Blackburn College - Beaver Tales Yearbook (Carlinville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1953 volume:

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Fifteen hours a Week . . . a familiar number to Blackburn students . . . adjusting to the work plan . . . late work cards . . . working off work fines . . . the assistance of the work heads . . . receiving an honor work grade . . . two hours of Work on alternating Sundays . . . finding someone to substitute on a job . . . an invitation to work school . . . try-outs for work committee positions in the spring . . . extra assignments for freshmen and iuniors during exam week in May . . . another method of getting acquainted with Blackburn. Waiting to feed the mob. 4 lbs. pressure by 7:00. Q82 W ew- fax ,- We Become a Part of the Work Pian Vue mmlngggem +1-ME S- faxes Qsamsmm MASS N Q H Q W E, 1 Agia Kam at ESF! mmm H M ew H YS E E Mm was M wi rx w A. 2 s As H.sM--.- P E , 5- im ar ,ss ww mx Our new laundry. Hamburgers tomorrow we wa 91 gm ss an m a nm aw sas QE-Ax. nm me a uf. Siva an sm nm K sam mm Q ue ss s H ::: - E92-' - Ms JH a The Barn becomes cr new scxence buxldmg s m .Q ww m .gn -f if N29 S1 is After dinner in the parlor. Social Life . . . A break in the day from a heavy schedule of classes and work means a few minutes in the Den . . . coffee and a cigarette give relief from the tension of study and exams . . . a game of ping-pong for those who have some excess energy . . . the pinochle games in the Den and the parlors . . . bridge finally becoming a popular card game . . . piano music coming from Stoddard Parlor after dinner . . . surprise birthday parties . . . trips to St. Louis for current stage plays and symphonies are indeed a part of our social life. A break in The Den. 1. ps .1 Q 2 V' Q L Q, A lf. .. W, lx 4.1 ,,X.X, Nr nm In the spring . . . Our first formal in the dmmg hall Square-dances. parties, games. and dances are mixers in the fall . . . a grand opportunity to meet other students . . . receptions and teas afford the chance to be adults . . . the excitement of the formal dances . . . the bewilderrnent which accompanies freshmen to the Homecoming Dance . . . public lectures add to our intellectual background . . . play productions as done by the Burnian Players create' interest in our routine . . . parties sponsored by the dorms . . . Talent Night . . . class banquets . . . school picnics . . . these things make up a busy social calendar for all B.U. students. 3 o'clock in the morning 44122 Thus Ends Another Year at Blackburn Apple blossoms behind Hudson mean spring is here . . . as do violets in the rock garden at Iones . . . then frequent trips to the lake for swimming. picnicing, and meetings . . . the constant use of the sundecks in Iones cmd Stoddard . . . semester exams again . . . Class Day . . . the Bookworm Ball . . . sophomores and seniors in caps and gowns . . . A.A. and A.B. degrees . . . GRADUATION and the end of another Year at Blackburn. nY:. ., s spssv-,4 1r-. ., ssmsmr-x-s I Wwe Y a wa s. ss am was H. an mga nu xx f V magma ,en an ww. X My if P my , my 'E mama an ,ew ,w , -in-24. - iz: www? B u fm -wma . 4 ,gn-,X ,f xnmmff ws E -fxxm kia:-ff' egg :- W ,Y B EQWEE B ss W. B gm-X. Q ru - ss w me -2 3? 5. cms ,,,,q nw E F. fra ,v as W X, g.EEw'gsn5E!W1'W A E E,4wF5m'.' U ,E H, Naam MM ss- gn Hassan A as am xx 'mm ms niggas mn W H zz l LW mn H ms B.. f 'ag an 5.5 E iw ms N. n 1 M. QNH 7' 1 r'u Q Xue, -my r W Y y., ,X x 1 A F. En ms use-is my ss PRESIDENT l DR. ROBERT P. LUDLUM A.B.. ILM., Ph.D.. Comell University A familiar face around the Blackburn cam- pus is Dr. Ludlum. This year as a result of his tireless effort Blackburn saw the beginning cf construction on the long-awaited science hall. 4162 A.B., P DEANS Donald M. MacKenzie Dean of the College: Registrar: Education ark College A.M., University of Chicago Marion W. Plotnik Dean of Students: French AB., Middlebury College A.M., Smith College W is Vs Dean Mackenzie and Dean Plotnik ADMINISTRATIO i-m-W 2 rr sg E W E , .... E f::- - , S ms E H ' L E Q Q ,. K B E H ms H mrmi. E s mme HW . WE 'XS Vs M me 3. . ' HW Y M '55 , 1 B 7 We . s ,. g mg, ,gi ,353 ' :::.:r, S-' WM , , H .fi r :.:i.: .::.: ,r ziz ,WW ' S rm. D We K is H Q rr 4 s H M 1 V gigs ga rr 9 F W r ri. . 5 . E nl a ms WE im mn X'-19 PHE BE Bi? WE H rr - '- , ' W' :ff ..... . ..... . . Qi? - :E::?.'i E , Egg ... .,, ....: -A 'BEET i S HE X fi ' .. 5 Q , E E, an K172 EQ WET B rumm- mr- sa , Miss Mary E. Ambler Librcxricmg Library Methods Mrs. Grace Byram Mr. Mr Mr. Mr. College Dieticicrn Lloyd L. Coatley Treasurer cmd Business Mcmczgerp Accounting George Furimsky Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings Gustave C. Hinueber Director of Public Relations I. Marlowe Slater Director of Admissions Gordon G. Gabel Chemistry Mr. Charles A. Gray Director of Physical Edu- cation for Men Mrs. Rita R. Hinueber Home Economics Lois M. Hutchings Biology, Natural Science Mr. Harold S. Lowe Music Dr. Gerard M. Mertens German, Spanish Charles B. O'Hczre English, Humanities, Speech Dr. Morton I. Plotnik Economics Dr. Warren C. Shaw History K182 FACULTY Mr. Virgil G. Bretihauer Mathematics Miss Marion E. Carlson Director of Physical Education for Women Mrs. Robert Cherry Home Economics Mr. Ross E. Ensminger Sociology Dr. Iohn. V. Forbes Political Science and History Miss Lois E. Franklin Psychology, Counselor 3 s sm asv-fs an Mr Harold I. Ziegler Education, Social Science sw-fm ,X fx N as an 1 Q w Q was ms sms as ss ass mg ass ss 2 s as .1 STAFF Left to righi: Mrs. Marston, Secretary to the President Mrs. Furimsky, Sec- retory to the Treasure-rg Miss Boente, Trec1surer's Office: Mrs, Bartlett, Sec- retcrry to the Decmg Mrs. Ccxrmody, College Nurse. G192 SENIORS who have seen all things . . . Winterset, with l-lighshyu as the hobo and an all-star cast . . . who planted sod about Iones Hall, and watched tradition grow about the new-built edifice . . . and started a tower of science on its Way to completion . . . who in the second year heard thunder as the perennial Chem-club horseshoe became an Arc d'Triomphe in the best fire- works display in Blackburn history . . . who laughed at chairs, pigs, and horses, and smiled at leaflets and series . . . who remember lim I-lill, Tom Phillips, Don Pratt, and finally a team that won only because it could not stomach defeat . . . who saw student government come and grow . . . who knew of tragedy . . . and only temporary victory in their diplomas giving the Blackburn degree. OFFICERS Pictured left to right: ED SMITH President MAVIS AULT Secretary DEFORES KELSEY Vice-President ' e202 i 1 A MAVIS AULT Social Science Divisional Ficxtt, Illinois DONALD BLACK History Chicago, Illinois SE HARRIETTE FROST Social Science Divisional Odessa, Missouri EARL GATES Social Science Divisional Coifeen, Illinois m a is m QW n a ummm DANIEL GARCIA English Rockville Cenier. 