Blackburn College - Beaver Tales Yearbook (Carlinville, IL)

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10 Chosen by the faculty to be the 1968-69 Student Marshall was Robert D. Hoffman, a senior from Chi- cago. The Student Marshall was chosen on the basis of good citizenship and participation in co-curricular activties. Bob represented the student body at all offi- cial college functions and led the senior class at graduation, The Senior Class President: Robert Stephen Lindahl, Economics Geneva Janitor Head, Senior Class President, Beaver Tales Co-Editor, Choir President, Economics Club Vice- President, Band. Vice-President: Edward Lee Dulaney, Psychology Mt. Vernon Janitor Head, Senior Class Vice-President, Cheer- leader, Auto Club, Co-ed Sports, Men’s I.M.’s. Secretary-Treasurer : Danna Jo Kauerauf, Sociology Carlinville Resident Advisor, Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer, Beaver Tales, Valentine Court, Burnian Court, Judicial Board, Cheerleader Co-Captain and Cap- tain, Women’s E.M. Field Hockey, Women’s E.M. Basketball, Women’s E.M. Tennis, Women’s E.M. Badminton, Women’s E.M. Volleyball, Co-ed Sports, Women’s I.M.’s.

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Girls work, study, play. senate to act upon social regulations of the College. In spite of the metamorphosis, the basic aims of the institution and the calibre of its students have re- mained the same. The 1869-70 Catalogue puts it this way: “The end to be aimed at in this Institution is to produce from the pupils citizens, equipped for the highest duty to be laid upon them as soon as they shall assume the prerogatives of self-governing people; to lay a sound literary foundation in the minds of those who are aiming at the sacred duties of the Christian ministry or who may be called thereto—the main and ultimate purpose for which this Institution was founded; to inspire all with that promptness of action, love of liberty, soundness of moral principles and firmness of purpose, which, with resource of ac- quirements and aptness of application, shall fit them to ajorn their age and to bless the world.” Linda Stanley and Bob Lindahl

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Eileen Babington, Mathematics Severna, Park, Maryland Joseph R. Bartelheim, Economics Homewood Student Council, Butler House Council, Economics Club, Co-ed Sports, Men’s I.M.’s. Teresa Marleen Beaver, Spanish Bridgeton, Missouri Sophomore Class ‘Treasurer, Social Committee, Head of Make-up Crew for Players, ’Burnian Court, Art Club, Kappa Delta. Kathleen Lucille Binney, Elementary Education Staunton RLC Jewell Dormitory Representative, Home Eco- nomics Club, Blood Bank Co-chairman, Inter-Var- sity Christian Fellowship, Kappa Delta, Women’s I.M.’s. Farouk M. Bitar, Economics Amman-Jordan RLC Big Brother Chairman, PKA, Photography Club, Economics Club, Science Club, International Relations Club President, Vice-President. Armand John Boehme, Sociology Litchfield Graham RLC Representative, Photography Club, International Relations Club, Auto Mechanics Club, Men’s I.M.’s. Myrna Jean Boente, Elementary Education Carlinville Women’s Extramural Field Hockey, Women’s Ex- tramural Basketball, Co-ed Sports, Women’s I.M.’s. Ronald Earl Bomke, Mathematics Springfield Varsity Basketball, Varsity Golf, Varsity rack, Co-ed Sports, Men’s I.M.’s, Lettermen’s Club. James F. Bowers, Mathematics Palatine Committee on Admissions, Band. Ruth Karen Boyles, Biology New Castle, Pennsylvania Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, Women’s I.M.’s. 1]