Canterbury College - Canterbury Tales Yearbook (Danville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1948 volume:

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Jia! 37 '7 v - fy '2 91-7 cf, ,,-'5.Zzv,3 :-- aw.. 1-6'1.?.w nf. wi .V ..-M' LU 131,75 f, The modern scholar may cherish his twenty books of Aristotle and his 'philosophyf' cmd his speech may loe tull of moral virtue, as was true of the clerk. from Oxford. But our modern scholar has manygother interests about which he may speak-interests' issuing from that which we may designate as modern college life. Out of these will be fashioned a story whose setting is Canterbury College, lf?-48. I ' A r Emi Ylnlffil El C S ol' nineteen-Fof-lqezghf ' Page 3 ,1 1.2 , 112, 4' ,W ,- X4 lin ,. tfzf 23 f HE 'N . I V n silk. This second yeor book of ConTerbury College represenTs on insTiTUTion whose enduring oiim is The developmenT, of menTolly moTure groduoTes wiTh o firm belief in The volueof The spiriT, ond wiTh o consciousness' of'eorThly problems which con be solvedonly by o humoniTy' 'Divinely inspiredr ' , T Page 5 GYM-The Gymnasium, erected i938, contains all indoor facilities, the college dining hall and the student recreation rooms. Page 7 HARGRAVE HALL-Horgrove I-IoH, o clossroom building, wos consfrucreol in 1915 cmd nomed offer Professor Chorles A. Horgrove, one of The college's foculfy members of The posf. Page 8 AD BUILDING-The Adminisiroiion Building, builf in l89l, houses The general college offices, Depcirimemt of Music, and The Aucliforium in which genercil college func- 'rions ore held. Page 9 Page 'IO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE-The DeparTmenT of Biological Science is TirsT in our consideraTion. Dean I-lillegas and Dr. PoTzger are The professors in This oleparTmenT. Here we Tackle a vocabulary of long scienTiTic names, and, in general, learn To know The biological basis of all planT and animal life. i l ENGLISH-To know beTTer our English longuoge ond our English liTeroTure is The purpose ol This deporTmenT. Under The direcTion of Miss WoTTs ond Miss STuorT, We sTrive To become beTTer grdrnmoirions ond beTTer wriTers, ond sleuThs of The cornmoi blunders ond The dongling porTiciple. Even Choucer's ConTerbury Tdles con hove The new look! Page 11 LANGUAGE-German, French, LaTin, Greek or Spanish- Well, we do have a language reauiremenT for graduaTion -ancl This is The oFlering. Shall we masTer Pliny or Take Xenophon inTo Persia? Or shall iT loe a moclern language? Mr. W. E. Johnson and Mr. Carson are The men To advise us in This cleparTmenT, ancl To give careful Training in These languages. Page 12 o SOCIAL STUDIES-Social STudies is an expansive Tielal. Here we have Mr. Winfrey, FaTher WOICOTT anal Mr. Crane carrying an The work in This Tield. PicTurecl above is Mr. Winfrey lecTuring To a hisTory class ThaT is busily Taking Copious noTes. Page 13 SCIENCE PHYSICS cmd CHEMISTRY Mrs Wolcoff IS busily enggged m explcunmg on OIIHWCUIT proIoIem To C1 group of prospechve mom smgshers Boyles Igw seems To re ceive much emphgsls IH This cIepc1rTmenT Page I4 f'f be A MATHEMATICS-In This deparTmenT We musT accepT The Taa' ThaT maThemaTicaI accuracy prevails in The mavemenTs of The sTars and pIaneTs. BUT maThemaTics is also down To earTh business, Tao. Pre-engineering sTualenTs find This a very innparTanT deparhsnenf. Mr. Dixon is The aleparTmenT chairman. Page , ,.,. ,,J,,N, X-.ww 'wma,.Q:!f':: Vl fy V 7' ' BUSINESS-This deporTmenT, Tormerly designoTed os The Commerce DeporTmenT, hos undergone consiclerolole re- orgonizoTion. The secreToriol courses hoye been reTouined, fbuT o much brooder Troining is nowioierecl Tor Those desiring To End coreers in The businessligforld. Mr. Kin Q ond Mr. Evons shore in The work of This deporTmenT. Page 'I6 l EDUCATION-The Psychology oncl Educc1Tion DeporTmenTs hove much in common. Mr. O'Bcmnon is The professor of Psychology cmcl come To Comerbury in SepTember of l947. Deon Neol hes been heocl of The EclucoTion Depc1rTmenT oncl in ThoT conhecTioh is oclvisor for oll Those plcmning To become Teochers ol The public schools. Poge 17 I MUSIC-DirecTing The work of The Music DeporTmenT ore Miss GosTon oncl Mr. Hodley. This deporTmenT is populor wiTh ci greoT mony of our sTuclenTs. ATl:ilioTed wiTh The cleporTmenT ore The ConTerbury Belles, ond The Bell- oires. The loond hos been under The clirecTion of Mr. Skidmore. A Page 'I8 .H ART-Our lc1sT scene is Thc1T of The ArT Depc1rTmenT. Here Mr. Wilson olirecTs us in The olefelopihg of orTisTic skills cmd in oTToinihg of greener knowledge ond opprecicwion of The place of c1rT in The culTures of The Worlcl. Page 19 -3 'E-5 N L. o A I' o ,l., l s,, 'J' 1 J 5 R RTHERBLIRY anfxwfm a es of nzhefeen-Forfg eight . Jim adm fn, um Rini . awww ai Kantmbwzq, Huge amounl of Talenf on campus-newspaper beffer-more sTudenT D S organizafions- good going Carillonaires-Homecoming loesf yeT- 'k Band aT all home games. Newer ideas developed. is :g7.,- 55 Page 21 V i ' T i T T r 9 i i T em tml ii f HM . I i E . i W hw LeTT To righT: BeTTy Winings, Gregg TaTman, Joe Hodge, Howard Key, Bill Schleifer. 1 THE CANTERBURY 'TALES STAFF mi? iJoe Hodge, EdiTorg Bill Schleifer, Business Manager Q I i i T ei The STaTCT oT The CanTerbury Tales sTa rTed off Q wiTh a big hang. ATTer changing The name oT The year book They sTarTed working hard. BeTWeen running To and Trom Indianapolis, 5 ds if keeping The prinTers and engravers Worried, 2 and going To classes, We, The STaTT OT The QI-il CanTerbury Tales, wash our hands of The . T i I CanTerbury Tales OT 1948. i Page 22 ci ' 2 l ,jgalalaa i Hella The Kappa Pi BeTa TraTerniTy is an honorary iournalisTic organizaTion. In order To become a member of The TraTerniTy a sTudenT musT parTic:ipaTe acTively in The ouTpuT of The Campus Crier Tor aT leasT one semesTer or more. Any sTudenT on The campus may belong To Kappa Pi BeTa by meeTing This requirement jie gamlaud .Pier The Campus Crier is a duplicaTed paper Tinanced enTirely by The adyerTising of The local merchanTs. All Time consumed in pub- lishing The paper is donaTed by sTudenTs inTer- esTed in journalism and in TurThering The inTeresTs of CanTerbury College. Front Row: Howard Williams Geo-rgia Andis, Sallie Bird Vandeverf, Sally Jo Hubbell, Charles Mikels. Back Row: John Oliver, Bob Williams. FronT Row: Howard Williams, Rodney SmiTh, Georgia Andis, Sallie Bird Vandeverf, Sally Jo Hubbell, ErnesT Grosdidier, Charles Mikels. Back Row: Bob Williams, Bill Sorgius, John Oliver, John MarlaTT, Bo-b Kellems. Page 23 Front Row: Samuel Snyder, Bill Schleifer, Homer Har- grove, Howard Key. U - Back Row: Claudine Alward, Dean Neal, Co-Sponsor, Bob Sergenian, J. T., Blevens, Sally Jo Hubbell. Page 24 Front Row: Bonnie Gross, Bill Schleifer, Claudine Alward. i Back Row: Don Tanselle, Neal Hagen.. The oil def The mu The The clo An Arr bui loc urs Bo sel IIVN Cc THE STUDENT COUNCIL The sTudenT-governing boord is The STudenT Council. Members of The STudenT Council ore elecTed by eoch closs ond oll moTTers deoling direcTly wiTh sTudenT on'Tciirs ore hondled by The Council. 0 The sTudenT body moy refer suggesTions, requesTs ond com- municoTions To This Council Tor ocTion. The Council is composed of Two'represenTciTives from eoch of The TirsT Three closses ond Three represenToTives from The Senior closs. The Decins ocT os ToculTy cidvisors To This group. Wi-lO'S WHO Among The sTudenTs lisTed in Who's Who Among STudenTs in Americon UniversiTies cind Colleges Tor T948 ore five- ConTer- bury sTudenTs. These sTudenTs were chosen by o commiTTee of TciculTy members who Took inTo consideroTion: ocTiviTies, schol- orship, ond leodership cci'pociTies. ' A Bonnie Gross, Williom Schleifer, Cloudine Alvvord, Don Ton- selle ond Neol l-ldgen were Those sTudenTs recognized Tor Who's Who Among STudenTs in Americon UniversiTies ond Colleges. Page 25 'TEA The Student Christian Association was officially organized for the academic year 47 and 48 on October 7 The officers installed at that time were: President ................. ----------- R CY Harper Vice-President ............. --------- B Ornme Gross Secretary-Treasurer ....... ----------------- W Cmdc' Bray --..