Southern Illinois University - Obelisk Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)
- Class of 1950
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M -..1 b A X A ,X Q If f , ,X , x 'f W ,xiii K v Lk' .. ,UF qv X Gd ' l' V, In A W 'ff' fs 4-R55 W , f W' W A, 'M f if 1 fi Q U 3 SPRING ,CARNIVAL Vw i 1, W E5f'I3i'i?f Nl 1- X C E THE LOLU 'HULA' GIQLS The annuat Spring Carnival tietct Ntay 5-6-T, uncter tile Ctiairmanstiip ot Bob Frioctnian began with a Little Ttioalro production, Hjoan ot Lorrairifrf' and included a vauctovilte stiow, parade, Carnival midway. and ttlo Ntiss Soulticrn Contest. Fcstivilios were Corifllictvct witti the Inaugural Batt featuring Benny Goodman and iiis orrtic-slra. ixiiss Soultu-rn. Ptiytiis Jotinson. and tier rourl pirtureci below, from It-tt to rigtit, are Ctiarlolto Tucker. Beverly Hoirne, Doroltic-a Catian, and Runvtle tXfICCHffily'. I vi! Spring Sing is an annual event held as part oi' Greek Vveeii. Sororities and fraternities Compete after many weeics of practice. The Ctli Deits won first plan- among the fraternities this year. and Pi Kaps got the Cup for sororities. 63351 ' an-ag.ff,,w:Mi1fmat 5 . ' rev f - 5 4c1Qb 2 3 .9 wa 'QM 5Q'?ff' IP lirst liaculty First ol tim special olmservances ol Founders' Uay was tlxv Hljirst Day ol Sclloolu recognizing llie oponing ol time scliool on .luly 2, IST4. An assemlmly program in Sliryorli Aucliiorium press-nlr-cl ilu- lirst liaculiy in impersonation and a lmriei affounl was given ol wlial llappvnecl on tlmal liirst clay Wlwn 5 sluclvnis rc-gislerecl lor a Suminvr lnstiiuiv ol lour wevlis. rl-lic program lor iliis clayis oibscrvanfv was conrluclocl lay ilw laying ol tlw Cornerstone ol file now training scllool lbuilcling lay ilie Cirancl lnclge A. F. ancl A. Nl.. oi' lllinois. in lievping willi a Similar C'0l'llK'I'Sl0Ilt' laying ol ilu- lirsl lxuilfling on SUlItl'1Pl'Il-S Campus. K Tile! girls, Swimming C rvmiy lo dive Summer term was not only swimming and the fun that goes with it i5l'OSlXXCHY6? Students look on as construction continue-s on ills' new irzxining lmildinq. llw power plant is now in C4 23 by M, A - A , i ' Q L55 L f-f ra-E , , jwg Zmwf A v w , 'iff A , ff, E x 5 !-'W , ffw zs , x A V .5 if 503. .. ' ' if . .li l,1 Q, , A 1 5 4 Q lgsfff 1? 1 if A K Yi lg, i2E19'13f'Q ' ' 1 NFL I f K Qiiii. mi , ,mf 'qi W K 4 f. 'u RX E ,A 'YQF MA x - 1 . gg is PP 'HIP Dvlla gigs' Slll'C'l'SSl.llI Circus 011011 msc- lust fall was znilvrxmlvcl 'my nmny. KJIDCII IIOUSOS IIHYP IWPCUIIIK' Olli' ol H10 IUOH' IJIUHSIIIII ways ol c-nlvrizxininq sluclvnls nm' faculty zllilw. fglulmrzllc- KIUCUITIHOIIS as wcll as clelicious licllmiis mul lop-nolcll Gllllxdililllllixllf provide the fm... up-W-fl - .. g:EE:? propm-r lJilI'liQl'UllI1d for lmsl imc! lmslesses to clispluy flwir social virluosily along willl llleir houses. 'YS Students cnjoy the Takes' fall OIIOII house anal urc- se11'x'rJd pllflfll lmy Anlllony Hull lxoslcxsses. is w0II illllslmlm-cl Imy IIN- IvIws sis Iim IUIH1 pins El um-ml. IIN- Iieru is IN'IOI'Cll1'll'iiYPSlIlUIl0llSi'. cll nmlv IIN' UIIQEIQUKI girI. But ronmm'c- is Il'1'ilIOKl , -ss Iieroir. Q lylllffll VXIIIIIIJIC' UI I A g A ,fi e ANOTHER Nuillwiwius Iralc-riiily Iilf- fi!! TK E TAKES A DID as CI uppi0pim1cIx X :A rr- r' 1-rn -' 'ili0I1lIJE!llIUSIIIIII lo svre-f I I I 'I I il I N in 1 ii x' um ic- ie-ro ic-rc-ivcs Ilia- lrmIilioriE1I uIw Riclgvway plunge- QI c-im-rgvs I0oI4ii1gjz1 IilIIv Ybfifz . ff! I Ki 'lad wh-'11 S-S Af -'X 4 sq: wx? M? fu- if.. ..,, PS5 Q F' Q - Zfgv 2 ' , 2, ,, ,, . 'ff .1 wg 3 J if, . 1 'V ' X 495213- , .1 ly' , J 1 f L xxgiigr ,, -. Q' S! r f S . lffw- A vii-L. KE., 1, ,KA-fx' ,. I I M A I . W ,V -' i , 'fe-1a','f-l if - 5, fag: ' mf Eff? 'Q ' 4 fm- if V f 125 ,g,.Z,. ,Q F A, .. af 3' I 1 I . is 1' A Q 4 Maj J' ygfjg 4 W .E 94 ,. -2551252 25525: x ' 1 -Vg' Q. f' 'N iff W? ,LL-Qglfgig, . -K 1, ,y .r wove. il stuciont icouncit memiwr oin- serves a voter. A tittte i suspicious pertmps? 3 A 2442? At ietl. votes are Cnst tor ciass otticers. 'V 3. 442955 Counting tmttots is one ot tiie necessary exits ot voting, taut rcrsutts are anxiously awnitect. Lett: Etections are ottcn quilf- serious. A vote may be swung tiere. in 1? ' A ,, w M, 1 . t . K Sh E 2 s H K ,5' x1.,zf5E 5 1. k v' IWW iii' Q Q , Fa I ., D N-an ,- -r' M. if M-f L Aiums allvucicii an viaimoralv imanquvl-nol only Qomi iiooci. init fine spvaiwrs. music ami a iiappy rvuniou. At ieil. iii: Niorris Culs liw Happy Hiriiiciay Caiw which was serwm-ii as niessvrl. ixiufii oi iiw iniIl6'Ill'SS. in spiril as wvii as civlaii. oi lin' Juimiivv Iqolnvronling was clue lo iiw eiiorls oi Di-an E. fi. Lenlz. Leianci P. QDOCH Ling points out time cicciica- tion piaquc macic to fic-uerai Vviiiiam iXIC'fxIliil'CXV for our slaciium. QQ, -qpusa-ur Souttiernis Diamond Jubilee Homecoming, in celebration ot the S6V6IltY-fttttl year ot ttie universityis tlistory, added a colortul, tlarree-day ctiapter to ttiat record. Reunion programs and dinners were lionoring alumni. 0n Tlwursday. October 10, tlle 19-19 Homecoming Queen was crowned and the trestimen were tnaptized lay proxy in a loontire. Friday included open tiouses, a student assembly, a tree movie, and tlwe Homecoming play. Tile sunlit tiours ot Saturday featured ttle unveiling ot a memorial plaque tor General Vvitliam lVlcAndreW, ttie parade tlirougli the streets ot Carloondale, and a toottmall game Wittl Eastern. The evening was set to music- tlde music ot Freddie ivlartin, in a concert, the presentation ot tlie queen and court, and at tide Homecoming Dance. was followed the next day by a parade of elaborate floats TKE listi did not swallow 'ide teetf, he if Q We. I' 'I 4 :ir l Envy x C H xxiYX1!' , XXX! xxx ilk W '99 1 , K , V I,..f ff as .:,. 1L.,i Jh X f y if 5-V1 .,,1 ll It gf' 2 ,Q if .1-f,',f ggi 'g 5 Q-REV? 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Jim I,.ox'iu oHicinHy crowns Df-lorvs Slmrp as ilu- 1940 HlJlllt?C'OIl1iI1Q Qin-vu. fllwe-rl Sharp rm-igns. is The court and attendants faithfully serve Her Majesty lVliss Delores Sharp of West Frankfort smiles as the crown is placed on her head Memhers of the court and the attenclants are, left to right: Patricia Marlow, attenclant-Herrin Katherine Venegoni, Queenys court--Christopher Maxine Bumpus, Queenls Court-Bonnie Bernice Cochran, Queenss court--Pomona lVlary Ellen Donahue, Queenls court-Vvest Franlclort Rosalie Skipper, attenclant-Sandoval K37b ti? 'I ii 1 Q f A 'QW ' X T? X.-1 I 9' .J x , W V , b R, ' 'Ai ,QQWGQWW4 3522? E 2 ,f - I .. Q 1 W 1 A W - ,7m57l1i1ff Wm' fT lW ' 'ij i1i7g':NM' ww- , .WQMNWY -f A Q ' 'itv, I I 'R ,V -Munir, 'A . 39, ' if - 'M 'V ' . , v ,,,M.1 , . . .- H -Q Jwmwfeff,.1,,.1 5, fwm- A Ni-sz ' ' - fw,i34ii!?r+??fg-yi? - -' 32555, g'1f'fw1Qfgg ,lf f L iv I A-Ffififig' V Q v.,.m,n,L ,A 1. w., Chi Delta Chils valentine dance. Alpha Phi Alphals musicians v Formal dances are sponsored lay various student organizations. VVinter's the season they are most popular with emphasis on elaborate decorations and unique themes. They are some ot the most anxiously awaited events. Formal dances are in the limelight during the winter. e402 llllfillg al llw Della Sig lmusv 'fig M,Szn 9F Mig mx fi 4 Q v if 1 2 sk if as 525. 3 ' .rw N .I I 5 u Q .- 45, . P . I Y ,ws J 'ggi ash 1 V533 I s 37 Q., 'y YW if F JS. fav, v XX 1- uulc-Iwi' an Jul lux' ploclgvs . . . Qailn-rm! iifllllllll an piano lo sing. or l'l'li'lXl'Cl on lin- lawn locllscussassisjllnlr-mls: 21r1clwhe-r1wc- sldppwl uni lm cl IJkll'ill'lll2ll' lvpc- of c-:llc-rkeurlrm-Ill. mul ilu-n QIQINCIH' ZIIIIPQIXYIIIIOIIIK'0Il1lllllll'HUIlillflilSS . . . slmlf-rl on llw rzunpus during ilmis llIlllSlliiI xvinlc-r mul 11ppl'e4'ii1l4-cl ix lim- warm bulllnlny un x . . ilu iclllllilli xxllll no urgvnl l'PSl3UIlSI!JIIllIl'S I 4lHZ'! 'ff9 i I an Q K-.-ui 'QU -.- aw T ,:..,,., ' 1 . 4' .,,,.s'! .f . ., , -on Q X! V- x - ' 4 X ,Q .4 A 5 wade, . Q 'S J--ef I ,Q My A gn. . 3 Wg? Q Q sa 5, 'QW -91 K K 7-,wi 'fa- 45 'TF i f 33 Wm! ' 'Q -' i 1 , .--4-Mfg i A , , i W .A I x . 1 - . nm... 5-lm... ,Q lijf, . ns... 2 F iw 12 . ,va fix .1 S9427 'QL ' ,W Q ,, affix Q Ilw l'6'SOlll'C'GiUIIIUSS and cliligvrlcv ol S0lllhCl'Il.S sluclenfs fun nol luv dvnim cN0DlIJlif'2llPCI Conslrudion under tlu- supc-rvisiou of llw Art lJ0lJEll'll1N'llt. and ilClYiiI1Cxt'lI weaxing lc-Cllrliqlws 1-are only Iwo of 5 llw many lzlviliiivs 5 OHf l'6'Cl IIS. 'H1c'1Eil'v. Iwginning in llw miclcum- of llw Iliglmi. was iolnlly cle-slruflixcu Nliss lqlllll Halclclcmck unc! xlrs. Lorcflfa ffll as we Els IIIZIHY OIIIPFS lEllTll'lllOfl IIN' 0i'CilSi0Il Zlllll foulcl UHIV lllllk Ull In-Iplcfsslv. Hui llw 4-nlire SMH Illlixkllxll clown lu llarcl work X , mul soon 0l'iHllli'll ilsc-H lo ollwr onifvs. Alniclsl llw lmmnnwrinw N zum! sawing ol c'onsIru:'lior1. IIN-3' VUIIHIIIIUCI ilu-ir worlc. 3 I'1'fllSiIlQl0l7PClI'lf l'l'1xCl 'my llu- cil'c'1ll11slzlr1c'vs. C4 49 br :M 'M L ., k f gfgtyagw V L- 3 I ,E , . I W, , ! ..... Q ,M- .sag Jw mfg S'-Q 1 Lx TEH. -Q ,. JH ,wwf A , 3 11 J S 'WIN - 5 .v M fi g -- 2 5, N ff? --3 Z. 1, , . , -.Q A x 'f 1 ' V - sh' ,ws U. O in maui , wmr v ADULTS UNI. .. in 'M ,J 2. The iversatiliiy of life at Southern is expressed i if. 1hf,f varim, exifraburricular activities formed l for tlfmiifsiudents. ,ww SG X1- N 5, f. we 1 lvl. Vvilliams, Palmer, Ames, Donahue. Knight, Odaniell, Loftus, Spear, Dr. Tudor, Heath. Miller, D. Shepard, B. Fox. The Student Council represents the entire student body. OFFICERS Huhert l..oltus ............... President Rohert Qdaniell. . . .... Vice-President Dave Rendleman . . . ........ Treasurer Martha Spear .... .. Secretary The Student Council, representative of the student loody, is the organ ol the university government through which students may voice their opinions on the formulation of policy directly affecting' them. The Council, loesides appointing all student committees and conduct- e542 mg campus elections, did some things that were out ol the line ol duty to malce the year fuller. It sponsored an all-school dance during freshman orientation weelc, sponsored Honors Day and a summer tea lor students, and hrought Dulce Ellington to Southern lor a concert and dance. The Publications Council oversees student publications. Tile Pulolications Council is composed of five students appointed by tile president of tile Student Council and tliree faculty memloers appointed lay tlie president of time University. Duties and olimligations of tile Publications Council are many. rl-lie memloers not only determine what student publications sllall loe issued, but also prescribe policies for tllem, Loltus, D. Williams. VonBel1ren. Mr. Steiies, Alecci, C. Diclcerman. lvl. Boston. Dr. Briggs. Tliis year time Council was particularly interested in determining ways and means of encouraging additional literary under- talcings. lootli fiscal and editorial. Tile Council also elects tlwe editors, associate editors, and business managers for student publications. ln line with tl1is, complaints against tllem are referred to time Council Wlmiclr attempts to arrive at a just decision. The Chairman is Hubert Loftus and secretary is Mary Boston. KSSD clvpurilnerll. as , H10 flgypliun, olliciul studs-nl mlwspnpc-r. sm-rw-5 the cluul purposz- of PKIIJIISIIIIIQ ne L mul providing training luor journalism students. Xvritinq is clone eitlwr lor vreclit or us an e-xlrnf Clll'l'iKXlIIilY uciivily. In Jzlnuary, IIN' Egyplirul :now-cl lo 3l 3 Vvvst Hurwoocl lo lu- more wnsi m'r'c-ssilnlc to flu- Photo Lula and ilu- journalism Ins! mm: Ijvnlwlm. 1.4-Hlull. l'rl7. '51-H, Hullmlu. Swullrl row: f1ruHr. ,Kiln-5. Selllnili. IIMLN. miullmll. Ilhfuinl row: Nlcfiluslu. fling:-r. S.11ul1'1x. Rnmllimm. Humluriglll Ijrfilrrr: xlfnrx' .xlirv Nmxvvln l'urulll row: IJ. llmx, Sluxu-x. lqmwxe-r. Rvilmri. lfluiluw- .xlurluqvlf flwmrgv Um-ni4un l'iHl1 rulw: Holm xloxlu-r. 5h .-' H Y JV vw Au Fl -an. U' .P Q- 121 ,Xvnvs iminssi-si. Kr-nlwx iimin-X. illivrvs! groupsi. Xyii- imlll-. iV,lriu'rlli.1!1 illlvll s Sporisi. inlliixuii iilul1or.lI'im'si. iinixm-r. ficinlln-ii. xinicivmiori ipiroinugrnpin: sinssvsl. .X yr-nr oi worix ami worry ily uii of us is over iximimie. xximo was inciispensaimie us typisi unci nl ins! anti our projeri is iiiYliSilK'li. From time Carelniier iiorlime misfeiiallleolls. ning' ti'1em-iiiiorls i'irst me-ntai pimms To tile iasf pusje oi' typing. oi iine sluii in- ciuiy uppi'ef'iuleci: limey are pri- tin- fliwiisle slniii simowc-ci unusuui stamina nnci nnzxriiy responsiimie ior timis volume. Time Oiwiisle inter:-sl. Sinn- some oi' lin- siuiii' Couici nol ix' was eciileci ivy i3ei.ores Xviiiiiuns with iieien pres:-nl xxiien iilis pidure was luiien. we XX'i'll1f Qvene ifieniei iiniier anti iioim fjciunieii serving io filii nifeniion to tire eiiiiorts oi' Niary Coiiiiey. ili ElSS0tXiilfP 1-ciiiors. Roimerf .-X. Sic-lines is iinfllily xvimo imnriieci uii lime womenis sports: Roimert adviser. i5ill'll4'5. wilo puinshliiingiy Qzlfilereci piflures Tin- fuwlislc oiiiicc was lll0Yf'li lilis year lo onci ropy iior time iiving groups: unci Niury Jo fiiein-xx'Stl1cic-lil Center imuiiciing. Q57 P7 Pliillip fjlsson, Direclor of ffm Banff lxlmiiln-rs olilm Soullic-rn lllinois Sympliony lmurg. Sc-invr. Nlr. Rcsniclc. ,l. Dvnn, Flundvll Urrlmsirnz .lolin S. Xvliarton lfonrertmzish-rl, l.fiSuIIe, Klc-inimm, Burlis, Xvernf-r. l.. Bracllm Aslilvy, IgilIIFllQilfllH'I', lgI'lIl7illi1'F, Bryani, I'illlK'Tf lDll'liCl'lHElll, H. Rc-invri, lj. Taylor. Smilli Ion. llnll, Haiflwr, lloclgson, Kaplan. Kc-snair, Nlr. Flux-llvr, R. Tlmnms, .l. Xvilliznns. Barron Nlills, Nvsler. Plunivc, Propsi, R1-iman, Rovcl, llc-vuux, fiilwlmons, R. lluglws. xlr. fllsson Runflx, Suylor, Taylor. NVQ-isf-r, Xyilliams, Cnr- Clive-li. Gillu-sun. Keaton, XV. Lecllwlif-r, Barili rutlii-rx. Pmlncli. flrny. Howvy. Dr. Barry, ll. Stinmn, C. lirncllvy. Nl. Curvy, XV. llfill, .loiner V W. X - ' ' ' ' lgdlxi F, . li C,0l'Cl, Cll'f'll. fx. lzICllilTClS, l'20fll'll- N11-lnlwrs of llle Southern Concert Imncl. lipr-, Hugln-s, Barron, Hinclnmn. .IOCHPIIIJPLKIC Fronl row: Dirlwrnmn, Gaul, Dunning, gxlwr. Cilrlwons. 5lcGiHJrn. T. A. Baker, .XHCIL Nor Yan Pmrvlnsf-germ, Kim-ixnnnn. Second row: Blvln- xnnn, Slinmn. Fiflll row: Nlfczlliffl, Pirlwring lCSll,xXviSl'l'.,l. D1-nn,I,nSnH1-,Ixlllllclvll, Thircl Rirllfly. Xviuwrson, Pitkin, Honclurimi, For row: Bra-cse. Ye-sinkus, B. Green. lf. Taylor, ,l. nn-nfo. IXHPII. Bond, Nlinton. Sixfll row: Cuullc Fly. NlvKinncy. Brulmkc-r, R. VIWIOIHEIS. .X ,loine-r. Howcfy, I.. Cook, Grooms, Siulnllwrg Snliill, 1:Olll'IlI row: Nlnson. Holloway, Plmil- lgnzvlfn. C. Brncllvy, Sm-inf-r. IQPSIRIT. The Uircmior of Cfrcflestlux is Dr. Nlnurilm Of time many music organizations on Souiliernis campus, flu- Blnclrigal Singers are among ills- most nclive. This group nssisivcl time Souiliern illinois Oriltorio Society wlliell presented Mlille ixlessinliy' at Clwrisimus uncler time clirection of Dr. lvlnurils Kesnar, Cllairmun ol' tile lxlusic Deparimenl. Tile ixlmlrigul Singers ol Soutlmern lxelong to il musical lruclition at least 400 years olcl. rl-lie Nlaclriguls are simple lolli tunes ilml are sung wiilioui musical ucrolnpzmiment. it is prolmlmle limi tlie lirsi lnuclriguls were Flemisln Folic songs. rl-lie singers Lira-ss in Elizalwtlian rosiurm- sinve tllis iype of singing was purlicularly popular cluring flie Elizalmellmn periocl. I-irsi low: Blnmli. Nlnrnni, firm-inxmxcl, Slllilll, fiurlvy. l. Duxis. llulw. Nl. Xxvilllllllli Spear. l'l'Ullll FUIIVI BTlIlYilkf'f, i5fI'l'X1', lg. IJklYiS, lriilll. iillKll'IllN'fg, NNrVElkl'lilllll, llUXX VY, 5? 'Q - 'S 'gfgi 'gf 'S' if 'Wi' gy 'ggi ass., 5 5 Qi 3,-fg 3,5453 2. Q 3 ij?-ax Q w f , Q ffiiafffff::s5Q4a,',aaaww. 5 5, 5' 45 '. V'vr'w-I gnx- Q S5 3 f1!41f,!iz 1- First row: Sutton. I':Illi!Sl'll, Hoit. Jones, Svcomi row: Siu-iton, .ioinnson, ZqHilEil'iilS, Vviiiccrso BI! Lw0DI1Pii, iillilxll, Tliirii row: Fiiiic-r, fiueiier. ljilllffll row: ixliIIll'PSl', Norris, ,i. DOIIQIEIQ. lsiftil row: Trigg. i.umiy, Dr. ixirioeoci. Time Littie Tiieatre group has been one of time more active organizations on campus. Producing periodical piays, it ililS stimuiateci ciramatic interest on campus. Cbutstanciing piays tins year were UJoan of Lorrainef' tiie summer prociuctiong niimperorvs New Ciotiiesfi put on primariiy for time ix-neiit of ciiiicireng and miiime Fiaie AIlilIlUi,,, tile Homecoming piay oi tilis year. Dr. Arciliiyaici Bicifoci is acting ciirector. Dr. ix'ici.eoci appiies makeup to Upapafi 462: Tlu- National Colle-giulv Players is El purely lmnorury group wlmsv purpose is to l'01'0QIllZl' illlil GIN'0lll'ilQi' illl DIHISCS ol' Llrillllillli' CINlf'ilV0l'. B4-siclvs c-ncourugin pvrlornmnces. lluf stucly ol clramn in planrecl on rescurcln Lf pzxrticiputiorl in clreunatic' writing ol plnvs, ixml flue Qlxllturill, 0lHpl1ilSiS ll21S IJCPII in illealtvr prolmlcms mul flu- 32 XXV. Hmumvll. lj. Nlulu-v-1-. P. lulmsnn, Dr. Xlclrml, cxlvnsion ol ilu- clrzmm inlo sclmool uml com- munity. Stuclm-nts arc- new-plml on the lmsis ol il point sysh-m lo misc tlw levc-l ol' imlivicluul imclivily. Only uppvrclnssmon are vligiblc. Soutln-rn's vlmnpter rcceivvcl its cllarh-r in I0-lf uncler lllc sponorslmip ol Dr. Arrlnilaalcl 5 lcl,-eo1l. W. :ag My ,Wai M N V, ,.g:..a .ffgwn-..-. J ua , .., . 9 ,M-:Q M. mi ' rf ..,. An sm Q, 7 z Q --...K X ' If ash K. tx ' -1 'SQ X. '93 Y' nf X wi :se : 'X ' 1 Q .1 . , 1 RW W-y W 3' Sgewgifww-ff: Y . ,WM Z , fam? Q, ESE Q R iz 1 QA fd L .A si? Q . f' :egg g g .xii 7 , N S x 'bs 'S is fi ,Q , rw . f ,5 Na .nh f- if :- :. 1. ' -'-- ' ,sl 5, ' ::!'5e:',zs 1 an - is J 2 X?-fn vs E' A , EV? xy. hx' , jk QM 4:f Qff W gy' V E .Qi Xxlillikllil i.i0nesri1 fJ.FfllllJll. lllinoiS llulwrl llllllls Cliivugo, illinois loim Rolwrl cDClilllif'll fwizirugm, illinois Bill Plate-r X,i0HllfI. illinois .J ' 3 M, A :Md Left, lop row: Betty Bain, Anna lxlaxine Bumpus, Bonnie Bolo Collyurn, Flora .loanne Eaton, Carbondale Left, bottom row: Sam Eulonnlrs, Lawrenceville Bob Friedman, Fairfield Plmyllis .lol1nson, DuQuoin Bill Leelbetter, Mar-physboro Below, first row: Jaek Mawdsley, Granite City Bolm Nlicldendorf, Freelnurg Norm Nilsson, Granite City lxlary Aliee Newsom Dell, Marion Below, bottom row: lylartlla Spear, Carluonclale Warren Stoekey, Belleville Dirk Vorwolrl, Granite City Bill Waters, East St. Louis 44 S7 D7 Svuforlr VV. Slooicev, J. Niccmrv, NI. Enricllo, P. VN'iiIimn- wg Asia .f,, We ,W A 'l,g?a WW ' 3 W AY , H gf! X 'VQ Q K A L. ,-,Qi fl V 052 4,34 K Wx, vu Iggy SWF ag li HQ ixjkw, Q., F121 226 ' if ie Iwi ,alt 4,555 W if i QF! 55:2 xx i snn. H. Hull. Dr. Jolmson, Dir. pi-iroff, H. Banycky. '7. fiEU'lfll1, XXV. XviI1Cyill'Cl, BITS. E. Ixkffn. Stumiing: J. Roach, U. Berry, Dr. Tudor. Siunrling: Osborn, KFCIICF, Ferrari. Dr. Price, Dr. Cunning- iiam, Logan, Kidd, lwiiion, Carinack, Baiciwin, Eistun, Dr. Harris. Sealed: Wir. Beimfoilr, Miss Krause, Pumisucic, Vinyarrl. Fuiion, Hinkley, Kicisl. Q682 3 umling: XY. Sl.1lnLu'u-r. plwlliffl row: IA-uni, Xvulkius, Ynrwnlcl. fiurr, 5lurtin, llnus- llrsl row: Us-:Le-llwyvr. Nlr. Ron-lim. Dr. Nlmnanim-I, Dr l n'V' DMB' k i 15- R1n1lfxIvzuxxgIl.x,iv Yullpm-I. fuurlf: row: Dr. Blank. BIN, filnrk. Nlrs. Xvriglli, Ixlr. r ls Xlr iilclc NI Primlc-. fucwclrlvl. fnuul row: Ns-xxlnun, Nulvn. xlimkler. lillioik, llvrmri, HU' - A 'F-A V' 5.-W. F. I!lIl14illgC'f', QQHIIIIUII, IUIIIISUH. FIAHHUY, NliHt'l', SIOEIH 44692 Dr. I'I iral row: flingvr. I'rm.urI, XIIIIIII-mIorI. Nmurul row: fqrilluingvl' IIf,II.I1In. R UIQ, Bl Sl1'IIs-s, Ilvllisnn I'. yup-mx-.. V, 4 ' 1 nucI.u Iwr. XX v4IuinNIix 'inIxoI4I. CFHIIN. II1mvx', .1-Ips, Inn-n7, Dy!! NIL, II.rI IN7r. NI lun. nu Iv N. I 4-.nrnxn4I4 XIII: In N fi. New-Ix. 'XII IHIII XII r I1 Il Iam MII r XcIrlunI1r 1 fr-mg Sisk. Swan, Rlmnlc-S, Bs-rneit, RWM. Lewis, Hallvrrnnn, Yen?- goni, Hvyen. Becker, Lancaster. H1-ndrirlls, Luke. Canlplwn, lxlorgun, Taylor, Thomson. V, L ff 5tancling: Bud Grader. first row: Ixinwclsley, Binks-I, Take. Second row: L4-cllweltvr, Ffoyml, Ln-oni, House. Third row: Fiizgvrald, Eberlmrcll, Nolan, Kessler. Fourth row: Smmge, Armstrong, Ashby, Dr. Nlerwin. K71rb L. IiY'lllllIvil'IKI, BI. Pruvurl, fxlr. Xvulkius, B. Plnicr D, fxlrfwzlrmcllislr, B. Hun- fmli, XYui4I:'IiS. fin! rmv: Nliu fimnwr- svluim-1l.lJr. Young. Bor- YPHM, Xl'lIImill4. Huck row: xlr, Vriclv, Dr. Xlwlmll. Dr. Kcsnur, fir, Gu.-fI.l1-I. Sltlllllillgf R. Slllllhl. rx! row: fnlllgun Sp:-.ur. H. l.l.mu. Dunn lu I uf' r IJ I 4-. ,iw ln- x. 1' Ilms, IQ.-ml.f.l.I. Blu 111-1-sv. IUH4! f'Ull'I XIISNHII Sprum-H, I.:-1Hn-llc-r. 'Lu IMHLN. Nldmlxl.-v. IMI lux. Xurxxnlrl, IXISSElIk lm-1Im.m, cyrlilnlvll. MWW., -xl. 44 73 55 I'0l'IIl9fl lo Sfllllllliltlj llllf'I'P5t .xml t'lNk0lll'flQl' rlllYillli'I'lllPllt ill MNH lmurlirulm' fic-Mx. Ilw iIlll'I'L'St groups urn- 017011 lo an xximlv mug? ol Nillclxnh ..,,. ,YN fi W Kllvvlfllgf Swinli, Htnklilllll, fxolvllmn, Slfirlll. Sfumlingqz Nluye-r, R. Dania. Hnrrtln-v. liisflolv. fgnrrullu-r4 Nxvilutl, ISYHXXH. Sf Il1ll'Ill'. cjl'l'i,Yll. Klllbp, NNXNHIS. Blnlnr, flfiillitlll, Nlc-51-rs. l.uln-r, Nluliunrom, IQIIUI-KCI. Vin! row: ,Xnmn Smith. l.y,mrge-r, Slnukvy, Tnpyu-r. lfreilug D, Tale-. Sk:-linrx. I. Xvzullwr. fvfoml row: Lifiligf. l3i1'lu'rllmll, ,liuldlrlh cillallltuvr. Blau tlfvll. rxlimlnlvlltlnrl. Xxvvllll, clurllulll. - -Ulla... . 2 ' , ,. E V93-wfH U 'F' ra , ., V 1. If .'f+f-v-enw- 4 N X irs! row: . ltciilI'lfHiSlI, IIOHIINMIEII. Brlunfiulcl, Bliss Vatu hillll. XUFUIIKI row: Young. Rirlmmml, Kirklalul, Hancmli. Skiclk Dmlfl. 4475x FUIUI SIlili'lJi'I'Ufll. ljilYiS, DF. Nl'Iki'rS, .ALFBO Blvssin. Dr. Yun L4-niv. Konus. xlr. Sioux: Pnnslernr Ur. Hacllx-y. Ix1ilH'lill'l'. Vvnrcl. llrhl l'llH'Z Nlilrlllliull. lgrulllllllvl, llulllllrnllll, Pflrlivf, BIUFQPIX- S1'1'!Hl11r0Il': Ijillllililll. Bllllllllls. cillilllvy, Krislnn. Billclriclgm' i lin! nur: .XrlI1ur.Xl.ur. l'.4zurllr vow: Slvxvn-. I'le-hllvr. Hlulsulm. xluurv. Burllln fum, row: ll, xlurginrl, ,xnlulim-. Blilclu-ll, Vlrlmrnf, FISIMQ Krug- V f-1N1'f-V Srllllvillvr. liflll row: finrlfml. 'muh 5l.n'1'ri1li, Ilnllunli, I,i4'l1m'N4ll W fldlfl row: Nim'll1.un1. Iurclzm. Xvnlrnwkv, Hullnml, lluglvf, cl rig' 5I 'IIi M' Fulllx' 'XHVH' KIuvlxpn'I'. lxlt 1 ilvrrvll, llmlm-r, Xvvlla-r, Null. fox. Yullng. Illini row: lXm'ah'rm'r.B4'ri5lluill1. HunlIl1.l...XHe-n, I'.XXlJilIlL- P.ulh-rson. Sh-u-ln. XYI11-rl:-r, Hillinglon. ff' Ellis, lxlinclller, Torrence, Gclallarl, Sayer, D. Kerr. J. K4-rr, Klcisl. Ixicrnbers include: C1orJnn, Guy, BI. Taylor. Boyd, Koonlz. Short, Jmncs, Taylor, Brclcer, Svyc-r, Granflon, Henson Dciers, Eddlevnan, Xvalker, Richter. E. EWIJIIIIIQ. Delnp. Ir. Ewlmnlc. Quaus, Flariin, Schultz. Ylqmpnni, Sllinn, Bietlo Bccliemeycr, llcyn, Blair, Leatln-rs, VVnllrup, Tuck:-r, Jaclcsun. Lcclbellcr, Nlimin. Sponsors: Dr. Dylan-Iuouse anal Dr. Nlalone G77b irsl row: Gerlu-r. Brirllmmllll. P1-lzolsll, Sin-Iuw, Hullrnunn, fsuurlfz row: Unk. Ripple-nwu-r. fjlwrlwu. Rex. Rial. kvuzful row: NIU:-Ilvr. Turpin. rl-Hl'fl'IHt', Rm-wr, Xvolwr. R. lrrnnrul rlmle: Smrvinry Rimlxivr. Pre-5l4l1-:H l5hllIl4tK'lh KI:-ixl. IQ. Klm-iii. Yin--ljrwimln-:ml Y. lfucllx, Trvufllrvr R, Hum-lrllit. lvlxinl row: l,mnl11u-Nwr, Rm-mum-nu.m. Hin-lslwm-llvr. Oc'4lrefi1I1. 5 V rf x Q I ' Q 5 . S -. 4 1 ii A Q 5 5 1 2 Iirsl row: Yiuln-II. Klulmmplu-H. Ilnrreu. llc-imc-r. Slxinnvr, Null. ,lunn-5, Vulti, Xvillis, Bc-clam-r. lilIll'l'fUI1, Uvlmluzxrnh, Bnu lu. l..uuuNh-r. Xml:-r. l5unnm-ier. .XuQlin, 510111-4-sm-. xluncln-II. xl: Kr-lui:-. Xxvilsnn. Xirlmlull. l'AlIgH11'. flnuvrcatll, REI:-xp Humm, Ievdgilll, Rippln-lm-yvr, Bn-nzwil. Lvaxilu-rw, Sl'f'Uf'fl WW? XciUll?gf '- HUfl?fi N- N ,-'UHI -Ri 1'll'in0- AISHIH- fdrmrllx row: .lolmson, Cmmlon, Ixlnnlxin. Krug, lyrnvarl, Fpmxlwr. V. It lnlnrm-. IIEHITLI. Bnrgwlnlnvr. l'4'nrrlSIcIt'. Blorlw, IBPRISIOY. Kulmrtwk. xlfxuilv Xyillifonlv Xyunlrop, DHWF- x 'VflU '5 '- Q 11HHiHH -1'H- HHH- Iqry. Luilillg. Bmiolx. Huw. Nvil. fi. 1.1-uixllllg. H. lrxxi-, Hzirrf row: Pynil. H.xmmL. S4-xx-r. Xyillidllw. Xyiuimn-nn, Xyulker. Rielvy. Inn-nl. Nlicluels. Sllmllvy, 44789 'XII 'N W-!iV,.,,-W' .1 .Mk M. . . M: A A 43.5-.-wy,L ,. M, .f A -,1,,SQ-- - ,,,,g.w .,A,wXfy5i,'-xp -mskwimt ,I , , 2'-'fm' -': S 'X ' 'TL 'A ' K' M , Q y 1 ?'?i.br.sfs' K ...mf wr' 1' '?' lirsf rmr: Bn-1111-l. filmpllmrm. xl.nul-Ivy. Xlillvr. Nll'lll'IH'lt'l, FULROIIII row: X-UFXXAIAI. c1l.lI'L. killllllllilli, fqnllmrlm, YI .ulimm Banu-r. XY'-ixfu-LL:-r, fiulwlxudll. I.min. Ulmfnn HXIW Nilxmn. Huglu-5, firm-S. Ilarlls-x. xlurlin. XL-111,11-rx: Bm-Ik. B1-nxml. Huxrl, Bnllllslmli. ISTUXXH. cilvn ' . 4 g,. a. 4 . ' ulvr. I'.1IXN.ll'1ls. Iullllvr. remn lruf fiull Huh um In I r lm-Inxrr. flxrl1:'l', fhlmlu, fjrw-ml. Hsurlmm, Harris. Il:-mligvr vllry, Illlrlvy. lvlllillw. Llflislill. lxlllg, IXISSIHL, lXll1'L4'r, IJIII n. xfnnn. Nlnlln-xx-. xlmmmu-H. NIIHIIII. xlllgzxh-. Nuo' Rvrxfrn. Rmvlwrhxwll. Ruluillvllv. Sclnlvirlvr. Smllrumlvr. Shine' 5l.u1'mlm-. Sh-irllwrmvlh. Ste-w-m. U. Vlluie, Tripp. I'umvr, I Xxvuuwr, Xvumuing. iq. Xyilliaune, Young. Ijmully: xlr. Flllrmwlvr. llllll-ilwll. ,luIlI14ull. Lug!!-Il. Firsl row: l,0ngI1run, Swan, C. Jones, C. Brown, Nlyers. 'lwlrircl rum: BI. Jones, Gaclrliv, J. Brown, Comma. Samuel row: Fulton, Pllash-rvr, Bmlaxlalrxuerxii, Balsovcr, liflflffil HMP: Kivlm, Farmvr. Osowbki, Knef-dl:-r. Bluure, Hagler. fiffll row: Slllilll. First row: Young, Crullcy, Grnnclon, Tucker, Chung. Heycn. 