ,W I 'gg :I -L 1 Sw ,,, , I Jw f P M I :X vxxllfh H-D ' A 'Q-x ,gil A X S, Y my N W 1 f . Q ' . Q'ffl' f Zn ' TYR '--' ' 7 xl - H A an 53 ? aafsmmsm I-ILETIC CAPTAIN WILLIAM MCANDREW Director of Athleticx L5 1 Page I85 5, QX V 1 COACH XTINCENT D1 CQIOVANNA jlizzm' Sporff COACH, LELAND P. LINGLE Tm ck Page 186 Football S.I.T.C S.I.T.C S.I.T.C S.I.T.C. . .. . .... . O FOOTBALL, 1933 Murray Teachers ..... . o Cape .,.........,. . . . . 45 Macomb Teachers . o NIcKendree ...... . . . RALPH DAVISON Johnston City, Illinois Co-Captain, 1933 Page ISS Louis BERTONI Buckner, Illinois Co-Captain, 1933 LYNN'HoLDER Carbondale, Illinois I3 o o 13 Qu arter Back Three years End Three years Half Back Three years S.I.T.C. ,... S.I.T.C S.I.T.C S.I.T.C S.I.T.C Tackle Two years Full Back Two years Center Two fears FOOTBALL, 1933 . o Normal . . . . 2 Shurtleff .... . 9 Cape .... . . I9 Charleston . . . . I3 DeKalb ... XKVILLIAM NIORAWSKI Christopher, Illinois ARLIE WOLFINBARGER Carterville, Illinois RUSSELL EMERY Carterville, Illinois Page 189 Page 190 HOWARD MOORMAN End Christopher, Illinois Two years JOHN KNASH End VVest Frankfort, Illinois Two years C I oi fo' Lv' ,A Q' 4 V' fl 05 9' do cf ' -x' Y' 9'-r 'yo' -Jo, 0 1 v 169 Qnipqgdf- on db- iz N P A JIAMEZ GRAY!! End Collinsville, Illinois Two years EMIL XVIGGINS Guard Carbondale, Illinois Three years End Two years Tackle TWO years Guard TWO years Quarter Back TWO years CHARLES PATTERSON Harrisburg, Illinois EVERETT FOX Christopher, Illinois LEO HUNTER Carbondale, Illinois ROBERT SMITH Carbondale, Illinois Page IQI Page IQ2 HERBERT BRICKER Carbondale, Illinois JOHN B. FRANKS Harrisburg, Illinois BfIIC,HAEL LENICH Kankakee, Illinois JAMES CYNIALLEY Fairfield, Illinois Tackle Two years Half Back One year Quarter Back Two years Tackle Two years Tackle Two years End One year Half Back One year Guard One year 1. ROBERT BERRY Carbondale, Illinois PAUL FEGLEY I-Iurst-Bush, Illinois ED GHENT Harrisburg, Illinois DWAIN ARNDT Centralia, Illinois Pagf IQ3 Y Pagr 194 CLIFFORD DEVOR Dowell, Illinois MORRIS I-IEIDERSCHEID -lerseyville, Illinois GLENN DEASON Carbondale, Illinois VVILLIAM PRINDLE Benton, Illinois Half Back Two years Full Back One year I-Ialf Back Two years Tackle One year Guard Three years l Manager Asst. Manager ROBERT REEVES Carbondale, Illinois JAMES FEIRICH Carbondale, Illinois VERNON ANDERSON IVIar1ssa, Illinois Pagf 195 FOOTBALL, 1933 Carbondalels 1933 football squad showed a great improvement over that of last year, both in offense and defense. At the beginning of the season the Nlaroons were minus the services of W'imberely, who broke his leg playing baseball during the summer. However, after dropping the first game of the season to Nlurray Kentucky Teachers, the hffaroons came back strong and held Southeast Nfissouri Teachers of Cape Girardeau to a score- less tie. In this game Co-Captain Bertoni sustained a knee injury which disabled him for the remainder of the season. Then Wfestern State Teachers of hlacomb were beaten very decisively by the hflaroons in the first football engagement between the two schools. In the annual homecoming game,which was played in a sea of mud, the teachers defeated Shurtleif College 2-o. Signal recognition of Southern was made when hlorawski, captain-elect, was picked by a poll of sports writers and Little Nineteen coaches as tackle on the all-conference team. We re ret that three members of this vear's s uad have been 8 . Cl lost by graduation-Co-captain Davison, Wiggins, and Bricker. Wfimberely transferred'to another school. The hlaroons finishedmthe season with a record of four wins and four defeats and one tie. In conference competition Southern Teachers won four games and lost two, making a percentage of .667. This placed them in eighth place in the standing of the conference, which consists of twenty-one schools. Page 196 J L f f A K, N , 1--f-'1 55,1341 Q7 I ff I , f f X X Zfa2fnAJ LZJQJ OPVUKJ fm? ffw.L,A7! f' -ZUZIAJQX Kglfwfafx 4 ' f Af A frfwwlv W7 f f ll ' 0 -f f H Jem, Q7 L? 1 4 Ei A , ,f-4-l - 6 'Y ' jaw 'X 5 il' Basketball BASKETBALL,1934 .fr Pagf 196' HERBERT BRICKER Carbondale, Illinois LYNN HOLDER Carbondale, Illinois RALPH DAv1soN Johnston City, Illinois Center Four years Forward Three years Forward Three years Guard Two years Guard Two years Center One year 1 BASKETBALL,1934 RUSSELL-EMERY Carterville, Illinois JAMES GRAY Collinsville, Illinois EUGENE HALL Galatia, Illinois Page 199 Page 200 lVI1cHAEL LENICH Kankakee, Illinois -IOHN VYEACH Simpson, Illinois ORAN NIITCHELL YVest Frankfort, Illinois MARVIN LAWSON Benton, Illinois Forward Three years Forward One year Guard Two years Forward One year BASKETBALL RECORD D Arkansas A. and Nl. . . . . Illinois College ...... . . Illinois College .... . 1 9 3 4 S.I.T.C. .. .. 31 S.I.T.C. .. .. 31 S.I.T.C. . , ,. 28 Vlfesleyan . S.I.T.C. .. .. 32 Cape . . . .. S.I.T.C. .. . . 34 Charleston S.l.T.C. . . , . 35 Evansville S.I.T.C. .. ,. 37 Shurtleff .. S.I.T.C. . . . . 54 hflcliendree S.I.T.C. ., .. 39 St. Louis U S.I.T.C. .. .. 31 Shurtleff .. S.I.T.C. ., .. 49 St. Viator S.I.T.C. .. .. 35 Cape ..... S.I.T.C. .. . 26 Normal .. S.I.T.C. .. . 31 S.I.T.C. .. . 48 Charleston S.I.T.C. :. . 21 Chicago. .. S.I.T.C. .. . 36 McKendree S.I.T.C. .. . 44 Cairo .... S.I.T.C. .. .. 28 DeKalb .. Totals 670 20 26 30 24 27 30 37 22 20 29 36 40 44 20 24 537 Page 2oI BASKETBALL,1934 The return of eight lettermen from the 1933 squad forecast a more than successful basketball season for the maroon and white squad. This prophecy was borne out during the first half of the basketball season, and hopes of a championship team were running high. The Southerners had won eleven of the first twelve games played. hffany critics thought that it was one of the best basketball teams ever to represent the school. One conference defeat by Illinois Iliesleyan was all that marred a spotless record. Then came two successive defeats administered by Old Normal and Illinois College. These two defeats spoiled the chances of the Southern cagers of holding first place in the conference standing. At the end of the season the Southerners had played nineteen games, winning fifteen and dropping four. In conference competition the Southerners won eight games and lost three, which placed them in fourth place in the standings of the conference with a percentage of .729. The high lights of the basketball season were victories over St. Louis University and Evansville College. St. Louis Lf had one of the best teams that ever represented that school in intercollegiate competition, and this victory was well deserved by the Southern squad, who played a superb game. In a post-season game Carbondale defeated 28-21 Dekalb Teachers, who were champions of the Little Nineteen for two successive years. Holder, one of the most versatile athletes to grace a Southern squad, was placed on the all-conference team for the second successive year. In the DeKalb game Davison and Bricker, seniors, played their last time for S.I.T.C. Hall was a promising freshmannvho should be able to fill Captain Bricker's shoes next year. Page 202 Track Page 204 TRACK, 1933 GERALD DAVIDSON 440 Relay Odin, Illinois Captain, 1933 PAUL JEAN BROWN Javelin Carbondale, Illinois HARRY BAUDER Discus, Shot Christopher, Illinois HERBERT BRICKER I-Iigli Jump, Discus, Shot Carbondale, Illinois TRACK, 1933 High Jump ROBERT REEVES Carbondale, Illinois 44o Relay LAVERN TRIPP VVest Frankfort, Illinois Two-mile EMIL WIGGINS H Carbondale, Illinois Half-miIe, Relay HOYTTE LEMONS Eldorado, Illinois Page 205 Pagf 206 HAROLD LEMME One-ir ile Greenview, Illinois CLIFFORD DEVOR IOO, Low Hurdles Dowell, Illinois JOHN NIINGS High Hurdles lVest Frankfort, Illinois THURMAN TRAVELSTEAD Relay, 440 Advance, IVIissouri 43 My Qi High Hurdles JOHN K-NASH Vllest Frankfort, Illinois Javelin ROBERT SMITH Carbondale, Illinois IOO, 220 JERROLD PARRAN Carbondale, Illinois Pole Vault REED TULLIS Marion, Illinois Page 207 Page 208 JOHN CRISP Low Hurdles, loo Carbondale, Illinois RAYMOND KUEHN Half-mile DeSoto, Illinois DEE KING Low Hurdles Carrier Nlills, Illinois VINCENT PAREDNIS High Hurdles Zeigler, Illinois TRACK RECORIL1933 Dual Nleets Carbondale. . . . . 82 1-3 Carbondale. . . . . 72 Carbondale. . . . . QS 1-2 Carbondale. . . . 96 1-2 Carbondale. . . .... IO3 1-2 Carbondale... ,... IOS Quadrangular Nleet Carbondale. . . . . 