Blackburn College - Beaver Tales Yearbook (Carlinville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1952 volume:

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Butler, a generous friend and for many years, a trustee of the college. ones - Allison Hall The newest building on campus is IonesPAllison Hall which was dedicated in the hall, home economics eight faculty members. fall of 1949. It houses the kitchen, dining labs, and rooms for sixty-eight Women and . xi K any Q -' V -L Q Q MM ., . L a le 7: i.aw1'i K7 ' Vi, ii-as M Leidisfzaxx-,J S QQ!-fl ,,...m,,waN ?' s l ,av F .,, ' 4 . :rr-' Eg g,g,gaqj:4g'm, wang, Y E E m B-grams E E main mlsgf Emu mam HH 'Us mn N awp wwwisg H , W W ,W md msws - H sw ggi: eg Bw ME NEW mmm an was X, mag m a mai Hudson Hall Hudson Hall was named for Dr. and Mrs. William Hudson. It houses the adm1n1strat1ve offices, the book store, class rooms, .Q.w-an ,EV , m ss ua Ne- ss . ss m-sys fx nm 1,-was-'H -fx-lm'-oss-wx .WV www' . .WH na ss ss-ww K-5 Robertson Hall Built in 1880, Robertson Hall is the oldest building on campus. It is named for Dr. W. R. Robertson of Carlinville. x ' m Dawes Gymnasium With student contributions of almost seventy per cent of the labor, Dawes Gymnasium was com' pleted in 1938. In addition to a regulation size basketball floor, the gym contains a well-equipped stage for dramatic productions. mv-wa E i min . E .Els H missin NMFS QEQTE sm:-E 'Q n gm B B Q s SMH if S Siusgzaj Emma MWMH-is E QE Mxga, is in swim was WORK Unemployment is no problem at Blackburn, for everyone has a job. The pleasing combination of Work, study, and play offers a sure system of achiev- ing a well balanced personality. - :Sat Oh, for the life of an office worker What will We have for dinner? Open your mouth and say, ah. Rollin' in dough. ,tn Look at him sling that meat knife! The Wooclclioppers. Whether it be cutting meat or Wood, slinging grapes or paint, the students at Blackburn work together for the benefit of all. The slavedriver cracks his whip. Talent in the salad room Rembrants at Work. Let's be specific! A lesson in sociology or - - - are faculty members HZSOLI plus Phyl Kern equals ????? really underpaid? ls there a Caruso in the crowd? STUDY Learning - - assimilation - f osmo- sis - - and just plain cramming. The discovery of a list of novelties - - all under the general heading of know- ledge: That reading a newspaper can be educational - - that speech classes can be fun, and that politics may be not only a science but an art. What will happen to lohn's other wife? For further developments come to the next speech! Whether it be solving a quanti- tive chem. problem, or learning how to sew a fine French seam, Blackburn is striving to maintain an educational program which will train students for intelligent adult living in society. A Womanfs Work is never done. Catching up on the latest news tor the latest jokesj. The mad chemist. We'd' rather study than eat. PLAY All Work and no play makes lack a dull boy , but this doesn't apply to the students at Blackburn. Even with work and study there is still time to have fun. Studying, eh? ll!! Let's get away from it all. The old stand-by - f - pinochle The bread line. What's the latest? l J 3 x, f Relaxation proves no problem though resources may be limited: stu' dent ingenuity provides a variety of diversions on the campus. Whether it be -a snowball light 'after lunch or a good game of tennis in P.E. class, Play is tops on the list of Blackburn pre- ferences. ga. hs- sf ai, f Nfvm A future tennis champ. B. Ufs ballroom. I surrender Snowmen for girlsl? 'Out of bounds - girls .Q - ' f 58 5:5 2 if mn w 'Q 4 H - . - 5:5'i' .:. E is - :Q -1' , . J., i'.L' I P N . s ja 7-.L .2 lm- ig., as ,. E E ,A as N- avi' . sn H . is com? l?-l,-,-i..., ,,,.1 fj xgwigg W3 X -Qi .4 N - -'I Q Q f x 'T A Q ':.- -Q'-L Q E t ance to Hudson J ZffffSirE'E'?,,j-Q ' 057513 uf?:54SPh'7'2f5 Q Wi H 1A.ff W ,.-v af' '54, 33:59-gf' +. 'uf , 3 U Wi., gf' X 4, x. f QJ5'!5i539' . nf fi Lv fx W x L is 1.1 f4 an 1 F ,, Q, ::: :.. . . . X . ip, Q Y 'Fm President Ludlum at his desk PRESIDENT DEANS DEAN DR. ROBERT P. LUDLLIM A.B., A.M,, Ph.D., Cornell University A Since his arrival, Dr. Ludlum has seen the complef tion of Iones - Allison Hall and witnessed the plan- ning of the new Science Hall. He is known to all for his ready Wit and jocular manner. Qi w , as -in as E lt. Z - 1 H i in DGNALD M. MACKENZIE if Dean of the College: Registrar: Education A.B., Park College A.lVl., University of Chicago DEAN MARION M. PLOTNIK Dean of Students: French A.B., Middlebury College A.M., Smith College Z S as ass in gs fy, if W Q 5 ms Z s hir mn A is f1i,, ss, M 2 mr, as .. is iz sm E i 'N sam mm' Miss MARY E. AMBLER Librarian: Library Methods, A.B., Lindenwood College B.S., Columbia University School of Library Service A.M., University of Chicago Library School MR. LLOYD L. COSTLEY Treasurer and' Business Mgr.: Accounting. B.S., Washington University MR. GEORGE PURIMSKY Superintendent of Buildings an.d Grounds. B.S,, M.S., Bradley University ADMINISTRATION sem? 'fd S S ' I .5255 MEN MR. MR Gus'rAvE C. HINUEBER I. MARLOWE SLATER Director of Public Relations Director of Admissions B.S., University of Illinois B.S., M.S., University of Left MISS MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. Illinois. STAFF to right: ' MARSTON, Secretary to the President BARTLETT, Secretary to the Dean FLIRIMSKY, Secretary to the Treasurer BOENTE, Treasurefs Office BYRAM, College Dietician Zislieie .E 5 R R 19 R me R-sf E RRR RQ' RRR m-R FACULTY MR. VIRGIL G. BRETTHALIER Matheznatics A.B., Illinois College I-LM., University of Illinois MISS MARION E. CARLSON Director of Physical Education Women B.S., George Williains College MR. Ross E. ENSMINGER Sociology A.B., Carleton' College B.D., Union Theological Seminary MISS PATRICIA M. EVANS English A.B., Agnes Scott College B.S., in L.S., George Peabody College M.A., Vanderbilt University R for 'ERR R DR. IOHN V. FORBES Political Science and History A.B., I-LM., University of Rochester Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania MR. GORDON G. GABEL Chemistry B.S., Wisconsin State Teachers College M.S., Kansas State College MR. FRANCIS C. HATBIELD Counselor, Physics, Natural Science B.S., Winon'a State Teachers College M.S., University of Minnesota Miss SARAH L. HAWES Home Economics B.S., Northern Michigan College of Education MRS. RITA R. HINUEBER Home Economics B.S., University of Illinois MR. WILLIAM S. KRUEGER, IR. Director of Physical Education for Men B.S., M.S., University of Illinois MR. HAROLD S. LOWE Music B.A., B.S., M.A., Ohio State Univer- sity DR. ROGER A. MAX Chemistry AB., Defiance College M.S., West Virginia University Ph.D., Ohio State University RmR R R R R ,. R I B - E HS RRR ' RRR s R RQRR T m Q 9 QB R R '.R 5 R R: Q6 Wit' I R ,-RR R Rf R at MR. FORREST C. ORR Director of Counseling Services: Psychology B.S., MS., University of Illinois DR. MORTON I. PLOTNIK Economics Baccalaureate, Vilno: IVI. Agr., Berlin Ph.D., Columbia University DR. WARREN C. SHAW History A.B., A.lVl., Dartmouth College Ph.D,, University of Illinois MR. HAROLD E. SPENCER Art B.A., M.A., University of California H, mf B SSW? aims E is in E 1 X H I are E Ll Jia: will tt! fl W1 E M:gj . H .. ,sax rig- E! ll fi af E ' Miss HARRIET C. STODDARD H 5 English K AB., Mount Holyoke College AM., Llniversiigy Of Chicago H is REVEREND WILLIAM SWIFT M M Religion, Philosophy M A.B., Florida Southern College L. Th., Seabury-Western Theological Seminary B.D., SeabL1I'y-Western Theological Seminary DR. WARREN C. WALKER English AB., A.M., State College for Teachers in E. Albany W Eg Ph.D., Cornell University Wi, MR. CLIFFORD WESTER .Biology and'Natural Science A.B.. Bucknell University lVl.S., University of Illinois MRS. LOUISE H. WESTER Spanish and Humanities B.A., M.A.,- University Of Illinois Miss ROSE C. WETTEROTH German AB., A.M., Washington University MR, HAROLD I. ZIEGLER English and Social Science Supervisor of Student Teaching B.S. in Ed., Kent State University A.M., Western Reserve University rg -its zz nf, MB' WW VVILMA Q H ss ti, .gs sys rzixgi-zum .NW LEW s nZ1lw-m-9ll:,3XB- 8 m- H- -nm . s s is is 9 . wsxmwu- -sv- Eim- H 'ra Ml-- x w E i E ., W, . W Tsll sm- ' s ms is s is as piss is miss -is as ll snag!! ,lu wma LM, . s mfs 5.5 s E B E if 3 is E N ll ll , B , W ads ,. .want W aw .. .,., E B B E E H L na s ' ri n :-:A N? gms E if eniorri who take diplomas in hand and go steadfastly forward, fondly remembering the bones in Ionesn - - - Don Darling crowning poisenfivied 'Burnian Queen Betty Brooks - - - their instigation of the first Bloodmobile - - - the trial in 315 and the hung jury - - - mopping up floors after someone turned first floor Stod- dard into a lake - -f - orangeology by virtue of Brown and Tress - - - winning of first Homecoming prize - - - sr. girls who have lived in every dorm except the gym - - - the general town meet- ing held in the chapel - - - the last glorious Bookworm and now graduation! ,-1.