'lqflircl row: FOIQL-I, Ilricll, lily, XVUUJ, Nzlglw-, lxlunkin. A , X . ' - , V 1 Balm' A hclure' L 'm'ngI ' lourtfl row: Bliss Slxulucrl, fxlrs. Ric-lic, Flrs. Dickcrman bvmrul row: X. Smith, Dougnn, Lancaster, Riley. Smalley, Bliss Yuupel, XVnrJrop, Pulank, Iugnlv. l,IllllliS0ll, Bfilfll, 1xlUVVY: l'y, llllllllilll. ----........,,,, , ,QWW-w . Hmmm., ff rmlcn, Stroll, Nagle, Ynglvr, Xyelfll, Giornplxfci, Tmsrll, Niiss Slniilx, xliss Slnllnlc-In-r Pen-Ill:-s, fwurrm-H, llilfllilllh Kolflil. Fm-rrill, Lani:-r, Tnlv, Bezlnlcn. Q 81 2 l'irsI rmv: Lvwis, Bvuslcy, NL-wsoxn, Blansfiulcl, Nlucoy, Svrorul row: Dmie-s, Kilgns, Sumls-rs, Buulriqlxl, ZZILIIBHHS .l0Il1'S. Davis, Pilw. .luim-r, Shming. k Slamling: Hugh NLCQJN-. rlvllifll rmv: Pmloclxlm-y, Niclmlnluf. Curnumly, NIt'1'l1EiH. L. Lullcr, Firsf ruff: Xxvillillllilll, Splnnhlt, Lulu-r, Cycunnell, Inlmnx, NiCIlUI1lS, Loflus. Nr- 5l'0I7lN'f'l- ' ljuurlll row: Vfaulx-His, fxurlllellv, IXICCZIIDU, Bimflxnrx, Rev. Second row: I.. R4-x, Buullimrl. Bonn-Hi, Eiclmlz, Blisllzwls, IIIHLII. IADFPHZ, I-. Ixrilyvf. First row: I. Neunlisi, Pexrlxllill, Pylv, R. Bloruvy, Tlzinl row: Dillunl. I., Dunfarm, Gm-mlrlvl, C. Prialf' . I .. R. bfllllhl. I . l4'ml4's1'l1i, 50601141 row: .l. Xvnrren, I. Russ, 1. Pnnslervr, D. Ilwis. Vuurtlx row: Hr. Ynung. Dr. I-ur,Lv, Bliss ZiIIlllll'l 5lllif'll NiCIlillIS. Dr, Xrxin, Sfululillg: Hurvlla. K- 1 ng,-Q NB' 5.. gf-we Sfamling: NI, 'l4rbox'ir,I1. 'lvfxirmf row: Urozilx. fl, Slurusfn. I., Xxvilul. First row: NI. Puslm, VV, Vim-yzxrml. Ijllllflll mum Nliss Ns-uh-lcl, li. Turuk. SPCOYHI f'0ll'f IDUIHQS, I-ailllfiliy, KI1l'1'lIlk'f. Q83 PP Xi. lolmsun, N. Hnnscr. Nl. Nlirlme-fs, D. Lmlge-, Nliss Ifaulf-s, Huncmk, fur. xicllmluslx, L. c:Ul'Ilillll, II. JkilIiSllIl. B, Duxis fi. Huuclisun, D, flalvrrxmn, Nlrs. N!CIlltUS!l, :Wigs Lynn, B. II. Klingx-nlu-rg. irwl rum: Sh-Hu 'sims-5. Nnrnm Russ:-H, YA-lung: Vplun. ,L-nn Hmnlvrmn. Burlmrn Hllilslmviivr, Nlaxry Nlmxlnllzln, BQ-ily XX'..lIi,, Bvlly Nully, Gail firanmlull. lilliillll Bunny. yn-nun You VIRIIIIQKJII. Graco Km-H1-y. Exlln-r Brf'sn.m. He-lvn Nimr- imn Burgc-ax. Rutln V4-rlmln-, Doris Hull. lin-lvrn Nlullira. row. Binh- 'l'n.nlu-. Nlisf Yan Nlumn. Miss Knnulfanm ,fny 311150. loan Hmnilhmn, lfls-axrmr fiulnle, .Xml lilclx-rf. ll llirrl row: flc-rry ll:-rmlon, CVQIIIOLIPIH' Ixlikvlln, Laura Nlnus-I H4-ily xlamnu, Bvllv l.ul,n-rlenlx, I.vuna1 Rnpvr. Yxmnw Limiting, D1-lun-4 Slmrp. Niary Ielllll Nmulnl row: 'Min Hulir. fllnrin Shun:-, flvrumillz' Bmxvrw, Xvvlxlm. Dori, Rich, Ninrifnln lruin. Bnrlmm Ilvuill, Hvlly 1.11411-1nfSrlu1xIler. B4-tix' Nlrfifvrrc-n, Dorullu-zu chlllilll. Yin- Mull, Yiolvi Nluurs-. Rilal Slllilll. R.: 'Pun I5ml111g.n'rlll4-r, In-I Hartmann. .lam-I Bum-r, 111:-n Aznlvrmlu, YA-ru Benin-H. G4-nrgizx Gr:-1-lmnml. Nlury Nlnluln-y, Pluyllis Xvilson, Hvliy xI1K1'nie, NL-rliuu Rilim-lnm. ,xlirv Kulrups-r, Rulh I:l'ilIHt'N Xvinxlnn, fxlimrc-al Hurt. Q84 by N l'irNt row: R. Yngh-r, XV:-Ifla, P. itilIlHIt'IJl'l'. Tllirxf row: Ii. ,llc-1lIHUlljlll, Fic-rru. 1. Gonlc-11, 3 511401141 row: Y. Purim-r, B. flxue, P. Grancluc. I B I4 '- B- R Zm'r' D' xx adv- Ur' Dmix' ' N J J .vuh-rl: I. Hug, fl Xxlmllaxrcl, lr. ylinnr, I, Pswlwllleyr XY, Slmlcoy. R. xIl'LiIllfl'. ix. Sims, Rs-V, Xvylic-. Slumling: B. Sinn. iff, gif. ,Am , Firsf row: I.ix4-xy.Km-N11-r 0r,lJil1lnIunl. i'lYfl1l'Iill4, Steen-rms, Krislnll, fxlur genlllulc-r. fqulligun XNVPHUF. Ilurlm-r. .Xllc-n Allin-ri. lldtvrmrm. Second row: finllvy, XYM sun. Millington. Kling vnbe-rg. Smluullvm-. Pmmx, Bumpus, fox, Bali' ridge-.Slmlz-Illmrx.Braun ICI, Nmuli. fialumrvnill. Tllirfl rum: Rnlwrlsnn Nolan. Ijxxlmnls, film INN, Jululnerwlm, RIN-in hold, Smiilu, Hmmm Hzulmnmnl. fuurllx row: fXi1nl1le,Illli- ion, Burmli. New First row: Hnrzly. Szxclwl- f0l'C1,C. xYuHu'r,H0up- paw, Bcmiriglll. Second rUll'f IJHFSUII4. J. Purxum, 'lnnnn-r. lr- vin, Dr. C:l'I'5lJklLIlCI', Farrell. Third row: N1'ixl.Nox'znrL, Granelon, f'h1r1lmL1fc. Standing: Komlu, , 5 iff p i N . My .N PML ..m.4, .ML i 1 ,IWW -a--...qi ,,n.w,.x , L--- 55595513 ,B 1 '1 a. firunl: I'ia4u4, xlimill. X . i Y I'il'xl l'ml': Puirnf, Cul: Nlr Ilmn. X4mnlllu'ye'I', . l.rxLin. 1.1-nh, Dumun QU! lllli, HIH'f kiilllllfuy Xxxmnn-r. I'.n'ru'. Sli H-HN, Ilnrrf-H. Lmllwl h'l' y 33 mf. ew -gg M-.mm rw? ,...,..,- ..,.,,... M XXL X X X R jQjQ0 X Nw ,L L HX MN ,X K N AK -AN X N .X . XX XXX. Wx . XX, -Vw, -Q W, 5- NZ Q.-wma-f QSM' vi, B. ' 5 .ggi W., , S9 3 ff if 2 5:-2 .. M W- K V . sv' I mam' A , 125 - f ,gg K f fzfterwkgiy-321 k e gg, - f an ' ' 'if eww 1'?,sfz'v2- ,Aff i f-iw: Hg 4. , . J W, : i n ,M sf i . SK ' ., ,':wgss:-:Q-sxzffir K ifT,'w?s5,f1-2yQi.:'- -f--422 v gig A, V Lf-f,L -, ,Wh W ...ywgg-ngww Q , , , ., M - up 1' ,J .V WL, .,,k. ,- ,R S' , V FUHIPIII SIUIIPI' IPFUSIIIUIIII. CIIPPIIXNUINI. HEI?ll Slllllllilll llilfllhy sponsorl, K ralley lsevrdaryl, Xiuleit, Ilalon. TIN- PAN-I'IIiI.I,ENIC COUNCIL sets Iorilm ilu- rules mul regulations on pleclging, sCI1oIarsI1ip standards, and social activities for ull IIICIIIIJPI' sororilies. 'I-Ile rouncil is composecI The INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL is II14- policy maker lor time Cree-Ie social lraierni- lies on campus. IZEICII Iraierniiy eh-cts II1ree lepresenialives annually to Ilme counciI Io Ilelp I irsI row: Ilurogmorlon, I:l'IB1IIIlilH, .AxnIoIine, ZilfIliil IElS, ILuImnIes, Iac-nnelt. x - I 5 -harm .,., ,Q Stillllllllili IJOIIEIIIIII' lIf1'ilSllft'fl. KH! N'l', IXIZIYUT. . I , ol Ilwree represenlaiives Irom I-aah sororily for one year's service, Olvlvimrifrs rotate annually lny organization lxor equal purtiripalion and responsilmilily. Iormulafe general regulalions. Alplla Plli AIpI1a Ixecame a me-mIJer in Decemlr-r. 1040. Inter-Ijrai in cooperation witI1 pan-Hell sponsors a Creek Xveek eacI1 spring. SPCUIIKI row: Rencllm-man, Creswi-Il, Davis, Solln-rs, I.olIus. Igozarllr. xxvIlIIIl'llI!l'fIl, Yorwalrl. .'XnIcenI1rancII. IIurIey. l irs! mir: llolluncl lin-.isun-rl. King lxiu'-prosiclvrlll, Xxvulvr, lprm-sinlmiil. Xllvn. llmuusloy. llunun. llvrrl, li, lmwis, liulvn, 1 , l. he-ll. lgillll, The lXDliPENlDl2X'l' STUDENT ASSOClATlCJN at Soulliorn is n rnvrnlwr ol lllf' National It was limi fo ilu' regional Convvnlion ol fllis your und is ille Con- hal R1-gionnl Henclqllaxric-rs. Tim ISA not only lwas unusual leaulvrs in quantity uncl quality The INDEPIZNDENT GIRLS' HOUSE Col ixcll. was organizecl in I0-18 lo stimulule leaclc-rsllip nnCl srliolursliip as well as social ztciivilic-s lor Souilwrn girls wllo livo in infle- ponclc-nt liouses. It llos ln-cn largely llirougll ilu- cllorls ol ilu- girls' council tlml llivir organizc-cl Nwornl row: lc-lion, li. Fniiili, l5i1lu'rlu.nn. Hauuoslc. lnvlor, lumlgllwrly. Snlilll. Bulsoxrr. Kola-r, ljllgll, linrlivr. Tllircl row: Cnlw, liilvs. Pnlllvlou. .Xlm'ui, Kypln, Ijjlllltllll, llnycs. l.ylhlfgl'l', ixlusz-ly. lloruni. N--4-ly. at Soulliern. luul also lms olliicvrs in tile non- Crcvli stuclvntis social. illlt'llPl'lllill ancl political ave-mu-s ol' intorvsl. It is primarily Composed ol orgjanizvcl ilulc-penile-nl llOllSP5 l'f0Ill XYllil'l1 liavz- flew-lopecl some ol Soutln-rn's outslancling l6kllll'I'S. imlepvndent houses lmvv uniu-cl ancl increase-cl consifleralmly in prestige. rl-lux Counril, Conl- posml ol representative-s lrom any group ol' liour girls, lias sponsorc-cl svvc-ral parties and otlwr ziclivities lor all tile liouses. l'irsl row: liurlwr, ljurrislu. .Kiln-n. 591111111 row: Russn-ll Brown, Rulin, Sinionlon. Tllircl row: Hull, :Xncln-ws. O F Fl C E R S Lvfl lo riglzl: l rancis Croc?-rmcrt. . . . . .Rc-rorcling Secretary Nlary lille-n Donalmuv. . . . . . . . . .Pre-siclent Nlary Alice Olmms. . . . . .Treasurer Della Sigfnm Epsilon was ilu- lirsi I1illl0IlIll efluculion sorority to lw vsialylislu-rl on S0lItll- fl'Il.S Campus. Always zwiiw- in social functions, ilu' Delia Sigs lmrlicipexh-cl in thi- Grvc-li Sing ialxing se-foml plain: rc-fvivccl lionoralmln mc-11 Frolllf Nlullllluill. cjlnll-, Vl4rm'slu'll. tion in ilivir Holm-Coming l10llSl' clecorniions, I liml.-1 l3rr1.ulxx.n5'. Ruln-itsuri. flrm-nnvrl, Xvilliume, Sliim illlil Cilillf il SKC If li llllfmllllllfcl JON! IU., lc-agua. ulwnys sorority ron iesl XVl1o's Umm xxlnu Dunn i I :lull clrtwllx nm ,f L . Vg ,H M-.,, kdmw ,.... WT 1 l Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority was install:-cl on Snutlu-rnls campus in Nlay. 1050. Since flu-n ilu- organization lias grown to its prose-nl invin- lwrsllip ol almoui '10 artivvs. Tlis- Pi Kaps lxaw- always lwfln aclivv in Campus allairs. livvnis XYlllClI illcy parlidpalvcl in illis yvar incluflc lin! mu lsunipuf. lla-iligvr. Blzulxlnnl. llenliln. xlilfllHflill1', Xxaulvlix. Flufllalrargn-r, Xiulvll, Nlml illlllllrll. ffmurlll v'UH': xlri lb:-X. lllIIh.ilu'l'. lllllllxlirll, llvlllllnr, lylilll- 1'-f Af r 2 O F If I C Ii R S Lvl! io riglzi: lxlona Xxlllllilllli Virginia Crallcy. . . ... . ,.lvanm- Yiolx-it Nli'llJil ISFOXYII. . . . . .. - v bCl'N'till'y Prvsiclenf . . . .X'lCl'fPTfhSlClPIll Tff'ilSlI TPI' cIrl'l'li 6'f'li, lnllflllill lfids, ODPII ll0lISQ', ll0llN foining, Spring Carnival anal ilu- annual Swcwl- lH'ill't lyilllflk lllf' ll0ll0fS XYOII l10l' yf'ill'.S Euiiviiivs. rin-y arc inosl proucl nl' ilwir lirs awarcl lor ilu' Spring Sing ancl also lllv Si'll0lill'5lllIJ Plaquv lor thi- Spring lvrin. wr. llrmxn. llalulixun. l rallwv. liaiiml, 'lqllil'1Il'lIII'f Xxvillianux. fnnninglmin. Sill. lnlmwn, R1-iualu. Xllwrx. lnclgr-. lnxin. lnu, lg 1 '5' . .P-rg, .Y fer -' I plan- ororiiy l5l'UXX I1 p jg- and ,Va P' I' OFFICERS Left to rigllt: Sue Kruper .... . .Recording Secretary Pretty lxlrKeown . . . .Vice-Prcsiclent Rosie Kniglmt. .. . President l:I'ilIlC?S Xxloocl . . . .VFFCHSIIFCT P-lgllf' .Xlplm Nu flmpter ol Signm Sigma Sigma is n IIICIIIIJPI' ot tlle National Pan-Hellenic' Conleri-nrc ancl ix leaclm-r on S0lltllCfll'S campus. :Xrtive in every ptmsv ol rollege lite, tln-y tooli part in Greek Xveclx, llomecorning, tlie annual Variety Sll0XY, and otlier activities. Ylgllf' first row: l.loy'1l. Krrnslrong. 3lmKz-own, Krupvr, Sit-ner. Ne-lmugllr, Graxlnnn, Slllilll. N-rorlrl row: Spear, Hit-lil, Kelli-r. Bti Vnrtlly. Crncler. Klllgllt, W5 'ff' ,Av in ,an fei in ,. E74 Tri Sigs won first plate in tlie Greela women s lwowling league. The sorority is representem in tlle Stuclc-nt Council, tlme Splminx Cll ilu and XVl1o's Xxlllll. Tlie sorority also sponsors tlme .lnnirv Neclu-rs nwurcl lor a cleservin non- XX Viqlzirzl Nl sorority Sopluoinore girl. voml, Illltljlllli ltnlwr, ltritts. Clm-lnlnenson, Nlorri 5. row: Nlnyvr: I,illllll'l , XY1-lrlw, Grillilll, Tunlw, Kenn: aurgvntllnlm-r. fonulsa-r. Parsons. Rolmluns. A 17? 3 as Antimony Hail irouses 120 lnclepenclent girls. Time Hall iieicl open llouse, a dinner-dance, toolc lqirst place in scilolarsilip term, and first place in intramural iimaslcetiuall. Homecoming Front row: Xvalicer. Seyvr. Ficfuiiouglm Sislc. Peters. Fagan, Cline, fiatcs, Fearnsicle, Boston, Lewis, lsoln, Vvillis, Leatlwrs. Svcnnri row: Nr-ni. Biilington, Davis, Norclineyer, Ye-negoni, Geiwilarflt, lxlzciintorli. ixicxail, Cinm, lxiclnlire, Etller- O F F I C E R S Left to rigiil: Phyllis .iohnson , , . . . .President ,lune C imrml 1 ingirarn .... ...,. S ecretary Pat Coiiigan ..... .... X 'lice-Presiclent Jean Kon-ster .... ..... T reasurer Queen and two attenclants were from An- Iimony Hail. Tile Hall is represented in almost all the major activities ancl organizations on campus. ton, Reinivolcl. Hull, Br-cicer, iones, Spooner, Xviliiiorcl, Heisner, Colligan. Tilirri row: Ralmcic, Joilnsnn. ixiitrileli. ifry. SilIlIlS0f1. Vvii. son, Rippleineyer, Buinlrirlge. i.or4'nz, Pyatt. Fults. Stevens. Cnnningimrn. Koesten-r, Ninm-use, Hamsuclc. O F F I C E R S Left io right: Robert Swohocia .... .... H ouse ixianager Thomas Berger .. ....... Treasurer Dougias Garher. . . . . . Xyice-President Dave Renciieman . . . ...... Presicient Chi D1-ita Chi, the first iocai fraternity on the campus, has aiways receiveci high recogni- tion. This year, ior the third consecutive year, they won iiirst piace in the Greeic Sing' and in the Ciass A Homecoming house decorations. Chi Deits looic second piace in Homecoming first row: ii. Roheris, Bieehan, Swoiyocia, Renriieman. Ber- ger. Garher, .i. Turner. QUFOIHI row: iviiifnci. iinrtiine, Yi-ill OgHl0l'i0H, Tale, Cres- weii, Riihinonci. Sharp. Kiriiianci. iioat and won the intramurai hasicethaii tourna- ment. The frat in-Id open house, a winter formal riance and sponsoreci a Christmas party for uncierpriviiegeci chiiciren. Dave Renciieman received the ixiost Xyaiuahie Fraternity Ninn Awarci. Thin! row: J. Xvaiiier, iinrnhustie, Siiifiis, J. Xyaiiier. Cash:-n, B. iiiiiolt. Struimiing. Paris. fourth row: Pieshe, Drury, iiarvicic. .i. Fiy, iiniin, Iioiiminy. fifth row: Kasper. ixioore, Friz, Sloiiar, Crosley, Ruh- 1-rtson. Q., - Beta Ctli ctiapter ot Tau Kappa Epsilon, nationai sociat fraternity, was formed on SOlltil- ernys campus in 1940. Unusuatiy versatite, ttle fraternity receivect second piace in Grec-k Sing, tirst piace in sciioiarstiip winter term, seconct piace in intramural voiieyinati, anct second piace First row: .-Xsintt-y, Loftus, Lupeita. Tripp. P. ,-Xiien, Bennett, Taiiy, Stleitim-ini. SPCOYUI FOIUI Xvljllflg, EXIHSOII, Vt-il0Ulp50I'l, IAPHCC, TIITHEF. xvilrl IJIOFIL OFFICERS Left to rigtit: Jotm Lipps ........ . . .Ctmptain Xviiiiam I-tCIl9SCt'l .... , .... Treasurer .tacit Bennett .... . . .Xrice-President Huirert Loftus, . . . . President tor Homecoming stunt. Tire Tetces tlave tligtl offices in time Student Council, interfraternity Council, senior ciass, anct members in xN7t'l0'S Xvtmo and Sptninx Ciutn. Burt Loftus received ttie Service to Souttiernn award. -lllifll fUlI'I Ruiilx, S. .xitt'f1, Bltllkiitflf, Kefr, Drake, GF3N'CS. Rutt. Fourth row: Douginerty. IAiQI1t'SCil, Raityiey, Pemberton, txt. slllitil, ijt-igi, ite-nnilig, Stonccipiler. l'ittir row: J. Carnptn-ii, K'XlliiCI1bl'ill litt, Jotm, P. J0t1n. ixiurpiuy. ijpps. Hm.fl. Fiynn. OFFICERS Left to riglll: Xvilliam nl ate . , . ..... Treasurer Xvilliam l.i-cllmetler. . . . . Vice-Presiclenl Dicli Vorwald . . . ..... Presiclenl lbonalcl Tale . . . . . .Secretary From hvelve cliarter memlmers in 1933, Kappa Delta Alplua lias increasecl in l1oll1 mem- bers ancl prestige. During tliis year tlle KDAS lmave participated in all campus activities: Greelc Sing, Greek Bowling, lntramural basketball, Homecoming and Spring Carnival. In aclclition, liirsl row: lvlawclsley, XV. Tale, D. Brown, Clarlc. Second row: Snicler, Gasliins, Lcnllaeller. Ellioll, Kalunann Barnlmrl. tlae KDAS sponsor tlie Variety Sliow and an All-Sclwool Dance. Nlemlmers receiving recog- nition on Campus tliis year were Bill Lecllmetter, Mlaclc lwlawdslcy, Norman Nilsson ancl Diclc Vorwalcl who were in botll Splrinx Club and VVlm's VVBO. rllxirrl row: Peilliman, llillcin, Yorwalrl, faflmrias, lxli'Nm'il, x llQ'HSll'y, 14YlHl'lS, fillllllllllli. lllilSlPl'l f. Nllflllilll. lzllllflll row: Diamunfl, fi. larlison, I-llUfllI', D. late, Anto- lllllx. .XYKUQ KTRIIIS. .l0llllS. P KW we rw' rpm Nu Epsilon Alpha was founded in tile fait ot I0-ll, This youngest fraternity is not to be outdone, for it received time sciioiarsilip plaque tor two consecutive tc-rms, took first in bowi- ing. second in Homecoming tiouse decorations, second in Spring Carnival noat, second in First row: Pinter, Calndaneiia, Rossi. Stace '. I 5 Sworn! row: iannvr, Schwartz, Candle, Bernard, Carmody, Ntarlin, Boescii. OFFICERS Left to riglil: Sam Euimanics . . . . .President .toe Davie .... . . Treasurer Don Boesciq . . ......, Secretary Bob Carnlody . . .... X7ice-President fraternity track meet. Bob Friedman was Spring Carnival Ctiairman, and tie, Sam Eulaantis, 2-nd Paola fjdanic-it represent NEA in Spiminx Ciuim and XVi1o,s Vvilo. The frat ilas an officer in Student Council and inter-Fraternity Council. Third row: Vviison, Friedman. lrfuiwanics, Nic'oi, Ntiddendorf. Ortanicli, Hurley, :X. Smitty, Floreianct, Davie, Lattiinore. E . O F Fl C E R S Loft fo riglll: George Bruclvr .... .... P Iousm- plarmagc-r phil Hott ........ ....... T reasurcr CHQ-nn Vvhitlolllaerg. . . . . President Don Sollars ...... . . .Secretary Signm Beta Flu was organized in l030. One ol' the main purposes is to encourage ath- fc-tics, and llwir record for the pnsl your shows rlefinite klChiCV6lllCl1t in this endeavor. They n-ceivvd first place in intramural Inlslcellyall, truck, voneylnull, infer-fraternity lmcli and sec- Ijirsl row: B, Kissmlc, D. fyfiurxrmvll. fi. Oy'lt-r, Xvllilivn- lwrg, R. Sm-xlnn, H. Kissmk, J. Smilfx. et ' SEQMQ R 1 ,. , Q iarit, Er. The PM-ta Eta chapter ot the .Xtptm Phi :Xtpha iiraternity receiyeci its charter tor South- ernis campus in IQ3-1 and iperaine a 111en1i1er oi the iocat inter-Fraternity Councit in DCCCIIIITCT et' I9-19. The fraternity has i1een exreptionatty active. KXIHOIIQ its soriat activities were an annual spring tormat and an att-srhoot fiance. The otitiirers are: A. t-. Cartwright, presictent: A. Retttorct, Vive-presictentg XV. Ctarti, secretaryg XV. Ancterson, treasurer: J. penn, chaplain: xx. Hamitton, sergeant-at-arn1s. First row: D. Ringgotrt. lt. frartrtmtc. i. Gor- ltlill, tA'l'. Tklllllffl. SPUUIIKI f0lI'f Ib NNvslIti1'rv I. ixIl'BFiftt', The :Xitiatphos interest group ot the GGIIIIIIH Kappa Omega vhapter ot the Atpha Kappa :Xtpha sorority was organizect in I9-13. Besictes yarious sociat activities, tt1e sorority sponsorect an puhtic program tor Negro History. Brother- hooct Xveetc is oixseryect each year as wett as interesting recitats. The group atso entertainect a regionat n1eet and gave a imrunch tor the henetiit ot' the Atpha Kappa Atpha Schotarship Funct. 0tttiil'CI'S ot the sorority are: Joyce Tahorn, presiftentg Detores Ringgotct. secretary: June Gortton, treasurer. QQQX .i. Penn. .i. prife. K. cifillllll, VV. Ctartc, Vvootts. L. Cartwrigtxt, .-X. ttamitton. XY. .Xu- ttx-rson, J. fitarti, ir., ,i. frw W llousv ol Sm-V011 fiulllcs, one ol tllc largest lIlClC'lN'llClCIll girls' lions:-s, was organizccl De- Cl'IIllN'l 8, I0-IT, imcl is locntvcl nt SIT SOLllll t,'nix'c-rsity. Fl-ll? girls partiviputecl in Spring Carnival, won lirst prize- lor stunts in tlu- l lome- COIIIHDQ paruclr, ancl gnu- an Cliristnms Open House! party ixlnong llu-ir T1lll1H'l'OllS social and unmpus zwtivitim-s. Tim ollicvrs ure: Flurilyn provurt. prr-siclt-nt: Alice Kamp:-r, virmhpresi- Cli'lllI illid Nlill'ill06' lqillllvtllll. St'CI'ClEll'y. First row: Slllilll. lxlinor blrs, Doolin, Raullor vnrt. man, Flowery, Mings G I' il cl ll 0 l , XXVTISIILUHI ixltclurc, Dlollct, Fox 'irsl rum: :mln-r lllvnv l.f-rllu-Itn-r. C-lnclson llvnilr, R. Null:-, L Smll.-. Semin' row: ti Nils f V N V X. ilill fy Organ. I5 iff' . nu: l. . 5li1r00n Nlilllill' ol Hll Slllllll tjnivvrsity was orgzxnizt-ct in tlle Full ol IQ40 and serves as lmomv lor sixtec-n luoys. tfmlcr tlw sponsorsliip gl ntlllcftic clirvrtor film-nn lAlm0l Nlartin, tlie lnoys rc-presm-nt almost swf-ry plmse ol S0lllll0fl1,S atlilvtirs. Somv ol' tlw lr-ttm-rim-n, ilmcllnctirlg lootlmll ami lmslxetlmll lwroes, livc anal worlc logctlwr at Nluroon Nlamor. Tin- ollirers ol tile ll0lISt' ure: Butt llentll, presiflvnl: Roy Siville, vice-prm-siflc-nt: and Lou liolplm, trcusurvr. QIUUPP Dllllgilll, KHI1lllliF, PIO' Semml row: Ferris, Dill- Iiisr row: X. l,urmm lliirzl row: Nlinuln-rl Nfworirl row: Butler, llie Nlunor at 003 Soutli Lvniversity lms lies-n one ol tlie outstnncling lmoys' lmuses lmving nlemlpers in tlie lemling Czunpus organ- izations. Vvell representecl in class ollicers. tlie Nlunor claims tlie presiclents ol llie lreslnnnn ancl sopliomore classes nncl secretury-treasurer ol tlle senior rlass. To aclcl to its lnurels. tlie liiglu-st Qrzule average ol fill menqs orgunizecl liouses tlle fall terni was nimli- lmy tlie Blnnor. lts ollicers are Henry Bnrnnrnl, ,lr., president: Vvillimn Sclmulmert, vice-presiclent: Vvillimn Suvliett. Secretary-trn-insurer. Plglll' NOFIIHIIICIX, lllfiltlxd nt T01 Slllltll Univ xersity, attracts lwys not only lor its CUllX't'IllClNil to tlie rmnpus lmut also for its reputation as nn active lmuse. Tlle Norinancly pzxrticipntes in nlany srlmol lunctions invlucling llcmts :incl stunts lor Honievoming and it concession lyootli tor Spring Carnival. rl-ll? lmoys also lmve in- lorrnul sorinl parties nncl tln-ir own soltlmll team. Oflicers are: Xxlulclo fialliglier, presi- clcntg Riclmrcl Snnrlers. vice-presiclent: Harolcl Il0IKlC'Il. S6'CT0lilry. lavtlll. fnlllwll, lyllgll 5. Qurmm. 'uzml l'llll'I luv limp l T1-rim lxson, Bli xlnnus xlt Knigllt. in ktgtl, lnylnr. Ftulmlms. Ilnl luml. ljnrlwr. lgilrllilrcl sway, , -in . Wah..-. irs! rum: Flu-llon. lun- ner. Xxrflgllt. ffs t erin zu ll fin l l i Q Ii er. Hulrlvn, lluwell, Nlrulers, Ibn! vis, :Xrnulil ljllllfilllv Nlintun. I t . N - v , .lolmson s Q0-up ut , I2 Suutli L.llIYf'I'SIly. one ol tlmf- olclest mul largest girls' liouse-s, tool: lirst plum- in Class IB llomrfroming liousc clvrorn- tions, in tlie girls' lmousc-s lmslim-tlmll tourrmmt-nt, ancl is urtive in Ilmc- LSA. Soriullyn1imlt'1l.tlw girls 1-ntvrtuin Piltill tc-rm witll various lmust- purtivs. lrut also llolcl tlleir own sc'l1olustic'nlly. CDHiitif'I'S uw: Prisvillu IXHPII, prvsiclvntg Claim Buuclison, vim'-prs-siclvnt: Stella Fivlcls, scrrcf tary: .lmiirc Xvurrvn, tri-asurvr, if 102 PP l'i:sl ruu': i'nl.mlm. limi rlisun, l lmwrlwlw. l urls luxlur. 51,1 Hill' flHl'f ll llil I'lll'Ll' Osh-rmnn. ,Xllvn lirrvlc--, XXYATYPH. :lt-s. lllnntvr. llilrirrl rmr: linglunrl 1'ugg.ui. xlnltluu-ns I4l'tlll. Nxiillillllllll, lrllf llNN. IEIWYXNII, lslitll Nlmuill. I-x is ln. Umm-. liurlxs. lurner ll ol T05 5Olllll l,,'nivvrsity is an lmuse ol inclvpf-nclcnt girls. .-Xs mi nftivc' zmcl Ye-rsutile group ol girls rc'pl'f'sent it. lurner I2 pnrtifipatvs in srllool zlvtivitivs on il lurgt' sfnlv. It is not quantity but quality. TIN- girls rnzulv ll0lllC'COHlillf1ll0llSt' cic'r'0rutirms to illililiillf' tlwir l'lllllllSiilSlllS. .Xltc-r fill. un nttvnclnnl smcl in llll'llll7f'l' ol llll' c2ll9C'l1iS C'Ulll't XY9l'1' lvfillll rl-llFlN'l' IQ. lnlormnl pnrtivs are not unusual lor tlwse- girls. wr. Xiallul-, llnrtvr lvl! In rrqlllf Xl.nrlm.m. Fltilxyu-1. f.1rmll,i mln- mn. Xlrusmu. luvllvn- lf-rlt. fvr .'4- r. fvux. lffllx- wrls rvll. lfrulus- iirsl r l hams. lr:-sth. l.:-xxis, W ltusln llt-11. 'llllltl rnu': itoytl. IJUIIQ. Stroll, Ylirapani, An- tlrvw. Ringstorll. Reiss, Rf-if it-una. Hamilton, irst rr lNlllliS, NIVBUYF, Illlll- lrartl, Bl:-Ca-e, Flyers, llaxis. Naomi row: Graves, liunt liC'iIIl, ijonl, rIl4': illlllllll. ll! l-a Casa Nlanana. locatecl at 30-1 Xvest is another ol the more active inclepenclent girls' houses. The house participated in l'i0lT19l'0I1liI1g events ancl won lirst prize lor their stunt. The girls at Casa Nianana have various social lunc- tions. Among those this year were a hayricle antl a Christmas party. The otlirers are: ,leanne Corclen, presiclent: Xvilrna Guy, vife-presiclent: Betty Ringstortt. secretary-treasurer. Southern Comlort, an inclepencient organized hoys' house, is locatect at Sl-1 South University. Participating in many ol the schoolis events, Southern Comfort tooli part in Hornecxolning with house fleforations as well as general harcl worli. The boys at Southern Comfort have playecl in the intramural athletics, hut were exeeptionally prominent in laaslietlmall anct solt- lmall this year. lldll. KIIIY, CVUT- Hall. Reagan. uv: iienry, lfu- ,Klingenherg, Rite, Dillow, Sn init, Hemmer. rw. Inn! mfr: film:-rI14-L1.Hn-.mv I.-y. 'fowl row: 11.11111-If-rl, Kulrllrwla, Krug. Hun- nlv, xlllffily, Russm-H. Thlllln-y. ll. lulullNur1.Rm--v. 2? 3 irsl row: Vrinre, Flux'- Plmil, XY. Sn1iil1,C1mk Nmurnl rnlv: Slllilll. f2llizL, Krmwm-r. Kling- t'YlI'l0fjl. IRUTTVH, DIL' ldnuglllin, Nlvxvrs. 'ur INN In Xml-I In T rigflzl: Xvilclx rung, Filllx. X frfl lu :mill lynlux Hnlnrlh 11. Xml. ul flxlr. Frm fi. I 1 II, Kmrlx. Par u l'irxl mlw: H. Xlillxr Nlrx. Ihllfm. C.. fu Rllmuli, Nov, N-Arun! row: l'.4l4lulnr4l l,1'l'I7ll'4, Illl1'IIYF. Iflllvrlull. d,.-Aiwdrgg fl ,v 1 .,LL Wi ,gi 2 522 Fira! rrzu': xlxxlinnn, fvmx, llonhmxs. Xu-xx - ln: 50407141 rUl4': Slum! Hm- Lxvr, K . Lux. .xlllllsnlh I. Fmllll. Rua llvl. In rx! mir: Rm-x'..u14l Nlrs 5. 'xilllllk mom, mm: Xxvnl- Linx. '54-nsun. IlnlI.ul.u R, Slvvr-114. I4-xlux' Xl:-IH4-x. Iblxillip- D. Xlnrri s. Imaam:-r 'dun-ri. :inf row: f ullslullll. I I..1Hn. I . Ingraun XY, Xlorgun. xlurplux lllllnlu-li. flillm-Npiv: P Hmix. R. Run. Flu- LIW. IQKIUIIV. c,IN'flIl'lI urllr row: I5.n'i4. Rn wr. Nlmfxlc-rr:-n. fi.:-1-x Nlnrrixun. I.Qgc-llwu-r Fllvllrlrl. lxnlrllmw. Xxvluilv. Hvlnplvr, 5 Hnruglnoriun. fxulv fflnw, Rnyllmlul. 511411 fe-Ll In-1111-lxxxxnvsnl-1-x 5xx.uril, I -1' ,. 'ful ronw' lxnimlvnli- fin-ml, fu, Brmxn. In-n. Alulerxunl. H4-'clam-r. v . TXIUJBX. llkvrsnll. W H4-mlm-rwn. Ilmlnwn. N fnnrl rmv: xlnllllvxxs. N. ,lum-s. Xnlfv. .l. IX!1ijlIlf.H. lul1ew.XX4'sf- lmrmmli. Xulix. Bur- lnn. Pug:-, llimlxmn. Q ,n .,.ySf'sd 4 4 - fix 171 f rs! rnrr: I vrrvl. Hnusc' Xvullir-r. Sllnrkln-Iurrl BLC..I,f:. Svcmul run': Kloslvr Nlllllf, Blmlilu-rnle-ll. A Sinha xlnrlin, Sinn Flu, Fnulm-r. Fmluuhf xlri. 51 Inlllz. ,-x v first mm: lv. Bmw-rs Dunning. Link, lfzxrlu-r. Smorul rmrg Cl. Slum-, N. .Xilnlni ISUXXUTF fwlmixsvr, 311 Nair. Hun- lim-Isl. An important pheisa of university fife, Southern P' ogeriz varied afhixzlins for boys and girls, 2 2 ' -mwwffm-M-wr'fA - - J' W f f ww' V'f' 'f A ' W '2 Mr x N' ' I Y., 1, I-if . v tgffkiyje K3 , 5441 O ci 6 5 ' Football opens the athletic year at Southern The 1949 edition of Soutliern lllinois Universitys lootlJall Nlaroons, wlmile not having an outstanding record in tlie won-and-lost column, won two games and lost seven in a sclledule including some unusually strong conference competition, lout tinisliecl strong at tlie end of the season and gave promise ol a bigger and lbetter football team in the future. Alter dropping tlmeir llirst seven games of tlle season, including four lllinois lntercollegiate Atliletic Conference games, the gridders ol: ' Coacli Glenn MAlJe Nlartin defeated Soutlieastern ixlissouri State 14-7 in iN'lcAndrew Stadium, tlwen stormed over Indiana State 41-14, to avenge an earlier 9-7 loss, in tlie first annual Shrine Benelit game, also on tlle llome field. Glenn Hfxlyeu lxlartin, Soutliernys Head Footlnall Coacll and Atliletic Director. XX li 5'-ZNEIQA lion! row: Allan Spuuiciing, ifniriie-iiig Don lmiiimi-lla-r. Smnnri row: Afsislfinl Qimuvil Hiii ffigrii-ng Boi: iiruxxn, NIllf'Pil5xiNJl'K!Q .lim iinrrif. Dupn: Xvinrrcn ijlliciurzi, Cilrimmuiuieg Roy Sixiiii-. H rvnr pmlun: .lnirn Huis, sparing I Xvilllliiliidl ilmiv fiuiimrn. iiiom: ,lim i.min, Bvnlun: Dun iinrnimi Xviiiimne, Bilxrpluyimroz iiome-r Fiuirznv, Cuiiina- ' Riggs, ijilifi-il'illI Cimriii- i'i4'illZ, Giiivflliv: Tun: Gin-r, viii:-g ililii Bruno. Ci1i4.1g.5o: Kuriyn Circ-ws, CilfIil7Ilfiili1'C Ciurimvlrininfi lirvxi Brvrllvi, Slilllllilllll .ioiln fjrgkm. Rc-vii' iinsiiins, CiUiiil1SYiIil'Z l,illli Suuilmifx. Dupug liamiii liiiiormiu. i'ii-nmn. Gmnih- Cilyg Xxiuiin-r Krysiwr, filimgng Comix ixinrlin. Q ' - - oulnern . . Soulimern . . 