Southern Illinois University - Obelisk Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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' .' an ' N 'Sin 'lg - .. v ,It Kham 7, .lag N -Ashmv ,J .. ,1 A ? ff Dm. 644-:Zee D. '7em4eq Dr. Charles D. ',l'enne.v is Adiniiiistratiive .Xssistantz to the l'residenti. If you want to give or receive advice, if you want to cheek up on a. current rumor, if you need help-your studies and other activities, or if you have something to propose for the go-od of the institution be sure to see Dr. Tenney. If he can 't help you, he will tell you who can. Edwwzd W 77Zcf!e4, fc. Mr. -Edward V. Miles .liz is business iiiaiiagm-i' at Soutliern lllinois liiiivw- Sity. The Business lVl?l,l12lgCl' is responsible for UH'-Ul'illll2lilllQ' tin- work of the i Chief Accountant, The l,llI'l'll2lSlllQ Agent, lin- liinrszir, and the Administrative Secreta . He is also res ionsible for 'funeral clireuiion ol' The work ol' The l rn Physical Plant. .4-1 ' -.4 er-I-I9 Donn Talbert XV. Abbott Dean H, J. Rehn Liberal Arts and Sciences Vocations and Professions -an 'IV' nil- -501 'ur' '+C-nl9 o o 1-ina! Wane 7476 74a Deana 1. I-lln W- IJ4-an Nlznrslmll S. lloiskc-5' llmm llvlvn A. SIIUITIIIII Dcuu Eug0llC.R.F2Li1 Dean of Men Dean of Women Education , 53? .iK.,s,d,' 4 Presidents Office Zzmmczq Ugg' Business Dffice , .Y 1 .W - .. 'Jn' A 1, ,xx I rn b',ff-I Si 3 a If s..', .161 Accounting Office EW? Purchasing Office 7 A. . .,.-- ..W,...,,.. 'T ,e . , . , 71? ' i 'L 'L 1 c fi f f . , .1-:. 1.4.-1 Dean of Women 4 Uffdcea Dean of Men 5,4 Ei A! 'x i 1 Registrafs Office 054m Ufficea Director of Information - - Lorena Drummond Alumni Services - - - - Orville Alexander Extensioii and Placement Service - - Raymond Dey Housing Service - - - - Mabel Pulliam fllealth Service - - Marie A. Hinrichs, M.D. Physical Plant - - - - XVilliam Neal Phelps Veterans Guidance Center - - Ernest Wolfe MW? Wblmenlf Floyd F. Ulllllllllglldlll Lucy li. Woody Willis G. SWill.'lZ Willamol M. Hcrslmclioi' Vera L. Poacoclq U. li. Young Robert A.. Sloflos - Dorol lity I mvics J. W. Nocliors liowoll li. 'l'l1claol' llurolml lll. lil'lg.1'gL'S ' men G oogral 11 li y llonio l'lCUllUl11ll5S GOVCTIIIIICIII Z oology Foreign Laiigimgi- - Physics - Jouriizilisiu l.'. li. lfoi' Womon Chemist ry Agricull uu- ll isl oi'-x' Wx I Q 5- eff ewwxfzxf. 1 grim 3f'1f .Z,f,Wk9 , I , f 1. 1.9, X X' ' W K 'ww FMA - , fx -:Wg gy. 1 A 2 qaazimemf eiadwnen P. Merville Larson Lewis A. Maverick Joseph K. Jolmsmi XV. B. Schneider Maurits Kesmu' VVa.1te1' B. 'Welch NV. C. McDaniel Ben P. Wat.lii11s W. lf. Bicknell - Marie A. leliurielis -I. W. Semi: - - - - - Speech E CO11O'll1if'S - - Sociology - I5110'iiSil P1 - Music - Botany - iX'Ii1ii1GH121iif'S - - - Art - ill1.il1Si'1'i2li Ed. - - Hezllfli Serviee Business Alillli1liSi,1'2l.1'iUll Graduate Students Club 'Phe llrzuluute SlllllClll elull wus urgzuiizeml klllllll, 1 uiuler the spunsorsliip of Ihr. Willis ll. Svvurtz, Plldlllllflll ul ilu QIdkllldlL sllltlts eummittee mul f'llill1'll1illl ol' the growl goveriuueut dipuitiiuii The elub held its first len this year in lunuu ol those IIlLllllJ xx io . eulupleted the work fur llle lllil-SlL'l',S degree. Ul'l'ieer,s ul' ilu- eluli for llne pusl ,Year were 'l'heom.lore Cuiu, 1'll2ll1'lIl2lllQ l,lilYl4l 'l'. liCl1lll X', vice-eliuirmuug Connie liezu-li, sec-relzlry-1re:1s- urerg and Mrs. Maxine Harris ljluelsnuiii, pub- licity director. Uflfieers for I9-lN-lfllll ure lillCSClllL'2lll Kil- liugsworlli, l'll2lll'HlilllQ Mrs. Maxine llzirris llluelmizui, VllfC-Cllilll'Il12lll1 Mrs. llurulliy Huslr ing.: lileyer, SCl'1'L'li11'.Y-i1'Q2lSlll'C1'Q zuul Mrs. flum- Fulkersou Todd, pulrlieity direetor. Purpose of the elulm is to bring' the stu- dents in g'I'2l1ll12ll0 sehoul together smfiznlly zuul to discuss iuuluul problems. GRADUATE STUDENTS BEACH, CONNIE L.-.Terseyville BRASEL, DONALD-Belleville BTROWN, HELEN ROSALIE-Percy COLLARD, ROBERT COLLARD-Jonesboro ELLIS, HERSCHEL WAYNE-Herrin HUFF, MRS. EMMA SMITH-Murphysboro JONES, AMY-Brookport SITZER, MRS. ELVA H.-Carbondale REYES, JOSE L.-Mexico City 1117'- 4:-..-2' .., o V 'M' Senior Class Officers P1'CSidCll1 ..... ......... 1 Jocdio Uz1l11111i V100-P1'CS:dCl1t ....... ...... N rc-C111 11211111111 litl1c1'11lg'Q 111t'l'3121l'j'-Tl'C,'ilSlIIL1 ....... Lois M. S151'iIllilC RS ADAMS, BETTY-Sparta lklajor-Physical Education Activities-NV.A.A.. Girls Rally, Modcrn llancc tluli Delta Phi Kappa, Tamarack, Presidcnt 1. AIKMAN, NINA-Litchfield Major-Home Economics Activities-B.S.U. Council Ii. BANTEL, DORRIS+Murphysboro Major-Physical Education Activities-Pi Kappa Sigma, XVomcn's Atlilctic Asmtl ation, Vice-President 3. BECHTLOFFT, MARJORIE-Murphysboro lllajor-Com merce Activities-Pi Kappa Sigma. 'I'rc:isurf-r 11. House Vim dent 4. Pi Omega Pi, Secretary 4. BROWNING, PEGGY-DeSoto, Missouri Major-History Activities-Pi Kappa Sigma, Treasurer Il. BUDDEBAUM, DOROTHY-Belknap Major-Home Economics Activities-Honie Economics l'luli. B.S.U. CALDWELL, MARY ELIZABETH-Ozark Major-Elementary Education Activities-Baptist Student Union. Fotos Club. CALVERT, GALE--Marissa Major-Business Administration Activities-Commerce Club, Pi Omega Pi. CARRINGTON, M. LORRAINE-Carbondale Major-Art-Music Activities-University Chorus, lkladrigal Silifxcrs. Si Sigma Sigma, Kappi Pi, VVomen's Music Club. CHAMBERS, WILMA-Westfield Major-Elementary Education Activities--B.S.U. CRADER, PAULINE-East St. Louis CRIDER, LORETTA-Du Quoin Major-Social Studies ' Activities-Egyptian Staff 2. Fotos Club, Presidcnt Y.XV.C.. Vicc-President 3. Futurc Teaclicrs of Anicin Homecoming, Decoration Conimittc. Home Econoni Club, Girls Rally, Baptist Student Union, CRIM, CHARLOTTE, H.-Metropolis Major-Elementary Education Activities-Alpha Kappa Alpha, Treasurer Il, -1. ETHERIDGE, VEDA fHallamJ-Fairfield Major- Pomnicrco Actlvitics-Sigma Sigma Sigma, President fl, Pan llil I1-nic Council, Treasurer 4. Student Council ll. Senior Class Vice-President, f ommerf-e Club. DAVIS, MARY ELIZABETH-Dowell Major-Music Activities-Chorus, Mcssiali, Kappa Delta Pi. WHITE, MARION-Equality Major-I-Ionic Emonomics Activities-Homo Ec. Club 3, 4, S.C.F. 2 Il, I it pendent Girls. SE DELAP, JANE-Carbondale Major-Sociology, English Activitit-s-Eg.:'yptian, Mu Tau Pi, Little Theater, Delta Sigma Epsilon, Secretary 3, President 4, Pan Hellenic Council, Secretary 4, Sphinx, Homecoming f'0lIllllliittP. DOELLING, ETHEL S.-Trenton Major-Elementary Education Activities-Band, Sigma Sigma Sigma. FAIRBAIRN, JOAN-Harvey Major-Spanish, French ActivitiesfPub1ications Count-il, Chairman 4, Fr:-n--li Club 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. President 4. Sphinx Club 4, Homecoming' Quet-n's Court 3, Home- coming Queen 4. FERGUSON, JUNE--Herrin Major-English Activities-Egyptian 1, 2. 3, Feature Editor 2, Sigma Tau Delta. Secretary 4, XVriters Club 2, 4. Secretary 2. FIORE, ALDA-Valler Major-Commerce Activities--Pi Kappa Sigma. Gamma Theta Upsilon. Commerce Club, Girls Rally, Newman Club, Homecom- ing Committee 4. FRANCIS, HELEN-Nashville Major-Home Economics Activities-Home Economics Club, Vice-President 13, S. C. F. FULKERSON, JUNE-Carbondale Major-French Activities-Egyptian, Associate Editor Ii, La Reunion Galllque, President 2, 3, 4, Mu Tau Pi, President il, Eglna Tau Delta, Little Theatre, Pi Kappa, Sigma. omecoming Committee, Delta Rho, Sphinx Cluli, VVho's Who, Charles Neeley Scholarship. GRUBER, MARIAN-Dowell Major-Botany Activities-Band, Theta Upsilon, Pi Kappa Sigma, Motl- ern Dance Club. HARPER, JANE-Anna Major-English, Commerce Activities4Sigma Tau Delta, Little Theater, Girls Ral- ly, Delta Sigma Epsilon. HARN, ANNA MARIE-Murphysboro Major-Physical Education ActivitieshPi Kappa Sigma, Delta Phi Kappa, W.A.A., Treasurer 4. HAROLDSON, BARBARA-Carbondale Major-Mathematics! Activities-Little Theatre, Delta Sigma Epsilon. HARRIS, JACQUELINE-Galatla Major-Home Economics Activities-Kappa Pi Art 1 raternity, Southern Ilona-- ma.ker's Club, Girls Rally, HAUNER, PEGGY-Murphysboro Major-Commerce, English Activities-Pi Kappa Sigma, Secretry 4, VV.A.A., Pi Omega Pi, Commerce Cluh. HAWKINS, BETTY-Walnut Hill Major-Elementary Education Activities-Delta Kappa Phi. HENDERSON, MARILYN-Herrin Major -Snvlolofzy Activities-Little Theatre IJ, ZZ, Alpha Kappa lvclta. IORS i WILLIAMS, MARCELINE-Christopher ' Major-Latin Activities-Sigma Pi Rho, President 4, Russian Club, NV.A.A. 4. IORS HICKS, HELEN-Bonnie Major-Matheniatirs Awtivititis-lfbeltn Rho. HINKLE, MARGIE-Dongola Mnjn-ilflliysical Eiluuation Avtivitivs -XX'.A.A., Veti-rzins' Urt:'anization, Svcrvtary 2. Inile-penile-nt Student Union, Treasurer R. 1. Studi-nt Count-il, Publications Count-il. HOLMES, HELEN-Carterville Major-History Activities-Obelisk, Business Manager 3. 4, Little The- atre, Egyptian Staff, Mu Tau Pi, Commerce Club, Delta Sigiim Epsilon. HUDGENS, CLAIRE-Marion Major-1'hi-inistry, Matheniatii-s Ai-tixities-XV.A.A., Kappi Phi, Girls Rally. IVERS, M. ALICE-Fairfield Major- -Home E4-ononiivs Artivities-Egyptian l. Biillil l. 2, 3. Chapel Choir Zi. W.A.A. l. 2. Girls Rally 2. Il, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. Southern Hoinemakers Club 2, 3. 4. Se-:rotary 3. Vive Presiilent 4, Sing and Swing Club 4. JITODAI, KINUYE-Seattle, Washington Rlaijor-Art At-tivitit-s-ISU. S.1'.F. Council, Kappa Pi 3, President, Anthony Hall President 4, KEITH, VERTUS-Murphysboro M:tjor-lilt-Inentary Education Activities-Ort-hestra 1, 2. KELLER, BETTY J. KEOUGH, LORETTA-Murphysboro INI8,j0l'fCUI11I'I1L'l'Cll At-tivititfs-Student Count-il, Pi Omega Pi. Cornnierct- Club. KINSMAN, MARGARET-Royalton Major-Physical Education Activities4NV.A.A., Delta. Phi Kappa, Newman Club, I.S.U., Anthony Hall, Viet--President 4. KISH, BETTY JEAN-Zeigler Major-Commerce, Secretarial Science Activitit-s-Egyptian 2, 4, Obelisk 3, 4, Mu Tau Pi, Commit-rce Club, Girls Rally, ISU. KNIGHT, MARY-Norris City liiajor-Horne Eeononiics Avtivities-Delta Sigma Upsilon, Little Theatre, XVhitc Co. Club, Secretary 4. KUEHNER, NAOMI-Herrin lxliljlll'--A1llSlf', G1-rniun x Avtivitit-s-Baml l, 1., Zi, 4, SCl'l'l'lill'j' Treasurer 4. Ur- vhestrzi l, 2, Il, il, ldgyptian 1, Gainnia Dt-lla. Treasurer 3. Il, I. l.S.ll.. tit-rnmn Club 1. 2. 3, Southern Illinois Musii- Club, Si-cretnry IZ, 1, Girls Rally, lloiner-oinini.: l,'llllllllIII N 22, II, 4. LEGG, VERNA-Wayne City lllzujor l'liysii':iI lililiu-aiimi Ai-tivilios -ff-Si,:nin Siignm Sigma, Girls llally, ,Home- ffnniiig: Cmniiiittvr- 2. Szwajawt-:i. Pl'0Si1l01li 11. VV-A-Au Moth-rn lmlim- Club, 1'hairm:ln 1, llelta Phi Kappa. Co-eil Counselor. LOCKMAN, BETTYE J.-West Frankfort Major-Social Studies WILLIAMS, EITA-Brownstown lilztjui'-Soviology Airtivit ies- Siginzt Sigma Sigma SE LOGSDON, BETTE-St. Louis Major-Physical Education Activities-Chcerlcader 1, XV.A.A. 3, 4, Secretary 4, Delta Phi Kappa 3, 4, Sphinx Club 3. 4, HOilllECf,hlllillEQ Committee 4. LOVELACE, OLEVA-Buncombe Major--Physical Education, History Activities-XV.A.A., Kappa Phi 1, 2, Pi Kappa Sigma. Delta Phi Kappa, Co-ed Counselor 3. 