-w OFFICERS SMITH, Vice-Presidentg MARY AGNES DSBORN, Secretary- Treasurer: BLIRK DEI-IORITY, President. IEANNE is N :',5gE5E5I 1 E s .,: 5 , H ss s. is B S 5 ' ffl rr Q H H ' s 1 is ,wh , B B gm s . sy-vi i ik ss ma . x-x sa Yr -:J H .H 5 we Qi? ,- ,ss is H- 2 s H A L N X B SS B E is ,1 Z. E ' I X s it I 1 - fp I . H L' 'jg at is I 2 wifi rf: if as 1 3 5 -is H H S Qui ll . s .2 H rg it me W H M K, i::.:.:.: if :ai-:ss its . , H - . f-y i- gag H H Q ,.:. g . -Q X z E , ,:, -' , I H E E A is H S H 4' 1 -Q . - s n - ' 1: H 1. is N ws ..... .. E in S f - Elin i . mg: iv in E an Us is I JAMES ABELL Chemistry Carlinville, Illinois S IACQUELINE BALL TEES? H English East Alton, Illinois ROBERT BIERMA E Economics Riverside, Illinois RUSSELL BOEKENHEIDE Economics Webster Groves, Missouri BETTY BROOKS Social Science Divisional Vandalia, Illinois ,. ROBERT BROWN 5 ' Economics Chicago, Illinois IACQUELINE CAMPBELL English Chicago, Illinois DONALD DARLING Chemistry Chicago, Illinois BURK DEHORITY Chemistry Peoria, Illinois DAISY DENBY History Carlinville, Illinois M 53 as SE ggims. B. a wma an EM in is 3 B mia? is an If x-i x-i is mm H E A-as SE E . E . ,ma is ii His me ix in K D HE Q HI B W m wi. ,aim wi midi Eggs mime: Q H. EQ si? s ART ELDRIDGE Chemistry Greenview, Illinois IAMESN FALKER Chemistry Springfield, Illinois CHARLES FREDERIKSEN Mathematics Elmhurst, Illinois CARL FRITSCH Chemistry Wooddale, Illinois WILLIAM LESKO Chemistry and Mathematics Carlinville, Illinois DELMO MAROSO Mathematics Carlinville, Illinois My ig N mg mlm I . H m .Ng M I gs Um ! is is - is ia mm is HE BARBARA MOORE Chemistry Chicago, Illinois MARY AGNES OSBORN Chemistry Carlinville, Illinois VERA PENNTNGTON Economics Plainfield, Illinois CHARLOTTE PFAFF History Granite City, Illinois an wi J-will E-'E EEE' e wx V THOMAS TELFER Mathernatics Litchfield, Illinois WALTER WARNER Mathematics Iohnsonburg, Pennsylvania ROBERT WEAVER Chemistry Wauconda, Illinois ALVIN ZIPSIE History Freeport, Illinois . E s'V2 - I Wt M . EEE!! I SS I an I an Bm aim fm' 1 x-i as -will H an is an an mat RAY PURKEY English Bloomington, Illinois PATRICIA RASMUSSEN Chemistry Chicago, Illinois CARL SCHUYTEMA Chemistry Chicago, Illinois WILMA IEANNE SMITH English Waverly, Illinois BARBARA STAKE Social Science Divisional Union, Illinois LEON STEVENS Mathematics Salem, Illinois swew3 5 mmm B . ms ik!! 1 is E222 5 m We Sis Q2 H . ii 'EE 25 NORMAN CRoucH, President: RUSSELL ZIMMER, VicefPresiderzt un io mi who muse reminiscently about living in Stoddard Hall - - - with elevens every night - -I - who thought nothing of a clay spent Without water when a main pipe broke - - - who listened to the music of Kirby's Band in the den - - - and admittedly fought the Battle of the Little People vs. the Monsters - - - who spent their leisure time in cultural games like Botticelli - - - and Iuniors in Iones f - - who had a fire alarm for an alarm clock - - - who voted to stick it out during the coal strike H - - and who will ably take over as the Seniors say farewell. OFFICERS Q it I ,aw i fi. ,i 2 :V E RANK as E mam x - E E H . i E EFS E mimi E En E x-i amd' E En an Ei 'W ma EE Ex EE EEE im EA I as V-awww Egg? - as as E as Em Rm E i-1 E E ima E E as E um xi as E mn is E i aww E xi E E .MAVIS AULT DONALD BLACK . Fiatt, Illinois Chicago, Illinois l. IAMES DEDMAN RICHARD EMERY f Sidell, Illinois Laura, Illinois Q DANIEL GARCIA Bayshore, New York EARL GATES Coffeen, Illinois En E En E LORRAINE HOFMANN Morton, Illinois mix Es E as gn E E E E En :E En E E E E En E En was E E Es E E E En mm , .,. . -::--- -,-53 .f, ,,, E E E ii , is is ., .: E E E .,, W ,. . lvggw- is sims B A is E E wi VERA BROWN Danville, Illinois JAMES FLORINI Gillespie, Illinois EASE E W Ii? is EE mn?-A is En E mn Assn x-xmnawmg EW PHYLLIS KERN i A East St. Louis, Illinois IACK KIRBY Buffalo, Illinois LAURENCE LARSON :Qi Chicago, Illinois gs EE--E E A ea E mn mmm ,S . is n mm E nu E ' E W mi swim. NORMAN CROUCH Carlinville, Illinois HARRIET FROST Odessa, Missouri 1 H 3 B E E E E P' E E ,X . S E - A - ill -1 -. E1 E 'A2:2f.zE:::2-:--4 E ' E V E im.-.:::iig, .B ww-. .5--:-g i.: J ak 5555. H 3,517 V E gm, , E . .,.,.,.,., . yi E H -I is in L E . W :,:,::g2-in - l E '- 5 BX E if 'i' E :,.:.:.:::.:!':' 5, si E ' A' A 1:1 22:1 Wk 1' 252132: E Z: ii X E s ii W' f 5:5 .:.:.:.5a5.:.:.:...:.: E.r:E: z E 'I is E E V- . :.,:.:,.::. ,.: :.,.: 1, EAS- W E H - if 'H 5 . Qi . ,Q Z 5 Sf 1 E 1 :Ei ,,:,' :,: gif-'jj .4 H H H M H Sir Aw S L Q. E. E E E E - - i E S E . 3 . E E E A if H H B E S S as S 3 S na E B B E Q E E S S E B H i W E K' isis: E . S S E E H - if E. EEE E , gm as LEE BEEN mf snags HE E En .:. ms Am 5 K mi. .:. -R.: E E .EEE W E MB .E I W E W E X , R.:- gas nina 5: EEE E51 E E gm E gm E I , E E sz iz E E X EB H E E , I B E E ss, B B2 E if BEE 'r E K E E K 2-1- 5 :': E he-' E E w,a E as W E7 E -:- 'EEE E AE C' :.:...:::-::,..:55,-555355, 51-z.: is 5: 35 an W -. MEN . 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W RR R RR R R CHARLOTTE LEACH IOHN MADDEN Ierseyville, Illinois Gillespie, Illinois HERBERT PLOWMAN ALBERT ROWDEN Gary, Indiana Granite City, Illinois RRR RR RR RR RR R RR R RR E V L all R R Q R RRR RR E RR RR R R :RR .R T - 'H R ,R RR .ZFQV RR R H RRR R R gm' R RR RRRR RR ' R QRS RR RR R R RRR' R Rm RR .WR VK RmR R RRR KWH RR R R Www R RR RR RR RR RR R, R R - R R ' RR RR RR RR E-Ex-xRu - RR RN R , RR R R Rf RRI E , il BSR? RRR . F R DONNA MAY Chicago, Illinois EDWARD SMITH Pland, Illinois DORI SouTAR Des Plaines, Illinois BETTY STOCKER Murrayville, Illmois MARILYN WEDLER Chicago, Ill1I101S RussELL ZIMMER Springhelcl Illinois 1 OFFICERS 9 D f R . W, :Mir M - was ws fi wigs sms ss ,M WM H E1 .ws as s W,-1 M E E E ,mn Eiga er foams is wa PAUL BREWER, Treasure:-g Lou1E LIAY, Vice-President: NORMA RAAB, Secretary. Standing: STANLEY PAUL, President. .S70l9A0l'l'L 0766 who also near their goal - f - an PLA. H H - and are left pondering over the memories that remain - f- - of a freshman year spent sleeping all day and stay- ing up half the night - - H of sophs. who played pinochle and basketball constantly - f- H and sang incessantly their Iunior Birdsman song H - - who made excursions home from Frank's - - minus es- sential Wearing apparel f - - who structured an extra building between Iones and Hudson - - H and dug a 6 Et ditch to pay for it - - who put a pig in Stod- dard Parlor - - E and graduatenow to go on H F - as proud upperclassmen. I A E N sm si an ,B H21 I-is . A . mg-A W As-Aw E -A :PEI Ami A- as EEE Amis fgs nga' Agzgm Amp-E new--'gfi iw 5:2 an E 5? GLADYS BALIMANN Chicago, Illinois GLEYNAPA BAWN Princeville, Illinois DONNA BLACK Des Plaines, Illinois PAUL BREWER Monticello, Indiana BILLYE BROOKS Vandalia, Illinois LLICILLE BuRR1s Medora, Illinois IOE BYRNE Des Plaines, Illinois NADINE CALLAI-IAN Milford, Illinois ALICE CAMERON Chicago, Illinois T. P. CARMODY Carlinville, Illinois RONALD Cox Browning, Illinois CAROLE CROCKETT Chicago, Illinois I ss -as in ww . A E I A FE mm E E is E Eff an m-in mn A nm . R 5 S as 'A A E: m . is mn E- E- - R A E. A Ami an qv: nm mm E E A E E Es-HH Hmm :F L E A is-I , Bmw, BARBARA ALLEN Elmhurstj Illinois ANNA ANDREWS Rutland, Illinois PHYLLIS ARNDT Des Plaines, Illinois VIRGINIA ARNETT Prophetstown, Illinois RED AYLMER Chicago, Illinois ANN BRANDT Watertown, Wisconsin ER mn Palmas 5, mn A mn sm ms l A E A ni mlm- WA A E 1 fail PM 51 I 1 A A 5 E- E f,iE5!,E:- H H I. R ui ii ' :-:-::: -:r'Cf:iSi? ':-:-' :lrx If :I::::: . A B 'H :..,-..g5f45g:-a5,!I'I.l'1- I-a ,,:,,: . A I is E j:j ':::::.5::::.' 