7 Soutimeru . , T SOllii1h'l'Il . . . . O Soutilern . . . . 1.3 Soutiwrn . . T S0llii1Cl'Il . . . . 0 Sillllil n-r1 1 .. ..lAl Southern . . . ,4l .lim Lovin, Fooliuaii Captain of IOIQ at ,I ilini row: Don Cross, K iurislupinr iii rim C umn 1 risivurg' iini Xvvnh il, Hurrisinnr iiu ii: i in Hs ri rurg 7 fit-no Sims, Bilirpinysixumg ,iuim X unmiir iiuxm iiurrn illlfgl Ii-ll'UiLi Ciflii, llillllll igllib c flllIHL,1 Cuoic-V iiiciorariog Rm-iii ixiurin 1 gt-iin, Exist St. Louis, Xxvilylll' Liiiivvrsity . . . S0lliill'ilSi0l'll Niissouri I8 ....lm inciinnu Stale .. 0 iiiinois Nflflilili ... 53 Easivrn iiiinois . .. H26 XOl'iilCl'lliiiiI1OiS ... ...20 Xvcstcrn iiiinois ..... 33 Southeastern Biissouri T imiiana Slate .. lf-1 Assistant Concimc c Dog nw e .IHIHPS X l QTSOII Bli O SUCH Southern builds for the future LOOKING AHEAD The overall picture ol the season was one cl building for the future. Approximately fifty lreshmen appeared on the football horizon in 1949. Great things are expected from a number of them. One of them, Lou Boblca, Harrisburg guard, started every game. FRESHMAN LETTERMEN Ten others-J. D. uspadeu Cooley, Harold Call, Harold Henson, Don Ledbetter, Roy Siville, Karlyn Crews, Phil Bruno, Homer Malone, John Organ, and Harold Williams- nlso lettered in their initial year. Of the twenty- four men receiving varsity letters, only eleven were upperclassmen. LOVIN'S FOURTH SEASON Southern's freshman-studded crew operated out of a single-Wing formation, and was cap- lained by veteran footballer Jim Lovin of Benton, who outshown all participants as he concluded four brilliant seasons on the South- ern gridiron. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Lovin was elected most valuable man on the team, and was high on the list of most valuable in the conference. With these out- standing accomplishments, he lcept intact his record of starting every Southern football game for the fourth straight year. OTHER STARS Other stars of the 1949 campaign were Bob Colborn of Flora, Don Cross ol Christopher, Don Riggs of Fairfield, and Warren Littlelord of Vandalia. Colborn, like Lovin, was named to the All-Conference team, while Cross, Riggs, and Littlelord were selected to the conference second team. all 4 511-.7 AND STILL MORE Outstanding performers in addition to those mentioned above were Herb Cummins ol Har- risburg, Fred Brenzel of Staunton, Tom Gher ol: Carbondale, Charlie Heinz of Gillespie, Bob Brown of Carbondale, Chuck Oyler ol Hoopes- lon, and Tom Fly of Carbondale. 2 Q Af , -sw ii- 'bieff , W k Q Ma l ,fbi Mya Vg V is 1 is K W 'Viff,,.',,55 amz wx U TV .K V' 2 ' 1 ' 'Y M Th 'HW at Lf I I J if-A m- QM R, 3: , -f K, W, an - ws... 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KIZSX F z S Q E l'ivc ol tlie Blnroon lirst string will lac lost by grucluation. Tlwy ara- Charles Goss, Rolmert Kissafli, ,loe Huglres, Jack Long, nncl Boi: Collnorn. Timo outlook for time 1950-31 scuson is not too clarlc, l1owf'x'c-r. Tllrvv ol tlie seven ri-turning lcttvrmen, Torn Nlillilxin, Dave Davis, and ljrzlnlc Cilncison, will lx: juniors. Oni-, Ernest Bozartli, will lJc il senior, wliilfr ttlrm-6, Bill DL1r1c':1n of Herrin, Bill Garrett of Fairfield, and Clruclc Tlmte ol Chicago. will lx- sopliomores. 44 125 vb Southern wrestlers have successful season Coacll James Vvillcinson introduced wrest- tlle season witll a recorcl ol live wins, tluree ling as an intercollegiate sport at Soutllern losses, one tie, and placecl third in tlle Ozark lliis year. Altliougli most of tlle memloers ol A.A.U. meet. tlae team were lreslumen, tlle squacl finislmecl Leading grapplers Bola Vvlialen ol Chicago led the team witli a recorcl of seven wins, one loss, one tie, and toolc lirst in lmis division of tlle Qzarlc A.A.U. tlaclc Stoudt also won a lirst in tlme A.A.U. meet- ing, and marliecl up a record ol six, none, ancl one. Gtlier winning wrestlers were Joe Fedora ol Griinite City, ilaclc Roliertson of Belleville, Harolcl Henson ol Collinsville, Charlie Heinz ol Gillespie, ancl Don Riggs ol Fairfield. A1201-0: Roy Fowiev, Belleville: Henry Xxyuriieid, Carboriduieg Cimrivs Clark, 510111111 City, Dan Cox, Vvesl Frankfort, of the Physical Plant and El former Centraiia Golden Cvioves champion directed time Soutiiern three-man boxing team. A11 tiiree boxers were to have competed in the 1950 Centraiia Goiden Cvioves tournament. However, iast-minute sciieduiing difficulties forced time ranceiiing of time tournament. C4 12 7 Fowiey was siated to compete in time 135 pound fiigilhveigiiti division: Vvariieid, in the 175 pound fiigiit-iieavyweigiiti divisiong and Ciark, in tiie 126 pound ffeatiierweigiitj divi- sion. A11 were novices. Cox won time 118 pound fiaantamweigiiti novice titie in 1941, added two victories in time 135 pound novice division in 1946 and 1947, tiicn won time open 135 pound titie in 1948. ON THE TR.-XB IPOLINE Gymnastics is not a competitive sport at Souttiern. The Btaroon gym team, trowever, appears eactr year in a series ot extritlitions on ltre rings, parattet tmars, anct trampoline, in actcti- tion to ttle usuat tumtdting extlitxitions. The 1949-30 gymnasts gave programs during tratt- tirne at several Southern tpastxettmtt garnes, and at several Souttiern Illinois towns. Coach James Xvittiinsonts squad appeared 'before vari- ous groups at suctl towns as Sparta, Dowett, Ctrester, ixtarion, Ctiristoptler, and ixtt. Vernon. K1 28 Souttmerrfs 19-1950 gym team included: Dean Patterson, Cartaonntateg Gordon Gibbs, Carlqonctateq B019 Neigtltwors, Bettevitteg Pat Kelty, ixlurptlysborog Cvtenn Vvtiittentaurg, Car- bonctateg Gene Vvasmer, Bturptlystaorog James Ntitforci, Attong Roy Fowtey, Betievitteg Gene Springer, Ftt. Vernong Bitt Bray, Attong and Torn Ntcctustcy, Cartaonclate. D7 Coacil 1,e1anc1 HDOCH Lingieis tirineiacis won tilree ciuai meets wiriie iosing one iast Soutirern trimmect Vvestern, Eastern, and Nor- mai, t11en ciroppeci a return meet to Eastern. Tile Norrriani win, a 21-34 victory. was notatmie. since tile Rec11Jirc1s tater won tile con1erenCe meet. Captain Joe ixieiaaiiierty 01 Cartionciaie iect tile five-man squad. Time other memipers were Piliiip C014-man, Ray Paimer, Ectwarct 1V1i11er, anct Art ixienenctez. 1X1c'1-a11erty set a new rec- ord of 19:23 for time S0llt1lCl'll Course in t11e Eastern meet, tiius bettering iris oid mark 01 19:28 155' iive seconcts. Coieman iqinistred seconci in tire meet, tying time 01:1 recorci. Osborne of 1Yorma1 imestect ixicieaiierty 135' one seeonct in tile COI11il'fCl1C'i' meet 11e1c1 at Normai. 514116 Rectiyircts won tile 1.1.A.C. team C1lillIlptOIlS1l1p XY1t1l -11 points. S0llt1lCI'Il iinisirect st-Conti witii 30. Below: Art ixienemiez, iiast St. Louis: Eciwarnt ixiiiier, .1oe B1c1.at1erty, Soutiiern Cross-Country Captain oi, 1949 Carinomiaiez Ray Palmer, Beiivviiiez Piliiip Coieman, ciklflitillliilifll ,100 NILl.il11kt'f1V, Cilf11l!llL1Ei1E. cc 129 up if sam-f Front row: Paul Floss, Christopher: Boh llarrison, Cen- tralia: Bill Brown. Belleville: George Beltz, lvlarionz Joe Budde, Belleville: Bill Chapman, Raymond: Joe lxlclsal- lerty, Carlmnilaleg Bnh Neighhors, Belleville: Gene Nlcl7arland, Johnston City: Ray Palmer, Belleville: Harry Clarlc, CilTl3llIlClillCI Blillldglfl' .lllil RPHEFO, CaI'lD0l'ldZilt2. Spring, i949- Southern track and field Coach Leland P. Hllocu Lingleys traclc learn ran its dual meet record to 24 straight victories in the 1949 season. The Linglemerfs narrowest escape was against a strong Vvash- ington University squad which pressed the lxlaroons closely helore losing to Southern, 65-64. ln six other dual meets, the lxlaroons had no trouhle and deleated their opponents hy wide margins. 44 13 U Bacle row: Coach Lingle: Clinton Garlas, Olcawville: Ken lxlelxlurray. DllQiloir1: Jim Cole, Norris City: Keith Stonecipher, Salem: Flilre Sortal. Zeigler: Truman Hill. Benton: .lim llllasterer, Belleville: Bela Hailcoclr, Herring Lawrence Taliana, Alt. Vernon: llarold Hartler. Centraliai Phillip Coleman, Carbondale: ,lim Alexander, Herrin Glenn Xvlrittenlmr-rg. Carhonclale. Coach Lingle awarded 23 letters to the inemlmers ol tht- squad. Qi the letterrnen, only live-1949 captain James Cole, George Beltz, Carl Birlcner, lxlilie Sortal, and Harrison- were lost by graduation. Returning lettermen and their events: weights-Truman Hill and Charles Kutcoslcyg hurdles-Gene hlclrarland and James Plaster- er: dashes and middleedistances-Bill Brown, Joe Budde, Ray Chapman, John Ray, and Lawrence Taliana: mile and two-mile-Phillip Coleman, .loe hlclsallferty, and Ray Palmerg jumpers-Jim Alexander, Harry Clark, Harold Hartley, Bob NeighlJ0rs, and Glenn Vvhitten- lJerg. bb Hartley led high-jumpers Harold Hartley, high-jumper from Centralia, was the star ol the 1949 Nlaroon traclc team. On the loasis ol his line record in meets throughout the season, Harold was listed lay many authorities as lJeing among the top high-jumpers of the nation. Hartley started his successful season lay winning the indoor high-jump championship of the North Central College invitational traclc and field meet. Then, along with six ol the country,s laest jumpers, Hartley competed in the Chicago Daily News tracl: and field indoor meet. He more than held his own, and linished in lourth place. Harold was not pressed in dual meet competi- tion until SOLltll0l'I1 met Vvashington ljniversity at iVlcAndreW stadium. Hartley outlasted the St. Louis schoolls tine high-jumper, Diclc Lennertson, to set a new school record of six feet, tive and tive-eighths inches. He was also selected as the 1949 recipient of the Henry Hinlile award, an award given annually to Southern's most valualnle athlete. I . X M 5 9 Pole-uaulters Southernls three top pole-vault- ers, Bolo Neigllhors, Harry Clarlc, and Glenn Vvhittenherg hit their pealq for the season in the con- ference' meet. Neigllhors and Vvhittenherg tied with a Northern man for first place with a marlc of 12 feet, five inches. Clarli made a vault ol twelve feet, which was good for fourth place. Southern Iliinois University, handicapped hy injuries to key track men, was pushed aside hy Northern illinois of DeKalb and Vvestern Iliinois of Macomb in the conference meet held at Normal. Northern took first with a total of 67 points, Western finished second with 62, and Southern placed third with 53. Vvesternis nine-point margin over Southern was a sur- prising upset, since the Lingiemen had whipped the Leatherneck squad hadiy during the season in dual meet competition. Sprinter Joe Buddeys had leg kept him from competing at ali, whiie distance man Joe iNficLafferty was kept from his usual perform- ance hy an ankle injury. Ray Chapman had lo take Budde's place in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, in addition to competing in his special- ties. Ray Palmer spectacularly hacked iVicLaf- ierty by placing in the miie run and taking first in the two-miie with a time of l0:04.5. His time in this race set a new Southern record. Captain James Cole marked up the South- erners, other first with a heave of 137 feet, cieven inches in the discus throw. The Maroons also obtained twvo-thirds of another first place through the efforts of Vvhittenherg and Neigh- bors in the pole-vault. 'K 1 W Y'.k , , M . 256932 ,ef - I f 'f-LR A f.,z:, -ufe P,:u1f+ 1532, , 1-Pl-Hits: ll ww: rf-A f Q6 M. it Ms mi h,JK'.lKy -1-. -. H: - .7 We ,,g,J,,3 ,W ff Sfwf ,L ie? N , 32,3 MQ, K i fsM.,f.g3,,z5,4, 4 , i, , W ,if Q . 1 -nf ,Rf E i -rx.-b P 1 Y Q. I 949 was a record-breaking year for Southern track The Spring of 1949 seemed to he a recorcl- hreatcing year for the Lingtemen, as three new Southern records were set hy the squad. In addition to Hartley,s and Paimerys new marks, one was set hy Jim Alexander. Alexander set his in the hotly-contested Xvashington Univer- sity meet hy winning the broad jump with a jump of 23 feet, seven and one-half inches. The graduation of lQ49 captain James Cote of Norris City leaves empty a pair of spikes which will he hard to fill. Cote not only won the conference championship, hut he also placed in the shotput anct javetin events. Cotes efforts in dual meets were among the several hig factors that kept Southernys undefeated dual meet recorct unhrotfen. Competing in the three weights events, he was good for ten to fourteen points each meet, and seldom missed heing high-point man for the two competing squads. 44 PP U funk row: fuznli xxvtuitHSllllI junk Btinuuvtl, Hurrislrurg: ml mmf, fron! row: .lack I,.OliliXNfl0CI, Harrislxurg: Dirk Yor- unlci, Gmnitv fity: Bwtm lsilflllliift, Grunitv City: Junk Nurnmn, Flurptlystnoro. 'mit Nlaxvmtslvy. firnniti' fiitvp ,lim Paurkvr, .lullnstnn City' But: Arrnstmng. Qzurtvuiizluli-5 Hitt R4-issmxs. Cartmiutulc. Right: .lark Ixlamrlsley, I0-19 Tennis Cupluin. K 134 TIN- tennis tf-um placed sc-Cond in the conf:-renee. Nluwctsley won the No. l singles title, and Vorwatct placed first in the No. 3 singles competition. Armstrong was second in time No. 2 singles. Alzove: Coach Holder: .lolm Bonnievier, Cliicagog Bill Frietag, .lolietg Ralph Parrish, Alton: Xvalt Zulcosliy. Vtyest Franlclortg Boh hlitchell, Vvest Franlclort: .lim Harslm, Bloomington. Below: Ralph Parrish, Southern Gull Captain ol l940. I 949 golf at Southern Southerns golf squad finished third in the conference golf meet. ln addition, the team split six matches, winning from Southeastern lwlissouri twice, and Vvestern lllinoisg and los- ing to Evansville twice and Western lllinois. 2 1 i i1x.N1ri. I LCOIII HYIP! i ' ,4 lff. X I 1' ' I V 'lI4'r, 4fPl? JI f-,Z ini row: lion Henry, Carlxomlalv: Don Canipln-ll. Blomnington: ,loc Hnrlmrz. ftliiiago: Bill Almlrirlgv, ciilI'll0llClilll'2 lirerl ltr:-nzc-l, Slnunton: Dixie .loin-S, o ron! mu y 1 Nun Atlens irq, rr Urn 14 l isfrr 'I XX i, - X . B I. 4-rnon: . in B wriin. 'ir mn- -1 ' Swimpt, ,tflflilllll ' irlon, Ia crvi 0: ryan. T -vi .1 rx , 'a'ri- . ourili row: l vlv Nlilosvviili, fviglvr: Bvrnarcl Heiligvn- A sh-in. lin-c-lnirg: l nrra4'c- lberriclcson, Zvigler: llislc Kulluilla, ftliimgng fqlmrlvs Valli-r, Tanmma: Qlmrlvs Durlmm. Xyi-st l'I'iIlllilUI't. ti row: Cuauli fytfrif-ng ixlarion txloalcv, ixlarion: Bull Hllllii. ciiiI'll0llltZll01 lxlkllin, lx1ilSl0IltHllI Crm-ii, lnlinsiun City: .Xrt Bla-nenmlcz, East St. Louis: fiom ll Bluriin. rl-lie Nlaroon lvaseliallers clictnlt fare so well last Spring from time won-lost standpoint, as tliey won two games anct lost six in Conference rompetition, anct marlu-cl up an overall record ol' six won ancl tliirtecn lost. However, Coacli Glenn A'Al3eH Flartin and assistant coach Bill OBrien were looking to 1050. wtmen nine ot tlle sixteen lettermen were slatect to lJe baclc. 6136 Clyde l.c-ilicll, Soutlic-rn Baseball Captain ol I0-10. S0lltl'll l'I1'S 10-10 version ol tlle lnaselmall Nlaroons lincfcl up as follows: Blilt Xvilclmeclcer rncl l050 Captain Bill Baum-r ldeliinct ttme plateg 1040 captain Clyclc- Leilicli and Bill Elliott at lirstg Diclc .lones anct Pete Dempsey at sc-Condg Art Nlenenrlez anfl Cliarles Drrrlizlin at sliort- stop: .loe Horlmacz and Ent Cireen at ttlirclg Dicli Kulcullca, Don Camplvell, ancl Ecl Bryan in ttxe outlielclg ancl Frecl Brenzc-l, lxlarion ixloalie, Barney Heilgfc-nstc-in, anrl tlargis on ltle inouml. Frecl Brenzel ol Staunton, the teamts leaot- ing pitctler, was cliosen lxy liis teammates as llic squaclts most valualole player lor 1040. 55 4555527-fiwsw gi S '54 ,pf ,Q A vzmkiz :UH A Mifliii' A if 2 Ks 2 ..,. . Q1 ia ' Q? , if -gfiii? - I ...I fm :W ' if J- QJ Q2 eg . -w L, My ,, A f , Q ,Xi ,WY f . SH S an -9 'J 4 kg.,f . S ef? wig? iff? 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Blorris came to SOllll1CI'f1 in the fall ol 1948 and was inauguratecl llle following spring. He received a B,A. from Park College, an from Lfniversity ol Blaine, and il PHD. from flue University ol lowa. President lxlorris l'li1S been extremely active in lurtlwering S0lIfl'lEl'I1'5 welfare. S. 9 '. vu if Left: Presiclm-nt Xlorris clelivering Sf? V . rg, an alter-clinncr spew-clm. - . .2 Qi Top: Xvillm blll'lI!0l'S lmeloro Tlmlmlqsgivirmg gimme. Bofiomr First ol Nlklffll ol Dimes. The administrative deans are essentiai to the successful operation of any university. These three men have the responsibility of providing appropriate curricula for S.l.U. stu- dents. The College of Education grants the Administrative Assistant to the President Dr. Charles D. Tenney came to Southern in 1931. He received an AB. from Gooding College, an A.M. from the University of Oregon and Harvard Uni- versity, and a Ph.D. from the University of Oregon. degree Bachelor of Science in Educationg time College of Liberal Arts and Sciences grants the degree of Bachelor of Arts, time College of Vocations and Professions grants the degree of Bachelor of Science. T. VV. Abbott. Pi1.D. Douglas E. Lawson, Henry J. Rehn, PhD. Dean of the College PHD- Dean of the College of Liberal Arts Dean of the College of Vocations and and Sciences of Education Professions e148z Personnel Deans l. Cflnrlc Davis Hole-n A. Slmnmn Dorm ol xxlvn Donn of Xvonwn I I I The Council Advisory to the President 'lille uclvisory council is t'0lllIl0Sl'Cl ol I3 a.clminislmtion. ln inlormnl meetings pertinent ilnvulty nu-mlwrs vlvrlvml lay the lncully mul xssuvs ure' disrllssm-cl nncl mcllmocls lornnulatecl two stunlc-nls uppoiniml lmy the Siuclffnt QYOUII- lby ilu- presirle-nl and ilu- nu-mlners lor llle lil. uml il svrves ai poliry maliing organ fo flue Qem-ral wfsllarv ol llw Lillivc-rsiiy. flu illrv lvll: l'n-siilenl Blorris. llr. ,Xlvxunmlx-r, Dr. lilaxru-r., ilu llw riglll: lxlrs. llomluvuuil, Dr, 'lla-nnvy, D4-.un llnxis :Jn-un Xlvlmll. Dr. Nlmllzmivl. lleun R4-lm. llr, Sr-l1iwicl1'r', xlr, Nlilvs. xlise Slum-, fxliss Slmnlx. Nliss lnlrummuml. Jr, llnvin-s. 'ih- .1 s 3 I 'fd :Qf 5 .1 we will as-Qt me ,If :NW v A .f-3 Biclcnell, William C. 0946, Professor of Industrial Education B.S., North Texas State Teachers Collegeg lNI.A,, D.Etl., University of Missourig Uni- versity of California. Briggs, Harold E. 0945, Professor of History University of South Dakotag Ph.D., Univers- itv of Iowa. Cunningham, Floyd 0947, Associate Professor of Geography Eastern Illinois State Collegeg B.Ed., Illinois State Normal Universityg University of Chi- cagog AAI., I'h.D., Clark University. Davies, Dorothy 0939, Professor of Physical Education for hvomen B.S., University of Cincinnatig M.A., Teach- ers College, Columbia Universityg Ed.D., University of Cincinnati. Davis, J. Cary 0930, Associate Professor of Foreign Languages B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg the Sor- bonne: A.M.. Ph.D., University of Chicago. Elliott, Eileen E. 41948, Professor of Home Economics B.S., Northwest Missouri State Teachers Collegeg M.A., 'Teachers College, Columbia Universityg Ed.D., University of Missouri. Franlclin, Cecil 0948, Assistant Professor of Physical Education for Men B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed., Dir. P.E., Indiana University. Gersloacher, Vvillard M. 0929-30: 1936, Professor of Zoology B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg A.M., University of Illinoisg University of Washing- tong Ph.D., University of Illinois. Hisliey, lvlarshall 0946, Dean of lweng Professor of Psychology B.S. in Ed.. M.S., Kansas State Teachers Collegeg Ph.D., University of Nebrasltag Ohio State University. Johnson, Joseph K. 0947, Professor of Sociology A.B., University of Texasg University of Chi- cagog M.A.. University of Texasg Ph.D., Washington University. Lindegren, Carl Clarence 0947, Professor of Mimohiology B.S., M.S., University of Wisconsing Ph.D., California Institute of Technology. Kesnar, Nlaurits 0946, Professor of Mrisie Master Dipl., Royal Conservatory fFlesch and Schmuller,, Amsterdam, The Netherlandsg Diploma, Hoch Schule fur Musik, Berlin, Lvermanyg M.A., Ph.D., University of Iowa. Department chairmen are responsible for planning 441502 ixiavericlc, Lewis A. 0946, Professor of Economics B.S., Washington Universityg M.A., Ecl.fvI., Ed.D.. Harvard Ifniversityg Ph.D., University of California. lvlcllbaniel, Vvillour 09391 Associate Professor of Mathematics B.S., Kansas State Collegeg M.Ph., Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. Neckers, James VV. 0927, Professor of Chemistry A.B., Hope Collegeg M.S., Ph.D., University of Illinois. Scott, J. W. 419475 Professor of Business Aclministration A.B., University of Wichitag M.A., Univers- ity of Texasg Ph.D., University of Chicago. Stelifes, Robert A. 0946, instructor in Iournaiism B.S., South Dakota State Collegeg M.S., Syracuse University. Swartz, Willis G. 119303 Professor of Government B.A., M.A., Ph.D., University of Iowag Clark University. Talley, C. Horton 09485 Professor of Speech B.A., Simpson Collegeg M.A., Northwestern Universityg Ph.D., State University of Iowa. Tuclcer, Lowell R. 09471 Associate Professor of Agriculture B.S.. University of Illinoisg M.S., University of New Hampshireg University of Minnesotag Ph.D., Massachusetts State College. Warren. Fount G. 0913, Professor of Education A.B.. McKendree Collegeg A.M., University of Chicagog St. Louis University. Vvatlcins, Ben P. 0946, Assistant Professor of Art A.A., Whitworth Collegeg A.B., M.A., Loui- siana State Universityg Tulane Universityg Phillins University. Vvelch, Walter B. 0938, Associate Professor of Botany A.B., Wabash Collegeg S.M., Ph.D., Univers- ity of Chicago. Young, Otis B. 0929, Professor of Physics and Astronomy A.B.. Wabash Collegeg M.A., Ph.D., Uni- versity of Illinois. class schedules aswell as executing general policies c1519 Alien, lvlary A. il949i Visiting Lecturer, Social Virorlzer B.Ed., Northern Illinois State Teachers Collegeg M.S.S.W',, Washington University. Alexander, Orville il938l Director of Alumni Servicesg Professor of Government B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg M.A., Ph.D., University of Iowa. Allerl, .Iohn VV. il942i Acting Director of the lx luseunz, Instructor Southern Illinois University. iArvin. lvlarten J. il949l Associate Professor of Physics and Astronomy A.B., Indiana State Teachers Collegeg M.S., johns Hopkins Universityg l'h.D., University ol' Illinois. Balgcoclc, Gladys il939l Assistant Professor of Home Economics BS., M.S., University of Minnesotag Colorado State Collegeg Iowa State College. Barbour, Francis fl925l Associate Professor of English A.B., M.A., Washington Universityg Kings Col- lege, University of Londong Radcliffe Collegeg University of Texasg University of Wisconsin. Barnes, lvlary il929l Assistant Professor of Home Economics A.B., University of Illinoisg M.S., Iowa State Collegeg George Peabody College for Teachersg University of Illinois. Baxter, Joseph fl946i Assistant Professor of History A.B., Berea Collegeg M.A., Duke University. Beltz, Dorothy il949l Teacher Training B.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois University. Benson, Willard 0949, Instructor. Industrial Education B.S., M.S., Stout Institute. Blaclc, Amos H9481 Associate Professor Mathematics A.B., Marietta Collegeg M.A., West Virginia Universityg Ph.D., Cornell University. Blaclcman, Maxine H9485 Faculty Assistant, information Service A.B., M.S., Southern Illinois University. Beimlohr, Oliver fl949i Instructor, Geography and Geology B.S., University of Illinoisg MS., Vanderbilt Universityg Ohio State University. Bosley, Howard fl937l Associate Professor of Education B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg M.A., Ed.D., Teachers College. Columbia University. Bracewell, George 11931, Associate Professor of Rural Education B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg A.M., Uni- versity ot' Michigang Northwestern Universityg University of Chicago. The faculty members are always present to lend a s1522 Brown, Rosalie 0949, instructor, University School B.S. in Ed., M.S., Southern Illinois University. Bryant, Roye 0948, Field Representative B.Ed., Southern Illinois Ifniversityg M.A., Ifni- versity of Illinoisg Washington University. Bucar, John 0949, Associate University Physician: Associate professor of Physiology B.NI., IvI.D., University of Pittsburghg Chicago hledical School. Buclcman, Rollin 0949, Instructor: Speech A.A., Stockton Junior Collegeg B.A., Stanford Universityg M.A., Whittier Collegeg College of Pacific. Buclcman, Virginia 0949, Faculty Assistant, Speech B.A., University of Californiag M.A., Whittier College. Burns, Vviniired 0939, Assistant Professor of English A.B., A.M., University of Illinoisg Bread Loaf School of Englishg University of Chicago. Camp, G. C. 0947, Assistant Professor of English B.A., Ohio Wesleyan Universityg MA., Ohio State Universityg University of Illinois. Carey, lVlargaretta 0949, Instructor. University School B.S., Lebanon Valley Collegeg M.A., M.M., East- man School of Musicg University ol' Rochester. Casehier, Elanor 0949, instructor, University School B.S., M.S., University of Illinois. Cavender, Thera 0947, Librarian, Instructor B.S. in Ed., Southwest Missouri State Collegeg A.M., University of Missourig B.S. in L.S., Uni- versity of Illinois. Chandler, Stewart 0940, Consulting Entomologist B.S., University of Wisconsing Field Entomologist, Illinois Natural History Survey. Clarlc, Marshall 0947, Assistant Professor of Agriculture B.S., M.S., University of Illinois. Coleman, Ernest 0946, Associate Professor of English A.I3., University of Illinoisg A.M., University of WYISCOHSIHQ Ph.D., University of Illinois. Cundall, Zella 0946, instructor, Lihrarian B.A., B.S. in L.S., University of Illinois. Dey, Raymond 0946, Director. Extension and Adult Education B.S., Blackburn Universityg M.S., University of Illinoisg Washington University. helping hand. Not only do they guide the students in 44 153 2 Dullirain, Viola fl947l Associate Professor of Business Administration- A.B., University of Illinoisg A.M., Ph.D., Uni- versity of Chicago. Dylchousc, Claude H9475 Associate Professor of Education B.S., Michigan State College, M.A., Ph.D., University of Michigan. Edwards, Troy 0947, lnstructor, Assistant Principal, University School B.Ed., M.