Christian College - Ivy Chain Yearbook (Columbia, MO)
- Class of 1945
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V ,fm I 4 6 K f 2 V ,. 9, , M- , , x f.. hewbf Wx f 1 1 5 7 Q X0 l f' is E 1 X 3 Q N 2 V3 2 Wff K n J-J A A W ,1- DB. JAMES CONELESE MILLER To the students of Christian College: Bells, Bells, Bells! Ring out the old. Bing in the new. If the bells of 1945 should toll the knell of war and harbinger the advent of peace, an endur- ing peace, mankind would be liberated from a grim specter which has stalked his path all across the ages. To help in such a liberation is a goal Worthy of every man, Woman and child in our land. It is a worthy goal for you. Page 14 Page 15 LAUNER HABEIN FRANKLIN B. LAUNEB Conservatory of Music MRS. STELLA MEYER Dean of the Faculty MRS. J. C. 'MILLER First Lady of Christian Q FAU LTY MEYER NIARGABET HAREIN Dean of Women R. A. MILLER Financial Secretary DR. ROBERT C. ABRAM Sociology, Psychology, Religion MILLER MILLER 1 ABRAM Mus. ANN ALEXANDER Commerce Department ELLEN JANE ANDERSON Dance Department MBS. ROY ASHLOCK Manager of Tearoom Page 16 1 1 I Page I7 MRS. MARK EASTIN Hostess of Missouri Hall LESTER O. EIME Q Chemistry Department Literature of Music, Organ Secretary of Business Ojyice MRS. REBECCA CRIGHTONC Secretary of Conservatory mn mv MRS. OLGA BAK MRS. WILLIAM C. BEDFORD French Department Registrar WILLIAM C. BEDFORD MIABEL A. BUCKNER English BETH CAMPBELL EMMA CRAWFORD Admissions Office ELLEN DAHL Textiles, Clothing MRS. CAROLINE DREW MRS. VIRGINIA DUNCAN Horsemanship Drama Department MRS. W. I. MCHARG English Department MARGARET MOMILLAN History Department FAU MRS. MARY LOU FOUNTAIN Hostess Qf Campus Cottage RUTH GRAHAM Foods and Nutrition MRS. MARY P. KEELEY English and Journalism DR. J. HAROLD LONG Biological Science MRS. H. R. MCARTHUR Commerce Department LTY . ZELMA GOOCH Athletic Denartment MRS. MARION HERTIG Alumnae Secretary MRS. RUTH LAUNER Art Department DOROTHY LOUISE LUBER Social Science MRS. MAUD MCCONNELL Hostess of Saint Clair Hall Page I8 Page I9 MRS. ZOU MAGRUDEB Hostess of Senior Annex MRS. SARAH MAUGI1S Secretary to Dean of Women FAU LTY ONETA MAXWELL Spanish Departmeni VIRGINIA ELIZABETH MORRIS Speech Department . 9' Page 20 so I MARY LOUISE PRICE Librarian MRS. MARCELYN HOUSE Physical Education Dept. ELEANOR SHOCKEY Voice Department DR. ESTHEB STEABN Chemistry, Hygiene MRS. MARGARET TELLO Piano, Musical Theory Page 21 MADELINE ROBERTS Admissions Secretary MRS. MARY SALISBUBY Resident Nurse JULIA SPALDING Mathematics, Logic C. M. STOOKEY Orchestra MRS. JANET TOOMEY Hostess of Hughes Hall FM LTY LOUISE NEUSBAUM Art Department MRS. HAZEL PERRYMAN German Department Mns. H. MCCLUBE YOUNG Orientation, Marriage and Family GENEVA YOUNGS Voice Department FACULTY MRS. MARGARET BUEHLEH WHITE Piano, Harp, Director of Junior Conservatory LOUISE YEAGER Dietitian Senior Annex Page 22 Pg23 TRIBUTE WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO PAY TRIB- UTE TO GEORGE ADE, GODFATHER OF THE CC YEARBOOK, WHOSE DEATH COINCIDED WITH THE PUBLICATION OF LAST YEAR'S ANNUAL. IN 1910, MR. ADE, FAMED INDIANA HUMORIST, WAS ASKED TO SPONSOR AND NAME THE BOOK. HE CHOSE FROM THE TITLE OF ONE OF HIS PLAYS, THE COLLEGE WIDOW, AND HENCE- FORTH, SUCH HAS BEEN ITS NAME. ' LOU NIGHTWINE, MAHCHETA IVENS, Editors MARION W. HERTIG, Sponsor ff 5 f' 2 WM f K ima Q ' Qgfqivl B163 Q99 'E' Qi. ff: 2 'f WED H X 1 Q 1' N . 3 AA: gg' Aa,Q.3.ik Q -fbgw 4 ,,j'f' I.. -y,-, , . fx Y - 1-waxy ',fry,,, t- , .f -K. xr ,1f1,fg1.,.,fv Ri2.2?,1: , .N ,, wr- . . Q' wx. , ,1 1- 45 f., , ,. , ,Y V. ,j 5 .5 1 M X C u wg 1 f w,Q,15,L353g'g3M-gjwlf 'z JHX 4 ffx Qu 7 S if X S .. ok qw -2 4 J l llll SENIOR OFFICERS CATHERINE HOWLAND President MARY FRANCES HUNTER l Vice-president HELEN TILLEY Secretary We, the class of 1945, pledge allegiance to Christian College, our Alma Mater. We promise to guide our lives by her high ideals and to contribute, in every way possible to her future success and prosperity. Page 27 The Senior Class BILLYE ABBOTT Durant, Oklahoma