'Q :I Q j:j,i-'- SS I+ BS SS , E E R R. B B :-: ,IE E . R H f dm W H N Q y' 5 A . Y. ..., . W ' 3,523 mg E, xl R ..,.,.,. Q H is A ,, - A R E - E H ' E A 'B s lg E E Q,--' 'Nui' R E , ...- R E H E R I I W M. I H 5 I E K m Q A E ,,.,. ., ,E ,..,.,... 4..N...- ..,,... WMA ., 5 is Il mmm is Z. DOROTHY DAVISON Hinsdale, Illinois POLLY DUVALL iMiddletOwn, Ohio IAMES EDMISTONh Livingston, Illinois LEONARD EGERER Los Angeles, California KATHRYN ENSMINGER Carlinville, Illinois ANNIE FAIIlCHILDj, Rochester, Illinois N ,asf ,- l .V E s ff --.N -I .,. if J .,. is I I A ig I I was Sin uw J E Q-Ss rs .arf QT 1 -V s P I L , 3 I I H I . V Q E K. I I I S s is E - A -I E E B is . I s V -W s EES if I E suis s s s ' ' sl , 2 lm 5 Im is A 2 i1,,,- ggi , - is R w I ,R 1 E s- T ' iz s X E s s is s s M I I , me. ,L..-,sm - A was' is is I I an Iss as ss ms I E I ss H. I XB I as-I in is I Ia is HM i s issm swf H. E is is B ss ms ms as img iii, Is Q n ss E II m WE an E sms s ss ,K ' E We as is I Ii gm ,sn WEE Him -'Es B. BHK FW mis - If-E , Iii I gm ,I is xs IW V , as Q3'Sl'Aw fmfwm I E E E ,., ,.,, -: Q E is fs En H is ,-. ' s is .... 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BARBARA IOHNSON Peoria, Illinois ESTHER IONES Akron, Ohio I, THOMAS IONES Springfield, Illinois IOHN KENNEDY Springfield, Illinois WAYNE KING Springfield, Illinois DONALD KIZER Fairmount, Illinois IOANNE KUNDE Sterling, Illinois IOAN LATHAN Arlington Heights, Illinois IEAN LAWLEss Springfield, Illinois BARBARA LAWSON Chicago, Illinois ANITA LEVERENTZ Des Plaines. Illinois 5:- BE 2 as' I-is ima Em MH-. mfs is A K-X is is R iw in in Q M R fix E B. A an iw ima hams W iw RAYMOND HUGHES LaFayette, Illinois IOYCE IHLENFELDT Springfield, Illinois LAuRELLE JENSEN Chicago, Illinois fi x-I ff is iw is iw is is igmm E ' is ' nk W H -ris- A Niggas Louis LIAY Carlinville, Illinois SLIE LITTLEPAGE Carlinville, Illinois RICHARD LOGAN Eldred, Illinois GORDON MACLEOD Yarmouth, Maine RICHARD MARLIN Springfield, Illinois MARCUS MCCOY Carlinville, Illinois E asa H E EE I In I in lES8 f E E I my lm 3,1 h iv E Nfl 1 t 'fy E E E H I H EE E mc. ggi B WEE I ' E - .. .QIQ 'L' I E E If II , I-I H E H H' ..... 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Illinois DONALD MCLAUGEHLIN Roxbury, Massachusetts MICKEY MCLEOD Chicago, Illinois DAVID METZLER Palatine, Illin.ois ROBERT MEYERS Chicago, Illinois BETTY MITCHELL Carlinville, Illinois FRED NICKEL Chicago, Illinois MARGARET NORTON Minneapolis, Minnesota DELANO OHAVER Aleclo, Illinois PEGGY OSEORN Milwaukee, Wisconsin DONALD OWEN Vxfcrth, Illinois ROGER PAGE Clinton, Illinois il 25 Q - ii JOAN POWERS Oak Lawn. Illinois ROBERT POWERS Morton Grove, Illinois VIOLET PROCE Clarendon Hills, Illinois NORMA RAAB Carlinville, Illinois Lois REED Urbana, Illinois ROBERT Ross Urbana, Illinois IO ANNE RussELL Springfield, Illinois LORRAINE SANDSTROM Chicago, Illinois ROBERTA Szxss Chicago, Illinois IERE SHANNER Cariinville, Illinois DENIS SMAAGE Des Plaines, Illinois BETTY SMITI-I Naperville, Illinois S as mm HB W I M I T, E W. as is .B 2,4 B .: I E .,, l I Es I glam gms, ,W . HQ magma WEEE igmgim E gms H wg I gm ---2' M V W sm E E, so -im HX E gm . Q Eg W1 1 is Il. 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Illinois IACK WIGGINS Muddy, Illinois IIMMY WILLIAMS Harrisburg, Illinois VIRGINIA WOLFRAM Des Plaines, Illinois THURMAN YOHNKPI Kankakee, Illinois ROBERT ZIMMERMAN I-lighland, Illinois IOAN OLSON, Secretary-fTreasurer: TOE STALTER, President: DICK DARLING, Vice-President. gI 05Al'l'l ell who are anticipating their return to Blackburn next year - - - who had talent galore - A - and proved it by Winning Homecoming and Talent Night prizes - - - who took midnight excursions - f - and felt morning reverberations - - - who came out of classes with dejected looks on their faces - - - and learned new meanings for the Words - - cram and exam - - - who faithfully cared for the new furniture in Stoddard - - - who gave the school a cheerleader who inspired us all - - Willie - - - who stand ready to take their places in the upperclass ranks - f - with all the gravity the role demands - P H and the frivolity which is so essential too. 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Flanagan, Illinois Hazel Grimwood, Plano, Illinois Bob Guthrie, Evergreen Park, Illinois Dean Hall, Litchfield, Illinois Maslyn Hamilton, Hope, Arkansas Margaret Hardy, Eldorado, Illinois Richard Harris. Concrete. Washington Kay Hattoon, Springfield, Illinois Mary Kay Hope, Carlinvillc, Illinois loyce Howard, Piper cny, Illinois Gene Hunt, Carlinvillc, Illinois Ann Isbell, Stockton, Illinois Carol Iackson, Fisher, Illinois R i x W 'W - nw .san Qs Si S s rf E 1 2 f . Q I ii fi. -:,:- I .. .,.,. ,. gi E . so 2 H is -1- 1:12-: .,. , .,.,: Q :-ri :X Eff W 5 5 is 'diiirsgwi 5 Fam I : ,..,. f, - is ?i . LEW gin m , swf? , flaw? wa sign In 553 T ' I E 21,55 ,. if W an . sn-, I ::. -s5if715:5' J Q W 1 H gg Q ...... H H .:. :.: H H H nl F ' 1.4. ,:::, . . Rs . ii, E H .ms F WLE,?E.... 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Illinois Helen Iohnson. Chicago, Illinois Pat lohnson. Monmouth, Illinois Wanda Iohnson, Aledo. Illinois Iacquic Iones. St. Louis, Missouri Mary lnones, Morton. Illinois Norman Jones, Akron, Ohio Victor Kalk, St. Louis, Missouri Marilyn Kerchenfaut, Piper City. Illinois Elwood Kniggc, Munclelein. llllnois NVoyne Knox, Waulccgan, Illinois Diane Kropp. Chicago, Illinois Doris Kundc, Sterling, Illinois Iames Lee, St. Louis, Missouri Al Lerner, Chicago. Illinois is is ',.:. M W E I m so iss, ' an ,. Wa as , i E if s H E . ,S is 5 l W V' ir my ii .ggi is was -s . ii an 135 ra- E -if Q ' 1- E mls 5- -ss 5, E usgsilwiss all E s l' ,ilk 3-.I is is s an msn J, E i.: is .,L wa,s- E is K an ,,: -. 5 E il is Zell? . xi lg E Q 5 B 4 in its A is v,F'm.. H. . - E ' ' -12511: .. ,. ,i-',-.ig 5.: 1.-i.. , , ki ' ..... -ii .:. 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E ii ng W r CO-ED VOLLEYBALL Fourteen, teams, including overt 140 students participated in the winter Sunday-afternoon pastime of co-ed volleyball. Paul Brewer's team won the title with 12 Vic- tories and one defeat. Following his team were those captained by Ray Hughes Q9-All and Wil- fred Faulkner Q8-SJ. Winning Team, Seated left to right: Shorty Pfaff: Paul Brewer: Muriel Hatch. Standing, left to right: jim Dedmanp Earl Gates: Annie Fairchild: Ioan Olson: lean Nessap Burke, Dehorty: Russ Bockenhide. Q ' ' ' I-M SPEEDBALL lack Kirby's Giants won the 1951 l-M Speed- ball championship. Although the schedule was somewhat abbreviated by the weather, the new sport started to take hold and there were several Saturdays of keen competition. Winning team, Standing, left to right: Bill Duryea: Howard Fred- ericking: Norman Crouch: Dave Mesojednik. Kneeling, left to right: Gil Cobbs: lack Kirby: Earl Gates: Fred Nickel. 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Q22 ,J wx,-ffm' S - , ii . 5 .- I 1 fi si M ww af. m m 'H vi is A Www ,N lm ,Nm , . , ,A ., uw Wi, 45 :gf 'Vx' X ., ws? bi H 'flax E 1 - gigmlge wax?