4, Girls Rally. President 4, Homecoming Committee 4, Modern Dance Club. LUNDE, CORALIE+Carbondale Major-Social Studies Activities-Delta Sigma Epsilon, Little Theatre, Coin- merce Club 3. MILLER, EVELYN-Wayne City Major--Mathematics Activities--Little Theatre, Sigma Sigma Sigina. Girls Rally. NEHRING, BETTIE-Vergennes Major-History NEWHOUSE, ALICE-Steger Major-Music Activities-Southern X'Vomen's Music Club, Chorus. OELHEIM, FAYE-Junction Major-Commerce-Secretarial Science Activities-Egyptian, Circulation Manapger 4, Ulvelisk, Feature Editor 3, Mu Tau Pi, Commerce Club, Girls Rally, I.S.U. PERRY, WILMA NELL-Harrisburg Major-HSociology Activities-Sigma Tau Delta, Secretary 2, Alpha Kappa Delta, Pi Kappa. Sigma. PERSON, MILLIE-Mt. Vernon Major-Sociology Activities-Band 2, Alkophas 1, ZZ, 4, Alkopha Pres- ident 3, 4. PINKHAM, EMMA-Benton Major-Commerce Activities-Band, Orchestra, Coniinercc Club. PINKHAM, MARY-Benton Major-Commerce Activities-Band, Orchestra, Commerce Club. RAUBACH, CHARLOTTE-West Frankfort Major-Art, English Activities-Madrigal Singers, Mixed Chorus, Pi Kappa. Sigma, Vice-President 4, Kappa Pi, Vice-President 3. Sphinx Club, Student Council, Co-ed Counselor, Pan Hellenic, Junior Prom Chairman. REAMES, NEDRA-Hurst Maj or--Social Studies Activities-BSU. ROBERTSON, HELLEN MARY-Vienna MajorfSocial Studies, Enxrlisli Avtivitics-Publications Council, Lweliestra. liuppa Phi, Mu Tau Pi, Egyptian. ROBERTSON, MARIE-Creal Springs Major-History, Home Economics WINEGARNER, BETTY-Raton, New Mexico Major-Kindergarten-Primary Activities-Delta Sigma Epsilon, A.f,'.E., Writers Club, IORS -',..,,,,,,,,, 5, wwf iso A57- 004 'fm pl IF' 'Wh SEI RS ROWE, MILDRED JEAN-Dowell Mzijrn-Social Studio:-1 Al'tiX'itIG9Y1I1'lt2L Sip.:'niz1 Epsilon. RUDOLPH, AMY DEE-Anna Major'-I'Ioine Economics Activities-Little Theatre 1. Junior P1'iinwsx Zi, Girls Rally 4. SABA, MARY-Chicago Major-History, English SCHMIDT, MARY-Nashville Major-l-lo.me Ergonomics Activities-Hmiiu Effononxivs Vlulv, Prcsillent 4, S. C. F., Sevrt-tally 3, 'I'I'9ilSlll'CI' 4, Nm-winzin Club. SMITH, LORA JUNE-DeSoto Major-Matlienizitil-s, Goveriiiin,-iit Avtivltivs-Egyptinii 1, 2, Mu Tau Pi 2, Il, 4, 5. C, I . SMITH, VELMA RUTH-Crab Orchard Major-Business Atlniinistration Avtix'itiesfGirls Reilly, Pi Omega. l'i, Coninit-rec Club, 1.S.U. SPRINKLE, LOIS M.-Marion Mzijor-Pliysiw-al Education Activities-Obelisk 4, Little Tlic-at1'e, 1'resi4lv1n 4, LIlll' Town, Delta Sigma Epsilon, Vice-President 3, House President 3, House Ixlilllilgcl' 4, Pan Hellenic Council 3, 4, XV.A.A., Delta Phi liappzi, Hoinecoining' Coininit- toe 3, 4, SCCFUI2ll'5'-T1'C8SUI'9l', Senior Class, STALLINGS, MARTHA PEARL-Omaha Major-Business Administration, English Activities-Conimercc Club, Johnson's Co-op, President 3, Vivo-President 4. STEPHENS, ESTHER-Royalton Major-Elementary Education SUMMERS, MARY ALICE-Benton Major-Business Amlniinistrution TROTTER, NORMA-Cisne Major-Business Administration, Spuiiisln Activities-Spaiiisli Club, Vive-I'rL-Sitlt-lit Sl, CUll11llL'l'L'0 Club, Treasurer, TUTHILL, CHARLOTTE-Vergennes Major-Business Atlininistrution Activities-Pi Onn-gat Pi 3, -4, Prvsidelit 3, Conmnierue Club 3, 4, Student Christian Ifolilnlzitiuii 4, ISU. u TURNER, VERA-Monsanto lilztjoi'-Pliysiezil Etluvation Avtivitim-:-1fXV.A.A., 'l'rQzisti1'1-1' Cl, I11't'Sl4i4'lll. 4, Mollern Dunco Club. VRAVICK, ALICE-West Frankfort lllujor-Business Administration, Geogrupliy Avtivities-Obelisk 1, 2, ll, 'Fun Delta. Phu l. Il, Spun-- lziry 2. Spanish Club l, 22. CX, IVQLLIIIIIHL iljllviil, Upsilon l, 2. Vivo-l'1'vsillenl. Il, P1-vsiflm-111 -1, Coininvrvt- Club l. 11, Il, ll, Guniinzn, lveltu l, Vic:--Presidt-iii. 2. Presiflm-lil Il,-1, Pi Oniegn l'i, Vive-Ilresimleiit -l, lloixit-vuliiiiig Coin- niittev, TSII. XVvutlier Olyseiwt.-i'. WERNER, CAROL LEE-Belleville INI1lj0!'iIXILlSl4', f,'0ITlIll0l'l'C . Activities-Chorus, Mntlrigal Singers, P1 Uniegzt l'1, WOOD WARD, MARGARET--Centralia Mfijor-Ele.nn-ntzxry Education ' Activities-Band, Chorus, Orchestra, Messiah, I.S.U. SE IORS ADAMS, ELMER-Dongola Major-Industrial Education Activities-Band 1, Southern Knights. AKIN, HAROLD D.-Murphysboro V Major-History Maj or-Geography AKIN, WALLACE-Murphysboro Major-Geography ' ARGOS, TALLIS-Murphysboro Major-Business Adminstration Activities-Gym Team 1. BADGETT, HOMER H.-Mt. Vernon Major-Physics Activities-Kappa Phi Kappa. Physics Laboratory As- sistant. BAIRD, VERN E.-Elkville Major-Chemistry Activities--Cherneka Fraternity, Vice-President and Sec- retary 4, President 4. BALL, CLARENCE A.-East St. Louis Major-Art Activities-eA1't Club. BARNETT, VERNIE-Metropolis Major-English, Speech Activities-German Club 2, Little Theatre 2, 3, 4, The Poor Nut, S. C. F. 1, 2, 3. 4, Secretary 2, Aldersgate Devotional League 1, 2, 3, 4. BELTZ, DONALD W.-Creal Springs Major-History, English, Geography 2 BENNINGER, WILLIAM-Grand Chain Major-Business Aclniinistration Activities-Pi Omega Pi, Y.M.C.A., Vice-President 2, Student Christian Foundation, Vice-President 2, Com- merce Club, ISU. BE ST, ROBERT-C ollinsville Major--Industrial Education, Fine Arts Activities-Kappa Delta Alpha, Kappa, Phi Kappa. BREWER, R. D.-Carbondale liiajor-Government, Physical Education Commerce-Band 1, Orchestra 1, Chi Delta Chi 1, 2. 3, 4, Pledge Captain. BRISTOW, JOHN M.-West Frankfort M a j or-G4 1 v crn Ill f- n t Activitie-wTennis Team. BRUNS, LARNZ-Cutler Major-Social Studies Af-tivitiesfF.'l'.A. BURKEY, WAYNE-Vergennes Major-English ActivitiesAS.C.F., Aldersgate Devotional Leaizuv. CABUTTI, LEEDIO-Johnston City Major-Physical Education Activities-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Football Player 1945, All Conference 1945-'46, Basketball 1, 2, 3. All Conference 19415, XVho's Who, Presimlcnt of Senior Class, Vive-President of Junior Class, Vice-President of K.D.A.. Vice-President of 1 Club, Student Council 4. CARTER, HARRY W.-Wolf Lake Major-Elenientary Education Activities-McDowell Club 1, 2, Southern Knights 1. ,-aw, ip, - 1 , . 3 --fT2j fPi' .wi-I' ' ' Q .f.- T Q 1' S?12'!,f'5',Q 5' 1- .Q f ffl-11.4 I: ..,...,t- ' , 226:61 fwff' Q? . , -dx z 'Y up , X X. V? 1 if , wi ,vw if pb 'x' 1 .19 Y .0 X Liga 1, . -'su ,l ,.. SE IORS P' CROUCH, CHARLES SHAG -Carbondale Majors-Physical Education Activities-Football, S.I.U. 3. 4, University of Kentucky 1, 2. Chi Delta Chi 3, 4, S. Intermurals, Tennis, Bas- ketball, I Club President 4.' 'I' Club 3, 4. CURTIS, ROBERT R.-Carbondale Major-History Activities-Obelisk. Sports Editor 3. Egyptian, Kappa Delta Alpha, Secretary 2. President 3. Kappa Phi Karma. Gamma Theta Upsilon, Mu Tau Pi, Tau Delta Rho Inter-Fraternity Council, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice- President -l, Homecoming Committee 3, 4, Education Time Announcer 3. DEIRBAK, MICHAEL JR.-Royalton Major-Economics Activities-Russian Club. Vice-President. iv- .ai ii? 'E' :.5 ' A W , DIETZ, FREDERICK J.-DeSoto Q Major-Economics, Agriculture DILLOW, KIFTON-Jonesboro lllajor--Government, Physical Education Activities-Signia Beta Mu. Gym Team Captain Elect '44, DODD, JAMES BEAUPRE-Eldorado . Major-English Activities-Egyptian, Editor 2, 3, Obelisk 2, Sigma Tau Delta, Mu Tau Pi, Kappa Phi Kappa, Sphinx Club, Secretary 4. DORNBACH, JOHN E.-Belleville Major-Chemistry, Geography , Activities-Obslisk, Jr. Editor, Little Theatre, Kappa Phi My Kappa. Southern Knights, Homecoming Committee 4, W K.D.A., Vice-President 2, Ga.mma Theta Upsilon, Treas- urer 4, Newman Club, Future Teachers of America, Egyptian, Fotos Club. Intermural Baseball and Basket- ball. DUNBAR, GLENDELL-Carrier Mills Major--Business Administration, Mathematics. EADE, GORDON E.-Carbondale Major-Mathematics Activities-Kappa Phi Kappa, BSU. EISENHAUER, PERRY-Royalton Major-Latin Activities-Sigma Phi Rho, Secretary-Treasurer 4. ' ENDICOTT, SAMUEL-Carmi Major-Business Administration At-tivitiesANu Epsilon Alpha, Treasurer 2, House Man- agcr 3, Commerce Club. , ETHERIDGE, ROBERT-Falrfleld Major-Sociology, English Activities-Spanish Club, Alpha Kappa Delta, VVayne Co. Club, Football 3, 4, I Club 3, 4, Treasurer. EVERS, JOSEPH C.-Metropolis lllajor-History Activities-German Club, Mixed Chorus. Aldersgate De- votional League 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, S.C.F. 1, 2, 3. 4, President 3, YMCA, liarctus Mias 3, 4. EVILSIZER, LLOYD--Centralia Major-Goveriunent Amtivitivs-Clii Delta Chi Treasurer 2. German Club. lflmiiecoiiiiiig' Cominittee 4. FERRELL, CARL B.-Eldorado lllajor--Zoology Activities-Aditus Club, President 4, Zoopqenica Club. FRAZER, R. WALTER-Pmckneyville Major-Physical Education Activities-Sigina B1t'i. Mu Secretary 2, Baseball 3, -l, lntifunurftl Bisketball 2 3 4 Campus Photographer 2. M1101 Phvsic il Educ xtmn A ixitins Intl iniuial Baskttball 2. 3. Softball 3. Base- 2 Freasult of Is ippi De ta Pi 4. r -' ' c K 1 I .lex 1 A . . , . , wif, F 'go GREEN, LAWRENCE-7Pat0ka . A-'MT ,n A in ball ', ' 'ir 'z 2 l . A J'ujf'...' ' r' , I X' my fi' 5' 'ffl N ' . 4 k W2 . . -T 4 ,,,. 4-xl - 1. -- ...L.... SE GREY, WILLIAM-Carbondale Majorilinglish, Speech Activities--Radio, BSU. GRUBB, DONALD-Vergennes Major-Geography Activities-Egyptian. News Editor 4, Southern Knight. Mu Tau Pi, Kappa Phi Kappa, Secretary 3, 4, Nu Epsi- lon Alpha. GUNN, HARRY C.-Carbondale Major--Business Administration, Economics. HALL, WILLIAM W.-Stonefort Major-Geography Activities- -Boxing. ROY J. HARRIS-Carbondale Major-Social Studies HARRY, LEM-Murphysboro Major-Education, Mathematics Activities-Delta Rho, Gamma Theta Upsilon. Gym Team '43, Graduate Assistant, Dean of Men's Office. HAUSSER, JOHN-Grand Tower Major-Zoology, Chemistry Activities-BSU Executive Council 2, 3, 4, Zoogenica Club, Pre-Med. and Dents. HAYSE, JACK-Benton Major-Physical Education, Geography Activities-Track 1, 2, 3, Gym 1, 2, 4, I Club, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Chi Delta Chi 1, 2, 3 4, Vice-President 3, .Iunior Class Secretary Treasurer, Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Gamma-Theta Upsilon 2, 3, 4. HEDGELS, KENNETH-West Frankfort Major-Chemistry Activities-Chi Delta Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Homecoming Committee 4. HIGGINS, LEO C.-East St. Louis Major-English Activities-Dunbar Literary Society, Chorus. HUDGENS, BILL-Carbondale Major-Government Activities-Chi Delta Chi. HUNTER, JACK KILLING-SWORTH, CHESTER-Pinckneyville Major-Zoology Activities-Kappa Delta Alpha, Basketball, Track, Zoo- genica. NICK KOSTOFF-Granite City lVIajor-lwlathematics. Government Activities-Kappa Delta Alpha, Southern liniulits, 'I'w'n- nis Intramural. KRAATZ, ROD-Ullin Major--English Activities-Egyptian 3, 4. Mu Tau Pi 3. 4, Stud.-nt Puli- liwations Vounf-i1 4, Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4. NEA Presi- dent 3. Southern Knights, Royal Duke 3, Advisory Coun- cil, Inter-fraternity Council 3, 4, Student Council 4. Sphinx Club 3, 4, Spring Carnival Publicity l'OilllllllIi t' 3, Homecoming Queen Publicity 4, Intermural baseball and basketball. LARSON, JAMES-Carbondale Major-Social Studies Activities-Delta Chi, Vice President 2. Corresponding Secretary 4, Newman Club. LEWIS, GEORGE W.-Murphysboro Major-Chemistry IORS , R: -s ,six 1 'fn M ii? 'Q if if V9 Y' 'ZA-NET. lg ez,-I ' nz , . A , , .Mg f . Q :Y .fm ' . E: Q' . 0 ' 'fx . k v . W e tidy, 2' 'rx - ligne ,pi W K lu . . g Vzigffgwgvg .Met-f,,,1 .. ,- x 7:1 gl-iff' 'bfi ' , 1' ' '. , . Zi, Newt 'Qtr Q10 HG ,J , ...QQ as f-At' 'aff IORS BRUNS, LARNZ W.-Cutler Major---Social Science Studies LUDWIG, ARLEY W.-Waterloo Major-Influstrial Eflucation Activities-Geography Fraternity, R. O. A., F T A Secretary-Treasurer 1, Low Slow Flying Clu LUTES, CARL-Christopher Major--English, Music Activities--Sigma Tau Delta, French Club, Chorus, Band. LYNN, PAUL K.