Mike Editor, Student Council. An- nual Staff, Phi Theta, WAA,COllege League, Spanish Club, President Oklahoma Club, Twelfth Night. A nose for news, and a pen for creativenessf' CAHOLYN AGEE Memphis, Tennessee Twelfth Night, Tennessee Club, Home Economics Club. Ah, Memphis, how we love thee. MARY FRANCES ALLTON Columbia, Missouri Twelfth Ni ht Home Ee. Club S , , Missouri Club. Phi Delta Delta, Civil Air Patrol Flight. All my dreams are flying thru clouds. VIRGINIA ARMSTRONG g Sedal ia, Missouri College League, Riding Club, Twelfth Night, Missouri Club. I fi wit comparable only to Bench- ey. ' SUE ARNOLD Pikeville, Kentucky Beta Beta Tau, Alpha Pi Epsilon, Kentucky Club, Twelfth Night. .'2Truly an ejicient and charming gzr . ' I ANNA DEAN BALLEW Columbia, Missouri Phi Theta Kappa, Vice-president Delta Psi Omega, Missouri Club, Twelfth Night, Lineage Club, Dance Club. One who might be termed a star of the campus. BILLIE KAY BARTON McAlester, Oklahoma Oklahoma Club, Twelfth Night, College League, Annual Staff. A camera, film, and snapshots can be real companions. Lois ADAMS Jenkins, Kentucky Kentucky Club, Twelfth Night, President St. Cecilia, Vice-president Tri Beta, College League, French Club, Double Sextette, Vesper Choir, Vesper and Assembly Comm., Accompanist for Choral Club. Her nimble fingers will bring her fame to Iturbi's equal. VIVIAN ALEXANDER Bradford, Tennessee Lineage Club, Twelfth Night, Home Ec. Club, President Tennessee Club, Senior Social Comm. We're allfor one, and onefor all. FRANCES ANDERSON Des Moines, Iowa President Beta Beta Tau, Iowa Club, Secretary PreSident'S Club. An unusual combination-red hair and sweet temper. JOY ARN Portland, Indiana Indiana Club, Twelfth Night, Span- ish Club. ufgfhat vivacious spirit admired by a . BETH BAILEY Terre Haute, Indiana Twelfth Night, Indiana Club. 'fAs smart and tailored as her lovely clothes. BETTY BANNON Kokomo, Indiana I Twelfth Night, Indiana Club, Col- lege League, Spanish Club. A Hoosier winning by quiet sin- cerityf' BETTY JEAN BATES Muskogee, Oklahoma Twelfth Night, Oklahoma Club, College League, Lineage Club. Easy to know and always a friend. Page 28 WILMA BICKNELL Kansas City, Missouri Missouri Club, Lineage Club, Twelfth Night. That certain smile that gleams in your eyes. SHIRLEY JEAN BLATTNEB Mexico, Missouri Twelfth Night, Riding Club, Line- age Club, Missouri Club. An attractive brunette with an at- tractive manner. TANCE BOYER Martinsville, Indiana President Indiana Club, Twelfth Night, College League. Pep that is hard to surpass. MARY BRASWELL Bardstown, Kentucky Kentucky Club, Twelfth Night, Home Ee. Club, Vesper Choir. A person who is always depend- able. BILLIE BROWNINC. Hopkinsville, Kentucky Twelfth Night, Kentucky Club, Delta Eta Chi, Spanish Club. Books are the key to knowledge. LE NELLE BUCKLEY Hopkinsville, Kentucky Delta Psi Omega, Kentucky Club, French Club, Twelfth Night, Scar- let Masque. A real stage trooper. JUNE BYEBS Newcastle, Indiana Indiana Club, Twelfth Night, Toy Shop. ' Petite but mighty. .Page 29 HELEN BLACK . Mexico, Missouri War Board, Vesper Comm., Beta Beta Tau, College League, Twelfth Night, Missouri Club, Lineage Club, Senior Cheerleader. Sweetness and cheerfulness are hers f 0rever.' ' MARILY BowMAN Memphis, Tennessee President Home Ec. Club, Spanish Club, Riding Club, Twelfth Night, Dance Club, Tennessee Club. One in a million. JAMIE BRANCH V Memphis, Tennessee Home Ec. Club, Twelfth Night, Tennessee Club, French Club, Prid- ing Club, Delta Eta Chi, College League. Fascinating, interesting, and fun. MARGARET BROWN Ardmore, Oklahoma President Student Council, Campus Corp, Lineage Club, Oklahoma Club, Twelfth Night. A Seldom equalled, never excelled. KATHRYN BRUMMALL Salisbury, Missouri Beta Beta Tau, Twelfth Night, Missouri Club, Lineage Club, Com- mercial Club, Orchestra, Choral. The perfect secretary. PATRICIA BURNETT Indianapolis, Indiana Mike Editor, Phi Theta Kappa, President College League, Annual Staff, Indiana Club, Twelfth Night, Riding Club, WAA, College