- sax WWE .mga H., lst row left to right 'icqueline Campbell, Head Waitress: Virginia Wolfrain, Head Ianitress Charles Frederiksen Head Janitor Barbara Iohnson, WOIHCHYS Work Manager: Gordon MacLeod Mens Work Manager Don Owen, Beaver Den Manager: Iohn Wiggins, Head Fireman Raymond Hughes Construction Head. 2nd row left to right Phyllis Kem Kitchen Head: Miss Hawes, Advisor: Mrs. Byram Advisor Mr Slater Advisor Betty Stocker, Laundry Head. WORK COMMITTEE In keeping with the American tradi- tion of self-help and self-reliance, stud dents at Blackburn Work fifteen hours a week to help pay for their room and board. They clean the buildings, cook the meals, fire the furnaces, act as secre- taries in the College offices, and main- tain the College in general. The student Work managers, who are chosen each year by the student body, the College administration, and the retir- ing work heads, assign and supervise all the student Work. Each member of the committee serves as a head in one of the various departments. They are able and active leaders, who assume responsibility for the completion of all work done by the students on the Work plan. WORK MANAGERS Gordon MacLeod: Barbara Johnson ' mn-. is 5 Q H -as as E nga s as si s- -E E ,sw is is is-a is sag E is 5 is -sais? s-21,5 ' A 'c Fairchild Vera Pennington, First row, left to right: Charlotte Pfaff, Iames Florini, nnr , h t a. Second row, left to right: Iohn Wiggins, Don Darling, Bob Mary Iones, Carl Sc uy em Bierma, Mr. Orr. Council members are elected by the students of Blackburn as representa atives of the student body to carry out the functions of democratic self-government. In this way, the students are given a large share in the administration and reg- ulation of student activities. The Council acts in co-operation with the faculty for h 1 the interest The Council has bee in revising the social regu vising the class cut system, and in solv- ing numerous other problems. This year the Council sponsored the first blood donation drive on the campus. Student of the College as a W o e. n instrumental lations, in re- Officers: Vera Pennington, Pres.y Annie Fairchild, Recording Secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL is in is is my mi E isa- E l I CO-CI-IAIRMEN: Dorothy Davison: Norman Crouch SOCIAL COMMITTEE The Social Committee has charge ol the planning and organization of the Col- lege social activities which include four formal dances, the semifformal Home- coming Dance, and sponsoring activities on other Weekends throughout the year. Throughout all their Work, the Social Committee keeps in mind the goal of providing a Well-rounded program of social activities for the student body. left to right: lean Lawless, Dave Fleckles, Dorothy Davison, Norman Crouch, Herb Wei1', Russel Zimmer, -. rr Left to right: Ioan Olson, photographyg Vera Brown, business man- agerg Shorty Pfaff, editor: Decle Farrar, photography: Betty Stock- er, photography: lean Nessa, photographyg Elaine Fink, photogra- phy- BEAVER TALES STAFF BEAVER TALES BEAVER TALES STA FF Shorty Pfaff ........................ Editor Dick Harris ................ Lay-out editor Wanda Ichnson ............ Copy Editor Vera Brown ................ Business Mgr. First row, left to right: Pat Falconberry, Shorty Pfaff. lean Thormahlen. Second row, left to right: Ester Iones, lean Mazzarella, Vera Brown, Ioy Surgeon, Ioan Olson, Dick Harris, Delores Zumwalt, Gladys Baumann.. Deborah McGraw, Mary Iones, Ioan Rus- sel, Betty Stocker, Not pictured: Wanda Iohnson, Helen Iohnson, Helen Voigt. lst row, left to right: Joy Surgeon: Iean Mazzarellag Faye Bawn: Daniel Plutzg Lydia Dougherty. 2nd row, left to right: Ann Andrews: Ioan Kunde: Nelly Iean Walters. 3rd row, left to right: Eva Gathard: Iames Florinip Doris Duringerg Dow Strader: Howard Orr: Dick Harrisg Arnold Tschirgi: Joe Stalterg Maurice Davenport. A, ,,- - i'NffQ'5?r 'Z71-Fl BURNIAN STAFF - lst row, left to right: Carol Baumgartner, News Editorg Micky MacLeod, C0-Editorg Clarence Stevens, Co-Editorg Lydia Dougherty, Feature Editor. H , YQ 2nd row, left to right: Nelly Iean Walters, Circu- lationg Marcus McCoy, Treasurerg Barbara Allen, Lay-outg Howard Orr, Art Editor. 'BURNIAN One of the more harrow- ing experiences of a prospec- tive -writer is to join a news- paper staff. The 'Burnian is not disappointing in this capa- city! There is little glory to be gained from working on the staff. However, every staff member here enjoys Working on the paper simply because of the satisfaction derived from Writing. The 'Burnian serves as a source of experience to its creators and a source of in- formation to its subscriber, both of which supply good reasons for its existence. S. C. A. CABINET lst row, left to right: Dave Flecklesg Bob Bierimag Carl Schuytema. 2nd row, left to right: Marilyn Nathan: Dennis Smaage: Ann Andrews: Iackie Campbell: Nelly lean Walter: Gayle Shuartg Dow Strader: Kitty Ensminger. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATICN The Student Christian Association promotes Christian fellowship on the Blackburn campus and encourages its members to lead a full life. Every student is considered a meme ber. A central core of five leaders is elected by the student body. These, with the aid of two faculty advisors, appoint the rest of the cabinet. The Cabinet meets once a Week on Thursday and holds regular Sunday eve- ning programs. A representative list of the S.C.A.'s activities may be presented as follows: it contributes financially to the Y.M. and Y.W.C.A., Red Cross, Carlinville Hos- pital, Vittorio Frusta fa blind Italian boyl, International Christian University in Iapan, and Various world wide student aid organizations. The S.C.A. has aided substantially in financing the B.U. edu- cation of three D.P.'s. The biggest af- fair is the sponsoring of Parents' Week- end, a B.U. tradition. The organization played an important role in bringing Negroes to the college for the first time in the college's history. S. C. A. PANEL Barbara Iohnson, Chan Neshat, Alex Eicholz 7:-,J IONES HOUSE COUNCIL Left to right: Vera Brown: Barbara Lawson. pres.g Katheryn Ensminger: Annie Fairchild: not pictured, Norma Raab: Ioan Galiher Porter. STODDARD HOUSE COUNCIL Left to right: Barbara Stake: Gayle Shuart: Miss Carlson, advisory Vivian Locke: not pictured, Carol Baumgartner, pres.: Mary Vilvenz Marilyn Kcrchenlaut: Gloria DeCosta: Margaret Parsons. BUTLER HOUSE COUNCIL lst row, left to right: Mr. Furimsky, Bd- visorg Dick Darling: Cliff limbo: Carl Fritsch. 2nd row, left to right: A1 Zipsie: Dave Ohaverg Ron Cox: lim Dedmang lack Kirby, pres.: Don Darling: Maurice Daven- port: not pictured, Delano Ohaver. HOUSE COUNCILS Each house council consists of representatives from each Wing of the dormitory. They meet weekly to discuss maintenance of rules, keep- ing order in the house, and planning social functions to be sponsored by the house. The agendas for each house meeting are prepared by the council. Advisors and head residents for the dormitories are: Miss Wetteroth, Jones: Miss Carlson, Stoddard: Mr. Furminsky, Butler. 