93 1-2 State Teachers Meet Carbondale. . . . . Q4 1-2 Little Nineteen Meet Carbondale, Second place. Cape .... Normal . . . Cape .... NVasl1ington Nlcliendree Shurtleff . . . Eastern .. Nlcliendree Shurtleff . . Eastern .. Old Normal Northern . Western . . U... 2-3 I-2 I-2 I-2 I-2 I-2 Page 209 Page 210 TRACK,1933 Excepting the Little Nineteen meets, Southern Teachers have not lost a track meet for four years-a record of which any coach could be proud. The 1933 season was one of the best ever experienced by the local track team from the points piled up against their opponents, and for the second time Carbondale brought a trophy home from the annual Little Nineteen meet at Gales- burg. Last season it was a fourth-place award, but this year the locals captured the second-place cup, first place going to Old Normal. Coach Liugle's track team had twice beaten Old Normal previous to the conference meet-in the btate Teachers College meet and in a dual meet. In the Little Nineteen meet, Carbon- dale scored 31 points, a net gain of seven points over that of last year. The teachers won the State Teachers College meet for the fifth consecutive year. Minor Sports Top Row-UNTHANK, IQORANDO, RAGLAND, JACOBS, WEBB, NICCALL, DENHAM, DEASON, Xlwpoca Second Row-COACH DIGIOVANNA, J. XVILLIS, EVANS, IXOCI-I, HAYNE, HARKER, REEDEIL Cpiamst Botfom Row-WALDEN, CARSON,hlARB1SON, CARNETT, BELCHER, KI. XX u.Lrs. Page 212 GYM TEAM VVithin a period of five years Coach DiGiovanna has devel- oped several gym teams of importance. Each year has shown an improvement in the performance of the gymnasts, the gym team this year having shown an unusual amount of skill and ability. It created such an interest in athletic circles that they were invited to perform before the student body of several high schools in southern Illinois. Lfft To Rigltl-DIGIOVANNA, ROOTS, NEWTON, DEN1-IAM, SAUNDERS, CHENOWETH, BURKE. PARALLEL BAR INSTRUCTORS The parallel bar instructors under the supervision of Coach DiGiovar1na help to train those students who perform on the parallel bars. Page 213 Left To Rig1Z!'QUILLMAN, FENOLI, DIGIOVANNA, ROBERTS, COOPER. Pagz 214 BOXING AND WRESTLING Boxing and Wrestling are now regular courses in the cur- ciculum of Southern Illinois Teachers College. During the past four years, Coach DiGiovanna, director Top Row-MORRIS, HAUN, SINKS, CoAcH LINGLE. Bottom Row-BELCHER, GRUBB, WACHTER, REA. BOXING AND WVRESTLING of physical education, has been the instructor of the boxing classes and Coach Lingle, of the Wrestling classes. Each year the turnout of boxers and Wrestlers has increased in number and ability. W Page 215 Lffi lo Right-Kocn, MOORE, LANEY, WOLHNBARGER, OYNIALLEY, KNASH. BOXING CHAMPIONS Each year at S.I.T.C. a boxing and wrestling tournament is held in the spring term, in which the outstanding boxers and wrestlers of the school compete to be champ of their respective classes. In the boxing events John Laney, Welterweight champ, Arlie Ilfolfinbarger, middleweight contender, James O'hflalley, light heavyweight champg and John Knash, heavyweight champ, were unchallenged in their classes and therefore retained their titles for another year. Lavern Tripp, heavyweight, who was a likely contender to Wrest the title from John Knash, received a broken rib in preliminary practice and had to withdraw his name. In order to make a full boxing card John Laney, Welterweight champ, fought Arlie Vlfolfinbarger, unchallenged middleweight, in a three-round no-decision affair. Also james O'NIalley, unchallenged light heavyweight, fought Gorilla Jones in a three-round no-decision battle and knocked him out for the count in the third round. In the wrestling division two former champs retained their title, Deason in the 160-pound class and Nlorawski in the 175-pound class. Those who were wres- tling champions for the first time were Rea, Dawson, Shaver, and I-Iaun. Page 216 Lffl To Right-REA, DAWSON, SHAVER, DEASON, AIORAWSKI, HAUN. WRESTLING CHAMPIONS The champions this year in their respective classes are as follows: BOXING CHAMPIONS Wfight Name 125 KOCH 135 MOORE 145 LANEY I6O WOLHNBARGER 175 O7MALLEY Heavyweight KNASH VVRESTLING CHAMPIONS Weight Name 125 REA 135 DAWSON 145 SHAVER 160 DEACON 175 MORAWSKI Heavyweight HAUN Home Harrisburg Cache Centralia Carterville Fairfield ' 'West Frankfort Home Chicago Taylorville Thebes Carbondale Christopher Nashville Pagf 217 Page 218 Left To Riglzl-ST, CLAIR, CARNETT, DIGIOVANNA, KOCH, RAGLAND. TUMBLING INSTRUCTORS The tumbling instructors coach those prospective students who are capable of performing on the gym team. The success of these instructors is evidenced by the ability of the tumblers in exhibitions between halves of basketball games and before various high schools in southern Illinois. Womens' Athletics i TEACHING STAFF CARPENTER ETHERIDGE A1UZZEY Nliss Frances Etheridge, Head of the 'Women's Physical Education Depart- ment, came to our campus in IQZSQ Mrs. hfluzzey came in 1928, and hfliss Car- penter in 1929. They have done much for the department and as sponsors of the WVomen's Athletic Association have kept alive an interest in the organization. orr1cERs, WA A. MARGARET ANN CUMMINGS . . . . Prefident NIAURIE TAYLOR . . Vice-Prfxident BETTY JONES . . Secrzmry CLARA GOEDDEL . . Trzafurer CUMMINGS JONES GOEDDEL TAYLOR Page 220 SPORT MANAGERS SMITH BATES PH1LLrPs IKUGLER Cox Hockey Valley Ball Barleetball Trade Bafeball For each sport in the Women's Athletic Association there is a manager who has general charge of her particular activity. She is responsible for stimulating interest in that sport, getting practice started, and helping in the arrangement ofthe tournament. The hiking manager organizes hikes, and the points manager keeps a record of the points made by each girl in the respective activities. These managers, together with the oihcers, comprise the Women's Athletic Association board. PENNINGTON I'IUETING GOGGIN HALL Ping Pong Hiking Tevmzr Pozntf Page 221 Left To Right-NI. TAYLOR, L. Cox, N. GOGGIN, V. HUETING, J. SPAULDIXG, F. PHILLIPS, KI A CUM MINGS. Page 222 UPPER-CLASS HOCKEY Hockey is one of the major sports of the intra-mural work of the W'omen7s Athletic Association begun in the fall term. The Upper-classmen, including the women who have been coming out for this sport every year, were out with as much enthusiasm as ever. They Won the tournament which was held at the end ofthe season. Left To Right-R. GUNTER, C. GOEDDEL, S. GALENSKIE, A. NOLLAU, A. Rowlz, E. SMITH, L. ARMES M. FORBES. I SOPHGMORE HOCKEY The Sophomores presented themselves for practices with a great deal of interest. They placed second in the tournament. At the beginning of the season, members of all the classes came to try out for the team which was to be sent to Bloomington to participate in a Sports Day . The sophomores were Well represented on the team selected for this event. Page 223 Ltyft to Right-V. XVILLIAMS, V. STUIIF, V. IQIMPLER, M. XVOMICK, R. GURLY, M. A. Emiuxns I' TANNEIIILL, A. PARKS, G. AIKEN, I. TURNER, H. MANNEN, M. TRIPP. Page 244 FRESHMAN HQCKEY The number of freshmen who turned out for hockey practice was encouraging. Nlany of them knew nothing about the sport, but they were eager to learn. By the end ofthe season they had developed remarkably and had also found out how much fun there was in the game. They placed third in the tournament. Lffz to Right-D. IQUNZE, L. Cox, M. TAYLOR, V. HUETING, M. A. Cummmos. UPPER-CLASS VOLLEY BALL Volley ball is the other major sport ofthe fall term. Although the upper-classmen did not come out as strongly for this sport as for some of the others, there Were enough for a team at the end of the season. That team succeeded in Winning the tour- nament. l Page 225 Page 226 Top RU'ZU1E.S'1'ORK, H. BATES, E. SMITH, KI. Foiusrzs, LX. NOLLAU. F.D1LLow. Sfromz'Ro-so-S.GAL13NsKIE, L. ARAIES, A. Rows. E. BRAEUT1GAM, C. GOEDDEL. SOPHGMGRE VOLLEY BALL At the beginning of the season, volley ball practices were held outdoors. Wlhen the weather became cold, they were continued in the gym with just as much pep. The Sophomores had enough members to make up two teams at the end of the season. Top Row-F. ROBINSON, D. ANGLE, L. GRUBB, M. DAVIS, V. STUMF, A. STORY, W. LIzIIoNs. Boftonz Row-V. BROWN, M. TILIPP, M. WOIIICK, G. AIKEN, I-l. NIANNEN, V. IQIMPLER, R. GURLY. FRESHMAN VOLLEY BALL The Freshmen were quite interested in this sport also, coming out in suiqicient numbers to make possible the formation of three tournament teams, all full of the spirit and sportsmanship of the practices and tournament. Page 227 Top Row-V.SH1ELDs, L. Cox,M. TAYLOR, D. IQUNZE, E.SuAv1rz. Bottom Row-V. NIUELLER, I. SPAULDING, N. Goocix, V. FIUETING, G. HALL. Page 228 UPPER-CLASS BASKETBALL Basketball proved to be the favorite sport of the women. Everyone took an interest in the building up of team-work in order to make for faster moving games. Here, again, the Upper-classmen with their two or three years of previous experience came out on top in the tournament. Top Row-L. ARMES, H. BATES, M. FORBES, A. Rowia, A. NOLLAU. Bottom Row-M. F.MooR1:, C. GOEDDEL, S. GALENSKIE, F. ROBINSON. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Basketball is the only major sport of the Winter term, tumbling and ping pong being the minor sports of this season. The Sophomores, as in their freshman year, came out with enthusiasm. They won second place in the tournament. Page 22Q Top Row-M. A. EDMUNDS, Y. STUMF, V. XVILLIAMS, SHEEPE, I. XVYATT, G. Arxsx. Bottom Row-D. PIOPKINS, L. HARTLEY, V. AICIQINNEY, NI. TRIPP. Page 230 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FIRST TEAM The sports of each season are open to all girls whether they are skilled in a sport or 'ljust learning . The freshmen worked eagerly, and although they came out at the bottom of the tournament, they showed promise. Top Row-V. BROYVN, R. GURLY, V. BRYANT, V. IQIMPLER, A. PARKS. Barzani Row -A. STORY, D. SITES, E. KIILLER. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SECONDTEAM Those Who did not make the first team in the tournament games, nevertheless, showed great improvement over their playing at the beginning of the season. They took part in the practices as enthusiastically as the first tearn. l Page 231 - V-5. ,gs . . .CALENDAPM1933-34 f n:::.,,g-,f,,- ...,, , . . - :.-g,i,.:i.g1- - 1 if I ' 'A ftliii iii - ft sf:g2i.gft 11: ... iw 1 ,X ,,1ai. aP-fit? -.1 , , .Q .V M . Ns ' 'rye mf-ts.