--.--Claudlne Alward Lois Barker Song Leader .............. Reporter Publicity Manage-r ........ ---- 4 ----- A N105 CUVSY ---Wynona Stuart Sponsor ............ A ....................... ------ Co-Sponsor ............. ------------------ lm' Shaw . On November 4 we held our candle-light commitment service and on November ll the meeting was an Armistice program at which the speaker was Father Savoy. Other guest speakers during the year were Dr. John G. Benson from the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis Father Wolcott and Dr. Haramy pastor of the Danville Friends Church. According to a custom set last vear we honored those who had birthdays each month with a supper. Other activities were round-table discussions hymn sings and the main event of the year the annual Pie Supper. The 'obiect behind this supper was to obtain money whereby the S. C. A could give a Christmas party for the under- privileged children from the Danville Grade School. The sum of S25.7l was made toward that goal and the beaming faces at the party were ample reward for our efforts. We are hoping that this tradition will always be kept by future Student Christian Association groups. THE CANTERBURY BLUE The purpose of the Canterbury Club is to foster on campus a better understanding of the Episcopal Church and to form the nucleus of the chapel parish. Membership in the Club is open to all students interested in furthering the interests of the Episcopal Church and Canterbury College. 'On November l4, the Club held its first annual event-the Sadie Hawkins dance-complete, with gals openly choosing the men and a still'f for Kickapoo .loy Jucie.The Club sponsored four grave-diggers and a casket for Manchester in the Homecoming parade. Our donation to the Presiding Bishop's fund was raised by means of the annual Pancake Supper held on Shrove Tuesday. The week-end of March 19-2l we sponsored an inter-college retreat conducted by Brother Anthony O.'S. F. This year the Club also took over the responsibility of providing servers, Sunday School teachers and an Altar Guild for the Chapel services. By means of these activities the Club hopes to serve better the Episcopal Church and further fellowship among The student body. - Page 26 S F l . l l 'El . Q ' E. - fi . -E , S i l I i - C l i Seated Cleft to rightlz Al- ward, Harper, Gross. Standing Cleft to rightl: Hagan, Winklepleck, Al- lee, Paxson, Bray, N. Jamieson, H. Williams, Carey. Seated Cleft to- rightj: H. Johnson, Millikan, Lachi- cotte, King, Howell, Mit- chell, Baden, Boyle. Standing CRow Us Travis, Greenway, Andreas, Warman, Cassady, J. Bryant, Hubbell, Jones, Allen, Long. Standing CRow 21: Father Savoy, Carey, Snyder, J. Mote. Page 27 Page 28 Left to right: Sue Dowen, Be-Hy Huddlesfon, Kathryn Gerfh, Alvino Bischoff, Willcu Deon Harris, Joon Poxon, Colinehe Wolton, Miss Gaston, Accom- ponisf. anfergury gl ea A troditionol girls' sextet known os The Conterbury Belles hos grown To be on integrol pcirt of Conterbury College. Membership in the orgonizcition is competitive onnuolly, ond eoch Belle must prove worthy of her ploce in the ensemble. , V A The history of the orgonizcition dcites bcick severcil years when the number of the group vciried from six, seven, ond eight, thus moking it difficult to give the singing group o ncime. There wos. on the compus o song colled Bells of C. N. C. cmd so it wos decided tocoll the group Belles of C. N. C. . When Centrol Normcil College become Ccinterbury College, the Belles of C.N.C. become Ccinterbury Belles. ' The Belles hove reheorsols every doy ond sometimes when progroms ore very much in demond, they hcive two reheorsols ci dciy. No credit hos been given up to the present time, ond the girls hcive given gener- ously of their time ond tcilents. The yeor of i947-48 begon, olmost like the jet plone, before it stoirted. Progroms were booked much in oidvonce of the school yeoir, ond the Belles hod to hove try-outs ond memorize ci progrom in ten doys. Thcit Hrst progrom is olwoys on ice-breoiker ond is usucilly o good crystol bcill of future progroms. The first progrom wos well occepted cmd our reputotion mointoined. ' Q The Belles furnished mony progroms throughout the yeor, singing for churches, schools, civic ond sociol orgoinizotions. ln oddition to their own progrcims, they hove been ioining the Coirillon- GlVeS, men's quortet, ond both groups hove increcised their repertoires Grid pleosures doubly. . W-. .... ,........-uv Page 29 we Kanfergurg Mffaifefi The ConTerbury Belloires ore The combined membership of The Belles, Qlrlsl SGXTGT, Grid The Cflfll- lonoires, men's quorTeT. This mixed ensemble, Therefore, Oflglnclles in COml9ell'fl0n, Gnd li0S ClGily reheorsol. ATTendonce oT oll reheorsols ond oll concerTs is required, ond olThough There is much hord work involved, The members hove proporTionoTe pleosure. The Belloires ployed on imporTonT porT in oll of The coimpus ocTiviTies Throughouf This posT yeor, giving speciol progroms, individuolly ond collecTively, for Thonksgiving, Cli lSTmO5, EOSTer, C1f1Cl Commencemenf, ougmenTed olso by The CoinTerbury Choir., V Two oTher musicol evenfs which proved To be very populoir ond fornwhich The Belloires hove re- ceived requesTs To repeoT, were The MinsTrel Show ond Your FovoriTes concerf. Everyone en- joyed The lvlinsTrel, ond The performers hod os much fun giving iT os The oudience did in heoring iT. Everyone heord his fovoriTe song oT The Your FovoriTes progrom which wos presenTed in for- A- mols in ci TronsplonTed gorden. T 1 ' f - The yeor ended wiTh furnishing music for BoccoiloureoTe. THE CARILLONAIRES ln The foll of T946 The boTTle of The sexes become evidenT on The ConTerbury Compus. Following The onnuol Try-ouTs for The girls' sexTeT, The Belles, oi group of men oipprooched Miss GosTon wiTh The proposol To orgonize o men's group. As o resulT oi double quorTeT wos orgoinized ond oll ThoT remoined To be selecTed wos The nome. Finding no synonym for The desired nome of Bell RingerS, The nome corillonoires wos finolly ogreed upon, coirillon being o seT of four bells Tuned hor- moniously, ond oires being songs. . W WiTh The reorgonizoTion of The Corillonoires in lSepTember of T947 iT wos decided ThoT The group would be cuT in holf To o single quorTeT. Composing This yeor's Corillonoiires Two of The originol group remoin, KenneTh Colemon, borirone ond oi Sophomore from Wovelond, ond Rob- erT Peorcy, boss ond ci Sophomore from Donville. New To The quorTeT ore Thomos Porlcer, seCODd Tenor ond o Freshmon from Zionsville, ond Chorles McRoberTs, firsT Tenor ond o Freshmon from Donville. Poge 30 I 1 First Row: Sue Dowen, Kenneth Coeman, Bob Pearcy, Tom Parker, Charles McRoberts, Colinette Walton. Second Row: Betty Huclolleston, Miss Gaston, .loan Paxson. Third Row: Kathryn Gerth, Willa Dean Harris. Fourth Row: Alvina Bischoff. Left to right: Miss Gaston, Kenneth Coleman, Bob Pearcy, Tom Parker, Charles McRoberts, Page 31 Canfergurg Cofige Anil' Page 32 The Cghierbury College Choir is ci musicgl orggnizg- Tiomwhose membership is noi limiieczl nor compeiiiive. All siudehis on The cgmpus mgy become members if Theybrove To be cgpgble of sihgihg ghd gre regulgr or rehegrsgls. The True bglomce of The orggriizgiioh musr be mgiriigihecl in gugliiy if hor iri numbers, C1l'1Clll' gives egch siuclerir cm opporiuriiry To be g member of ci musicgl ensemble. l First Row: S. Dowen, M. Auge, C. Walton, C. Armstrong, K. Gerth, R. Hartsaw F Parsons Second Row: J. Mitchell, accompanist, A. Bischoit, B. Huddleston, D. Ruschli B Gross B Joseph M Gaston director. Third Ro-w: R. Koch, T. Parker, C. McRoberts, T. Edwards, R. Ebloinghaus, L. Boyle M White K Coleman The Choir has become traditional at such College Con- vocations as Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter, and always furnishes music tor Baccalaureate. One on the most enioyable traditions ot the Choir is that ot carolling at Christmas time tor all the sick and shut-ins ot Danville and surrounding community. , Last year the Choir joined with several musical organi- zations in various programs tor the College. The Choir is organized with president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, and librarian and rehearse regu- larly. You finally got one, clicln't you Shirley .lo- Did you see this, Mrs. Wolcott?