'sfssfseir r ss Eggs mg 2 B ps B' HEBREW!!! s W Q ART CLUB Seated, left to right: Ray Purkey, pres.: Barbara Allen: Mr. Spen.cer, advisory Dori Soutar: Peggy Os- born: lim Schniepp. Standing: Iim Rutledge. it SCROLL STAFF Seated, left to right: Carol Barn- stable, short storiesg Phyllis Kern, co-editor: Miss Evans, advisor, H Iackye Ball: 2nd row, left to right: Ray Purkey, poetryg Dick Harris, Essaysg Norman Crouch, business managery not pictured, Bob Whit- B comb, oo-editorg Helen Mullinax, circulation manager: -Connie Ott. exchange editor. ART CLUB The Art Club provides for the development of interest in art. It's activities include lectures, demonstra- tions, and movies. Mr. Harold Spen- cer, Head of the Art Department, is the sponsor of this club. B it -a-mv lf: as an is , B s Q hmnama -'ir -sl ss mga - -- n agua I E ms E s me EQE was was my 'Ui ' an an it : rr ss aan B ' B H W sam S an at-fans: rr- ,, ., eggs-mr - is mime Sexy gg .e rs me H as is n an If is at - H stew tar were HE Q- m at E E H-.mxgw EMIWZLEKE HTH-E' r W me me mm: H W f wr nm ma -s M Q B mg we ge use .Mu Eg Q mam- - -W - i-minima-: W ms annum E: Em -mama ri is B is - az-1 as is ,- as a -:naw as H as-me ammamwf H - is -is-is W Bw -if is is B I fa B' E LITERARY ' MAGAZINE The purpose of the Literary Mag- azine, The Scroll, is to present the creative writing of the Blackburn stu- dents and to enhance a great appre- ciation for writing. ECONOMICS CLUB l The purpose of the Economics Club is- to enable students taking courses in economics to get together in an informal manner and discuss problems of local, national, and inter- national scope which they feel are im- portant to them: and which bear a relationship to the courses they are taking. The club sponsors debates, speakers from outside, and movies. An annual banquet held in honor of the graduating majors in economics is the main social event of' the Club. HOME EcoNoM1cs CLUB The monthly meetings of the Home Economics Club were held this year under' the guidance of Miss Hawes, head of the home economics department, for majors and minors in this field. The activities of the Club include: teas, exhibits, educational movies, panel discussions, and dinners. if .Qs E, . ECONOMICS CLUB Seated, left to right: Mary Iones: Larry Larson: Vera Pennington, pres.: Bob Bierma: Russ Boeken- heide. Standing, left to right: Henry Pease: Dick Darling: Margaret Ann Briggs: lack Wiggins: lean Lawless: Dr. Plotnik, advisory Annie Fairchild: Charles Arnold: Dan Plutzz Bob Powers. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Standing, left to right: lean Thormahleu: Lorraine Sandstrom: Nancy Webb: Ann Meldrum: Na- dine Callahanz Pat Snyder: Dori Soutar: Doris Duringer. Seated, left to right: Iune Mc- Gregor: Gladys Baumann: Miss Hawes, advisor: Lorraine Hoff mann: Betty Smith: Marilyn Ker- chenfaut. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Standing, left to right: Nelly Walters: Gene Werner: Bob Pow- ers: Iackye Ball. Seated, left to right: Ed Enderle: Alex Eicholz, president. Taking picture: Ann Andrews. CHEMISTRY CLUB Standing, left to tight: Russ Zim- mer: Norman Crouch: Dan Plutz: Pat Rasmussen: Alex lcholzg Stan- ley Paul: Dow Strader: Howard Frederking. Seated, left to right: lim Florini: Carl Schuytema, presidentg Joanne Kunde. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The objects of this club are to foster an interest in photography among the students and faculty of Blackburn, and to provide a useful and interesting extra-curricular activity. Each meeting is high-lighted by a lecture from one of the members on some phase of photography. In the spring a photo-contest is held and an exhibit is displayed during Parent's Week-end. CHEMISTRY CLUB Developing and furthering interest in the scientific field is the main obf jective of the Chemistry Club. Oppor- tunities are offered for its members to learn more about the inter-relations of Various fields of chemistry. An open house in Robertson Hall, with exhibits and demonstrations, and a field trip to a nearby chemical industry are ana nual events. SOCIAL SCIENCE LEAGUE This is a group devoted to the discussion of current problems, from the campus to the international level. ln the fall the members gave a formal debate and in the spring held a mock Primary Presidential Election. The Social Science League is a non-partisan organization controlled by its members. HONOR RESIDENTS A nevvly established form of coun- seling for under class women is the Honor Resident Plan. Six Iunior and Senior women were chosen to live in StoddardrHall and act in an advisory capacity to freshmen girls. Each honor resident has 12 girls in her counseling group. The success of the program has insured its future growth and develop- ment. an E 'E mi-a E .41 it ,V M Q SOCIAL SCIENCE LEAGUE Standing, left to right: Dick Har- ris: Dick Frish: Albeno Garbin: Bob Meyers. Seated, left to right: Gene Wern- er: Barbara Allen: Mickey Mc- Cloud: lack Wiggins: Gill Cobbs. is Left to right: Charlotte Leach: Shorty Pfaff: Mavis Ault: Dean Plotnickp Mr. Orr: Pat Worrell: Betty Brooks: Dorothy Wa1'ner. lst row, left to right: Gene Clemens: Russ Boekenheide: Don Darling:Wayne King: Dan Plutz: Wilma lean Smith, Chorister: lack Kennedy, President: Dorothy Davison, Librarian: Iames Lee: Marcus McCoy: Roy Schlobclnn: Pete Garcia: Bob Bierma. 2nd row, left to right: Mavis Ault: Annie Andrews: Kathryn Ensminger. 3rd row, left to right: Violet Proce: Mary Iones. 4th row, left to right: Pat johnson: Barbara Flora: Marilyn Kerchenfaut: Polly Duvall: Iill Phelps: Pat Wo1'- rell: Lynn Grimm: lane Rice: Iacque Campbell: Roberta Sass: Marilyn Wcdler. Last row, left no right: Mr. Lowe: Dave Fleckles: Iim Florini: Marge Stansfield: Glennafa Bawn: Marge Norton: Iohn Woodroxv: Russ Zimmer: Bill Helfers. The Blackburn Choir, under the capable direction of Mr. Harold Lowe, has faithfully appeared in Sunday chapel through- out the year, as well as presenting their annual Christmas Con- cert, A presentation of a Spring Concert is also a tradition of the Choir. DANCE BAND Left to right: lean Lawfess, piano: Denis Smaagc. Cornet: lack Kirby, drums: Bill Stein, saxophone: Carl Schuytema banjo: Cliff Jimbo, clarinet. su Hs W ' E . S s s gens H was s -sm wmv ass E . .mari wi :Y I A ms gigs W gi-Urs' M W he-' ti Swim W Q is Qsnwm Q H2 Hr me sam M- Wfsgm Emi Bn as s iz- E E E in cr ass ,H is sm E we mmm sk Standing, left to right: Dick Mar- ling Don Black, publicityg Carl Schuytema, lightsg Iohn Woodrow, Seated, left to right: Iacque Campbelhmake-upg Donna Fendius, costumesg Don Darling, presidentg lim Schniepp, vice president and Stage manager: Iackye Ball, Secre- tary-treasurer. THE BLACKBURN PLAYERS The Blackburn Players function for a dual purpose: to entertain and to provide interested students with an opportunity to develop special talents and skills. Their successful performa ances for the last year have included: The Importance of Being Ernest, The Skin of Our Teeth, and The Curious Mrs. Savage. STUDENT MARSHALLS The Senior and Sophomore Marshals are chosen at the be- ginning of each year by the faculty to r e p r e s e n t their classes, in recognition of out- standing scholarship and cam- pus citizenship. Batons are their symbol of office, and these batons bear silver rings with the names of students, who have held this honor, engraved on them. Donald Darling, S enior Marshal, is majoring in Chem- istry and graduating with a B.A. degree this year. Gordon MacLeod, Soph- omore fvlarshal, who is major- ing in chemistry, is graduating this year with an A.A. degree. m. sm ms s me -Q w s S5 is 9, is f. EQ as EE wa as in-is s E 'ss ss s F sm Bi mmm s si-s s isss ni mn mn ss Q ss WWE BE ,151 s sf s QW ii as EE E2 is sg: s sf i-X as 5 sg 'si :fm s 5 sw E 1 was 1 is mai s nga s ss Us is is s x s sms sms s is :asm ,ww sim i- I E egg - z as-is is ii- s it 5 sw is A sms is 5 x,-is wmmxiism Q M za is s is is is s-1 E , mum an mr is 7957 7 0 lfLl l'l lan ueefl E is gn was B jsmglmmi is E Attendant Betty Stocker: Attend' mmsiexisigwi ant Gini Gust: Queen Lou Ann I Q WW Eg H Wagker: Attendant Shirley Corne- HZ- H 15515: :Ig lius. E H 2 as H5 E 51 H axes-Qing ,iii new xi is in N Z wagsaefs nfs Kgs? i H ' HN NE 'SQ -Samlrggw mswks is is is ss ss -ww, is ms is iam s E EEK 95 mi is gs nm gsegflsgi E E ms Hmm use E s 5 E E in 25 SEHWW is QUEEN LOU ANN AND COURT Marge Norton: Phyllis Arndt: Iill Phelps: Delores Farrar: Kathryn Ensminger: Barbara Iohnson: Muriel Mott: Annie Andrews: Marilyn Hayes: Betty Stocker: Gini Gust: Queen Lou Arm Walker: Shirley Cornelius: Carole Crocker: Billye Brooks: Annie Fairchild: Sue Littlepage: Dorothy Davison: Ioy Surgeon: Sue Cribbg Ginger Wolfram: Mickey MacLeod. E is is if Es sgmlfsz is I s M BE N E Q E H H V- Q' H -Sei ms'-exile H s ii B na s is xi - ,iss s is s H gs sg gi E 3 I BREW! Q- mfg : B , BQ ,N g ms as P Bw: ,,. K is 5 si m K 32 .m .ls YI '1 'N :xr R 'Vw 'H ?n1'nr1.P ,N if .