Board of Mademoiselle. The printers ink in her veins goes to make a real Journalist. JEAN CANNON Newcastle, Indiana Twelfth Night, Indiana Club, Hockey Team, Volleyball Team, WAA. Time is never dull. MARGUERITE CARR Macon, Missouri Treasurer Phi Theta Kappa, Presi- dent Beta Beta Beta. Secretary Choral Club, Vice-president French Club, Lineage Club, Home Econom- ics Club, College League. Annual Staff, Orchestra, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. Full of sweetest melodyf' PATTI CARTWRIGHT Indianapolis, Indiana Phi Delta Delta, Dance Club, Indi- ana Club, Twelfth Night, College League. The brush performs wonders. LYNDA CATHEY Ardmore, Oklahoma Alpha Pi Epsilon, Beta Beta Tau, gklaahoma Club, Twelfth Night u . An unforgettable sweetness. JILL CHAPMAN Athens, Tennessee Dance Club, Twelfth Night Club, WA.A, Tennessee Club, Home Ec. Club, College League, French Club. Stillfaithful to the end. DORIS CLARKSON Brookfield, Missouri Twelfth Night, Missouri Club. Bid- ing Club, Orchestra, WAA, College League, Dance Club. Home Ec. Club, Toy Shop, Lineage Club. A real gal with a true heart. BOBBIE COOK Hardtner, Kansas Twelfth Night Club, Kansas Club. Her amiableness predominatesf' BETTY CROWE Dixon, Kentucky Twelfth Night Club, Treasurer WAA, Kentucky Club, Home Ec. Slab, All-Star Hockey and Volley- a . l , 9 Her sports equal business and pleasure. CLIFTON CARROLL Mexico, Missouri , Student Council, Secretary College League, Riding Club, French Club, Missouri Club, Home Ec. Club, Twelfth Night Club. Q Serious at times, but sincere and lovable. JANICE CARY Milwaukee, Wisconsin Twelfth Night, Delta Eta Chi, French Club, Home Ec. Club, Col- lege League, Cosmopolitan Club. Sweeter than the sweetest. CORINNE CHANDLER Hannibal, Missouri WAA, Home Ee. Club, Lineage Club, Missouri Club, Twelfth Night Club. Just give me the wide open waters. JEAN CHARLTON Lexington, Missouri Twelfth Night Club, College League, Missouri Club, Phi Delta, Delta. Choral, Home Ec. Club. t K ind in all her ways. MARY CLELAND Fort Wayne, Indiana Spanish Club, WAA, Twelfth Night Club, College League, Indiana Club, Mike Staff, Secretary Student Coun- cil. K One loved by all. JAYNE Cox W'inchester, Indiana Vesper Choir, Lineage Club, College League, Annual Staff, Spanish Club, Home Ee. Club, Choral Club, Twelfth Night Club, St. Cecilia Club, Indiana Club. High aims with not a care in the world. NoRMA J EANNE DANKS Crystal City, Missouri Twelfth Night. Missouri Club, Delta Psi Omega, Double Sextette, Cho- ral Club, Vesper Choir, St. Cecilia, Vesper and Assembly Committee. Lineage Club. Raise your voices on high. Page 30 CHERIE LoU DAVIS Kansas City, Missouri Twelfth Night Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Missouri Club, College League, President Lineage Club. Successful in everything. VIRGINIA DODSON Muskogee, Oklahoma Oklahoma Club, Twelfth Night Club, College League, Phi Theta Kappa. I go where honor goes. BETTY DUNCAN LaGrange, Kentucky Twelfth Night Club, College League, Kentucky Club, WAA, Home Ec. Club, Toy Shop, First Hockey Team. A deep thinker with a light heart. MAXINE B. F ALOR Rich Hill, Missouri Beta Beta Tau, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. How her fingers fly. EVA SUE FIDLER Salisbury, Missouri Twelfth Night Club, President Dou- ble Sextette, Missouri Club, College League, President Orchestra, Ves- per Choir, Choral Club, St. Cecilia Club, First Volleyball Team. Sing to me in song. MARY LUCILLE GABTON Chanute, Kansas Historian Delta Eta Chi, Publicity Chairman War Board, WAA, Col- lege League, Lineage Club, Toy Shop, Dance Club, Annual Staff, Kansas Club, Twelfth Night Club. Medios play a big part in this world. ANNA LEE GLENN Houston, Texas Riding Club, Lineage Club, College League, Home Ec. Club, Spanish Club, Texas Club, Twelfth Night Club, War Board. My kingdom for a horse. Page 31 L MARY LoUIsE DAWSON Kansas City, Missouri Secretary Delta Psi Omega, Dance Club, Scarlet Masque, Twelfth Night, Missouri Club, Riding Club. I want to be happy. BARBARA