- Hiyah girls, how about a date?- Everybocly's done lout Harry.- Wife hityou, Burton?- What was that ioke, Warman?- Hi John- Page 34 I do-do you Pop?- Lose your dice, steven Stczgs-. . Boo!! Look 'em over boys- 1 P Whcn s The score, Emmy?- Shoot, Rod- Look's nice fellows- Feef hurt? Look's good, Abie- Shuf up, Birdie! Page 35 Von Johnsons of Canterbury- Whot's up, Birdie?- You look sweet, Johnnie- Keep 'em pIoyin', Jock- Who's ahead, Joe?- Honk con dance- Two bits on that shot, E. C.- A card game without drinks, Oh no!- The best lookin' gols in town- Whot you two do- ing? Page 36W Thot's not fair. The Chi Sigs got wet- Hove- o coke, Shorty- Pull Zeta Sigs- Throw him in the river- 4 Tie o good knot, Doley- The Chi Sigs ore still getting wet.- Poge 37 21 . e c r r 9 ' 1 1 9 I 5 ' 1 5 1 HUMEEUMING , iycc iis isi ic T Homecoming wos one of The big- gesT cnafoirs of The yeor vviTh iTs TiooTs, bonds ond even oi KnighT in shining ormor. The Alpho TheTos won The onnuol Trophy Tor The besT TlooT while Thonks wenT To The ZeToi Sig- mo Nu TroTerniTy Tor sponsoring o very successful Homecoming. .lfL88l'l . PoTricio Schleifer Wos elecTeci Home- coming Queen This yeoir by The TooT- boll Teom. She is ci Freshmoin ond from PloinTielol, lnoliono. 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' ' 41443 A W' , M1934 we Z7 fyf Big 15 in ol! 9Ood lf , V am riimi ares oF nmefeen-Forfg eight i ..JfwafhzQf1w, ...mmmmfmgmwmym Big Time -sporTs-ogciinsT Top-noTch compeTiTion-plenTy of Travel ,'o x in oil sporTs-Girls had Their pc1rT, Too-InTrci-mural grew. PreTTy' E Qood Year. 24 Q Y' FOOTBALL 1947 - 48 Canterbury Canterbury Canterbury Canterbury Canterbury Canterbury 'Ca nterbu ry Canterbury First Row-Hobbs, lsenberg, Schultz, Syrek, Crouch, Sergenian, Burton, Smith, Young. Second Row-Forrest, Mgr. Ambrose, Beem, Gipson, Dooley, Thompson, Lane, Volk, Deerr, Robinson, I Mgr. . ...... Indiana Central 25 . -- .............. Hanover 44 ...... Cedarville T3 . -- ..... Muskingum 21 . ..... Manchester T3 ..... Earlham Qi . -- ........ Hiram 6 . -- ..... Anderson O Third Row-Coach Johnson, Taylor, Miller, Cantrell, Hargrove, Corrs, Kestner, Jurisch, i3ryant, Skirvin, Berg, Cox, Coach Miller. f Fourth Row--Riddle, Springer, Bollinger, Boyer, Smith, Ney, Shuck, Pollard, Sturgeon. Page 42 l rd' W Wsiiic Bug? 1058? ,- . X W' :Mfr i S Guards gi f. V JDJ 'lccvi A 'MU' Cc' 3 'Rene' Race Euqe' Tackles: ' Gecr ' Wah ' Clew Robe Centers: 'John lame inlet Quqnah 'Cm Bill! Skim Hqlhd 'si jfs ,M H. 25 44 I3 2I I3 QI 6 O 'reIl, rvin, nith, .,,,.,.1 I I Q V, , ' 3 F. ' . :aff 1. ff . ,' ' K .W , if , Encls: Frank Springer, Indianapolis Norman Cors, Lafayette Richard Bollinger, Elwood William Schucks, Indianapolis Buse Hargrave, Chicago, Illinois Joseph Berg, Madison, Wisconsin Abe Stoner, Washington, Pa. if John Kestner, Lafayette Robert Snow, Plainfield Guards: Jack Lane, Lewisville Jack Dooley, Valparaiso Morris Pollard, Frankfort Carl Beem, Indianapolis Robert Smith, Valparaiso Robert Serginian, Madison, Eugene Scervan, Elwood Tackles: George Thompson, Lizton Walter Ney, Valparaiso Clem Boyer, Elwood Robert Riddle, Valparaiso Centers: Wisconsin John Syrek, Washington, Pa. , James Ambrose, Noblesville The above boys received letters in l947yl, V. Quarterbacks: Gerald Burton, Elwood Bill Taylor, Indianapolis John Deer, Lafayette Halfbacks: Raymond Crouch, Indianapolis Otis Bryant, Indianapolis Richard Isenberg, Valparaiso Trent Gipson, Danville Henry Cox, Danville T James Young, Lafayette if Harry Schultz, Washington, Pa., Lloyd Hobbs, Indianapolis Fullbacks: N 5' William Volk, Indianapolis 24 Fred Jurish, Chicago, Illinois ' Managers: T David Robinson, Oak Park, Illinois T Richard Forrest, Darian, Conn. The Team Elected The Following Men For The 'I947 Season: Captain, George Thompson, Most Valuable, Leo Dooly. William Volk was elected to the First Honorable Mention Team of the Hoosier College Con- ference. i'fITlheVabove boys received letters in IQ47. Page 43 Page 44 l 1 TOTAL TEAM STATISTICS FOR 1947-T948 SEASON Firs'r Downs Rushing Passing Penaliy Tofal Rushing, No. of Plays Yards Gained Rushing Yards Losi Rushing Nei Yards Rushing Forward Passes Compleied No. Had lnrercepied Nei Yards Gained Toial Plays Toial Nei Yards Gained Punis Average Yards Had Blocked Kickolis Average Yards Puni Refurns Pun'r Rerurns, Yards Kickoljf Reiurns Kickoff Reiurns, Yards lnfercepiion Reiurns Yards Reiurned Fumbles Ball Losi By Fumbles Penalries Yards LosT 78 49 3-22 1 7 P 304 1,179 l T57 1 1,01 8 y i i i I 38 21 532 1 427 5 1,548 44 38.03 1 17 J 43.83 5 1 19 l3l 1 1 1 28 : 360 1 18 l 141 A l 21 Q 14 40 300 l 1 1 S 1 N 78 49 '22 7 304 179 157 O1 6 111 38 21 532 427 548 44 1.03 1 17 .83 19 31 28 60 16 41 21 I4 40 I0 PunIS: Volk Jurish Deerr Riddle Kickoffsz Jurish Ney Touchdowns: Volk Gibson Purron Volk ........ Young ....... Gibson . Burton ........ Deerr .,.,.. Crouch ........ Isenberg ,,,,.,, Cox ,,,,,,,, Jurish ,,,,,, Bryonr ,,.,,.,. Schultz ,,.,,,A. Number 35 4 3 2 Number 15 2 Number 4 1 1 Average 38.8 36.2 32. 28.1 Averoge 44.06 42.5 I INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 4 FOR 1947 Posses Times Corrieol Av. Yourols Arrempfeol Com 4.2 41 . 16 -------52 2.4 4 2 -..----3I 5.2 9 2 -----.-2O 2.7 18 4 3 -.11 21 7 -------58 1.08 3 2 7 .5 O O 7 3.8 1 0 .-.....17 3.8 4 I 4 1.1 0 0 1 I 2. 0 O Infer. ' 1 1 1 1 2 3 O O 1 1 O O Page 45 Basketball 1947-'43 BaskeTba11 was The leading sporf in inTeresT To The sTudenTs This year. A11 home games and mosT ouT-oT- Town games were aTTended by The maioriTy of The sTudenT and TaculTy body of Canferbury. CanTerbury's average poinTs per game were 48.7 while 55.3 was The average held by The opponenTs. ToTa1 poinTs of The season were 1,170 Tor CanTerbury and 1,323 Tor The opponenTs. Conference sTanding: Won 35 LosT 9. Non-Conference sTanding: Won 47 1.osT 8. BASKETBALL SEHEHULE Conference Games Non-Conference: C b D t' A Canterbury Indiana Central Omer Ury e Iomqe VV t K t k Canterbury Earlham Comlerbury es em en UC Y C b B ll St t Canterbury Anderson Omer Ury O O e D Canterbury Hanover Cgmlerbury epcuw b N h C t I lll. Canterbury Franklin Ccllller Ury on en ro C b B tl Canterbury Hanover Cmler Ury U er Sh tl tt Canterbury Manchester Canterbury Ur e b VV b h Canterbury Franklin Canter Ury O Us Canterbury Ball State Canterbury Rose Poly . Canterbury Wabash Canterbury Indiana Central Canterbury Manchester Canterbury Anderson First Row: Fine, Lane, B. Casselman, Pollard, P. Cox, Second Row: Coach Johnson, F. Gibbs, L. Casselman Noe. Bischoff, Barry, Bollinger, Stoner, W. Hall. Page 47 V S 5 I 1 E V , f I 4 ' L . N , ,V E , V , 1' , 7 1 u , i 2 HI i ,Ml il. Ili' ' I yi I ,f1: . i 4g. I , 1 1 9 4 f I + l 4 N 1 l S ! 