--rr5'7.Tf:' B V i I. .,x:Eu:4-f',T:: 5- .frwiirfl 5 Ja TQ. ' fe- ' . ,Y TFL: J, fy vp.. - I. 1,517 jf, . I E.--..ilIg,,rj-'f..' -- ,111-,- ., -f.,:.-.iw-11,,.:, v f.fT'.V'1 '15t'L:,2ij A, ' ?'5 ,!-.3 .-L? ', i'l.i? 'lil' f..,'fiv f Y --f wi: gg-1-Q s i1.,::T.i:z.if ,,a,r55!n','-,alfrkifg jufjf, ' ' t EI 3' xv iff 15'-'.':iv,l:: l 'z1v 3 TH. ,',!- ', ' A B . ,.:,:f'..jj1g ,vu -9,-.L-.gran --MLA.-1 n -Jiigfj-J. fl, bL, ,n'.,3 51515 1 . 5 - -' 'i-' - . ., .Lf ' . , -g5f4Q'56g35q,ij.i,51.3, , ,lun an -IQ ,.L. ,Y 3 -fl!,a!s,---neat,111'-ri-,gi 4, fl '- V. ---gil - f E'zS2 -' :- v ,T -1.'1x-i,-,'.-' i ' jjgi!-Pf'17Qi,-',L'VY j 5 'J 417: lljggjjitgiq-f,,, H 1 , 11 -f 4-:W 1i'gf if ,f1u,Lfg ' - ' 1f,. ' 'A 4- ' A ' ' I , a' N, N ' - ' , A 2. I I v g 1 R 1951 HOMECOMING QUEEN MISS BETTY BROOKS Miss Betty Brooks was elected by the students to reign as queen of the Home- coming festivities. The coronation was held in Dawes Gymnasium at the Homecoming dance. Don Darling, Senior Marshal, peru formed the crowning ceremony. Miss Brooks Was attended by Barbara Stake, and Gini Sims. omecoming ust like the 01' days. The welcome sign of an old friend. First stop! Home of Cyclone Annie! I One of the bright spots. W C I y THE HEART HOP This year's Queen of Hearts, Marilyn Kerchenfaut, was attended by Mary Iones and Carol Baumgartner, the candidates nominated by Butler and Jones respectively. Marilyn was Stoddard's nomination, and a mighty sweet one! The lucky boy and the happy gal. They come tall and cute, and small and cute . . . They come just plain cute . . . They come medium and cute . . . And then, they come in room-mates . . . cute! Z M ,,,,- bf B, . ,gg F ' by M A ' :-. gs, I fm, :a - V M 4 ,, dl, Night of the Roaming Spirits. The ghoulies afloat that night had nothing' on the guys and gals at Iones' Halloween Party. It was not a thing to be frightened of, just amazed. The faculty, too, discarded its usual formality to enjoy an evening of hilarity. Works of art? All for a ball of White fluff! Y SCX-WL Pl-IREM IA ...Q in T., . i :Diw- ., L. Up, boy! A few of the joyfmakers! Three blind mice. A ii.. Y -'fs K Newham 2 -X ' :Q - f 33123. i V17 .. fi ' . i . Ev ? , ,Pi- p 01 EEE .W D M 10 .i 2 fa im V . Z L 'rv' 'N . S. 3' .15 I Z ' 2 '1 fig.. H? .w , my fi W z s L , f 2 E756 - -. 3 C. ggi ' U ,. 4' it is . A i . . ,. ' iw Q 'ly , e in A t m if 1 - 'V ,fi , , . . i 'A :fa V 5 U :fi .4 'K W Hg is :-:ag , k sa as -Fi' ,. - if N ,H .. 1 Q , 3 A a ss sa , H, Q, Q E H 5 m- WQQI Stoddard's biggest pill? A chance visitor, stealing onto the campus unseen, might observe some of these sights, things that occur regu- larly in the lives of the 'Burnians Hate to leave the long loaf! First Out' 2117! Our angelic-locking choraleers! First to the lUI1Cl1 lille- 'Y ss nil UV Y... me-FL ss ss E .sw Ill Ill Ill H I ' 1 PARTY GO-ERS Social life cannot be complete without parties and more parties. If there is no obvious reason for a party, We make one, and have loads of fun doing it! Halloween: cne good excuse for a wagon ride. One of Stodda1'd's social sessions. Bubble gun party: final results! Bubble gum party: getting the rules straight. Celebrating the addition of a year, yet! W N15 I .-, 3 -fe ff , 'af K as ' . i X. X .ta few if I I v o ' u I O A g' IA! Ring A Q-fi 1151, in 1 5 5, -1 For sale: 1 Wooden Indian and squaw. A couple cf less successful business x Dogpatch and their gals. Our smiling chaperones: Valentine D ilk! t' tl I 11 , lil : ii f f' ! 3' Some of our social activities, such as the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, re- quire initiative on the part of the girls: others, such as the plays per- formed by the Players, require in- dividual talent. Still other activities, such as talent night, require little or no talent, but plenty of imagination, both on the part of the audience and performers. Our formal dances, how- ever, require nothing more than soft music and gay hearts. non of The Curious Savage. '1nce. Talent night. 'Nuff Secl?!l 1, gt. , tx A- E-4, s vm Study, work, and leisure often go hand in hand: We find there must be time for all three. Within the boundf aries of our campus one may go as short a distance as that from Dawes to Hudson to find the desired atmos- phere. An old student and new: who is which? Counfilins session- Before the final blow. U Our dean, da brains o' dis here gang, and A more serious moment. two of his accomplicesb Blackburn represents not only play, social life, and fun: here is evid- ence of the more quiet, business-like moments in which every student and faculty member finds himself through- out the busy days. Formation of the beginning of a college career. Silence: geniuses at, work! Important business on hand. The necessary expenditures. In the interest of the development of capitalism nf- is x H H H .:. 'iaeifh ' me if if s a is is s m , ,- is .. 1:25:52-.I. 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INDEX TO SENIORS ABELL. IAMES Chem. Club 3: Men's I.M. 1, 2, 3, 4: Student 'Council 3: Varsity Bas- ketball 1. BALL, IACQUELINE Class Sec. 3: House Council Sec. 3: Photo Club 4: Players 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4: Square Dance Club 4: S.S.L. 1: Scroll, Art Editor 3, 4: Theatre Workshop 3, 4. BIERMA, ROBERT Glee Club 2, 3: Librarian 2: Econ. Club 2, 3. 4: S.C.A. Program Chair- man 3, Pres. 4: Student Council 4. BOEKENHEIDE. RUSSELL Beaver Tales 2, 4: 'Burnian 1, 2, 4: Sports Ed. 2: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Pres. 1: Coed Volleyball, winning team 4: Econ. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Treas. 3, 4: Glee Club Treas. 2: House Council 1, Sec. 2: Men's I.M. 1, 2, 3. 4: Players 3: Student Council 1, 2, 3, Treas. 2: Student Marshall 2: Varsity Basketball 1, 2, Captain 3, 4. BROOKS, BETTY Student Council 1: House Council 1, Pres. 2: Class Sec. 2: Queen's Court 1: 'Burnian Queen 2: Home- coming Queen 4: Women's Work Manager 3. BROWN. ROBERT Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Players 1, 2, 3, 4. CAMPBELL. IACQUELINE Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2: Coed Volleyball 3, 4, Captain 3: Music Listening Club: Players 1, 2, 3, 4: S.C.A. 1, Publicity Chairman 2, 3. 4: Work Committee-Dining Room Hostess 4. DARLING, DONALD Choir 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Players 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4: S.C.A. Cabinet 2, 3: Student Council 4: Student Marshall 4. DEHORITY. BURK Choir 1, 2: Class Pres. 4: Coed Volleyball - winning team 4: Men's I.M. 1, 2, 3, 4: Players 2, 3: Work Committee - Ianitor Head 2. DENBY, DAISY House Council 4: Work Commit- tee - Bookstore Mgr. 4. ELDRIDGE. ART Concert Band 2. 3: Beaver Tales, Sports Ed. 3: Chem. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Cc-ed Volleyball 4: House Coun- cil, Vice-Pres. 3: Men's I.M. 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3: Soc. Committee 2: Varsity Basketball 4. FAULKER. JAMES S.C.A. FREDERIKSEN, CHARLES Chem. Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Coed Volley- ball - Badminton 3.4: Men's I.M. 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2: Work Com- mittee - Bookstore Mgr. 2, 3, Ian- itor Head 4. FRITSCH, CARL Chem. Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3: Coed Volleyball 3, 4: House Coun- cil 2, 4: Men's I.M. l, 2, 3, 4: Photo Club 3, 4: S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: S.S.L. 2. LESKO, WILLIAM Student Council, town representa- tive 4. MAROSO, DELMO Men's I.M. 3, 4. MOORE, BARBARA Beaver Tales 3, 4, Iunior Ed. 3: Chem. Club 3, 4: Coed Volleyball 3, 4: Players 3, 4, Props Chairman 3: fquare Dance Club 4: S.C.A. OSBORN. MARY AGNES Choir 2: Class Vice-pres. 3, Class Sec. 4. PENNINGTON. VERA Econ. Club 3, 4: Student Council Pres. 4: S.C.A. Cabinet 3. PFAFF, CHARLOTTE. Beaver Tales 2, 3, 4, Activties Ed. 2, Editor 4: 'Burnian 2, 3, 4, Fea- ture Ed. 2: Coed Volleyball 2, 3, winning team 4: Girl's I.M. 2, 3, Captain 4: Honor Resident 4: House Council 3: Players 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Make-up Chairman 3: Student Council 3, 4: Work Committee Laundry Head 3. PLIRKEY, RAY Art Club Pres. 4: 'Burnian 4: Scroll, Poetry Ed. 4. SCHNIEPP, IAIVIES Art Club 3, 4: Players l, 2, 3, Vice-pres. 4: Theatre Workshop 3. SCHUYTEMA, CARL Dance Band 4: 'Burnian 2: Chem. Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4: Coed Volley- Ball 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: House Council 3: Players 2, 3, Lighting Dir. 4: Student Council 4: S.C.A. 2, 3, 4: Scroll, Fiction Ed. 3: Theatre Workshop 3: Work Com- mittee - Beaver Den Mgr. 2. SMITH, WILMA IEANNE Choir 1, 2, 3, Chorister 4: Class Vice-pres. 4: Girl's I.M. 3, 4: House Council 4: Music Listening Club Treas. 3. STAKE. BARBARA Home Ec. Club 3: House Council, Sec.-Treas. 4: S.C.A. 1, Big-Sister Chairman 2, Program Co-chairman 3. STEVENS, LEON Chem. Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Coed Volleya ball 2, 3, 4: Econ. Club 3, 4: Men's I.M. 1, 2, 3, 4: Photo Club 4: S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: S.S.L. 1. TELFER. THOMAS Chem. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Men's I.M. 2. WARNER. WALTER Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Chem. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Men's I.M. 1, 2, 3, 4: House Council l. WEAVER, ROBERT Chem. Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Players 1, 2. ZIPSIE. ALVIN Players 1, 3: I.M. 1, 2, 3: S.C.A. 1, 2. INDEX TO JUN1oRs Choir 1, 2, 3: Honor Resident 3: Home Ec. Club 1, Treas. 2: Music Listening Club 2: Class Sec. 3. BLACK, DONALD Coed Volleyball f Badmin.ton 3: Men's I.M. 1, 2: Photo Club 2, 3: Players l, 2, Bus. Mgr. 3. CROUCH, NORMAN Chem. Club 1, 2: Coed Volleyball 3: Men's I.M. 1, 2, 3: Soc. Com- mittee 2, Co-chairman 3: Square Dance Club 3: Scroll, Bus. Mgr. 2, 3. DEDMAN, IAMES Coed Volleyball 2, Winning team 3: House Council 3: Men's I.M. 1, 2, 3: Student Council, Correspond- ing Sec. 3: Work Committee - Conf struction Head 2. 'Burnian 1, Editor 2: Choir 1, 2: Concert Band 1, Dance Band 1: Men's Glee Club l, 2: S.C.A. FLORINI, IAMES Concert Band 3: Dance Band 1: Coed Volleyball - Badminton 3: winning Volleyball team 3: Men's I.M. 1, 2, 3: Players 2: Varsity Basketball 1, Mgr. 3: Work Com- mittee a Ianitor Head 2. 'Burnian 3: Chem. Club 1, 2, Vice- HOFMANN. LORRAINE pres. 3: Choir 1, 2, Pres. 3: Coed Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Badminton 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Men's I.M. 1, 2. 3: Music Listening Club, Pres. 2: Student Council, Vice-pres. 3: S.C.A. Big-brother Chairman 2. 'Burnian 1, 2: Coed Volleyball 1. 2, 3: Girl's I.M. 2: Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, Sec. 2, Chaplain 3: S.C.A. 2, Altar Chairman, Big Sister Chairman 3: S.S.L. 1. gR0WN' VERA KERN, PHYLLIS Beaver Tales 1, 2, Bus. Mgr. 3: House Council 3. GARCIA. PETER Choir 1, 2, 3: Players 1, 2, 3. Beaver Tales 1. 'Burnian l: Chem. 'Club 2: Coed Volleyball 2, 3: Girl's I.M. 1, 2, 3: Social Committee 1, 2. 3: Scroll 2, Co-Editor 3: Work Committee - Kitchen Head 3. KIRBY, IACK Dance Band 1, 2, Leader 3: Coed Volleyball 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2: House Council 2, Pres. 3: Men's I.M. 1, Captain 2, 3: Players 1: Varsity Basketball 3. LARSON, LALIRENCE Chem. Club 1: Econ. Club 2, 3. LEACH, CHARLOTTE Beaver Tales 2: 'Burnian 1: Coed Volleyball 3: Ho-nor Resident 3: Home Ec. Club 2: S.C.A. 1, 2, 3. MADDEN, IOHN . Economics 1, 2, 3: Men's I.M. 1, 2, 3. MAY, DONNA Beaver Tales 2, Soph. Ed.: Coed Volleyball 2, Badminton 3: Girl's I.M. 2. MLILLINAX, HELEN Beaver Tales, Advertising Mgr. 1: Coed Badminton 1, 2: Girl's I.M. 1, 2, Captain 3: Players 1, 2: Scroll, Circulation Mgr. 2, 3. PLOWMAN, HERBERT Beaver Tales 1: Chem. Club 2: Glee Club 1, 3: Theatre Workshop 1: Varsity Basketball Mgr. 1, 2: Men's Work Mgr. 2. ' ILINIORS -.f CONTINUED ROWDEN, ALBERT Choir 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2: Men's I.M. 1, 2, 3. SMITH, EDWARD Coed Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Men's I.M. 3. 1, 2, 3: Players SMITH, MARTHA SOUTAR. DORIS Art Club 1, 2, Pres. 2: Home Ec. 2, 3: Social Club 1, 3: Players Committee, Publicity Head 1, 2, 3. STOCKER, BETTY Beaver Tales, Photography Ed. 3: Choral Club 1: Coed Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Girl's I.M. 1, 2, 3: S.C.A. 2: Work Committee - Laundry Head 3. STRLITHERS, GERALD Econ. Club 1, 2, 3. NVARNER, DOROTHY Beaver Tales 1, 'Burnian 1, 2, 3: Coed Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Concert Band 1, 2, Pres. 3: Honor Resi- dent 3: House Council 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 3: S.S.L. 1. WEDLER, MARILYN Beaver Tales 1: Choir 1, 2, 3: Coed Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Badmin- ton 2: Econ. Club 2: Girl's I.M. 1, 2: Players 1. XVI-IITCOMB. ROBERT 'Burnian 1, 2, Feature Ed. 3: Coed Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Men's I.M. 1, 2, 3: Scroll 1. 2, Poetry Ed. 3. WOODROW, IOI-IN Beaver Tales. Photography Ed. 1: Choir 1, 2, 3: Coed Volleyball 3: Glee Club 1, 2, Librarian 3: Players Ticket Mgr. 1, 2, 3, Bus. Mgr. 2, Publicity 3: Square Dance Club 3: Theatre Workshop 2. WORRELL, PATRICIA Cheerleader 2: Choir 1, 2, 3: Girl's I.M. 1, 2, 3: Home Ec. Club 2: Honor Resident 3: House Council Pres. 2: Student Council 1, 2. ZIMMER, RUSSELL 'Burnian 1, 2: Chem. Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-pres. 2: Choir 1, 2, 3: Class Pres. 1, Vice-pres. 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Student Council, Treas. 2: Social Committee 1, 2, 3: Student Marshall 2. INDEX TO SOPI-IOMORES ALLEN, BARBARA M. Art Club 1, 2: House Council 2. ANDREWS, ANNA Band, Concert and Dance 2: 'Burn- ian 2: Choir 1, 2: Coed Volleyball Badminton 1, 2: Photography Club 1, Vice' pres. 2: Players 1, 2: Square Dance Club 2: S.C.A. 2. ARNDT, PHYLLIS Beaver Tales 2: 'Burnian 1: Coed Volleyball f Badminton 1, 2. ARNETT. VIRGINIA 'Burnian 2: Chem. Club 1: Coed Volleyball 1, 2: Girls I.M. 2: S.C.A. 1, 2. BARNDT, ANN Beaver Tales 1: 'Burnian 1, 2: Coed Badminton 1: Players 2: S.C.A. 2. BAUIVIANN, GLADYS Beaver Tales 2: 'Burnian 1: Home Ec. Club, Vice-pres. 2. BAWN. GLEYNAFA 'Burnian 1, 2: Chem. Club 1: Choir 1, 2: Players 1, 2: Scroll 1: Theatre Workshop 1, 2. BLACK, DONNA Coed Volleyball - Badminton 1, 22 Girl's I.M. 2: Home Ec. Club 2: S.C.A. 2: S.S.L. 1, 2. BREWER, PAUL Beaver Tales 2, Sports Ed., Class Treas. 2: Coed Volleyball - Bad- minton 1: Captain winning volley- ball team 2: Men's I.M. 1, 2: Varsity Basketball 1, 2. BROOKS. BILLYE Beaver Tales 1: Queen's Court 1. BURRIS, LUCILLE Coed Volleyball - Badminton 1: Music Listening Club 1: Photo Club 1: S.C.A. 1. BYRNE. :OE Coed Volleyball - Badminton 2: Econ. Club 2: Men's I.M. 1, 2. CALLAHAN, NADINE Girls I.M. 1: Home Ec. Club 2: House Council Treas. 2. CAMERON. ALICE . Beaver Tales 1: Coed Volleyball 1. CARMODY, T. P. Glee Club Pres. 1: Men's I.M. 1, 2: S.C.A. Prog. Co-chairman 2: S.S.L. Treas. 2. COX, RONALD House Council 2: Men's I.M. 1, 2. CROCKETT, CAROLE Beaver Tales 1: Choir 1, 2: Home Ec. Club 1, 2. DAVISON, DOROTHY Choir 1, Librarian 2: Coed Volley- ball 1, 2: Girls I.M. 1, 2: Music Listening Club 1: Soc. Comm. Co- chairman 2: Square Dance Club. DLIVALL, POLLY Choir 2: Badminton 2: Photo Club Sec. Treas. 2: Social Comm. 1: Theatre Workshop 1. EDMISTON, IAMES Coed Volleyball 1. 