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg Indiana University. Enrietto, Marjorie H9491 Alumni Recorcler B.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois University. Entsminger, Mary 0922, Associate Professor, University School Southern Illinois Universityg Ph.B., University of Chicago, M.A., Teachers Collegeg Columbia University. Ervin, Kenneth 0947, Instructor in Art B.A., M.A., Louisiana State University. Etheridge, Robert fl949l Assistant to the Dean of Men B.A., B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois University. Etheridge, Veda il949l Placements Service 1 Murray State Teachers Collegeg B.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois University. Etherton, Lucille H9495 Bursar Southern Illinois University. Faner, Robert fl930l Associate Professor of English A.B., Allegheny Collegeg M.A., University of Iowag Columbia Universityg Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. Farnham, Emily C9473 Assistant Professor of Art B.S. in Ed., Kent State University, M.A., Ohio State Universityg California College of Arts and Crafts: Cleveland School of Art. Fehrman, Ben 0949, lnstructor in Agriculture B.S., University of Arizonag M.S., Purdue Uni- versity. Ferrell, Carl 0949, Faculty Assistant, Biological Research Laboratory B.S., M.A., Southern Illinois University. Fildes, Woodrow lVl. ll948l instructor in lvlathematics B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois University. Fischer, Gilbert ll949l Instructor, Music B.A., B.M., Oberlin Collegeg M.M., North Texas State College. scholastic affairs, but they also are constantly called K1549 Fishloaclc, Vvoodson 0948, Associate Professor of Education u B.S. in Ed., A.M., University of Missourig Ph.D., University of Chicago. Fischer, June 0949, Physiology, Nurse B.S., Texas State College for Women. Foote, Charles 0947, Associate Professor of Zoology B.S., North Texas State Teachers Collegeg .M.S., gexas A. and M. College, Ph.D., University of OYVZL Galle gly, Rohert 0946, Chief Accountant B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg A.M., Uni- versity of Illinois. Garlautt, Cameron 11947, Assistant Professor of Speech B.S., Northwestern Universityg University of Iowa: University of Oregon, M.S., University of Washingtong Louisiana State University. Gassan, Carolyn 0949, Instructor, University School B.A., University of Toledog M.F.A., University of Iowai Goetz, Helen. 0946, Physiology, Nurse R.N., Holden Hospital of Nursing. Goodwin, Tina 0947, Assistant Professor, University School B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg M.A., Teach- ers College, Columbia University, University of Tennesseeg University of Chicago. Gruhlo, Donald R. 0949, Instructor in Iournalism B.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg M.A., University of Minnesota. Gunderson, John 0949, Instructor, Industrial Education B.S., Stout Instituteg M.A., Ohio State Universityg University of Minnesota. Haddock, Ruth 0948, Assistant Dean of Women A.B., Pennsylvania College for Wolneng M.A., University of Pittsburghg University of Wisconsing College of William and Maryg University of Ha- waiig Syracuse University. Hadley, Elhert 0947, Associate Professor of Chemistry Wheaton College, B.S., M.S., University of Mich- igang Ph.D., Duke University. Hall, Dilla 41924, Assistant Professor, University School I3.Ed., University of Chicagog St. Louis Univers- ityg University of Illinois. Harris, Stanley 0949, Associate Professor of Geography and Geology A.B., Princeton Universityg M.S., Ph.D., Uni- versity of Iowa. Hartwig, Hellmut 0948, Associate Professor of Foreign Languages Alt., University of Illinois, M.A., Louisiana State LIHIVCTSIIYQ Ph.D., University of Illinois. upon to act as chaperones at the many social events C4 155 2 Heicice, Dorothy H9471 Librarian, Assistant Professor B.S. in L.S., A.B., M.A. in L.S., University of Illinois. Hoider, Lynn H9461 Assistant Professor of Physical Education for Men B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg M.S. in Ed,, Indiana University. Hoyle, Billy H9481 Instructor in isiatixematics B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois Uni- versity. Hunsinger, Paul H9491 Instructor in Speech B.A., North Central Collegeg B.D., Evang. Theo- logical Seminary, M.A., Northwestern University. Ingli, Donald 119471 Director of Audioavisuai Aids Service B.S., State Teachers College, River Falls, Wiscon- sing M.A., University of Minnesota, University of Wisconsin. Johnson, lVIarvin H9481 Instructor in Industrial Education B.S. in Ed., Eastern Illinois State Collegeg M.S., University of Illinois. Jordan, Roy Vail H9481 Assistant Professor of Education B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg Alf., Uni- versity of Illinois, M.A., University of Wisconsin. Kaplan, Harold H9491 Associate Professor of Physiology A,B., Dartmouth Collegeg A.M., Ph.D., Harvard University. Kerley, Ruby H935-42: 19481 Librarian, Assistant Professor B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg B.S., Uni- versity of Illinoisg A.lNI. in L.S., University of Michigan. Kite, Grace H9411 Librarian, Assistant Professor B.S., Northwestern Universityg M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University, B.S. in L.S., Uni- versity of Illinois. Klimstra, Willard D. H9491 Assistant Professor, Zoology B.A., Maryville Collegeg M.S., Ph.D., Iowa State College, Blackburn Collegeg University of Illinoisg University of North Carolina. Knudson, Lillian H9491 Assistant Professor in Home Economics B.S., M.S., University ot' Wisconsin, American Academy of Art, Chicago. Krappe, Edith H9291 Assistant Professor of English A.B., A.M., University of Iowag Indiana Uni- versity, University of Minnesotag University of Pennsylvania, Leave of Absence, 1947-49. Lewis, William H9491 Assistant Professor of Zoology B.S., North Carolina State Collegeg M.S., Ph.D., Iowa State College. Lindegren, Mrs. Carl H9471 Research Associate tiring the year. In addition to a full teaching load, 61562 Lingle, Lelancl 0927, Assoriaie Professor of Physical Ifciucntion for lwen Bild., Southern Illinois Universilyg lVI.A,, Uni- versity of Iowa. Locliwood, Bonnie Ps. 0945, Instructor, University High School B,Ecl., M.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg University of California at Los Angelesg Uni- versity of Illinois. Luclce, William H. 0949, Assistant Professor of Physics unri Astronomy B.S.. Hampden-Sydney Llollegeg M.S., Ph.D., University of Virginia. Lynn, Thelma 0945, Li hruriun, Assistant Professor B..-X.. University of Texasg B.S.. BLS., School of Library Service, Columbia University. Malone, Willis 0939, Assistant Professor of Education B.Ed.. Southern Illinois Universityg lVI.A., North- western University: Ohio State Universityg Leave of Absence, 1948-49. lxiather, Acialine N. 0949, Assistant Professor of ivlicrohiology S.B.. University of Chicagog Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. lVlcCrary, Jaclc Smith 0949, Instructor in Sociology A.B., M.A., Southern Methodist University. lVIcGrath, Robert 0949, Assistant Professor of Government AB., Fort Hays, Kansas State Collegeg BLA., Ph.D., State University of Iowa. lvlclseocl, Archibald 0947, Associate Professor of Speech A.B., Oberlin College, M.A., University of Iowa: Ph.D., Cornell University. lvleehan, Elizaloeth 0941, Instructor, University Training School B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg A.M., Uni- versity of Illinois. lVIees, John 0946, Assistant Professor, University High School B.ECl..Southern Illinois Universityg M.S.,Univers- ity of.Illinoisg University of Missourig University of Chicagog Indiana University. Melvin, iVIary Belle 0947, Instructor, Librarian Bv.IQd., Southern Illinois University, B.S. in L.S., University of Illinois. Merwin, Bruce 0947, Professor of Education A.B., B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D., University of Kansas, Miles, Eciwarcl V., Jr. 0919, Business Manager, Associate Professor of Economics B.Ed.., Southern Illinois University: University of Chicagog A.M.. St. Louis University. lvlorrison, Vernon 0947, Assistant professor of Economics B.S., .M.A., University of Nebraskag University of Chicago. many of them are prevailed upon to sponsor one of the K1572 lVIorton, Ward 419497 Associate Professor of Government A.B., Southwest Texas State Teachers Collegeg BLA., Ph.D., University of Texas. lwluller, Roloert 0949, Professor: Director, University Lihraries A.B., Stanford Universityg A.M., Ph.D., Univers- ity of Chicago. IVIurray, Earl 0948, Faculty Assistant, Registrar's Office B.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois University. Neal, Charles 0948, Associate Professor of Education and Director of Teacher Training B.P.S.M., Indiana Universityg A.M., University of Illinoisg M.S. in Ed., D.Ed., Indiana Uni- versity. Neckers, Jeanette 0946, Faculty Assistant, Speech A.B., Hope Collegeg Southern Illinois Universityg Northwestern University. Neely, .lulia 0926, Associate Professor of English A.B., A.lNI., Washington Universityg Kings Col- lege, University of Londong New York Universityg St. Louis Universityg University of Michigan, Nichols, Leonard 0949, instructor in Business Administration B.S., University ol' Pittsburghg M.S., Columbia University. Olsson, Phillip 0949, instructor in lvlusic University of Arkansasg DePaul Ijniversityg B.M., LLM., Chicago Conservatory of Music. Pardee, Charles 09291 Assistant Professor of History A.B., Hiram Collegeg B.D., Union Theological Seminaryg A.M., University of Chicagog Columbia University. Parlcer, Louise 0949, instructor in Health Education B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg M.P.H., Ifni- versity of Michigan. Paris, Gus 0949, Instructor in History B.A., M.A., Southern Illinois University. Petrofi, Louis 0940, Assistant Professor of Socioiogy B.A., University of Wisconsing A.M., Ph.D., Uni- versity of Southern California. Phelps, William Neal 0941, Professor of ilriucation B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg A.M., Uni- versity of Illinois, Ed.D., Colorado State College ot' Education. Phillips, Francis 0944, Instructor in Health Education B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg M.A., Teach- ers College, Columbia Universityg University of Minnesotag University of Kansas. Plummer, John 0949, Instructor, University School B.S., Ball State Teachers Collegeg Indiana State University. numerous interest groups. Besides their many duties s158D Price, Dalias H947l Assistant Professor of Geography A.B., A.M., University of Illinoisg University of Wisconsin. Pride, Carl H949l Instructor in Mattieniatics B.S., M.S., University of Oregong University of Chicagog Northwestern University. Pulliam, Mabel H945l Director, Student Housing Southern Illinois University. Ragsciale, Tecl H925l Professor of Education B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg M.A., Uni- versity of Illinoisg Ph.D., St. Louis University. Randle, VV. L. H9455 Instructor, Veterans Guidance Center B.Ed.. Southern Illinois Universityg Northwestern Uniyersityg M.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois Uni- versity. Randolph, Victor H935l Associate Professor of Education B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg M.A., Teach- ers College, Columbia lfniversityg Ph.D., George Peabody College for Teachers. Rant, Caroline H9483 Assistant Professor of ixiicrotniology B.S., Ifniversity ol' Illinoisg George Washington Universityg Cornell Ifniversityg Ph.D., Washington University. Rector, Alice H946l Instructor, Assistant to the Student Life Deans B.Ed., M.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg University of Denver. Reed, Alex H946l Assistant Professor in Agriculture B.S., University of Illinoisg Colorado State Col- legeg M.S., University of Illinois. Resniclc, Rohert H949l Instructor, Music B.M., Roosevelt Collegeg M.M,, University of Wichita. Rielce, Evelyn H937l Assistant Professor, University School B.S., M.A., M.Ed., University of Illinoisg Uni- versity of Chicago. Roach, Luiu H930l Assistant Professor of Art Southern Illinois Universityg Ph.D., University of Chicagog Fine Arts School. Sanders, Nlacige H924l Assistant Professor B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg A.M., Uni- versity of Chicagog University of Southern Cali- forniag St. Louis Universityg New York University. Schroecler, J. Henry H923l Professor of Industrial Education B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg M.S., Uni- versity of Iowag University of Missouri. Scott, R. A. H9231 Professor of Chemistry B.S., M.S., Ph.D., University of Illinois. on campus they are expected to participate in some of 61592 i Shalte, Shelby H9445 Assistant Professor, University School l B.S., Indiana State Teachers Collegeg Huntington Collegeg Purdue Universityg M.A., Indiana lfni- versityg University of Notre Dame. Shanlc, Marjorie H9231 Registrar, Associate Professor of Geography B.A., University of North Dakotag M.A., Clark Universityg University of Chicagog London School of Economicsg St. Louis University. Shuloert, Esther H943l Assistant Professor, University Libraries B.Ed., Eastern Illinois State Collegeg B.S. in L.S., M.A. in L.S., University of Illinois. Smith, Gladys H930 Assistant Professor, University School B,Ed., 'Southern Illinois lfniversityg M.A., Teach- ers College, Columbia Universityg University of glhicagog University of Coloradog University of owa. Smith, lxfladeline H929l Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages A.B., A.M., Northwestern Universityg University of Chicagog Middleburry Collegeg Yale University. Smith, lxlae Trovillion H943l Instructor in English A.B., A.M., Indiana Universityg George Peabody College for Teachers. Stahlheber, Patricia H9471 Instructor in Foreign Languages B.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg A.M., University of Illinoisg Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala. Stehr, .lean H944l instructor in Physical Education for Vtlomen B.S., M.A., Texas State College for Women. Stone, Hal H946l Instructor in Chemistry B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg M.S., Uni- versity of Alabama. Stone, Opal H946l Assistant Professor, University Libraries B.A., Northwest Missouri State Collegeg B.S. in L.S., M.S. in L.S., University of Illinois. Stotlar, John H948l Instructor, University School B.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg M.S., Indiana University. Stull, Marjorie H942l Instructor: Librarian, University School B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg Brown Uni- versityg B.S. in L.S., University of Illinois. Swan, Peggy H949l Faculty Assistant, University School B.Ed., Southern Illinois University. Swayne, Julius H948l Faculty Assistant, Zoology B.S., B.S. in Ed., M.S., Southern Illinois Uni- versity. Teel, Harley H935l Assistant Professor, University School B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg A.M., Uni- versitV of Illinois. the community activities. They address many organizations K 160 2 Thalman, Vvellington 0929, Professor of Education A.B., Ellsworth Collegeg A.M., Ph.D., Cornell University, University of Chicago. 11948, Travis, Edna instructor in English B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois University. 0940, Treece, MHJCIYD instructor, University School B.Ed., Southern Illinois Universityg A.M., Uni- versity of Chicagog Northwestern University. Troloaugh, Carl 0942, ilianager, University Boolzstore B.S., Southern Illinois University. Tudor, Vvilliam 0948, Associate Professor of Sociology B.S., M.S., Ohio State Universityg Ph.D., Iowa State College. Turner, Arnold 0949, instructor in Business Administration B.S., Indiana State Teachers Collegeg M.S., Indi- ana University. Turner, Max 0947, Associate Professor of Government B.Ed., Eastern Illinois State Collegeg M.A., Ph.D., University of Iowa. Turner, Rohert 0947, Associate Professor of English B.A., B.S. in Ed., M.A., University of Missourig University of Chicagog Ph.D., Yale University. VanLente, Kenneth 0931, Professor of Chemistry A.B., Hope Collegeg M.S., Ph.D., University of Michigan. Van Trump, Rulay 0928, Assistant Professor, University School B.S. in Ed., Southwest Missouri State Teach- ers Collegeg A.M., George Peabody College for Teachers. Vogely, Maxine ' 0947, Instructor, Director of Anthony Hail A.B., B.Ed., University of Cincmnatig University of Wisconsing A.M., Cornell University. Vvalceland, Floyd 0 939, Associate Professor of Music B. of Music, Illinois Wesleyan University, Chris- tiansen Choral Schoolg M.Mus., Bush Chicago Conservatoryg Westminster Choir College. Vvarcl, lrma 0946, Faculty Assistant in Botany B.Ed., Southern Illinois University. Vvaters, Loraine 0947, Instructor, University Museum B.A., M.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois University. Webb, Olive 0949, Faculty Assistant, Presicienfs Office Southern Illinois Universityg A.B., Washington University. I and accept these responsibilities with enthusiasm KISID Teas, informal parties, and Vvheeler, Roberta 119495 Faculty Assistant, Physical Education for Women Millikin Universityg B.S. in Ed. Southern Illinois University. Vvillcinson, James fl948l lnstructor in Physical Education for Men B.S., M.S,, Indiana Universityg Southern Illinois University. Willard, Charles 119491 Associate Professor, University School Ed.D., Rhode Island College of Educationg A.M., Ph.D., Brown University. Wille, Don 119491 Instructor, Health Education B.S., Wayne Universityg M.S., University of Michigang Michigan State Normal College. Vvolff, Ernest 0948, Supervisor, Veterans Housing Projects A.A., Blackburn Collegeg Illinois State Normal Universityg Shurtleff College. Wood, Eugene 0949, Instructor, University School iouthern Illinois Universityg B.S., University of lI'l0lS. Vvoods, Harvey 41949, lnstructor in Agriculture B.S., M.S., University of Illinoisg Southern Illinois University. Wright, Alice 119255 Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B,, Indiana Universityg M.A., University of Illinois. Xvright, John t1925D Associate Professor of History Ph.B., A.M., University of Chicago. Young, Eleanor f1946l Faculty Assistant, University School A.B., Trevecca Collegeg Curry School of Expres- siong Northwestern University. Zimmerschied, Charlotte 0927, Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy B.A., M.A., University of Minnesotag University of Chicagog Columbia Universityg St. Louis Uni- versity. other social events are not unusual. 41622 The Graduate School of Southern Tllv gracluate scliool ol' Soulliern lllinois Univvrsity lms lllCl'9ilSCCl io an vnrollnwnl ol 230 illv winlcr lcrm. ,lqlllx maslvrls clegrov is now ollllerecl in lniology, linglisll, foreign language-s, government, liislory, mallwmatics, microlaiology, pllysicvs, sociology, Zoology, lgiological sciences, Clinical psy- ' cliology, l'CllICiltlOllill uclministrntion ancl supervision, elemvnt- nry eclucation, guiclance and Counseling, pliysical science, social sciencc, anal special Pclucution. Dr. Xvillis Swartz Cliairnurn of Graclualv Council lfirsl row: Rem-llizu. Dr. Swnrlz, lxlrs. Swnrlz, Taylor, Svconrl row: K, Slllllll, Nlrs. Slllllll, Blrs. ll.urll1. ,l. lgklflll, lxlrs. llluylor. Nlrs, Blclllmil. S, Nlcplmil, Torlcl, Blrs. ,l. Xlilllllvl, P, Xvilliins. Nl. Dvlhipp, Curlis, Blrs. Curtis, Vlloclcl, Nlifluiiixs, Nlrs. Nliflanus, Xvvlmlx, Burns, B. fl. Bc-lll, Nlrs. lln-llz. llzumillon, Spillor, l.yl1argvr, lanes. llurclvsly' I-' Illuvl' Nh llluyl' llllvc ollllicm-rs ol' mln- clulr urn- B. fxurlis, prvsinlc-nt: K. Srniill, xicm--prvsiclvnlz uml Nlmnlnnus. smrc-tary-Irs-usurm-r. My H, ...B- Q 4 ':,' Lf c, 3,3 if ,., ,. -13,13 f y , i o GRADUATE DINNER WITH GL'IiS'lS AND BIDHSERS Q 163 A wits? ,. '-nf. 2 i fi 'A iw N 44 N if X, Huw THE SENIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Left to riglll: Vvilliam l.einesfl1 ....... Nlice-President Henry Barnard ..... Secretary-Treasurer Robert Colborn ....... .... P resident The Senior class leaves with an excellent four-year record. Un tlie opposite page lrom top to lnottom are: Senior girls in a typical dormitory sceneg even a dignified senior slips on icy steps: l0:30 p.m.g worlcing liard tlie last year: senior ladies going to Cllurcla. Tin- class ol 1950 has indeed loeen an exceptional class, and tliouglr tlwey may leave Soutllern witli some cliagrin yet, tlley are prepared to enter that otller type of lile outside tlle College walls. e1662 if ff Y, fu ..... , N --New-, , :ii --v wlkmm Wibfimnw EiJ0F2E'iRwm!'A,+s:x i r 3 is rt ' I gf 2 i I 5 t s 5 2 E r l 2 i i A 1 ill E z E 5 44 7? Aiiyers, Liiiian Murpirysboro Niajor: Piiysicai Education: iviinor: History Aiciridge, Vviiiiam Wolf Lake iViajor: Agriculture fuien, Eiizaiuetil Bunker iwiajorz Pilysicai Eciucationi iviinor: Art Aiien, Paui Carbondale Major: Business Aciministration: iviinorz Economics Angelo, Leoni Belleville iviaiorz Mathenlaticsz Minor: Economics. Engiisiw Antoiine, Luther Carbondale Niajor: Business Adnlinistrationc ixiinorz Economics Arciier, Gerald K. Carterville ixiajorz Piwysicai Education: Fiinorz Social Studies Artis, Vviiiiam Mt. Vemon Major: Speech: Niinor: Sociology Asseimeier, Gien Valmeyer Niajor: Prelviedicai Azar, Arthur Harrisburg Niajor: Business Baldwin, Vvaiiace Herod Major: Geograpixyg Minor: History Barnard, Henry Chester Niajor: History Minor: Govemment. Engiisix BHUQIICT, JHIYICS Eld0TadO iviaiorz History: iViin0r: Engiistx Bauer, Vviiiiam Freeimurg Major: Pilysicai Education: Minor: Health Education Becker, Leona Iolmston City Niaiorz Elementary Education: ixtinorz Speech. Engiistl The graduating class of I 949-50 traipsed Bettz, Lyte M. Coilcien txtajorz tnciustriat Ectucation: iviinor: Geography Bennett, Vvancia Royaiton ixiajor: Home Economics: ixiinorz Speecti Bietii, Betty Benton Major: Home Economics: Minor: Engtisti tjiitington, Vviima Cassopoiis, Michigan Niajor: Ptlysicat Education: Minor: Engtistl Btactctorci, Barbara Fairfield iviajorz Engtisti: Niinor: History Blair, Jetta R. Brighton Major: Home Economics: Minor: Business Btessin, Ctlartes Mt. Vernon Major: Ctlemistryz Minor: Mathematics, Piiysics Btocictey, Rancieit Benton Ntajor: Chemistry: ivtinorz Mathematics, Physics Boese, Vvittiam Niurptiystmro Major: History: Ntinor: Engtistx 'UF' w-..