-Jonesboro Major-Industrial Education MASON, KENNETH-Albion Major-Math ematics MATHIEU, CHARLES-Eldorado Major-Physical Education h. Orr-host ra. Activities-Kappa Sigma, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3. 4. Football Captain 4, I Club, Secretary 4. MCBRIDE, MARVIN F.-Wichita, Kansas Major-Business Administration, Economics MCCR Y, WILLIS-West Frankfort Majo '-Zoology, Chemistry Activities-C i Delta Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Zoogen Club, German Club. MCMURRAY, HARRY-DuQuoin Major-Zoology. Chemistry Activities-Aditus Club, Zoogenica Club. MCPHAIL, JAMES-West Frankfort Major-Business Administration MELVIN, EDWARD W.--Tamaroa Nlajor-Botany, Zoology. ica, Arlitus ActiVitiesfLittle Theatre. Mixed Vliorus, lN1zulrig.g'al Sing- ers, Kappa Delta Alpha, MIDDLETON, MARION-Iuka Major-Industrial Education x Activities-Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4, Treasurer KIJA, Guard 3, 4, S.C.F. 2, 3, 4. MITCHELL, GEORGE-Carbondale Major-Geography Activitics--Ezryptian, German Club. Delta Treasurer 1. 2, 3, 4. MORRISON, PAUL M.-Decatur B11ljOl'--Al't NEWBY, CHESTER F.-Mill Shoals Major-Business Administration NOLEN, ROBERT-Carmi Major-Agriculture OWENS, RAYMOND-Zeigler Major-Chemistry Delta Chi, SECIORS PARIS, GUS-Rosiclare Maj o 1'-History PHILLIPS, JUDSON-Shawneetown Activitics-Zoogeniva, Pre-Med Club, Baptist Student Union. V PLUMLEE, KARL-Carbondale Major-Cheinistry PULLIAM, BOB--Harrisburg lXIajoi---Industrial Education Af.-tivitit-S-Coiiillxc-1'ce Club, Chi Delta. PITTMAN, LEROY-Murphysboro 1XI2'1jUl -IllC1U:4tVlill Education PRESLEY, HORTON E.-LeRoy Majox'-Englisli Activities-Musical. BSU, Life Service, Band. Chi. PRICE, BILL-Texico Major-Govern nn,-nt PRUITT, CHARLES D.-Centralia Major-Pliysif,-s Activitim-s-Southt-1'11 linigllts 1, 2, Nu Epsilon Alpha, Pledge Master 4. RAPP, LEONARD E.-Galatia Majoralndustrial Education RAWSON, ROBERT D.-West Frankfort MajoriCl1emistry At-tix-itios-Band. Gym Team. REAK, JACK-West Frankfort Major-Government Activitim-s4MiXer'l Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, ISU 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Christian Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4. RODY, CARL-Carbondale Major-English, Mathematics ROWE, HENRY-Truman, Arkansas Majora-Govt-rninent, History SCHLUTER, CARL-Dongola Major-Industrial Education SCHUMAIER, CLARENCE P.-Pinckneyville lNIajorwMathema.tics L SHAFTER, A. J.-Carbondale i Major-Sociology i Activitic-s4Clii LH:-Ita Chi, Arsenic and Old Lar-u '42. SIKKEL, RAYMOND-Carbondale Major-English Activitios-Chorus 2, Sigma Tau Delta, 4, S, C. F., Vim-- President 3. Jin gm' -Q - x L I I . Qi KJ r 'A xvxiv' ,'g'?S',4 , 4 Ig ' 33' 6 .f . xi' w inf .:Tiiill'-' W' ' I ---1' -J 'l i I . 'f f- - 'ii IORS SISK, WILLIAM-Carbondale Major -AEng'lish Activities-Egyptian, Advertising Manager 1. Obelisk. Business Manaprer 1, Mu Tau Pi, Little Theatre. Glce l'lub 1. B.S.U., llelta Sigma Phi Fraternity. SNADDEN, LEONARD-Caseyville 1XIajoriSovia1 Studies Activities--Little Theatre, Kappa Delta Alpha. Secretary 3, 4, Newman Club, Vice-President 3, President 2, 4. SMITH, SILOS E. JR.--East St. Louis Major-Business Activities-Delta Delta Chi 3, 4 SPEAR, ROGER-Murphysboro Major-Physical Education Activities-QChi Delta Chi, Varsity Basketball '41, Var- sity Baseball '46, I Club. STINSON, Quentin-Eldorado Majors-Physical Education ActivitiesaSigma Beta Mu. Football. Basketball, Track. Sphinx Club, Vice-President. THEOFANOPOULOS, GEORGE--Fairfield Activities-Iiappa Delta Alpha, -'1 Club THORNSBERRY, MARION-Christopher Major-Government ActivitiesaEgyptian, German Club, Chorus. t'hi Delta Chi, Flying Club, President 3. TRIPLETT, ROBERT D.-Carterville Major'-Physics TWITTY, CHARLES-Zeigler Major-Pre-Med. WIEDMAN, CLEM G,-Effingham MajorFEnglish Activities-Delta Delta Chi, Secretary 4, New,man Club. WELLS, ROBERT L.-Johnston City MajorfSocial Science Activities-Student Council 1. WILLIAMS, ARTHUR-Galatia Major-Mathematics WILLIAMS, WILLIAM E.-Galatia Major-Business Administration, Economics Activities-Varsity Tennis 1, 3, 4, I Club 2, 3, 4. WIMBERLY, CARL-Granite City Major-Government ActiviticsWPi Kappa Delta, Kappa Delta Alpha, Kap- pa Phi Kappa. WOODS, DICK-Mt. Carmel Major-Business Administration At-tivities-Egyptian 2, 3, 4, Advertising Manager 3. Business Manager 4, Obelisk 3. Mu Tau Pi 3. 4. Com- merce Club 3. 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Little Theatre 2, 3. 4, Business Manager 4, One Act Play Contest 3, KDA Fraternity 1, 2, 3, 4, Chancellor 3, Southern Knights 3, 4, Homecoming Committee 4. ZEBIO, ALBERT-Collinsville Major-History, Sociology, English Activities- ZIIVIMERMAN, CHARLES L.-Hurst Major-Agriculture At-tivitics4Agriculture Club, Zoogenica. -' 1 4 4, .V G ,, .. YM X , W , . 3 - , , , A , k, .W ,X-641 Wfyu. 1 ,Q Kauai, W W Q, NLT if f Vf , f.. I xxfvzf--5 ' m2? 7 'JV was 1 'f V 'M SL, Q',lyk Q 'YW X ' Ri ,M I ,,, ' , . N? xr 2 fy 1 T ' ,QQ ,Nm . fi fa - f, Mg w,,,f,f-.- f,4W,f ,,, ff , wx A A ,X We W Wt +4 9' :ji V L' 4, A -V+ an - 472- Q if 0 Q QWQ' 1.-' .4 A ' w V EF' nf-Wim V A m HN 'Vg ' ' 52 lf, V - ,., , . . H ' w' Nm I Qs, , . ' V W gnq,,,,13f-XL,,,xi , ,. ,W ,Z X ,z eiq,s- 53 SQ -sn, 'S ,, 1 '-1 Lf 'fff w f ' 5 If ,fb N' , 'N Q3 W' M, J X f , fs! J bbbx - ffigg iif 'S' ' 'LJ ' f ' ft ,, A if, Aj. ,,'f-Pima., V -L , , mf Q A ,, wg , Pg se I A, hx ,, DWL ,W , ,E A N, A ' by ,Y x ,a li pf ' 'M W ' V . M fi Vfxffl 5' X gf, Y W' 'V wif -fi:-N V :wwf '5 1 , , 14 175- 5317 wf Q ' im,.,? ' .., :ms-.N. 91 42-2 'vii' , A , - '-,,,,,,,.....' 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BEACH, RUTH-Herrin Littlff Tlicatro. Girls Rally. BEATY, LOUISE-Centralia BOWERS, ROSEMARY E.-Du Bois Major-Social Studies BRAMLET, BETTY-Eldorado Ulwlisk. Llvla Sienna Epsilon. CARMICHAEL, NORMA-Mattoon COLEMAN, DORIS-Shawneetown Little Tlieatrl-, ln,-lta Sigma Epsilon. COLEMAN, PEGGY-Marion Ola-lisk, Assoviation for Chiltlhood Education 4Presi- tlenty, Littlo Theatre, 1'IOIll9t'0IIlllll,1' Play 2, 3, Queerfs Court Il. Dtllta Slglllil Epsilon. CHONES MARY LEE-Chica0'o 1 an Little Tlic'-at1't-, Cook County Club tViuQ-Presitlentl, Delta. Sigma. Epsilon. CRUM, MADGE-Fort Wayne, Indiana Little Tlu,-atm-. Delta Sllillllt Epsilon. DELAP, MARJORIE-Broughton DINTELMAN, LUCILLE-Nashville Baptist Student Union. Stutlont Christian Foundation, I.S.U., Sing 'and Swim.: Club. s DOUGLAS ERMA-Donffola s zs Assfwiatiun for Vliilrllmoll lfltlltf-ation, Girls Rally, Kappa Phi, Anthony Hall, EBERHARD, ESTHER-Johnston City Baptist Stutlvnt Union. EDDLEMAN, MADGE-Dongrola Gamnin. Delta. ELDRIDGE, EVELYN C.-Modesto Baptist Stullvnt Union. FRITTS, GLENNA-St. Louis, Mo. Sigma Signia Sipnia. lXIllllPl'll Danf-0 Club. FOX, VIRGINIA-Carbondale VV.A.A.. Dt-Ita Phi Kappa. JU GARBS, PHYLLIS-Okawville GIBBS, CATHERINE-Carbondale Chorus, Girls Rally. Student Christian Founflation, Home Economics GILBERT, DOROTHY-Carbondale Little Theatre, Delta. Sigma Epsilon. GILLESPIE, NANCY S.-Carbondale Sigma, Tau Delta, Little Theatre lPublieity Chairman Secretaryl, Chorus. GOLDSMITH, DAPHNE-East St. Louis Baptist Student Union. GREEN, HELEN-Granite City GUNN, LUCILLE-Anna. HARRIS, MARIAN-Grand Chain Home Economics Club, Sing and Swing Club, Student Christian Foundation. HIGGINS, BETTY-Allendale IRVIN, LOIS-Dale JACK, J UNE-Browns Student Christian Foundation, Association of Child- hood Education. KENEIPP, LYDIA-Grand Tower KREHER, NORA-McLeansboro Newman Club. KRISTOFF, KATHRYN-Carbondale Kappa Phi, Home Economir,-sz Club. KUTCOSKY, FLORENCE-Zeigler Newman Club. LANGHAM, DOLORES-Tamalco Sigma Sigma Sigma, XV.A.A. tSeC1'vtaryJ. LAWSON, MILDRED-Chicago Siginia Sigma Sigma tTrs-asurery, LIENESCH, LOUISE-O'Fallon' V Association for Clilldhoofl Edu:-ation. Girls: linlly, Ixnpf pa Phi. XV.A.A.. Anthony Hall. IORS JU IORS MANN, JULIA-Pinckneyville MARTIN, BETTY-Jerseyville Iflggyptizlli, Stufleut f,'l11'istizl11 Tflflllllllilllllll. MARTIN, ROBERTA ANN-Carbondale w.A.A. MCCLERREN, OMA LEE-Thompsouville MCCLARREN, LEONE-Thompsonville MCDOWELL, MARY ANN-Percy Sllllllll, SISIIILL Sigma, COlllIllQl'lO Club. MCHENRY, BETTY JUNE-Vienna MERTZ, CAROLYN-Marion Little Theatre, Doltzt Slillllkl Epsilon. MIDDLETON, KATHRYN I.-Rosamoud Spzmisli Club, Baud, Chorus, Girls Musif' Club, Girl Rally, Kappa, Phi CTrezisuror, VlC'L'-1V'I'L'Slll8llf b, Home coming Committee. MILLER, ROSA MAE-Pomona Baptist Student Union. MITCHELL, BETTY-Benton lloltzt Sigma Epsilon fTl'C2lSlll'9l'P, Doltu I-tho. MURAO, SHIZUKO-Chicago . NICHOLSON, HELEN-West Frankfort NINOS, FREDA-Chicago MURRIE, PATRICIA-Vienna Ort-liostru, Girls Rally, A.C.E. 'Puruor 12, PAVLOFF, MARGURINE-Zeigler PLUMLEE, NORMA-Marion POLLOCK, GENEVA-Herrin llnmo Economics Club, Stumlt-ut Cllristiuu Fotllulzlliull NV.A.A., Delta Kzlppzi, Phi, Fotos Club, CflllllllU1'l'C Club JU PORTER, GENEVA-McLeansboro Mixed Chorus, Band, ROBBINS, BETTY JO-Carbondale ROSE, PAT-Carbondale Egyptian, Sigma Tau Delta. Der Lustige Rathskeller fPrt-sident 33, Little Theatre, Delta Sigma Epsilon. SCHWEGMAN, BILLIE-Herrin Little Theatre, Mixed Chorus, A.C.E. fPresidentJ. Girls Rally. SHAW, PHYLLIS-East St. Louis Mu Tau Pi, Dela Sigma Epsilon, Association of Child- hood Education. SIMS, DORIS-Murphysboro SPRALKEL, RUTH-Waterloo STULL, PATRICIA-Zeigler Modern Dance Club, Normandy fVice-Presidentj. TOPE, PATRICIA ANN-Murphysboro Egyptian, Obelisk, Little Theatre, Band, Delta Sigma Epsilon, Mu Tau Pi. bunior Class Vice President. VENEGONI, JOSEPHINE-Christopher Home Economics Club, Girls Rally, Independent Student Union, Anthony Hall. WAGGENER, CHARLOTT-Herrin Pi Kappa Delta QSeeretary,3 Little Theatre. WALKER, BETTIE JEAN-DeSoto WALL, JOYCE MARGUERITE-Mound City Spanish Club, Sing: and Swing, Alpha Kappa Delta, Baptist Student Union. WATERS, DORIS JACKSON-Metropolis WHEELER, ROBERTA M.-Carlinville Chorus, Madrigals, Southern XVomen's Music Club. XV.A.A.. Modern Dance Club. Girls Rally. I'IOII19f'OITlIT1I-T Pep Com- mittee, Coed Counselor. WRIGHT, PAULINE-Bethany YOUNG, WYNNYE-Carterville REICHERT, JOAN-Grand Chain Delta Sigma Epsilon. IORS ..- 'ZW it I 1-PM .5 ' . i , 'H N: fs fl T, A . f ' Z Y -5' f ' ' ' :I 4743 , 'g s V, fi , 'fvdf .W-11' JU IORS I -JF veg? .Q .ca-ye L- or .1 C-ax, l Na 1 LQ. :af . -pl - . ALMS, EDGAR-Percy Sigma Beta Mu, Basketball, Football, I Club ARENSMAN, WILLIAM-Metropolis Little Theatre BAKER, JIM-Vienna Cui Delta Chi QHouse Managerl, Homecoming Committee BANYCKY, HARRY-West Frankfort BAUER, GEORGE-Zeigler BERRY, DENZEL-Ashley Sing and Swing Club, Rural Life Club BLANKENSHIP, EARL-Marion BONALI, WILLIAM-Freeman Spur Football, Track, Baseball, I Club lVice-Presitlentb Newman Club BORELLA, FRANCIS-Orent BOWLING, JAMES C.-Dowell Gem-.man Club, Band, Chi Detzi Chi, Homecomnig Com- mittee. BRAYFIELD, ROBERT-Christopher Egyptian, Obelisk. BRANSON, ROBERT-Herrin Southern Knights, Fotos Club. BREMER, CHARLES--DuQu0in Commerce Club. CAMPBELL, SHERELL-Marion CARRELL, VERLE-Cisne COPPLE, ERNEST-Centralia Commerce Club. CORBITT, JOHN-Anna. COX, DAN-West Frankfort Chi Delta, Chi fVice-President, Presidentj, Inter-Fra.- ternity Council, Boxing, Homecoming Queen Committee JU COX, WILLIAM-Marion CROSLEY, JOHN ROBERT-Christopher Chi Delta, Chi. Homecoming Committee. CROWDER, HARRY-Carrier Mills CUNNINGHAM, JOSEPH--Oarmi DEAN, WILLIAM-Carrier Mills DEASON, WALLACE-Hurst DeLEONARDO, JOHNNY-Marion Egyptian. DICKERSON, PAUL E.