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Illinois HELEN MULLINAX Sociol Science Divisional Olney, Illinois LOIS REED Socicxl Science Divisional Urbana, Illinois E m is? as B memes was s is NONNA SHAW English Ccxrlinville, Illinois EDWARD SMITH Mcrthemcxlics Plano, Illinois MARILYN WEDLER Social Science Divisional Chicago, Illinois PATRICIA WORRELL Social Science Divisional Oak Lawn, Illinois is Hs s , sm A ss as use s Siiiisifii ,sas- 2-:ass sas EQHM xg-:Less mygffmn ssl-is sums sms SE IORS ROBERT WHITCOMB Chemistry Freeport, Illinois RUS SEL ZIMMEH C hemisiry Springfield, Illinois l-Mui lm ss' xml 'I . s 9-L. H .., .,. is aww we P? Kgs ss- rs ' , - ' 'HW is is HWS .... .mas Em K V :L ...... ....... -I . M ss as ms E i sn ss Q2 in w ms mms use nina sas sus ss is is x-x sgsx use E s s lf , E E s -is 1 :,. -- s M s W. ss 5 1.1 simssgisi Q2-musing? is , E awe -iss s ss is .i W .Q is s -ss is 'IW hmm sms s is s is 5 nic-is s ss is w saw sm- is as as me is-i-is s ,M n E icing- sw H is is fix E ,w lm? me H s ...... .,L. 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' ii- ni ' - , Eames ss ii lim. i i s E Q i is JLINIORS Three quarters of the way toward their goal . . . they remember when Stoddard was a coed dorm . . . six Mohawks were loose on campus . . . trying to study for exams with no heat coming from the radiators . . . a work fine that read- scrub all the stairs in McKinley House' '... but was only ct joke . . . a skeleton in a tree in front of Hudson . . . the use of the 'Burnian Queens train as a table cloth for a turkey dinner . . . playing that intriguing game logic . . . they go on as seniors to achieve their goal. OFFICERS Pictured left to right: PAUL BREWER President IOANNE KUNDE Secretary-Treasurer RICHARD LOGAN Vice-President X 2 cc 24 2 5522 Q :Q 995 E E K E fl Elgin aaf'sI:: .... ...' ..,,... ' ' H is wwf T fliziz' 2:3 ' H W , ..., M W E H, ff , K., '- ni 1 o P, . H Q H I sm ask' Q E H is awww?-wjggf sw QS? 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Illinois mam H55 P-gg' zz ssl me lf :ss was SOPHOMORES We remember these busy two years . . . the contrast between our first bewildered freshman days and our return as self-assured Big Brothers and Sisters this fall . . . how good it seemed to see the familiar faces . . . the girls' winning the Homecoming decoration prize for the second year . . . the blue room that was Iones' foyer . . . buckling down once again for the sophomore exams . . . the annual raid on Stoddard . . . the sophomore banquet and dance and The Emerald Isle . . . and finally the coveted AA. degree. s ri-sas sm saw ENS M M is Harms M wmv M S OFFICERS Pictured. left to right: HAROLD ADOLPHSON R ii Vice-President - at GAYLE SHUART President 'rv LYDIA DOUGHERTY Secretary ROY SCHLOBOHM Treasurer K272 is ws-' ms an ms is , m tvs nn ss ss is msn ss nn mE sms, mail ss ss: sms gs ' is msn :E ss rgs 54-1 ssl, fsrs is s mm .gg- Harold Adolphson Galesburg, Illinois Carl Brahms Peoria, Illinois Gloria DaCosta Iamaica, B. W. I. Mariorie Darrohn Dallas, Texas Charles Arnold Lombard, Illinois Margaret Ann Briggs Foresiburg, S. D, Richard Darling Chicago, Illinois Ioanne Dass Chicago, Illinois e282 1 'ffm I I I 5 H sssfssi- m rmsmm E Q H5253 1 is 5 H it , gs S 5 W H 'T Eff ' -Q 3-1 S8 -1 h 'pf ':fi.'E:i , .A L W Wg Wig Q , s sf . m s S H5322 W S H Riagg M H. , .,.Y ...,,,., Z s 2 Q sq H .if H H 5 5 E5 M ,., Y ,sqm s s wi ' H H s . gi fff W is H B H Egg' H Q L 5 mx 9 Q E f ' W W ,K . - , . Z5 Fifi ss W E . 5 W , Q sw nwgzyg-E E- A.-.aE',.' s E sz. M S ,W 5 s :iii--.. ... -' F H s R 2 5 A Q E if s 5 is H 2 is A is as sm ss- m if ra Ewa mimi H.fl.,xxs W Carol Louis Baumgaxiner Beck Carlinville, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois s Q I Lee Mary Gene E E Brown Clardy Clemens EE Glen Ellyn, Ill. Carlinville, Illinois Des Plaines, Ill. 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Mary Kay Hope Carlinville, Illinois Eihelyn Iohanson Palos Park, Ill. K Carolyn Grimm L Flanagan, Illinois Kay Hatioon Springfield, Ill. Dean. Ieanblanc Carlinville, Illinois Helen Iohnson Chicago, Illinois 29 9 QQQ QQQ BE QQ .s Q QQ K... EQ QQ H K ' QQ Bggmww Kiwi M QQ Q K-QQ EQ QQ Q QQQ QQ Q QE Q ,QE EWQ EQQ Q Q. . FQ .Q Q Q Q M Qi .Q an -5: Q ,Q -If x.,M': Q ' Q 5 'Rim sg? ,Qs Q ME QE me Wi QQQ S? Q .Z Q QQQ me QQQ QZQTQQQQHQ QM -QQQQQQQE afiii.. 1 ., aigv M - is E m I :EE E wig M ,, I we QQ , isis? Q' haw Q 'Z .,.,.. Q .-,mga 2.5 Q af Q M N wg mg Qi w Q Y- 5 ' mi E' N Q Qi M ,Q EQ gg' E E Q, 5 ,, Iean Iames Iune Mary Mazzarella McClarey McGregor McKenzie Chicago, Illinois Golden, Illinois Clarendon Hills, Wood River, Ill. Illinois Icrmes Darrell Carl Ada Mizera Molen Moulton Mueller Gillespie, Illinois Raymond, Illinois White Hall, Ill. Carlinville, Illinois Ioan Pairicia Arline Pecrrlie Olson Olson Pacuk Panion Des Plaines, Ill. Des Plaines, Ill. Elmwood Park, Ill. 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Worked on research papers . . . had big, Wet Water fights . . . who studied for finals again . . . said good-bye to their graduating friends . . . and planned for another great year at B.U. e329 OFFICERS Pictured, left to right: ALLEN WOOD Vice-President DONALD MEYER President GLADYS KARPEN Secretary PAUL BRANDT Treasurer mgw n is n n is Betty Abraham Union, Illinois sue- -- I M I- 5 B B. M H H ir. sn?- w g H is .. fI. H H Q E 1 ' .ae ::: - is is 1 .:. l I I -... I E ,,,,, , ,.: - , ... ull, I :.,.: . E .:.:.:. 1 :.: .:. ':!:.,.: H Q ---- ::: -- Q S :--:- sa ia is :.:,.:IQ' 555-I, M ::-:-is I r.: :-: ::: u ::: . ii, :-: sg in, wi H ss- ' also H we .- ':5ieE53EQf1fif!1fE5 E ,I .. W .,.. I II WSIS gjI5,IIw,f .,g 5 I V Is? 5 an sf ' wang 'e.me-xsnfsjiw , -:Iagg H H Arthur Anderson Plano, Illinois K . II II :mimi 5. . r me B J SS gs H x 'X ' M is W H I X I Y- 3 ii- . . ':': - '.:,: . H IKE I .. .. B I I Carol Andre Bertram Billok Chicago, Illinois New York, N. 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Siu EE Q A Mgfizmi E E: 5 elif? a Q : , w 'V' H Db ' M-A X ,f ,, 14 , ' ,, ,H EEK E K, Vw M1 w EAGER BEAVERS The basketball season marked the introduction of a new coach, Charles Gray, who led the team in a season of seven wins and twelve defeats. lust four members of last year's team-Bump Hughes, Lee Brown, Paul Brewer, and Louie Liay-returned to play basketball this year. New to the team but not to Blackburn were Cliff linbo, Bill England, Dow Strader, Mike Mills, and Carl Brahms. Freshmen Who joined the team were lohn Edwards, Dick Wade, Chuck Wilcox, and Glen Ford. By the end of the season the team really clicked as a team and therefore won six of the last eight games. Many of the games were lost by a slim margin of five or less points and one of the heart- breakers of the season was the 64-63 defeat handed us by Greenville. Buck Row, left to right: Dick Wade, Dow Strader, Mike Mills, Chuck Wilcox, Iohn Edwards Carl Brahms, Glen Ford, Coach Gray. 