2: Men's I.M. 1, Capt. 2: Square Dance Club 1. EGERER, LEONARD Beaver Tales 2: 'Burnian 1: Mixed Chorus 2: Men's I.M. 1, 2, 3. ENSNIINGER. KATHRYN Beaver Tales 1: Choir 1, 2: Coed Volleyball 1, 2: Girls I.M. 1, 2: House Council, Sec. 1, Vice-pres. 2: S.C.A. Prog. Co-chairman 2: Queen's Court 1. FAIRCHILD, CHARLOTTE Cheerleader 2: House Council 2: Student Council, Rec. Sec. 2: Queen's Court 1. FARRAR, DELORES Beaver Tales 2: Coed' Volleyball 1, 2: Girls I.M. 2. FALILKNER, WILFRED Coed Volleyball 1, 2: Men's I.M. 1. F1NK, ELAINE Beaver Tales 2: Coed Volleyball 2: Girls I.M. 2. FITZSIMMONS, THOMAS Men's I.M. l, 2. FLECKLES. DAVID Soc. Comm. 1, 2: S.C.A. Big- Brcther Chairman 2. FREDERKING, HOWARD Chem. Club 2: Glee Club 2: Men's I.M. 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 2. PRISH, RICHARD Concert Band 1, 2: 'Burnian 2: Coed Volleyball 1, 2: Men's I.M. 1, 2: Square Dance Club 2: S.S.L. Prog. Chair. 2. GARBIN, ALBENO Concert Band 1, 2: House Council 1: Men's I.M. 1, 2: Players 1: S.S.L. 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 2. GARNER, GAYLE Cheerleader 1. 2: Coed Volleyball 1. 2: S.S.L. 1. HAINES. ERLENE Art Club 1, 2: 'Burnian 2: Coed Volleyball - Badminton. 2. HATCH, MLIRIEL Beaver Tales 1, 2: 'Burnian 2: Chem. Club 1, 2: Coed Volleyball 1, 2: Winning Volleyball team 2: Coed Badminton 1: Players 2: S.S.L. 1. HELFERS, WILLIAM LOUIS Ban.d 1, 2: Burnian 1: Coed Volley- ball 2: Econ. Club 1, 2: Glee club 1. 2: Men's I.M. 1. 2: Sq. Dance Comm. 2. SOPHOMORES - - CONTINUED HILL, MONTY BERNARD S.C.A. 1, 2. HINES, HELEN Art Club 1: Coed Volleyball - Bad- minton 1, 2: Girls' I.M. 1, 2: Girls' Varsity 1, 2: Players 1. I-IOFMANN, ALFRED 'Burnian 1: Coed Volleyball - Bad- minton 1: Men's I.M. 2. HUGHES, RAYMOND HADLEY I.M. 1, captain 2: Varsity Basket- ball 1, 2: Work Committee - Con- struction Head 2. IHLENFELDT, IOYCE LEE 'Burnian 2, Exchange Manager: Girl's I.M. 2: S.S.L. 2. JINBO. CLIFFORD H. Dance Band 2: Coed Badminton 2: Glee Club 1, 2: House Council, Sec. 2: Men's I.M. 1, Captain 2: S.C.A. 1, 2. IOHNSON, BARBARA ' Beaver Tales 1: Coed Volleyball 1, 2: S.C.A. 1, 2: S.S.L. 1: Wo- men's Wo-rk Mgr. 2. IONES. ESTHER Beaver Tales 1: Coed Volleyball - Badminton 1, Girl's I.M. 1, Girl's Varsity 2. IONES, THOMAS Coed Volleyball 1, 2: Men's I.M. 1, 2: Sq. Dance Club 2. KENNEDY, IOHN Choir 1, Pres. 2: Glee Club 1, 2: Players 1, 2: Theatre Workshop 1. KING. WAYNE Choir 1, 2: Men's I.M. 2. KIZER, DONALD I.M. 1, 2. KUNDE, IOANNE 'Burnian 1, 2: Chem. Club 1, 2: Sec. Treas. 2: Coed Volleyball 1, 2: Girl's I.M. 1, 2: Players 2: S.C.A. 1, 2. LATHEN, JOAN Beaver Tales 1: Coed Volleyball 1: Home Ec. Club 1: House Council 2: S.S.L. 1. LAWLESS. JEAN Concert Band, Dance Band 1, 2: Girl's I.M.: Square Dance Club. LAWSON, BARBARA Coed Volleyball 2: Girl's I.M. 1, 2: House Council 1, Pres. 2. LEVERENTZ, ANITA LIAY, LOUIS Beaver Tales 2: Coed Volleyball 1, 2: Econ. Club 1, 2: Men's I.M. 1, 2: Varsity Basketball 1, 2. LITTLEPAGE, M. SUE Beaver Tales 1, 'Burnian 1: Class Officer 1: Coed Volleyball, Girl's I.M.: House Council Pres. 1. LOGAN, RICHARD Chem. Club 2: Coed Volleyball - Badminton 2: Men's I.M. 2: Varsity Basketball 2. MAC LEOD, GORDON Beaver Tales 1: Bus. Mgr.: Burn- ian 1, News Ed.: Soc. Comm. 1: Sq. Dance Club 2: Student Council 1, Student Marshall 2. MARLIN. RICHARD Chem. Club 1: Players, Sound Ef- fects Ch. 1, 2. MC COY. MARCUS Choir: Coed Volleyball 2: Glee Club 1, 2: Treas. Burnian 2. MC EVOY, LEE Burnian 1: Players 1. MC LAUGHLIN, DONALD Coed Badminton 2: Men's I.M. 1, 2: S.S.L. 1, 2, Cabinet: Theatre Work- shop 1. MC LEOD, MICKEY 'Burnian 1, Co-Editor 2: Coed Volleyball 1, Badminton 1, 2: Girls' I.M. 1, 2, Captain 2: Music Lis- tening Club 1, S.S.L. 1. 2: Co- chairman. METZLER. DAVID Coed Volleyball, Badminton 1, 2: Men's I.M. 1, 2. MEYERS, ROBERT Econ. Club 1: Men's I.M. 1, 2: S.S.L. 1, 2. MITCHELL, BETTY Girl's I.M. 1, 2, Captain: Girl's Varsity 1, 2. NORTON, MARGARET Chem. Club 1: Choir 1, 2: Coed Volleyball, Badminton 1, 2: Girl's I.M. 1, 2: Girl's Varsity 2. OHAVER, DELANO Chem. Club 1, 2: House Council 2: Men's I.M. 1, 2. OSBORN, PEGGY Art Club 1, 2: Girl's I.M. 2. OWEN, DONALD 'Burnian 1: Players 1, Staging 2: Theatre Workshop 1: Work Comm. - - Beaver Den Mgr. PAGE, ROGER Coed Volleyball 2. PAUL, STANLEY Chem. Club 1, 2: Class Officer - President 2. PEASE. HENRY Burnian 1: Econ. Club 2: Players 1: S.S.L. 1, 2: Theatre Workshop PHELPS. MARION Beaver Tales 1: Choir 1, 2: Coed Volleyball 1: Home Ec. Club 1: House Council 1: Music Listening Club 1: S.S.L. 1. PLUTZ, DANIEL Burnian 1, 2: Choir 1, 2: Coed Volleyball: I.M. 1, 2: Econ. Club 1, 2. PORTER, IOAN GALIHER Girl's I.M. 1, 2. POWERS. IOAN Girl's I.M. 1, 2: Coed Volleyball 1, 2. POWERS, ROBERT Men's I.M. 1, 2: Photog. Club 1, 2: S.C.A. 1, 2. PROCE. VIOLET Beaver Tales 1, Frosh Ed.: Choir 2: Girl's I.M. 2: Players 1, 2: Sq. Dance Club 2: S.S.L. 1. RAAB, NORMA Coed Volleyball, Badminton: Girl's I.M. 1, 2: Girl's Varsity 1, 2: House Council 2, Sec.: Class Officer, Sec. 2. REED, LOIS Coed Volleyball 2. ROSS. ROBERT 'Burnian 1, 2: Choir 1: Glee Club 1, 2: Men's I.M. 1. 2. RUSSELL. IO ANNE Art Club 1, Beaver 'Burnian 1. SANDSTROM, LORRAINE Chem. Club 2: Home Anderson Award, 1951. SASS. ROBERTA Choir 1, 2: Coed Volleyball 1, 2: Girl's I.M. 1, 2. SHANNER. IERE Men's I.M. 1, 2: Varsity Basket- ball 1, 2. SMAAGE. DENIS Concert Band 1, 2, Dance Band 2: Coed Volleyball Captain 1: Glee Club 1, 2: Men's I.M. 1, 2: Square Dance Club 2: S.S.L. 2. SMITH, BETTY MAE Girl's I.M. 1, 2: Hom 1, Pres. 2. STEIN, LAURELLE IENSEN S.S.L. 1, 2. STIBBE, PHYLLIS Beaver Tales 1: 'Burnian 1, 2: House Council 1: S.S.L. 1, 2: Sq. Dance Club 2. STONE. PAUL Concert Band Pres. 2: 1, 2: Men's I.M. 1, 2. STRADER, DOW 'Burnian 1, 2: Chem. Club 1. 2: Men's I.M. Tales 1, 2: Ec. Club 2: e Ec. Club Glee Club Coed Volleyball 1, 2: 1, 2: S.C.A. Treas. 2. ' SURGEON, IOY Coed Volleyball 1, 2, 2: Girl's I.M. 1, 2: Varsity 1, 2. THORMAHLEN, IEAN Beaver Tales 1, 2: 'Burnian 1, Ass't. Bus. Mgr.: Home Ec. Club 1, Sec. 2. TSCHIRGI. ARNOLD 'Burnian 2: Men's I.M. 1, 2: Square Dan.ce Club 2: Varsity Basketball 2. WALTERS, NELLY JEAN Beaver Tales 1, 2: 'Burnian 1, Cir- culation Mgr. 2: Coed Volleyball 1, 2: House Council, Sec. 1: Photo Club 1, 2: Square Dance Club 2: S.C.A. 1, Sec. 2. WARNER, IOAN Beaver Tales 1, Circulation Mgr. 2: Coed Volleyball - Badminton 1: Girl's I.M. 2. WATKINS, IACK Coed Badminton - Volleyball 1, 2: Men's I.M. 1, Captain 2. WHITESIDE, ELDON Coed Volleyball 1, 2: Men's I.M. 1, Captain 2. 4 WIGGINS. IOHN 'Burnian 1: Coed Volleyball 1, 2: Econ. Club 1, 2: Players 1: Stu- dent Council 2: S.S.L. 1, 2: Theatre Workshop 1: Work Committee - Fire Head 2. WOLFRAM, VIRGINIA Beaver Tales 1: 'Burnian 1: Girl's I.M. 1, Captain 2: House Council 1: Work Committee - Ianitress Head 2. YOHNKA. THLIRMAN Econ. Club 1: House Council 1. ZIMMERMAN, ROBERT W. S.C.A. Badminton C. H. 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Beaver Den Student Recreation Center Where the Beavers Congregz-ite Fountain and Grill Service 4 Compliments of Heinz Furniture Co IN CARLINVILLE With Blackburn Since 1854 Sullivan's Drugs Reliable Prescription Service Nationally Advertised - - Toiletries and Cosmetics Phone 160 Carlinville, Ill. Macoupin County Inquirer Macoupin County's Dominant Newspaper Carlinville, Ill. THE BEAVER TALES STAFF WISHES TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE COOPERATION AND SUPPORT OF THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS WI-IO HAVE HELPED TO MAKE THE 1952 BEAVER TALES POSSIBLE. Faculty Advisor MRS, LOUISE WESTER wlzo contributed timely advice and aid wherever and whenever needed. Peoria Engraving Company ' JOE SRONCE to whom we are indebted for help and advice and both time and money saving devices. BROWN-HORNSEY PRINTING COMPANY who kept the presses rolling and got the Annual out on time. Davis Photographer IRVIN DAVIS who took the on the spot pictures. ROTH STUDIOS who spent time and effort in taking student and organization pictures. To the Administration, Organizations, Advertisers and Students without Whose help and cooperation this book could not have been cognplctzed, we extend our sincere Thanks 1952 BEAVER TALES STAFF