-1+ ,. - . Rf'r-2-wr f -, 'W rt .' , 1 it - ' -1: J ' J. Page 232 Sept. I2 Sept. I3 Sept. 25 Oct. 3 Oct. 6 Oct. -Exhibit in gym for the campus tour of Big and Little Sister Movement. -Pirate Treasure Hunt for all girls interested in NV.A.A. -Volley Ball practice began. -Hockey practice began. -Flashlight hike to Dirt Cliff. I5-Chalktrail hike. Oct. zo-21-Trip to Normal to partici- pate in c'Sports Dayn where six other schools were repre- sented. Oct. 30-Halloween hflasqueracle Party. W Nov. 4-W.A.A. Homecoming reunion. Awarding of Letters. Hockey game, Alumnae vs. Varsity. Nov. 6-Volley ball tournament began. Nov. I6-Hockey tournament began. Dec. 6-Fall hockey and volley ball Dec. zo jan. 11- jan. 27- Feb. 22- Feb. 24- April 3- April 12- banquet. Initiation of new members. -Christmas supper party. Basketball practice began. Hiking group climbed Bald Knob. Beginning of Basketball Tour- nament. Bridge tea given by VV.A.A. for members. Baseball practice began. Pot luck supper and initiation of new members. . A. A. CALENDAR, 1933-34 Page 233 xiii R fQF2Q5R JRE R QQ fig fiigffgii V33 5,1 'f iff fa RQ., bij if 5363 QQEYS M L f 'f X' WW WA! MW WX ff , X CAMPUS LIFE Our Important People I 5 if l,jf',:f - V .dfj f L frx.2,7 ' -f'Z ' Q42 44?-f f . ff 4,6--L-.J 4 f K faffufwffg ,7 ' ' N-Q X .ff . , f' 'I f P W X ivy! LVL U VQQZJ D J A 6096, l , KC' vfivwa XLA if LV' Qf ' ' Q 'GC'7 , K ' J i L J i I ' ,044 Cliff,-If gud, 'R fffc-f ,j CJKWQQJ !C ! 2 ff' -11,-' ' q. rm, gf X V I ' f A 2 w X A f . F' H- ,,, ,. ,A V , , , l f V I ig ,124 , A M we .4 ': ' f ,,.g,e,f! X , Qefyy .2 170-4L,..fu-1 Go'-fi 'V f -' -' ' f 7 I I S A f A K If , z' K' J ? J Q7 K , 'X Q vi It is well known that a school's reputation depends largely upon its individual students. As with other schools, Southern Illinois Teachers College has some students who have distinguished themselves-whose achievements have done much to command respect and admiration. At the request of the Obelisk stall, the Social Committee, aided by the faculty sponsors of many organizations, selected from each class a man and a woman Who, it seems to them, are most valuable to the college. 'We present in the following pages our important people . Page 237 Page 2 38 Nleet Ralph Thompson, a student of science. Few students have surpassed Ralph Thompson in scholastic and intellectual achievement, his work in the field of Chemistry having been really distinguished. He is a member of Chemeka, an honorary society for Chemistry students, and also of the Chemistry Seminar. Those who know him were not sur- prised to hear that he has complied with the riid require- ments of the Harvard graduate school and will continue his studies there next year. Meet Ruth Nlerz, Editor of the Egyptian. A nose for newsn combined with intelligence and energy account for Ruthls success in college journalism. She has done valuable service on the staff of the Egyptian since her sophomore year, and during the past year her Work as editor has brought the college Weekly up to new heights of excellence. During 1932-33 she was president of Mu Tau Pi, honorary jour- nalistic fraternity. Page 239 Page 240 hleet Lynn Holder, our distinguished athlete. A real athlete is a good advertisement for any school, especially one so widely known and popular with sport fans as Lynn. Many of the victories which S.I.T.C. has enjoyed during the past three years have been due to his prowess. This year he was invaluable in varsity football and basketball, and was chosen as forward on the all-star Little Nineteen team. Meet Frances Noel, reporter and young lady of letters. In fact Frances is the best known literary figure on the campus. Her interviews and news stories in the Egyptian are widely read, and her play, Whitz Rofie, won the Strut and Fret Melodrama Contest. Whitz Rosie is said to have attracted the most hilarious audience of the year. This year Frances has also been Associate Editor ofthe Egyptian. Page 241 Page 242 lVIeet 'William Morawski, a line fellow. Probably Bill is one of the most versatile people on the campus. ln addition to having a high scholastic record and a real interest in science, he is a creditable athlete in football and wrestling, a member of Chi Delta Chi social fraternity, and an accomplished violinist. The ability and dependability of hflorawski make him really valuable to the college. Meet Barbara Jane Scott, artist. The impressive stage settings which contribute so much to the success of drama- tic presentations are the Work of a group of hardworking stagecraft artists. Barbara Jane Scott is one of these. Her skill and untiring efforts in this work have helped to give college dramatics at S. I. T. C. an almost professional setting. Her clever posters and her Work for the Obelisk are further contributions to the college, for izvhich We express our gratitude. Page 243 Page 244 hleet Robert Boyle, matinee idol. A freshman whose talents as an actor have attracted attention is Robert Boyle. He is especially good in character roles such as his portrayal of David Bliss in Hay Fever, an almost professional perform- ance. lVe shall also remember with pleasure, his work in Alf: Fair and Whz'tf Rorie. Bob also writes feature articles for the Egyptian. Meet Anna Lee Moore, debater. Being elected president ofthe Illinae, the Womer1's debating club, during her freshman year is the rare honor which came to Anna Lee Moore. From her unassuming manner, one would not suspect that she has a a flair for argument, but she hasg and the combination makes her one of the Illinae's most dependable speakers. Anna Lee represented the Illinae in both the debate with Cape Girardeau and the annual meet With the Forum. Page 245 L L, f My F XJYQMAL -'J Q1 fly-WL ,Wd ,ff S4Q,.,fg ,AQ , 0,44 4- , 4 I ni 6 fd ffzj f 3 2E,, f K7 ' 1' 0 A . lf L! - , :fu-Q.-Qi , SAV'-..4.fLf g-4,.g,LJ MMM' - i 4 P' f LXJVLXL1' A O2 S I V GQ. W I I, I V I, L - EQ-P, .N wb fx A' gn . l , J. F V L I I Campus Close-ups E7 1 -J Top Row-The Short and Tall of it, prize-winning snapshot in the Obelisk Contestg The XAX house at Homecoming, another prize-winning snapshot. Botlom Row-Mu Tau Pi greets Drew Pearson. Page 246' Top Row-Martha and BillyjHele11 and Elmerg Aileen and Lloydg The campus cop, Second Row-Cornelia and Gleng Elsie and Dickg Ida and Georgette making a I :oo class. Bottom Row-Street scene at Homecoming. Page 249 -ig -' x--fm ' 1. JL' -Jgfiiv Q U 2 7'wr- 'X if ' - 7 -Q , ' f .f ' -V - :-'::. K - 4 ' , , : I V-AV, Y Z V . Y- - .' 5 : . ' r ' . , , ,: i.:.,5-5' ,, . A ' 1 ,N , . 'qi i ,A , Y ,Q ,ffgg x ' '..2,:.f ... ' '-QM- I' M, f 1 QV! 7 '41 J 1 wi 'I Q 1 . 3 , X f X ' fx I X i if 1 1 -lv X 'xi 15 33 if P v -X 'I i gg it 4 PS1 ' ' 4 i' i v +. if rf- ' Qi' - ' 1 A' 111 I ep E .i-- ll -.X W Ni 63 Wk 1. gs 83534:--... , N T -J 5337.-. 'L A, .- G '- .5 .H--QL - . ' fir' s f '3?,QX,-5.4,-.-qtvaf Q, S1 A:-'s11Y5.S? 1WQ' 1 i 'Sf' - f f' ,L af1',iQ 'fRx -fi' :f? f:,-- lAs.Ks31rfSt'ifQfmi :':ig-f '23 2 , '--.,-415, Top Row-The Science Building. Bottom Row-Louie Bertonig Maddock waiting for a date. Page 250 ' V '5-xii, N x R w u v '. . v 1 i 1 1 Top Row- PH meet you in front of the Auclitoriumng Bob Courtney at the fountain. Bottom RozvfScience students waiting for a classg President Salus has alittle shoe trouble. t 5 s E l 2 4 4 Page 251' ,VFX I -I-I1 4, X., bi 'EIS J' -Q-. 5' Nb. Top Row-Wednesday at Chapel Hourg Jellies enroute to the Cafe. Second Row-Botanistsj Prexy bound for the library. Bottom Row-The Illinae spring debate teamsg Going to Chapel. Pagf 252 ,JN-4. ..,,,.,fh. .-,, , , .- , . ff f-21 q w ' V7 ., - ' . z ' 551. .4 , hm K., . R, I-1-gr:-iigas ' ' ,Q 4 www - U L' . WV.. rf X1 , K ' Y- it' xi., M 35:5 .X .,., . rf 1- 'r Y,,.,j'f53:w9 ' W Wg, 2 1 A P N . X X 4, w A img QP? ' .. Y.- f Rf: Si? 5' ug QA A .. v , . . .ww an , EY ., ' l, M I 4 Xu, h If yi ' Q. -X 11 'X 1 'N' M, , , KX x X kt X N J! 'Pi ef A 5 ... ,, . , Nl- Iv ik ' if 'A' Iwi X ,. Ame Hu . '75Wf5?.: . 'I ,' ' ci Xb'2 !5Q - r 'ff . , X ,. X A 3 X 4 XX A a , N X A 1 , , A X Q ,fx ff Q X L .J ' X f Q x, 1 f . X X. i 5 a 2 ' i . f' ' ij . ii - A V . r 1 'V , V M 3- . . ,E ,1:.. -Lv X E I CN Ili A A CM I Q 6 A er S ,- Q' .121 . ,A 1 E Kg! L+ - Q 13 , R ..,. ,: ,,, , -sv .,,,,, 3-' .' ix A... h ,f A :.1,,,,: Q, i , .... Top Row-Spring on the campusg Loaiirxg between classesg Paul Pry. Second Row-Amy and Billg Illiuae spring debate teamg Healy and Ballance, orators. Bottom Row-The Forumg Another group of Illinae debaters. Page 253 THE SVVAN The Swan, a romantic comedy in three acts, was presented On Klay'3I 1933 by the members Of the Zetetic Literary Society. CAST Dr. Nicholas Agi . BIARC GREEN George . . HARRY Bl.-XRBERRY Arsene . . . . BILL ETHERTON Princess Beatrice . ELIZABETH ANN WEST Alexandra . JANE ROSE XVI-IITLEY Father Hyacinth . . XVILL JADAMS Symphorosa . KIARJORIE BROYVN Prince Albert . . . HAROLD BAILEY Colonel Wunderlich . . WILLIAM ROLLA XYINKLEMEYER Count Lutzen . . . XVESLEY BOVINET Caesar . . . ROGER GHMS lVlaid . . . . RIARY GOSCINI.