DowNs Shelbyville, Illinois Illinois Club, Twelfth Night Club, Riding Club, Senior Social Com- mittee. SofulI of love of life. PATRICIA ANN EVANS Lima, Ohio Delta Eta Chi, Student Council, WAA, Home Ec. Club, Ohio Club, Choral Club, Orchestra. To be good natured is the motto. ANNETTE FAULCONER Winchester, Kentucky Twelfth Night Club, Home Ec. Club, Spanish Club, WAA, College League, Kentucky Club. Leading ever onward. GRACE FISHER Longview, Texas Twelfth Night Club, President Texas Club, Choral Club, College League, French Club, St. Cecilia Club. Each sound is made a harmony. MARY ANN GLAUB Plymouth, Indiana Twelfth Night Club, Home Ec. Club, Indiana Club. Let me share the spirit of inde- pendencef' MARGARET GOSNEY Junction City, Kansas President Kansas Club, Delta Psi Omega, Annual Staff , Twelfth Night Club. Footlights produce the star. GLENNA GRAHAM Midland, Texas Twelfth Night, Texas Club, WAA, Pilots, Mike Staff, Orchestra, Col- lege League. The lone star will always shine. DANTZELLE GREGORY Jefferson City, Missouri Twelfth Night, Missouri Club, Treasurer Home Ec. Club, Phi Delta Delta, Choral. One who ,quickly makes a name for herself. NANCY HART Paris, Kentucky Kentucky Club, Twelfth Night, Home Ec. Club, French Club, Span- ish Club, Phi Theta Kappa. Many a lingo fool the mind. ARDYTH HELLNER Omaha, Nebraska President Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Delta Delta, Campus Corps, Ne- braska Club, WAA, Spanish Club, Home Ec. Club, College League, War Board. Knowledge is the thing. BARBARA ANN HEYL Junction City, Kansas Kansas Club, Twelfth Night. One with a sweet and winning personality. MARY ANN HILL Memplzis, Tennessee Campus Corps, Tennessee Club, Bid- ing Club, Secretary - treasurer Twelfth Night. A friendly half ofa perfect team. BETTY JEAN HOEGH Atlantic, Iowa WAA, Riding Club, College League, Phi Delta Delta, Phi Theta Kappa, French Club, Dance Club, Iowa Club, Twelfth Night. With beauty and talent to spare. J o ANNE GRAHAM I Trenton, Missouri Twelfth Night, Missouri Club, Col- lege League, WAA, Delta Psi Omega, Lineage Club, Hockey Team, Pilots. Just a penny to my name-it's yours. MARJORIE GRovEs Cape Girardeau, Missouri Twelfth Night, Missouri Club, gpagish Club, President French u . Poise, charm, and grace. ELAINE HEDRICK Midland, Texas Twelfth Night, Texas Club, Riding Club, Pilots. There is a new world in the sky. MARILYN HE SSE Caracas, Venezuela State Editor for College League, Phi Theta Kappa, President Spanish Club, President War Board, Rid- ing Club, Delta Eta Chi, Twelfth Night, Cosmopolitan Club. With test tubes and a microscope, I will serve mankind. HATTIE LEE HILL Memphis, Tennessee Tennessee Club, Riding Club, Twelfth Night. Sweetness is hers forever. JOYCE HoEEREcHT Lee's Summit, Missouri Home Ee. Club, College League, Missouri Club, Twelfth Night, Lin- eage Club, Vesper Choir. Sofair to be seen. MARGIE Hoon Bell Buckle, Tennessee President WAA, Student Council, Tennessee Club, Twelfth Night, All- Star Hockey, Volleyball Teams, President Council, Annual Staff. Champion of all sports. Page 32 FRANCES HOULTON Denver, Colorado Spanish Club, President Colorado glub, Twelfth Night Club, Riding lub. She has a vision for her future in the sky. CATHERINE HOWLAND Denver, Colorado COllegetLeague, Vesper Choir, Stu- dent Council, President Senior Class, Choral Club, WAA, Twelfth Night, Colorado Club, Annual Staff, Delta Eta Chi. To give all is nothing for her. ELIZABETH HUTCHERSON Clinton, Missouri Twelfth Night Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Vesper Choir, Missouri Club. Let this be the 'anthem of future years. MARCIIETA IVENS Muskogee, Oklahoma Twelfth Night, Oklahoma Club, College League, Associate Editor of Annual, Campus Corp, WAA. There is wit with every word. KREIG JENKINS Paducah, Kentucky Phi Theta Kappa, Delta Psi Omega, Twelfth Night, Tennessee Club, Vesper Board, Student Religious Council. The radio unites the world as one. RUTH ANN JOHNSON Martinsburg, Missouri Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club