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' . f.: Qwf Q 5 Q: 5: MMV.. ,, :Mwf rr, A L N ., uysim Y! ,fx HWw',,'yu gl Xfivzkllxs NXNMM : fi - K 4 -4.41 5 K 4 T 4 4 ' I3 af 1 N5 .. 1, . 'f , I- 53 ' - S' :X 1,35 g I ,J -.iw 5 . . w M . JEELSZ ., .1 six!-,xg Ax Y' :wiv Tl3hz'3,L , Ms A .,.,.. z ' 1 4 41 'Lk 1 JK -:,: :.. I T ' 2 . Wy, .gk 1 'L , fn-. m-mn Q mms sigma W svn 6 X2 ,111 N, X ww ai 1-A ay' mf. E mn . Jw sw' Mx ' P3 2 Wm. ,. ix ,, v H 7 ,ml g 4 54 3. msn MEN'S INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Dave Wilken's l-lot-Rods, in a surprise Win, 55-46, over lack Kirby's lack-Allsu in the Men's l. M. Bas- ketball Tournament, became the un- disputed champions of the l. M. sea- son. The tournament games had many unexpected happenings take place, mainly the scores. The teams that participated were captained by Dave Wilken, lack Kir- by, Dean Hall, Earl Gates, and lim McClarey. lust as exciting as any other sport is girls' basketball. This year six teams captained by Wumpy Kar- pen, Mary McKenzie, Wanda Iolm- son, Pat Iohnson, Phyllis Kern, and Delores Zumwalt took a more than active part in the seasorfs sports. Zumwalts team Won the tournament with five Wins and no losses. WOMENS INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL HORSESHOES The horseshoe courts next to Dawes are used during the spring by the boys on campus. A tournament to determine the champions of the game of horse-- shoes takes place and there are many participants. BADMINTCN An increasingly popular Sunday afternoon sport is coed badminton. Twenty-eight teams competed in a dou- ble elimination tournament to deter- mine the badminton champions of Blackburn. PING PONG Coed and 1'nen's ping-pong tourna- ments were scheduled for this year. Coed, ping-pong is new to Blackburn, but it is hoped it will successfully take its place as one of the regularly sched- uled spring sports. e482 TENN S The tennis courts are used frequently by all students, but a tennis tourna- ment makes the sport more interesting. ln the spring a coed tournament is set up With many students participating. This year marks the beginning ot a varsity tennis club, something new to Blackburn Which, it is hoped, will be a complete success. Only six brave souls could be found on the track Thcmksgiving morning, but the three and one-half mile Turkey Trot took place. Blackburns old tradition was restored after a two years' absence with some success despite freezing conditions. Tom LaValle, who Won easily in twenty minutes, received a trophy and the honor of carving the first turkey at the Thanksgiving dinner. 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A ffll. wif f N , .K f V., ,, Rf ,NULL :Egg 1.153 -' MJ.i'f-, ., 1 , .,,, X., ,SESEQ - 5-wg im in A yi-59.5 CHMQZSU5 H ,, E ,, w,,,..,.,, 5 ,, 1,5 Exif F ga 29632 X wa ,Q M B M :Egg First row, left to right: Mr. Furimsky, Advisor: Russ Zimmer, Third row. left to right: Delores Zumwalt, Dining Hall Hostess: Men's Work Manager: Marilyn Kerchenfaut, Women's Work Carl Brahms, Beaver Den Managerp Wanda Iohnson, Iamtress Manager: Mrs. Byram, Advisor. Head, Maurice Davenport, Janitor Head. Second row, left to right: Lyn Grimm, Laundry Head: Kitty I Ensminger, Kitchen Heacly Bob Meyers, Firing Head, Iim Not pictured: Dave Ohaver, Construction Head Hirst semesterlg Rutledge, Construction Head fsecond semesterl. Mr. Slater, Advisor. WGRK COMMITTEE WORK MANAGE Russell Zimmer and Marilyn Kerchenfaut Serving as Work managers for the 1953 year were Marilyn Kerchenfaut as Womens work manager, and Russell Zim- mer as men's Work manager. They sched-- ule all student Work and oversee the action of the Work committee, and, it might be added, they have done so quite successfully. The work plan, as seen in operation on Blackburn's campus, is one of the outstanding aspects of the school. Each student contributes to this plan by working fifteen hours a Week in part payment of his room and board. Students prepare meals, build new buildings, maintain buildings and grounds, and serve as secretaries for faculty members. The committee in charge of all this Work consists of student managers with three faculty advisors. Each department has a student work head in charge of the work in that particular area. The student body, faculty, and retiring Work heads choose the Work committee who will serve the following year. Ss B sms? rr mists Yirtsts ns MTH gifs RS i it s if 1952- Q522 . tr is-WM - is 1 1 The Student Council, composed of representative members of the student body, functions as the student governing body. The members are given much of the responsibility of the administration of social regulations, The faculty and the council work together to further the interests of the college, Among the council's achievements this year are the pur- chasing of a speedgraphic camera, approving the formation of a literary club, allocating money to send students to a human relations conference, taking steps to join the National Student Association, and re-allocating the student activity fund. STUDENT MARSHALS To be chosen as a Student Marshal by the faculty is the highest recognition of scholarship and leadership that can come to a Blackburn student. This year Maurice Davenport, a sophomore majoring in chem istry, and Iames Florini, a senior also ma joring in chemistry, were tapped in as sembly for this honor with the batons, their symbol of office, bearing silver rings to which their names will be added. STUDE T COUNCH First row, lei! to right: Marilyn Nathan, Annie Fairchild, Dede Farrar, Carol Baumgartner, Mr. Furimsky. Second row, left to right: Dr. Walker, Iohn Madden, Mrs. Plotnik, Ginger Wolfram. Third row. left to right: Iohn Wiggins, Jim Florini, Gordon MacLeod, Dick Harris. ss- CO-CHAIRMEN Pug Adolphson and Bobbie Flora SOCIAL CCMMITTEE The members of the Social Committee are chosen at the beginning of the school year on the basis of interest, co-operation, and Willingness to Work. The main objec- tive of the committee is to provide a Wide variety of social activities for the entire student body. They assume the responsi- bility of planning social events, such as dances and other Week-end activities. Be- sides the four formal dances and the semi- forrnal Homecoming dance which are held yearly treasure hunts, square dances, card parties, movies, and other events are sponsored. First row, left to right: Lydia Dougherty, Pug Adolphson, Margie Byron, Bobbie Flora, Dan Zozak. Second row, left to right: Dori Soutar, Iean Lawless, Barb Skeen, Mrs. Plotnik, Advisor, John Frederiksen Evelyn Murch, Gordon MacLeod. STAFF Left io right: Lewis Purnell, Layout Editorg Wanda Iohnson, Editor, Phyllis Arndt, Copy Eclitorg Dick Harris, Business Mgr. The staff of the annual yearbook, the Beaver Tales, has worked untiringly and forcefully to make this year's book a mem-- orable one for all Blackburn students. Through the efforts of the staff and others who willingly gave their time to help this year's Beaver Tales has been compiled as a review of another year at Blackburn. First Row, left to right: Marjorie Felix, Mary Gill, Gayle Shuart. Second Row. left to right: Helen Voigt, Mary Vilven, Wanda Iohnsorx, Dick Harris. BEAVER TALES S .QzmmwmLw4 , s is was nga is mom if wi rx is if-fm-1---is s is s mmf -2 - s s is :-2 arf soils multi'-z is-i .W ams- HERE ,sew It-is sis -,is .rss AE-A mf.: sis! .First row. left to right: Louie Liay, Business Mgr., Allen Wood, Feature Editor: Lydia Dougherty, News Editor: Carol Baurngartner, Editor: Bob Whitcornb, Assistant Editor, Arline Pacuk, Circulation Mgrq Don Rauschenburg, Sports Editor. Second row, left to right: Carol Novak, Marion White, Ioan Dvorak, Advertising Mgr.: Lydia Voss, Mary Gill, Ianice Maurer, Belle Sandstrom, Della Mae Lyons. Third row. left lo right: loanne Dass, Fran Echelberger, Beverly Elhart, Ioan Keck, Mary Brown, Evelyn Ford, Pat Poigneet, Margie Byron. Fourth row, left to right: Dick Frisch, Dick Darling, Ierry Tippet, Herman Brockman, Dick Harris. .: .52 XS-xi! Wi!