'w 1 i E 1 l I i + I Apri Apri Apri 10 Apri 12 Apri 14 Apri 17 Apri 21 Apri 80 May iViC1y May 10 May 12 iViC1y May 15 May 17 May 18 Milly 24 May 26 May 28 June Baseball-19113 Schedule Indiana U. ...... ....... 9 Indiana U. ......... ....... 1 6 Wabash ................ ....... 5 Indiana Ceniral ....... ....... 8 Franklin ................ ......, 4 Hanover ., ..... ....... 1 O Rose Poly ........ .... 1 DePauw ......... ....... 2 lV1anchesTer Hanover ...... Builer ....... Franklin V ................... 1 y ..... --15 8 f Indiana Ceniral ....... ....... 1 4 . Earlharn ............. ...... 1 2 Manchesier ....... ....... 8 A Anderson ....... ........ 1 Builer , ......... ........ 2 DePauw ...... ......,, 5 Wabash ...... ....... 1 3 Rose Poly .........,......,,,,,,,.,,,, 6 Ca nTerou ry Canieraury Canieraury Canieroury Ca nTer au ry Canferbury Canieroury Ca nieroury Ca nrer au ry Ca nierbury Ca nieraury Ca n'rer :Jury Ca nierou ry Canieraury Canierbu ry Canferbury Ca nrerbu ry Canierbu ry Ca nierloury Ca nrerbury First Row: Crum, Mgr,, Noe, Casselman, White, Taylor, Calabro, Morse, McGomgle O Brien Deerr Sergenlan Second Row: Kestner, Lane, Cors, Heller, Poe, Casselman, Thompson, Bedell Coach Johnson Page 50 TRACK TEAM 1 CanTerbury's Track Team was composed of TvvenTy- six men, a Tevv more Than previous years: The Team was enTered in eighT meeTs Tor The season. Henry Cox led The Team wiTh winning The LiTTle STaTe pole vaulT. 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This makes The second year sTraighT The ZeTa Sigs have won The championship. WresTling championship and Trophy were won by The ZeTa Sigs. The scores by poinTs are as Tollowsz ZeTa Sigs 30, lndependen'TsTl TO, ChiSigma 5. The lnTra-mural SoTTba ll championship W a s W o n again by The ZeTa Sigs, win- ning Tour games ouT oT Tour games. An All SporTs Trophy was awarded To The ZeTa Sigma Nu fraTerniTy for sweeping The lnTra-mural sporTs Tor 1948. FirsT Row: N. Jamieson, Greenlee, P. Terrell, Thompson, Wolfen barger, Jones, L. Jamieson. Second Row: Goodwin, G r o s s, Winings, Anderson, Paxson, Nel son, Andis. V Third Row: BooTh, Allee, Alward Frazier, sponsor. omenii Qfdfkgefic .fddfiociafion The VVomen's AThleTic AssociaTion lVV.A.A.D ol CanTerbury Col- lege is an organizaTion Tor all women on The campus inTeresTed in sporTs. ITs aim is To TosTer good sporTsmanship and enioy clean, wholesome acTiviTy. The season was begun wiTh volleyball and baskeTball, bowling, Table Tennis, badminTon, Tennis, soTTboll, archery, and golf followed. SporTs heads were in charge of The various acTiviTies. Homecoming broughT The annual volleyball game of The ac- Tives vs. The oIums wiTh The ocTives winning aTTer a hard baTTle. Two bowling cups were awarded Tor The highesT game and highesT average. A volleyboll Play Day was aTTended en- ThusiosTically aT Hanover. LoTer a boiskeiboll game was played wiTh Indiana CenTrol. Along wiTh oTher acTiviTies The W.A.A. was in charge of all concessions. They also gave a bangueT in honor of The baskeT- ball Team and on all-counTy Play Day was held wiTh parTiciponTs from mosT of The high schools. W.A.A. enjoyed on exTensiye season ol sporTs and acTiviTies. The ofhcers Tor The year were: PresidenT ......................... ......... Claudine Alward Vice-PresidenT ................,.,.... ,.,......,.. B onnie Gross SecreTory, Corresponding ....... ........ VV illa Dean Harris SecreTary, Recording ........... ........... R uTh Greenlee Treasurer ........................... ............... B eTTy Winings ReporTer .............................................. Shirley Jo Terrell Sponsors--. .................................... Mrs. Rosemary Frazier Page 53 W. A. A. W.A.A. members eorn Cl swear- er wlrh l,000 czcriviry poinrs. Girls earning svveorers This yecur were. Alwczrd, 'Wir1ings, Gross, Greenlee, Terrell cmd Thompson. .!4bLf09l 6l,l0Aff Page 55 1. f' 4.1 JK ' 366-L3 I' f i , ,, f A 'T 9,8 ' , 'in i' - v 45' 11 ,m,,w-vi , fflbf 'ff 1 N P ' E,4..,,.. x ,. 1 .f.?f,,:f4'1-' v 1 ,ywv ff' . . ff 'Q . ' , S f is ml? ,,, Q b 3-'E' A 1 ff 5, , .I 2'X,3 I 4. ,. A f V ww vw 5 f ' 2 V 1, 4 g A ! , ,gf A ...C 75 ay 2' , ,f . I. 6 5 . 2- X My KL 'Q . yf' QQ, . ,A A k o A 9 h ,A ' ' ' .X 5- 9' fx ' j 351:-:,fi5f1' , :q,'J1Ljs - ' . 3 ' ' . 6.15, H ' Z Q, Z - ffksiw ' ,. ' 2 - fsfpf V A f UMW, 4mwf f , . .f . . 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E ' ' ' A f ' - ' V , 'X - ,, A JL ,, P- A ' I X , 4 V ' A 5 A A . , , ,- A-H , , A ,, A ,A - , , , 4 A .' f r L K' ' am rbzfm H165 oF nmefeen-Forfq ezghf .,..flLQ,9AzclL4,havLfheDLnz14fhA,,fnn Lorger orgonizorions-improved Acompus srofus-new rooms, one house-more pledges. More Greek sociol evenrs. VXQ 1 fag, X m s r Q-4 'Sei 65 Pg57 3 1-W Z l J FirsT Row: Mariorie Silver, MargareT Auge. 4 Third Row: Miss GasTon fSponsorJ, Nina Jamieson, Second Row: Alvina Bischofif, Sally Jo Hubbell, Co i- KC'Tl Yn Gefihf Sallie' Bird VC deVerlf Suzanne neTTe- WalTon, Gladys Edmondso-n, RuTh Greenlee, Johnson, Cow Pciichlnv- Lois Jamieson. PSI IIHI UMEB!-l ReTrospecTively, The members of Psi Chi Omega SororiTy have reason To be proud. The Alums helped us sTarT The year by sponsoring a New Look fashion show from Block's of indianapolis. OcTober broughT The annual Alumnae Luncheon aT The Lincoln HoTel. Rush Week was The nexT big evenT. Mrs. RoberT King ofifered her beauTiful home To enTerTain rushees wiTh a mouTh-waTering fried chicken supper, followed by a fun fesT. Shades of mid-semesTer exams! A Pre-Mid-SerneTer Hop sparked morale. Our new pledges were formally inTroduced To faculTy members and alumnae aT a Tea in The home of Mrs. Hadley Conn. Having passed exams successfully Cwe were firsT in scholarshipl, The Psi Chis celebraTed ChrisTmas wiTh SanTa in The O. K. Dining Room. Merry ChrisTmas! and To all a happy vacaTion. Back on campus. Hell Week became NeaTness Week. Rough lniTiaTion became an lndianap- olis Symphony ConcerT aT The MuraT TheaTre feaTuring Yehudi Menuhin, resulTing in six smiling faced pledges. Formal iniTiaTion was held on February 23, l948, aT The home of Mrs. N. C. HerringTon for MargoT Auge, Alvina Bischoff, Lois Jamieson, Nina Jamieson, Cora PaTchin and Marjorie Siler. ' - The luck of old Ireland was wiTh us aT our semi-formal Blarney Ball March l2, including The Blar- ney STone, shamrocks, and special enTerTainmenT by Louanna Rudd Triebel and The Psi Chi Trio. WiTh Tearful eyes and farewells, we bid adieu To CanTerbury unTil we reTurn in Sepfember. Page 58 SeaTed: Thompson, Mrs. Johnson, co-sponsor, Winings, Mrs. Hillegas, co-spon- sor, Gross. , Second Row: Terrell, D. Collings, SwarThouT, Harris, Campbell. . Third Row: MarTin, M. Collings, P. Terrell, Alward, Bo-ring, Saunders. fl,I.PHA THETA EPSILUN SIQIBIJBITY The Alpha TheTa Epsilon Sororify is a sororiTy founded on TruTh, honor and friendship. The soror- -iTy is one of The long-esfablished organizafions on The campus. The Alpha TheTa's have engaged in a number of acTiviTies This year. The season began vviTh a Halloween Dance. Homecoming followed and The Alpha TheTa's won The Trophy for The besT floaT. Rush Week crepT up and TvvenTy-Two girls were pledged. The formal Chrisfmas Dance was The nexT big evenT. Hell Week, Rough and Formal IniTiaTion vviTh Mixers in spare minuTes occu- pied The Time of The members. A circus was sponsored and proved differenT from The usual evenfs underTaken. ' During all These acTiviTies The ,members were Working faifhfully, furnishing and painfing a room in The Library Building To be used as a sororiTy room. - This proiecT was possible only Through The elforfs of our sponsors, Mrs. Hillegas and Mrs. Johnson and The Alpha Thefa Auxiliary. The Alpha TheTa-'s have had a very successful year due To our very Capable presidenf, Bonnie Gross, and our very acfive members. A O E PLEDGE CLASS FirsT Row: Paxson, Craff, Jones, Money, Joseph. Dowen. Second Row: Harper, Anderson, Mcllwain, Travis, Bray, Wrighi. Third Row: Allee, Parsons, Wolfenbarger, Huddle- WWW IQWE, son, Ruschli, Sugeno. y Page 59 T ff 1, l V 5 . ,,- , i s ki it . 