-KK Princess Nlaria Dominica Countess Erdely Ladies in 'Waiting Attendants Page 254' . LOUISE SOUTHALL . HELEN BRICKER llX'.lARY ELLEN WOODS AKLILLIAN SISTLER BOB CHAPMAN 'RAYMOND BORGER LGEORGE BRADLEY THE PASSING OF r THE THIRD FLOOR BACK The Pairing of the Third Floor Back, an Idle Fancy by Jerome K. Jerome, was presented on june 1, 1933, by the members of the Socratic Literary Society. CAST Joey Wright, a retired bookmaker Christopher Penny, a painter . Major Tompkins, retired . . Mrs. Tompkins, his Wife . Vivian, his daughter . . Jupe Samuels, of the City . I-Iarry Larkcom, his jackal . Mrs. Kite, unattached . . . Mrs. Percival de Hooley, a snob . Stasia, the slavey . . . Mrs. Sharpe, the landlady . The Third Floor Back . ROBERT FINLEY . JULIAN AXLEY . VICTOR GOINGS . RHODA MAE BAKER . . ETHEL HIDIG . STANLEY BAGLEY . HENRY I-IITT MARGUERITE LAWRECK . FRANCES PHILLIPS . . Lois WILSON . ELEANOR KING . AUBREY LAND Page 255 Page 256 1933 HOMECOMING The return of Alumni and much general festivity attended the 1933 Homecoming. Following the custom inaugurated in 1931, the entire student body paraded through the streets after a half-holiday had been declared by the President. The annual Homecoming entertainment presented by Strut and Fret, reunions, teas, dinners given by various organizations, a stunt parade to the football field, and a spirited game with Shurtleff, made up the program. The Homecoming dances, held for the first time on the campus, were very successful. 1 ,i f CZQQQM CM, ug, 2, 1 ,gf ,-9,,,,s7f 7g Jai ' fav-xx, 5, ., M147 - I 1 K' ajgkxf-1 Z emi'-'ff 'Def 1,V.f,.fJ.-J!!-af QM? r Q ALL'S FAIR tZ'V7 ' MCL' Alf: Fair, a satiric revue in two acts directed by Nfiss Julia Jonah, was the Strut and Fret production at the 1933 Homecoming. The revue was a burlesque of the Century of Progress Exposition, with faculty and students of S. I. T. C. as guests. The music for the revue was composed entirely by people on our campus- Mr. Wendell Margrave, Grover Morgan, and Justin Coleman. Mary Isabelle Martin was crowned football queen by Louis Bertoni and Ralph Davison, the football co-captains. Page 2 57 HAY FEVER Hay Fawn, a society comedy by Noel Coward, sponsored by the Y. M. C. A., was presented on February 22 and 23, 1934. Judith Bliss . David Bliss Sorel Bliss Simon Bliss . Jackie Coryton Richard Greatham Myra Arundel . Sandy Tyrell . Clara . . Page 258 CAST . RHODA MAE BAKER ROBERT BOYLE . NIARION DILL . ROBERT TURNER . ELIZABETH ANN XVEST . . HENRY HITT MARGARET HILL WILLIAM R. XVINKLEMEYER . . AIAURIE TAYLOR Calendar . v' M SEPTEMBER Sept. I2-Roll call. Is everybody here? No, some old familiar faces missing. But goodness! what a lot of fresh, eager visages appear in their stead! Old and new must buckle down to work-for, to quote Dr. Beyer: Now class, you paid your tuition, and I want you to get your money's worth. J? X CALENDAR .' WJ rj. Q 4 ' 1 3 t i: , ll tl ,ji L 1 l f W I .Q Q W X2 , ug? If 4 j - I D L. 5 3 r'I.LT '?f'e'i 'i.E'l.Es5ED EvsuT U it E ' 7, f II I 2 , 4 l l' l llA'R5LK HJJGING TIME. Page 260 Sept. 20-Announcement!--Great interest was aroused today when students learned that a blessed event occurred at eight o'clock in the Strut and Fret Hall. hir. Robert Dunn Faner was immediately appointed as the Greek child's guardian. It took newsmongers several days to ferret out the fact that, of the eleven possibilities, Aubrey Land was bearer of the title papa The child is doing nicely and will answer to the name of-no, my friends, not Junior-Kappa Delta Alpha. OCTOBER Oct. 2-By process of eliminating, or of being eliminated, all our lads and all our lassies are pairing off. Firinstance, Blartha Howells is two-stepping with Billy Gangle, Eloise NVright is doing time with Les Perks, and Amy Campbell is slipping into double harness with Bill Rushing. And where do the statistic gatherers gather their statistics about the rapid dwindling in constancy in love? 'Why the most uninformed person on the campus knows that Peg Hill and Bob Turner are still that Way. Furthermore, do you ever see Helen Hauss without seeing Elmer Holshauser? Further statistics are available upon applica- tion. Oct. II-Birth notice!- Today marked the birth of the Zoological Club. Allen Graves was made president, and Dr. Steagall and lVIiss Stein were appointed sponsors. Oct. I2-Birth notice!---The brain child of Ward Barnes came to life today in the form of the Latin American Club. It is hoped that the newcomer will have a long active life. c NOVEMBER Nov. 3-Homecoming play, the gala drama- tic offering of the Strut and Fret Club! Can Nliss Jonah round up the talent? Yowzuhl An orchid to the Sites and the Nlitchell twins for their Shadow Waltz, and to Carl Baumann for that nightclub set. Scallions to the fellow who, on being asked to buy a ticket to see Pat Randle imitate Sally Rand, said, 'Why should I? I've seen Sally Rand. Do you know that you have been associating with honest-to- goodness composers? It7s true. Grover Mor- gan, Dang Coleman, and Pat Margrave composed that grand music for Alfa' Fair. This show should rate us space in any theatrical column. Nov., 4-Homecoming game with Shurtleff. Object of game-to see which side could get the pigskin over the opponent's goal line Qae- cording to some spectatorsj-to select the best backstroker to send to the next Olympic meet, according to others. Whatever the object, Carbondale came out on top 2-O. The rooters crowned Red Knash champion so-and-so, and pronounced theSouthern eleven one grand team even if they were all wet. Evening: The New Deal shuffled us an ace- the right to have our Homecoming Dance in the gym. Of course a lot of red tape came with it, including a demonstration, Lesson No. I: The Art of Ball-room Dancing, by Frances Patterson and Eddie Mitchell. We took it with a grain of salt and proceeded to have a 3 V 1 2 fi . I 1 , 1 , ff Z ff , ' f' f 7 .a ,., .,.,-uw? A514 LLY 'IEHNDLE Z by its AM' ir r r f We swf , Q 'yf if Rs Y 4 x ,. . ' X - Nc, uxx i l D X K Z, , Yum . 1 . -vi-,Za X ' L . 1 V, 6, 04 gf' ,f X X 5 . .w- f, i L f fn .J 'Sealy ff . li rl lf . - 6-.,.qa- ff t u 0 N ar fer. X 31. 11 , S' i m QTTKQ Xxx, , f xv my . U r I' ,l N J. K., ll f ,v,Lk Q ff 0 ll 'I oh V l j g cf ' x 0 i I 97,2 .W fl .Q ,Kf'k- l . N X X L rv- L Vi if IW, X X U in o 4 , '-Ll Q O I - L 551' 11' U Q, ' if -1 5 .lvl y ff.. ii, A C X X mlgjff' u O IQ 1 x fy af. I C, Cllr?-11 ,QJE1 is RooTING nv Tni RAIN Page 261 i y 'g il Vg' 7- .Y h o Q ' ' I I I lx 77' l 0 ,J 4,3 H ' sf' V ilzi. Q ,E A S ll ' 5 I 1111 4 1' all in faq I lg-'XJ4 1 li l 7 I XE x 1 Ku 1 I Q I . ai l M ' ll. T vl'll2:LC'C DA fv-:E T1nS WA Y l it E 1 455 :AL lllll 5 . i 'V 'f M i in l M' ywnrex UNCLR5SlFlf.D Page 262 swellelegant time at our annual shindig, Oral Harris and all the lads accompanying. The particular thrill of the evening was Harold Bailey's rendition of Mr. Margravels Mishka by popular request. Nov. 9-Drew Pearson presented through courtesy of lvlu Tau Pi. The skilled gossip monger, himself in person, took us for a ride on his Washington Nferry-Go-Round, giving us the low-down on the high-ups. DECEMBER Dec. 22-Christmas program. To quote Paul Pry: Often have l tried to recreate the peaceful and aesthetic atmosphere which prevailed during the singing of 'Thehlessiahf The h'IacDowell Club, with Mr. Faner and hlr. C. Calhoun as guest soloists, made an engaging picture in their white surplices against the gloom of a reproduction of the apse of the Rouen Cathedral. I ANUARY Jan. I9-Any student insisting there is nothing new under the sun is guilty of consis- tent cutting of chapel on Fridays. The multi- tudinous campus organizations are reported to take to these weekly programs like ducks to Water. Demoniacally gleeful at the oppor- tunity of using the student assembly as victims of their theatrical outbursts, they overwhelmed the president with requests for engagements. He, frustrated and despondent in his attempt to Hprotecti' the student assembly, passed the torch to the School Council. Even so, we have witnessed everything from a chalk talk to an interpretive dance- Incidentally, after much attending of all such performances of classes and organizations, we defy anyone to Hclass- ify Grover Nforgan. FEBRUARY Feb. I-Basketball. XVere our faces red! Not from embarrassment, dumb-bell, but from shouting. Don't you know we took St. Louis U. to the cleaners? 39-37. Was Emery tre- mendous! NVas Davison stupendous! 'Was Bricker gigantic! XIVHS Holder colossal! XVas Hall-words fail to express it. Anyhow, a hundred gushing girlies fought to tell him how perfectly marvelous he was in the last five minutes of that game. Feb. 6-Extra! White Rofie, by Frances Noel, Winner of the Strut and Fret Playwriting Contest, was presented at two performances. The inimitable Bob Boyle introduced the cast, including Pauline Fisher as the proud beauty and Freddie Comstock as the big bad man. Scandal! A certain physical training teacher, owing to her ribald conduct, was asked to leave the hall. She stoutly refused to do so. Her influence quickly spread over the audience and the ultra-dramatic stars were forced to play to,a chaotic house. Knowing the show must go on, they bravely weathered the storm of peanuts, carrots, and pennies and concluded the performance without police intervention. Feb. I2-NIQRNING-The Sophomore and the Junior Classes waxed patriotic over Lincoln. The numbers were given by John Stansfield, lVIarjorie Brown, Elmer Holshauser, and the Roland Hayes Club. EVENING- All's not so quiet on the western front according to Eggert lvleyer. The tall, eccentric guest of the A. A. U. W. turned the spotlight on the German youth movement. 4 -J-l l l A -iii? -,-l I , l I 1 1 2 ' ,V M, X ,-1,2 X , -X EVE A QNX? :K S5 CN C 3 S A ji' 1 ., ff if f f l f L Z X 'vs li in Z ' z ' ,Zi Q sa : , ' Yov'RE 7 IARvs1.. ouSn T c ,fl s. f i ll ff if L. IB I A xi u MY 'Fnoub BEIWTYH Page 263 dr ' X F' Z Au' 7 f f f 7 ff f xfffd X ii W 71 '1 xiii? I 'ia' -. 