College League, Spanish Club, Stl Cecilia Club, Choral, Mike Staff. Reliability is recommending. BETTY JONES Brookhaven, Mississippi Student Council, Campus Corps, Riding Club, Choral Club, Twelfth lelfggt, Annual Staff, Cosmopolitan u . Someone the South is proud of. Page 33 JEAN HOURICAN Columbia, Missouri War Board, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club, Choral Club, Span- ish Club, Toy Shop. Laughing in the sunlight. MARY FRANCES HUNTER Cape Girardeau, Missouri Student Council, Vice-president Sen- ior Class, French Club, Spanish Club, Lineage Club, Missouri Club. Beauty and charm reign in her kingdom. ELIZABETH ITSCHNER Columbia, Missouri Senior Social Committee, Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. One of Missouri's fairest daugh- ters. SHIRLEY JACKSON Ponca City, Oklahoma Twelfth Night, Beta Beta Tau, Oklahoma Club. A lithe step and a lovely face. MARY FRANCES JOHNSON Cameron, Missouri Missouri Club, Twelfth Night Club, Home Ec. Club, Lineage Club, Spanish Club. I try to cheer my comrades. J OHNNIE JOHNSTON Oskaloosa, Iowa Riding Club, Dance Club, President of Iowa Club, Lineage Club, College League Club. I shall follow His footsteps and cure the weak. CAROL JONES Waco, Texas Delta Eta Chi, Riding Club, Dance Club, Spanish Club, College League, Texas Club, Student Council. She answers when duty calls. MARJOEIE JONES Columbia, Missouri Phi Theta Kappa, Twelfth Night, Missouri Club, Toy Shop,.Orchestra, Secretary-treasurer Spamsh Club. And crown thy good with brother- hood. THELMA KITCH Topeka, Kansas Twelfth Night Club, Beta Beta Tau, Missouri Club. A true friend indeed. WILMA LANIQIAM Columbia, Missouri Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. Striking beauty, lovely to behold. J OAN LEAVITT Council Bluffs, Iowa President Dance Club, Delta Psi Omega, Iowa Club, Variety Show, Toy Shop, Dance Recital, Dough- girls, President Council. Be gay and nimble, my feet. MARY J o LONG Mineola, Texas Texas Club, Twelfth Night Club, Lineage Club, Home Economics Club. It's a wonderful world. DOROTHEA LOUDEN Bluffton, Indiana Twelfth Night Club, Indiana Club. Quiet in word, but great in thought. INTARY CATHERINE LYDAY I ndiarfupolis, Indiana Indiana Club, Twelfth Night Club, Scarlet Masque, WAA, Riding Club. My delight are five graceful horses. - KATHLEEN KELLY Y Houston, Missouri Twelfth Night Club, Dance Club, Missouri Club, WAA, College League. A heart of gold. RUTH KOTSBEAN Webster Groves, Missouri Twelfth Night Club, College League, Missouri Club, WAA, Subtlety has made her popular. BETTY LASLEY Shelbina, Missouri . Twelfth Night Club, Home Ec. Club, Lineage Club, Missouri Club. Every memory I 'll keep. J ACQUELIN LINDLEY Alexander, Indiana . College League, Dance Club, Indi- ana Club, Twelfth Night Club, Beta Beta Tau. . Earnest in thought and deed. VAL LoUcKs East Chicago, Indiana Home Economics Club, Indiana Club, Twelfth Night Club. Candid and capable. DAVIS LOWREY Leitchfield, Kentucky President Kentucky Club, Twelfth Night Club, Home Ec. Club, Choral Club, WAA, War Board, The Pilots, Annual Staff. Physical activity leads to a strong body and healthy mind. - THEO LYONS Corbin, Kentucky Twelfth Night Club, Kentucky Club, College League, Secretary Dance Club, Spanish Club,iPi1ots, Mike Staff. Q The dance develops grace and charm. Page 34 ANN KMAPES Q Marion, Ohio President Ohio Club, WAA, Cam- pus Corps, Student Council, Twelfth Night Club. To old C. C. I pledge my all. HEBA MCCANN Columbia, Missouri Twelfth Night Club, Missouri Club. Friendship lights her eyes. CAROL MCCLAIN Shelbyville, Kentucky Beta Beta Tau, Twelfth Night Club, Kentucky Club. Navy forever. - ELEANOH MEINZER Kokomo, Indiana Secretary-treasurer Phi Delta Delta, WAA, French Club, Indiana Club, Twelfth Night Club. Her light heart and happy smile 'cheer' all she encounters? , RUTH MOLLAUN Bethesda, Maryland Phi Theta Kappa, WAA, COSYIIO- politan Club, Twelfth Night Club. Strong minds make great women. BOBETTE NAsH Kirkwood, ,M issouri President Delta Psi