3, ' f 'v i,i,wj, , , 9, ,- 1 'ci Z, Q i - ,Q T. if 1 llisii T T . V 0 4 I, 4 25 EMS? ' ' ' - -I iN -3 ' . I a, ' ?5 ,if , Qialmtivhiigidifol .4f1r?f? V f?043lf5f9m,fif?f flC1f'ttar7.fif17f?1f2f?ffVAfJf? ,C 1: 1 ,fm Lffffff fV0Pf'4fI1V lf! 1' L? ' ,fkawdd ZETA SIGMA NU I-'HATEBNITY AdvancemenT was The key word oT The ZeTa Sigma Nu's'The pasT school year. For example: Early lasT Tall, using The Tunds of our Builder's AssociaTion, We began work on Two rooms on'The second Tloor oT The Library Building, planning one ae a lounge and The oTher Tor meeTings. Meanwhile, Wheels were buzzing. The resulTs1 On OcTober 25, l947 a gala Homecoming Day compleTe WiTh parade and dance. We Took The iniTiaTive and WiTh excellenT co-operaTion, of The Admin- isTraTion and campus organizaTions iT was a smashing success. The dance in The evening was one of The besT vviTh Tiny Delmar's orches- Page 60 , 'o' A , ,',, ,ff fy f-'yinfc ,l,ff' l li .2 K s 1 61 ME T L i i l fi l i l T I. 'o il r .F -ff W , 'V 1-A X 'S 'lr'fX,'k,,- Lf ,fffs . . 4 l i V, . 4 ' A Nik. X. We., U M V .I ff-Us e,i!ls1!f:,!1'!frf, 3 ' f gf-ffl, 1:3 , 1 fj f f V ,f, 'JD - t .A , ,. , ,. I H Tro of lndionopolis Turnishing The rhyThmic noTes. . On November 20, l91l7 vve dissolved our dFTllioTion vviTh ZeTo Sigmo noTionol ond ddded The leTTer Nu becoming locol ZeTo Sigmd Nu. Our greoTesT ochievemenT, The ocguiring oT d TroTerniTy house, Took ploce The ldTTer porT of November oind on December 5, i947 vve held Open l-louse. Lorge numbers of sTudenTs oind TdculTy, os Well os oilumni, on The Tollovving doyToured The house. Our Nevv Yeor's giTT come o liTTle loTe buT vvois lorge oind ol good gudliTy. Upon c:ompleTion oT The pledge period vve goiined TvvenTv- eighT nevv members. Our veor closed vviTh oi boing vviTh The Boirn Donce ond Alumni Doince. Page 6'l i 2 i l l 1 Ehi Sigma Fraternity Review Front Row Cleft to rightj: P. Webb, J. +Ambrose, R. White, R. Miller, O. Fletcher, J. Reed, F. Jurisch, R. Hill, E. Capper, R. Warman, P. Cox. I I Second Ro-w: F. Heller, W. Reynolds, J. Lane-, D. PtaFf, J. Adams, R. Williams, C. Hagen, E. Schneider, L. Boyle, W. O'Brien, A. Taylor, E. Skirvin, J. W. Miller. Third Row: H. Bischoff, S. Decker, J. Berg, R. Pease, L. Ford, R. Hamilton, D. Robinson, D. Bollinger, H. Key, J. Jones, D. Ake-rs, R. 'Pearcy, H. Street, L. Hobbs, W. Shuck. Back Row: R. Swackhamer, R. Babcock, F. Jacobi, S. Miller, B. Sorgius, P. Calabro, H. Schultz, F. Millikan, T. Cox, W. Casady, B. Scott, B. Sco-tt, J. Tomes, R. Sergenian, R. Koch, W. Tool. . QFFICERS Cornelius D. Hagen ...... .................... ............. P r esident Edmund Schneider ........ ..... V ice-President Robert Williams ,....,,,. ....... S ecreta ry William O'Brien .,...., ..... T reasurer James Jones ..... A ..,.. ............. C haplain Richard Warman ,,,,,,,,, .................. R eporter Earl Capper ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ....... A lumni Secretary James Reed and Joe Tornes ..... ---Pledge Captains William Casady ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,------ -------.--..----.---.- H istorian Tom Cox ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, y ,,,-, -----------,.--------.--------- --.- A t tendance Captain -lGClf Lane and Richard Swackhammer ....---..-...............-.--..-----------------------------------.-..---- SQT.-OT-AVMS THE CHI sieivm FRATERNITY extends best wishes tor tuture success to the graduates of the class of '48, Remember ' J always your school and classmates. HPARTIORES ESSE ASPREAH . Page 63 Q . f 3? J Klfi 7 T ,R RRY g- ff HHTYEUF me? oF nlnefeen-For-'Ty eight ...aMLfh1gM1ffmfazw,ef1mpwp1Q More people QT C0nferbury-odminisfrcfrion To losf Freshman cmd icJniTor. Personolifies To fit ony order-sfudious, sociolifes 4'?'-x1 Q :G ohcl all-oroundeqveroge. Here They ore, Toke your pick. A071 Q :usb cffl? ZX QIEX L d 71 ,1 X gp XW Q L 534.81 Page Q5 1 .Juaif .fdncl Page 66 The Rev. Douglas R. MacLaury Vice-President, Canterbury College Acting President, September 'l, 1948 We are happy to Welcome Father lVlacLaury to Canterbury Col- lege, anc wish for him much success in this new vvork. Father lVlacLaury is a graduate ot Carroll College, Waukesha, Wisconsin, where he obtained the A.B. degree. l-le later obtained the Bachelor ot Divinity degree from Nashotah House, an Episco- pal seminary near- Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Before ioining the Canterbury stati on April l2, Father MacLaury was rector of St. John's Episcopal Church in Irving Park, Illinois. He was also Director ot the Youth Commission ot the Diocese ot Chicago. On April i2 the Board ot Trustees ot the college appointed him Vice- President in charge ot Financial Promotion and Public Relations, a position which he will occupy until he becomes Acting President. 6ll 0l,U2 Dr. Edgar CrowTher Cumings President of CanTerbury College This was Dr. Cuming's second year aT CanTerbury. He carried ouT his duTies with sinceriTy and unTalTering TrusT in The college. IT is wiTh deep regreT ThaT we lose him aT The end of This year, buT we wish him boTh success and happiness in his new underTal4ing. Dr. Edgar CrowTherqCumings, presidenT of CanTerbury College, received his AB. from Indiana UniversiTy in 1931, his AM. from indiana UniversiTy in 1932, and, as an exchange fellow, The Uni- versify of Leipzig, Germany, in 1932-33. He received his Ph.D. from The UniversiTy of Chicago in 1936. Page 67 James B. WiIsoni119381 Art A.B. Indiana U., 1933, Graduate Study at John Herron School, 1938, Graduate Study at Yale U., 1940-41. Harley King 119461 Business Administration A.B., Central Normal College, 1938, 'M.S. Indiana U., 1946. M. N. o'Bqnnon 11947, Psychology 81 Education A.B. Indiana U., 1919, M.A. Columbia U., 1925, Graduate Study at the U. of Chicago, Indiana U., and Northwestern U. Stanley M. Dixon 119461 Mathematics B.S. Indiana State Teachers College, 1933, IvI.S. Indiana U., 1939. Page 68 Wynona Stuart 119471 English A.B. Central Normal College, 1927, Graduate Study at Ball State Teachers College, 1938-39, and at Butler U., 1940. James E. Savoy Chaplain A.B., U. ofthe South, 1938, B.D., U. ot the South, 1940. Henry Miller Physical Education for Men A.B., U. of Iowa, 1932, A.M., U. of Iowa, 1936. Chalmers S. Carson 119471 Spanish A.B. University of Michigan, 1919, M.A. Harvard U., 1929, Graduate Study at U. of Mexico, 1924, the Sor- bonne, Paris, 1927, U. of Diion, France, 1927, U. of Madrid, Spain, 1926, 1928, 1933. William Halle-gas 119451 Biological Science B.S. Columbia U., 1930, A.M. Columbia U., 1933, Additional Graduate Study at Columbia, 1938. Frederick G. Neel H9461 Education A.B. Indiana U., 1928, ANI. Indiana U., 1932, Graduate Study at Indiana U., 1932-1946. Rosemary Frazier 119441 Physical Education for Women B.S. Ball State Teachers College, 1942, Graduate Work Indiana U., Summer 1946. H. Ansel Wallace H9391 Business Administration B.S. Ball State Teachers College, 1934, M.S. Indiana U., 1939. Louzetta Jollief Registrar , W. E. Johnson H9271 Ancient 81 Modern Languages A.B. Valparaiso U., 1916, A.iVl. Indiana U., 1918, Graduate Study at Universite de Poitiers, France, 1919, Graduate Study at Harvard U., 1919-20, Graduate Study at Indiana U., 1932-38. Mariorie Dean Gaston 119311 Music A.B. Central Normal College, 1927, B.M. DePauw U., 1930, M.M. DePauw U., 1937. N. E. Winfrey 1192511 History A.B. William Jewell College, 1906, A.M. University ot Chicago, 1925, Graduate Study at University of Missouri, 1913-21. Page 69 Tillman J. Hadley 119461 Music B.M. DePauw U., 1932, M.M. Indiana U., 1939. J. I. Skidmore 119471 Director of the Band B.S. Central Normal College, 1935, B.M. Central Normal Collge, 1935. 