5 0 I :I Q f - 1 1 Q Q iv' I it r -U ' '- 1 wuz 1 ll M WW 1 v .1 7 E ill vm av- 9 '- N X ng t, , Lg: swf X f 2 ,q-Amina Guan 5us1 ' Al . ax f fy 1 15 ii f ' Q 2, a Y L naliig l ilafi , f, f I V ,uv ui if V I my .7 T 55- C9 7 l l GLA R x P is 'f ' , - vs A 43 Q fs Q 1 , A y - , '5 1 2 A C y lj 35' -555114 3 ' Q 5 ix fs? A? TR.erTY- Der Manu: Page 264 Feb. 22-Celebration of Washington's birth- day by the Freshmen ClVlartha Howells, Anna Durhamj and Senior QHazel Towery,-Aubrey Landj classes. The MacDowell chorus partic- ipated. ' , Feb. 22, 23-Hay Fever-Broadway at your doorstep! An all-star Cast in a brilliant, scintillating Noel Coward play! , Every line a laugh, and every role a lead. Here, boy! the bouquet goes to that young genius director- Allan Nlueller is the name. Good shot: Rhoda lVlaels cushioned Hop. Honorable men- tion: that kiss between Peg Hill and Bob Boyle. MARCH I hiarch 2-BOI1gi and we ring up victory number two over St. Louis LT. Don Brummett and John Stansiield representing the Forum, dished it out to the St. Louis U. debaters. It looks like we have it on the Billikins this year. The question now is: Can they take it? hlarch 4'-icRUStj',7-iiLOI1g Shot - New Lynnw. Recognize these names? No? Tsk, tsk, you don't get around. They are styles of hats named for our basketball men featured in an exclusive haberdashery. Donyt worry about jobs, Southerners-any menis clothier who knows his groceries will welcome you as models for hats, collars, and unmentionables. hlarch 23-Illinae argued with the Cape team regarding a permanent increase in the powers of the president. Virginia Spiller and Nlarjorie 'Womble yessed'y, and Dorothy Sims and Anna Lee hioore noed g but a decision could not be reached. Observation: This seemingly did not phase President Roosevelt. He continued to run the country to suit him- self, using Whatever powers he saw fit. APRIL April 6-The lVIu Tau Pi held a journalistic 4:56 O 0 .fl . . . . A conference for high schools in Southern Illinois. T ,ja 'il ,fx Secret motive: to obtain an audience Whom gf ,JH iff M, they could impress and overawe with their ', U f:'t' superior knowledge. f ,1 '-'yy Qian '7 April 30-The Illinae and the Forum en- l gaged in their annual encounter. This one 7Yf2S-, made a fight between the panther and the 'X python look like a mere setting-up exercise. Who beat Who? VVhat difference? No amount , ot ,' of decisions could change the opinion one has ' ' , of the other. 5 -f X JUNE m.1m.afsK june 6-The Socrats present Oscar Wild e's The Importance' of Being Earnert. The name fooled you-it was just too funny. VVhat a contrast to The parsing of the Third Floor back. june 7-NOt to be outdone, the Zetets offer George Bernard Shaw's Arms' and the Man. By the Way, the males either have it, or have Hit . In this play, they score 6-3 against the girlies. Gosh, Why not put out a Men only sign and be done with it. june 8-The apple of lVfomma's eye swaggers up to the platform to receive his just deserts. Within a yard of his goal, panic strikes Sonny Boy. The profs all seem to be Wearing the I-told-you-so expression. Could anything go Wrong now, he wonders. The big Stiffs, they better not cause trouble or else he'd- Oboy, the suspense is over. Hejs got it. iWith a smirk of satisfaction, he reflects, Foiled 'em again. Immensely pleased with himself and schools in general,,he determines to write a book on HHOW to Slide through College, in Ten Easy Lessons, or Exams I Have Flunkedf' Thus exit into the cruel, cold world. MEN ONLY ,1- , V vs kfv M451 Wx. mf' 3. kk vm I Fatsp an Aon . r . Ai A . Q 'fix 61 ' if' lb 5 i 'll X f 1 'il'-lv W' Zi D? Q h .QQ xl Mk f 5- 'y R , flag' f j, Li. I Pagz 2 NAME PAGES Abbott, Talbert VV .... 20 Adams, Helen V ........ Adkins, Hylda 4.,...,... Aiken, Gail ..... 96, 159, 224, 227 1230 Aikman, blartha E .... 96, Albon, Jane ......,,. 124 Aldrich, Laverne ........ Allen, Gene ..... ,6o, 144 Allen, Katherine Fox .... Allen, Marion A ,..... 32, Altmansberger, Maria.60, Alwood, Sarah Elizabeth. s v 193 Anderson, Beverly ....... Anderson, Christian ...., Anderson, Loren ...,,. 32 Anderson, Obert. ..... .. Anderson, Vernon A. . .32 14811491 1517153,155,171 Angle, Dorothy ....... 96 Armes, Lodema .,..... 60 223, 226 Armstrong, Laverne ..... Arndt, Dwain ........... , , 229 O Arndt, Frederick ........ Arnold, Clyde .......... Arnold, Helen Hayes. .60 Arnold, Richard T .... 31, 169 Ashman, Ebert Charles.. Aston, Jean ......... 96, 142, 152 Atwell, Ethel Ferne, . .60 Austin, Niary Louise .... , 145 Austin, Conner. ..,, . . B Bade, Leona hal .......,. Badgley, Niuriel ......... Bailey, Harold .......... 1 Bailey, WVilliam hlarshall Bain, Edgar ............ Baker, Evelyn .......... Baker, Lelle Roberta .... Baker, hlary Louise ..,., Baker, R 1391 142, 1531 168, Baker hoda Mae. . .32, 175 170 .60 .96 160 177 134 .96 178 .20 144 160 .96 174 .96 124 147 .60 138 195 227 159 .60 ..60 ,177 1437 ,170 ..6o 138, 153 163 ..96, ,177 .46 .61 .61 152 ..2o, 148 46 .61 .32 .96 132, 182 Sarah S ....... 20, 177 46 Bakeri Von L ........... Baldwin, Helen A ......... 20 Baldwin, James Ni. . .59, 140, 145, 162, 164, 165 Ballance, Nlarvin E ....... 61, 138, 140 Barbour, Frances ........ .20 Barger, Allene .....,.. 46, 142 Barnes, Mary Louise ...... 20 Barnes, I. Ward ...... 45, 147 Barrett, Everette .......... 32 Barrett, Rosalind ..,.. 46, 153 Barr, Eva .........,...... 97 Barr, Helen ..... ...... 9 7 Barrow, james ........... 46 Barter, Pearle ..,..... 46, 139 Bartimus, Wesley ......... 61 Page 266 I N D E X Bates, Helen ........ 61, 1455 15912215 139, 229 Batson, Mary Elizabeth. . .61, 138, 153, 177 Baucher, Frederick ....... 124 Bauder, Harry. . .46, 143, 204 Baumann, Emma Rae .... 138 Baumann, Karl W 61,138,153 Beach, Connie. . .46, 144, 157 Beasley, Afton ............ 32 Bean, Niarguerite, ........ Q7 Beckmeyer, Henry E., Jr. . .97 Belcher, Frances ...... 61, 166 Bell, Edward ...,......... 61 Bell, Evelyn ......... 32, 177 Bell, Jesse ....... 62, 155, 161 Beltz, Aileen ........,.... 159 Bennett, Avon ..... .,..., 6 2 Benz, A-Iildred ........... 124 Berger, Edna Nfae ,....... .62 Berrier, Hazel Lee ......... Q7 Berry, J. Robert. .62, 179, 183 Bertoni, Louis 45, 134, 156, 188 Bevis, Dora .............. 20 Beyer, Richard L ..... 20, 133, 147, 168, 178, 183 Biby, john .....1..... 62, 147 Bierman, Doris ,........ ..62 Biggs, Saraetta .......... 124 Birkla, Claranelle ......... Q7 Bisch, Clifton F ........... 97 Bishop, Laverne. .62, 151, 179 Blakey, Walton .....,. 95, 138 Blette, George S ...... 62, 148 Blum, Tessie ......... 46, 159 Boatwright, VVilbern . . 62, 144 Bodenback, Florence. .97, 166 Bolen, Oliver .... ....... 6 2 Bond,james ....... .....i 6 Q1 Book, John Alph .......... 97 Boomer, Rlay Bernice .,... 63, 152, 163, 177 Boomer, Simeon E .... 21, 162 Boskett Grace ...,.,..... 63, 146, 158, 163 Bostian, IXLElll1l'3'H.63, 159, 166 Bovinet, VVesley Gasaway.59, 63, 138, 153, 162, 179 Bowers, Juanita ......... Bowie, Caroline ......... Bowman, Corol Ruth .... Bowyer, Emma L.21, 132 Boyd, Elizabeth .....,... Boyd, john H ...,...,.. Boyle, Lois ...... 63, 153 Q 1 -97 '11 ,.y., 175 H63 .32 157 Boyle, Robert R ......... 98, 150, 153- Bozarth, Charles ........ Bozarth, Ruth .....,.. 63 Bracewell, George, . . . .21 Bradley, Gilbert ......,. Bradley, Gladys hflae .... Bradley, Virginia ........ Breckenridge, Niary. . .98 1 ISO, 2.24. ..63 144 169 1-33 ..63 ..63 153 Braentigam, Evelyn ...... 64. 1 , 226 .1427 59' 163 Bramlet, Miriam ........ ..98 Bretsch, Hermann .... 64, 149 Bremer, Carroll Russel. . . .98 Bricker, Herbert ......,.. 33, 169, 192, 198, 204 Bridges, Ivyl ........... .64 Brimm, Paul ........... ,47 Brock, Collene. . .64, 152, 153 Brooks, john ........... .98 Brown, Bernice ......... .47 Brown, Nlarjorie. . . .... .64, 137,138,153,175 Brown, Paul jean.33 156, 204 Brown, Robert ..... .98, 179 Brown, Theodore. .. .98, 171 Brown, Vera ,.,.. 98, 227, 231 Brown, Wilferd ......... .64 Brown, VV. O. ........... 143 Browning, Clyde .,...... .64 Brummett, Donald ....... 59, 138, 140, 180, 183 Bryant, Tracy. . .21, 144, 145 Bryant, V .............. 231 Buell, Charles R. ........ A .95 Berger, Edna A-Iae .,.,... 141 Burkhart, W1inifred ,...... 47, , 134, 175 Burmier, George ...... 98, 138 Burnett, Rfary .......... .47 Butler, Alelia 64, 142, 157 162. Butler, RI ............ .99 C Caldwell, Delia ......... .21 Calfee, Robert M ..... 47, 143 Callaway, 1Vinifred ....... 99, 137, 142 153 Campbell, Amy Lewis.47, 177 Campbell, Klargaret ...1. .99 Campbell, Klary Isabelle. . .64, 138, 177 182 Cannon, Helen .......... .99 Carlton, Kathryn ....... .64 Carnett, blames H ....... .99 Carpenter, Aileen. .... 21, 220 Carter, hiary ......... 47 177 Carter, Pauline Ida ...... ,99 Carter, Russel ........ 65, 145 Carter, 11'ilma .......... .65 Casper, Don .......... 65 152 Casper, George E ......, .99 Cates, Pauline 65,139, 145, 146 Cavelia, Kathryn ..... 21, 175 Chandler, Emery ,....... .47 Chapman, Bob ....... 65, 137 Charles, Clara .......... .65 Chase, Kermit li .... .-.65, 160, 161 ISO Choate, Ruth ........... .65 Chrisman, Lucille ........ 65, , , h 1421 1515 175 ClSI1S,xAlllllS G .......... .21 Claliin, Donald N ..... 65 ISI Clark, Lulu R .......... .21 Coifey, Ray ...........i .33 Coggins, hiary .......... .99 Coleman, Norma N ...... .66 Coleman, Opal .......... .66 Coleman, justin ...... 33, 150 Coltinan, 5l21I1C...QQ, 138, 175 Colyer, Frank H ........ .21 Combs, Fuller .......... .22 -49 I7I I IJ ID IB If -Comstock, Frederick H. . .66, 1 1 , 137,153,179 Cooley, Virginia ........... QQ Copeland, Arlene ..,...... 