-XS E Ms? rf., ,eases N we ' H gfg-gd? V ' ..w L sir was :- S ew W, .E kansas TMI s .XX-Y is f- W s s ' ix sans .E. X 'K asus , M s ii- M K gf-1-s,1W,.fg?.f RWE' UQ' ss ' Meeting sw W: - 1- e-if -'igsmsii Wsgrgiww' '- W asses -. L',.,gXEfss --swab Emi sqm few - if :FQ Q., lilsggg ':': e E W' F F S A if B wriiiwiigii- Blat. is Byxswsff as Wa E s if f . - i H i E SF it 92 ' S E Q 3 ...:, Q .1 1 s M5322 A H is r BURNIAN EDITOR Carol Bcrurngartner nfs 5 'f new FQ' sirens W M f W ,L M - me 315' E fr Q, is is . M is as ss 5:55555 .... E . si Poets, photographers, and Writers of all types-this is the staff of the 'Burian, the col- lege source of information and entertainment. Those on the staff are getting hard-earned experience but really enjoying every moment of it, because they're interested in newspaper Work-the inspiration that hits at an inoppor- tune moment, trying to Write headlines to fit the stories, soliciting ads, and a newspaper- rnan's final glory-When a Well Written paper goes to press. ra we . ,Q . S wr? 9 an Q569 t l r First row, left to right: Marilyn Nathan, President: Evelyn Murch, Sally Gill. Second row, lelt to right: Gayle Shuart, Betty Schniepp. Third row. left to right':V Pat Olson, Kitty Ensminger, Marge Darrohn, Roy Schlobohrn, Mr. Swift, Advisor. Fourth row, left to right: Miss Ambler, Advisor, Marge Stansfield, Mary Gill, Bobbie Flora, Gill Cobbs. Fifth row, left to right: Gene Clemens, Pug Adolphson, Clarence Stevens. Sixth row: Allen Wood. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIDN l'Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward Men - this dream can only be accomplished with Christian fellowship and true understanding of peoples throughout the world, regardless of race, color, or creed. This is the job the Stu- l l C4 bb dent Christian Association has undertaken, and its work starts right here at Blackburn. Every student is considered a member of this organization, at the head of which there is a cabinet, consisting of students and two faculty members, Miss Ambler and Mr. Swift. At their weekly meetings the cabinet plans the Sunday evening programs, dances, game nights, movies, and the other social af- fairs it sponsors. The SCA. has contributed to the Y.W. and Y.M.C.A., the Leonard Wood Foundation, the University of Iapan, Bohdan la Polish war childl, and other world wide student aid organizations. This organization is in charge of the Big Sister-Big Brother program, Parents' Weekend, and Religious Emphasis Week. The S.C.A. played an important role in bringing Negroes to the college for the first time. Mr. Maitland leading ci discus- sion group during Religious Emphasis Week. BUTLER HOUSE COUNCIL The men's house council of Butler Hall, as Well as acting as the govern- ing body, has purchased cigarette dis- posal containers for the dorm, worked on methods of quieting the dorm, and have initiated action to have the doors sound-proofed. Pictured: front row, left to right: Dan Zozakg Mr. Furirnsky, Advisor. Second row, left to right: Pug Adolphson, Don Mc- Laughlin. Third row, leit to right: Ed Lewellyn, Iim Florini Dick Logan, President: Gill Cobbs, Secretary. Fourth row, left to right: lim Rutledge, Ioe Stalter Vice President, Roy Schlobohrn. HOUSE COUNCILS I ONES HOUSE COUNCIL The house council functions as the governing body of the dormitory, with a representative from each Wing. The group maintains a1'1d enforces the rules and regulations of the dorm, as Well as planning social functions sponsored by the dorm. This year the Iones House Council sponsored a- Christmas party and Was responsible for beautifying the rock garden behind Tones Hall. Pictured: front row, left to right: Nancy VanGorder, Lydia Dougherty, Mary Vilven, Vice President. Second row, left to right: Helen Voigt, Secretary: Marilyn Iohnson, President: Miss Franklin, Advisory Helen Mullinax. STODDARD HOUSE COUNCIL The Stoddard House Council is also a governing and planning board for the entire dormitory. Members are elected from each Wing to serve as representatives. The annual Christmas party for the girls in lones Hall was sponsored by the council. Pictured: left to right: Sally Gill, Vice President: Ginger Wolfram, Wilma Carter, Miss Carlson, Ad- visor: Mary Brown, Secretaryg Lydia Voss, Pres- identg Ardith Symond. K 58 9 ,-01 ., ,, , , .... , i ART CLUB The Art Club, whose activities cen- ter about lectures, demonstrations, and movies, provides for the development ot interest in art. Pictured, First row, left to right: Dori Soutar, Phyllis Chaloupkcr, Sally Arlington, Iim McClarey, Presi- dent. Second row. left to right: lohn Frederiksen, Carol Barnstable, Secretary-Treasurer: Mr. Spencer, Advisor, Alex Eichholz. PHOTCGRAPHY CLUB To promote an active interest in the right way of taking and developing pictures-to show the differences be- tween the various cameras-to teach students the techniques of the trade- these are the ambitions of the Photogr- raphy Club. At the meetings club mem- bers give talks, demonstrations, and show slides pertaining to the art of photography. Pictured: Seated: Don Black, President. Standing: Alex Eichholz, Ioanne Dass, Fran Echel- berger, Mary Gill, Ed Enderle, Francis Riviello. 44 592 BAN Entertainment was furnished at the basketball games this year by a newly organized band, which was under the direction of Mr. Lowe. Pictured: First row. left to right: Carol Novak, lean Lawless, Bill Heliers, Dort Warner, Bobbie Flora. Second row. leit to righi: Wilma Carter, Ianet Gra- den, Mr. Lowe, A1 Gcrrbin, Ioy Cotten. Third row, left to right: Betty Schniepp, Betty Peter- son, Mr. Gabe-l, Dixon Burkdoll. the year for the Economics Club is their banquet. Dr. Sobel was this year's guest speaker. One of the biggest events of ECONOMICS CLUB Students taking courses in economics are provided With the opportunity of informal meet- ing through the Economics Club where they can discuss problems of local, national, and international scope, which they feel directly correspond to the courses they are taking, or are in some Way significantly important to them. The club sponsors debates, movies, and invites outside speakers to their meetings. An annual banquet, honoring the graduating stu- dents of economics, is held in the spring and is the main social event of the year for the club. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Membership in the Home Economics Club is open to both Home Economics students and any other girls interested in the field. Its pur- pose is to acquaint the girls more fully with the importance of home economics and to dis- cuss among themselves and with authorities the various phases of the field. Demonstrations on such things as bakery goods, floral displays and sewing machines are given at the meetings. The club sponsors dinners, a Homecoming tea, and Christmas caroling. They also bake cookies for formal dances, sell candy at basketball games, and hold a theater party for the members. Mrs. l-linueber is the chapter advisor, and Miss Franklin is the chapter Big-Sister. M- :ss me ss :emma-rm First row, left to right: Ioan Dvorak, Mrs. Hinueber, Ad- visory Anne Meldrum, Presi- dent, Iune McGregor, Vice Presiclentp Delores Zumwalt, Secretary, Barbara Tucker. Second row. left to right: Au- drey Vetter, Bette Sandstrom, Gayle Shuart, Pearlie Pan- ton, Barbara Skeen. Third row. lei! to right: Ioan Nielson, Marilyn Osborne, Margaret Hardy, Pat Poignee, Nancy Van Gorder, Indy Rona, Ioan Keck. Noi pictured: Pat Snyder, Treasurer. QSOD CHEMISTRY CLUB The Chemistry Club consists of students in the field of chemistry Who wish to develop and promote the interest of science. Members have the opportunity to become better acquainted With the many openings in the various fields of chemistry. Annually the club sponsors an open house With chemical exhibitions and demonstrations, and a field trip to a nearby chemical industry. First row, left to right: Ioanne Kunde, Secretary - Treasurer: lim Florini, President. Second row. left to right: Evelyn Ford, loy Cotton, Phyllis Kern, Mikey McLeod, Mary McKenzie, Larry Samuels. Third row, left to right: Marilyn l-lust, Ianice Maurer, Carol Novak, Nancy Kunde, Dow Stracler. I-'ouxlh row, left to right: Dave Wilken, Pug Adolphson, lim Barr, Stan Billock, Maurice Davenport. Fifth row, left to right: Charles Russ Zimmer. President. DANCE BAN On several Friday nights the students have been entertained in the Den by the dance band, The band contains the drums, saxophones, clarinets, trumpets, bass viol, and the piano. The band is under the student direction of Bill l-leil. Arnold, Alex Eichholz, Clar- ence Stevens, Lee Phillips, Absent: Gordon MacLeod, Vice First row. left lo right: Bill Heil, Cliff Iinbo, Wilma Carter. Second row. leit to right: Louise Liay, Mr. Lowe. Third row, left to right: lack Kirby, Roy Schlobolm, Leona Krivan. 44612 ET: 49 s My if . ,L fcmlbw :N X3 ' ' rs 3 be Left, top row. front to back: Harriet Crum, Bill Heil, Gene Clemens, Pug Adolphson, Pete Garcia. Middle raw. front to back: Bobbie Flora, Charles Symond, Ed Lewellyn, Al Lerner, Bill Helfers. Bottom row. trout to back: Mavis Ault, Larry Samuels, lim Florini, Choristerg Russ Zimmer. Right. top row. front to back: Iill Phelps, President, Marilyn Wedler, Kitty Ensminger, Anne Silferd, Ianice Maurer. G622 Middle row, front to back: Peg Windsor, Lyn Grimm, Maxi- lyn Iohnson, Marilyn Kerchenfaut, Marg Norton. Bottom row. front to back: Margaret Stansiield, Librarianp Donna Kampmeyer, Carole McNish, Pat Iohnson, Kay Hattoon. Mr. Lowe, Director. Not pictured: Rita Rowen, Evelyn Murch, Pat Worrell. HOIR The Blackburn College Choir provides in- spiring music in Sunday chapel services throughout the year. Selected students, under the direction of Mr. Harold Lowe, practice faithfully each Week to prepare the music which is appreciated so much by Blackburn students. The annual Christmas and spring concerts given by .the choir are high spots on the col- lege calendar. To entertain and to provide the opportunity for students who are in- terested in dralnatics to develop special talents and skills, not only on the stage but off of it, and in the dressing rooms, is the aim of the Blackburn Players. The first performance of the year was a one-act play, Riders to the Sea. C4 63 2 Scene from Riders to the Sea THE BLACKBURN PLAYERS Under the direction of Mrs. lohn Forbes, the Blackburn Players present- ed The Philadelphia Story. the first se- rnester, and Key Larger the second se- mester. Not only should the perfor- mances of the students be praised, but also credit should be given to the peo- ple who Worked backstage. 42 Parents' Weekend The Players pre- sented Ccmdidcr. for the entertainment of the parents and students. HGMECOMING QUEEN Phyllis Kern Homecoming-the opening of the basketball season and the arrival of new and old faces onucampus-is now a time-honored tradition at Blackburn. This year we saw our team under the directorsllip of a new coach, Mr. Charles Gray, we saw the revival of an old custom-a basketball game be- tween Alurnni, U.S.A. and Alumni, Car- linville, we saw Phyllis Kern crowned Homecoming Queen during the half by lim Florini, senior marshal, with Dori Soutar and Pat Worrell as her atten- dants, we heard lones Hall declared the winner of the trophy in the decorat-- ing contest, we saw many alumni and fellow students at the Homecoming Dance, we heard Dr. Porter, a familiar person to many of us, in Sunday chapel. Homecoming at Blackburn is or time eagerly looked forward to by us as a chance to renew old friendships and acquaintances. K652 HOMECOMING COMMITTEE Left to right: Gordon MacLeod, Marg Nor- ton, Ian Dryden, Roy Schlobolm. HOMECOMING Blackburn's annual Homecoming finds many returning alumni reminiscing over their good times spent here and greeting their old classmates once again. Homecoming activities include decorating of dormitories, a basketball game, the Homecoming dance, and a chapel service. Iones Hall received first prize for dormitory decorations, with second and third prizes going to Butler and Stoddard, respectively. IONES HALL, FIRST PRIZE ROBERTSON HALL si i time mi rf' mi .i- Ms W ig Miller M ,t K Emi A sm M M wmiwisiiftiei .wifi 2 Queen Gladys K Wumpy J Karpen and her court-Fran Echelberger, Car- olyn Kolze, and Sella Maples, set the enchanting mood forthe 1953 Valentine Fantasy. The superior music of Charlie Gregg's orchestra and the effective red and White decorations by the social committee combined to make this one of the outstanding dances of the year. VALENTINE FORMAL -' s wmwmws .u.m .,. .. W3 Q tts' reg 2f'2?9igi,.E L 1 as u .. . s W. vi? C . 