1 Leonard C. Wolcott 119461 History A.B. Williams College, 1917, General Theological Seminary 1919-21, -A.M. University ot Chicc-go, ' 1938. Glenn A. Johnson 119421 Physical Education for Men A.B. Huntington College, 1924, A.M. Columbia U., 1930. ' Page,70. Vincent H. Crane 119461 Political Science A.B. lndiona U., 1927, M.S. Indiana U., 1935. Richard D. Evans 119471 Business B.S. Canterbury College, 1947, Graduate Study at Butler U., 1947. ' Mrs. Leonard! C. Wolcott 119461 Physics and Chemistry A.B. Vassar College, 1923, Graduate Study at the Uni- versity of Chicago, 1923-24 - 1 lna B. Shaw H9461 Librarian B.S. Central Normal College, 1934, B.S. in Library Science, Lousiana State U., l939. Helen W. S-laughterback Transcript Clerk Fern Owens Secretary to the President Mrs. Jane Boots Secretary Edwin Za rse fl 9471 Assistant Comptroller B.S. Canterbury College, 1947. Nancy Baird Library Assistant and Manager of the Book S Mrs. W. E. Johnson Secretary tore Page 7 I Standing: Don Tanselle, President. Left to right: Richard Spall, Vice-President, Be-tty Winings, Secre- tary, Joe H or d g e, Treasurer. SENIORS OF CANTERBURY Page 72 The Senior Class of i948 is the second graduating class of Canterbury College. lt has been a busy year for most of us, handling the usual routine matters, such as ordering Commencement invitations and caps and gowns. We also have the responsibility for publication of Canter- bury Tales of l948. We have done,our part in holding up scholar- ship ratings, participating in the major sports and promoting all activi- ties relating to campus life. In a sense it seems a long time since we were Freshmen, and for many of us it has not been the usual four year period, but instead as much as ga seven year trek. And yet most of us wish We could start over again. . We leave our Alma Mater with high hopes for the future and with fond memories of the past. We are thankful for all that Canterbury College has given us, and vve leave this school wishing Canterbury Col- lege a bright and successful future. ' J Strother Shumate Romney, lnd- Pvhys. Ed., Social Cc. B.S. Richard Slinker Indianapolis, lnd. Phys. Ed., Ed., Eng., Soc. Science. Zeta Sigma Nu, Le1terman's Club, Baseball l, 2, Track 2. B.S. Joseph Hodge Brownsburg, Indiana Phys. Ed., Biol. Science. Zeta Sigma Nu, Letterman's Club, Editor of Year Book, Canterbury Key, Football i, 2, Baseball 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4. B.S. Harold Edmonson Clayton, Ind. PPYS. Ed., English. B.S. .lay D. Mack Plainfield, Ind. Phys. Ed., Soc. Science. Baseball l, 2, Basketball 2, 3, Letterman's Club. B.S. Donald Tanselle Pittsboro, Indiana Commerce, Soc. Science, Spanish, Ed. Alpha Mu Kappa, Who's Who, Ca nterbu ry Key, Ten nis. A.B. William Nicholds Taunton, Mass. Psychology. Canterbury Club. A.B. - George Schleiter Plainfield, Ind. Phys. Ed., Social Science. Student Council, Veteran's Club, Year Book StaFF, Who's Who, Canterbury Key, Football l, 2, Baseball l, 2. B.S. Page 73 Howard Williams James Mote Indianapolis, Ind. Canterbury Club. Ap. Bernard Casady Coatesville, Ind. Phys. Ed., Social Sc. B.S. Robert Moore Elwood, Ind. Phys. Ed., Social Sc. Zeta Sigma Nu, Le'rterman's Club, Football I, 2, 3, Basketball I, Baseball I, 2, 3 B.S. Otis Bryant Indianapolis, Ind. Social Science. B.S. Page 74 Avon, Ind. Business, Math. Alpha Mu Kappa, Kappa Pi Beta, Editor ot Campus Crier B.S. Do-nald Kennedy Mt. Ayr, Ind. Phys. Ed., Social Sc. Alpha Mu Kappa, Letterman's Club, Football I, 2. B.S. Robert Jensen Ipswich, So. Dali. Business, Math. Zeta Sigma Nu. B.S. Russell Allen Otto, Ind. Social Science. S.C.A. B.S. in Edward Schnieder Corydon, Indiana Phy. Ed., Math. Chi Sigma. B.S. Harry Rooksby Laconia, Indiana Social Sc., Phy. Ed. - BS. Gregg Tatman Danville, Indiana Business, Social Science. Zeta Sigma Nu. B.S. Richard Pullen Flora, Indiana Phy. Ed., Social Sc. Zeta Sigma Nu, Veteran's Club. B.S. Howard Key Marengo, Indiana Phy. Ed., Biological Sc., Social Sc. Chi Sigma, Student Council, Veteran's Club, Year Book Staff, Canterbury Key. B.S. Earl Davis, Jr. Jeffersonville, Indiana Phy. Ed., Social Sc. Baseball 3, 4. B.S. Ray Burch Linton, Indiana l Social Sc., Phy. Ed. Football I, 3. B.S. Cornelius Hagen , Milroy, Indiana Social Sc., English. Chi Sigma, Veteran's Club, English Club, S.C.A., Letferman's-Club, Who's Who, Track 2. Page 75 Wayne Zeigler Greensburg, Indiana Phys. Ed., Social Sc., English. Zeta Sigma Nu, Letterman's Club, English Club, Football I, 2, Baseball 2. B.S. Aubrey Robinson Mt. Vernon, Indiana Math., Physics, Social Sc. Zeta Sigma Nu, Student-Faculty. B.S. Marion White 'Cambridge City, Indiana Music, Social Science. Alpha Mu'Kappa, Chorus. B.S. James Grott Michigan City, Indiana Phys. Ed., Social Science. Letterman's Club, Zeta' Sigma Nu, Football I, Baseball I. B.S. Page 76 2: Homer Hargrave, Jr. Chicago, Illinois English, Business. Zeta Sigma Nu, Letterman's Club, Canterbury Key, Football I, 3. A.B. Robert Pickett Warren, Pa. Social Science. A.B. Richard Spall Indianapolis, Indiana Phys. Ed., Social Sc. Sigma Nu, Letterman's Club Football I, Track I. B.S. James Hook Elwood, Indiana Phys. Ed., History. Zeta Sigma Nu, Letterman's Club, Football I, 2. B.S., Elisabeth Manaugh Hanover, Indiana Elementary. B.S. Herman Brames St. Anthony, Indiana Commerce, Phys. Ed. B.S. George Thompson lizton, Indiana Phys. Ed., Social Sc. Zeta Sigma Nu, Letterma Club, Canterbury Key, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. B.S. Cecil Grandstatt logansport, Indiana Eng., Social Science. B.S. -M-,.,,.,.,...,..,..... , ., 1.,.,,,., ,Ky -.w....,m.1.,wr Lottie Pearson Grammar, Indiana Elementary. B.S. Glen Mclntosh New Salisbury, Indiana Social Science, Commerce. B.S. James Springer New Winchester, Indiana Phys. Ed., Social Sc. Zeta Sigma Nu, Letterman's Club, Basketball I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, Track I, 2. B.S. Leon Johnson New Castle, Indiana Elementary. B.S. I' Page 77 lla Mae' Slinker Greensburg, Indiana Elementary. S.C.A. B.S. Betty Winings Danville, Indiana Phys. Ed., Social Sc., English. Alpha Theta Epsilon, VV.A.A., Year Book Stott, Canterbury Key. ' B.S. Patricia Terrell Stilesville, Indiana English, Phys. Ed., Social Sc. Alpha Theta Epsilon, W.A.A., English Club, Chorus. B.S. Frances Zupancic Morgantown, Indiana Social Sc., Biological Sc. S.C.A. A.B. Page 78 Thelma Hoppes Williamsport, Indiana Art, Social Science. Alpha Theta Epsilon, Art Clulo, Vxf.A.A. B.S. Geo-rgia Andis Shoals, Indiana Commerce, Social Sc., English Kappa Pi Beta, S.C.A., VV.A.A. B.S. I Kathryn Gerth Avon, Indiana Music, Business, Latin. Psi Chi Omega, Belles, Chorus. A.B. Mary Davidson Clark's Hill, Indiana Business, Math. Psi Chi. B.S. Ava Cunningham Luelle McShane Avg Mqngug Indianapolis, Indiana Greenfield, indiana Indianapolis, Indiana Elemenlcfy- ElemenTary. Social Sc., Comnmerce, LaTin. A TOAST T0 CANTERBURY Clvlusic composed by Marjorie Dean GasTon, 1927. Words wriTTen loy M. GasTon and Louise STarlcey Wilson, l939.D To CanTerbury now we sing, Forever We will be Your loyal sons and