100 Corbitt, Naomi M ..,...,.. 33 Coriell, Lucille, ..... 100, 139 Courtney, Helen. 100, 138, 175 Courtney, Robert G ...... 66, 160, 179 Cox, Beulah A ...... , . . .100 Cox, Elizabeth ,... . , , . .22 Cox, Eugene, ..... . . . .66 Cox, Flemin WV ..... .22, 169 Cox, Lloyd F .....,..,... 100 Cox Lorraine ,.... . 47, 150, 159, 222, 225, 228 Cox, hiiabel ........ .66, 159 Cox, Nlaxine Louise ,...... 66, 160, 163 Cox, Violet hflae ...,..., .48 Cramer, Clarence H ,...... 22 Crane, Estella Ray ,....... 22 Craney, Alice .,.... ..,. 1 00 Crass, James ..... .... 1 25 Crawford, Mary. . . .... .22 Creed, Edna ....... ..,.. 6 6 Creed, H. B. .....,........ 66 Creek, George .........,.. 48 Crenshaw, Howard ,...... 100 Crews, Nlildred ........,.. 66 Crews, Lowell .,... .... I O0 Crim, Lewis, . .. .,..IOO Crim, Viola .....,. .... 1 54 Crisp, John .,....... .,,. 2 08 Cromeans, Hazel .... .... 1 OI Cross, Hiram,67, 140, 171, ISO Cross, Jasper ....... .... 1 OI Crouch, jesse Fred. . .,... 67 Cummings, Nlargaret Ann.48, 157, 159, 163, 220, 225 Curd, Mary Ellen ...,.... 67, 142146, 153,175 Cutler, Harry ......,.... 147, 150, 151, 162 ' D Dabney, Earle M ,... 101, 133 Dahncke, NIildred ,..,,... IOI Daisy, Audrey ............ 48 Damasso, Rose.. . .. . . .67 Darling, Pearl ........... 144 Davenport, Meta .,..,.... 67, 139,142,1s8,163 Davenport, Nelda M. Woods. 67 Davenport, Maurice WV .... 67 Davidson, Gerald ,..,..., 204 Davidson, Lois .,..... 33, 163 Davidson, james .......,. 101 Davis, Aline ....., .... 1 00 Davis, Doris ..... .... 1 OI Davis, Leda L .... ..... 3 3 Davis, Lowell .,.... ..... 6 7 Davis, Lydia A ..... ..... 3 3 Davis, Lydia A ..... .,... 3 3 Davis, Martha Marie IOI, 227 Davis, Nancy Lucille ...... 48 Davis, Robert .,.......... 67 Davis, Jasper, jr. ,. .... .33 Davison, Ralph. . 156, 188, 198 Davison, Vaughn E ...,... 48, 162, 171 Dawson, A. C ..........., 217 Dearworth, Fred H. ,...... 34 Deason, Glenn ....... 67, 194 Deason, Russel F ......... 34, 149, 212, 217 Decky, LaCene .... ,... . .101 Denham, Charles ......,. 101, 138, 179, 212, 213 Dejarnette, Raymond ..... 68 Denny, Florence ........,. 22 Denny, Luela ........,... 146 Devor, Clifford. .156, 194, 206 DeWees, Ruby I .... 101, 139 Dickey, Lillian .........,. 68, , 1 138, 153, 177 Dickson, hi ,......... .34 DiGi0vanna, Vincent ,.,.. 22, 186, 213, 214, 218 Dill, Elizabeth. . .34, 150, 175 Dill, hflarion ..,...,....... 34 Dillinger, John Herbert. . .124 Dillinger, Royal L ......... 48 Dillow, Florence ,...,..., 68, 142, 159, I6O, 226 Dodds, Gordon ...... 68, 139, 143,145,162,164 Dollins, Helen .... 34, 175, 182 Douglas, Allison .....,..,. 68 Dowmen, Doris ......,... 102 Drake, hiargaret .,..,.... IO2 Draper, Virginia. ,. . . . . .48 Dudley, Dorothy. . . . . . IO2 Duncan, Rea E .... ,.. 102 Dunn, Henry L .......... IOZ Dunn, Lewis R ..,.....,. 102 Dunning, Beatrice.68, I39 159 Dunsmore, Kelley A. .34, 137 Durham, Anna ,.,,..,,. ..102 E Eads, Mabel .......,. . .22 Eaker, juletta .....,...,.. 68 Earle, Lawrence Benjamin. .68 Eaton, Evelyn ..... . . . .68 Eaton, Harrison ..... 48, 132, 137,149,168,171,179 Eaton, John R ....... IO2 150 Eaton,Mabel ...... 102 138 Eaton, Otis William ...,. .68 Eaton, Roberta .......... 102 Ebbs, Bert ..... 103, I52, 164 Ebbs, Frank .....,...... .48 Echols, Mary Louise. .69, 177 Edmonds, GSHiViCVC.IZ4, 137 Edmonds, Margaret Ann.103, 1591 224, 230 Edmondson, Jack ........ 103, 135, 153, 178 Ehrhard, Antoinette ...... 103 Emery, Russel. . .59, 189, 199 Entsminger, Mary ........ 22 Ervin, Elmer I ............ 69 Etheridge, Frances 23, 150, 220 Etherton, Elean0r.49, 141 163 Eubanks, Joe ............ IO3 Eubanks, Pauline ........ IO3 Evans, Donald E,49, 135, Evans, H. Frank. .34, 148, Evans, Josephine ......... Evett, Samuel C. ,. .... 134,198, Evitts, Evelyn. ,103, 163, F Faner, Berdena .... .... 138, 152, Faner, Elsie ,....,...... 136, 138,177, Faner, Robert Dunn ...,. IBO, Farmer, Roberta .....,... Faulkner, Cynthia ........ Fawcett, Vivian .... .69, Fegley, Paul ........, 34, Feirich, James ....... 49, 212 180 .69 -69, 179 165 177 .69, 182 -23, 183 .69 .69 176 193 195 176 -34 169 214 144 IO3 -49 143, 180 153 -49 .70 .70 Feirich, Virginia .,.., 69, Felix, Osa ............... Felty, Harold .... 35, 143, Fenoli, john R ..... .69, Ferrell, Vivienne ..... 103, Fields, hdarjory ........., Fields, William .,......, Finley, Robert. .31, 139, 148, I52, 162, 169, Fisher, Pauline. . 104, 133, Fitzgerrell, Marietta ..... Fiveash, Edna .,........ Fligor, Ross Jean ........ Fore, Mildred ....,...... Forbes, hdary.70, 223, 226, -49 229 Fox, Fred L. .49, 145, 171,191 Fox, Mae L ........,..... 23 Fraley, Charlotte ..... 70, 152 Fraser, Frederick ,........ 124 Franks, john B .......... 192 Freeman, R. Richmond .... 49 Freiheit, Ruth Virginia. . .IO4, 157,153,163 Freres, Helen ..........., 104 French, Charles ...... 70, 153 Fugate, Carol ........ 70, 154 Fulenwider, Helen NI. .70, IS2 Fulkerson, Elbert ......... 23 Fullmer, lVIelba Y ...., 70, 157 Fulton, Derald ........... IO4 Furr, William A ...... 23, 169 Futrelle, Cathryn .....,.. IO4 G Gaines, Nemo D ...... , 49 Galenskie, Stella ........ I 591 223 1 2261 Gallien, Shelby W. W .... Gammon, Fred ......... Gangle, Billy .,,......,. 137, 153, 168, Gardner, Jessie E ..... 50, Garlich, Edna A. .50, 158, Gasaway, Anita ......... Gebbard, Doris. .71, 157, Geiger, Edgar .... 50, 139, Gent, Verna Lillian ..,... George, Eubah ,......... George, Mattie ......... Ghent, Ed. L ..... 71 145, Page -79, 229 .50 IO4 .70, 178 142 163 .71 163 180 .23 .71 104 193 267 Gibbons, hi. Alberta ..... Gillmore, James ...... 35, Goad, Cecile ,......,... 1501 151, 153 Goddard, Mary ......... 157, Goeddel, Clara. .7I, 159, 163, 166, 220, 226 Goetting, Martha ..., 71, Goggin, Nedra ...,....., 134, 222 Good, Oveta ......... 71 , Goodwin, Tina ,......... Gower, Pauline ......... Grady, Russel ,........ 1810 .36, I Gray, James .... 156, 190, 199 3 3 5 , 51 Graham, Kenneth ....... Grahmann, Irene.72, 157 Grant, Helen ........... Granau, Jack ........ 72, Grasher, Dorothy Helen. . Graves, Allen W. .5o, 138, 143, 148, 149, 152, 153, Graves, Rachel. ...,.... 134, Green, William Dewey. . . Greenlee, Almalee .... Greenlee, Sylvan ..,.. Greer, Alton A .,..... Gregory, Harry Glenn. , . .23 145 .138, 160 .23 153, 229 159 .5o, 228 150 .23 ,.7I 171, 162 .104 158 ..71 178 ..72 139, 165, 169 --35 -35 H50 162 '35 .72 Grisko, Francis .......... 104 Gross, Roland R., Jr ...... IO4 Grubb, Lillian ........ 72 227 Gum, Maurine. . .35, 176, 182 Gunter, Ruth ........ 72, 223 Gurley, Rosalie E ...,... 104, 224, 227, 231 H Haegele, John R ...... 50, 143 Hafel, Merle Ferne ...... 105, 138, 142, 151 Hale, Alvin E ......., 50, I4O Hall, Dilla ...,.....,... .23 Hall, Emerson ......., 24 169 Hall, Eugene E ...... 105, 199 Hall, Eva W'alter ........ .35 Hall, Grace H ........ 51, 150 Hall, Lottie Mary. 51, 139 150 Hall, Nora Elizabeth .... .72 Hall, Opal ...,,.......,. .72 Hall, WVilliam E ......... .72 Hamilton, Aberta ..,..,. 159 Hampleman, Richard ..... 35, 169, ISO Hankla, Beryl A .......... 72 Harbison, Jesse ......... Hargrave, James Ebb ..., Harmon, Golda .......,. Harper, Jesse ......,,... Harrell, Frances ...... 73, Harris, Dorothy ,..... 73, Harris,J0sephine .....,.. Harris, Oral L ..,..... Harris, HRTTIS 35 Ruth Velma ..... on, George ,.... 73, Harry, George .......... Hart, Fay ....... Hart, Harold .... . . Page 268 105 .50 105 -73 175 175 105 150 -73 I8O -35 .24 173 INDEX Hartley, Lucille .....,... Harvey, Velma ......... Hathaway, Mary Edith. . Haun, John E. . .IOS, 151, Haun, Loren Eugene .,... Hauss, Helen Frances.36, Hawkins, Earlene .... Hawkins, Nlay S ...,. Hawley, Fern ........ Hawley, Nlaxine ,.... Hays, Doris .,....... Hays, Dorothy .....,. Hays, John H .... 36, 143, Healy, Gladys .......... Healy, Robert Worth .... 149, 143, 162, Heiderscheid, hflorris .... Heinzman, Ray .,.... IO6 I-Ielmcamp, Catherine .... Herninghaus, Irene .,.... 157, 153, Hemmer, Laverne .... 51, Henson, Clyde ........,. Henry, Evelyn .......... , 139, 142, Hesse, Siegel G ,........ Hestand, IfVayne, . . . 145, Hetherington, Mari Lee.. 157, 158, Hicks, Fred S ........... Hicks, Lowell.36, 143, 147 Higgins, Rodney ........ Hileman, Olin ......,.., Hill, Audry ............, Hill, Curtis S ....,.... 36, Hill, Margaret. . .36, 136, Hill, Pauline .....,...... Hill, Vera .............. Hinckle, hzlaryan ........ Hitt, Henry C. . .51, , , 153,161,179, Hoard, Lillie ............ Hogan, Raymond AI ..... Holder, Lynn. 51, 188, 198 Holmes, Nlarjorie ....... Holshouser, Elmer .,,.... 136, 149, Hornan, Alvah N ..... 74, Hoover, Lewis W'.5I, 139, Hopkins, Dorothy Louise. 1 IOS -73 .51 215 ,105 134 .IOS ..24 146 106 --73 ,-73 169 N73 169 178 -139 .51, 166 I8O --74 -74, 163 ,.51 ISI IO6, 163 -74 170 .155 --74 ..74 178 168 --74 -74 IOC 139, 183 139 IO6 240 .106 .51, 171 179 I4.0 IO6, 230 Hord, Lena. ,,.... ..... 1 06 Hough, John J .... ..... , 74 Howard, Doris .,....,..... 74 Howard,Jane ........ I6O, 162 Howells, Martha. IO6, 153, 175 Hubbard, Grace ........... 75 Hubble, Eula ,....... 75, 143 Hubler, Dorothy .......... 75 Hudelson, Peggy ..... IO6, 138 Hudgens, Lilley ..... ..... 3 6 I-Iueckel, Margaret. . .75, 175 I-Iueting, Virginia .... 52, 135, 157, 159, 163, 166, 221, 222, 225, 228 Hughes, Glenda ...... 75, 175 Hughes, Jean .....,...., 107 Hughes, Lou .,.......... IO7 Huitt,lX1Iary.1o7,138,153, 176 Humphrey, Earline ...... Humphrey, Evagene ..... .IO7 -75 Humphrey, Lenora ....... IO7 Humphrey, Leora ....... IO7 Hunt, Marie ........,... .75 Hunter, Leo ......... 