1 I . W w 1 t a ' t x . . fl , P wus S - 5 E v .2 4 K . R K CHE sw 1.,, E Q. -, F- G xsgelgdy -A-Q -- -s - . Q gi ' it 1 S' s- 1 Y 5 . , L- . H 'i 5 , , nl Nm it -E H R -A ,t M , Z X X' hx me. I Jess - sxswtsf,-,s, Teamsters-it ...emails-M. Dolores Farrar, Norma Racrb. Charlotte' Fairchild I952 'BLIRNIAN QUEE Qne of the highest popularity recog- nitions a Blackburn girl can receive is to be chosen by her fellow students as 'Burnian Queen. This honor was be- stowed on Norma Raab at Class Day festivities in May of 1952. The attend- ants to the Queen, also sophomore girls, were Charlotte Fairchild and Dolores Farrar. Freshman girls, chosen by the Iones and Stoddard House Councils, the I-lead Residents, and the faculty, are asked to serve on the Queen's Court. These girls are picked with reference to their scholarship, their attitude to- ward classes, other students, the work plan, and their service to the school. The crowning of the 'Burnian Queen is a tradition at Blackburn and an hon- orable one for the freshman and soph- omore girls Who take part in it. Left to right: Wanda Iohnson, Mary Vilven, Maslyn Hamilton, Delores Zumwalt, Carol Barnstable, Mar- garet Ann Briggs, Kay Hattoon, Marilyn Nathan, Carol Baumgartner, Peg Parsons, Pat Iolinson, Dede Farrar, Norma Raab, Charlotte Fairchild, Bobbie Flora, Mary Clardy, Margaret Stansfield, Gayle Shuart, Lydia Dougherty, Marilyn Kerchentaut, Lyn Gimrn, Helen Forster, Deborah McGraw, Ian Dryden, Ioan Olson. DANCELAND 44 E39 up 44702 SADIE HAWKINS DANCE Once a year the girls at Blackburn have a chance to ask the boys for a date. Yes, it's time for the Sadie Hawkins dancel This year found an unusually large number of girls with their dates in tow, dressed in a great variety of colorful and, in some instances, rather odd-looking costumes. There were several Daisy Maes and Li'l Abners, a number of girls decked out in boys' clothes, and some boys dressed in girls' apparel. The main event was the grand march followed by the awarding of prizes to the boy and girl with the best cos- tume, and to the boy with the longest beard. Bump Hughes and Vivian Locke were the win- ners in the costume contest, while Gordon MacLeod took first prize for his successful at- tempt at growing a beard. FACULTY FUNNIES The faculty party, an annual affair held at the Fireside Inn, used as its theme this year the funny papers. Since this is always a costume party, the faculty Was dressed as his or her favor- ite comic strip character. Decorations were on the forrn of paper dolls cut out of the comic strip section of the news- paper. 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HAROLD-Square Dance Club 1: I.M. 1,25 Co-ed Volleyball 15 House Council 25 Choir 25 Class V.P. 2: Soc. Com. Chr. 25 S.C.A, Cabinet 2. ARNOLD. CHARLES-Square Dance Club 15 Chemistry Club l,2. BARNSTABLE. CAROL-Scroll Essay Ed. l: Lin. Cgub 25 Art Club 1,25 Theatre Work- s op . BAUMGARTNEB., CAROL - 'Burnian 1, Editor 25 House Council Pres. 15 Players 1,25 I.M. 1,25 Queens Court 15 Student Council Recording Sec. 2. BECK, LOUIS--Players 1,25 Discussion Group 2. BILLOK STAN-Badminton 15 Chem Club 2: Photo Club 2. BRAHMS, CARI.-Art Club 15 Beaver Tales 15 l.M. 1,25 Varsity Basketball 25 Beaver Den Manager 25 Social Com- mittee 2. BRIGGS, MARGARET ANN - 'Burnian 15 Econ. Club 15 Square Dance Club 1, 25 Players 1, 2: Queen's Court 15 Chem Club 15 I.M. 25 Lit Club 2. BROWN, LEE-Chem. Club 15 Econ. Club 1, 25 Theatre Workshop 15 I.M. 15 Var- sity Basketball l, 2. CLARDY, MARY RUTH-Queen's Court 15 S.C.A. Cabinet. CLEMENS, GENE-Choir 1,25 Men's Club I: Square Dance Club 1, Pres. 25 S.C.A. Cabinet 2: Badminton 25 Social Committee 2. COBBS, GIL-Theatre Workshop 15 I.M. 15 Soc. Sci. League 15 S.C.A. Big Brother Chrm. 25 House Council Sec. 2. DACOSTA, GLORIA-House Council 15 Square Dance Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 15 Co-ed Volleyball 25 Chem Club 25 Players 25 I.M. 2. DARROHN. MARGE-Players 1,25 Square Dance Club 2: S.C.A. Cabinet 2. DASS. IOANNE-Photo Club 1,25 I.M. 1,25 Players 1, 25 'Bumian 25 Co-ed Volleye ball and Badminton 2. DARLING, RICHARD-I.M. 1,25 Players 1,25 Social Committee 1,25 Econ. Club 25 'Burnian 2. DELLINGER, ICANN- DAVENPORT, MAURICE-Pla ers 1 Bus Mgr. 25 I.M. 15 'Burnian 15 llouse Coun- cil 15 Chem Club 1,25 S.C.A. tUsherl 25 Sophomore Marshal 25 Work Commit- tee, Head Ianitor 2. DIEDRICH. IACQUELINE-Art Club 25 55:02. 2Club 25 Players 25 Square Dance u . Index to Sophomores DOUGHERTY. LYDIA - 'Burnian Feature Editor 1, News Ed. 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Square Dance Club 15 Theatre Work- shop 15 Chem Club 15 Social Com. 1, Sec. 25 I.M. 1,25 Queen's Court 15 House Council 25 Volleyball 2. DRYDEN, VIRGINIA--Theatre Workshop 15 Homecoming Com. 25 LM. 15 Co-ed Vol- leyball and Badminton 1, 25 Beaver Tales 15 Queen's Court 1. DURINGER, DORIS-'Burnian l: Home EC. Club l, Social Com. 1,25 Badminton 1. EICHOLZ, ALEX-Art Club 15 Chem Club 1,25 Photo Club 152, V.P. 15 Square Dance Club l,2. ENGLAND. WILLIAM-Varsity Basketball 1,25 I.M. 1.2. FENDIUS, DONNA-Square Dance Club 1,25 Volleyball 1,25 Photo Club 15 Mixed Chorus 15 I.M. 1,25 Players 1, Sec. 25 QBUFIMGHZZJ Econ. Club 25 Home Ec. Club FLORA. BARBARA-Square Dance Club Com. 1,25 Volleyball 1,25 Band 1,25 Choir 1,25 Social Com. l, Co-Chairman 25 l.M. 1,25 Queen's Court 15 S.C.A. Big Sister Chrm. 2. FORSTER, HELEN-Volleyball 1,25 1.M. 1,25 Queen's Court 15 Econ. Club 2. GATES. CARL-'Burnian 15 Square Dance Club 15 I.M. 1,25 Co-ed Volleyball 1.2, GHIMM. CAROLYN -Choir 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1: Queen's Court l: Badminton and Volleyball 1,25 Laundry Manager 2. GRIMWOOD. HAZEL-Art Club 2: Home EC. Club 25 LM. 2. GUTHRIE, ROBERT-Players 1,25 l.M. 2. HARDY, MARGARET-Home Ec. Club 2. HARRIS, RICHARD-Band 15 Beaver Tales Lay-Out Ed. 1, Business Mgr. 25 'Burnian 1, Feature Ed. 25 Scroll Essay Ed. 15 Soc. Sci. League 15 Square Dance Club Exec. Comm. 15 Players 15 I.M. 15 Vol- 1geyball2 l, Capt. 25 Student Council V. res. . HATTOON, KAY-Beaver Tales 1,25 Play- ers 1,25 Co-ed Volleyball and Badminton 1,25 Queen's Court 15 Choir 25 I.M. 1.2. HOPE. MARY K.-Home Ec. Club 1, Soc. Chr. 25 Art Club 2. IEANBLANC, DEAN-Men's Glee Club 15 1,25 Art Club 25 Basketball Manager IOHANSON, ETHALYN-Social Committee 25 Square Dance Club 2. IOHNSON. HELEN-Choir 15 Volleyball 15 I.M. 15 Baever Tales 1. Copy Editor 2. JOHNSON, MARILYN-I.M. 15 Beaver Tales 25 Choir 25 Lit. Club 2: House Council Pres? 25 Co-ed Volleyball and Badmin- ton . 