-11' Bontiam, Robert E. Cartnonoiate Major: Agricutture: ' ZF-K Minor: Geography 2 Bonnette, Eari M. Mt. Vernon P 'J' I V as Major: Sociat Stuciies: jf A Niinor: Engtisti Q Boyd, Jactc R. Springfield Vzl Major: Chemistry: K iv' IF F I ,,-- Minor: Mathematics ., Broker, Frieda E. Rinaroi , ,, ' it I 'V Major: Business Administration: Niinor: Mathenlatics Bramstecit, Kart D. Mascouiah txtajor: inctustriat Education: Niinor: Engtisti Brown, Nietima L. Herrin Ntajor: Elementary Ectucation 010 ,im M ., -, W , i- - ' 7 w rf? -J, 'ff 5 JL in with the back to normalcy movement in the fall of I 946. KI692 Atiy, Bullar, Jack L. Desoto Major: Social Science: Minor: English Bumpus, Ola Maxine Bonnie Major: Physical Education: Minor: English, Health Education Burch, James Carbondale Major: Business Administration: Minor: Economics Burlcs, Lawrence L. Herrin Major: Speech: lxflinorz Sociology Burns, William Chicago Major: Government, History Butler, Charles D. Carbondale Major: Business: Minor: Economics Byars, Glenn R. Christopher lxflajor: industrial Education: Minor: Physical Education Canning, Phyllis Sparta Major: English: Minor: Speech, History Cannon, James Marion lvlajor: Government: Minor: History Cantrell, Donald E. Benton Nlajor: Matliematicsz Minor: Zoology, Chemistry CJHTIHHCIC, George Sugarloaf Carmody, Robert Hardin Major: Social Studies: lVlinor: Physical Education Carr, Bill Murphyshoro Major: Mathematics 3 Minor: Accounting Carroll, A. Clem Herrin lvlajor: Industrial Education Cartvvright, A. Louis East St. Louis lvlajor: Pre-Medical Veterans were in their heyday then, K170:: Casleton, George A. West Frankfort lvlajorz History: lxflinorz English Caudle, Carter C. Chester Nlajor: History: Nlinor: English Chaney, Benjamin P. Carrier Mitts Major: Business Administration: ixlinorz Economics Childs, Robert Chase Quincy Major: History, Sociology Chumley, John S. Coffeen Major: Sociology: Minor: Psycholo gy Clark, Walter Hill Carbondale Major: Accounting Claricia, J. B. Centralia Major: Geography: Minor: Matheillatics Cleland, Charles Nlurptiyshoro Major: Govemment: Minor: History, English Clemmensen, Donna Jean Robinson Major: Elementary Education Clendenin, Vvilhur Rockwood Nlajor: lnclustrial Education: Nlinorz Government Cline, Bylla Granite City Major: Elementary Education Cochran, Nletella Bernice Pomona Nlajor: English: Nlinorz History Collins, T. Madge Mumhyshoro Major: English: lwlinorz Geography Collins, Sue Fairfield lvlajor: Home Economics: lvlinorz English Conner, Betty Lou Mulkeytown Major: Zoology: Minor: English, Health Education 5535- 52 and things at Southern were looking way up. 44 171 2 hw .,.f f Corona, Sal S. New York City Major: Government: Minor: History Cottrell, Charles L. Granite City Major: Social Sciences: Minor: English. Economics Cox, Clarence L. Herrin Major: Physical Education: Minor: English, Health Eclucation Cox, PIIOCLC Makanda Major: Physical Education: Minor: History Craig, John H. Herrin Major: Botany: Minor: Zoology Craine, Helen Wlurphyshoro Major: Business Administration: Minor: Home Economics Cralley, Mary Virginia Carmi Major: History: Minor: English Criminger, Fred Louisville, Kentucky Major: Social Studies: Nlinor: Journalism Criminger, George L. Louisville, Kentucky Major: History: Minor: Physical Eclucation Cross, Donald R. Christopher Major: Physical Eclucation: Minor: Geography, Health Education Cunningham, June Pinclzneyville Major: Business Administration: Minor: English Dallas, Bob Harrisburg Major: Physical Education: Minor: History Darnell, Ronald Akin Major: Health Education: Minor: Chemistry Davie, Charles EClWaI'd Carbondale Major: Geography: Minor: Agriculture De.larnett, Linciell E. Metropolis Major: Music: Minor: English You know what freshman years are like c1722 DeLany, Robert E. Nlarion Major: Sociology: Minor: English Denison, George R. Carbondale Major: Journalism: Ntinor: English Dick, Helen Herrin Major: English: Minor: Home Economics Dodig, Dean Marion Major: Physics Dagley, Malcolm Norris City lwajorz Elementary Education: Minor: Physical Education Dohanich, Franlc Cotp Major: Industrial Education: Minor: Art Ginger, Dolan VV. West Frankfort Major: English: Minor: Journalism Dorris, Harold Lee West Frankfort Major: Botany: Minor: Geography. Social Studies Dralce, Jack M. West Frankfort Major: Government: Minor: Business Administration Dudenbostel, Levern L. Percy Major: Mathematics: Minor: Physics Eaton, Joan Carbondale Major: Social Studies: Minor: English Eblin, Etta Kell Major: English: Minor: Home Economics Eddleman, Loren M. Dongola Major: Social Studies: Minor: English Edmonds, Robert Royattonj Major: Government: Minor: History Edwards, John D. Pittsburg Major: Industrial Education: Minor: English orientation, week-ends spent rushing home and faltering back, 4:1732 Elam, Betty B. Anna Major: Physical Education: Minor: History Elder, David Edward Colnden Major: Pre-Medical Ethel-ton, Robert C. Mumhyshoro Major: Physics, Mathematics: lVlinor: Social Studies Ewbank, Elberta Vanclalia Major: Physical Eclucation: Minor: English Euloanlcs, Sam B. Lawrenceville Major: Govemment: Minor: History Fagan, Mona Robinson Major: English: Minor: Journalism FHFIHCT, James Carbondale Major: Music: Minor: English Feazel, Lorena Raleigh. Major: English: Minor: History Ferguson, Donald W. Sufnnel' Major: Mathematics : Minor: Chemistry Fearnsicle, Mary Mi. Carmel Major: English, History Ferrell, Loclema Harrisburg Major: Elementary Education: Minor: Social Science Fiscus, Jaclcson L. Carlyle Major: Advertising Art: Minor: Journalism Fisher, Charles Benton Major: Social Science: Minor: English, Economics Florio, Philip Mumhyshoro Major: Geography: Minor: History Ford, Joe Dongola Major: Business Administration learning facts and fancies not 'found in s1742 Friedman, Robert Fairfield Major: Sociology: Minor: Business Fritzinger, Fred VV. Anna Major: Englisli. Joumalism Froman, Jimmy D. Harrisburg Major: Chemistry: Minor: Englislm Fulton, Billie J. Tiioien Major: Government: Minor: Sociology Fulton, Vvayne Pinckneyville Major: Economics: Minor: Matliemalics. Geography Cvacidie, Lawrence R. Greenview Major: Social Studies: lVlinor:Englisl1 f Gaerig, Carl D. DuQuoin Major: Business Administration Gallo, Mario Christopher Major: Social Studies: Minor: Englisli Garlos, Clinton Z. Okawvilie Major: Plnysical Education: Minor: Zoology Garlas, Phyllis Beimfolir Okawvilie Major: English: lvlinorz Latin Garner, Dorris Coixien Major: lnclustrial Education: Minor: Agriculture Gartner, Hugo Adolph Carterville Major: Speech: Nlinor: Englisll Gaslcins, Louis G. Harrisburg lvlajor: History: lxiinorz Englisli Crates, Luella Harrisburg lvlajor: Home Economics: lxlinorz Art Gicicumlu, James VV. Carmi Major: History: lvlinor: Pliysical Education. Govemment :Er ! ...MPS-Y -.air i t is i f gi 'I 55' , ,453 books, visiting the deans for pep talks and pleas, 11752 Gorden, Jeanne Vienna Nlajor: French, Spanish: Minor: English Grancion, Pauline Rinarct Niajor: English: Niinor: yiathcmatics Groennert, Frances Nashville Major: English: Minor: Home Economics GUIIIIOUSC, TIIOHIHS Mokena Major: Zoology: Minor: English, Chemistry Guy, David Vvayne Pincteneyvitte Major: Nlathematics: Niinor: English, Social Studies Hagier, Jacqueline Odin Major: Accounting: Minor: Mathenlatics Hancock, Philip S. Harrisburg Nlajor: Chemistry: ylinor: Nlathematics Hancock, Bill Pinckneyville Major: Business: Minor: Art Hanehutt, Ralph L. Evansville Niajor: Sociology: Minor: Geography Hanson, Joseph Lud MUVPIIYSBOTO Major: Business: Niinor: English, Speech Harctway, Kenneth Martinsville Major: Speech: Minor: English. History Harriss, Donald Christopher Major: Govemment, Sociology Harvick, Donald Roxana Niajor: Speech: Minor: English Hedges, Dale Ewing Niajorz Industrial Education: Minor: English Hediger, Marion Pocahontas Major: Elementary Education: Nlinor: Language Arts rush parties, evenings at Wheeler 441762 Heinz, Chartes R. Gillespie Ntajor: Physical Education: Minor: tndustriat Education Heisner, Betty Ann Pinckneyvilte Major: Geography: Minor: English Henderson, Ralph E. Zeigter Major: Business : Minor: Economics Henley, Lauret M. West Frankfort Major: Chemistry: Minor: Mathematics Hitt, Melvin Karnak Major: Physical Education: Minor: Geography Hocher, Janice Collinsville Major: Psychotogy: Minor: English, Sociology Hottand, Ntary Ann Marion Major: Business Holland, Maurice West Frankfort Major: tndustriat Education Hooppaw, Pat Carbondale Major: Zoology: Minor: Botany Harrett, Robert Stewart Cohden Major: Art: Minor: English House, Cart Karnak Major: Govemment: Minor: History. English Howey, Rohert Fairfield Major: Music: Minor: English Hughes, Joseph E. Carbondale Major: Physical Education: Minor: Health Education Hutchison, Rohert Howard Herrin Major: Social Studies: Minor: Physical Education Irvin, Vvittiam Martin Bette Rive Major: Zootogyg Minor: Chemistry 5, 'Ex-. 1 ix 5 2 b .HS Z kyi V iir E : o X I V Q ':'t':': , ::', M A ff iilj? Library, majors, minors, registration, labs . . . C1779 jaclcson, Harry Michael Chester lvlajorz lnctustrial Education: Minor: Physics James, Glen Gatatia Major: Government: Minor: History John, Paul D. Mt. Carmet Major: Social Studies: Minor: English Johnson, Marian Elizabeth Kinmuncty Major: Physical Education: Minor: English Johnson, Phyllis Jean Du Quoin Major: Speech: Minor: English Johnston, Mary Anita Cartnonotate Major: English: Minor: Art JOIICS, Carl Carbondale Major: History: Minor: Sociology, Health Education Jones, Carl L. Carbondale Major: Govemment: Minor: History, English Kallenhach, Marion E. Cmssvitte Major: Botany: Minor: Geography Kassner, Frank VV. Harrisburg Major: Mathematics: Minor: English Kelly, Patrick Mumhyshoro Major: Art: Minor: Physical Education Kenctriclc, Vvelclon Iotmston City Major: Social Studies: Minor: English liern, Doris Bettevitte Major: Elementary Education Kessler, Dean Freetiurg Major: Business: Minor: History Kidd, Maurice Metmpotis Major: Geography: Minor: Sociology Came the Sophomore year - 441789 Kingston, Frederic E. Carbondale Nlajorz Social Sturlies: Nlinor: English Knight, Joyce Marion Nlajor: Elementary Education Knight, Rosie Rio Hondo, Texas lvlajor: Kinclergarten-Primary KOCII, Charles B9Ck9YYl9y9T Nlajor: Zoology: Nlinorz Chemistry Koesterer, Jean Granite City Major: Physical Education: lxlinor: English Kress, Kenneth Tommy Herrin Major: Speech: Mirror: English Kuelcer, Oliver A. Red Bud Major: industrial Education: Minor: Mathernatics Kunz, Dorothy Vandalia Major: Home Economics: Nlinor: English Leathers, Mary Lou Ghlong Major: English: Minor: Speech, Journalism Leclhetter, John Nlurphysboro Major: Art: Minor: Govemment Leclhetter, William Mumhysboro Major: Music: Minor: History Lence, Don Carbondale Major, Art: Nlinor: Industrial Education Lewis, Clara lxlae Sesser Nlajor: Kindergarten-Primary Lienesch, William O,Fallon Major: Business Aclministration Lightle, James Roy Murphysboro lwlajor: Art! Minor: English everything kept changing and faculty members kept coming 441792 rg. : A 2 'V '59 , g , ff . ' .Q '92 rk.V . . - .1 'LJ . ,Au ' -rr sfgsfgf , . W Q3 ., I V. '35 3 5 r dr - t N .. Loftus, Huhert Chicago ivinjor: Government: iviinorz History Logan, Estei Edwin Flora Ntajorz Social Science: Niinor: Speech Lorenz, Mildred Waterloo Niajor: Elementary Education: Niinor: Geography Luey, Donald Sparta iviaiorz History: Niinor: English, iwathematics Lux, Louise Modoc Major: Home Economics: Minor: History Niccahe, Hugh Stonefort Niaior: English: Minor: History Niccierren, Oma Lee Thompsonville ixlajor: Business Aciministration: Niinors English McClure, Ruth Golconda Niaior: Music: Niinor: English McCoy, Janet Ozment Crab Orchard Major: Home Economics: Minor: English MCCUIIOUgh, EHCI1 Sesser Niajor: History, Spanish: Minor: English McDowell, Jack PQTCY Niajor: tnciustriai Education: Nlinor: Physical Education McKeown, Betty Lawrenceville Maier: Sociology: Minor: English McManus, Charles E. West Frankfort iviaiorz Government: Niinor: History, English McReynoids, icia Thompsonville Maior: Home Economics: Minor: Social Science Manfredo, Louis Niarion Niajor: Government: iviinorz English, Sociology ew additions were made to buildings KIBUD Manken, LIOITII GOTFIGTYI Major: Geography: Minor: Ntattiematics Mann, Maxine Cartervitte Ntajor: Elementary Education: Niinor: Engiisti Martin, Biii Zeigter Major: Physics: Ntinor: Mattieiilatics. Chemistry Martindale, Mildred Huntington, West Virginia Major: Zoology: yiinor: Ctlemistry, Engiisti Niawdsiey, Jack Granite City Ntajor: History: Ntinorz Ptiysics Education, Heattti Education Meyers, Norman Wayne City Niajor: Social Studies: Minor: English Nticiueis, Mildred Granite City Major: Elementary Education: Minor: Ptiysicai Education Middendort, Robert L. Freetaurg Ntajor: Joumaiism Ntittiin, Albert B. Bettevitte Ntajor: Industrial Education: Niinor: Art Niiiier, Jotln Mcleanstnoro ytajor: Speech: Minor, Engiisti Niaicoim, Miiiiner Mt. Vernon Niajor: Engiisti Education: Minor: Art biiiis, David Iottnston City Ntajor: Industriai Education: Minor: Government Minor, Patricia Ann Mt. Vernon Major: Sociology: ixtinor: Psychology. Commerce Mitchell, Ellis Cartponctate ixiajorz Business Administration iviitciueii, Kennetti Harrisburg Ntajor: Ptxysics: , ixiinor: Niattivinatics re and there. It became homelike and we stayed over weekends 5 J. I ,, gf . we : T 5, ' , ,x'iI,5QI --,.: '.vJ:.p,:5 Wy' 5 it r E 4' ity? Q gli 5 5 'uf ,. i ..,i ' f Q182vb Morgan, Paul Sesser Niajor: Business Administration: Minor: Economics lxlorrow, Helen Louise Cotnien lvlaiorz Home Economics: lvlinor: Health Education Mundell, Curtis Benton Major: Sociology: Nlinor: ivlathematics, Geography Murphy, Robert Herrin Ntajor: Speech: Minor: English Nast, Betty Jane Freehurg Niaior: English: Nlinor: Home Economics Neighbors, Bolohy Ray Belleville Nlaior: industrial Education Neunlist, James Riley Benton Nlaiorz lvlatllematics, Physics: ylinor: Social Studies Newby, Richard L. Danville Nlaior: English: Niinor: History Nexxfman, Nlarion Carmi lxlaiorz lxlathomatics: lxiinor: History, English Newsom, Nlary Alice Marion Ftaiorz English: Nlinor: Journalism Niemann, Joseph Breese Major: Accounting: Nlinor: Economics Nilsson, Norman Granite City Nlujor: Physical Education: Nlinor: History Nole11, William Carmi Nlaior: lxtathematicsz lvlinorz Government, English Norris, Eugene M. Effingham Ntajor: Speech, Minor: Art Novak, .lOS0pl1 Ashley Btaior: Zoology: lvlinor: Chemistry And then brain trusts turned graduate Nunzie, Anthony Corona New York City Major: Business : Minor: Economics Oherheu, Irene Oimsteaci Major: Spanish, English: Minor: Speech O'Danieii, John Robert Chicago Major: Social Studies: Minor: Speech OSIJUTII, GCD-C O. Dahlgren Major: Social Science: Minor: English Paiia, Charles Cantarcio Spring Valley Major: Zoology: Minor: Chemistry Parker, Norma Bluforcl Major: Physical Education: Minor: Mathematics Parichiii, Eari E. Benton Major: Physics: Minor: Mathematics Parsons, Hannah Carbondale Major: Zoology: Minor: Botany PHTSOIIS, JOI'll l Carbondale Major: Zoology: Minor: Chemistry Patterson, Patricia Carbondale Major: Physical Education: Minor: History Pemberton, James Steeleviile Major: Zoology: Minor: Chemistry Perkins, Harold Benton Major: Zoology: Minor: Botany PHHStCFCf, OIIHH CQTBOHCIGIQ Major: Zoology: Minor: Chemistry Phelps, Lavina Robins Major: Home Economics Pingoit, Arthur Mumhyshoro Major: History: Minor: Engiish assistants but we muddled through with typical sophomorish intellectualism and Q 183 an r 3? G 18177 llitchforcl, Norma Waggener Major: Physical Education: Nlinor: English Pixley, Bertha West Salem Major: Home Economics: lwinorg English Provart, Marilyn Du Quoin lxlajor: Art: Minor: English. .Ioumalism Pruitt, Nlelloa Cartnonclale lvlajor: Home Economics: lvlinorz English Pyle, Orville Tamaroa Major: Physics: Nlinorz Chemistry, Mathematics Ramsey, Alvis Du Quoin Nlajor: Business Administration Rt-adhead, U. R. West Frankfort Nlajor: Business: Minor: Economics Reames, Norman Hurst Major: Geography: Minor: History. English Reiman, Billy Carbondale Nlajor: Chemistry: Nlinor: Physics, Nlathernatics Reinhold, Carolyn Herrin Nlajor: Physical Education, Biological Science: lvlinor: Health Education Rhoads, Betty Bethalto Nlajor: Kindergarten-Primary Richardson, Charles Ewing Major: Physiology: Nlinor: Zoology Richter, Selma Olmstead Major: Elementary Education: Minor: Social Science Righter, Guy Denville, New jersey Major: Industrial Education: Minor: Art Rippelmeyer, Dorothy Waterloo lxlajor: Elementary Education: Nlinor: English became active extra-curricularly as well Ray, Dale Centralia Major: Business Administration: Minor: Economics Robertson, George Melvin Major: Mathematics : Minor: Sociology Rolnertson, Relgnecca .lane Vienna Major: English: Minor: Government Robinson, Thomas West Franlzfort Major: Government: Minor: Sociology Ruff, Bob East St. Louis Major: Business Administration Schneider, John. Metropolis Major: Social Studies: Minor: English Schneider, Vvalter Du Quoin Major: Social Studies: Minor: English Schultz, Robert Flora lvlajor: Physics: Minor: Mathematics, History Scully, Thomas Alvin Belleville Major: Business Administration: Minor: Economics Seelman, Diclc Flora Major: Physical Education: Minor: Health Education, History Seilmert, John Carlmonclale Major: lndustrial Education: Minor: Physics Seilmert, Vvarren Fredericlc Carbondale Major: lndustrial Education: Minor: Chemistry Senti, John Carlaonolale Major: lndustrial Education Sexton, Elo lolmston City Major: lndustrial Education Shatter, James Carlzondale Major: Sociology: Minor: History, English I as academically. So, after four years of study, campus activities. c1852 PEYWU Sliarp, Delores Benton ylajor: Home Economics Sheffield, William Chicago Nlajor: Business Stletiler, Charles Vvest Frankfort Major: Art: Minor: lnclustrial Eclucntion Sliinn, Patricia Ann Vienna Major: English: lxlinorz History, Business Sliort, Blanche Norris City lxlajors Physical Eclucation: lxlinor: History, Healtlx Education Sie-ner, Lorraine Wallace Cotnclen lvlajorz English: lxlinorz History Sims, Byrl Marion Major: Art: Minor: Matlrelrlatics Smitti, Alma Deane Cartnonctate Nlajor: lxflusicz Nlinor: English Spear, lwlartlua Carbondale lxlajorz Pliysical Education: Nlinor: Englisti Spirollt, Jean Houghton Major: English: Nlinor: Clwmistry Stacey, Thomas Chicago Major: Agriculture Stallings, Herb Springerton Ntajor: Government: Minor: History Steinbroolc, Robert Eldorado Blajor: Industrial Arts: ylinor: Englislr Stevens, Mary Nturptiystnoro lxlajor: Pliysical Eclucation: lVIinor: Sociology Stoolcey, Vvarren Miiistadt Major: Sociology: Ntinor: History and genuine fun and a feeling of complete Stone, Gloria Tiiden Major: Home Economics: Minor: English Stroup, Haroid Roland Carbondale Major: English: Minor: History Stubbs, Thomas Shawneetown Major: Govemment: iviinorz History Suits, Harlan Eugene Herod Major: Mathcrriaticsz Minor: Physics. History Suits, Herschel Herod Major: Geography: Minor: Mathennatics Swisher, Cari Laverne Mulkeytown Major: Geography, Elementary Education: Minor: English Tally, Marion Mounds Major: Social Studies: Minor: English Tate, Beri Buckner Major: Government: Minor: Philosophy, History Tate, James Texico Major: Agriculture Tate, Vviiiiam West Frankfort Major: Physical Education: Niinor: Agriculture Taylor, Charles Benton Major: Business Administration: Minor: Economics Taylor, Gerald West Frankfort Nia ior: Matheniaticsz Minor: Physics Tedeschi, Pete West Frankfort Major: Physics: Minor: Mattiernatics Thompson, Herbert Russell Detroit, Michigan Niajor: History: iviinorz English Todd, Neiiie Iuka Major: Home Economics: Minor: English ,gr -. ,N f . 5, Ai :E is 3 understanding of college life, Awe are ready to doff the mortar board Q1872 52? Q afffg ,S .r be K1 Troesicen, Gertrude Chicago Niaior: Economics: Niinor: English Turner, Paul Marion Niaior: Industrial Education Van Vvinkle, Theodore Broughton hiajor: Geography: iviinorz Agriculture Venegoni, Catherine Christopher Major: Elementary Education Verhie, Ruth Wolf Lake Niajor: Home Economics: Niinor: Health Education Vioiett, Betty Jean Marion Major: Elementary Education Vvaiicer, Charles Richard Anna Major: Chemistry: Minor: Zoology. Physics Vvaiicer, Rolla Gorevilie Major: Agriculture: Niinor: Zoology Vvarci, Vvencieii Marion ixiaior: Che-'nlistry Vvarnecicer, Virgil Breese Niajor: Business Vvaters, Vviiiiam East St. Louis hiajor: Agriculture: hiinorz Zoology Vvehh, Erskine Ewing Maior: Zooiogyg Niinor: History, Chemistry Vvehh, Niary Ruth Broughton Niajorz Home Economics: hiinor: English Whitehead, Joseph Tunnel Hill Maier: Govemmentz Niinorz Economics Vviiciy, Ruth Ann New Athens ixiajorz Home Economics: Niinor: Health Education and receive our sheepskin - and we Williams, Deloores Collinsville Major: Govemment: Minor: Mathematics, Spanish Williams, tlerrol Salem Major: History: Minor: Music. Physics Williams, Rolaert Bonnie Major: lnclustrial Education: Minor: Geography Wilson, Betty Palestine Major: Elementary Education: Minor: English Wilson, lvlary tluclith East Si. Louis Major: History: Nlinor: English Wood, Frances Cairo Major: English: Minor: Home Economics x7OUI'lg, Jean CGTBOYICIQIIG Major: Physical Education: Minor: Mathematics, Health Eclucation Yuhas, Ernest Harrisburg Major: Business Administration leave, alittle older and perhaps a little wiser. c1892 ,E THE JUNIOR CLASS CLASS Left to right: Pat Colligan .... Denny Taylor .......... Lena Pantaleo . OFFICERS . . . . . . . .Presiclent Vice-President . . .Secretary-Treasurer The Juniors are prepared to assume next year's position of leadership. The Junior class has talsen the hull hy the horns ancl has lecl in many stuclent enterprises. This class was prominent in seeing that Homecoming and Spring Carnival were so successlul. It is not to he overloolced, though, that while the juniors are socially active there are also potential scholars. Note next yealfs seniors on the opposite page. s19Os A o +034 fn - '. ., ig' fs f xx -Q Ahll, Betty Sandoval Major: Home Economics Allen, Stanley Marion Major: Business: Minor: Economics Alley, Kenneth Donald Carbondale Major: English, History Allison, Dorothy San Antonio, Texas Major: Art Educationg Minor: Health Education Allsup, Gene Hurst Major: Spanish, Geography: Minor: English Anderson, Cleo Salem Major: Home Economics: Minor: English Andrew, Frances Iohnston City Major: Business: Minor: English Ashley, Randall lVlarion Major: Music: Minor: English Baine, Beverly Carhondale Major: English Baldridge, Doris Springfield Major: Physical Education 3 Minor: Mathematics Barlore, John Carmi Major: History Barnhart, Rohert Granite City Major: Government: Minor: Economics Barron, Richard Kenneth Granite City Major: Music Baughman, Kenneth Tamaroa Major: Psychologyg Minor: Sociology BCHII, Duward Anna Major: llusiness Administration: Minor: Economics Beclcemeyer, Imogene Carlyle Major: Mathematicsg Minor: Business Beggs, John, Carrier Mills Major: Sociologyg Minor: History, Government Beggs, Lou Ann Carrier Mills Major: Musicg Minor: English Bennett, Vera Pulaski Major: Home Economicsg Minor: English Beno, Joseph Peyton Cairo Major: Physiology: Minor: Art Benson, Stanley Sparta Major: Economicsg Minor: Accounting In the spring the junior class presents a c1929 LEEFQCF, Thomas Gene East St. Louis Major: Business Administration: Xlinorz Economics Bess, Jane Fillmore Niajor: Sociology: fvlinor: Health Education Blaclc, James Carterville Major: Social Studies: Xlinorz Physical Education Boston, lwiary Salem Major: Business .-Xcltninistrationg Minor: journalism Bowers, Annalee DuBois Major: Elementary Education: Minor: History Bowman, Rudolph Grayville Major: History: Minor: English Brown, William R. Dongola Biajor: Agriculture Brumliield, Leslie D. Mt. Vernon Major: Art Burgess, Veronilca Carbondale Major: Home Economics: Minor: Foreign Language Burnam, Sylvia B. Marion Major: Home Economics Caglc, Rohert Kennon iwetropoiis lyiajorz Speech: ltlinorz English Chamness, Pauline Nlarion Major: English: Minor: Latin Chaney, Clerely Detroit, Michigart Major: Physical Education: Minor: English Chapman, William Raymond Major: Physical Education: Minor: Health Education Childress, .lames B. Carterville Blajor: Physics: Minor: Blathematics Cima, Betty West Frankfort Niaiorz Elementary Education: Minor: English, Social Studies Clark, .IOl'll'l, Jr. Carbondale ltiajorz Commerce: Minor: Physical Education Clutts, Dorothy Carbondale Blajorz Got ernment Coggan, Bonnie Nelle Sailor Springs Maior: Mathematics: Minor: English, Education Coleman, Robert D. panama Major: Agricufture Colligampatricia .lean Granite City Major: Spanish, Physical Education it .,. I I . t ra E iii 3 N .. ,,, ,lzx l x H NJ A tai S21 ,Q 99 M ,,,.. ., Qt ' ar' 1 if . I dance in honor of the graduating class. In addition students 1193: Collins, Karl West Frankfort Major: Sociologyg Minor: English Carmaclc, Elizaheth East St. Louis Major: English: Minor: History Cover, David L. Tunnel Hitt Major: Agriculture: Minor: Geography Cox, Gordon Marion Major: Business Administration: Minor: Economics Cox, NOTITIH Drake Shabvneetown Major: Spanish: Minor: English Daniels, Esther R., Royaiton Major: Elementary Education: Minor: Home Economics Davie, Joseph L. Ioneshoro Major: Geology: Minor, Mathematics Davis, Darwin Salem - Major: Chemistryg Minor: Physics, Mathematics Davis, Russell VV. Centratia Major: Music Dericlcson, Forrace Mulheytown Major: Physical Educationg Minor: Health Education Dicicerman, Charles Carbondale Major: Mathematics, Music: Minor: Physics Dillard, Neil West Frankfort Major: Chemistryg Minor: Physics Donahue, Mafy Ellen West Frankfort Major: Spanishg Minor: English, History Elders, Ann Carterville Major: Home Economics: Minor: Art Elliott, Charles East St. Louis Major: Mathematics: Minor: Government Eichholz, Rohert Pinckneyvilie Major: Agriculture Etherton, Helen Crah Orchard Major: Business: Minor: English Etherton, Lora Jean Mumhyshoro Major: English: Minor: Business Ewhanlc, Leila Belle Martinsville lklajor: Elementary Education Ferrari, Rohert A. Royatton Major: Mathematicsg Minor: Physics Ferrell, Denton B. Nlarion Major: Zoologyg Minor: Chemistry of the class were active in the Spring cc 194 np' Ferrell, Lester Carbondale Major: Pre-Medical Flannell, C. Fred Carrier Mills Major: Mathematics, Physicsg Minor: English Fry, Joe Merle Grayville Major: Home Economics Fults, Muriel Ava Major: Business Administration: Minor: English Gelnhardt, Lillian lvlurphyslzoro Major: Business Administration: Minor: Home Economics Grandon, lra L. Rinard Major: Zoology: Minor: Botany Graves, Herman A. Marion Grisham, Lloyd Eldorado Major: Agriculture: Minor: Geography Halterman, Ruth E. Carbondale Major: Elementary Education Hammond, Laura Jean Cottage Hills Major: Physical Education: Minor: Mathematics l'lancoclc, Shirley Springfield Major: Psychology: Minor: Sociology Hancoclc, Wanda A. Marion Major: Chemistry: Minor: Mathematics Hanser, Norma Edwardsville Major: Elementary Education: Minor: Art Hartman, Violet Waterloo Major: Home Economics: Minor: Science Hauner, Jeannine MUTPHYSLOTO Major: Englishg Minor: History Heard, Eleanor West Franlzfort Major: Home Economicsg Minor: Health Education llenderson, lvanell Benton Major: Voice Hendriclcs, Aurelia Belleville Major: Elementary Education Henson, Ellen Oneita Carlzonclale Major: Social Studies: Minor: English Herndon, Gerry Granite City Major: Home Economicsg Minor: English Hickman, William Gerald Pinclzneyville Ivfajor: Sociologyg Minor: English Carnival and they participated in the Jubilee Homecoming C1959 l f 5 3 Q an Q 2:11, vll f , . '4' . wh ki 'W t n i N iw.-1 . - ,ggi If ' A AV , ll W -A ifmlfli , E , ,1 W ,. :ia Eff 'V i M M ' it T? G' i f if! ga QU: 1 -' s ,. is 525: . 