claughTers True, UniTecl e'er Tor Thee. And Through The years we'll honor Thee And praise Thee To The sky. To CanTerloury now vvesing And raise our voices high. Page 79 I I i I i I I I I I I T I I T I I is T I L. I i i T T I T i I I T I I I I i T I H I 5 ,I y I K I I I I I I I i ii I I I I , JUN OR CLASS T948 Page 80 Though The Junior closs did noT Woiye poin- ners or sponsor mony sociol Tunc:Tions They did occomplish o Tevv Things. This is The hrsT Junior closs To sponsor on Prom in honor CT The Seniors. They hope This becomes TroidiTionoI every spring. Money Wois eorned in numerous vvoys. Dues were coIIecTed Tor The TirsT Time in This cIoss's hisTory. The selling oT T-shirTs, decols, IeTTer- JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SeciTed: Ccimpbeli, Secreioiryp Denson, President D. Collings, Vice-Presidenf. STc1nding: Corey, Treasurer. - SeaTed: D. Co lings, Campbell, Gross, Alward, 'Wolf- - Standing CSecond Rowj: Winklepleck, Cappef, enbqrger, Auge, ' Swackhame-r, Deerr, O'Haver, Carey. A Siqnding fFir51' Rowyg Hqwley, Pqfchinl Guernsey, Sl'C1l1CllI'1Q ROW5: l lCIll, Owens, SlGUgl'llel'- King, Cook, WhiTe, Saunders, SwarThouT, R. MoTe, A lOClCkf R- Miller, DeCkC1l'0l- . K Bischoff, J. Jo-nes, M. Thompson, T. Edwards. ' sTicl4ers, and pennanTs was The greaTesT conTribuTing Tac:Tor To The Treas- ury. The class also underTook various oTher means and proiecTs in quesT of more money. The money was, of course, puT To very good use in our Prom, which raTed among The loiggesT eyenTs of The year. Many ouTsTanding people on campus are in This class, acTive in sporTs, sororiTies, TraTerniTies, scholarhip and school governmenT. The Class of '49 was Today's insigniTicanT Juniors-Tomorrow's lVlighTy T Seniors. Page 81 l soPHoMoRE CLASS 1948 The Sophomore closs of l947, which is The TirsT closs ol ConTerbury College, ond olso The lorgesT orgohizoTion on compus, sTorTed The yeor wiTh Their HrsT closs meeTihg on OcTober 7. AT This Page 82 meeTing The Tfollowihg oiciicers were elecTecl: S PresiolehT-Roy l-lorper Vice-PresiolenT-Poul Funkhouser SecreTo ry-Peg Moi rTih ' Treosurer-l-lermom Cole ReporTer-Jock Lynch FoculTy Advisor-Mr. Evons SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS STc1ncling: Roy Hcxrper, President. V Sec1Tecl Cleft To rightjz Funkhouser, Vice-President M. Mc1rTin, Secrewryp Cole, Treasure-r. l.i 'fi 0 3 il 3 j : 6 Q 59? P First Row: F. Sheely, Eddy, Stewart, West Cameron, Har- Second Row: Mount, Ble-vens, Rhea, Kloster, Marlett, Hart- per Coleman, Tomes, M. Collings, Rischli, Martin, Barker, -saw, Reed, Boring, Baird, Terrell, Harris, Mcllwain, Vandevert, Hubbell, Joihnsoin, Bonsett, Jurisch, Tool, Greenlee, Bray, G. Edmondson, N. Jamieson, Casady, AHSOD. Tincher, P, Cox, Walton, Snow, Goodwin, West, Pogue, Student Faculty Representative-Edward Barnes Student Council-Sally Jo Hubbell, J. T. Blevins. A.W.S. Representatives-Willa Dean Harris and Shirley Jo Terrell Although we have lost several members ot the class since last year, we have quite a number of new members added to our class. The second class meeting was called by the president as a special meet- ing. At this time a float tor the Homecoming parade was discussed. This was voted against, however, since there were so tevv unorganized students in the class. Also there was no representative tor Homecoming Queen chosen from the class since neither ot the tour unorganized girls wished to be voted upon. Our last meeting was called after Convocation, February 4, 1948, tor the purpose ot making plans tor the Valentine Dance. The Sophomore class, last year, started the tradition ot each year having the Sophomore class sponsor this particular dnce. Although we have not been such an active class this year, we have been a mighty class, Page 83 THE FRESHMAN CLASS The Class of l95l is The largesT class To come To CanTerbury College. lTs members have come Trom many sTaTes, and have shown a greaT TaiTh in This new College. Members of The class have as- sumed man res onsibiliTies in behalf of The Colle e ro ram, in aThleTics, in social acTiviTies, and Y P Q P Q in iTs religious devoTions. lT is a class of i i . . . A greaT promise, and gives evidence of con- Tinued loyalTy To The ideals Tor which The college sTands. I SeaTed: R. ForresT, Vice--Presidenh K. Howell, SecreTaryp R. Warman, PresidenT. Standing: J. Bryant, Treasurer.- lvlembers of The Freshman class are as Tol- Allee, R. Allen, Ambrose, ArmsTrong, Bab- low: Adams, Adamson, Algers, Alexander, cock, Balas, Baldwin, Bass, Beem, Berg, Page 84 1 U jwjgs df law if 'TQ-'5 Z 4 BischoFl, Boden, Bollinger, Booth, Boyer, Boyle, Brcinnon, J. Brycint M. Brycintf Burgreen, Buse, Colobro, Ccinodci, Contrell, Cobb, Cors, T. Cox, Crcitt, Crider, Crouch, Crum, Dciy, Decker, Denzine, F. Dicker- son, Dowen, Dupre, P. Edwcirds, Evcins, Fine, Fischer, Fletcher, Ford Forrest, Freemon, Fyre, Fry, Gibbs, Gipson, Gloss, Greenwoy, Gros- didier, l-lcidley, l-lole, l-lcirnblen, Hcimpton, W. Horber, Howell, l-luber Huddleston, Hultrncxn, lsenberg, Jcicobi, L. Jomieson, Johns, Johnson D. sones, R. Jones, Joseph, Kellems, Kern, Koch, Kromer, Lcichicotte -1i.....-- Lcine, Long, Motthews, McRoberts, McVey, Melby, Milhon, H. Miller J. Miller, J. Miller, R. Miller, R. Miller, S. Mitchell, M. Mitchell, R. Mitch- ell, Money, Morris, S. Mowrer, J. Mowrer, Nelson, Neutter, Ney, Oli- phont, Porker, Porsons, Pcixson, Peorcy, Ptcnot, Poe, Romsey, Reid Richordson, Riddle, Riseberg, Robinson, Rodocker, Rosemory, Rush Schleilter, Schultz, B., Scott, B. Scott, Sergenicin, Sheely, Shuck, Siler, Skirvin, Srnole, R. Smith, R. Smith, Snyder, Sorgius, Springer, Stoner, Street, Sugeno, Sydow, Sykes, Sylvester, Syrek, W. Toylor, Trovis, Wol Ton, Wormon, Webb, Weeks, R. White, R. Willicims, Wood, Wright, Young. l i i i E i l c1ge 85 Pcige 86 Q L!4lfLf0g,l 6Ll0 ri 9 19 lil? 68 V159 Gif? .11- fiib Qi? mwawcadu Jmyhmgbm We come Tlnallyr To The secTion of The Tales in which our adverTisers may have Their say. We wish To express here our appreciaTion of Their consTanT good-will and supporT which have lenT sTrengTh noT only To This yearbook, buT To The whole college as well. AdverTisers LisTed By Page Page The SporTsman's STore ............. 87 Indianapolis Engraving Co ........... 87 TriniTy Episcopal Church ............... 88 St, Andrew's Episcopal Church ......... 88 ST. STephen's Episcopal Mission ....... 88 The House of Hadley .................. 89 The EasT Side CaTeTeria .......... 90 E, J. RoberTs Garage .......... 91 Danville Drug STore ............ 92 D..F. RoberTs 84 Co., Inc. ....... 92 MaplehursT Jersey Farms ............ 92 Em-Roe Sporiing Goods Co ....... 92 Indianapolis STore Fixiure Co ........ 93 WalTer AuTo Service ................,,,,....,,, 93 Baker 84 Son .......................,....,.......,,....,,, 93 Q Page Edwards Food Market ........ ...... 9 6 Alexander Garage ......... ...... 9 6 The Republican ........ ...... 9 6 B and H Grill ............ ...... 9 6 Oval and KosTer ............. 97 STeve's MarkeT .................... 97 Morris Floral Company .......... 97 The Ideal Shop .................. 97 J. W. Gibbs, M.D ..........L. 97 The Keeney Book STore ...... 97 Ridgway's MarkeT ........ The CoiTee Cup ............ Lilly-Coal 84 Feed ........ Town Cafe ........,....... Hoosier HoTel ......... 97 97 97 97 97 lndiana Gas DisTribuTion CorporaTion ....,,, 93 Bill Paddaclds .,,,,,, .,,,. , 97 WOrrel'S Regal Siore .............................. 94 Shell Petroleum .,..,,.. 98 Home Lumber Company ..............,,...., 94 H, C, Sears ,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,, 98 Old l'liCkOl'y Paddle Co ........ 