-Lawrenceville Newman Club, Nu Epsilon Alpha, DILLOW, DONALD-Jonesboro DOERR, WILLIAM-Vergennes DRAKE, JACK M.-West Frankfort Delta Delta, Chi ELLIOTT, JOSEPH-Metropolis Flying Club, fSecretaryJ, Utopia.-Slobovla. fPresident 39. FAIRBURN, RUSSELL-East St. Louis Composition Editor Oblisk, Little Theatre, Inter-Fratern- ity Council fSecret2try-Treasurerj, Delta Delta Chi fVice Presldentj Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class. FLOYD, BILL-Bismarck GASKINS, LOUIE-Harrisburg Kappa Delta Alpha CVice-Presidentl, Alpha. Phi Omega, Southern Knights, Homecoming Committee. GRAY, HAROLD-Vienna Orchestra, Men's Music Club, Student Christina Founllzfi- tion. GIDCUMB, JAMES-Carmi GRIGGS, JAMES-Carbondale Chorus, Southern Men's Music Club. IORS - -QU' K QW :GDN 5 M? X 4 J! X Mg i FEE I SL-uz4.2' JU' 'Bw H 1 V -I1 -11' -'MSW 5,4 A fiffl igg zfx P WTP . , 7 4 R Sis. ff st fix M1 W .f f 3 H s I ij! ff x 12, ALJ ,E If ' w 44 fy-1 3 F, A+ , .1 'Laila f k ,. Mag' lf, wg , 'T wtf A 'ze 44' T7 r 4-'O ,X , K Ah ' . ,A - , ti ff jp von, , , -,- x, .ffff I . JU IO V V I f 4 alnsullj' , 'W' -,-....,.,-vt Q C ' 1'-9' ...'i'I..-f'C . fr HR A C Q , K K bv., . ui' ui l F 1 5 i r l x r tJ X-gp -ni A if 1 v-J ,gov ,-L fp , .1 GRIGOROFF, WALDO-Collinsville Kappa Delta Alpha fPl'QSid9IltJ, Russian Club. HAEGELE, FRED-Fairfield Nu Epsilon Alpha, Ag'ricultui'e Club fSec'x'etaryJ. South ern Knight CRoyal Sc-ribel, Baptist Student Union, Sing antl Swing Club. HANCOCK, JEROME-Carrier Mills Delta Delta Chi. HAYSE, BILL-Benton HIRTE, WILLIAM-Tilden HODGSON, FRANK-Murphysboro HOUSE, CHARLES-Tamaroa HUGHES, JOHN E.-Carmi ISOM, BILL-Dongola Chi Delta Chi LEILICH, CLYDE-New Athens Football. Baseball. KARRAKER, LOUIS-Jonesboro Spanish Club CSecretary-T1'easure1'J, Baptist Student Un- ion. KIRKENDALL, OWEN-Highland Park K Stu-lent Council QU, Commerce Club, Gamma Iota, Chl Delta Chi ffF1'easu1'er 1, House Manager 31. KITTLE, DALE-Wayne City Egyptian. Obelisk, Mu Tau Pi. Little Theatre fBest At-tors Awartl 19473, Band, Kappa Delta Alpha. South- t-rn Knipzhts fRoyal Duke 33, Homecoming' Committee KNOWLES, ERNEST--Bonnie Higinu, Beta Mu CVic'e-Presiflentj. basketball. I Club. LANE, RALPH-Eldorado Egyptian. Obelisk. Mu Tau Pi, Little Theatre fBest lvii-ectors Awarrl 1947, 19489, Pi Kappa Delta, Tau Delta Rho, Southern Knights fRoyal Early llomecominpg Committee. LAUNIUS, DELMER-McLeansboro LEDBETTER, ROBIN-Herod HAMMACK, LEWIS T.-Sparta Tau Delta. Rho, Little Theatre, Inter ers. Delta Delta Vlii. Pi Kappa Delta batu Team, Sturlent Announc'ei'. Council President. Kappa Alpha -Collegiate Play- fPresidentJ, De- Advisory to the LIVESAY, HUGH-Irvington MANTLE, ROBERT-East St. Louis Little Theatre, Delta Delta Chi MANUS, DONALD-Anna MARSHALL, FRANK-Ewing Gamma Theta Upsilon, Baptist Student Union MARSHALL, KENNETH-Marion McPHAIL, SAMUEL-West Frankfort MCSPARIN, LESTER-St. Louis, Missouri MEYERS, NORMAN-Wayne City MIETZNER, EDMOND-Fairfield Men's Music Club. MILLER, JAMES-Wayne City MORRIS, DON--Marion Egyptian, Kappa Pi fTreasui'er, Vice-Presirlentl, Horne- ' ' Corning' Committee, Art Club, Independent Student Un- ion, Student Christian Foundation, Utopia-Slobovia. MURRIE, CLIFFORD-Vienna OLIVER, JAMES-Norris City Kappa Phi Kappa, VVhite County Club. OSOWSKI, ROBERT-Johnston City OTT, CARLYLE+Wood River Couinierf.-e Club, Kappa Delta Alpha. PETERS, RAYMOND-Balcom PHELPS, GLEN WILLIAM-West Chi Delta Chi, PUNDSACK, FRED-Pinckneyville Frankfort rl AW S3 X ff J va 'Q 1 fl ,. , dgygtf 11 ,ig f fi I V. av 3, 'I I 1 i ..f 9 I , , . F 1 1 1 f ,..,.a- IORS PLESHE, CARLOS-Buckner Southern Knights fSeeretary. Treasurerl, Mu Tau Pi, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Chi Delta Chi, Inter-Fraternity Council, Veterans Committee, Fotos Club, Egyptian, Editor Obelisk '48, Publicity Chairman Homecoming '-17. RAGSDALE, FRED-Granite City RENDLEMAN, JOHN-Anna Egyptian, Obelisk, Little Theatre, P1 Delta Rho, Chi Delta Chi fViC'G-PI'6SiCl9Hti, Inter-Fraternity Council, Junior Class President, Student Life Comxnittee, Sphinx Club, Homecoming' Vice-Chairman. RETTINGER, D. O.-Eldorado RHINE, GENE-Eldorado Future Tear-hers of America, tProgram Committee-J. RUSSELL, IVAN-Carterville RUSSELL, JOHN-West Frankfort Chi Delta Chi, Homecoming' Committee, Foto Dept. SCHIMPF, FERDIE-Vergennes Baptist Student Union. SMITH, KENNETH-Herrin STAUDACHER, WILLIAM-Marion Future Teachers of America fPresidentJ. STELLE, ROBERT+Mt. Vernon STONE, LAWRENCE-Marion . Future Teac-hers of America QProgram Chairmanb. SULLINS, DON-Marion TODD, EVERETT-Carbondale TUCKER, JAMES-Wolf Lake VAN WINKLE, PHILIP-Broughton Gahilmu, Theta Upsilon, Track. VAUGHN, VENUS-Vienna WARREN, JAMES-Bluford JU WATERS, BILL-East St. Louis WATSON, THURMAN-Alton WEHRENBERG, ROBERT-Mounds Gamma Theta Upsilon WILLIAMS, CHARLES-West Frankfort Delta. Delta Chi, Little Theatre. Radio Club fPl'GSICIGl1tP. WILLIAMS, JERROL-Salem Band, Orchestra, Baptist Student Union. WILLIAMS, WILLIAM-Marion WOOLDRIDGE, VELVEN-DeSoto WRIGHT, ROBERT-Zeigler Little Theatre, Delta Delta, Chi YARBER, MARION-Mt. Vernon IORS 40 ,QU 'P' 'no ggi LA. ' x 1? 'a 'gi 1 pf' ,4 -as rw v- X . Wim gif' ...uf Mai ..!' gg, , ,qvpw 'QQ YW' ip - ..,-..,,..-........ f - Mfyf' Sophomore Class Officers P1-Q-gident, , ...xvilliillll G. XV:lf01's xYi1'C-IJ1'QSid0Nt .. .. .Maximo O. Bumpus Soc1-cmry-'1'1'ca1su1'01f .. --l3CT1jV J- Bilill 'aww SOPHOMORES ,airs 6' f--qi' .naw .93 AP? Liv? aff ADAM, DOROTHY JEAN-Carbondale, Illinois ADAMS, JEWELLE-Sparta, Illinois ALBERS, LILLIAN-Murphysboro, Illinois BAILEY, PAULINE-Sims, Illinois BAIN, BETTY-Carbondale, Illinois BECKER, DORLA-Johnston City, Illinois BECKER, LEONA-Johnston City, Illinois BELL, CATHERINE-Johnston City, Illinois BENNETT, WANDA-Christopher, Illinois BIEVERT, ELIZABETH-Granite City, Illinois BIEHL, BETTY-Benton, Illinois BIGGS, HELEN-Cobden, Illinois BLACKFORD, BARBARA-Fairfield, Illinois BOGARD, BEVERLY-Marion, Illinois BOYD, BETTIE-Anna, Illinois BRUSH, BETTY-Marion, Illinois BURLISON, MILDRED-Benton, Illinois BURNAIVI, BETSY-Mzirion, Illinois BYASSEE, YOLONDE-Creal Springs, Illinois CAMDEN, DOROTHY-Stonefort, Illinois I CANNING, PHYLLIS--Sparta, Illinois CLINE, BYLLA-Granite City, Illinois COCHRAN, BEVERLY-Metropolis, Illinois COLEMAN, DOROTHY-Carbondale, Illinois COLLINS, SUE-Fairfield, Illinois CONNELLY, JO-Cairo, Illinois COPELAND, LUAN-Marion, Illinois COVINGTON, WANDA-Carbondale, Illinois CRALLEY, MARY-Carmi, Illinois DANIELE, ESTHER-Royalton, Illinois DILLON, LOU-Sesser, Illinois DAVIS, BETTY NELL-Mt. Vernon, Illinois DAVIS, PAT-West Frankfort, Illinois DOUTHIT, JEANNE-Chesterfield, Illinois EATON, JOAN-Carbondale, Illinois EBLIN, ELLA--Kell, Illinois SOPHOMORES SOPHOM ORES EDMISON, GERALDINE-Wayne City, Illinois ELLIS, FRIEDA-Rinard, Illinois EWBANK, ELBERTA-Vandalia, Illinois FERRELL, LODEMA-Harrisburg, Ill. FILDES, HELEN-Cisne, Ill. FEEZEL, GEORGIANNA-Brownstown, Illinois FISHER, MADOLYN-Karnak, Illinois FOLTZ, LOIS-Patoka, Illinois FRANKLIN, DELORES-Pittsburg, Illinois FRY, JOAN-Mt. Vernon, Ill. GATES, LUELLA-Harrisburg, Ill. GIDDINGS, NORMA-Carbondale, Ill. GREER, LILLIAN-Vienna, Illinois GREGORY, JACKIE-Plainview, Illinois HADFIELD, PHYLLIS-Murphysboro, Illinois HAGLER, BILLEE-Murphysboro, Illinois HALPAIN, MARGARET-Woodlawn, Illinois HARDIN, ELIZABETH-Zeigler, Illinois SOPHOMORES HARRELSON, FLORA-Eldorado, Illinois HARVILLE, MARGARET-Odin, Illinois HAUSSER, DIXIE-Grand Tower, Illinois HEAPE, EULA-Tamaroa, Illinois HENDERSON, MARTHA-Sparta, Illinois HOLLAND, MARY ANN-Marion, Illinois HOOPPAW, PATTY-Carbondale, Illinois HUDGENS, ESTHER M.-Marion, Illinois HUNSAKER, JOAN-Vienna, Illinois ICE, BESSIE MAE-West Frankfort, Illinois IVY, DORIS JUNE-Norris City, Illinois JOHNSON, MARION--Kinmundy, Illinois JOHNSTON, MARY ANITA-Carbondale, Illinois JOHNSON, PHILLIS JEAN-Du Quoin, Illinois JORDAN, WILMA-Thebes, Illinois KELLER, VIRGINIA-Carbondale, Illinois KNIGHT, JOYCE-Marion, Illinois KNIGHT, ROSIE-Rio Hondo, Texas l QQ 5522 -.A 3 ,wr SOPHOMGRES KOESTERER, SHIRLEY-Granite City, Illinois KOVACH, MARY-Royalton, Illinois KUNZ, DOROTHY-Vandalia, Illinois LAMB, MARIAN-Herrin, Illinois LAWDER, MARY LOU-Murphysboro, Illinois LEATHERS, MARY LOU-Oblong, Illinois LEE, DOROTHY-Sunflower, Mississippi LEWIS, CLARA-Sesser, Illinois LORENZ, MILDRED-Waterloo, Illinois LOVE, KATHRYN-West Frankfort, Illinois MAISEL, MARIETTA-East St. Louis, Illinois MARLMAN, Esther-Karnak, Illinois MARTIN, ELIZABETH-Carmi, Illinois McCANDLISH, DONNA-Lawrenceville, Illinois MCCLURE, RUTH-Golconda, Illinois MCKEMIE, MARIAM-Benton, Illinois MCREYNOLDS, IDA-Thompsonville, Illinois MICHELS, MILDRED-Granite City, Illinois SOPHOMORES MINOR, PATRICIA-Mt. Vernon, Illinois MADDEN, DORIS-Grayville, Illinois NAST, BETTY JANE-Freeburg, Illinois. NEWSOM, MARY ALICE-Marion, Illinois O'BRIST, JACQUELINE-Odin, Illinois OZMENT, JANET-Crab Orchard, Illinois PAJAK, ESTHER-Harvey, Illinois PARKER, MARY JO-Metropolis, Illinois PHELPS, LAVINA-Robbs, Illinois PITCHFORD, NORMA-Waggoner, Illinois BERTHA PILEY-West Salem, Illinois PRITCHETT, KUMA-Eldorado, Illinos PROVART, MARILYN-Du Quoin, Illinois RABACK, MARGE-Sesser, Illinois REINBOLD, CAROLYN-Herrin, Illinois RHOADS, BETTY-Bethalto, Illinois RICHARDS, MARLENA-Brownstown, Illinois ROBINSON, GLENNA-Sesser, Illinois SOPHOMORES ROBERTSON, REBECCA JANE-Vienna, Illinois RUSSELL, MAXINE-Geff, Illinois SCHNAARE, JERRY-Staunton, Illinois 7- sHTiP, DELOREIS-Benton, Illinois SHINN, PATRICIA-Vienna, Illinois SHORT, BLANCHE-Norris City, Illinois SI-IUPE, BETTYE--Vergennes, Illinois SIGLER, BARBARA-Joppa, Illinois ' SHON, RUTH-Carlyle, Illinois SPEAR, MARTHA-Carbondale, Illinois STONE, GLORIA-Tilden, Illinois SMITH, BERTHA FAY-Whittington, Illinois SMITH , MATHILDE-Wilrnette, Illinois pl? TAPELLA, FRAN--Herrin, Illinois TODD, NELLIE-Iuka, Illinois UNGER, BETTY-Vincennes, Indiana VEATCH, REATHA-Mt. Vernon, Illinois VENEGONI, CATHERINE-Christopher, Illinois l SOPHOMORES VIOLETT, JEAN-Marion, Illinois WAIDELIS, MILDRED-Harrisburg, Illinois WALLACE, LORRAINE--Cobden, Illinois WARD, CARRIE-Alton, Illinois WEBB, MARY-Broughton, Illinois WIEMKEN, LUCRETIA-Marion, Illinois WILDY, RUTH-New Athens, Illinois WILSON, BETTY-Palestine, Illinois WOOD, FRANCES-Cairo, Illinois WRIGHT, AILEEN-Carbondale, Illinois YOUNG, JEAN-Carterville, Illinois ZIMMERMAN, DONNA DEAN--Marion, Illinois SOPHOM ' 1 Sf Al, I V94 ' K 5 ff 53, 1 K 5 iw? Kai - y My-5 1.13 .J Q...-qv rf? v -9 .l' f faf ORES AIKMAN, EUGENE-Raymond, Ill. ALBERT, WILLIAM--Granite City ALTHOFF, PAUL-Valmeyer, Ill. ATCHISON, WALTER-Irvington, Ill. BARNETT, JOSEPH H.-Equality, Ill BARNES, ROBERT-Wilmette, Ill. BARRETT, THOMAS--Eldorado, Ill. BAUER, WILLIAM-Freeburg, Ill. BEATY, PAUL-Centralia, I11. BEGGIS, JOHN-Carrier Mills, Ill. BLOCKLEY, RANDELL-Benton, I11. BOESE, WILLIAM-Murphysboro, Ill. BALSOVER, DONALD-Springerton, Ill BOYER, CHARLES-Benton, Ill. BRADSHAW, CARL J.-Grayville, Ill. BRAMSTEDT, KRAL-Mascounah, Ill. BURKS, LAWRENCE L.-Herrin, Ill. BURNS, WILLIAM-Chicago, Ill. SOPHOMORES BYARS, GLENN-Christopher, Ill. CANNON, JAMES-Marion, Ill. CANTRELL, DONALD E.-Buckner, Ill. CARMODY, ROBERT W.