6852 IOHNSON, PAT-Beaver Tales 15 Choir 1,25 Cheerleader 1,25 Mixed Chorus 15 I.M. 1,25 Queen's Court 15 Volleyball and Badminton 2. IOHNSON, WANDA-Beaver Tales Copy Editor 1, Editor 25 I.M. 1,25 Co-ed Vol- leyball 1,25 Ianitress Head 2: Queen's Court 1. KERCHENFAUT, MARILYN-Choir 1,25 Home Ec. Club 1,25 House Council 15 Mixed Chorus 15 I.M. 1,25 Valentine Queen 15 Queen's Court 15 Women's Work Manager 2. KUNDE, DORIS-Mixed Chorus 15 1. M. 1,25 Co-ed Volleyball 2. LERNER, ALBERT-Cheerleader 1,25 Econ. Club 1,25 Men's Glee Club 15 Choir 25 Mixed Chorus 15 I.M. 15 Co-ed Volleyball 15 'Burnian 2. LOCKE, VIVIAN-House Council 15 S.C.A. 15 Chem.'Club 1. M CLAREY, mmns-'Bumifm 1,25 I.M. 1,22 :Art Club Pres. 2: S.C.A, 15 Volleyball 1. M G-HEGOR. IUNE-H EC. Club 1, Pres. 25 Volleyball 1?2I?eChem Club 1,2- McKENZIE. MARY-Econ. Club 15 Theatre Workshop 15 Chem. Club 1,2- MAZZERELLA. JEAN-Beaver Tales 1,25 'Burnian 15 S.C.A. 15 Square Dance Club 15 Volleyball 1.2: Homecoming Commit- tee 15 I.M. 15 Home Ec. Club 2. MELDRUM, ANNE-Square Dance, Club 15 Home Ec. Club 1, Pres. 25 Players l. MILLS, MICHAEL-I.M. 1,25 Volleyball 1,25 Art Club 15 Varsity Basketball 2. MIZERA, IAMES-Chem. Club 1: I.M. 2: House Council 2: German Club 2- MOLEN. IOHN DARRELL- MOULTON, CARL-Volleyball 1: Beaver Tales 15 House Council 2. MEULLER, ADA- NATHAN, MARILYN-Mixed Chorus 1: S.C.A. l, Pres. 25 Theatre Workshop l: Square Dance Club 1: Queen's Court li Student Council 25 Volleyball 25 I.M. 2. OBERBECK, WILLIAM- OEHLER. FRED-I.M. 1. OLSON. IOAN-Beaver Tales I5 Homecom- ing Committee 15 Volleyball 1, Capt. 25 Cheerleader 1.25 Econ. Club 25 Class Secretary 15 l.M, 1,25 Queen's Court 15 'Burnian Queen 2. OLSON, PATRICIA-I.M. 1,25 Square Dance Club 25 S.C.A. Cabinet 25 Vol- leyball 2. PACUK, ARLINE - 'Burnian 1,25 Square Dance Club 1,25 Theatre Workshop l,2. PANTON, PEARLIE-Square Dance Club 1.2: Theatre Workshop 15 Players 1,25 Home Ec. Club 2. PARSONS, MARGARET-Beaver Tales 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Homecoming Co-Chrrn. 1: House Council 15 Theatre Workshop 15 I.M. 1,25 Queen's Court 15 Volleyball 2. PURNELI., LEWIS-Beaver Tales 1, Lay- out Ed. 25 I.M. 1,2: Volleyball Capt. 2. PHASE, CHRIS-Choir 25 I.M. l. REYNOLDS, BETTY-Econ. Club 1,25 Vol- leyball 1. RIVIELLO, FRANCIS- I nosssrro. frmmo- RUTLEDGE, IAMES-Art Club l,2, V. Pres. l5 Theatre Workshop 15 Players V. Pres. 25 Construction Manager 2. 2 SAMUEIS, BARRY-Men's Glee Club 15 S.C.A. 15 iiquare Dance Club l, Exec. Comm. 25 .M. 15 Chem. Club 1,25 Play- ers 1,25 Photo Club 25 Choir 2. SCHLOBOHM, ROY-Choir 15 Players 1, 25 Dance Band 1,25 S.C.A. Cabinet 1,25 Homeoming Committee 25 Art Club 25 Square Dance Club 25 House Council 25 Class Treasurer 2. SCI-INIEPP, BETTY-Volleyball 15 I.M. 1: Players 25 S.C.1-l. Cabinet. ARNDT, PHYLLIS--Co-ed Badminton 1,25 Tennis Team 15 'Burnian 25 Homecoming Committee 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Beaver Tales 2, Copy Editor 35 Volleyball 35 Honor Hesident 3. ARNETT, VIRGINIA - Volleyball 1,2,35 Chem. Club 15 Basketball 25 Discussion Group 35 I.M. 3. AYLMER, ROD - 'Burnian 1,25 I.M. 1,2,35 Badminton 25 Volleyball 2. BREWER, PAUI.-1.M. l,2,35 Basketball l,2,3 Varsity5 Beaver Tales 25 'Burnian 25 golleyliaall 25 Class Olticer-Treas. 2, TSS, . BURKDOLI.. DIXON-Band 3. CARMODY, THOMAS-Men's Glee Club l, 25 Intramurals 1, 25 'Burnian 15 S.S.L. Treas. 25 S.C.A. 25 Econ. Club 3. COX, RONALD-Intramurals l,2,35 Basket- ball 35 Men's House Council 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Econ. Club 3. DRURY, ROBERT-lntramurals l,2,35 Photo Club l,2,35 Square Dance Club 35 Basketball 3. DWYER, WILLIAM- SI'ImIW,1 DAVID- -Square Dance Club 15 SHUART, GAYLE-House Council Pres. 15 Mixed Chorus 15 S.C.A. 1, Cab. 25 Queen's Court 15 Beaver Tales 25 Class President 25 Home Ec. Club 2. SIFFERD, ANNE-Volleyball 25 Art Club 25 Choir 25 I.M. 2. SNYDER, PATRICIA-Beaver Tales 15 Home Ec. Club 1, Treas. 25 Scroll 15 Square Dance Club 15 Theatre Workshop 15 Chem. Club 2. STALTER. IOE-'Burnian 15 Players 1,25 I.M. 15 Volleyball 1, Capt. 25 Chem. Club 15 Class Pres. 15 House Council V. Pres. 2. STANSFIELD, MARGARET-Band 1: Choir 1, Librarian 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Players 1,25 Volleyball 15 I.M. 1,25 Queen's Court 15 S.C.A. Cabinet. STEPHENSON, RONALD-Men's Glee Club 15 I.M. 1,25 Econ. Club 2. TATGE, ELROY-Men's Glee Club 15 Vol- leyball 1,25 Chem. Club 1,25 I.M. 1,25 House Council 2. TELFER, IANET-Square Dance Club 15 Art Club 2. THOMPSON, BILL-Square Dance Club 15 lgM.d1g5 Volleyball 15 Chem. Club 1,25 an . Index to Juniors EDMINSTON, IAMES-Intramurals 1,2,35 S.C.A. 25 Volleyball 2. ENSMINGER. KATHRYN-Players 15 Choir 1,2,35 S.C.A. 1,2,35 Volleyball l,2,35 Beaver Tales 15 Basketball 1,2,35 Iones House Council, Vice-President 25 S.S.L. 25 Kitchen Head 3. FAIRCHILD, CHARLOTTE-Players 1,35 Volleyball 1,2,35 Cheerleader l,2,35 Iones House Council 25 Student Council Treas- urer, Secretary and Correspondence Sec- retary 35 Econ. Club 25 S.C.A. 25 Basket- ball l,2,35 Badminton 25 Girl's Varsity Basketball 25 Attendant to Burnian Queen 25 Honor Resident 3. FARRAR, DOLORES - Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Beaver Tales 1,25 Basketball 25 Attendant to 'Burnian Queen 25 Honor Resident 35 Student Council 3. FRISH, RICHARD-Band 1,25 Men's Glee Club 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,35 Volleyball l,2,35 'Burnian 2,35 Mixed Chorus 25 S.S.L. 25 Square Dance Club 2. GARBIN, ALBENO-Men's House Council 15 Men's Glee Club 1,25 Intramurals l,2,35 Band 1,25 Mixed Chorus 25 S.S.L. 25 Band 35 Dance Band 3. GERDES, IOHN-Choir 1,25 Glee Club 15 I.M. l,2,35 Music Listeninfr Club 15 Vol- leyball 35 Chem. Club 3. 44862 TIPPET, JEROME-Art Club 15 'Burnian 25 Players 25 Square Dance Club 2. VAN GORDER, NANCY-Mixed Chorus 15 Photo Club 1,25 Home Ec. Club 25 House Council 2. VILVEN, MARY-Players 1,25 Queen's Court 15 Beaver Tales 25 House Council 15 V. Pres. 2. . VOIGT, HELEN-Beaver Tales 1,25 Mixed Chorus 15 Square Dance Club 15 S.C.A. Cabinet 25 House Council Sec.-Treas. 25 Volleyball 2. WHITE, MARION-Players 1,25 Art Club 25 'Burnian 25 Square Dance Club 25 I.M. 2. WILKEN, DAVID-Chem. Club 1,25 I.M. 1,25 House Council 2. WINDSOR, MARGARET-Mixed Chorus 15 Choir 1,25 Chem. Club 25 I.M. 15 Volley- ball and Badminton 2. WINTERS, EARL-'Burnian 1. ZUMWALT, DELORES-Beaver Tales 15 Home Ec. Club 1, Sec. 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Square Dance Club 15 I.M. 1,25 Queen's Court 15 Volleyball 1, 25 Dining Hall Hostess 2. ENDERLE, EDWARD - Photo Club 1,25 Square Dance Club 1,25 Players 1,25 Chem. Club 1,2. GRIVA. DORIS- HALI., DEAN-1.M. 1,25 Varsity Basket- ball 1. HELFERS, WILLIAM-Band 1,2,35 Bumian 15 Volleyball 2,35 Econ. Club 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 I.M. l,2,35 Square Dance Exec. Comm. 2. HILL, MONTY- HOFMANN, ALFRED-I.M. 1,2,35 Volley- ball 3. HUGHES, RAYMOND-I.M. 1,2,35 Varsity 1,2,35 Work Head KConstructionl 2, IINBO, CLIFFORD-Glee Club 1,25 I.M. Chorus 1,2,35 Cheerleader 1,25 Mixed Pres. 25 House Counil Sec. 25 Volleyball 35 Badminton 2. IUERGENSMEYER, CHARLES- KUNDE, IO ANNE-Burnian 1,2,35 Players 15 Co-ed Volleyball l,2,35 Beaver Tales 15 Chem. Club 1, Sec. Treas. 2,35 I.M. 15 Homecoming 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Square Dance Club 25 Basketball 25 Class Sec. 3. LAVALLE, THOMAS-Players 1,35 I.M. 1,35 Turkey Trot Winner 35 Lit. Club 3. LAWLESS, IEAN-Choir accomp. 15 Beaver Tales 1,25 Concert Band 1,25 Dance Band 1,25 Co-ed Tennis 1,25 Soc. Committee 25 Co-ed Volleyball 2,35 Econ. Club 25 Mixed Chorus accomp. 