5 M 1 ul f -W H :'.f5,zL:SE!6'?:'Ei:: - ,.- :f Hill, Johnny Carrier Mills Major: Business Administration l-lolhuhner, Fred John Olmstead Major: Agriculture Hollada, Bill Benton Major: Journalism Hott, Phillip R. Hoopeslon Major: Physical Education: Minor: Mathematics Hudgins, Barbara Carhonclale Major: Dietetics: Minor: Home Economics Hull, Doris Louise Dongola Major: Home Economics: Minor: English Humm, :lean Thompsonville Major: Physical Education: Minor: Geography Hunter, Lettie Stover Marion Major: Business Administration: Minor: Education lng, JoAnn Carbondale Major: Elementary Education: Minor: Health Education lsom, Marilyn Joan Christopher Major: Elementary Education: Minor: Health Education JHCICSOH, Thomas Carbondale Major: History: Minor: English Jeffries, Martha :lane Carhonolale Major: Speech: Minor: English Jones, Nancy Sue Marion Major: Accounting Kahureclc, Rosemary Belleville Major: Kindergarten-Primary Kaegi, John Cave-ln-Roch Kiestler, Amlorose Carhonclale Major: Physiol0gY. Health Education King, Russell Rosiclare Major: Physics: Minor: Mathematics Kloepper, llene Cora Major: Business: Minor: English Knauel, Richard Edwardsville Major: Zoology Koons, Charles Bruce McLeanshoro Major: Chemistry: Minor: Mathematics 1 Kristofl, Bertha Mahanda Major: Physical Education: Minor: English Fall term also included elections 41962 Kraper, Sue Metropolis Major: Kindergarten Primaryg Minor: Health Education Lodge, Doris Willisville Major: Home Economics: Minor: English Latting, Yvonne Salem Major: Home Economicsg Minor: English Leavell, Rolaert M. Anna Major: Social Scienceg Minor: English Lirely, Ivan L. Grand Tower Major: Speechg Minor: Sociology Latta, Darrell Gene Sparta Major: Industrial Educationg Minor: Physics Loughran, Alfred Patriclc Zeigler Major: Government: Minor: Economics, Latin, Sociology Lupella, Rohert Chicago Major: Pre-Dental Maneese, Patte Herrin Major: Speechg Minor: English Marcum, Richard Centralia Major: Geographyg Minor: History Margenthaler, Marilyn Pincleneyville Major: Physical Education: Minor: Zoology Maulding, Marilyn Kinmundy Major: Home Economics Mccaloe. Robert L. Creal Springs Major: Governmentg Minor: Agriculture lVlcCarthy, Rooney Murphyshoro Major: English McClellan, Roy M t. Carmel Major: Physical Educationg Minor: Psychology Mcclintoclc, Dolores West Frankfort Major: Elementary Education McGilvra, Loren Granacla, Minnesota Major: English McGowan, Joan Carbondale Major: Business Administration: Minor: Economics Mclntire, Anette Vienna Major: Business Administrationg Minor: History McKnight, Alex Iohnston City Major: Physical Educationg Minor: Health Education lVlcMahan, Mary Lou Tunnel Hill Major: Home Economicsg Minor: English of new officers and the juniors received their share ofthe glory 419725 I McNail, Carolyn Sue Christopher Major: Home Economics: Minor: Physical Education Meehan, William F. Carbondale Major: Government: Minor: Speech Michaelis, Theodore Arnd Belleville Major: Chemistry, Pre-Medicalg Minor: Zoology Miller, Luann Herrin Major: Zoology: Minor: English Minclcler, l... Sherwood Carbondale Major: Chemistry, Mathematics: Minor: Physics Minton, Wayne Carbondale Major: Music Mittendorf, Lester Metmpolis Major: Business Administration Modglin, Norman T. Dixon Springs Major: Agriculture Mandrell, Rohert Mt. Vernon Major: Pre-Veterinary lVlonroe, Forrest Carbondale Major: Government Moore, Jaclc Dean Marion Major: Accounting: Minor: Economics Moreland, Forrest H. Grand Chain Major: Chemistry: Minor: History lVlurphy, Richard G. Mt. Vemon Major: Government: Minor: English Murray, Frances Eldorado Major: Elementary Education: Minor: English Neal, Minnie Lois Benton Major: Physical Education: Minor: Health Education, English Nehughr, Betty Carbondale Major: Dietetics Nicol, Robert Lee Freehurg Major: Industrial Education Nordmeyer, Alma Mumhyslzoro Major: Art: Minor: Speech Overturl, Ralph, Jr. Carbondale Major: Business Administration Patton, Rolnert Carbondale Peters, .loan Effingham Major: Elementary Education Honors were shared with the seniors when 11989 Peterson, Betty Jean Carterville Major: Elementary Education Pelaster, James L. Belleville Major: Chemistry, Mathematics: Minor: Physics Pitlcin, James A. Carbondale Major: History, Geology: lNIinor: Physics, English Plantec, Juanita June West Franlzfort Major: Music Proctor, Perry Springfield Major: English: Minor: Sociology Pyszlca, Albert tl. Scheller Major: Mathematics: Minor: Zoology Quiclc, Dorothy Odin Major: Elementary Education Radford, lvlarallee Marion Major: Elementary Education Reagan, Margie Ullin Major: Speechg Minor: English Redd, Phyllis Fairfield Major: Elementary Education Refieuna, Merlina johnston City Major: Home Economics: Minor: English Rendleman, David Anna L Major: Pre-Medical liengstorff, Betty West Frankfort Major: Business Administration: Minor: English Rich, Samantha Sue Carterville Major: Home Economics: Minor: English Richardson, Mary Newton' Benton Major: Health Education: Minor: Business Administration Riess, Marilyn Mascoutah Major: Kindergarten-Primary Rohinette, Forrest Edwardsville Major: Industrial Education Roe, Betty Vandalia Major: Home Economics: Minor: English Roper, Leona West Frankfort Major: Home Economics Rossi, Romolo Carbondale Major: journalismg Minor: English Saclcett, William St. Iacoln Major: Mathematics: Minor: Physics AW'- f f...aV grits a dance was given for them by the Frosh and Sophomore classes 41999 Schoehe, Rolyert E. Trenton Major: Agricultureg . Minor: Industrial Education Schultz, Georgianna Feezel Major: Mathematics: Minor: Home Economics Sands, Rollin E. Belle Rive Major: Botany: Minor: Zoology Schwinn, Doris .leane Du Quoin Major: English: Minor: Speech Seyer, Luella Mascoutah Major: Mathematics: Minor: English, German Sl'lH.ClilefOI'd, Howard West Frankfort Major: Chemistry: Minor: Zoology Shannon, Orlie L. Grand Chain Major: Sociology: Minor: English Simpson, Patty Benton Major: Speech: Minor: English Simms, Joe l... Sparta Major: Geography: Minor: English Sloan, Dolores Centratia Major: Home Economics: Minor: English lvleininger, Vvilliam East St. Louis Major: Speech Sloan, Thomas West Frankfort Major: Speech Slculton, Harold Eldorado Major: Music Smith, Helen Alberta Vandatia Major: Physical Educationg Minor: English Smith, John Russell lactzsonvitte Major: History: Minor: English Smith, Marshall Lawrenceville Major: Sociology: Minor: journalism Smith, Tommie Gene Zeigler Major: Industrial Educationg Minor: History Spooner, Jeannie Mumhyshom Major: Business: Minor: English Spudich, George Livingston Major: Businessg Minor: English Stafford, Charles Tamaroa Major: Business Administration: Minor: Industrial Education Stevens, Robert Marion Major: Business Administration Now as their junior year draws to a close 42002 Stroup, Phyllis tlean Sesser Major: Home Economicsg Minor: Art Sulcer, Bolo Sesser Major: Elementary Education Swinlc, Leavell Dongota Major: Agriculture Swohoda, Robert East St. Louis Major: Agriculture Taalce, Billie Christopher Major: Home Economics: Minor: English Talaorn, Joyce Helen Carrier Mills Major: Spanishg Minor: English rllaliana, Lawrence Mt. Vemon Major: Social Studies, Minor: English Tate, Donald West Frankfort Major: Sociologyg Minor: Health Education Taylor, Darlene Alton Major: Elementary Education Taylor, Dennis West Frankfort Major: Pre-Dentistry Teel, Edna lVlae Mulheytown Major: Elementary Education: Minor: English Thorne, Robert Golconda Major: Businessg Minor: History EFIIOITISOH, Carolyn Harlan, IOLUG, Major: Kindergarten-Primary rliirigg, James Tamaroa Major: Speech: Minor: English Tripp, Vvilliam Lee Major: Industrial Educationg Minor: Mathematics Yan Horn, Robert Oieawville Major: Speech: Minor: English Vineyard, Walter VV. Pinclzneyville Major: Sociologyg Minor: Geography Von Tungen, Betty Golconda Major: Home Economics: Minor: English Von Tungen, George Golconda Major: Agriculture: Minor: Zoology Vvade, Doris Vandalia Major: Englishg Minor: Spanish Waldron, Roloert Nlurphyshoro Major: Industrial Educationg Minor: Business ,Y P' M, they look forward to their last year at Southern with hope and 62012 ' w We i f l y ' if 5 t tyty W of nv ev'- Vvallcer, James Madon Major: Industrial Education Vvardrop, Phyllis Anne Goiconda Major: Home Economics: Minor: English Vvarren, John Carbondale Major: Physics: Minor: Mathematics Warren, Martha Dee Carbondale Major: Elementary Education xveber, Cora Major: Business Administration Vvillis, Nancy Jean Nlurphyshoro Major: Businessg Minor: Mathematics Witter, Jacic East Alton Major: Geology Whittenherg, Marie Bledsoe Carterville Major: English: Minor: History Vvilliford, Virginia Ann Nlurphysboro Major: English: Minor: Business Wyllie, Gene Nlarissa Major: Business: Minor: English Zimmerman, DOIIHH Jean Marion Major: Home Economics J u N to R s anticipation of one last c2029 glorious year of college life ? f 58. ., if .. , .,h' f 'Kg ,, I V. 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' , 1- iw , , f f wg M 'iii-fffi- ff i wi,-::,.5. .,f . .ew V , -v VA + 2fAA1g?e,fw s i.-Sf: .W ,, . M -X f ' R f 4 - .3 A s a Wx, 4,1q'f,'S. ' 1 .' ' S., 1 V. A , A sfiwzaiwg. -A f ' fi Sophomores are already active in The Sophomore Class CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: James Holland .... ........ P resident Barloara Lewis .......... Vice-President Priscilla Allen ...... Secretary-Treasurer the various phases of college life. The class of 1032 enjoys its college career in the traditional manner-Sophomorish chats over coffee ancl a little gossiping, while they attend all the social affairs with the usual vivaciousness of unolerclassmen. At the right we see the sophomores in their leisure moments. 442042 sg 5,51 mifggm Qqisnbwed Allen, Evan Allen, Priscilla Altllofl, Paul Carlzonolale Mt. Vemon Valmeyer Anlcenloranclt, Jerome Mt. Carmel Austin, Helen Metropolis Ayclt, Victor Ridgeway Balcer, Helen Gene Nlurpltyslnoro Barlcer, Joan lVlcLeansl:oro Bauclison, Clara Pinclzneyville Bazzetta, Riclrarcl Carterville Beasley, Peggy Creal Springs Beaulieu, Arlene Claremont Beaver, Harolcl Iolrnston City Beirne, Beverly Herrin Berry, Tlaomas Mt. Vernon Bierman, Lynclle Kell Birlclieacl, Charles Ewing Birlcner, Donalcl Murphysboro Bittner, Jacquelyn St. Louis Bloncli, Delores Benton Boescli, Donald St. Elmo Bollliorst, Robert Farina Boncl, Olae lVlcLeansl:oro Boolcllout, Theodore Salem Borgsmiller, Joe Ann Nlurpltyslzoro Bost, William Mumhyslnoro Boycl, lda Marguerite DuQuoin Boyles, .luva Lyal Benton Last year's freshman class was one of KZOBD the Bractl, Barbara Cisne Bracy, .lames Herrin Bradley, Leah Mumhyshoro Breeze, Eciwin Carter Benton Bremer, Ida Mae Metropolis Brewster, Marilyn Benton Brinlcmann, Erwin Hoyteton Broadway, Shirley Marion Broolcs, William Mumhystmoro Brown, Gale Maunie Brown, Joyce Granite City Brown, Richard Granite City Browning, Donald Benton Budde, Joseph Cartaonctate Bunting, Dallas lvtarion Burkett, Charles East St. Louis Burlcs, Patricia Ann Herrin Burnett, David Carbondale Burnett, Mary Frances Sanctovat Buroff, Robert Benton Burton, Jane Elizabeth Arlington, Kentucky Bushman, Beverly Ann Bettevitte Cable, Eleanor Geft Campbell, Maw Zenia Campbell, Thomas Richard ' ' Carbondale Capel, Wilburn H Carrier Mitts Capel, Vviilaurn Gene Carrier Mitts Carmociy, Jeanette Fietcton largest to enroll, with more high school 1207: graduates than veterans Catlin, Hurley Don Harrisburg Childers, Gerald Cairo Ctmanctter, Robert Vanclalia Clark, Perry Lloyd Carbondale Clark, William Carbondale Ctutts, Herbert Cotnclen Cockrum, Rosa Lee Sesser Coffey, Mary Frances Eldorado Cote, Phillip Harrisburg Coleman, Philip Carbondale Conatser, Elizabeth Jane Carbondale Copeland, Joanne Metropolis Cox, Jane Maizanda Cracier, Patricia East St. Louis Craig, Robert Elkvilte Craig, Paul Herrin Creek, Jotin Herrin Cruse, Grace Carbondale Cruse, Letia Massie Carterville Cummins, Herbert Harrisburg Cunningham, Jo Ann Carbondale Datce, Jean Davis, Donald Davis, Robert DeLap, James DeLap, John Dickerson, Robert Dickey, Opal Wood River Benton Balcom Carbondale Carbondale Granite City Sims During the school year the class not cc 208 Douglas, John Mount Pleasant Douglas, Stanley Etco Drone, Patricia Stiawneetown Ductcels, Helen Cariinvilie Dummeier, Wilma Metropolis Duncan, Joanna Mae Carbondale Durrant, Rictlard Chicago Dye, Alice Geff East, Robert West Frankfort Etnlen, Jo Ann McLeansboro Edwards, William Beaucoup Gentz, Harold Lee DuQuoin Gerhard, William Lanctmesser Friedtnerg, Germany Egvert, Donald Mt. Vemon Ellis, Donald Lee Patoka Erwooci, Anna Eldorado Eutmantcs, Aron Mulkeytown Felden, Rotaert Alton Ftetctier, Robert Vvinttirop Hartzor Freitag, William Ioliet Fry, Norma Jean Salem Fugate, Marjorie Rinarot Gattmreatti, Jo Anne East St. Louis Gottitier, Ptliitip Carbondale Gorham, LeRoy Jesse Centralia Graves, Wanda Nlarion Griffith, Naomi Ada Carbondale Grissom, Mary Lou Salem only participated in Homecoming and Spring Carnival with c2092 active interest Gum, Nayadean Troy Gunter, Juanita Broughton Hall, Jane Herrin Ham, Gerald Sikeston, Missoud Hamilton, Lovenger Carbondale Hamp, Dolores Manoa Hampleman, Carroll Dean Eltzville Hancock, Robert Herrin Harmon, B. L. Noble Harder, Arthur Mowis Harris, George F. Bloomington Harvey, Fred E. Anna Hensley, George J. Carbondale Heyen, Shirley Chesterfield Hill, Frances Ullin Hixon, Roy Olney Hoffner, Helen Carmi Holland, James West Frankfort Hollmann, Raymond Iacob Hood, Donald Carbondale Hooreloeke, Jack Tamaroa Horst, Stanley Carbondale Howell, Robert Pleasant Mound Hudson, Stanley Waukegan Q Huffman, Vincent Christopher b Hug, Phyllis Highland Hurley, Robert Eldorado Ingram, Donald Alton but with the cooperation ofthe 4: 210 an Ingram, Fred M. Alton Jenkins, Curtis C. Pittsburg Johns, Gene Harrisburg Johnson, Barbara Carbondale Jones, Charles Marion Jones, Helen Ruth East St. Louis Jones, Murrell Edwardsville Jones, Norma Lee Benton Jungers, Jack R. Centralia Katlmann, Jim Edwardsville Kasper, George Carbondale Kapusta, Sylvan Bento Kell, Jimmie Pat Centralia Keller, Faye Carbondale Keneipp, Nlarylee Grand Tower Kenney, Jane Carbondale Kleist, Frank Lewiston, Iclaiio Kleist, Robert Joe Lewiston, Idaho Kleinmann, Betty Granite City Klingenberg, Harold Nashville Kneedler, lwarilyn Kolditz, Loren Kraus, Frank Kroener, Nelda Krug, Doris Krysher, Walter Lancaster, Martha Legg, Floyd Collinsville New Athens Granite City Oakdale Du Quoin tworton Grove Harrisburg Sumner freshman class gave a dance for the upperclassmen In the sprung 1 yr l K2122 IAGODEITCI, EICIINOHCI CH l'bOTldale Lewis, Barbara Vvesf Frankfort Lingle. Robert Anna I ioyci, Jeanne Carbondale Lanciolt, James Lee Pocahontas Lowry, Norma ,lane 5 A Ewing Lowry, Ray Sparks Luber. Leon Nlaring Lutomsici, Betty lean Granite City iNiacLeocI, Xviiliam Carbondale ixiankin, Kathryn Golconcla iwariuerly, Lillian Ionesinoro iiiarteii, ixiariiyn iwurpliysboro ixiartin. Shirley Rae Gillespie ixiatiiews, John Xvaukegan Txiattox, Joan Flarion Fkiayer, Janet Si. Louis, Niissouri Player, Leon Piillstaclt i icAfoos, Robert Benton ixiecienclon, David Benton Pficcierren, Betty Tiiompsonville ixiefiee, Delbert Dongola iXlCKCl1li6, Betty Lou Benton PVlcKinnie, Christine Nlurplzysboro iNIcLaHerty, Sarah Carbonclale fVicLaI1ferty, Teresa Carbondale ixieciley, LeRoy Crossvillc fxiilcetta, Ciwiociene Cliristoplier The sophomores are not only Ntitforct, James Atton Miller, Virginia Niurptiysiaoro Alecci, Mimi Freeman Spur Mitchell, Robert Cartmonctate txtotlr, Lowell Vernon Pincizneyvitte Moore, Meriil Du Quoin Ntoore, Wanda Louise Christopher Morgan, Lucille Etiwitte Morris, Date Salem Morton, Ttlomas Marion Moseley, Floann West Frankfort Moss, Mary June Christopher Moss, Virginia Christopher Mountain, Nlary Jane Benton Niowery, Laverne Tamms Mueller, Carol New Memphis Mullins, Evelyn Du Quoin Nlundeli, Betty Benton Nlyers, Allen Centratia Nall, Jo Ann Carbondale Neace, Sylvester Vergennes Neal, Warren West Frankfort Neiswinger, Florie New Bumsicte Neiswingenvviiliam New Burnsicte Nelson, Robert Cairo Newton, Carolyn Carterville Nichols, Jack Manon Nickolotf, Patsy West Frankfort active in organizations but have begun serious work in their chosen academic fields c 213 9 I 'sew ,em A-f---- - x , ,M it ,. 1 ft Norman Wesley Madon Nutty, Betty Jo 1-RNew Columbia Nutty, Nlary Lou.miw-an Betnap! Nutty, Rosalie Stonefort Ogies, Terry Madssa Johnson, Olaf Glenn Harrisburg Qrrell, Marian Waterloo Qsterman, Dolores Geff Paciciison, Marilea Sesser Paris, Vvilliam Rosictare Parker, James Iotmston City Parrish, Sarah Vergennes Paterson, Dorttxy Ann Carbondale Patterson, Andy Sullivan Patton, Melba Cave-In-Rock Patton, Pat Cave-In-Rock Pavlisin, Michael Collinsville Peebles, Mildred Ha Cartinvitte Pepple, Carmen L. Sumner Peterson, Eda Lee Centratia Phillips, Claude Franklin Bumt Prairie Pigott, Joe Mumhystzoro Pittman, Hiram Du Quoin Plunkett, A. B. Eldorado Polanica, Cattlryn Alma Pool, Patsy Carterville Porter, Vivian Mumhysboro Presley, Rita Marie Salem Having worked out many of the mm 1214: Propst, Joycelyn East St. Louis Quint, Opal Metropolis Ray John Nlurpizysboro Reinert, Harry Hot Springs, Arkansas Reynolds, J. Jeanne Carterville Rezner, Barbara Ann St. Louis, Missoud Richards, Allen Carbondale Ridgway, Joan Herrin Riley, Ann Mt. Vernon Risiey, Marjorie Dahlgren Roach, Jean Waiter Kamaiz Roaric, Logan Norris City Robbins, Janice Jean Fairfield Roper, Patrick Carrier Mills Rueiimlcorft, Thelma J. Carbondale Russell, Robert G. Bearclstown Scilaubert, Richard St. Iacob Scimiuter, Clyde Dongola Schulte, Marilyn Freeburg Senicus, Stella West Frankfort Shaffer, Donald Edwardsville Stnawmelcer, William Vienna Simonton, Flora Jo Miami, Florida Sims, Arthur Madon Sisney, Laura West Frankfort Smalley, Jeanette Alma Smith, Alice June Carbondale Smith, Harold Alto Pass or details incurred in larger events with perhaps not 42159 due recognition Smith, Jeanne Benton Smith, Robert Hayti, Missouri Spaulding, Allen Geff Spangler, Bill Ellzville Springer, Eugene Mt. Vemon Stanley, Dolores Valier Starkey, Maribeth Farina Stevens, Joe Marion Stoolcey, Charles Millstadt Stuclcey, Robert Dupo Sutton, Samuel Caruthersville Swan, Davey Carbondale Wagner, Donald Lee St. Francisville Vvaite, Robert Carbondale Wall, Betty Lou Iohnston City Webb, Jeanne Ewing Webb, Norris Ewing Weeks, Otis Cairo Weisbecker, Milton Mt. Vemon Wheeler, Clarence Norris City Wheeler, Delores East St. Louis Whiteside, Frances Lee Chester VVicI1mann, Robert East St. Louis Vvillhite, Trevor Marion Williams, Dorothy East St. Louis Williams, Jean Kathryn Vienna Williams, Lavern Belleville Williams, Mona West Frankfort they are preparing to take over the 62162 Williamson, Patricia Herrin Vvillcerson, Betty Flora Tanner, ilolmnny Wayne Carrier Mills Tegetllolif, Edward Franklin Cairo Thornton, Harold Gene Nlurpliyslnoro Tlirogmorton, James Vienna Torrence, Jane Chester Trbovicli, Millie Valier Triplett, Joan Carterville Tripam, Karl Chicago Trtanj, AI Madison Tuclcer, Julia Jean Carbondale Turnbull, Ralpli Granite City Tumi, Amaline Herrin Turner, Helen Anna Turpin, Christine Nowis City Uliricli, Jacqueline Decatur Upton, Velma Mae St. Elmo Valier, Charles Pinclzneyville Venters, Kent Herrin Vincent, Allred Vvilliam Farina Young, Rutli Eleanor Carlnonclale Zacliarias, William P. Carbondale greater responsibilities commensurate with their 442172 position next year The Freshman Class CLASS GFFICERS Left to right: Jerry Pugh ............. President Doris Bowers . .Secretary-Treasurer Connie Perrin ..... Vice-President That first year at Southern Opposite page, top to hottom, we see the large freshman class Hock together on their first day at Southern to register. During Homecoming they hurned the traditional green rihhons in a huge honfire. Cn the same night two elected representatives, Kay Kotised and Cardwell Joiner, took the freshman Ephehic oath. After heing duly initiated into Southern life, appointments were made to represent the frosh class in the Student Council. Vvhiie a great numher of the freshmen are independents, several of them pledged sororities or fraternities as did the hoys masquerading as giris. QZIS2 f 1 S, i ,D b , Alaer, Barbara J. Mt. Sterling ya' Abrahams, Moi Carbondale M, Adams, William West Frankfort A Y 5 Adams, Joan Carbondale , .I A Addison, Wayne .East Carondelet . Hi: Z Alxrens, Bertram VV. Chester 3 ,L A M W Alexander,'Norma Jean Carbondale ff Allard, Victor Scott Vergennes .ma Allen, Howard Wilson Dahlgren Allen, Joyce Bunker Hill wksx 'A an ,ff ' H.. S 2 . Alvey, Doris Loraine Cairo Ames, Barlmara Ann Mt. Vernon Antonictl, Robert L. Zeigter Armstrong, Norman Pyatt Belleville Arnold, Milton M. Carbondale Asbury, Jaclc Harold Chester Asselmeier, Gail Valmeyer Atcliison, Milton 0. Chester Atlcins, Roberta Jane Carbondale Bain, Barbara Estelle Chicago Barco, Jane DuQu0in Barnes, Lester Carbondale Bartholomew, William Mt. Vemon 'ss rg Bartimus, Emery Brownstown Barton, Thomas Clillforcl Cartzonctale Basse, Carolyn R. Villa Ridge Bastas, Robert Benton Bauer, Janet Benton frffflf I e 220 Bewildered students, somewhat Baumgaertner, Ra Jean Iofmston City Beadle, Vviima Carbondale Bean, Donald Wayne Roxana Bearcisley, Ted S. East St. Louis Beck, Eileen Pinckneyville Bergmann, Amy Louise Uilin Bettis, Betty Jean Cartinvilie Bird, Frank H. Carlyle Black, Betty Carbondale Boatrigtnt, Barbara Marion Boyd, Arthur Donald Harrisburg Boien, Loretta West Frankfort Bowers, Doris June Carbondale Bonali, Gloria Freeman Spur Borum, Frances Jeanette Creai Springs Bourlancl, Vvilliam L. St. Bethalto Bowden, Ronald Hurst Bradley, Curt Mt. Vemon Brame, Derrell Salem Branson, Donald Carbondale Brown, Henrietta Nlarion Brown, Nlary Anne Cutler Brown, Wilma Pinckneyvilie Brownfield, Joanne Sparks Hill Burroughs, John L. Harrisburg Butler, Carl Equality Butler, Dolores Harrisburg Bynum, Vvilliam Stonefort . :gs .1 SK we f - sk -1. , K. - F ,JM 19 A ' A 5 Jim if ...A-wit ! ' 1' , t o gg i ' S X , ,, if r t G T w ig V gV,V: A . 3.V iv : K y sg - . ,. ,., H V if e 5' 5 7' teta ,f a ,hw ...L ,,,, , . .. ess mature than the rest, register for the first time. 442212 it J? i 1 Camploell, Don E. Normal Carrington, Eva Mae West Franlzfort Carter, lVlary lvl., Rosiclare Casey, Cveorge Tunnel Hill Cawtlion, lvlary Elizalmetli Carbondale Cliamness, Steplien Elleville Coclcrum, Ernest Marion Coleman, Margaret Carterville Collcin, Rulmie Bumt Prairie Connelly, Keitli lvlurpliyslmoro Cook, Frances Cairo Coover, Robert Herrin Cox, Carroll Palmyra Cox, Grace Evelyn Brownfield Crane, Faye Joyce Sandoval Crandall, Gail Crossville Davies, Rosemary Tuscola Davis, Cveorge Patolza Davis, Vvilliam Carbondale Dedarnett, Alan Metropolis Dodd, lVlartl1a Sue Eldorado Dollins, Sliirley Benton Dorris, Betty West Frankfort Dortcli, Jeanette Granite City Douglierty, Cliarles Benton Drennan, Alice Carol Ewing Drury, .lames Carbondale Dupont, lVlargaret Marion During those first few confusing days e222x Durham, William Harrisburg Edwards, Robert Cairo Elliott, Harold Harrisburg Elliott, Thomas Eos: Sf. Louis England, Beverly Abingdon Ewing, Sue Benton Fecho, James Hurst Ferguson, Margie Mt. Vemon Ferrill, Joe Mumhysboro Fewlces, Norma Albion Fierlce, Lenora Herrin Filaoro, James Carbondale Filaoro, Dollie Herrin Fisher, Roy Benton Follcel, Dorothy Iolmston City Ford, Helen Jean Alma Fox, Beverly West Frankfort Fox, Charlotte Ellcville lfrailey, Maxine Benton Friend, Richard East St. Louis 1: ry, Carolyn Ann Ashley Fullcerson, Dorothy Grace Carbondale Gardner, Wanda Mount Erie Garrarcl, Helen Dongota Gee, Joanne Wattonville Giltner, Rosanna Broolrport Goddard, Phyllis Mt. Vemon Gower, Freda West Franlefcgt they began learning a few of the mang things of college life A Q, 442249 Gowier, Cari Leslie Mt. Vemon Gray, Richard Paul, Jr. Gaiatia Greenwood, Georgia Lee Mahon Greer, Betty Jean Vienna Greifzu, Ralph Vviison Mt. Erie Griffith, Floyd VV. Anna Gummersiueimer, Marion H. Columbia Hahn, Robert Chester Hake, Robert L. Irvington Haliiizmurton, Len Nfarion Hamilton, Laura Joan Centralia Hammann, Bob DuQuoin Haug, Shirley Xenia Harbaugil, Vvancia Spiiier Colnden Harrison, Isilam Christopher Hartwell, Niary Ellen Pincizneyvilie Couic, Hastings VV. Ionesviiie, Virginia Hay, Henry F. Gillespie Hayes, Mary Ellen West Frankfort Heath, Don Laurenceviiie Henderson, Carol Ierseyviiie Henderson, Ruth Benton Hepier, Joy Sue Ioimston City Hicicom, Lewis Buncomtne Hicks, Patsy Mt. Vemon Hodge, Billy Belknap Hoiioman, Dale Chester Holmes, Pat Benton After wearing the traditional Hornbostel, Roger Hubbard, Charles Hughes, Barbara Hunt, Donald Reid Hunt, Joyce B. Hutton, Celia Chester Roxana Carmi Carbondale Carbondale Casey Jetton, John Joseph Bloomington joi1nson,Anna Marie McLeansboro Johnson, Clifford Ricbview Johnson, Helen Fae Gatatia Johnson, Robert L. Cairo Jones, Clyde Emmett Eltery Jones, Geraldine Nlarion Jones, Granville P. Goreviue Jones, Virgil John Brighton Kaier, John S. Rantout Kamper, Alice Freeburg Karralcer, Robert H. Ionesboro Keaton, Charles Benton Kell, Pat Centralia Kelly, Beverly Benton Kern, Robert G. Belleville Kessel, John Edwardsville Kilgos, Doris Kankakee Kimble, Nlary Jo East St. Louis Kiingenberg, Mary Ann Centratia Kmuciia, Thomas Vergennes Knight, Suzanne Zeigter green ribbons, the freshmen burned them at the annual bonfire 42259 ceremony during Homecoming. is iff r Koliselc, Kay Kueker, Edmund E. Larson, Car H. LaSalle, Nlary Frances Lee, Loretta F. Leitner, Eugene Lewis, Golcla Alice Lingle, Betty Lipe, James T. Lipe, ilolmny Liszewslci, Joel Long, Lois Lela Benton Red Bud Elmhurst M t. Vernon Carbondale Edwardsville Harrislaurg Anna DuQuoin Makanda Nashville Cottage Hills Lurtz, Mildred Josepliine O,Fallon Nlolinarolcl, Virgil L. Maloney, Mary Ellen Mann, Bette Marlow, Pat Matthews, Deane McClellan, Maxine McClure, William L. Eldorado Dongola Carbondale Herrin Roxana Belle Rive Waukegan McDaniel, Sarah E. Nlurpliyslzoro McGill, Erlene Anna MCGOUQII, Fern Marissa McKnight, Dorothy Sparta lVlcLafferly, Rosemary Carbondale McLaughlin, Anna E. Salem McMillan, Donnie Brownstown lvlclxflullin, Gene Iolmston City F R E S H M E N Soon after came their first exams and QZZBD McMurtry, Gene Venice lVlcNail, Eleanor Jane Christopher Nlcpllail, Helen Wlead, Nlary E. Herrin Ridgway Wlelton, William Harrell Eldorado Mentel, John R. Pincleneyviile Meyer, Earl Ben Venedy Meyer, Joyce Leona Oakdale Meyers, Constance Gillespie Midkiff, Virginia Norris City Milan, Shirley Herrin Miller, Pat Enfield Mings, Frances Raleigh Nloclglin, Betty Bluforci Mohan, Sadie Marie Caliria Mullet, Laura Greenville Moll, Robert Eugene Vergennes Moore, Ted Benton Morgan, Wendell D. Mt. Vemon lvlorris, Barbara West Frankfort Mueller, Carol New Memphis Mueller, Fred Edwarcl Chicago Mundell, Don Benton Nlurplmy, Henry Buncomtze Myers, Jeanine Mt. Vernon Nagle, Auclrianne Carbondale Neal, Irene Ewing Neely, Guincloline Nlarion , S , ... i Q v tg , 4, giug If I. M -v, ' W f '. 