-Hardin, Ill. CAYWOOD, KEITH-Olney, Ill. CHANEY, BEN-Carrier Mills, Ill. CHESTER, JOHNNIE-Ozark, Ill. CHESTER, TOMMIE-Ozark, Ill. CHOISSER, FREDERICK-Eldorado, Ill. COLEMAN, ROBERT-Panama, Ill. CRAIG, J OHN--Herrin, Ill. CUMMINGS, HUB-Alton, Ill. DeJARNETT, LINDELL-Metropolis, Ill DORRIS, WILLIAM-Benton, I11. DOWNEY, ROGER-Opdyke, Ill. EDDLEMAN, LOREN-Dongola, Ill. ESMON, LLOYD-Bluford, Ill. EUBANKS, SAM-Lawrenceville, Ill. SOPHOMORES FARMER, JOSEPH-St. Louis, Mo. FEAMAN, JAMES-Ellis Grove, Ill. FERGUSON, DONALD W.-Marion, Ill. FLETCHER, CARROL-Benton, IH. FOLEY, ROSS-Enfield, I11. FRITZINGER, FRED-Anna, Ill. GABOR, GEORGE-Orient, Ill. GREEN, LYNN W.-Fairfield, Ill. GRAY, JACK-Anna, Ill. GRIFFITH, JOHN B.-Carbondale, Ill. HANEBUTT, RALPH L.--Evansville, Ill HANKLA, DONALD-Jonesboro, Ill. HARRELL, BOB-Cobden, Ill. HARRISS, DONALD-Christopher, Ill. HEDDE, CHARLES-Lawrenceville, Ill. HENDERSON, RALPH-Zeigler, Ill. HILLIARD, LEWIS-Fairfield, Ill. HOFFMANN, ROGER--Valmeyer, Ill. SOPHOMORES HOWENSTEIN, EDAWARD-Anna, 111. HOWEY, ROBERT-Fairfield, 111. IRVIN, WILLIAM-Bellerive, 111. JACKSON, CLARENCE--Irvington, III JACKSON, HARRY M.-Chester, Ill. JOHNSON, BILL G.-Fairfield, Ill. JOHNSON, J. W.-Benton, Ill. JONES, CARL-Carbondale, Ill. KING, WAYNE-Decatur, Ill. KLEIN, JOHNNIE-Carbondale, Ill. KOENIGSMARK, EDWARD-Murphysboro Ill LEDBETTER, WILLIAM-Murphysboro 111 LEDBETTER, JOHN-Murphysboro, Ill LEONI, ANGELO-Belleville, Ill. MAWDSLEY, JACK-Granite City, Ill. MAZE, VICTOR-Goreville, Ill. McCABE, ALLEN L.-Creal Springs, Ill MCDONALD, CHARLES-Christopher, Ill J S O P H O M O R E S , 3 'all' ,H , , , :Q ' ,N r' x 7 ' 3--- ,,W.,g, , , Rf luff 'VJ F ' X Qi 'f ,, ED' 1 I1 ,ma ', 5? 55: :fb 1 5 ,V X h II! -X-N: :,f3:zR A fy- 'Ji li- 5'vEf5li'-fifl ,fri AM . 1 I5 1'a1r,?f.' 'H I ' 4 F A ,SQ Y 5 xv, 1 , J I I R an V ,l l I A ,-,:, g ff I f ' oi V' ,X .- iff' f I R . , ' F '. f,:::?.', ,- - ' , 1 I -. 1.1f , .,1.W, . .. . .Ig I 63 - as I ' 1 N. 9 55, x Q XIX J .gf ..T ., XT ..,,, , , -'YM' . .fl-4-riff if f, M57 ' . t ,qinia T.. v, I ,vfA5: 4,30 .V ,Q - 1K H'isx ifvvg . 11 I If I I xi, - f .' if , fa ': V F Y i MCCURDY, FRANK-Carbondale, Ill. MCGILURA, LOREN-Granada, Minn. McPHERSON, GLENN R.-Zeigler, I11. MIDDENDORF, ROBERT-Freeburg, Ill. MILLINER, MALCOLM-Mt. Vernon MILLS, THOMAS W.-Carmi, Ill. MILLER, LOUIS V.-Du Quoin, Ill. MITCHELL, ELLIS-Carbondale, Ill. MITCHELL, KENNETH-Harrisburg, Ill MOBLEY, DARRELL-Norris City, Ill. MOLL, EMMETT-Vergennes, Ill. MOSS, PAUL-Christopher, Ill. NAMETH, CHESTER-West Frankfort NEIGI-IBORS, BOB-Belleville, Ill. NEUNABER, ALVIN-Bethalto, Ill. NEUNABER, CECIL-Biethalto, Ill. NEUNLIST, JAMES R.-Benton, Ill. NORRIS, M. EUGENE-Effingham, Ill. SOPHOMORES ODANIELL, JOHN R.-Chicago, Ill. OGDEN, BILL G.-Marion, Ill. OUTLAN, WILBURN-Carbondale, Ill. OXFORD, GLEN-cave-in-Rock, 111. OXFORD, HERSHEL-Cave-in-Rock, Ill. PARKHILL, EARL E.-Benton, Ill. PERRY, OHARLEIS-Harrisburg, 111. PHELPS, ROY E.-Robbs, 111. PUCKETT, FRED H.-Mill Shoals, Ill. REIFSNIDER, GENE D.-Murphysboro, Ill REINER, GLENDEAN-Harrisburg, Ill. RICH, WALLACE-Cobden, Ill. RIFE, BERRY-Anna, Ill. ROACH, JOHN-Grand Chain, Ill. ROGERS, DONALD-Sesser, Ill. RUDE, BOB-St. Louis, Mo. RUMSEY, D. GEORGE-Harrisburg, 111. SAWYER, JOHN-Moro, 111. SOPHOMORE ,4-H A A fwfr? 4 , -A 'J zur, I 4 'Z 4, , 'Q 0 ,fs-17 x, .J 9 J, 'S' SCHMITT, WILLIAM R.-Mt. Vernon, Ill SCHNEIDER, WALTER-Du Quoin, Ill. SHEPERD, TOMMY-Carbondale, Ill. SKELTON, HAROLD-Eldorado, 111. SIMS, BYRL-Marion, 111. SMITH, HAROLD-Du Quoin, 111. SPRUELL, VIRGIL-Albion, Ill. STEELE, RICHARD-Christopher, I11. STEWART, ESTELL-Burnt Prairie, Ill. STONE, BOB-Crab Orchard, Ill. STOOKY, WARREN-Belleville, Ill. STUBBS, THOMAS A.-Shawneetown, Ill. TATE, JAMES-Texico, Ill. TATE, WILLIAM-West Frankfort, Ill. TAYLOR, DEAN-Mulberry Grove, Ill. TAYLOR, GERALD-West Frankfort, Ill. TRAVELSTEAD, JACK--Harrisburg, Ill. TURLEY, PAUL-East St. Louis, Ill. SGPHOMCRES TURNER, PAUL-Marion, Ill. WALKER, CHARLES-Anna, Ill. WARD, WENDELL-Marion, Ill. WATERS, WILLIAM-East St. Louis, III. WEAVER, EVERETT-Wayne City, Ill. WEBB, ERSKINE-Ewing, Ill. WESHINSKEY, ROY-Marissa, Ill. WHITEHIEAD, JOSEPH-Tunnel Hill, Ill. WHITLOCK, WILLIAM-Wolf Lake, Ill. WITTENBORN, LAWRENCE-Steeleville, WILLIAMS, ROBERT J.-Carmi, Ill. WILSON, BILL-Mt. Vernon, Ill. VORWALD, RICHARD+Granite City, Ill .A l I 4.6 .,,, 4 ff .. lp, vw- gi? u QA 469 1 Freshman Class Officers President ........ ......... C . Fred Opper Vice-President ...... .... . . . .Betty J. Scheurich Secretary-Treasurer ....... Ruth M. File FRESHME ALLEN, ELIZABETH-Bunker Hill, Ill. ANDERSON, CLEO-Salem, Ill. ANDERSON, VIVIAN-St. Jacob ANDREW, FRANCES-Johnston City, Ill. ATCHISON, NATALIE-Granite City, Ill BAINE, BEVERLY-Carbondale BAKER, SUE-Carbondale BANKSON, WANDA-Olmsted, IH. BAYSINGER, MARY ALICE-Carbondale BECKEMEYER, IMOGENE-Carlyle, Ill. BEAN, CHARLES-Eldorado, Ill. BEASLEY, LILLIAN-Du Quoin, Ill. BEEN, ANNA MAE-Preston, Ill. BENSOW, REBECCA-Sparta, Ill. BERNARD, PATRICIA-Mount Vernon, I BEVIRT, ALICE-Granite City, Ill. BOATRIGHT, PATRICIA-Marion, Ill. BOSTON, MARY-Salem, Ill. FRESHME BOYD, MARGUERITE-Du Quoin, Ill. BREMER, BEVERLEE-Berkeley, California BROOKS, DELLA-Louisville, Ill. BROWN, LEONA-Du Quoin, Ill. BROWN, ROSALIE-Akin, Ill. BRUMMETT, BARBARA-Litchfield, Ill. BURNAM, NYLA-Harrisburg, Ill. BURNAM, SYLVIA-Marion, Ill. CARTER, JACQUELINE-Marion, Ill. CAVE, BETTY-Opdyke, Ill. CHANEY, CLERELY-East Prairie, Missouri CHOISSER, BETTY-Eldorado, Ill. CIMA, BETTY-West Frankfort, Ill. CIELAND, GRACE-Cutler, Ill. COCKRUM, PHYLLIS-Sesser, Ill. COGGAN, BONNIE-Sailor Springs, Ill. COLEMAN, KATHLEEN-Marion, Ill. COLLIGAN, PATRICIA-Granite City, Ill. FRESHME '--'Y l ,-, V7 2 NA, . COX, DORRIS-Omaha, Ill. CUMMINGS, IRENE-Carbondale DAVIS, JACKIE-Salem DICKEY, OPAL-Sims, Ill. DOERR, RUTH-Elkville, Ill. DONAHUE, MARY-West Frankfort EISENHAUER, ANNABELLE-Du Quoin, Ill ELDERS, ANN-Carterville, Ill. ENRIGHT, EDITH-Tamms, Ill. ETHERTON, HELEN-Crab Orchards, Ill. ETHERTON, LORA JEAN-Murphysboro, Ill. FILE, RUTH-Salem, Ill. FINK, DAISY-Equality, Ill. FISCHEL, MARY-Arcola, Ill. FLETCHER, RUBY-Johnston City, Ill. FLEMING, ANN-Johnston City, Ill. FLYNN, JUNE-Percy, Ill. FRAZER, ALBERTA-Pinckneyville, Ill. FRY, JOY--Grayville, Ill. FULTS, MURIEL-Ava, I11. GILKESON, VIRGINIA-Bingham, Ill. GLADSON, LOIS-Dayton ,Ohio GROVES, LULA-Carmi, Ill. GRUPY, CHARLOTTE-Wyanet, Ill. GUFFEY, JESSIE-Campbeii Hill HALL, CHARLINE-Zeigler, 111. HANCOCK, WANDA-Marion, 111. HAMMOND, LAURA-Cottage Hills, Ill HARPER, JULIA-Carterville, 111. HARRIS, ELLEN-Belleville, 111. HASE, GWENDOLINE-Dongola, Ill. HASTINGS, YVONNE-Carbondale HAUNER, JEANNINE-Murphysboro, HEATH, BARBARA-Ridgeway, Ill. HENSON, ELLEN-Brookport, Ill. HERNDON, GERRY-Granite City, Ill. Ill. FRESHME ,,-Q. sm' ,nw 'f ' an 'S za Iva, sq. FRESHME '27 .ya 'WG an '31 HERTEL, NORMA-Mulkeytown, Ill HILLER, EVELYN-Royalton, Ill. HOCKETT, NORMA-Benton, Ill. BLACK, MARGARET+Murphysbo1'o HOLLER, ERMA-Xenia, Ill. HOOD, MARY-Metropolis, Ill. HUDGINS, BARBARA-Carbondale HUMM, JEAN-Thompsonville, Ill. ING, JOANN-Herrin, Ill. INSKEEP, FERNANDA-Albion, Ill. IRVIN, MARIANN-Belle Rive, Ill. ISOM, MARILYN-Christopher, Ill. JEWELL, MARY-Murphysboro, Ill. JOHNSON, BONITA-Jonesboro, Ill JOHNSON, CARMEN-Anna, Ill. JONES, NANCY-Marion, 111. KEENE, BA RBARA-Pinckneyville, Ill KERN, MARIE-Mt. Vernon, Ill. FRESHME KRAPER, SUE-Metropolis, Ill. KRISTOFF, BERTHA-Makanda, Ill. LAMBERT, GWEN-Carbondale LANDS, BERNICE-Hawisburg, 111. LEE, PHYLLIS-Salem, I11. LODGE, DORIS-Willisville, Ill. LATTING, YVONNE-Salem, Ill. MALONE, DORTHEA-Johnston City, Ill. MALONE, JEANNE-Benton, 111. MANEESE, PATTE-Herrin, Ill. MARGENTHALER, MARILYN-Pinckneyville, Ill. MARTIN, ELIZABETH-Benton, Ill. MARTIN, JANET-Carbondale, Ill. MCCARTHY, RUNETTE-Carbondale, Ill. MCCLINTOCK, DOLORES-West Frankfort, Ill. MCGOWN, JOAN-Carbondale MCINTIRE, ANETTE-Vienna, Ill. MCKINNEY, NORMA--Carbondale 31 .L.?!7, FRESHME Nl AU' 1 If -134. I Y 'Y 3' nu 4 MCNAIL, CAROLYN-Christophm-, 111. MEDLEY, VIRGINIA-Vienna, 111. MEYER, WILMA--Edina, Minnesota MIDENDORF, SHIRLEY-Chester, Ill. MITCHELL, LaDONNA-Murphysboro, Ill. MITCHELL, WILLA-Herrin, Ill. MONTI, MARY-West Frankfort, Ill. NEAL, MINNIE-Benton, Ill. NEBUGHR, BETTY LEE-Carbondale, Ill. NICHOLSON, DORIS-Winnfield, Louisiana OVERBEY, CHARLOTTE-Carlinville, Ill. PACOTTI, LYDIA-Johnston City, Ill. PANTALEO, LENA-Du Quoin, Ill. PARKER, NORMA-Bluford, Ill. PARTON, LOUISE-Crab Orchard, Ill. PATRICK, MILLIE-Carterville, Ill. PECKLER, PATRICIA-Ava, Ill. PETERSON, BETTY-Creal Springs, Ill. FRESHME PETTY, DORRIS-Carbondale PLANTEC, JUANITA-West Frankfort, Ill. PLAUSKEY, ALICE-Marion, Ill. PORTER, DOLORES-Alton, Ill. PULCHER, THELMA-E. Carondolet, Ill. PYATT, WAND-A-Pinckneyville, Ill. REAGAN, MARIE-Ullin, Ill. REFIEUNA, MERLINA-Johnston City, Ill. RENGSTORFF, BETTY-West Frankfort, Ill RICE, RUTH ANN-West Frankfort, Ill. RICH, ANN-Gillespie, Ill. RICH, SUE-Carterville, Ill. RICHTER, SELMA-Olsted, Ill. RIESS, MARILYN-Mascoutah, Ill. ROBERTS, JO ANN-St. Louis, Missouri ROE, BETTY-Vandalia, Ill. ROPER, LEONA-West Frankfort, Ill. ROSSON, RUTH-Pomona, Ill. FRESHME RYAN, SHIRLEY-Benton, Ill. SCHEWRISH, BETTY+Bellevi11e, Ill SCHMIDT, BERNICE-Nashville, Ill. SIMPSON, PATTY-Benton, 111. SKINNER, DONNA-Harrisburg, Ill. SLOAN, DOLORIS-Centralia, 111. SMITH, ALBERTA-Vandalia, Ill. SOPER, SUE-Odin, Ill. SPOONER, JEANNIE-Murphysboro Ill STANLEY, WILLMIE-Oklahoma City Oklahoma STOVER, LETTIE-Carterville, Ill. STROUP, BARBARA-Jonesboro, Ill STUMPF, FLORINE-Columbia, Ill. SULLIVAN, JERRI-Mounds, Ill. SWARTZ, BARBARA-Carbondale TAAKE, BILLIE-Christopher, Ill. TABORN, JOYCE-Carrier Mills, Ill. TEMPLETON, IVIARJORIE--Pinckneyvllle Ill FRESHME TERRY, MARY-Carlyle, Ill. THOMPSON, MARILYN-Alto Pass, Ill. TODD, DOROTHY-Herrin, Ill. TOY, LOUISE-Vienna, I11. TURNER, ELIZABETH-Carbonlale VEST, MARION-Xenia, Ill. WALKER, DOROTHY-Carterville, Ill. WARDROP, PHYLLIS-Golconda, Ill. WALTERS, GEORGIA-Carbondale WATSON, SUE-Alton, I11. WEAVER, JOANN-West Frankfort, Ill. WEAVER, MARION-Mascoutah, Ill. WEECE, GENEVA-Gran-d Chain, Ill. WHATLEY, MARY-Omaha, Ill. WHITESIDE, ELIZABETH-West Frankfort, Ill. WHITE, SYLVIA-Carterville, Ill. WILLIAMS, ELLEN-Metropolis, Ill. WILLIAMS, JOAN-Clifford, Ill. FRESHME WILLIAMS, SUE-Colp, Ill. WILLIS, NANCY-Murphysboro, Ill. WILLMORE, JO ANN-West Frankfort Ill WOLLERMAN, JOY-Vandalia, Ill. WOOLARD, NORMA--Johnston City WYLIE, RUBY-Coulterville, Ill. YOURTEE, RUTH-Chester, Ill. ZUKOWSKI, LEONA-Benton, Ill. ZESCHKE, MARIE-Carbondale ALLEY, KENNETH DONALD-Carbondale ARTIS, WAYNE-Mt. Vernon ASSELMEIER, GLEN-Valmeyer BADALAMENTI, LEWIS-Edwardsville BAKER, LYNN-Claremont BANTEL, MORRIS D.-Murphysboro BARBRE, JOHN--Carmi BARRON, RICHARD-Granite City BASS, STANLEY DAVID-Bridgeport BAUGH, ROY-East St. Louis BEAN, DUWARD-Anna BEATTIE, OSCAR-Rosamond BENING, LEONARD-Okawville BIRKNER, CAROL-Murphysboro BLAIR, EDWARD R.-Sparta BOSTON, GEORGE-Salem BROOKS, JAMES-Louisville BROWN, CHARLIE-Salem FRESHME BRUBAKER, ROBERT-Salem BROWN, TOWLE-Ha1'1'isbur,g' BRUDER, GEORGE-Warsaw BULLOCK, WILLIAM-Anna BUTLER, BOYD-Gorham BUTLER, GILBERT-Raleigh CAM PANELLA, FRANK A.-Steelevllle CARGAL, JOE A.-Johnston City CHAPMAN, WILLIAM-Raymond CHILDRESS, JAMES B.-Carterville CLARK, ROBERT-Vandalia CLINE, LYLE-Marion COATS, ROBERT- Woodlawn CORRELL, ROBERT-Paducah, Ky COULTAS, ROBERT-Edwardsville COVER, DAVE--Tunnel Hill COX, LLOYD D.