25 Players 25 Badminton 25 Basketball 2. LAWSON, BARBARA-Beaver Tales 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1.25 S.S.L. 25 Co-ed Vol- leyball 2.35 House Council l. Pres. 25 Basketball 25 I.M. 1.25 Badminton 2. LEVEHENTZ, ANITA - Beaver Tales 25 Mixed Chorus 25 S.S.L. 25 Co-ed Volley- ball 2,35 Badminton 2.3. LIAY, LOUIS-Basketball 1.2.35 Class Vice- President 25 I.M. 35 Co-ed Volleyball 35 Badminton 3. LOGAN, RICHARD-Chem. Club 2,35 LM 2.35 Basketball 2,35 Volleyball 2,35 Speed' ball 35 Badminton 2.35 House Council gresidgnt 35 Usher 35 Class Vice-Presi- ent . MACLEOD, GORDON-'Burnian, News Edi- tor 1, 35 Beaver Tales 1. Business Man- ager5 Social Committee 1,35 Class Vice- President 15 Student Council 1. Vice- President. President 35 Chem. Club 2,35 Work Manager 25 Sophomore Marshal 25 Eqhiaae Dance Club 35 Co-ed Volley- Q . MCLAUGHLIN, DONALD-I.M. 1.2.35 S.S.L. 25 Theatre Workshop 25 Badminton 2.35 House Council 3. AULT, MAVIS-Players 15 Choir 1,2.3.45 Home Ec. Club I. Sec.-Treas. 25 Honor Resident 35 Sec.-Treas. Class 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1. BLACK, DONALD-Players 4. Bus. Mgr 1.2.35 Photo Club 2.3, Pres. 45 Square Dance Club 35 Volleyball 45 l.M. 1,25 Badminton 3.4. BROWN. VERA-Beaver Tales 1.2, Bus. Mgr. 35 House. Council 3. CAMERON, DONALD- CROUCH, NORMAN-Beaver Tales l5 Chemistry Club 1,2.3.45 Scroll Bus. Mgr. 2.35 Social Committee 2, Co-Chrm. 35 Square Dance Club 3,45 Student Coun- cil 45 l.M. 1,2.3,4. FLOHINI, IAMES - Band 35 'Burnian 35 Chemistry Club 1.2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 45 S.C.A. Big Brother Chrm. 25 Student Council V. Pres. 3.4, Pres. 45 House Council 45 I.M. l,2,3,45 Volleyball and Badminton 1,2,3.45 Glee Club 1.2.3.5 Class Officer 15 Choir 1. Pres. 2.3, Chorister 45 Student Marshal 4. FROST, HARRIETTE-l.M . 4. GARCIA, DANIEL-Choir 1.2,3.45 Players l,2.3, Pres. 45 House Council 4. GATES, EARL-Volleyball and Badminton 3.45 I.M. 1.2.3,45 Players 1,2.3,45 Varsity Basketball 15 Basketball Mgr. 35 Work Committee, Ianitor Head 2. KASTEN, DONALD-l.M. 25 Photo Club 2.4. KELSEY, DEFORES-Players 25 Choir 1.2, 3,45 Class V. Pres. 4. MCLEOD, MICKEY-'Burnian 1, Co-editor 25 S.C.A. 1.2.35 Beaver Tales 1,25 Co-ed Volleyball 1.2.35 Music Listening Club 25 Chem Club 35 S.S.L. 25 I.M. 2, Captain 35 Badminton 25 Discussion Group 3. MEYERS, ROBERT-I.M. 1.2.35 S.S.L. 25 Co-ed Volleyball 25 Work Committee CFiringJ 35 Econ. Club 3. NICKEL, FRED-I.M. 1.2.35 House Council 25 Badminton 25 Co-ed Volleyball capt. 3. NORTON, MARGARET-Choir 1.2.35 Coeed Volleyball 1.2.35 Chem. Club 15 S.S.L. 15 I.M. 15 Mixed Chorus 25 Homecoming giongmgltee 25 Basketball 2,35 Econ. u . PATTERSON, ROGER-I.M. 1.2.35 House Council 25 Volleyball 25 Econ. Club 3. PEASE, HENRY-'Bumian 1,25 Players 1,35 Social Science League 1,25 Econ. Club 2,35 S.C.A. fUsherJ 2. PHELPS, MARION-'Burnian 15 Choir 1.2, Pres. 35 House Council 15 Volleyball 1.2, Capt. 35 Beaver Tales I5 Home Ec. Club 1.25 Social Science League l5 Social Committee 25 Homecoming Committee 1. SCHRINER, LILA- Index to Seniors KEHN, PHYLLIS-Beaver Tales Ass't Ed. 15 Chemistry Club 1,2,3.45 Scroll 2, Co- Editor 35 Social Committee 1.2.35 House Council 45 I.M. l.2.3,45 Work Commit- tee, Kitchen 3. KIHBY, IOHN-Dance Band 1.2, Leader 35 Volleyball 2.3.45 Glee Club 1.25 House Council 2. Pres. 45 I.M. l, Capt. 2, 3, 45 Players 15 Varsity Basketball 3. LARSON, LAURENCE-Chem. Club l: Econ. Club 2.3.4. LO GES, DONALD- MADDEN, IOHN-Players 45 Econ.Club 2.3. Pres. 45 Student Council 45 I.M. l.2.3.4. MAY, DONNA-Beaver Tales 25 Social Sci- ence League 15 LM. 2,35 Volleyball 2.3.45 Badminton 3 Mixed Chorus I. MULLINAX, HELEN-Beaver Tales 15 Bad- minton 15 I.M. 1.2.4, Capt. 35 Players 1.25 Scroll Circulation Mgr. 2.35 House Council 4. PLOWMAN, HERBERT-Beaver Tales 1: Players 15 Chem. Club 25 House Council 45 LM. 1,35 Basketball Mgr. 1.2.45 Work Manager 2. REED. LOIS-Volleyball 2.4. RUSSELL, IOHN- SHAW, NONNA- e87:: SPTAJIINER, IERE-Varsity Basketball 1.2.35 STEVENS. CLARENCE - 'Burnian l, Co- Editor 25 S.C.A. Cabinet 1. Head Usher 2, Treas. 35 Chem. Club 1.2.35 I.M. 1.2. STEEN, LAURELLE-'Burnian 25 Volleyball STRADER, DOW-'Burnian 41,25 Chem. Club 1.2.3,45 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 I.M. 1.2,3,45 Varsity Basketball 45 S.C.A. Treas. 2. IEANBLANC CWALTEHSJ, NELLY IEAN- 'Burnian 1. Circulation Manager 25 Players 1.25 S.C.A. l, Sec. 2,35 Beaver Tales 1.2.35 House Council Sec. 15 Vol- leyball 1,25 Photo Club 1.25 I.M. 1.25 Square Dance Club 2. WIGGINS, IOHN-'Burnian 15 Players 15 I.M. 1.2.35 Beaver Tales 15 Soc. Sci. League 1.25 Theatre Workshop 25 Work Committee tFirinaJ 25 Art Club 25 Econ. Club 2,35 Student Council 2, Pres. 3. WOLFHAM, VIRGINIA-'Burnian 15 S.C.A. 15 Beaver Tales 15 Soc. Sci. League 15 House Council 1,35 Square Dance Club 25 Work Committee Ua-nitressl 25 Home- coming Committee 25 LM. 2,35 Econ. Club 35 Student Council Treasurer 35 Honor Resident 3. SMITH, EDWARD-Players 3.45 Square Dance Club 1.25 I.M. 1,2,3,45 Class Pres. 45 Glee Club 1.2. SOUTAH, DORIS-Art Club 1. Pres. 25 Home Ec. Club 1.35 Players 2.3.45 Social Committee 1.2,3.4. STEIN, WILLIAM-I.M. 1,2.3,45 Band 1.2, ?,g534DG'!1CE Band l,2.3.45 Volleyball WARNER, DOROTHY-Band 1.2. Pres. 3,45 Beaver Tales 15 Burnian 1.2.35 Chem. Club 25 House Council 25 I.M. 1,2,3.45 Volleyball 1.2.35 Mixed Chorus 1,35 Honor Resident 35 Soc. Sci. League 1. WEDLER, MARILYN-Beaver Tales 15 Choir 1.2.3,45 Volleyball 1.2,3,45 Badminton 25 Econ. Club 25 LM. 1.25 Players l. WHITCOMB. ROBERT-'Burnian 1.2. Fea- ture Ed. 3, Assoc. Ed. 45 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 I.M. 1,2.3,45 Scroll 1.2, Co-Editor 35 Chem. Club l.2,3,4. WORRELL, PATRICIA-Choir 3.45 Home Ec. Club 25 Student Council Sec. 1.25 House Council 1, Pres. 25 I.M. 1.2.35 Vol- leyball and Badminton 1.2.35 Honor Res- ident 3,4. ZIMMER. RUSSEL-'Burnian 1,25 Chemistry Club l,2,3,45 Social Committee 1.2.35 Student Council 25 I.M. 2,35 Student ltlirgsliial 25 Work Manager 45 Choir THE BEAVER TALES STAFF WISHES TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE COOPERATION AND SUPPORT OF THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE HELPED TO MAKE THE 1953 BEAVER TALES POSSIBLE. Faculty Advisor MR. IOHN STEELE who contributed timely advice and aid Wherever and whenever needed. ' MR. HAROLD SPENCER who contributed time and advice in setting up the still lite pictures. MR. IOE SRONCE to Whom we are indebted for all his aid and time saving devices. HUSTON-PATTERSON CORPORATION MR. GUSTAVE HINUEBER who willingly let us use some prints of pictures for the annual. ROTH STUDIOS who spent time and effort to take student pictures. RICHARD PEASLEE who gave freely of his time to take on the spot pictures of activities and organizations. TO THE ADMINISTRATION. ORGANIZATIONS. ADVERTISERS. AND STUDENTS Without Whose help and cooperation this book could not have been completed We extend our sincere THANKS 1953 BEAVER TALES STAFF 46 8827