Omega, Vesper and Assembly Committee, Scarlet Masque, Twelfth Night Club, Mis- souri Club. Perfected speech is my way. ELEANOR NELSON McAlester, Oklahoma Oklahoma Club, Home Ec. Club, Twelfth Night Club, College League. Ease with dignity. Page 35 HARRIET MATTINGLY Odessa, Missouri Phi Theta Kappa, College League, Lineage Club, Spanish Club, Home Ec. Club, Senior Hockey Team, All- Star Hockey Team, Missouri Club, Twelfth Night Club, Orchestra, Dance Club. Her high achievements merit our attention. HELEN MCCAHI.EY Decatur, Alabama Phi Theta Kappa, Secretary Beta Beta Beta, Delta Psi Omega, Presi- dent Choral Club, Double Sextette, Senior Trio, Cosmopolitan Club, St. -Ckegilia Club,-Ihwelfth Night Club. I can't help singing. MITSI MCMEIN Hannibal, Missouri WAAS, Twelfth Night Club, Mis- sourl Club, College League. Oh, those tantalizing eyes. STELLA MELTON Henderson, Kentucky Beta Beta Beta, Double Senltethil Senior Trio, Choral Club, Vesper Ch0lI', WAA, Kentucky Club, Twelfth Night. A voice that produces wit and song. JANE MULLEN . Belton, Missouri Missouri Club, Twelfth Night Club, Lineage Club. V L A humor that's dry with accom- panying chucklef' , JUDY NASH Dallas, Texas Delta Psi Omega, Scarlet Masque, Riding Club, Senior Cheerleader, Texas Club, Twelfth Night Club Dance Club, Lineage Club. 7 Behind the scene my work begins. LoU N1GHTw1NE Junction City, Kansas Twelfth Night Club, Kansas Club, College League, Choral Club, Senior Trio, Phi Theta Kappa, St. Cecilia Club, Lineage Club, Editor-in-chief of Annual. 'lOur queen is beauty in self and mind. ALICE OWSLEY Cynthiana, Kentucky Kentucky Club, Twelfth Night Club, Spanish Club, French Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Delta Eta Chi. Without comprehension science would die. PATRICIA JANE PRESTON Pikeville, Kentucky Delta Psi Omega, Kentucky Club, Twelfth Night Club. Speaker of clear words. MARY HELEN SANDBING Lexington, Missouri Missouri Club, Lineage Club, Home Ec. Club, Twelfth Night Club. Easy does it. MARGARET ANN SCI-IERER Mart insv ille, Indiana Delta Psi Omega, Indiana Club, Twelfth Night Club. The theater is my ambition. ELEANoR SHANNoN Sac City, Iowa Spanish Club, Hiding Club, Beta Beta Tau, Iowa Club, College League, Twelfth Night Club. Pleasant and dependable. JOYCE SPENSER Columbia, Missouri Missouri Club, Twelfth Night Club, Spanish Club, St. Cecilia. We look up in admiration to you. ESTELLE STEWART Salina, Kansas Twelfth Night Club, Kansas Club, Spanish Club, WAA, French Club, College League, Orchestra, Pilots. A remedy for the sad and lonely. GEORGANN POTTS Owensboro, Kentucky Twelfth Night Club, Kentucky Club. Most sure in all her ways. DOROTHY ROEDEB Evansville, Indiana College League, Riding Club, Indi- ana Club, Twelfth Night Club. A real companion. WYNNE SAUPE Marshall, Missouri Twelfth Night Club, WAA, Mis- souri Club, College League, Pilots. A depth of thought that few can, equal. GEORGENE SEAMAN Taylorville, Illinois President Illinois Club, WAA, Rid- ing Club, Lineage Club, Campus Corps, Vice-president Student Gov- ernment Association, Annual Staff, Twelfth Night Club. She reigns alone in riding. MARY ANN SHELTON Russellville, Kentucky Riding Club, WAA, Double Sex- tette, Vesper Choir, Kentucky Club, Choral Club, Twelfth Night Club. A voice as flowing as her lovely hair. VIRGINIA STARR Richmond, Indiana College League, Indiana Club, Twelfth Night Club. Stay as sweet as you are. JEAN STEWART Fort Wayne, Indiana Twelfth Night Club, Dance Club, Indiana Club, French Club, Delta Eta Chi, College League. E,mciency plus. Page 36 LORA LEE STRONG Peoria, Illinois Pilots, Annual Staff, WAA, Spanish Club, College League, Illinois Club, Twelfth Night Club. Dependability is always of great admiration. HELEN TILLEY Vevay, Indiana Student Council, Seeretary-treas- urer Senior Class, Secretary Phi Theta Kappa, Double Sextette, Indiana Club, Spanish Club, Toy Shop, Choral Club, St. Cecilia Club, Twelfth Night Club. Devoted to duty. PHYLLIS WALTER LaPorte, Indiana Twelfth Night Club, Home Ec. Club, Riding