94 ErnesT O. Ridgeway ......... ..... - 98 Bill Needler ........................ 94 J. C. Logan ....................... ..... . 98 Bill Falls ........................... 95 Thompson Drug STore ............... ..... . 98 FirsT-NaTional Bank ............ 95 FeThergiII PhoTo Shop .................. ..... - 98 Mac's lmplemenT STore ........, 95 Hill Implemeni 8 Truck Sales .......... ..... - 98 O K's ResTauranT ...........,,,,, 95 Waddell Buick ,............................. ..... - 98 Davisson D-X Service ,,,,,,,, 95 Blue Ribbon Dairy Bar ............. ..... . 98 The Danville Gazeife ,,,,,,,, 95 Parson's Shell Service ........ ..... . 98 Fame Laundries, Inc ......,. 95 Danville Loan Company ........ ..... - 98 Buckhorn Barg ................................................... 95 Dinsmores ............................ ..... - 98 Kirk's Garage ............ g ..........,....,..,..................... 96 He-rringTOn'S ........................ ..... - 98 Hendricks CounTy Farm Bureau Co-Op, lnc ............. 96 BranSOnS ServiCe STGTFOH .......- ...... 9 8 Canierbury College Book STore ......................... 96 Taylor gl TaylOr .....-......... -..-. - 98 Danville STaTe Bank ,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,, 96 Leslie Zimmerman ...................................... ..... . 98 THE SPORTSMllN'S STORE WHERE SPORTSMEN SERVE SPOBTSMENH COMPLETE LINE L OE SPORTING GOODS EQUIPMENT 126 N. Penn. si. Ma. 4413 I Qi Q svfmiizfuPinnuiriniriumnivinu -. siiivici fun Mansour sims ' x s N.---,--.-- Page 87 I Bert Wirkef of ' THI ITY EPISIIIIPAL EH HIIH FORT WAYNE, INDIANA ' Rector, The Reverend George B. Wood, B.D. West Berry ot I:'uItor1 Street st. AN1mEw'sEPlscoPAL MlssloN FRANKLIN AND ERIE STREETS I VALPARAISO, IND-IANA it ftqbherz I Episcopal Ali.f.fl.07fIJ 519 FOURTH STREET I-ICDBART, INDIANA Pg89 Again We Pledge Cur Loyalty to Canterbury College and the Graduates of Nineteen l-lundred-Forty-Eight. Because: We appreciate the favors shown our business by the students and Faculty of Canterbury College. Because: B We appreciate the contributions in cultural and financial gain to our community. Because: We appreciate the benefits enjoyed by the town directly or in- directly. Because of all of this: We pledge our time , our efforts, and our money to any worth- while campus activity. We Also Congratulate. and compliment the few students who by their vision and selfless endeavor made this yearbook a reality. The House of Hadley mend zuar Floyd C. Hadle Dan F. Martin Claude Shane F rank Brewer Hadley . Danville, Indiana W Northside of III Page 89 CGNCRATULATIGNS TO THE GRADUATES U Class of 48 trom X THE EAST SIDE CAFETERIA f Where The Alumni Meet - The Students Meet A and Friends Meet 'r'The Best in Feed and I-iespitc:tiity MARTIN AND MARTIN, Proprietors Pg90 incerefif Kongrafufafion TO THE GRADUATION CLASS OF 1948 and to . CANTERBURY COLLEGE THE DANVILLE CMVIMERCIAL CLUB fGraduation From Canterbury College is of Great Importance lt is the closing period of time and successful ending of many long years of hard work, commanding praise from your friends and a feeling of personal satisfaction for having attained your goal. This qualifies you to establish yourself in society, and your degree of success depends entirely on what you contribute. The rewards you have just received have been bestowed upon you as a token signifying that others who have been rewarded similar recogni- tion before you and have accepted their place in society, recognize that you have all worked faithfully together with willing hands and hearts and by so doing, assured the future guidance of the good old American way of life. You will find a welcome here always when you return to Danville. A E. J. ROBERTS GARAGE Phone 499 Danville. Indiana Sales and Service for DODGE - PLYMOUTH CARS - DODGE TRUCKS A ' Page 91 YQU WILL FIND YGUFL Cokes Fountain Fens Sodas Pencils Sundaes Stationery Magazines Druas Sundries DANVILLE DRUG STQRE The Downtown Fart oi the Campus Meet lim and Eleanor Alley ,.,!.o,o,o'o o'o'.0.o,o.o,4..,4.4, .454 o o o o X . g , , ' ' ' ' ' QQ. ,.,. ' '25, Q' 'fo ,006 EXTRA RICH MILK 0 0 'Z' o Pllkf Jfkffi' ' RICHEST MILK IN INDIANAPOLIS 42? more butferfcat more food value A premium mnlk ' of superior quality It s richer fasher cz real bargom m food 7 5 2 - ' ' 21: E. . I I ' I I I 6 ' , ' ' . ES .::-sr M ggwfid . -.'., W 6 wwf if-I W.. st 5' ' ll I 55 . ll.nlfn1l ' pf . MA xi Phone: BELMONT I425 For Fine Furniture for the Home and Electrical Appliances and Fixtures I see D F. Roberts G. Co., inc. an souihlefrgrson p Dqnviiie, Indiana Phone 88 I lndiana's Leading Sporting Goods Store fm -Hop, jpmhinq, Enndzi, fn. 209-11 W. Washington Street Indianapolis 4. Indiana Lincoln 3446 Page 92 We Buy, Sell, Trade, and Rent INDIANAPOLIS STORE FIXTURE COMPANY ' STORE FIXTURES :: OFFICE EQUIPMENT RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT Indianapolis. Indiana 327-329 W. Washington Street. Phone I.in. 2344 COMPLIMENTS OF BI-IHEH AND S lll HARDWARE AND UNDERTAKING Danville, Indiana ' Chas. E. Baker E. Rawleigh Baker COMPLIMENTS OF Yvalter Auto Service G.M.C. TRUCKS OLDSMOBILE-PACKARD SALES-PARTS-SERVICE ' Ralph Vxfalier Carol Walter COMPLIMENTS OF Indiana Gas D stribution Corpoi tion DANVILLE, INDIANA Page 93 LUMBER, COAL A BUILDING MATERIALS COMPLIMENTS OF Worrel's Regal Siore a Groceries, Meats and Frozen Foods LVLL I Phone 91-1 Danville. Indiana FORD FORD CQIVIPLIIIVIENT I S BILL NEEDLER I QF SALES SERVICE Uld, Paddle, DANVILLE MereES 6 Phone 23 Danville. Indiana Page 94 I ID CE COMPLIMENTS CDF BILL FALLS DANVILLE, INDIANA COIVIPLIMENTS OF lVlac's Implement Store DANVILLE, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF Davisson D-X Service lOU's ot Gasoline But Only One D-X Lubricating Motor Fuel 53 East Main Phone 159 DANVILLE, INDIANA For Quality Laundry, Dry Cleaning FAME LAUNDRIES. INC. Call Roy McClellan ' SERVICEMAN Lmcoln 5575 Indianapolis. 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DANVILLE, INDIANA The Keeney Book Store DAN VILLE, INDIANA RIDGWAY'S' MARKET Foods DANVILLE, INDIANA I THE COFFEE CUP' ' DANVILLE, INDIANA Lilly-Coal and Feed and Glidden Feed TOWN CAFE p GOOD FOOD Paul and Frenchie PLAIN FIELD, INDIANA H005-IER I-IGTEL DANVILLE, INDIANA COIVIPLIIVIEN TS OF , BILL PADDOCECS Standard Super Service Phone 45 Danville, Indiana COIVIPLIMENTS OF ' Shell Petroleum Products Earl Almond, Distributor DANVILLE, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OIF H. C. SEARS DANVIILE, INDIANA Ernest O. Ridgeway IEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST DANVILLE, INDIANA l45 East Main Street Phone 255 I. C. LOGAN , DEALER IN MOBIL GAS AND OIL Danville, Indiana Thompson Drug Company THE REXALL STORE Danville, Indiana Fetherngill Photo Shop l5I East Main Street DANVILLE, INDIANA Phone 203 Hill Implement and Truck Sales DANVILLE, INDIANA Trucks, Tractors, Heavy Hardware Sales and Service DWADDELL BUICK , 223 South Ietierson Street lim Waddell Danville, Indiana Blue Ribbon Dairy Bar y 3330 West Washington Street INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA PARSON'S SHELL SERVICE Shell Petroleum Products Tires and Tubes Phone 137 . Danville, Indiana DANVILLEZ LOAN COMPANY A Hendricks Building Personal Property Loans Phone 517-L Danville, Indiana coIvIPLIIvII2NI's or DINSMORES I HERRIN C1TON'S Recreation Room DAN VILLE, INDIANA Bransons Service Station D-X GASOLINE AND OIL West Edge oi Danville on Road 36 COMPLIMENTS OIF TAYLOR AND TAYLOR DANVILLE, INDIANA I FARM LOANS and INSURANCE OF ALL. KINDSI 72 -South Iefferson Ground Floor Leslie Zimmerman - - 4 I 5 r EE :r Qv . lf . I ,. is i2 'T ii :W xy. I2 ' f . 5 x , ? 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