-Benton COX, DALPH-Carterville CRAIR, GLENDAL-Harrisburg CUMMINS, HUEY-Rosiclare CUMMINS, JAMES-Harrisburg DAHNCKE, CHARLES-Ashley DALLAS, JAMES-O'FalIon DAVIE, CHARLES-Herrin DAVIS, DARWIN-Salem DAVIS, IVAN-Eldorado DAVIS, ROBERT-Zeigler DEMSTER, EVERETT-Gorham DERICKSON, FORRACE-Zeigler DILLOW, GENE H.-Dongola DOHANICH, FRANK-Colp DOTY, RANDALL-Benton DUNCAN, CHARLES H.-Harrisbcrg DUNNING, DONALD-Cairo ELLIS, GERALD-Carbondale EVERS, LUTHER-Metropolis FRESHME FRESHME 1 -JP, WCW FEIGL, FRANK J.-Chicago FERRELL, DENTON-Marion FOEHNER, WILFRED-Jamestown FRASSATO, FELIX-Swanwick GEORGE, DON-Cypress GLOECKNER, CARL-Fairfield GOODE, ERLMER,-Hartford GOULD, LEWIS-Louisville GRAVES, HERMAN-Marion GRIGGS, ROBERT-Galatia GRISHAM, LLOYD-Eldorado HAMILTON, JAMES-McLeansboro HARRIS, DON J.-Benton HARTLEY, HAROLD-Centralia HARTLINE, WILLIAM-Anna HERZ, PAUL-Elizabethtown HINDMAN, REX-Du Quoin HINNERS, EDWARD J.-Metropolis HOLHUBNER, FRED-Olmsted HOLLADA, WILLIAM-Benton HUFFMAN, VINCENT V.-Christopher HUNTER, RICHARD-Carbondale JACKSON, THOMAS-Sparta JOHNSTON, BENNIE-Brockport JOHNSON, JOHN-Norris City JONES, WYMAN-Carrier Mills JORDAN, DAVID-Wood River KERN, DONALD-Belleville KIMMEL, HAROLD-Thompsonville KIRK, JOHN-West Frankfort KNAVEL, RICHARD-Edwardsville KIESTLER, AMBROSE-Karnak LAMB, WILLIAM-Golconda LEMMING, HARRY E.-Christopher LAVAN, JAMES W.-Ava LEWIS, NEAL-Broughton FRESHME If a ZW., ,FWS ., vu .I-7 :AP W Q www' f EJ? ,ga X992 kb ff 54 E E 5 'W Q V .4 J. w :Y Z .I . 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NANTZ, UDELL-Edwardsville NEAL, JOHN D.-Sparta NICOL, ROBERT-Belleville NORRIS, WILLIAM D.-Norris City OPPER, FRED-Carlinville PALMER, WILLIAM D.-Orient PALMER, HENRY-Carterville PANKEY, PHILLIP-Harrisburg PARKER, WILLIAM-Vienna PATTERSON, HAROLD-Centralia PHILLIPS, DEAN-Thompsonville PITKIN, JAMES-Carbondale POLANCE, ROBERT-Harrisburg PRINCE, JOHN F.-Benton PROCTOR, ROBERT-Zeigler FRESHME ,y f.. I , I I x ' . 1 M ' If WQSQQE X!! if f , ' ' ' X - A W wbg-I+' sf k mf ,, ., 7' I -ff G cp X ,X Q M I I ff A I A ff RW X --V ? ,. gi 1 Q . 315, OZ xx, x ,Qi 3 r I gy , A 1 79-gg , W V ,Adi x- I f ilk -Sf If ' O' ' H H . S -f-Zz -F: f I ' ff' + 4 , I ' Q , , ,V ., , ,SA M Z - A .L 'I A , L f 1 vi' E 5 W , ... .. ki: I I QA, gb Q TQ' fx 34? z W . , :q.!,,Zi , MN. 1 'X 4 5 1 ,3 , M, 4 Rv, gf is A xi 'S fi 1, yfx M I at S 'li vs x . ,Ry , ,Wg n d f,.'g,,jf,i g s m V ew ...' - Jr .1 fr Q-.1 , ,f , .73 , K 'BZ' ,-, . 'X ,J N-J, W ff' ,f ,f,,,,,, . -3 'H . FE 1 5- . 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D.-Marion SIMMS, JOE-Sparta SITTER, LLOYD-Anna SLOAN, ALEXANDER-McLeansboro SMITH, DICK-Fairfield SMITH, VICTOR C.-Galatia STACY, DONALD-Cave-in-Rock STANFORD, OSCAR-Salem STEVENS, ROBERT-Marion STOKER, CARL-Metropolis SUTTON, CALVIN-Harrisburg SWINK, LEAVELL-Dongola TATE, DONALD L.-West Frankfort V n n 4.3. i 42' ' -..f .- wwf -, V , , , fi ' ' is V ,L gg L A i .- Lg? .4 i 1 P qolx a 'J ...a pi i w ll an ii x 3 4-, . 1 'Q A -1 -. f':5lE?gilrfP, . , . g fqirfzxggg' . any . ,sib- X 133. 1 FRESHME TATE, CHARLES G.-Harrisburg TALIANA, LAWRENCE-Mt. Vernon TAYLOR, DENNIS M.-West Frankfmt THOMPSON, JOHN-Elizabethtown THROGMORTON, JOE-Makanda TUCKER, CHARLES-Eldorado VERNOR, OLIVER-Wood River VOGLER, RICHARD-Carbondale VON TUNGELN, GEORGE-Golconda WADE, LANGLEY-Ashley WAGNER, WILLIAM-Granite City WALKER, JAMES M.-Marion WALSH, WILLIAM-Salem WARD, LARRY-Marion WEAVER, BERNIE-Wayne City WELSBECKER, MILTON-Mt. Vernon WHITLO CK, MAX-Harrisburg WITTENBRINK, DONALD--Dix WILLIAMS, WILLIAM E.-zeigler WILLIAMS, FREDERICK-vandmia WILSON, DALE-Fairfield WILSON, RUSSELL-Springfield VJITTENBORN, CHARLES-Steeleville WOOLDROME, CHARLES-Texico WRIGHT, NORMAN-Vandalia WYLLIE, GENE-Marissa YATES, HARLAN-Rinard YATES, ROBERT-Shelbyville FRESHME . . L ,,, . .X ,,, f ' , ' w , J f X X .S X 3 fi X S IE gk yn ' W :V N . wk xv 4.-- LL 'N ,iiwfif ' I L If fy ,i NVQ Iv . X Q wi , s I E r - in A ,, . h ' Y 1 .z-A J' my QEJWQ Q S ,x :1:p.1 . ,. I, S ff: f 5,,i..y 1k,.. xg iz., pn Ks We KVA Q 4' 1 ' n WM, 5 1 Q t. 'SL fr-'I u-v ':' Q .-,CP 1 T A ' nz- -nom-v warm..- gp. 1 6 al? 2 W 50? xii ,5 we W . F Z' ?W 5 fy , fxmy, Tw f vm , ' WV' xx M 14 6 V X , ea 5 f X uv S 2 S, f I '.2- ' . .. Q HS 9 . X 'Q 4 1 'n S Q' -Q-.Y qwtf- f v M. 5,55 Xf. xx NS. 'X ., v,..x,,. .. ..,., , ,J N.. E 'f ' 1 A, -an 1 gl , 5 wwmm 1.- iff f Wt. ,, .. L. I I' 1' X I., F , f ' , -- --ii W . Z' '1 v T ,A Y- ,,f D ff -. I , 1 fr' ,,,, ,-v,.' 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W A p, , :A It 1 R L .. .S. at .- .f.:,k .L Q b ,g.v 5Qf,,1,,-1-,:,5M9 N as 43 S f Stk, 1,.W:LJ:!, -N 'a,,l,. ,1 . ' 51,1 a LA, 2 . , -,..... ,. . ,,,, --r-,,,., . Y.- L- , ! l 1 .' i pix -MM Doc Lingle Lynn Holder Abe Martin Bill Freeburg Harlan Hodges CoachinglStaff Glenn Abe Martin has been athletic director at Southern since 1942. Martin also is head coach of the football and baseball squads. Leland Doe Lingle is the coach With the longest term of service at Southern. Lingle is the head coach of the Cross Country and Track squads, and also serves as an assistant in football. William Freeburg is head coach of the Tennis team and coach of the Gym team. Freeburg also serves as head coach of the 'B' team in football. Lynn Holder is the coaching head of the basketball and golf teams, and also is an assistant coach in football. Harlan Hodges served as assistant coach in football and basketball this year. lle leaves at the end of this year to accept a position at Murray State Teachers College in Kentucky. aaffwl ,,rv' , f. , D 1 . :- -A.: . -- ad- gv- - '- 5 1' 1'--f'--,gf ..:-.y N2 xb- Ai,'.i -if Ll 4 'Pe vi fm 4 .. -,,., FIR T ANN THE The 1947 edition of the Southern football squad captured the IIAO championship and topped off their very successful season with a victory in the First Annual Corn Bowl at Bloomington on Thaiiksgivin Football Results - l947 SO. Scott Field 58 Evansville College 0 Illtllilllil State 6 PWestern 7 NO1'l,hCl'll C1'IOlIlCCOlI1l11g'D 20 OPP. 0 7 21 0 0 Arkansas State Normal Eastern Cape Girardeau North Central CCorn Bowlj g Day. OPP 7 6 13 13 O COR WLC MPS HAC CHAMPS I947 Coach Abe Martin and Cap- tain Charles Mathieu 3JdIHi1'C the trophy that was prcscntcd tu Southern for winning the First Annual Corn Bowl game. D011 Riggs Richard Seehuan Jim Lovin Charles Mathieu '.J- - ,. u W-1 1..-K A .L-'J 'Nv- vm.- All w Bob Ethe1'idge Bob Colburn Chzmrles Heinz Joe Hughes ' faq? It I x f y X f 'ill lfosg'1'oVc Lcudio Cabutii J. Pierouc Chil1'lCS lfrouch 'fW..u,,,. . M we .. 1 cf V f: 4-gg: .6 X Q ' s V Q M, Y Qin ' Y' . ' 5.X' H 7 x I f001'g'O Holtz 411112111 lluvis Bill Malillsky .1214-li Sicvc-11s -49? Howard Jones June Gross XVa1'1'e11 Littleford Bill XViHii11S011 .Y , W W1 X xx . ,Q .,.- , . , ,mg M I31'mfH 3I'CGilll1iS 5 S wZW1 :Y-W X f 'KA lo 7' S .H W, U B SKETB LL '47 S '48 I. I. A. C. CHAMPIONS Illinois Representative To National Tournament For the second straight year Coach Lynn Holder's Maroon cagers Won the HAC. In one of the most successful seasons in the schools basketball history, the squad won 22 and lost 4. The team also traveled to Kansas City for the national tournament for the fourth successive year, where they were defeated in the second round of the tourney. x Y . Coach Lynn Holder Captain Quentin Stinson I. I. A. C. CHAMPIO 'S SCHEDULE Scott Field Evansville Murray State Arkansas State Cape Girardeau Milliken Shurtleff Cape Girardeau Evansville Millikin Northern Ca pe Girardeau Eastern Arkansas State So. Opp. So. Opp 96 32 Westemi 73 58 48 39 Indiana Central 76 69 71 58 Normal 79 63 47 37 Northern 51 39 54 45 NVeStern 72 48 72 50 Eastern 73 52 73 53 Evansville 64 47 63 43 Normal 71 46 60 G2 NVestern 69 47 53 71 Millikin 61 58 52 51 72 45 Kansas Uiiy TOlll'll2llllQlll 58 54 SHllllll'l'll Hregon 54 72 42 Manl1attan College 4 50 5 AU r Q E s 2 CHAMPS Oliver Shoaff, guard and Bob Colburn, forward, were both placed on the All I.I.A.C. sec- ond tozun. Joe Hughes, fOlfWiI1'Ll from West F1'illllif01'l-, was given honorzmble mention in the All Conference selections. OHVG1' Sl103,ff Jack Long John Goss Joe Hughes Galan Davis Lunnenman Palmer Keene Burden Lingle McLaffe1'ty Miller Dorris CROSS COL! TRY '4 Southern was very stlrong in cross eountry this year. They lost only one meet, to Eastern Illinois. Joe lllcllznlf,lfe1'lly led Ilie teulii, and was iiinleleuled in eonfenfeiiee coinpetltion tliroughout the year. So. Opp. l+1AST.I+IRN 26 30 Eznslnern 31 24 XYQSfC1'll 44 17 W eslern 44 15 -loo Mvllanllferiy, llAC elmuipion box MCC31'dy Cross BX! 'Phrcc of S0llTi10I'1l.iS Golden Glove c-ntrivs are pivtuimfl zxiliovc. Dun Vox Ccou- lcrj, lightwoiglit from VVQST. F1'21lliifO1'i, Zlllii Don Cross Crightj, lwzlvywvigglit froiu C'l11'istopl101', battled their way through the 101111 fights at flhi-1'1'iu and V011- tfiliiil, but wow l-iCf02ll id at the VVCSTQWI1 Division IIIZITCIIOS at l?l1ic':1g'o. Jaivk Mv1'a11'dy flclw, Iight-liozxwywviglil from ,I'IC1'1'ill, ii'm1g'l11i only in tho Ilcrriii and i,'Ql1i1'iliiil, I ': ls. 'rf ' we lf 'fa it I LAM nuitinhfhmmmphf.-.'A,L.. Y ,:.+ . GYM TE I ix . for A The Gym team was reorgzuiizecl this year for the first time since before War. Under The direction of Bill F1'OClJll1'Q' the group made wonderful progressg -and are looking f0I'XVilVl'Ll to actual eompeii- tion next year. The team gave exhibitions at most of the home bzlskelball games and at sev- eral nea,i'by high schools. Paul Dempsey Bob Neig'l1lmo1's 0. G. ,.i:....X'w.n Clmrlcs 4Xl'CllSIIl2lll Kiftuu Uillow Bill PZL1'1'iSh Glenn NVhit te11be1'g J an ck Haryse V Sym ogg Scgma Scgmcz Sigma Jo Bunch Sue Collins Veda, llulluin Rennette 3lCC2l1'll1j' Doris Mathlen ?a Tampa Scyma .lc-1'1'y SCl1ll2l2l,l'C llonnzi Stuff Marge Beohtloflft Q6 Deflcz Lloyd Evilsizei' Max Robinson Carlos Pleshe Kenneth Hedges John Crosley zneemgaeem 6465 Jerry Hancock Dick Thomson Jack Bennett Bill XVhite Juelz Bonneviei' Sigma gem 770: Hamm-ld PZLHO1'S01l Seward Van P3,ttC11 Edgar Alms XVHPC1 AX1'1HSf1'01lg NVu1t01' F1'ilZL'1' Della Sigma Skedfon Madgv Crum Mary Donuhuu Bcity lvlljlvl' Ruth .Xnu Him' ljorotlly Gilbert Wa Zpcdfan f46,e.4c4 Dick Van RQOQIQ111 Roger Downey Hob f'2l1'l11OdY liulm Sl'hll0iL1Cl' Dick Ht'lllIl1i11gSC11 Kappa Defra ,-44044 1':11'l XYilIlll0l'1lV 1' Qlf- il Nl'llll2I-bC1' Wzlhlnv H1'igu1'ul'1f Trumzm Hill THLETIC AW i RD Quentin Stinson was the Winner of the Jack Dempsey Award, as the most valuable athlete of the year to Southern. V Stinson, from Eldorado, Was a three letterman here at Southern, he lettered in basketball, track, and football. He was three times All-Conference center in basketball, and is presently the holder of the Southern diseus record in Traek. He was reeently named in the Collegiant magazine as an outstanding center in college basketball. Another award, although not as glamorous, came from the Egyptian sports editor, who thanked Stinson for being of such news value. Stinson's name appeared in the lilgfllllilll every week from December to June during the past year. of 'yur 1 K it EW Y , ,an ' ,L ,'a. ' x BASEBALL '4 Southern fielded its first baseball team since 1924 last spring. Coach Mai tin's 011211263 won three and dropped six during the season. X -v' 'A iii 1-.tm bf 458 Evztusvillo E 2l,StGI'11 IC El st Cru Arkainszits State Ul'lli1'2l.1i?l CHI. State Lcgj Shurtletf Uellcgo .X1'litll1S2lS State Shurtlcff ltfollege l J2lSi0l'Il Ha-owe Sawyer, wxpteiin for 1948 Opp 4 8 47 4 10 17 2 4 F7 O Under the capable direction of Coach Lingle the Southern 1947 thinclads Went undefeated during their regular sche dule. To close the season the team traveled to DeKalb for the conference meet, Where they placed second behind a strong Northern squad. Stinson set a new record in the discus. Beltz and Brake both broke the S.I.U. 880 record. Algee was outstanding in the sprints during the year. Evansville Normal 79 MZ Quentin Stlnson Eagtgrn J 01111 A1869 Shurtleff TRACK-' George Beltz Sonny Brake Opp. 12 51W 47 17 fix 4 ,V fi., Q ' ri - we 1. sx 1 so 900' fn 105 bf, M HOGKW Qt V fi. 1- 'mp...