156, 191 Husband, Ruth ........... 24 Hutchcraft, Milton. .107, 138 Hutchcraft, W. Glenn ,.... IO7 Hyde, Harold ............. 75 I Ingram, Lucille ...,.....,. 75 Isherwood, Anna Louise, . .52, 166 175 , I Jack, Olive Fay ...... 75, 176 Jackson, Julia 76, 152, 153, 175 Jacobs, Robert ..........,. S2 James, Nlarie Elinor ....... 52 James, Robyn .... ...,. 1 O7 Jansen, Helen ............ IO7 Jenkins, Shirley .......... 108 Jennings, Ethel Louise .,... 76 Jerdan, Kenneth ..,.,...,. 52 Johnson, Edna Mae ..... IO8 Johnson, Joe Raymond.. IO8 Johnson, Juanita ........ .76 Johnson, Lena .......... .76 Johnson, Susie .......... .76 Johnson, William Wilson. 108 Johnson, VV. L. ......... .52 Jonah, Julia ............ .24 Jones, Betty-,76, 141, 153, 175 Jones, Betty YV ...,...... 76, 135, 156, 159 229 Jones, Geraldine ...,.... 138 Jones,Glenn ............ .76 Jones, Lucian A ......... IOS Jones, A-Iildred .... .... 1 O8 Josten, Hilda ,... .. .76 K Kaestner, Jennie J ..., 76, 166 Karraker. Oliver ...... 77, I42 Keene, Roland .,........ .36 Keifer, Karl.13S, 148, 150,151 Keil, Helen Louise. .,... .77 Keiner, Henrietta ....... .77 Kell, Ida ........ 77, 146, 175 Kell, Robert YV .,....... IOS Keller, Lois ............. 125 Kelley, Orland ...,...... IOS Kelley, Virginia.1o8, 138, 175 Kellogg, Thelma L ,..,.. .24 Kerley, Pauline ......... .77 Kersey, Ruby Xlae ...... .77 Kias, Nelson ............, 36, 149, 169, 173, 133 Kimpler, Vivian. IOS, 138, 142, King, Dee .....,....,... 208 King, Florence R .,...... .24 Kiphart, Mae ........... .77 Kirley, Nlildred L .... 52, 163 Kirsch, Jane ,,.... ...77, I4I Knash, John ,... 190, 207, 216 Knecht, Walter ..,....... 109 -77, Koch, Leland ......,. 109 Korando, Mitchell ....,.. Korando, Sidney ..... 52, Kotter, Carl ............ Krappe, Edith S ...... 24, Krause, Annemarie ...... Krill, Josephine ......... Krughorlf, Clara Louise. . . 1 ISI Kuelm, Raymond .... 162 Kuehn, Vera NI ..,...... 1 J Kugler, Virginia. .78, 159, Kuhn, Vera M ....,..... Kunze, Dorothea H. .37, 157,158, 159, 163,165 Lawrence, Mary ......... 109, 144 L Lambert, Alice ....,..... 152 Lambert, Ray V. .78, Land, Aubrey .1,.... 37, 139, 168, 180, Land, Nlildred ...... Landon, Alice ...,....... Lane, Ray .....,. ...., Laney, John E ...... Langford, Elijah. . .. Lasater, Charles Rjff 138, Lawreck, Marguerite .... Lawson, Marvin .... 153 Lay, Kenneth ....... 1 i Lehr, Elmer H ,.,.....,. Lee, Lewis ............. Leib, Bonita .......,,... 138, 153, Lemme, Harold ......... Lemons, Hoyette ........ I5 Is 7 162 Lence, Dora ............ Lenhardt .............. Lenich, Mike E. .53, 192, Lentz, Eli G ...,,...,... Lentz, Kathryn ...... 37, Kathr n Lewis, y ..... Lewis, Jennie 53, 146, Lewis, Virginia Ann ..... Lewis, Zarold ....... Lillie, Elaine ....... Lindsey, Euell ...... Lindsey, Virgie .......... 138, Lingle, Fred ..,,........ Lingle, Harold N.37, Lingle, Leland ....... 25, Lisenby, Rowena ...., 53, Locke, Frances jane. Lockie, Leila Clara.. 53, 149 I4,I, 148, , Logan, Catherine ..... 1 IO, -37, 7 159, 153, 181, 218 .109 163 ..52 150 24 --77 157 208 ..78 221 ..78 153, 225, 228 H78 162 136, 183 ..78 .109 ..37 216 .155 ..52 176 ,139 .ZOO H78 .109 144 .78, 176 206 78, 205 109 109 200 .24 175 .78 163 109 110 179 110 1 .25 183 186 151 -53 38, 175 -79, 76 1 150 Logan, Clarence C ........ 25 London, Anne ....,...... 110 Longer, Lowell ........... 117 Lounsbury, Charles ,..... 110, 151, 153, 178 Love, James H ........... 37, 145, 161, 181 Luther, Evelyn ........... 79 INDEX Lynn, R. Kenneth ........ IIO Lyons, hflary lVlae .... .... 7 9 M hfladden, Gayle DuBois ,.., 37, 1535174 hfladdock, Clyde ......... 147, 151, 162 212 Nlaker, Nlary E ......,.... 80 Nlal, John Herbert ......, IZS Nlannen, Helen ...,.,.,.. III hilansheld, Aizine .......... 80 NIansf1eld,J0hn .......... 155 Nlarberry, 1fVilliam NL37, 148 hflarchildon, Holly C., Jr.. .III Margrave, 1fVendell ...... 150, , 151, 154- Margrave, Wilma ......., III Markus, Chris. XV .,...... .80 Nlartin, Marvin. .80, 139, 161 Nlartin, Nlary lsabelle.80, 175 hlartin, Ralph ....,...,.. III lXfIoss, Eileen ....,........ IZS hflathews, Charles ...... III, 142, 152, 181 lvlathis, Glenn WVatkins .... 80, ISI Matthes, Helen ..,.., 25, ISO Nlatzenbacher, Lonnie ...,. 37 May, Mary Elizabeth ...... 80 lVIayer, Lorean ..,.... 53, 174 lvlayhew, Maude .......... 25 lklayne, Don ..... 80, ISO 212 Medlin, Elmer ............ 81 Medlin, Jewell. . III, 224, 227 Bleek, Paul ............. .81 Nlertz, Ruth ....... . . . .38, 136, 157, 168, 239 lVIerwin, Bruce W. .. ,,.. .25, , 143, 147, 169 Miles, Edward V ......,, .19 Miller, C. Glen ..... .38, 139 Miller, Ethel Beryl ...... .81 lVliller, Evelyn ..... .... 1 12, 141, ISO, 231 Miller, Everett. .81, 151, 171 Miller, hflargaret ...,..,. .81 Miller, Mary Anna ....,. 112 Miller, Mary Helen. . . . . .53 Miller, Maude L ..... . . .81 Miller, Robert ..... ,... 1 II Miller, Pearl M .... . . .38 Mills, Archie .... . . . 81 Mills, Lannes D .,......... 38 Mills, Rodney ......,..,. 112 Milo, Gladys ............ 112 Mings, John ,.... 81, 165, 206 Miskell, Margaret ..., 125 ISO Mitchell, Edward .... 112, I37, 139, 152, 153 178 Mitchell, Everett .... 112, 135, 138, 152,153 179 Nlitchell, Oran ......... .54, I44., 156, 200 Mohlenbrock, Florence. . .II2, 138 Mollman, Mary Louise 54, 144 Moore, Anna Lee .,...... 245 Nloore, Beulah ..... ..,.. 8 1 lVloore, Francis hlay. .81, 176 Moore, John ........,..., 152 Moore, Margaret Clemens. .54 Moore, Mary Francis ..... 229 Moore, Robert R. . . .... . .82 Moorman, Howard E ...... 54, 149, 156, 178, 190 Morgan, Angie ..... ...... 8 2 Morgan, Grover VVils0n. . ,82, 139: 152, 179 Morgan, lVlaxwell ....... Nlorawski, VVilliam ...... 149, 156, 139, 217, lX4oss, Harry ,........ 38, Moss, Ruth ............ Motsinger, Ruth ........ Mozley, Archa ..... ..,. Muckelroy, Renzo E. .25, Nlueller, Allen D ...., 54, Nlueller, Ruth C ......... Mueller, Virginia. 54, 159, Mulkey, Helen. . ,.... . . Nlulkey, Paul D ...... 38, Mullins, Louise ....., 112, Nlundell, Ruby ....... 82, hlurphy, Juanita. .. .,.. Nlurray, Anna I ...,...... Nlurray, Bernice ........ Murray, Earl W ...... 83, Muzzey, Dorothy NI ,.... 176, Myers, R. Stanley ....... NlcAndrews, William. ,25, McCall, Robert ......... lX4cCallum, Jane Hill .... lVIcCann, Nlildred ....... hlcCartan, Nlarjorie ..... McClerren, Carl Scott. . . McCloskey, John R ..... McConachie, Margaret.. McConaghie, Marjorie 53, 140 .82, 242 140 II2 .82 125 161 153 .82 228 .82 143 174 159 .82 .83 ..83 -25, 220 1 ,79 125 -53 110 -79 110 179 142 .38 85 McCormick, Georgette. . .110, 138, lVIcCraken, Haline. . .110, McCree, Velda .......... McCreight, Dorothy. .53, McCue, Aileen .......... 157, 158, McBride, Leroy ......... McElhatten, Betty. . .80, McGuere, James ........ Mclntosh, David .... ISO, McKinney, Vera ........ McLain, Mary Jane ..... McLain, Nina. .139, ISO, McLain, Rosa .......... McMillan, Robert W .... McMurray, WVilbern ..... McR0y, Paul ....... 39, 138, 143, 148, 162, N Nast, Ruth ..... II2, 159, Nauman, Ellouise .... 113, Neckers, James. .25, 133, Neeley, Charles ......... Neibch, Mildred M ...... Newman, Arthur E .,.... ISO, Page 174 139 III 139 -79, 163 155 174 .80 152 III -79 ISI -79 III ,.38 132, 169 163 174 170 .26 .83 -54, 152 269 R. Ragland, Ramona R ..,.. .85 Newton, James .......... II3 Newton, Ralph ....A..... II3 Nickolson, XVreathe ....... 38 Nighswander, Edna Laura. .83 Nighswander, Norma Rose.83 Noel, Frances ............ 54, 15o Roach, Lulu D ...... I 136,153,168 241 Nolen, Russel Nl. . ....... .26 Nollau, Armina L...83, 159, 163, 166, 223, 226 229 Nooner, Wi11ifred.83, 139, 157 Norman, Inda S ........ .83 Norman, Wilma ....,.... 1 I3 O Oberto, Irma .... 39, 148, 149 O,Dell, Louise .......... .39 Ohms, Roger .,...... 140, 153 Ogden, Susie E ....... 26, 45 Olhflalley, James. 156, 192 216 Oppenlauder, Jack D .... .54 Otey, Wendell ............ 54, 136, 150, 164 165 Owen, Kathlyn Lucille. . . .84 Oxford, Bernice H ........ 113 P Palmer, Dorothy ........ .84 Pardee, Charles I ..... 26, 162 Parednes, Vincent. . .156, 208 Parks, Anna Kathryn ..... 84, 224 231 Parks, Cecil ............. 152 Parran, Jerold..154, 155, 207 Patterson, Charles A. .84, 191 Patterson, Frances .... 84, 174 Patterson, George S. .1 I3 181 Paul, Hannah ........... .84 Payne, Anna D ........... 26 Peacock, Vera L .... . . . .26 Peithman, Roscoe ......... 55 Pemberton, Arnold ...... .84 Pennington, Leda. . .84, 139, 1142, 146, 153, 159, 163, 221 Perschbacker, Arli11e ...... 113 Perks, Leslie T ....... 55, 178 Perrine, Arline O ........ .39 Perry, Emily ........... 113 Pesula, Rose ..... 84, 139, 145 Petersen, Louis C ....,.. .26 Peterson, Goodwin. . . II3 151 Peterson, Helen ......... .84 Peterson, Phyllis ......... 85, 133,157,175 Peterson, Polly ......... .85 Phemister, Fern ......... .85 Phillips, Alice ........... I42, 144 163,165 Phillips, Frances... . .. .55, 158 174,221 Phillips, Thelma .... . . . 142, 144 163,165 Phipps, Carl Lee .... , ..... 55 Phipps, Esther D... II4, 139 Pierce, John M ......... .26 Pierce, Rosemary ....... 126 Piercy, D. Allen ,.... . . .85 Pope, Elizabeth ..... . . .55 Pope, Kathryn .... . . .55 Page 270 I N D E X Powell, Ella ..... 39, 158, Power, Esther M. .... 26, Prather, Earl R ...... 55, Prlddy, Ross ........... Prindle, William ..... 114, Prosser, Thomas A ..... 144 Provart, Gene ....... 85, Pulley, Nlary Helen ..,.. Purcell, Carl ............ Pu rdy, jesse R .... Q Quernheim, Lucille ...... Quillman, Roy WV ..... 85 Ragland, VVilbur .,... 114 Ragsdale, Clifton L ...... Ragsdale, Paul .......... Ragsdale, Ragsdale, Virginia 55, Ramsey, Floyd ......... 149, 150 Ramsey, Helen Nl .,..... Randle, Eyleen ......... Randle, 1Villian1 ........ 137, 139, 153 Randolph, Thelma P .... Randolph, Victor ........ Rapp, Leonard Earl ..... Rasche, Carlton.114, 145 Ratclilfe, Henry Johnson 'Fed R ........ 153 Rea, Enid ........... 86, Rea, Lois ........,.,... Rea, Max A ........ 114, Reed, Edward XV ........ Reed, Marguerite ....... Reeder, Paul I ......... 164 195 139, 150, Reeves, Robert, . 156, Reiman, Gilbert C .... .. 139 1 1 Reithman, Elva Loui Renn, Eugene ...... SC.. Renshaw, Carl ...... 139, Reps, John YV .... Rice, Homer E ...... Rich, Ralph XV ..... Richards, Marian.39, 139 Richardson, Alfred ..... Riechenberg, Hulda. 162 Rippelmeyer, Alice E .... 1 Roberts, Ferneley ....... Roberts, Lora ....... 115, Robinson, Cecile ........ Robinson, Florence Lucas 227 Robinson, John ......... Robinson, hlarguerite. . . Rogers, Ora D .......... Roll, hdary Alice ..... 87, Roots, Clyde .,......... Roskowski, Lottie. . . . . . Ross, Alva ....... .. 1 163 168 147 126 194 35 - ' 7 181 144 114 114 .26 -55 214 218 II4 .85 .27 174 ..85, I62. iii --39, 181 .86 .56 .86 181 , .114, 155 145 126 217 .36 .86 ..,6, 212 205 .II4, II3 115 147 .86 -39 IIS 141 1 1 5 .86 .27 214 159 115 . se, 79 I . ss, 229 165 -39 .27 138 2.13 IIS .87 Rowe, Anna Ray .... 87, 159, 223, 226, 228, 229 Royster, hlary Helen ..... IIS Rude, Ruby ............. IIS Ruppert, Dorothy .... 87, 163 Rushing, Cecile ......... . .56 Rushing, Lavonne ......., 126 Rushing, Lee ............. 87 Rushing, XVilliam .... 40, 136, 139, 168, 178,.183 Russel, Helen Ruby ....... 39, 142, 146, 165 S Salus, Bill R .............. 95 Samford, Raymond A ...... 87 Saunders, Edwin .......... 87 Scarlette, Elnora ......... 115 Scarlette, Helen .......... IIS Scherrer, George RI ....... 1 16 Schimpf, Harriet L ........ 87 Schmelzel, l-lilinar ......... 87 Schmitt, Imogene. ........ 87 Schnake, Eileen .......... 116 Schnicker, Oscar C .... 56, 81, 143, 1471 148, 160, 171 Schock, Dorothy .......... 88 Schock, 'X'irginia.139, 142, 163 Schremp, Helen ...... 40, 176 Schroeder, Henry .... 143, 169 Scoby, joseph L ...... 40, 148 Scott, Barbara jane ....... 88, 1511 175, 243 Scott, julia .......... . . . .150 Scott, Martha .,.......... 27 Scott, Samuel J .......... 40, 143,148,169 Scott, Virginia ........... 56, 135,14-2,153,174 Seed, Mignon ............ 157 Seibert, james ....... 88, I62 Seibert, Katherine ........ 126 Settlemoir, Dorothy ...... 116 Shank, Marjorie .......... I9 Sharknas, Joe ............ 1 16 Shaver. Gerald L ..... 1 16 217 Shavitz, Esther Ann. .4o, 228 Sl1elton, Kathryne ......... 88 Shields, Oliver ........... 165 Shields, Virginia Ellen ..... 40, 144, 228 Shook. Dorothy .......... ,SS Shroeder, Henry ....... .27 Shupe, Nina llaude ...... II6 Shurts, Roberts ...,....... 88 Shryock, Henry XV. ....... I8 Silkwood, Klabel ......... 88, 152- 153, 17-1 Simon, Gertrude .......... 88 Simon, Mildred .......,... 88 Simpson, Harold D ........ 88 Sims, Dorothy ........... 89, 135, 141, 166 Simms, joe L .... 41, 143, 145 Sinks, William ........... 116 Sinnott, Dorothy ..... 89, 177 Sisk, Frank .............. 140 Sistler, Della hlarie. .... 89, 139,153,160 Sites, Doris M ....... 116, 153 Sites, Dorothy..116, 153, 231 Sitter, Rudolph L .....,... 89 Sitter, Zenith ......, .... 1 16 Skaggs, Juanita ,.... ..... 1 I7 Skinner, Edward ..,..... 89 Sloan, Buford ......, 152, 164 Sloan, Jane ........,..... 117 Smallenberger, Ardell .,... 89, . 166, 174 Smith, Clyde IVI ....... ,... 4 0 Smith, Elizabeth.89, 157, 158, 159, 163, 221, 223, 226 Smith, Ellen ............,. 89 Smith, Floyd .... 40, 14.9, 178 Smith, Frank Allen .....,.. 41 Smith, Georg VV .... .,.. 2 7 Smith, Gladys ...... .... 2 7 Smith, Imogene ..,..,.... II7 Smith, John ............, ISI Smith, Madeleine M .27, 152 Smith, Mary F ..1........ 117 Smith, Mildred. ,89, 132, 177 Smith, Robert ,..... 191, 207 Smith, Virginia ........... 56 Smith, Walter .........,. II7 Snyder, June .....,.,.... II7 Spann, WVavie .... 56, 152, 163 Spaulding, Janette ..,..... 56, 157, 159, 222, 228 Spiller, Virginia .......... 89, 139, 141, 159, 155 Spindlae, F. 'VV ........... 126 Spires, Ruth ........ 117, 153 Springer, Lawrence ........ 41 Stafford, George ,1.....,. 155 Stafford, Voris ........... 139 Stansfield, John W90, 133 136 Stark, Edith ,........... . .90 Stearns, Troy L. .27, 147, 169 Steers, IVIary Virginia. ..,.. 90 Stein, Hilda.29, 149, 158, 174 Stefanoif, Eleanor. ........ 45 Stegall, Mary .........,. 149 Stevenson, Ruth ......... 41, 139: 1521 163 Stewart, Dorothy ....... 117 Stobart, Maynard ....... .90 Stokes, James ....... .... 5 7 Stone, Newton ............ 41 Stone, Opal ............... 29 Stone, Tommie May ...... 1 I7 Stone, IrVinifred M ,..,... 118 Straub, John .......,.... 152 Straup, Margaret ........ 126 Strothmann, Elsie .... 41, 135, 166, 168, 174, 182 Stumpf, Virginia L..118, 157, 159, 1633 224, 7-27: 7-30 Sturn, Emma Elizabeth .... 41 Sulcer, Hazel ......,...... 41 Sullivan, Irene E. ........ 42, 145, 160, 163 Sullivan, Orville A ....... Summers, WVilliam A ..... Swartz, Willis G ...... 28, Sweitzer, Florence ....... Swofford, J. S ..... .... .42 .90 132 .118 157 A INDEX Swofford, Ruth .......... 138: 1531 Syfert, Walter .... T Taggart, James WV. Talbert, Orma .... Talbert, Thomas .....,... Tannehill, Flovetta. .1 18, Tauber, Karl .......,.... Taylor, Jack ......... 57, Taylor, Kelley G ......... Taylor, Loren ,........... Taylor, lXfIaurice ......... 118, 174- 151 118 118 .90 224 ,42 171 118 119 .42, 222, 225, 228 Taylor, Oral .............. 90 Taylor, Theodore Edward,57, 155 Taylor,Veda ..,..... ,.... 1 39 Thalgott, Fred ...... ....,. 9 0 Thalman, YVellington A. . .28, 169 Thomas, Arnold Ray .... 119 Thompson, Walter ....,. 119 Thrailkill, hflarion 42, 150, 163 Timpany, Emily ........ II9 Timpner, Edward C. .42, 143 Tompson, Venita Jane ..... 57 Tomlinson, Vernon. . .57, 145 Torrens, Wilma ......,.. .90 Towery, Hazel Louise ..... 42, 136, 157, 168 Travelstead, Thurman. . . 206 Treece, Ernest. . .42, 149, 162 Trimble, Barney F. ...., IIQ Tripp, Charles .......... .90 Tripp, Lavern .,..... 91, 205 Tripp, Mary .....,...... 119, 224, 227, 230 Trotter, Donald ......... .91 Troulove, Jewell ........ .28 Trousdale, Dorothea. .91, 174 Troutt, hladge .,.....,.. .28 Tullis, Reed .........,.. 207 Turner, Imogene .,,. IIQ, 224 Turner, Janavee ,...,... II9 Turner, Joseph .... .... . 91 Turner, IVIildred . . . . , . 126 Tuthill, Ernest ..,. . . . .91 Tweedy, Ruth .... . . . 120 Tygett, Osa B .... ..... 4 3 U Ulsomer, Alice. . .91, 138, 176 Upchurch, Eugene E ...,,.. QI Unthank, Edgar.139, 162, 212 V Van Lente, Kenneth. .28, 170 Van Trump, Ruby ....,.,. 28 Va11 IVIetre, Eleanor ...... IZO Veach, John ............. 200 Vick,Betty.120, 138, 153, 174 Vise, June ........., 120, 139 W Wagley, Niarie ....... 91, 163 Wakeford, Kenneth. .138 1 JfValder, Callie. . .57, 146, Walker, Robert G .....,. VValler, Pauline .,.... Warnick, IVIary ...... s Warren, Fount G ..... 28 lrVarren, Jessie ..,....... WVathen, Rosemary ...... YVats0n Bruce .....,,... I Watson, Eugene. .... 'Watson, Irene G ,,... VVatson, Nlargaret. . '57, Watson, Ruth ....... VVayman, NIary ...,.. XVeilmeunster, Earl. 1 20, lVelch, Eldred .....,.... VVellp0tt, Alice E. . . Wells, Florence .... WVest, Elizabeth Ann 132, West, George ...... VVham, George D, . . IfVhitaker, Mildred, . VVhite, Louise ..,... 'Wl1itlock, Iola, . .92, Wiggins, Emil. . 143, -92, 137, -19, .92, 152, 190, JfVilhelm, Grace ......... Wilkinson, LaVern ...... , 145, Willey, Robert Dean .... 'Williams, Eula hlae. . .92, lfVilliams, Gladys ........ Williams, Imogene .... 92, Williams, Robert ........ Williams Williams YVilliams Roxie ......... 7 , Virginia Lee .... 2037 YVayne ........ wauis, Jima, .... 151, 152, Willis, Morris. . .151, I52, Wilson, Evelyn. ....... . Wilson, Harry ..,. . ..... . W'ilson Janet ...,.... 58 wviison' 111114, nrartha. .f 7 Wilson, Nellie .,........ YVilson, Rodney ......... Wilson Thelma .,,..,... WVinch6ster, Clara lVIae.. Winkelmeyer, W. Rolla.. 152, YVinters, hdaxine ........ Wise, Earl .............. Wiseheart, Margaret .,... YVisely, Glenn B .... Wolf, IVIary Esther. . Wolfinbarger, Arlie. . 1 39, YVOmick, Nlary .......... , 159, VVomble, lVIarj0r1e ....... Woods, Mary Ellen. 1413 142, -53, 138,153,165 IS2 163 .91 143 121 169 140 .91 145 -43 .28 176 151 .92 142 .92 166 .29 .58, 153 120 132 142 .92 153 205 .29 -92, ISI ,92 176 .29 I52 -43 .58 121, 224 143 212 212 121 .58 174 121 IZI I2I 121 138 -43, 181 -93 -93 193 -93 IZI 155, 216 145, 160 .5s, 150 134, 174 Woodworth, David ..,..... 93 Woody, Lucy K ...... 19, I32 Wright, Alice K ,..,...... 29 Wright, Eloise. . .93, 142, 174 Wright, Fay ,...,......... 93 Page 27I Wright, john .......... . , 139, 143 Wflght, Raymond. ..... 150 Wyatt, Alice ,........,.. Wya:t,June Colleen. . IZI, Wyman, Vivian. . . . . . 4 133, A1513 Page 272 129, 169 .138, 151 -93 230 -58, 174 INDEX Y A Yaeger, Cornelia ....... 139, 157, Yehling, Herman ..... 93, Young, Dallas M ......... Young, James A .,......, Young, Otis.B...z9, Young, Virginia ,.,. 149 .1z1, 1 43, 158 139 -93 .58 169 141 Z Zerweck, Jo .......,...... 43 Zimmerschied, Charlotte. . .29 I'
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