Club, College League, Indiana Club. Attractive to look at, attractive to know. PAT WALKER Sparta, Illinois Vice-president Twelfth Night Club, Beta Beta Tau, St. Cecilia, Illinois Club, Lineage Club, College League. Speed and accuracy-she has them both. GERTRUDE WHITELEY Columbia, Missouri Twelfth Night Club, Missouri State Club. Who could resist her auburn hair? DOROTHY WOOD Kansas City, Missouri Twelfth Night Club, Home Ee. Club, Missouri Club, Spanish Club, Lineage Club. By kindly words and virtuous life. DOROTHY YOUNG Lex ington, Missouri Home Ee. Club, College League, Beta Beta Tau, Missouri Club, Twelfth Night Club. Kindled with high desire. Page 37 J ANIE SWINNEY Longview, Texas Twelfth Night Club, Texas Club, French Club, WAA, Riding Club. Vitality marks her trail. DULCE WATSON San Antonio, Texas Phi Theta Kappa, Treasurer Beta Beta Beta, St. Cecilia Club, French Club, Spanish Club, Double Sex- tette Accompanist, Senior Trio Ac- companist, Toy Shop, Variety Show, Texas Club, Twelfth Night Club. A kindness and talent that has helped us all. BEVERLY WALL Windsor, Missouri Choral Club, Missouri State Club, Twelfth Night Club. The seeds of originality are new ideas. PAT WHARTON Great Lakes, Illinois President Twelfth Night Club, Campus Corp., Riding Club, Ilhnols Club, Lineage Club, WAA. Like an angel, so lovely and fair. BETTY WICKERSHAM Logansport, Indiana Student Council, President Riding Club, Secretary WAA, Delta PS1 Omega, Annual Staff, First Hockey Team, First Volleyball Team, All- Star Hockey Team. . Boots and saddles-how I crave thee. DORIS FLO YOUNG Lebanon, Missouri War Board, Twelfth Night, Mis- souri Club, Home Ee. Club, College League. Sincere and lovable. MARTHA ZIGLER Denver, Colorado French Club, Colorado Club, Twelfth Night Club. A sophisticated and serene air. JUNIUH OFFICERS RUTH SEARS President HABRIET HOEGH Vice-Pres ideni BETTY GUTHRIE Secretary-treasurer We devote the next few pages to the juniors of 1944-45. With the help of capable officers, you have concluded a profitable and enjoyable year at CC. We have no misgivings as to your ability to carry on as Seniors, upholding the traditions of Christian College. Page 38 MARTHA AKIN . . ' ..... Paris. Tennessee Twelfth Night, Tennessee Club, French Club, WAA CAROL JEAN ALEXANDER .... Columbia, Missouri Twelfth Night, Missouri Club MARTHA ALLEN ...... Mayfield, Kentucky Twelfth Night, Kentucky Club, Lineage, Spanish MARY ARCHIBALD ..... Durant, Oklahoma Twelfth Night, Oklahoma Club J AOQUELINE LOU ARN ..... Portland, Indiana Scarlet Masque, College League, Lineage, Spanish SARAH AUSTIN . , .... Louisville, Kentucky Twelfth Night, Kentucky Club, College League JUNE BARNES ........ Dallas, Texas Twelfth Night, Texas Club, Spanish, Dance Club MARGARET BARRON ..... Mayfield, Kentucky Riding Club, Choral, Campus Corps, Twelfth Night BETTY BARRY . . ...... Childress, Texas French Club, Scarlet Masque, Choral, Lineage HENRIETTA BASKE ..... Plymouth, Indiana Twelfth Night, Indiana Club, Home Ec., College League CHARLOTTE BEATTY ..... Cameron, Missouri Twelfth Night, Missouri Club, Home Ec. DOROTHY RAE BEEBE .... I ndianapolis, Indiana Twelfth Night, Indiana Club, College League, Choral X MARY PRUDENCE BENNETT . . . Marysville, Kansas Kansas Club, Lineage, College League, Riding Club PHYLLIS BERNDR ...... Merrill, Iowa Twelfth Night, Iowa Club, Vesper Choir, Home Ec. BARBARA BOBLITT ..... Bardstown, Kentucky Twelfth Night, Kentucky Club, Phi Theta Kappa ANNE BONAR ...... Council Blujfs, Iowa Iowa Club, Spanish, Dance Club, Radio J ULENE BOSSEMEYER .... Superior, Nebraska Twelfth Night, Nebraska Club, Choral BARBARA BOXWELL ...... Amarillo, Texas Commencement Queen, Scarlet Masque, French Club JANIs BRARSON .... A .... Marion, Ohio Ohio Club, Riding Club, Spanish, French Club MARY BRANDON ...... Detroit, Michigan Twelfth Night, Michigan Club, Campus Corps BETTY BRENNEKE ...... Denison, Texas Twelfth Night, Texas Club, Spanish Club JANE BROOKS ...... Nashville, Tennessee Tennessee Club, Lineage, Home Ee., Choral