-,,,,, ,. 4.-M f Lf' rf 9, 2 'E :H M as-Q1 w., Q ,yy ,Mas I is s. MQ 'R' We Y, For the first time in the l1isto1'y of the school, Soutllem was 1'cp1'ese'11te1l in , . . I. . . . . , golf. In thou' lllltlill season on the lmks, the squad under the Ll11'GCf10H ol Fouelm I Lynn Holder, won two meets and lost two. So. Opp. Evansville 8 10 XVCS'EC1'1l 6 lfz 51X3 .X1'li2l,llNilS Slam- Syl CSM: Shurtlclf 5 7 A, Q , Physical Education 'M '9'4 'S'P 9' Women M A ' , f-F ' ' OI' ,fs b A 1 ' . ,, 5 4 Yay 3 , K ' . 3 w' 1791.--V ,. s-'f5Xi1--::if254-- '. - ,f. '. .w .--, -.--:.:x-- ' iTWf't XYh f'ZL S 7 -, 1. fda-Q ,. , x Q. W,-1-Lg ,.xS.v-,.....,4 - xwvg' 14 g.wM1 4... , L E33 xx. 'gazttfcfizfz ' X. 1 Q-9 w, mv: wa , '1'- ,Emi 215-bvyvzipsigxr ' -Q .: x- 1-X ..-,.g'- H1'x:!gQQw wE.k1 121.-.fi 113,3A.R..s ,gggig-.,E. 'IQ 53215 f:'f.,1 t. ,, , ,.,.,R:. . ,yy If-,-'--1--22 znziiizm--ini 5:55 . 1, 'gpwyg--.1 1, Hawk., hw, 1 ff 'Jjru ,Q !zQ,,'::.,.... ' 1 fr ' x. f ' ffl. haf,'4-g,,2gfg'r: .-593113-5,5.2.,p V 1 -? '-w i N ' nk 4' gui ' 'iv Q V :iw mi: 'ix -4 Q Jvzln Stchr Dorothy Davics -rw .S-lbw ' NV OMEN 'S A THLE T1 C ASSOCIATION A I hu Om 1VilllllC'li ! 9 x. 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J., - ,. v ' ' ' -,W X , , , Q- - ' ' A. - -:Q,: J. 3:52 QQ: 'ff ff ' f x .TY u Epsilon Alpha Fraternity Nu Epsilon Alpha is lhv yuiiingcst' of the f1'illC1'lllllCS nt Southern. This grmip has been wry zuztivc on thc cfznnpus llll1'Ollg'l10l1l3 thc your. It hvld il, NVllll0l' and spring ili01'Ill2ll claim-Q, in nildition To sponsoring' the Henry Hinkley lhIG1HO1'l2l.l nwnrd which is given To the outstanding: nthlclc nt Southern each year. The NJC. A. c-linplei' housc is loomed all 808 S. 'LTl1lVC1'Sllj'. Officers for 'rho past your wore: .lohn R. 0'l3nnivll, plfosiclciilg Rohovl J. VVillinn1s. vivo-pwsideiifg Melvin NVhit- l,l0llllO1'll. sci-114211-yg Roger Donn Downey. t1'Qa1su1'c1'. Sigma Beta. Mu again has shown leaclership on the campus throughout the year. It has participatetl in every event of the year at Southern, and its nrenr- bers have been outstanding' in the various fields in the eornmunity. The main chapter house is at 709 VV. Freeman and an annex is located on XVest Jackson htreet. It had a basketball tearn in the school int.rannu'als and one in the city basketball league. Officers for the past year were: Robert O. Veaeh, presiclentg Earnest J. Knowles, vice-presidentg Quentin P. Stinson, treasurerg Seward L. Van Petten, secretary. Sigma Beta Mu Fraternity I' , 4b,.4MQa-bit? blsllzls-,ggi ui x A . -K! 0' -.J H. ar, N Q., JP - -Y was - law- -Mm. . ..... M- A ,,,.. .,,,,,..,,-,,,, ..,,,..-i,,. 'FWS' ,- X W Kappa Delta Alpha Fraternity IXHVIDIHI, IM-ll:1. Al11l1z1 was lll'Sl1 lll'2'2lllIZl'tl 111 lllilil illltl, llll'UllHll the -ve:11's ll2I.S grown to ln- 111111 of the 0l1lSl12l1ll1llllQ2f fl'2l1lf0l'l1lll0S alt, SUl1fl1Ol,'ll. Its 1111fs111111li11g :1el1ieve111e11l was H1l0llSOI'Sllljl el' the S0l1lllCl'll Service ilW21l'Ll and 1l1e K. D. A. 1111-seliool variety show. Members were zretive in all sehool fll110ll0llS throughout the year, and llilll fine basketbzill and lrmowling' tez1111s. Their home is at 502 S. UlllVC1'SilQj' a.i11fl they are Sp0l1SO1'0il by NVil1iu111 Pat Randle. Officers are: N0l'lIlQllI lg. Nilsen, jVl1'CSlLlClll1Q Lester A. liiiekle, viee-presideutg Virgil E. Spruell, .l1'., Sl'1'l'1'l2ll'.YQ :1111l Willi:1111 ll. 1Xll11-rs, ll'PHSlll'1'l'. Chi Delta Chi celebrated its fifteenth anniversary as a. social fraternity on Southern's campus this year. The Chi Delts won several awards in different events during the year and participated in all the school functions. They gave ax winter and spring forinttl dance, and were represented in all the ll1l,l'El.l11ll1'Ll.l contests. The fraternity has acquired it new homo, located at South Waslnington. Their sponsors are Dr. E. C. Coleman, and Raymond H. Dey. Officers for the year were: Dan Cox, prcsidcutg Edward J. Howenstein, vice-presidentg Bill G. Johnson, secreturyg and Lloyd R. Evilsizcr, ti'eusurer. Chi Delta Chi Fraternity Delta Delta Chl Fraternity .Ili-Ita, Delta lfhi, campus social fraternity, moved lo 1006 South Thompson last full. lt has had ai highly sucessful year on campus and has produced some olf Soulhei'11's UlliSi2ll1Llll1Q,' individuals. ll gave at spring and winter dance, and eo-opeiuti-ml in ull sehool functions. Uliiii!,'QI'S for the past year were : J ack D. NValker, presidentg Russell E. Fair- lmrn, vice-presidentg Clem ll. XViedman, seeretali-yg and George T. Mitchell, l l'CU,Sll1'0l'. The Intra-Fraternity council is the governing body for all social fraternities on Southern's campus. It is composed of three representatives from each of the five fraternities, and the officers rotate. This council each year sponsors the spring sing festival, a niost-Valuable fraternity inan award, and a scholarship contest. Members this year were: Dan Cox, Carlos R. Pleshe, Bill D. Hudgens, Thomas D. Middleton, Charles R. Heinz, Robert O. Veach, Rodney Kraatz, Fred L. Senters, John R. O'Daniell, Robert R. Curtis, WValdo Grigoroff, Russell E. Fairburn, Jack D. XValker, John A. Bonnevier, and John D. Landis. lnterfraternity Council we a, R WZ E ' 4 Q TX 7' -wr- ng A410 wx gu- 'CY V-xv' Delta Sigma Epsilon Sorority A1 fha Delta Cha Jtor of Delta Slfylllil E Jsilon was orfrallized at Southern l l a , o in 1928, the first national education sorority on the S. I. U. campus. Annual social, lfuuctious aro open house, Christmas and spring teas, and sovs-ral l'o1-mal mlamfcs. It also awalfcls 21 scl1ola1'sI1ip to an Olll'Slil11tllNg sopllolilorc girl. 'l'l1o Holla Signna Epsilon house is located at 808 S. l,l11ivc1's1I,y. Tho ol',l'iocl's for tho past your wore: .lane C. DoLap, p1'osidon.t 5 Dorothy K. Pratt, vice-p1'osi- dont: Doris .l. Uoloman, sovlfolzllfyg and Betty L. Mitchell, t1'easu1'o1'. Shangri-La Shangri La, 610 S. Iiniversity, is one of sev eral houses for girls organized in fall '-L7 Shangri La participated in hoineeoniing dec orations competition with a lovely design. They were active in all other school functions through out the year. Houses Doyle Dormitory is the new designation of the Baptist Foundation sleeping quarters. It is primarily a house for Baptist students attending' Southern. Very high standards are held by this group both in the Dorm and on the campus. Taylor Neeley was president during the year. ig' 1 Doyle Dormitory ,o 'B -N-'LI' Q u Mf' ,ma-H' 1 The officers at Pi Kappa Sigma for the year were: Velma L. McCormick. presidentg Charlotta J. Raubaeli, vice-presidentg Dorothy J. Sager, seeretaryg and Peggy L. Browning, treasurer. .V-w.,-mmm 3 Mx. Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority Alpha Xi chapter of Pi Kappa Sigma was founded at S. I. U. in 1939. The Chapter house is loeated at S06 S. University. ' This year's activities ineluded an open house, a formal Christmas tea, and the annual Valentine formal dance. Pi Kappa Sigma limits its membership to those high in scholarship, student activity, and special talents. Pi Kappa Sigma is one of the outstanding sororities on the Southern campus, and has in its membership some of the outstanding students at S. I. U. Mestaba .. 1 r we fi fi' fi HQCQEQ 1 f?'FE-2 if H1272 4 3 N f M A ' AM? 1, I .- I W, .4 1,:'N:g'5Q ,K U 415:-' ,I il, ,v 'wr A. . .H ,1 gi l L , ' . 9 .X 1 .N I J x .9 fe., U Q3 i W' Mustabn house for girls 203 Pears, was owaiiiiized in fall of '47. Seveml. F , 7 PD IIIUIIIIJCPS are on the Egyptiali Staff, and others are active in SQVQI.'il.i o1.'g'z1i1i.- zotions on the czunpus. 1 I -9 Houses At 712 S. University, known as Johnson's Co-op, is home away from home for 19 Girls. Some of their activities are ai Chi-istnias J-arty zi inrv ride 0 . 7 . and participation in the basketball touinaiiients. Officers are: Lvdia Paicotti Jresident- Mzirtlni P. Stzilliiws, viee-'n'esi- . 7 7 G dent: and Helen J. Fildcs, sec1fe1u1'y. Johnson's Co-op Normandy, 701 S. University, house for girls, was organized in 1944. The girls are very active in S. I. U. and other activities on the campus. Officers are: Janice D. Hocker, president, lllizabetli J. Hardin, vice-presi- dent, Marilyn Z. Margenthaler, secretary, and Eula M. Heape, treasurer. Nonnan Houses Turnerll Turner 12 is an organized independent house for girls, located at 705 S. l lniversity. Turner l2'ers are very active in campus ar-tivities during the year. Officers for the year were: Madolyn Fisher, president, Leola Tilmann, vice-presidentg Lois L. Foltz, secretary, NVyonye Y. Young, treasurer. T Q M, Y fs Tamarack an QL Tamarack, girls' boarding house, underwent change of ownership during the fall term. Their members participated in all phases of homecoming and in several other school endeavors. Tamarack is located at 814 South University. Houses Bedlam Hall, organized in the fall of '47, is under the sponsorship of Harlin Hodges. It is located at 204 West Grand. Charles Koch is president, William E. Williams, vice-president, and Darce G. Rumsey, secretary-treasurer. ' ' 'Q-ug... ,ff----H'--a is i Bedlam Hall ta l gvffi Hp G 'fi' ' an-+-. For several years, 695 South University has been a boarding house for boys. This year it beeanie organized and is known as the Manor. Officers of the Manor are: James Cannon, presidentg Charles H. Twitty, vice-presidentg XVillia1n Moskoff, secretary. The Manor Houses The house of Three Twelve was organized several years ago. The girls in This group have been active in many of the functions on The canipus throughout the year. The 4'House is l,oeate1.l at 312 West Grand. House of 3I2 , i. 'N A. ti L-gl ix'-ll .ir - s 4- wi A L.