'a 5 i fill Irie! A K Q- . . my .1 'vw -A 'I-L. war, ' is 7 'th i 9. Z3 . V. V3 m r ' If-ha 'Wi I- ii il E,--f: - in A A i f --ie l L f , :L ,,,,..,, V' K AV at i ,, . .r ' , H , , ., V ., ' , :E4 K a Q- i e at , 2 ' r fs i as l 'K ill ilk F? 'Ag A .V A . .. - s ,JRE H ii g ...I , r ' I X i E .llg 7, :V gg? K. M , it ' t, E ,,,.i 'k I I ,Z p Ziff- ' it is r . r , a:,,: , LW' : L, . ..,, I r -by 21 E, .,,,,. e i' during the second term they felt more like they belonged here. cc227v '33 ,Q Ek :ms-s:::..:ag, -...aa-ss: -, , - -f:1:8:f::'. S -A' , Q it on Q Q Il gm Q ,X s me S2 X ft ,Q , . if 1 X -2251 1 'M 'A Newell, Evelyn Tamms Newman, Donald Lee Richview Nichols, Carmelyta Litchfield Nickelis, Nlary Lou Carbondale Nietoruegge, Gail Valmeyer Niermann, Jean Hoyteton Norciherg, Gerald Allen Sparta Nonis, Carolyn Susan Mulkey town Gberheu, John Olms teact O'brien, Wilda Jean East St. Louis Odle, Betty Jean Thompsonvilte Page, Vvayne E. Macedonia Pagani, Bill Benton Parton, Robert Stonefort Favlisin, Frank Collinsville Perrine, Connie Herrin J Phillips, Gib Phillips, Margie Piersall, George VV. Pike, Harold Keith Pippin, Ross Pontious, Elvin Posluzny, Frank Pope, Eugene Porter, Bonnie Poston, Thomas Potter, Joyce t eterman, Richard Lee Eldorado Benton Whitehall Robinson Patotza Loogoo tee Vanclalia Chicago Herrin Metropolis Ashley Carterville These freshmen soon proved their 4422857 Price, Kari D. Christopher Prince, Anne Crossvitte Prince, Euvon Carbondale Nettieton, Quincy Albert Olney Raim, Ethel Red Bud Randle, Charles E. Worden Raymond, Vviiiiam E. Bunker Hitt Reese, Rosalie Cutter Reesor, Lenny Cartinvitte Reiciy, Rita Chicago Reitz, Germain Waterloo Rice, Thomas Flora Riess, Don VV. Mascoutah Rix, Lois Ann Freetwurg Robertson, Betty Jo Fairfield Robertson, Bob Carbondale Robertson, Jack Bettevitte Robertson, JoAnn Vienna Rowland, Phyllis Christopher Royce, Geraici Venice Runge, Donaici Chester Russell, Norma Ruth Ava Scarborough, Margaret Benton Sciieiier, Donaici M. Mt. Olive Sct1mitt,iViiicireci Centerville Station Scinnuiioacii, James Scroggins, Leon G. Sergent, Bolo New Athens Harrisburg DuQuoin sie worth as they took part in sponsoring a dance in honor of Q 229 the upperclassmen SIICHCT, Rosemary Dongoia She-iton, Don Mt. Vernon Sims, Biiiy G. Benton Siviiie, Leroy Hoopeston Siciciis, Andrew East St. Louis Skipper, Rosaiie Sandoval Siecige, Lyie Mt. Vernon Smart, Virginia Carbondale Smith A. Ariine Fairfield Smith, Betty Lee Carbondale Smith Caroi Mumhyshoro Smith Dorothy Marion Smith Ruth Ann Anna Smith Vviiietta Irene Herrin Snider, James P. Harrisburg Snyder, ixiary Eiien Karnak Stahiherg, David L. Beecher Stauciacher, Jimmie Carbondale bteimar, Ernest St. Louis,Missouri Stephens, Ciara Lou Carbondale w x .. ,V it ,, A Stoices, Patsy Niarie Mounds v K l Stoner, Jane Evansville, Indiana D V ' :,. ....- 5.2 Storm, Charies Brownstown so 47 iiiiii Q rit' 1 '-2r 6 sf , B'II' D s I A Q X, . A m f X arnes 1 ie ean a em is II: L V , ' 'V iuub K Qbl :v- ' laa gg 'iai'a L Streiow, irma J. N. Litchfield ' K W I K Smith, Rita Fay Wayne City 15'Q 1i 9 Liii f i' i,.i Stroh, Marilyn New Athens , I i gm ,. : X Stroup, iwiary Louise East St. Louis 1: R55 ..+.,. i As the third term closes, we see many QZSUD Strulming, Norman Harvard Sullenger, Paul West Frankfort Sylte, Betty River Forest Taylor, LaWanda 1 aylor, Patricia Xenia Thompson, Darrel C. Belleville Thompson, Freda Sesser Thornton, Dale Chester rl4l'lf0gm0ft0H,Cl1HTl8S S. lwt. Vernon Toler, Donald William Carbondale lowle, Charles Broughton Tresclu, Joyce New Athens Tribe, Helen Mt. Erie Travelstead, William A. Morton Trotter, Audrey .lune Cisne Trrelrer, sarah Ashley Ylyler, Violet Norris City Une1erWo0d,R01-,err Murphysbora Van Hoorehelte, Phyllis Sesser Vanrlwrease, James C. Benton Venahle, Mary Jane Carterville Vogt, Iva P. Carbondale XFOHBCIITCH, Louis Mt. Vernon Vvaeltz, Robert L. New Athens Vvagner, Cecilia Lee Harrisburg Vvalclman, lVlaclalyn DuBois Walker, Howard Harvard Wallis, Jean lvlarie Como ,r ,, l.,,, .,,,,,e, .W s- ' -,r- w eii' ' -- ,pil gow' A 'L X ., A , -an Sr W X , 'iElf',f of these once bewildered students taking an active part in campus life Q 231 a i ,'ifi1z 5: Ward, JoAnne Granite City VVarcl, William H., Jr. Sesser Warren, L. Jane Salem Vylatson, Marilyn East St. Louis Westbrook, Virginia Eldorado Vvhite, Jacquelyn Herrin White, Kermitt Mt. Vernon White, lvlartha Ann Eicioracio VVhiteheacl, William Wayne Tunnel Hill Wieduwilt, Janet Edwardsville Vvilcly, Charles H. Belleville VVilliams,lVlaxine Chicago Heights Vvilson, James T. DuQuoin Wilson, Phyllis Jo Carmi Vvoll, Junior Ray Flora Wolfe, Phyllis Belleville VVomaclc, Sharon L. DuQuoin Wright, Mary Lou Carhonciale Vvyant, Betta Jane Benton Yates, Bolo Carbondale and looking 'forward to three more happy Southern years! GZSZD l 3 7 ct, , in ilhnn Horn-ll mam- i xl' mml-rl lr: Ilwir m-xx qxmrlvrs .ul H3 XY1-fl llurxumml, luppvr pic lurvl. Bill Ne-flxill. lliclmlnl l,l'lt'I'llI2lIl, Vvullr-r Craig. .xml .Xllvn lfimlmrclx. ln tlu- mirculur pimlurr- Blr. llnrrfxll llpm, I f N I ll ol C llu r nnxlrnlc llll' lwwlllliqm' ol gmrlruil plumlugrnpllx, jpmiz Tllc Plmlo lnlm umlvr lllr- clirmlio I mm ' r 1' i 4 -A A , luxe lll'l'UlIlC nn imlispvnsnlwlc mln-pnrlnn-nl-ul alll- Univ-rsily. ll-nlurv nl llu- lxlmlu l,alm Iluia vl-nr wus llnc- llulu lruir mul Nu! only wus lllf' ljlmlo l.ulJ respunsilmlm- lor flln-lisli 'll4lllH'S un op:-n lmusv nl1i4l1 mlispluyz-al xariuus lypvs ol plmlrxgmpluy lwllifll lic-pl llwm lvusyl lull il luxe also lmfwmm- xo NyFlK'lllilllll'Kl lrigldl, Al lu- Oh.-li,L flnll xxiflws lu UXIITUSS ily gmliluclx- ln llml il Servos ns n primary snurrm- lor nmlvrinl lor pulxlinily tlw ljlmlugrnplu-rs lor llwir 1-xc'opIim1.nlly lim- umpvmlinn. n recogmtuon of t e peop e e In t e scenes. I ' ' h I b h' d h Vlrlw ulmliruliun ol tlm 0111-Ink uns flux' lo lllf' cllurls nl llnllc-rmn ljrinling flnrpurnlirm. Dwulur, mul lu D0m.I.I P nmny. pnrlirulalrly flu wr- wanl lo 1-xlenll our zupprmwiaxliorx Nkllllllnlll xxlm loull lln- ll'llllXl1lll2ll fluss lHllllll'K'S. lu ilu- lmlimmpolis Engraving Qurpnrnlion, luv., llle llualun- Q 233 2 4Ill4l gl'Il1'l'i!l YP! Oflli, Il0ITK'll l!ilS KPIHVIIPCI El INWV ul fluclv lor llm elullm-mls llml lm, gre-ally .-xpflml.-ll ,info lln-y xlr llnrn-ll if Q.l,lv nsgislml luv llur- slmlcnl plmlogrnplwre K mt!!! INDEX ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES Administration 144 Department Chairmen 150 Facuity 152 AgriruIture CIUIJ 74 Aijaiox 105 W. A. A. 86 AIpI1a Kappa AIpI1a 99 AIpI1a Kappa DeIta 68 AIpIia Pixi AIpI'xa 99 AIpIma Phi Kappa 71 AIpI1a Phi Omega 74 AntI1ony Hall 93 Association of CI1iIcII1oocI Eci AtI1Ietics 108 BaseI7raII 136 BasIcetI3aII 118 Boxing 127 Cross Country 129 FootI7aII 110 C011 135 Gym Team 128 Intramurai 137 Tr-nnis 134 Tra-HI: 130 Xvrestiing 126 Banci 58 Cixi Deita CI1i 94 Cimrus 61 CIasses 164 Senior 166 Iunior 190 Sopimmore 204 Frestiman 218 Danres 40 Das Asson 105 Dc-Ita R110 69 De-Ita Sigma EnsiIon 90 Ds-r IJeutcIwe Ciuim 77 Fcyptian 56 E11-ations 28 Founfiers' Day 20 Fratvrnitv I..iI:e 27 French Ciub 81 Future Teaciiers of America Gamma DeIta 78 Gamma 'I-Iieta Upsiion 68 GirIs Rally 78 Honieconiing 30 I'Iouse of Cavatas 106 Houso of Seven Gaiwies 100 1 Club 79 Inauguration 14 Infiepencient Giris Hou ucation 7 1 77 sc Councii 89 Independent Student Association 89 Kappa Deita AIpI1a 96 Kappa Deita Pi 70 Kappa Pili 80 Kappa Ptli Kappa 7I Kappa Pi 72 ImIustriaI Eciucation CIuI1 79 Inter-Iratf-rnity Counrii 88 Iniernationai ReIations 80 .IoImson Cofop 102 Ioilnsons' 107 La Casa cIe Siesta 104 La Casa Manana 103 I..ittIe Tileater 62 Low Siow FIying CIuIr 81 iVIacIrigaI Singers 60 IVIagnoIia IVIanor 106 Manor 101 IVIaroon IVIanor 100 Iwastaiua 104 Modern Dance 86 Mu Tau Pi 70 Neunian CIuIo 82 Niie 107 Norrliandy 101 Nu Epsiion AIpI1a 97 OI3eIisIc 57 0111 IVIain 2 01:1 Science 12 Open Houses 26 Pan-I'IeIIenic Councii 88 Parkinson I..aIJ 10 Physics CIuIJ 83 pi Kappa Deita 69 Pi Kappa Sigma 90 Puiaiications CounciI 55 Registration 24 Russian CIuI'J 83 Sagawaii 107 SIiryorIc Auditorium 6 Sigma Beta NIU 98 Sigma Pi Sigma 72 Sigma Sigma Sigma 92 Sigma Tau Deita 70 Sing and Swing 84 SOIIIIIPITI Comfort 103 Southern Homemaicers 84 Spanish CIUIJ 85 Spilinx 66 Snider VVQIQ 104 Spring Carnivai 16 Spring Sing I9 Sturient Ciiristian Foundation 85 Stucient Councii 54 Summer Scenes 22 Tau Kappa EpsiIon 95 Turner 'I'weIve 102 xAfII'l6PI8I' Liinrary 8 VVIwo's Wim 72 Vvinter Scenes 38 Weekend Sociai Committee 82 Zoogenica 86 K 234 X OBELISK INDEX Alolnott. T. VV. 72, 75, 148, 149 Aloer. Barlaara 61, 220 Alnraliams, 1Vlol 220 Adams, Billy rl. 220 Adams, Joan 220 Adams, Neclra 107 Addison, Wayne 61, 105. 220 Ahll. Betty S4, 102, 192 Alirens. Bertram 220 Alcin, 1Vlarv 152 Allvers, Lillian 86, 91, 168 Aldridge. Bill 161-3 Alecci. lvlimi 55, 61. 89, 213 Alexander, .lim 130 Alexander. Norman 220 Alexander, Orville 51, 149. 152 Allard. Victor 228 Allen. Elizabetli 76, 168 4AllEI1 Evan 206 Allen: Howard 220 Allen, 30l1n 11, 151 Allen Allen , .loyce 220 . 1:'aul95. 168 Allen, Priscilla 80. 102, 204, 206 Allen, Stanley 76, 95, 192 Alley, Kennetll 192 Alliso n, Dorotlny 192 Allsup, Gene 192 Altlio ll, Paul 206 Alvey, Doris 220 Ames. Barloara 54. 56, 57. 220 Anderson. Cleo 84. 107, 192 Anderson. VV. 90 13 TUVV Il Andrew, Francis 103, 192 Anlrenlzranclt. .lerome 88. 95. 206 Antoline, Lutlxer 76, 88, 96, 168 Antonicli, Bold Lee 22 Arclmer. Gerald 168 rixrrnstrong. Betty O2 Armstrong. Norman 61, 104, 220 Armstrong. Rolxert 71, 134 Armstrong. Vvarrl 98 Amolrl, .lolm 101 Arnold, lvlillon 220 Artis, Vvilliam 168 Arvin, lvlartin 83. 152 Aslmry, .laclc 220 Aslwluy, .lellerson 71 Aslwlv- Randall 95. 192 Asselmeier, Gail 228 Asselmeier, Glen 168 Atcliison. Nlilton 220 Atlrins, Roberta 220 Austin, Helen 78, 206 Ayflr. Victor 206 Azar, Artlxur 76, 96. 168 Balarnrli. Glaclys 152 Baclalnmenti, l.ewis 80 Bain, Bain. Baine Balccr Barlwara 220 Betty 66, 89 , Beverly 192 , Helen 57, 58. 206 Balcer. Sue 92 BPVLPY .T. A. 50 Baldriclge, Doris 76, 86, 93, 192 Baldwin. Vvallare 68, 168 Baller. .letta 84 Ballard, Jolin 61 Balsover. Donald 80, 89 Banlielrl. Dorotlry 107 Banyrlcy, Harold 68, 83 Barlmour, Francis 152, 70 Barlare, .lolm 192 Barco, ,lane 220 Barlcer, .loan 107, 206 Barnard, Henry 166, 168 Barnes, Lester 220 Barnes, lvlary Louise 152 Barnllart, Rolxert 96, 134. 192 Barron, Riclward 192 Barry. Eileen 58 Barth, .laclc 163 Bartluolomew, Vvilliam 220 Bartimus, Emery 220 Barton, Tlrornas 220 Basse, Carolyn 220 Bast. Vvilliam 206 Bastas, Rolmert 220 Bauclison, Clara 84, 102, 206 Baudison, lna 91 Bauer. Janet 84, 220 Bauer, Vvilliam 79, 168 Bauglwr, .lames 168 Baugliman. Kennetlr 192 Baumgaertner, Ra Jean 84, 221 Baxter. rlosepli 152 Bazzetta, Rirl1ard 206 Br-adle, Vvilma 61. 221 Bean, Donald VV. 103. 221 Bean. Duwarcl 101. 193 Bearxlon, Pat 81 Bearclsley. 'lied 221 Beasley, Peggy 82. 89, 104. 206 Bauliew. Arlene 206 Beaver. Harold 206 131-rlc, Eileen 78. 221 l3er'lcer, Leona 93. 168, 171. 177 178 l3er'lcmeyer. lrnogene 69. 85, 177. 19 Beggs, lolm 192 lieggs. Lou A. 61. 192 Beimtolrr, Oliver 68, 152 l3eirne, Beverly 18. 44, 78, 206 Beltz, Dorotlly 152 Beltz. George 130. 163 l3e1tz. Lyle 79. 160 Bennet, .kick 85, 95 Bennet, Vera 78, 84, 193 Bennett, Vvancla 63. 169 Benning, lfonard 95 Benn, rloseplx 192 Benson, Stanley 61, 106. 192 Benson, Willard 152 l3entnor. .laclrie 91 Berger, Plilxomas 94, 193 Bergman, Amy Lou 221 Bernard. Bill 97 Bernard. Henry 101, 206 Berry, Delizel 68 Berry, Tlmomas 206 Bess, Jane, 86, 193 Belles, Betty Jean 221 Birlcnell, Vvilliam 79, 150 Bicliel, lms 71 Biphl. Berry 92. 160 Bierman. lsvndle 206 Riotto. Franlc 77 Billington, Wilma 86. 93, 169, 176 Bird, Frzmlc 221 Birlcliead. Clrarles 206 l3ir1cner, Donald 206 Bittner. Jacqueline 206 Blarlc. Amos 69, 152 Blaclc. Betty 221 131aclc, James 193 Blaclcman. lvlaxine 152 l3lar.lc1ord. Barlnara 91, 169. 176 Blair, Jetta Lively 177, 169 42359 2 1950 Blessin, Cllarles 75, 169 Bloclcley, Randall 83. 169 Blondi. Delores 60, 61. 206 Boatriglwt. Barbara 56. 82, 106. 22 Bolmlca, Louis 100. 113 Boesclr, Donald 97, 206 Boese. Vvilliam 169 Bolen. Loretta 85. 89. 221 Rolllmrst. Robert 216 Bonali. Gloria 61, 82. 86, 221 Bond, .l0Ann 61 Bonfl, Olie 206 Bonlmm, Rolmert 169 Bonnievier. Jolwn 135 Bonnetli, Earl 169 Boolcllout, Ted 206 Boone, Verlin 106 Borger. Cllarles 61 l3orgsmiller, .lo Ann 178, 206 Borrella, l'lenry 72. 83 Bonun. Frances 76. 106. 221 Bosley, Howard 152 Boston. lvlary 55. 78, 93. 193 Bourland, VVilliam 74, 221 Bowden, Roland 221 Bowers, Annalee 107. 103 Bowers. Geraldine 84. 107 Bowman. Ruclolpll 193 Boyd, Artliur 221 Boyd, lda 77. 102. 206 Boyd. olaclc 79, 169 Boyles, .luva 102. 206 Bozartli, Ernest 88, 98, 123 Braclx. Barluara 78, 207 Brace-well, George 152 Bracy. James 207 Bracy. Lillian 84 Bradley. Curt 221 Bradley, Leali 207 Prrame. Derrell 221 Brammlet, Barbara 76, 86 Bramstedt, Carl 78 Branson, Donald 221 Breeze, Edwin 60, 61, 207 Bremer, lcla Mae 207 Brenzel, Fred 79. 112 Bresnan. Estlier 84 Brewster, Nlarilyn 207 Briggs, Harold 55, 105 Brinlcman, Erwin 78. 207 Broaclway, Sliirley 90, 207 Brolcer, Frieda 169 Bromstedt, Karl 79. 169 Broolcs, Vvilliam 207 Brown Clrarles 80 Brown Gale 107, 207 Brown Glen 74 Brown Henrietta 221 Brown .loyce 207 Brown lvlarilyn 91 Brown ivlary 102, 221 Brown Nlellya 91. 169 Riclmard 96. 207 Brown, Rosilie 153 Brown, Nvilma 221 Brown. Vvilliam 79, 80. 112. 130, Brownfield. .loanne 221 Browning, Donald 207 Emlxalcer. Rolvert 60, 61 Brurler, George 98 Brumlield, Leslie 72, 75. 193 Bruno, Vvilliam 112 Bryant. Roye 153 Bucar. .lolm 153 Burlcman, Rollin 153 Buclcman, Virginia 153 Butler, Carl 101, 221 Budde, Joseph 130, 207 Bullar, Jaclc 170 Bumpus, Maxine 37, 66, 76. 86. Bunting. Dallas 207 Burch. James 170 Burgess, Veronilca 84. 193 Burlcett, Charles 207 Burlcs, Lawrence 170 Burics, Patricia 61,, 102, 207 Burnam, Sulvia 193 Bumett. David 207 Burnett, Nlary Frances 71, 207 Bums, William 163, 170 Bums, Vvinifreci 153 Buroff, Robert 207 Burroughs, John 221 Burton, Jane 61, 107. 207 Bushman, Beverly 61, 103, 207 Butler, Charles 170 Butler, Dolores 221 Byars. Glenn 170 Bynum, Vvilliam 221 Cable, Eleanor 61, 84, 207 Cagle. Rohr-rt 193 Call, Harold 100, 113 Camp, G. C. 153 Campbell, Donald 222 Campluell, James 95 Campbell, 1V1ary 71, 78, 207 Campbell, Thomas 207 Campenella, Franlc 97 Canning, Phyllis 170 Cannon, James 69, 101, 170 Cantrell, Donald 170 Capel, VVi115urn 207 Capel, VV. Gene 207 Carey, lvlargaretta 153 Cam1ac1c, Elizaheth 194 Carmaclc. George 68, 170 Carmody, Jeanette 82. 207 Carmoriy. Rolmert 97, 170 Carr, VVi11iam 69. 170 Carrell, Clem 170 Carrington, Eva 222 Carroll, S. 102 Carruthers, Earl 74 Carter, Mary 222 Cartwright, Louis 99, 170 Caseimier. Eleanor 153 Casey, George 106, 222 Cashen, Val 94 Casleton. George 171 Catlin. Hurley 208 Cauclle, Carter 97, 171 Caulc, Hastings 61, 224 Cavencier, Theta 153 Cawthon, lvlary 222 Chamness, Pauline 193 Cllamness, Stephen 222 Chanciler, Charles 74 Chandler, Rohert 208 Chandler. Stuart 153 Chaney, Benjamin 171 Chaney, Clerely 76, 86, 193 Chapman, VVi11iam 79, 130, Childers. Gerald 208 Childress, James 193 Childs. Rnhert 171 Choisser, Betty 107 Chumley, .1o11n 171 Cima, Betty 93, 193 Clarida. J, 13. 171 Clarlc, Charles 127 Clarlc, Glaclys 99, 193 Clarlc, Harry 96, 130 Clark, John 99, 193 91,170 Clark, John Jr. 99 Clarlc, 1V1arshe11 153 Clarlc, Perry 208 Clarlc, Xfvalter 99. 171 Clarlc, Vvilliam 208 Cleland. Charles 171 qlemens, Dale 106 Clemmensen, Donna 92, 171 Dallas. Robert 172 Daniels, Esther 194 Darnell, Ronald 172 Davie. Charles 172 Davie, Joseph 97, 194 Davies, Dorothy 51, 150, 149 Davies, Rosemary 222 Davis, Darwin 69, 83, 101, 194 Clencienin, VVi11Jur 79, 171 Cline, Bula 93, 171 Clutts, Dorothy 193 Clutts. Herbert 79. 208 Cochran. Bernice 37, 102, 171 Coclcrum, Ernest 222 Coclcrum, Rosa 208 Colilney, Mary 86, 208 Coggan, Bonnie 102, 193 Cole, James 130 Cole, Phillip 106, 208 Davis Donald 208 Davis, George 222 Davis, 1. Clarlc 88, 149 Davis, Davis, Jacquelyn 60, 61, 72, 78, 93 J. Cary 85, 150 Davis 1V1ic11ae1 106 Davis Paul 106 Davis Robert 74 82 103 208 Davis: Russell 61: 106, 194 Davis VVi11iam 222 Dejamch. Alan 222 Colhom, Colelnan Ro1Jert66. 79, 112. 122, 166 . Margaret 222 Coleman Ernest 153 Coleman, Philip 79, 129, 130, 208 Coleman Rohr-rt 74, 193 Collcin. Rulaie 222 Colligan, Patricia 72, 78, 86, 93, 190, 193 Collins. Karl 194 Collins, Madge 171 DeJarnett, Gene 61 DeJamett. Lindell 61, 172 Deluany, Robert 173 DeLap. James 208 De1..ap, John 77, 208 De1..ap, Kenneth 101 Dell, Harry 56 Denison. George 56, 70, 173 Dericlcson, Forrace 101, 194 Collins. Sue 92, 171 Conatser, Elizabeth 92. 208 Connelly. .10 Ann 82 Connelly, Keith 222 Conner. Betty 171 Constanty, John 61, 106 Coolc, Carol 104 Coolc, Frances 222 Coolc. Harriet 61 Cooli, 1.nwenn 61 Cooley, 100. 113 Coover, Rohert 56, 194 Copelanci, Joanne 208 Corona, Nunzil 101 Corona, Sal 80, 101, 172 Correll, Rohert 81 Cottrell. Charles 172 Cover, David 222 Cox, Carroll 105, 222 Cox, Clarence 172 Cox, Gorcion 194 Cox. Grace 105, 222 Cox, Jane 208 Cox, Norma 194 Cox, Phoehe 76, 172 Cracler, Patricia 61, 92, 208 Craig, Bohiaie 208 Craig. Paul 208 Crain e, Helen 172 Cralley, Nlary V. 70, 88, 91, 172 Cranciall. Gail 84, 222 Crane, Fay J. 222 Creelc, John 208 Cresweli. Vvalter 88, 94 Crews, Karlvn 112 Criminger, Fred 70, 172 Crim, lona 99 Crinvinger. George 172 Crosley, John 94 Cross, Donalci 79. 113, 172 Cruise. Grace 208 Cruse. 1..e1ia 208 Cummins, 1'1er1'J 79. 96, 113, 208 Piinriall. 716112: 153 Cunningham. Floyd 68, 150 Cunningham, .10 Ann 61, 91, 208 Cunningham, June 78. 93, 178 Curtis, Rolaert 163 Dalmey. VVi11iam 106 Dalxe, Jean 60, 61. 208 s2362 Deters. Jo 77 Dey, Raymonol 153 Dey. 1V1rs. R. 91 Diamond. Lou 96 Diclc, Helen 61, 173 Diclcerman, Charles 37, 55. 74, 89, Dickerson, Roloert 208 Diclcey, Opal 105. 208 Dickson, Bonny 107 Dillard, Neil 83, 194 Dillman, Jean 56, 100 Dillow, Gene 103 Doclci, lV1art11a Sue 75, 222 Doclig, Dean 173 Dogley, Malcolm 173 Dohanich, Franlc 79, 173 Dollins, Shirley 222 Donahue, Mary Ellen 37, 54. 72, 88. 194 Dorris, Betty 222 Dorris, Harold 173 Dortch. Jeannette 222 Dougan. Kathryn 100 Doughtery, Charles 89, 100, 222 Dougherty, Elsworth 95 Douglas, John 62, 209 Douglas. Stanley 209 Dralce, Jaclc 95, 173 Drcnnan, Alice 222 Drone, Patricia 61, 102, 209 Drummond, Lorena 149 Drury, James 94, 222 Dulsets, Harold 83 Duclcels, Helen 209 Duckworth, Doris 61 Dudenhostle, 1.aVemc 173 Dummeier, Xwilma 78, 209 Duncan, Joanna 209 Duncan, Leroy 83 Du Frain. Viola 154 Dunning. Ann 107 Dupont, Margaret 61. 89, 222 Durham, VVi11iam Roloert 223 Dunant, Richard 209 Dye. Alice 209 Dylcehouse. Claude 77, 154 East, Rolbert 209 Eaton, Joan 66, 88, 90, 173 Elnlin, E110 173 Ehlin. Jo Ann 62, 107, 209 194 90 Eddleman, Loren Edmonds, Robert 173 Edwards, John 79, 173 Edwards, Robert 223 Edwards, Troy 154 Edwards, Wvilliam 209 Egbert. Donald 209 Eggemcyer, Leonard 106 Eicholz, Robert 82 Elam, Betty 72, 174 Elder, David 174 Eichholz, Robert 74, 194 Elders, Ann 84, 194 Elliott, Charles 69, 96, 194 Elliott. Eileen 150 Elliott, Harold 223 Elliott, Robert 94 Elliott, Thomas 223 Ellis, Freda 76 Ellis, Donald 61, 77, 209 Elston, George 68 Embser, Joe 61, 62 England, Beverly 102. 223 English, Robert 79 Enrietto. 1V1arjorie 68, 154 Entsmingcr, Mary 154 Ervin, Kenneth 154 Erwood, Ann 90, 209 Etheridge, Robert 154 Etheridge, Veda 154 Etherton, Helen 105, 194 Etherton, Lora Jean 78, 93, 194 Etherton, Lucille 154 Etherton, Robert 174 Eubanlc, Eberta 76, 77, 174 Eubanlc, Leia 13. 77, 194 Eubanks. Amr. 103, 209 Eubanlcs. Sam 66, 72, 88, 97, 174 Ewing, Sue 223 Fagan, Moira 93, 174 Faner, Robert 149, 154 Farmer, James 80, 174 Farnham. Emily 154 Fearnside, Mary 70. 78, 93, 174 Fezael, Lorena 174 Fecho. James 223 Fehrman. Ben 154 Feigle, Franlc 95 Feldon, Robert 209 Ferguson, Donald 174 Ferguson, Margie 223 Ferrari, Robert 68. 69, 194 Ferrell, Carl 154 Ferrell, Denton 107, 194 Ferrell, Lester 195 Ferrell, Lorena 174 Ferrill. Joyce 81. 104 Ferrill, Joe 223 Ferris, Ruth 100 Fewlces, Norma 223 Fierlce, Lenora 223 Fierro, Fresia 85 Filaoro, Dollie 223 Filaoro, James 223 Fildes, Xwoodrow 69, 154 Files, Stella 84, 80, 102 Fischer, Gilbert 154 Fischer, June 155 Fiscus. Jaclcson 61, 174 Fishbaclc. Vvoodson 155 Fisher, Charles 174 Fisher. Roy 223 Fitzgerald, Eugene 71 Flannell, Charles 195 Fletcher, Robert 76, 209 Florin, Philip 174 Floyd, Thomas 71, 163 Fly. John 61, 94 Flynn, John 95 Foehner, Willie 79 Foley. Roy 127 Follcel, Dorothy 223 Foote, Charles 155 Ford, Helen 223 Ford, Robert 103 Ford. Joseph 174 Fox, Beverly 54, 100. 223 Fox. Charlotte 223 Frailey, Maxine 223 Francis, Charles 61 Franlclin, Cecil 98, 150 Frazer, Walter 79 Freitag, Vvilliam 74, 135, 209 Friedman, Robert 18, 66, 72. Friend, Richard 223 Fritts, Glenna 92 Fritzinger, Fred 175 Friz, Richard 56, 94 Froman, James 175 Fry, Carolyn 223 Fry, Joy 78, 93, 195 Fry, Norman 61, 209 Fuchs, Virgil 78 Fugate, Marjorie 78, 209 Fullcerson, Grace 223 Fulton, Billie 68, 80, 175 Fulton, Vvayne 175 Fults. Nluriel 78, 93, 195 Furlow, Norma 102 Gaal. John 61 Caddie, Lawrence 80, 175 Gaerig, Carl 175 Gahan, Dorothea 18, 84 Galbreath, Jo Ann 78, 86, 209 Galleghy, Robert 155 Galligher, Vvaldo 101 Gallilcer, Phillip 209 Gallo, Nlario 175 Garber, Couglas 94 Garbs, Clinton 130, 175 Carbs. Phyllis 175 Garbuth, Cameron 155 Gardner. Vvando 100, 223 Garner, Dorris 79, 175 Garrard. Helen 223 Gartner, Hugo 175 Gaslcins, Louis 96. 175 Gassen, Carolyn 155 Gates, Luella 93, 175 Gebhardt, Lillian 77, 78, 93. Gee, Joanne 223 Gentz, Harold 209 Gerber, Donald 78 Gerhard, Vvilly 209 filler, Thomas 112 Giacopucci, Yvonne 81 Gidcumb, James 175 Gillespie, Rodney 106 Giltner, Rosanna 61, 223 Ginger, Dolan 56, 70, 173 Gladson. Frank 100, 122 Goddard. Phyllis 223 Goeddel, Raymond 69, 72, 83 Goetz, Helen 155 Gordon, Jeanne 77. 81, 85, 10 Gordon, June 99 Goodwin. Tina 155 Gorham. LeRoy 74, 84, 209 Goss, Charles 122, 123 Gower, Freda 223 Gowler, Carl 224 Grader, Harold 71 Graham, Phyllis 92 Grandon, Ira 195 42372 88. 97. 175 195 3, 176 Grandon, Pauline 77, 78, 85, 176 Graves, Gene 103 Graves, Herman 95 Graves, Thomas 61 Graves, Wanda 209 Gravis, Herman 195 Gray. Paul 56, 105, 224 Green, Charles 79 Greenwood, Ella H. 58. 88, 90 Greenwood, Georgia 61, 84, 224 Greer, Betty Jean 102, 224 Greitzu, Ralph 74, 224 Griffith, Ada 92, 209 Griffith, Floyd 224 Grisham, Lloyd 74, 195 Grissom, Mary 209 Cvroennert, Frances 90, 176 Groninger. Robert 113 Groomes, Milton 61 Groves, Frank 61 Grozilc, Stephen 83 Grubb, Donald 56, 155 Gum, Nayodean 210 Gummersheimer, Marion 224 Gunderson, John 155 Gunhouse. Thomas 86, 176 Gunter, Juanita 210 Curley, Judy 60, 61 Cruy, David 176 Guy, Vvilrna 77, 103 Haddock, Ruth 155 Hadley, Albert 75, 155 Hagler, Jaclc 80 Hagler, Jacqueline 76. 176 Hahn, Robert 94, 224 Halcc, Robert 24 Hall, Charline 103 Hall, Dilla 155 Hall, Jane 4, 78, 210 Hall, Harral 61, 68 Hall, Nlary Ann 61 Hall, Yvilliam 60. 61 Halliburton, Len 224 Halterman. Ruth 61, 71, 195 Ham, Gerald 210 Hamilton, Alard 99 Hamilton, Joan 84 Hamilton, Laura 105, 224 Hamilton, Lena 103 Hamilton, Lovinger 210 Hammann, Robert 224 Hammond, Laura 76, 86, 195 Hamp, Dolores 90, 210 Hampleman, Carroll 210 Hancock, Philip 176 Hancoclr, Robert 76, 84, 89. 130, 210 Hancock, Shirley 195 Hancock, Vvanda 78, 93, 195 Hancock, Vvilliam 72. 75. 176 Handy, Peggy 104 Hanebutt, Ralph 176 Hanser, Norma 84, 91, 195 Hanson, Joseph 176 Harhaugh, Wanda 224 Harder, Arthur 210 Hardesty, Robert 163 Hardway. Kenneth 176 Harlan, Vvilliam 68, 79 Harmon, Bobbie Lee 210 Harrell, Doris 78 Harris, George 210 Harris, James 112 Harris. Stanley 68, 155 Harrison, lsham Harrison. Robert 130 Harriss, Donald 176 Hart, Mildred 84, 176 1'1art1er, 1'1aro1c1 79, 130 1'1art1ine, William si, 94 Hartman, Vio1et 84, 195 1'1ars11a, James 135 1'1art1ey. 1'1aro1c1 74 Hartwig, 1'1e11munt 155 Harvey. Fred 210 1'1arvic1c. Dona1d 94, 176 Haug, S11er1ie 61 Hauner, Jeannine 195 Hay, Henry 224 Hayes, 1V1ary E11en 85, 89, 224 Heard, E1eanor 78, 195 1'1ea111, Barbara 54. 84, 91 1'1eat11, Don 100. 224 Hec1ges, Da1e 176 Heciiger, Marian 91, 176 Heciiger, Nei1 79 1'1eic1ce. norotiw 156 Heinz, C1iar1es 98, 112, 177 1'1eisner, Betty 93, 177, 178 Hcmmer, VVi1bum 103 1'1emp1er, 3o1'm 106 Henderson. Caro1 61, 224 1'1enc1erson, 1vane11 61. 195 Henderson, Ra1p11 177 Henc1ric1cs, Aure1ia 171, 195 1'1en1ey, 1..aure1 177 Henry, Ric1c1i11e 79, 103 1'1ens1ey, George 96. 