-... Art Club The Art Club was U.l.'gi11l.lZOLl in lllitll, olf '46, :tml is opt-an lo nll slumlonls iiiterosted in nrt. They were very instruinentatl in designing and helping nmlie the queen's float for liomeooining. Miss iF3,1'11l1il,111 is sponsor of the group. Organizations Alpha, Alpha chapter of Gamnia, Delts, nationztl association of LHtl1C1'iL1l. students, was organized on the czunpus in '-16. Officers for the year were: Alvin H. Neunziber, vice-pifesiilvntg Marion N. XVozLvo1', see1'eta1'y5 and Lee E. Unger, li'onsL1i'ci'. W wg- Y' Wr ja' Gamma Delta Q.. The Sphinx Club is made up of students on campus who serve Southern 'cover and above their scholastic and extra-curricular activities. It is the highest non-scholastic award bestowed by the University. Officers are: Leedio Cabutti, presidentg Quinten P. Stinson, vice-presidentg James B. Dodd, secretary. Sphinx Club Delta Phi Q Kappa Grganizations Delta Phi Kappa is the WOIHQ11,S athletic sorority at Southern. Their members sold refreshments at several athletic events and they attended the national convention of Delta Phi Kappa in Kansas City in April. Slglllil. Sigma Siguur sorority was first founded ou Southeru's eampus in been represented in all school functions during the year, and were the leading group in several. The Tri Sigma house is located ut S10 South University. Uffieers for the 'ear were: Veda H. Etheridge vresideulig Lieltr IJ. Dodd, -d 7 , I vice-presideiitg Mildred L. Lawson, treusurerg und Lois li. Fox, seei'etui'y. Sigma Sigma Sigma Sororitg 1931, and has held eontinually to high St3,11Cl2l,1'ClS for all its members. They have The Commerce club, organized in 1917, strives to increase the commerce student 's knowledge of modern business problems by providing professional business and social experiences through the Various activities of the club. Officers are: Harry R. Woods, presidentg Marjorie Bechtlofft, vice-presi- dentg Norma Trotter, treasurerg and sponsor, Dr. John W. Scott. Commerc Club Organizations Home- makers The Southern Homemakers club is composed of majors and minors in home economics. The club's purpose is to acquaint members with problems in that field. The sponsor is Miss Luc-y K. NVoody. Officers are: Mary E. Selimidt, presidentg Mary A. Ivers, vice-presidentg Elizabeth L. lllartpin, sec1'etz1ry5 and Marion XVhite, treasurer. -. i..,.,.--.,......4.. Y . ...-,,,a.,..... ... -...,..,.,....--...,--7-7 -..........,,...f.,-.v- .......T.... -.. ......Y+.-.,..,........--...- A---W-v...! -- 1 b Ag Club The Agriculture club, composed of boys interested in the science of agricul- ture, is under the dual sponsorship of Mr. Alex Reed and Dr. Lowell R-. Tucker. Officers are: Howard Sparlin, president, James Brooks, vice-president, Ardell lflllllllfll, secretary, Fred Holhubener, treasurer. l--A Qin ' ' ' Grganizations S.. 4. r r 5 . The Pre-Med club, under the sponsorship of Dr. Victor H. Beinke, is composed of students doing preparatory work in the field of medicine. Officers arc: Carl B. Ferrell, president, John M. Johnson, vice-president, Delmar L. Porter, secretary, and Gene G. Sloan, treasurer. Pre-Med Club 111' X14 . 'VV 1, . Q , ,K Q 'Ir A..-1 ,X11ll11111.x' llnll, SULlll1L'1'1l.N 1'z1111p11s clu1'1111l111'y fm' girls, l111L1s1-s 120 1:11-1-Cls. 'l'l1e lleull l111l1ls l1lllll0I'UllS 1'Oi'1't'illiUl12ll z1c'1iVi1i0s 11111111113 ll1C1ll itll z1111111z1l 11111111 l11111s11, El, f111'111z1l Ul11'lSlIll2l-S tll11HC1' 211110. QL spring f01'1l1i1l d1111c0. This y1-211' they have g1'i1ClULlSly COl1SC11tCLl to use their dining 11111111 for 1111-sclwol fl211l1CL'S. Seniors Anthony Hall Freshmen 'I'l11- llz1ll l'i'Q'l1l2ll'lj' 1'1,111l1'il11111's girls 111 lllllN11'l'illll' posts z1111l activities 1111 .-ii 1-z11111111s, illltl is IL 1'cc11g'11ize1l 111-1111-1' of the 1. S. ll. .X'v 0 ,. Juniors 'CTW At homecoming this year, Anthony Hall took first place in HA class floats, and Joan Fairbairn was elected homecoming queen. The Hall is also active athletieally, putting a strong basketball team on the floor and a powerful hockey team on the field. Kinuye J itodai who won the Girls' Service to Southern award, is president of the Hall. Anthony Hall 710:62 Miss J. M. Barber, who has been director of Anthony Hall for many years, has retired due to pressing academic duties. Miss Maxine Vogely has assumed duties as mentor, ably assisted by Miss Doris Sewell. :caan any 4 A 4 Sopho mores l N'L'XX'llliLl1 elulr was Ul,'g2llllZCkl in 1926. lts purpose is to eo-ordnutte the I 1 1 Llutlrolie students of the SUlllTll0l'll czunpus. lt is now one of the largest groups on eannpus. This group is sponsored by Mrs. Elizabeth Meehan. Newman Club ' I I Organizations Zoogenica The object of Zoogenieal is the promotion of interest zuufl orginal tl101lg'l1l, in zoology and the provision of social lfunetions for its melnbers. Membership is open to faculty members of the zoology department and to students who have romplelell one lerm olf work mul ure enrol Url in the second lYL'1'lll. Y -fgqugmgggg -nnc' -:sau 4 .:..:...-sm-1,1 . L a-..... ,B I V n Q J , , Misra!-A-9'-lm. E yn. The assoeizxtiou of Vltilnlliood lfldueatiou is am i11te1'11z1tiio11a.l o1'ganf11izz1ttio11 of kiiidergzirteu-primary tezmhers. rlts purpose is to promote QLil1C2ltiO11tlii op- portunities for small vhiilren. Organizations f 9 'Q-N76 4 .im The Future Teachers otf Aiiiericzi is aut 0I'g'2ll1iZZl.iii0l1 oif students in the College of Education, who intend to teach. The officers ure: Williauu R. Stau- daeker, presideutg Mary L. Leaitlrers, vice-presideutg Nina Crawiford Aikmzm seeretziry-treasurer. It is sponsoretl by Willis E. Malone. 1.- L Fx W - - vw. Q.- -l...,..,-L, M . I --- ..-. ,,,,,,, , ' I In the fall of 1947 it became possible to earn regular university credit for work on the Egyptian, and the newspaper became a laboratory for all classes in journalism. Staff members have served as follows: Fred L. Senters, editor, Donald R. Grubb and Shirley H. 'Ware, news editors, Harry XVoods, business manager, Charles F. Harris and Dolan XV. Ginger, sports editors, Mary A. Newsom, feature editor, Oliver VV. Vernor, photographer, Marion F. Oelheini and Betty J. Kish, circulation managers. Egypuan Grganizations Egypdan Reporters for the Egyptian are enrolled in a Journalism Labratory course if they desire credit, but anyone may contribute to the paper. Dr. Viola DuFrain is fiscal sponsor, Robert A. Steffes is editorial sponsor. nys? - I l-' ,, - . ' - -'fc ' 5 +L -9-n ... Student Council The Student Council is the voice of the students at Southern. The council sponsored several all-school dances, and many other events during the school year. Members are elected to the council by Written vote of the student body. J oan Fairbairn served as president of the council for the past year. Members are: Thomas D. Middleton, Esther P. Pajak, Veda H. Etheridge, Richard H. Hemminsen, J 0 Bunch, Edward J. Hovvenstein, Margie P. Hinkle. ELM. Organizations The Little Theatre was very active the past year. They produced the homecoming play, sponsored the winter one-act play contest, and also gave a spring production. Lois Pinky Sprinkle was elected president and served during the year. Little Theatre 34,15- X fi NC 550353 The Low-Slow flying club was 01'g'ZLl1lZt'Ll in 1946. Tho club owns two Zli1'1Jlil11CS and are able ,To givo qualified flying instiuctions. It is ill cooperative group with cucli, inenibci' having equal interest in tho uiifpluiies. 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U ! 4 7 X 1 I V1 , ' L 9' ll 1 3' 4 2 i 5 4 E I . ii' , . .Y 4 .1 i l ,fe l ,rl 'ex A wif' ' fs ,S . -- 5. s A 1? l 1 l if-V1 .A l Weekly Dance Committee 'lflie weekly ilzuwe eumlnillee was Ul'Qfil,lllZl'l,l all llle lleginningg' elf the winter term. lt was 4-unipeseil e-K l'01J1.'CSClllil-l,i'VCS lfrem all Ul'Qil,lllZCd houses en the CiLIl1pLlS. The purpose of llie grmip was Le give ami ull, selieel Llilllijlj eueli week. livery week lwe LliI lfei'eull eigainiizzmliieius sponsored llne ilamee. Must, ol' llie 1,lilll1'l'S were given in Anllmny llull. 'l'l1e une exception, :xml llie ulllslalmling ilzmee, wus the elizippu, Della Allillil'-i'ilil,lLlSU elf Seven Li2,llllL'S-Llil,l1CU which was given in the Old Science gym where music was furnished by an very fine dance band. KIN U YE J 1'l'U l JA I Sezxttlc, NVashi11gl on lfanrlos and Kin Wcru chosen by am ill11JZL1'fi2L1 'board of faculty m0n1be1's, as lmviug' done the most for So uthe1'11 during their time 011 the Southern Cauupus. They were both presented gold wrist wahtclws, as axvarils for their service to SUll1hC1'll. The auwurds were givcu by the lizmppa Delta, Alpha f1'ut1c1'11it1y. UAHWIAPS l'I1l+lSll l1 lzlllvlillur, ,lllinuis LIBR RY Staff of the University Libraries is composed of 11 full-time professional nienibers. Miss Elizabeth Opal Stone serves as acting director of the University Libraries. The Teelniieal Processes department is headed by Miss Esther Shu- bert, who is assisted by Miss Dorothy Heicke and Miss Thera Cavender. Miss Ruby Kerley is in charge of the Reference department. The Circulation depart- ment is headed by Miss Thelma Lynn who is assisted by Miss Grace Kite, Mrs. Zella tifundall and Mrs. Joseph Melvin. Miss Golda Hankla is in charge of the Reserve departinent of the Library. Mrs. Marjorie Stull serves as half-time librarian oif Allyn training school and half-time in the University high school library. Mrs. Marilyn llargravc 'I'a'ylor and Miss liois tlallierine Moseher are ,full- time clerical appointees serving in the TL'Ulllllt'il,l Processes departinent. Mr. William Hailey, graduate assistant, serves in the l'urrieulu1n library, which consists of textbook material, courses of study and helpful aids for teach- ing elementary and high school pupils. Tho band undor tho direction of Harold C. Hines, gave sovoml o-utstaiiding porforinzlnces during tho year. The climax of their your was iho spring band concert in Shryock AUditO1'lUl11. Tho lNlz1d1'igal Siiugrl-1's wore dirocdocl by Floyd V. NVaikolz1ml. They tourod lln- cntiro northern part of Illinois and many so-utlu-rn points of tho studio, presenting the music for whivh ihoy are known. 722' 'UP I'- ,, , ,. x . if WG ' ,r- -df. jf f' wx . f 5:1 4 w is .-it Er Pauline Crader Louis Hammack Betty Adams Peggy Coleman Thomas Middleton Veda Hallam Etheridge WHO'S WH Twenty-two students from Southern were chosen to be listed i11 the 19-L7-48 edition of Who's-VVho in A1lllxl.'lQ'illl colleges and universities. Their bihliograpliy is printed in the current edition of iWho's-Who. These students are chosen for their participzltion, leadership and service, along with scholastic achievement while at Southern. This honor is one of the highest that a student on any campus can receive. , . 1 Q . Xolnm M14 f. Fzurlm Lwdiu Ca1 but1i Carlos Pleshc Rod Ii1'2lZl.tZ Xvillidlll Pricc Quentin Stinson June Fulkerson Robert Curtis f l'l1 ll lm Nl.1tl1 2ll'l 111 1 ' '2- J case ,l,L'I'killS V1-ru T111'11c-1' Juan :Filil'bi1i1'11 Dale liiftlc Kinuyc Jitudui JUI111 M11ll1i11. '1 , fs V 'n spy, . 4 .., !...156iUl-4a'1-if MECOMI -' Bill Prive, as hOll1CL'OIlli'llg' ehz1i1'n1z1n, premlieieml Ihui lhis would he the hig- gest, homeeonuing yet: and he was right. The lP21l'2ld0 was lerigw-1', the game was helier, the girls were pw-t1iel', the dunnee was i.illU1', but the weather was awful. Colnpetoition was keen and the result was Ihe biggest and best h0IT16COIl1il1g' Southern has ever known. - The Grwnd Marcia at luLc1'mi.s.sion - The Queen: Miss .loam I znh'h:1h'n 1-eigm-41 over iho 0ll1,il'0ll0llll'110IllillQ'. She was erowneml on 'l'l1urs1l:ny night mul l'Uif.fIH'll supreme over Ti'1'ich1y :xml S2l,1,l1l'Kl2l..Y,S awtiviiies. 'I'h4- vlimux wus when Miss I41ilil'llil,il'll :mal In-lf eourl were presented all lhc IIHllll'l'll'lIlillQ' llzulcc. . '41 - 5 W t K . gy .Q .- 1. J' . K X A , Vg gy 1 1 'f Ads -1 1 f 1 A , 'Lai i 8 . H mecoming Queen in 'vs i1 f A11 1110 1-1111'o11z1lio11 l'l'l'1'IllUll'Y, QUUL' Q I I - I I Y'?n-ff 1.1pl11i11, l'l1z11'lcs Al2llIIiL'll. .XI11-11u linux . 1 .11 s 11111111 15 .1ls11 Ill II11 .1 -bA'7f'x shown ill the pic't111'v Elf, the loft. 'l'l11 'I'l1c 1111111-11 111111 il Q'I0I'iO1llS 1't'ig'll, 11s is QCIIHCIIIZIII is Ray '1'01'1'cll, Miss Fair- Queen Attendants Doris Vllade Delores Sharpe Matllllmlc Smith Maxim: Ijumpus Queen and Attendant Candidates Queen Candidates Nada KV21llZliLllI'll'l1 Velma McCormick Barbara Mercliff Veda Hallam Doris Morgan Peggy Coleman U Yuki? Tha -ff- 4--. ,iw 04:31. T!Zii'l'iWm ,? rx