210 Henson, E11en 77, 195 Henson, 1'1aro1r1 112 1'1ep1er, Joy Sue 224 Herd, E1eanor 89 Herndon, Gerry 84, 195 Heyen, S11ir1ey 71. 77, 210 Hickman, VVi11iam 195 1'1ic1com, Lewis 224 Hicks, Patsy 56, 224 Hill, Frances 210 .1o11nny 196 Hill, 1V1e1vin 177 Truman 130 1'1in1c1ey, Anson 68 His1cey, 1V1ars1'1a11 150 Hixon, Roy 210 Hociier, Janice 177 Hocige, Bi11y 224 Hotfner, 1'1e1en 210 1'1o1c1en, Haro1z1 101 1'1o1L1er, Lynn 113, 123, 135. 156 1'1o111u1:xner, Frec1 196 Ho1iJay, George 94 1'1o11ar1a, Bill 56. 70. 106. 196 11o11anc1, James 89, 101. 204, 210 1'1o11anc1. 1V1ary 44, 76, 177 1'1o11anr1, Maurice 177 Ho11oway, Emma 61 1 1n11man, Raymond 78, 210 Ho11oman. Daie 224 1'1n1mes, Pat 106. 224 Ho1t. 1V1ary 62 1'1one1uutt. Ra1p11 178 1'1ooc1, Dona1c1 95, 210 Hooppaw, Pat 86, 177 1100l'f'llI'1iC, .1ac1c 210 1'1oore11e1ce, P1xy11is 102 Hopfer, Norma 61 1'1orn11oste1, Roger 75. 94. 225 1'1orre11. Robert 177 Horst, Stan1ey 210 Hott, P1xi1ip 98, 196 Hoskins, Reece 112 House. Car1 71. 107. 177 1 1owarc1, T11omas 106 1'1owe11, Robert 101, 210 Howey, Robert Gene 60, 61, 70, 177 Hoy1e, 13i11ie 69. 156 Hubbard, C1nar1es 103. 225 Hurigins, Barbara 92. 78, 196 1'1uc1son, Stan1ey 76, 210 1'1ue1s1coet1er. Barbara 78 Huff, Doris 78, 84. 93. 196 1'1u11man. Vincent 210 Hug, Phyllis 78, ss, 210 1'1ug11es, Barbara 225 1'1ug11es, ,1osep11 79, 123, 177 1'1ug11es, Robert Hui1s1cae11er. Barbara 84 1'1umm, Jean 76, 78, 86, 89. 103, 196 1'1unsa1rer, .10 Ann 91 Hunsinger, 13au1 69, 156 Hunt, Dona1d 225 Hunt, Joyce 225 Hunt, VVi11iam 103 1'1unter. Leuie 196 1'1ur1ey, Robert 88, 97, 210 Huss. .1o11n 112 1'1u1c11ison. Robert 177 Hutton, Ce1ia 86, 225 1ng, .10 Ann 61. 91, 196 1ng1i, Dona1o1 156 1ngram, Dona1c1 210 1ngram. Fred 106, 211 1rvin, 1N1arianne 84, 91 1rvin, VVi11iam 177 lsom. 1V1ari1yn 78, 93, 196 .1ac1cson, Ciarence 96 Jackson, Harry 74, 79, 84, 178 1ac1cson, Thomas 196 Jackson, Sue 77 38111651 G1en 77, 178 ,1e11ries, 1X!1Elf11 l8 196 .1en1cins. Curtiss 211 ,1en1cins. VVi11iam 79 11 etton. ,1o1m 89, 225 .1o11n, 13au1 95, 178 Jobn, James 95 .1o11ns, Gene 211 1o11ns. Haro1f1 96 J01 lnS0ll, Anna Jobnson, Barbara 211 .1o11ns0n, C1i11ord 225 Joimson, Heien 104, 225 .1o11nson, 1V1arian 84, 91, 178 1o11nson 1V1arvin 79 156 110111150112 P11y11is 18. '62, 63, 66, 69. 178 .1o11nson, Robert 225 1o11nston, 1V1ary Anita 91, 178 Joiner, Car41we11 82 Jones, Car1 178 .1ones, Car1 L, 80, 178 Jones, C11ar1es 211 ,1ones, C1yr1e 225 Jones. Ge-ra1dine 225 Jones, Granvi11e 82, 225 Jones, 1'1e1en RU111 107, 211 Jones, Joim 225 Jones, 1V1urre11 80, 211 Jones, Nancy 78. 93, 196 Jones, Norma 107 jones, Virgi1 104 .1orc1en, Dave 76 jorrien. Roy 156 ,1ue11en1mac1c, R. 102 Jungers, .1ac1c 61, 211 Kaburec1c, Rosemary 78, 104, 196 Kaegi, .1o11n 196 Ka11mann, .1im 96, 211 42382 78, 93. Ka1er, .1o1m 225 Ka11cn1Jac1c. Marion 178 Kamper, A1ice 61, 84, 100, 225 Kapian, 1'1aro1c1 58, 156 Kapusta, Sy1van 211 Karraker, Bob 225 Kasper, George 94, 211 Kassner, Frank 106, 178 Keaton, C11ar1es 225 Ke11, Jim 106. 211 Ke11, Pat 89, 225 Ke11er, Faye 92, 211 Ke11ey, Grace 84 Ke11y, Bever1y 106. 225 Ke-11y. Patrick 178 Kendrick, VV'e1c1on 178 Keneinp, 1V1ariv1ee 211 Kenney, Jane 57, 92, 211 Ker1ey, Ruby 156 Kern, Doris 178 Kern, Robert 225 Kerr. James 58, 95 Kesnar, Maurits 58, 72, 150 Kcsse1, ,1o1'1n 225 Kessier, Dean 71 Kidci, Maurice 68, 178 Kucicer. Ollie 80 Kicst1er, Ambrose 196 Ki1g.:-e, Doris 82, 225 Kimb1e. Mary .10 86, 225 King. Russe11 79, 89. 196 Kingston, Frec1eric1c 179 Kissack, Robert 68. 78, 211 Kissac1c, Haro1c1 79, 98 Kite, Grace 156 Kieist, 17ran1c 78, 211 K1einmann, Betty 211 K1imstra, VVi11ar41 156 K1ing1merg, Frank 30 Klinrzberg, l'1nrn1r1 84. 103. 211 Khngenberg, Mary 86, 104. 225 K1oepper, Ilene 76. 196 Kmucba, Tbomas 225 Knauei, Ric11arc1 196 Km-er11er. 1V1ari1yn 80, 83, 211 Knig11t,.1oyce 107. 179 Knigbt, Rosie 54, 61, 92, 179 Knight. Suzanne 225 Knop. Ec1warc1 74 Knvvrisnn. 1i11ian 84. 156 Kocb, C11ar1es 86, 179 Koesterer, Jean 76, 86, 93, 179 Ko1c1itz, Loren 81, 211 Ko1ise1c, Kay 226 Koons, C11ar1es 69. 75, 77. 196 Kraper, Sue 88. 92, 197 Krappe. Edith 156 Kraus. 1:ran1c 96. 211 Krause, Anna Marie 68 KTC1l6F, Nora 68 Kress. Kvnnv 179 Kristo1'1, Bertiia 76, 86, 196 Kroener, Ne1f1a 104, 211 Krug, Dor1is 76, 78. 104, 211 Krysber, VVa1ter 112. 211 Kruc1cer, Edmunci 74, 226 Kueker, O1iver 79, 179 Kunz, Dorntiw 104, 179 Kypta. 1.owe11 89 1.a Bas11, Dot 56 Lancaster, 1V1art11a 71, 78, 211 Lancaster, Ray 82 1.anc1messer, Gera1c1 78 1.anc1o1t, James 57, 212 1.anier. Robert 81 Larson, Car1 226 La Sa11e, 1V1ary 226 1.at1a, Darre11 106, 197 Letting. Yvonne 78, 84, 197 Lattimore, Joe 97 Lawson, Dougias 148 Leatiters, Mary Lou 72, 77. 78, 93, 179 Leave11, Robert 197 Ledinetter, Don 112 Lediaetter, Joiln 100, 179 Ledimetter, VVi11iam 61, 66, 71, 72, 77, 96 Lee, Loretta 61, 226 Legg, 1..1oyd 211 Lcitner, Eugene 226 Le May, Everett 106 Lence, Donaid 95, 179 1V1cCrary. .1ac1c 68, 157 N1cCu11oug1't, E11en 85, 93, 180 1V1cDanic1, VVi111ur 69, 149, 151 1V1cDanie1, Sarah 226 1V1cDowe11, Jacic 79, 134, 180 1V1cFar1and, Gene 130 McGee, De11:rert 103, 212 1V1cGi11, Eriene 226 1V1cGivra, Loren 197 1V1cGoug1t, Fem 226 1V1cGrat11, Robert 157 McGowan, Joan 197 McGuire, VVi11iam 61 1V1acLeod, Lentz, Eii G. 31 Leonard. Edmond 212 1.4eoni, Angeio 69, 71, 168 Lewis, Bariaara 78, 81, 204, 212 Lewis, Ciara 71. 78, 93, 179 Lewis . Goida 103, 226 Lewis, Raymond 82 Lewis, VVi11iam 156 Linde gren, Cari 150 Lienescil, VVi11iam 66, 76, 95, 166, 174 Lig11l1 e, James 179 Lingie, Betty 226 Lingie, Bois 212 Lingie, L.e1and 31, 51, 113, 130, 157 Link. Anita 107 Lipe, James 226 Lipe, Joitnny 226 Lipps, .1o11n 95 1V1'c1ntire. Annette 78, 93, 197 1V1c1ntos11, Arc11i1oa1d 84 1V1r1ntos11, Eva 84 51c1ntos11, VVi11iam 61 1x1cKemie, Betty 78, 84, 212 iV1cKeown, Betty 92, 180 1V1cKinnie, Cilristine 212 1V1cKnig11t, A1ex 101, 197 1V1cKnig11t. Dorotily 226 1V1cLa11ert3 ', Joe 129, 130 1V1cLa11erly, Rosemary 226 1V1cLa11erty, Saraii 212 1V1cLaug111in, Anna 104, 226 Vviiiiam 94, 212 1V1cLeod, Arcitibaid 62, 63, 157 1V1c1V1a11an, Mary Lou 84, 197 1V1c1V1anus, Citarics 101, 163, 180 Lireiy, 1van 197 Liszewisici, Joe Littieinord. Warren 112 L1oyd, .1canne 92, 212 1.1oc1cwoo, Bonnie 149, 157 Loricwood, .1ac1c 134 Lodge, Doris 84, 91, 197 Loftus, Huinert 54, 55, 66, 72, 82. 88. 95, 180 1V1c1V1i11an, Donnie 105, 226 1V1c1V1u11in, Gene 226 1V1c1V1urrary, Ken 130 1N1c1V1urtry, Gene 227 1V1cNai1, Caroiyn 78, 93, 198 1V1cNai1, Eicanor 107, 227 1V1ar1in, VVi11iam 07, 181 Logan. Edwin 180 Logan. Estei 68 Long, Jack 123 Long, Lois 61, 103, 226 Lorenz, Miidred 70, 82, 93, 178, 180 Longilran, Aiired 80, 197 Lovin, James 36, 79, 112 Lowry, Norma 212 Lowry. Ray 212 Luimer, Leon 74, 82. 212 Luc1te, VVi11iam 83, 157 Luey, ilukn, Donaid 180 IM-othy 7l Lunde, Edwin 62 Lupeiia, Roiaerl 95, 197 Lurtz, 1V1i1dred 226 Lutomsici, Betty 212 Lux. Louis 180 Lynn. Lynn, Paui 79 Tiiema 84. 157 Lyimrger, Ray 74, 89 1V1conne1, Betty 62 1V1c1N1ei1, Bob 96 01cP1'tai1, Roiaert 104, 227 iV1cReyno1ds. Ida 180 1V1a1inaro1o. Virgii ixiaione, VVi11is 77, 157 1V1a1one. Homer 112 1V1a1oney. 1V1ary 84, 226 1V1andre11, Robert 74, 198 Meehan, E1iza1Jet1't 82, 157 1x1PC118Il, VVi11iam 82, 94. 198 1V1ees, Joitn 157 Meininger, Vviiiiam 200 1V1e1ton, VVi11iam 227 1V1e1vin, Mary Biiiie 157 1V1enendez, Artilur 79, 129 1V1ente1, .1o11n 227 1V1erwin, Bruce 71, 157 Meyer, Eari 74. 103, 227 1V1cyer. Leona 227 1V1eyers, Constance 104, 227 1V1eyers. Norman 80, 181 1Y1ic1iae1is, Theodore 198 1V1iC11e1s, 1V1i1dred 78, 82, 84. 181 iwiddendori, Roinert 51, 67, 70, 74 Mitllall. N1ieman Mifflin, Virginia 227 n, Joseph 76 Aiixert 77, 79, 181 1V1i1an, Siliriey 227 1V1i1es. Edwin 149, 157 1X1i1cetta. iV1i11ord, Ciiiodene 84, 212 James 213 1V1i11er, Edward 129 1V1i11er, ,1o1'in 62, 69, 181 1V1i11er. Luann 198 1V1i11er, Pat 227 1V1i11er, Virginia 54, 78, 213 1V1i11gate, 1V1i1ton 54, 78, 79, 213 1V1i11i1tin, Tilomas 98. 122 N1i11iner, 1V1a1co1m 181 1V1i11s, David 58, 181 1V1inc1c1er, Leon 75, 77, 95, 198 Niings, Frances 100, 227 1V1inor, Patricia 85. 100, 181 Minton. Vvayne 101, 198 1V1itc11e11, Betty 70 iV1i1c11e11. Eiiis 76, 181 N1itC11e11, Kenneth 181 1V1itc11e11, Donna 93 N1aneese. Palte 62. 63, 72, 78, 93, 197 1V1an1ref1o, Louis 180 1V1an1cen, Joim 181 N1an1ccn, Kathryn 78, 212 1x1ann, Betty 226 iV1ann, 1V1axine 181 1V1ann, VVi11iam 79 1V1ans1:ic1d , N1ar1Jerry. 1V1aurise 82 Li11ian 212 Niarfun' piciwr-'d 107 1V1argen111a1er, Mariiyn 76, 1x'1ilI'1Y1lHl l, Esther 76, 102 N1ar1ow, pat 37, 226 1V1arte11, 1V1ari1yn 90, 212 1V1artin, Gienn 79, 111, 112 iviartin, James 69 N1arlin, Reid 113 Martin, S1 tiriey 212 1V1cA1oos, Robert 212 N1CCa1'9e, Hugit 82, 180 1V1cCa17e, Roinert 82. 89, 197 1V1cCart11y, Runettc 18, 92, 197 1V1cC1andis11, Donna 72, 75, 91 1V1cC1e11an, 1V1axine 226 1V1cC1e11an, Roy 197 iV1cC1enc1on. David 212 1V1cC1erren, Betty 84, 212 1V1cC1erren, Byri 106 1V1cC10rren, Oma 76. 180 1V1cC1in1oc1c, Doiores 93, 197 1V1cC1os1cey, Tom 98 N1cC1urc, Rut1t61, 85, 100, 180 1V1cC1nre, VVi11iam 226 1V1cC1ur1cy, Jacicie 56 1V1cCoy, Janet 180 Nirtrtindaie, Niiidrod 91, 181 1x'1ElSOI'l- 1X'1ilSOI'1v Betty 84, 102 :Wax 61, 95 1V1at11er, Adeiinc 157 1V1atl11ews, Dr-ane 102, 226 ixiattitews, Joim 212 Niattiaews, Thomas 79 1V1a1tox. Joan 212 1V1au1ding, 1V1ari1yn 197 1V1averic1c, Lewis 76, 151 1V1awds1ey, .1ac1c 67, 71, 12, 49, 181 iV1ayer, ixiayer, ,ianet 88, 92, 212 L4-on 74, 82, 212 1V1ayo, Joy 84 Mead, 1V1ary 227 iV1ed1ey, LeRoy 106, 212 Q 239 9 86, 92, 197 96, 134, 1N1itr11e11, Robert 135, 213 iV1it1endor1', Lesiie 198 hlidghin, Betty 227 1N'1ndg1in, Norman 198 1V1u11an, Sadie 106, 227 1X1ori1. Lowe11 74 N'1o11r, Vernon 213 1V1o1inaro1o, Virgii 74, 226 1V1o11, Roiuert 227 1X'1o11et1, Laura 84. 100. 227 1V1onroe, Forrest 198 1V1oore, .1ac1c 198 Moore, 1V1eri11 94, 213 '1X'1oore, Tod 227 N1oore, Vioiet 84 Moore, Vvanda 80 lxioreiand, Forrest 97, 108 51organ, Luci11e 71, 213 1X1organ, Paui 76, 182 Niorgan, Vvendeii 106, 227 1V1oroni, Gioria 60, 61 Niorris, Barioara 227 ix1orris, Deiyte 15, 30, 51, 147, Niorris, Daie 106, 213 1V1orrison, .1u1in 106 Niorrison, Vernon 157 ixiorrow, Heicn 84, 182 1V1ortnn, Vvard 158 1V1osc1y, F10 Ann 213 ivioser, Roivcrt 56 iV1oss, 1V1ary 213 lxioss, Paui 130 Nioss, Virginia 213 1X1ounta1n, 1X'1ary 00, 213 lviowery, La Verne 100, 213 Mueller. Carol 62. 78, 213, 227 1V1ue11er, Fred 227 y1u110r, Roiwrt 58, 158 1V1u11ins, Eveiyn 84, 213 N1unda11, Donaid 227 1X1unde11, Betty 78, 213 .97, 181 189 Mundell, Curtis 182 1V1urp11y, Henry 227 Murphy, Richard 95, 198 1V1urp'hy, Robert 106, 182 Murray, Earl 158 Murray. Frances 104, Myers, Allen 103, 213 Myers, Jeanine 227 198 Nagle, Audrianne 81, 227 Nall. JoAnn 213 Nast, Betty 182 Neace, Sylvester 213 Neal, Charles 158 Neal, lrene 227 Neal, Minnie 76, 78, 86, 93, 198 Neal, VVarren 213 Neloughr, Betty 27, 78. 92. 198 Neclcers, J. VV. 75. 151 Neclcers, Jeanette 158 Neely, Guindoline 89, 106. 227 Neely. Julia 70, 158 Neighbors. Rohert 130, 182 Neihaus, Eugene 83 Neilson, Norman 72, 100 Neiswinger, Florie 213 Neishaus, Eugene 72 Nelson, Roloert 213 Nettleton, Alhert 229 Neufeld, Anna 58, 83 Neunlist, James 83, 182 Newhy, Richard 105, 182 Newman, Marion 69, 182 Newman, Donald 228 Newell, Evelyn 228 Newson, Mary Alice 56. 67, 70, 182 Newton, Carolyn 90, 213 Nical. Rohert 79 Nichols, Carmelyta 102. 228 Nichols, Leonard 158 Nichols, Jaclc 213 Niclcell, 1V1ary Lou 228 Nicol, Robert 97, 198 Nichololl, Patsy 78, 82, 213 Niehruegge, Gail 228 Niemann, Joseph 182 Niermann. Jean 61, 228 Nilsson, Norman 67, 79, 182 Nolen, Samuel 106 Nolen, Vvilliam 69. 182 Nordlaer, Gerald 228 Nordmeyer, Alma 78, 93, 198 Norman, Jaclc 96, 134 Norman, Wesley 214 Norris, Caroline 228 Norris, Eugene 62. 182 Novalc, Joseph 182 Nunzie. Anthony 183 Nutty, Betty Jo 84. 214 Nutty. lvlary Lou 107, 214 Nulty, Rosalie 214 Oherheu. lrene 78. 104, 183 Oherheu. .lohn 106, 228 U'Brien, VVi1c1a 106, 228 ffBr1en, William 112. 113, 123 O'COHll611, Donald 82, 98 Odaniell, John 57, 66. 72, 91, 18 Odle, Betty 85. 228 Odle, Raymond 106 Oestre, Robert 78 Ogles, Terry 214 Ohms, 1V1ary Alice 90 Olaf, Glenn 214 3 72, 82, Olsson. Philip 58, 158 Organ, John 100, 112 Orrell, Marian 214 Oslaum, Gene 68, 183 Osowslci. Roluert 80 Gstermann, Joe 101 Ostemman, Dolores 84, 102, 214 Overturf, Ralph 198 Oyler, Charles 98 Paddison, lxflarilea 214 Page, Augusta 107 Page. Vvayne 228 Palmer, Ray 54, 129, 130 Palia. Charles 183 Palmer. Jeanne 92 Paris, Gus 94 Paris, Vvilliam 214 Panteleo, Lena 89, 104 Pardee, Charles 158 Parlcer, James 101, 134, 214 Parlcer, Norma 76, 86, 183 Parlchill, Earl 83, 183 Parrish, Ralph 135 Parrish. Sarah 105, 214 Parsons, Hannah 86, 92, 183 Parsons. John 86, 183 Parton, Robert 228 Paslco, Harry 83 Paterson, Dorothy 214 Patterson, Andy 214 Patterson, Patricia 76, 86, 183 Patton, 1Vle11Ja 214 Patton, James 61 Patton, Patricia 61, 91,214 Patton, Rohert 198 Paulisin, 1V1ic11ae1 214 Payne, Darwin 61 Pavlisin, Franlc 228 Peehles, Herhert 81 Peehle. lvlildred 105. 214 Pcithmen, Russell 96 Pemberton, James 183 Penherton, Sedriclcs 95 Peeple, Carmen 214 Perlcins, Harold 183 Perrine, Connie 218, 228 Peterman. Richard 228 Peters, Joan 93. 198 Peterson. Betty 199 Peterson, Eda 61, 214 Petroll. Louis 68, 158 Petzoldt, Herbert 78 Ptlasterer. James 69, 75, 80. 83, 96, 130, 199 Phelps, Lavina 105. 183 Phelps, Vvilliam 70, 158 Phillips, Claude 214 Phillips, Frances 158 phillips, Franlilin 106 Phillips. Gab 228 Phillips, lvlargie 228 Piclcering, Alvin 61 Piersall, George 228 Piggott, Joseph 214 Pilce, Harold 82, 228 Pingolt, Arthur 183 Pippin, Ross 228 Pitchford, Norma 76, 86, 105. 184 Pitlcin, James 96, 199 Pitlcin, Minnie Mae 51 Pittman, Hiram 214 Pixley, Bertha 184 Plantec. Juanita 58, 102, 199 Plater, VVi11iam 66, 72. 97 Pleshe, Carlos 94 Plummer, John 158 Plunlcett, A. B. 106, 214 Polanlca, Cathryn 102, 214 c2402 Poluszny, Frank 228 Pontious, Elvin 105, 228 Pool, Patricia 214 Pope, Eugene 228 Porter, Bonnie 102, 228 Porter, Vivian 85, 214 Poston, Thomas 228 Potter, Joyce 228 Presley, Rita 214 Price, Dalias 68, 159 Price, John 99 Price, Karl 229 Pride, Carl 69. 72. 83, 159 Prince, Ann 104, 229 Prince, Euvon 229 Proctor, Perry 199 Propst, .loycelyn 58, 61, 215 Provart, Marilyn 70, 72, 78. Pruitt. 1V1e11Ja 184 Pugh, Jerry 101, 218 Pulliam, Mabel 159 Pundsaclc, Vvilliam 68 Pyle, Orville 83 Pyatt, Wanda 78. 93 Pyszlca. Alhert 199 Quiclc, Dorothy 104, 199 Quint. Opal 215 Rahaclc, Marge 93 Radford, Maralee 61, 100, 199 Radosevich, Kay 102 Ragsdale, Ted 159 Rahn. Ethel 229 Raihley, John 95 Ramsey, Alvis 184 Ranchino, Christine 56, 78 Randle, Charles 229 Randle, VV. L. 159 Randolph. Victor 159 Rass, James 83 Ray, Dale 185 Ray, John 215 Raymond. Vvilliam 106, 229 Raut, Carolyn 159 Readhead, O. R. 184 Reagan, Margie 78, 103, 199 Reames, Norman 184 Rector, Alice 159 Redd, Phyllis 71. 102. 199 Reed, Alex 159 Reese. Rosalie 104, 229 Reesor, Lenny 78, 229 Relieuna, 1V1cr1ina 103. 199 Rehn, Henry 148, 149 Reidy, Rita 229 Reiman, Vvilliam 184 Reinhold, Carolyn 70. 72. 86, 9 Reinert. Harry 56, 58. 215 Reissous, Vvilliam 134 Reisshouse, J. 91 Reitz, Germain 229 Relford, Arthur 106 Rendleman, David 94, 199 Renclleman, Russell 78 Renlro, James 79. 130 Rengstorll, Betty 103, 199 Resniclc, Rohert 58, 159 Reynolds, Jeanne 215 Rezetlca. Joseph 69 Rezner, Barllara 61, 85, 215 Rhoads. Betty 71, 184 Rice, Thomas 100, 229 Rich, Doris 84 Rich, Samantha 199 100. 184 3, 184 Richards, A11en 61, 215 Richardson, Charles 58, 184 Richardson, Mary 199 Richmond, Dave 75, 94 Richter, Selma 77. 184 Ridgeway, ,loan 215 Riette, Evelyn 159 Riess, Donald 229 Riess, 1V1ari1yn 199 Rite, Charles 103 Righter, Guy 184 Riggs, Donald 112 Riley, Ann 78, 215 Ringoid, Dolores 99 Rohinette, Rippetmeyer, Dorothy 78, 93, 184 Ristey, 1V1ariorie 78. 215 Rix, Lois A. 229 Roach, Jean 215 Roach, John 68 Roach, Lulu 159 Roartc. Logan 215 Rohhins, Janice 92, 215 Roberts, Howard 94 Rohertson, Betty 84, 102, 229 Rohertson, Franic 79 Robertson, Rohert 61, 94. 229 Robertson George 185 Robertson, Jack 229 Rohertson ,to Ann 90, 229 Rohertson Rehecca 185 , Forrest 79, 199 Scully, Thomas 76, 185 Seetman, Dictc 185 Scihert, John 185 Seihert, Warren 185 Sentcus, Stella 215 Senti, John 185 Sergcnt, Robert 229 Sexton, E10 185 Sexton, R. 98 Seyer, 1..ue11a 69, 77, 78, 93, 200 Shactcettord. Howard 75, 200 Shatter, Donald 215 Shatter. James 185 Shatce, Sheihy 160 Shannon, Ortie 200 Shantc, 1V1arjorie 149, 160 Sharp, Delores 36, 37, 84, 186 Sharp, George 94 Shawmetcer, William 105, 215 Shetter. Rosemary 230 Shettietd, VVi11iam 76, 95, 186 Shettter, Charles 186 Shettaharger, Jody 61, 91 Shelton, Donald 106, 230 Shelton, Natoun 101 Shepard, Douglas 54, 82 Shinn, Patricia 77, 90. 186 Short, Blanche 77, 186 Shuhert, Esther 160 Shuman, Helen A. 88, 149 Siener, Lorraine 92, 88. 186 Rohinson, Thomas 185 Rodenherg, Norman 60 Rodahaugh, Louis 69 Roe, Betty 105, 199 Roper, Leona 84, 199 Roper, Patrictc 215 Roser, Richard 106 Ross, Rohert 106 Rossi, Romoto 70, 97, 199 Rowland, Phyllis 229 Royce, Gerald 229 Rude, Rotaert 95 Ruehmtcortt, Thelma 215 Rutt, Rohert 95, 185 Rurctc, Lula 58 Runge, Donald 229 Ruscheti, 1..arry 105 Russell, Norma 84, 104, 229 Russell, Rohert 215 Sacicett, VVi11iam 101, 199 Sanders, Madge 159 Sanders, Richard 101 Sanders, Pat 56. 82, 106 Sands. Rollin 200 Scarhorough, Margarte 229 Schauhert, Richard 101. 215 Schetter, Donald 229 Schiuter, Clyde 215 Schmitt, Mildred 56. 82, 102. 229 Sill, Virda 91 Simms, Joe 200 Simonton, Flora 105, 215 Simpson. Patty 93, 200 Sims, Arthur 85. 215 Sims, Byrt 85, 186 Sims, Gene 113 Sims, VVi11iam 104, 230 Sivi11e, Leroy 100, 112. 230 Siviiie, Raymond 79, 100 Sisic, Faye 71. 78, 93, 170 Sisney, Laura 76, 106, 215 Stcetton, Harold 62, 200 Stcidis, Andrew 75. 94, 230 Stcinner, Donna 78 Shipper, Rosalie 37, 102, 230 Sledge, Lyle 230 Sloan, Dolores 200 Sloan, Thomas 69. 200 Stowey, Rohert 56 Smalley, Jeanette 78, 215 Smart. Virginia 230 Schmuihach, James 229 Schneider, Hans 79 Schneider, John 185 Schneider, Mary 76 Schneider, Waiter 70, 185 Schneider, VVi11iam 70, 149 Schoehe, Rohert 200 Schroeder, Henry 79, 159 qf1 v ue, Del'-nrt 74 Schulte, Marilyn 86, 215 Schutter, Ludene 84 Schultz, Georgianna 77, 200 Schultz, Rotnert 72, 83, 185 Schwartz, August 97 Schwinn, Doris 200 Scott, R. A. 151, 159 Scroggins. Leon 229 Smith, Atherta 76 Smith, Alice 104. 215 Smith, Alma 61, 186 Smith, Anson 74, 97 Smith, Artinc 100, 230 Smith, Betty 230 Smith, Carol 230 Smith, Dorothy 230 Smith, Gladys 160 Smith, Harold 215 Smith, Helen 200 Smith, J. Cart 98 Smith, Jeanne 60. 61, 92, 216 Smith, ,terry 25 Smith, John 89, 105. 200 Smith, Kenneth 163 Smith, 1V1ac1e1iene 81, 160 Smith, Mae 15, 160 Smith, 1V1a1an 95 Smith, Marshall 200 Smith, Rita 84, 230 Smith, Rohert 89, 216 Smith, Ruth 230 Smith, Sue 61 Smith, Tommie 200 Smith, Willetta 104, 230 Snider, James 230 Snyder, 1V1ary 230 s241z Snyder, Richard 96 Sottars, Donald 98 Spangler, VVi11iam 216 Sortet, Mite 130 Spaulding, A11en 112, 216 Spear, Martha 54, 60, 61, 67, 72, Spencer, VVi11iam 106 Spiiier, Virginia 163 Spirott, Jean 186 Spooner, Jeannie 78, 93. 200 Springer, Eugene 216 Sprueti, Virgil 72 Spuctich, George 200 Stacey, Thomas 97, 186 Stafford, Charles 200 Stahtherg, David 230 Stahtheher, Patricia 81, 85, 160 Stallings, Herh 186 Stanhouse, VVi11iam 79 Stanley, Dolores 104, 216 Starasta, George 83 Starkey, 1V1ariheth 216 Stames, Billie Dean 230 Staudacher, James 230 Staudacher, VVi11iam 69 Stettes, Rohert 55, 70, 151 Stehr, Jean 160 Ste-inhrootc. Rotmert 79, 186 Steiman, Emest 230 Stephens, Ciara Lou 230 Stevens, tee 79. 216 Stevens, 1V1ary 76, 86. 93. 186 Stevens, Rotnert 106, 200 Stokes, Patsy 230 Stone. Gloria 84, 107, 187 Stone, 1'1a1 75, 160 Stone, Opal 149, 160 Stoner, Jane 61. 230 Stonecipher, Keith 95. 130 Stootcey, Charles 216 Stootcey. Warren 67, 68, 74, 186 Storm, Charles 74, 230 Stottar, Bud 94 Stottar, John 160 Stoudt. ttacic 100 Strange, Philip 71 Stretow, 1m1a 78. 230 Stroh, 1V1ari1yn 81, 103, 230 Stroup, Harold 187 Stroup, 1V1arv 61, 230 Stroup, Phyllis 201 Struhing, Norman 94, 231 Stuhhs, Thomas 101, 187 Stull, Mariorie 160 Stuctcey, Robert 106. 216 Suits, Harlan 187 Suits, Herschel 187 Sutcer, Rohert 201 Suitenger, Paul 231 Sutton, Samuel 62. 216 Swan, Davey 80, 216 Swan, Peggy 71, 160 Swartz, Glen 106 Swartz, VVi11is 151, 163 Swinic, Leavett 74. 103, 201 Swayne, ,tutius 160 Swisher, Laveme 187 Swohoda, Rohert 94, 112, 201 Sytce, Betty 231 Taatce, Billie 84, 92, 201 Tahorn, Joyce 99, 201 Tathert, Vvithur 106 Tatiana, Lawrence 79, 130. 201 Talley, Horton 69, 151 Tattv. Marion 95. 187 Tanner, Johnny 86, 97, 101. 217 Tate, Bert 187 92 186 Tate, Charles 123 Tate, Donalcl 74, 96, 201 Tate, Gordon 79, 94 Tate. James 81, 187 Tate Vvilliam 71. 96. 187 Taylor, Charles 187 Taylor, Darlene 71, 77, 201 Taylor. Dennis 77, 89, 190, 201 Taylor, Geralcl 187 Taylor, La Vvanila 102, 231 Taylor, Patricia 231 Wilson Tedeschi, Pete 82, 187 Teel, Eclna 201 Teet, Harley 160 Tegethot-1, Edward 217 Tenney, Charles 51, 148 Thalman, Shirley 61 Thalman, Wellington 161 Thompson. Darrell 231 Thompson, Freda 61 Thompson, Herlaert 187 Thompson, Richard 95 Thomson, Carolyn 71. 107, 201 Thome, Robert 76, 96, 201 Thornton, Dale 231 Thornton, Harolcl 217 Throgmorton, Charles 231 Throgmorton, James 88, 94, 217 Throgmorton, Sam 106 Todd, Nellie 187 Toler, Donald 231 Topper, Eclward 74 Torrencc, Jane 77, 78, 217 Towle, Charles 231 Trapani, Kathryn 77. 103 Travelstead, Vvilliam 231 Travis, Eclna 161 Trlaovicli, Millie 83, 217 Treece, Ntactelyn 161 Tresch, Joyce 81, 103, 231 Tribe, Helen 231 Trigg. James 62, 201 Tripam, Karl 217 Triplett. .loan 61, 217 Tripp, Vvilliam 79, 95, 201 Trolzaugh, Carl 161 Troeslcen, Gertrucle 90, 188 Vantrunp, Ruhy 161 Vaupel, Mary ,lean 69, 163 Vanwinlcle, Theoclore 188 Veatch, James 100, 113 Venahle. 1V1ary 231 Venegoni, Catherine 37, 44, 71 Venters, Kent 217 Verble, Ruth 84. iss Vest, Marian 105 Vincent, Allred 217 Vineyarcl, Walter 68. 83, 201 Violett, Betty 78, 88, 91, 188 Vogely, Maxine 161 Vogler, Richard 85. 231 Vogt. lva 231 Von Behren, Louis 55, 61, 231 Von Tugelin, Betty 84. 201 Von Tunglen, George 201 Vorwalcl, Richarcl 67, 69, 72, 7 134 Xfvacle, Doris 61. 84, 201 Vvaeltz, Rotnert 231 Wagner, Cecilia 61, 231 Vvaictelis, Mildred 72, 82, 91 Vvaite, Rotxert 216 Vvalcelaml, Floycl 61, 161 Vvalcelancl, Vvilliam 60, 61 Waldman, Nlaflalyn 102, 231 Vvalclmn. Rolvert 201 Vvatetz. VVa1ker. Rolnert 74 Charles 188 Vvallcer, Dorothy 44, 77, 78, 93 Vvallcer. Howarrt 231 Wa lkel' , James 74, 94, 107. 202 Vvallcer. James 94 Vvallcer, Rohert 61 Vvallcer. Rolla 188 Vvall. Bffuy 216 Wallis, .lean 84, 231 Vvandling. Marlin 79 Vvangetin, VVi11iam 113 Vvarcl, lrma 161 Trotter. Audrey 231 Trtanj, Al 96, 217 Tuclccr, Charlotte 18 Tuclcer, .lulia 77, 217 Tuclcer, Lowell 151 Tuclcer. Sarah 101, 231 Tuctor, William 54, 68, 161 Tum1Ju11, Ralph 217 Turner, Arnold 161 Tumer, .laclc 94 Turner, Paul 79, 188 Turner, Max 161 Turner, Helen 217 Turner. Roltrert 161 Young. rtiumi, Amaline 217 -lurpin. Christine 78, 217 Tyler, Violett 231 Uhricll, .lacquesline 217 Unclerwoocl, Roloert 231 Upton, Velma 84, 217 Vanclerpluym, John 100, 113 Van Hooretmelce, Phyllis 231 Van Horn, Rohert 95, 201 Van Lente, Kenneth 75. 161 Vantrease, James 231 Vvarfl. .lo Anne 232 Vvard, Vvenclell 75, 188 Vvartl, William 232 Vvarclrop, Phyllis 78, 202 Wvartielcl. Henry 127 VVamec1ce, Virgil 188 Vvarren, .lane 102. 232 Vvarren, John 83, 202 Vvarren, Martha 202 NVast11Jum,Caro1 100 Waters, Lorraine 161 Vvaters, VVi11iam 67, 188 Vvatlcins, Ben 72. 151 Vvatlcins, William 69, 89, 106 Watson, Nlarilyn 86, 232 Xvelntx, Erslcine 188 Vvelolm. .leanne 92. 216 Webb. Mary 84. 188 Vvelnlm, Norris 216 VVeh1J, Olive 161 Vvelner, Ralph 78, 202 Weeks, fjlis 216 Vvelch. Emma 70, 81, 85, 163 VV4-lch. Walter 74, 151 Weller, Florence 76, 86 Xveistneclcer, 1V1i1ton 79. 216 Vvemer, Kent 44 Vvesllinslcy, Roy 70 Vvesthroolc, Virginia 107, 232 Vvharton, John 58 VV11ee1er, Clarence 216 Xfvheeler, Delores 106, 216 Wheeler, Roloerta 76, 216 White, Jacqueline 232 Vvllite. Kermitt 106. 232 K242v . 93. 188 9, 88, 96. Vvhite. 1V1art1'ia Ann 232 Vvhiteheacl, Joseph 188 Whitehead, William 232 Whiteside, Frances 216 Vvtlittenlmerg, Glen 88, 98, 130 Whittenherg, Mane 202 Vvichmann, Roluert 216 Vviefluwilt, Janet 61, 232 Wahl. Louis 83 Wildy, Charles 104, 232 Wildy. Ruth 188 Vvillcerson, Betty 62. 107, 217 VVi11cerson, James 113 Vvillcins, Phoebe 163 Vvillcinson, James 134, 162, 216 VVi11arc1. Charles 162 NfVi11e. Donald 162 Williams. Cliltorcl 79 Williams, De1..orcs 55, 189 Vvilliams, Dorothy 216 Williams, Harold 112 Vvilliams, .lean 57, 216 Williams, .lerrol 189 Vvilliams. Lavern 61, 103, 216 Vvilliams, Marguerite 90 Vvilliams, Maxine 232 Williams, Mona 54, 60, 61, 78, 91. 216 Williams. Rotxert 189 Williamson, Pat 68, 78, 217 Vvillis, Nancy 78, 93, 202 Vvillilorcl, Virginia 78, 93. 202 Xfvilson, Betty 78, 93. 189 Wilson, James 232 . Loren C. 97 VV'i1son, Mary 189 Vvilson, Phyllis 84, 232 Vvinston, Frances 84 Vvitctier, Selma 78 Winer. Jack 202 Xfvolt, Junior Ray 100, 232 Vvolte, Phyllis 232 Vvoltt, Ernest 162 Yvollarci, Orville 85 Vvomaclc, Sharon 232 Vvomeclce, Rolnert 76 Wvooxl. Eugene 162 Vvood, Frances 92, 189 Woods. E. 99 Vvoocls, Harvey 74, 162 Vvrigtit, Alice 69, 162 Vvright, Dorman 101 Wright. John 162 Wright, Mary 232 Vvyant. Betta 232 Vvylie, Gene 202 Yates, Rotmert 232 Young. Eleanor 162 Jean 76, 189 Young, Louis 79 Young, Otis 72. 83, 151 Young, Ruth 75. 217 Young. Vvilliam 95 Yulcas, Ernest 189 Zacharias. Vvilliam 62, 82, 88 96 211 Zimmerchiect, Charlotte 72, 83, 162 Zimmerman, Donna 202 Zulcoslcy, Vvalter 135 Printed By Engravings By HUSTON-PATTERSON CORPORATION INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY Decatur, Illinois Indianapolis, Indiana
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