DORIS BROWN ...... Kansas City, Kansas Twelfth Night, Kansas Club, WAA MARGARET S. BROWN .... Midland, Michigan Michigan Club, College League, WAA, Jr. Hockey Team Page 39 MARTHA JANE BROWN .... Memphis, Tennessee Twelfth Night, Tennessee Club, Spanish Club, Home Ec. NELLIE BRUNSON ...... Midland, Texas Twelfth Night, Texas Club, Phi Theta Kappa BETTY J O BRYSON ..... Columbia, Missouri Twelfth Night, Missoiuii Club, Lineage ELSIE BURNETT ....... Gladewaler, Texas Twelfth Night, Texas Club, French Club MARGIE BUTLER ..... McPherson, Kansas Twelfth Night, Kansas Club PATTI CAMPBELL ...... Farragut, Iowa Twelfth Night, Iowa Club, Choral, Vesper Choir BOSELLE CARR ....... Macon, Missouri Alpha Pi Epsilon, Beta Beta Tau, Choral ELIZABETH CASE ...... Blair, Nebraska Twelfth Night, Nebraska Club, Spanish Club, College League SALLY CHARLES ..... Columbus, Ohio Twelfth Night, Ohio Club, WAA PAULA CHOATE ...... Hickman, Kentucky Kentucky Club, Spanish Club, Home Ee., Choral MARY Cisco ...... Ardmore, Oklahoma Twelfth Night, Oklahoma Club, College League CHARLOTTE CLAPP ...... Longview, Texas Twelfth Night, Texas Club, Choral JERBE JAYNE COLDREN ..... Parkin, Arkansas Twelfth Night, Cosmopolitan Club, Dance Club, Choral J OYOE COOK ....... Hardlner, Kansas Twelfth Night, Kansas Club, Lineage MARGARET JEAN COOK ..... Omaha, Nebraska Nebraska Club, Scarlet Masque, Dance Club MARY LEE COOPER ..... Chillicothe, Missouri Twelfth Night, Missouri Club, Riding Club, College League FRANCES CRANE ..... Columbia, Missouri Twelfth Night, Missouri Club, Spanish Club SUZANNE CROSWHITE .... Marshall, Missouri Beta Beta Tau, College League, Orchestra, Lineage LINDA SUE CROWE ..... Marshall, Missouri Twelfth Night, Kentucky Club, Home Ee. JOAN DAVEY ...... Indianapolis, Indiana Indiana Club, Riding Club, Spanish Club, College League CHABLINE DAVIS . . A . . . - . Denver, Colorado Twelfth Night, Colorado Club, French Club JOY DAVIS ....... New Castle, Indiana Twelfth Night, Indiana Club, French Club, Home Ee. WINIFRED DICK ....... Denver, Colorado Twelfth Night, Colorado Club, Home EO., Choral JANE Down . . . A . . Pillsbury, Pennsylvania Phi Theta Kappa, Cosmopolitan Club, Beta Beta Tau Page 40 Q ' W si ,jk W FRANCES DRENNAN ..... Mt. Vernon, Illinois Illinois Club, Phi Theta Kappa, French Club, Dance Club CAROLYN DULEY ...... Fulton, Kentucky Twelfth Night, Kentucky Club, Spanish Club, Choral ELEANOR DUNN ....... Sherman, Temas Twelfth Night, Texas Club, College League GENE DURIE ...... Ardmore, Oklahoma Oklahoma Club, Spanish Club, Home Ec., College League NANCY DYKES ,..... Richmond, Kentucky Twelfth Night, Kentucky Club, Scarlet Masque, Choral BETTY ANN DYSART ..... Columbia, Missouri Phi Theta Kappa, WAA, Orchestra, Missouri Club BARBARA ECKHOFF ...... Oskaloosa, Iowa Iowa Club, Riding Club, Dance Club, Scarlet Masque ALICE JoYcE ELMORE ..... Elwood, Indiana Twelfth Night, Indiana Club, Home Ee., French Club DOROTHY ESTEP ..... Columbia, Missouri Twelfth Night, Missouri Club, French Club, Orchestra BETTY FINE ....... Amarillo, Texas Twelfth Night, Texas Club, Beta Beta Tau, Choral GLORIA FOGLE ....... Aurora, Missouri Missouri Club, WAA, Spanish Club, Lineage,Riding Club MILDBED FoLsoM ...... Gladewater, Texas Twelfth Night, Texas Club, Mike Staff, Spanish Club BETTY-INEZ FOWLER ..... Bedford, Indiana Indiana Club, Scarlet Masque, Dance Club, Spanish Club MARCIA FRETZ ....... Kokomo, Indiana Twelfth Night, Indiana Club AUDREY GADDIS .... Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Twelfth Night, Oklahoma Club, Home Ec. MARY Jo GENTRY ..... Hannibal, Missouri Beta Beta Tau, Home Ec., College League, Lineage SABRA GORDON ...... Columbia, Missouri Twelfth Night, Missouri Club MARIANNA GRAYSTON .... Huntington, Indiana Twelfth Night, Indiana Club, College League, Spanish J OAN GREENWELL ..... Shelbina, Missouri Riding Club, Choral, French Club, Double Sextette BETSY GROSSMAN ...... Columbus, Ohio Twelfth Night, Ohio Club BETTY GUTHBIE ....... Clinton, Oklahoma Sec. Junior Class, WAA, French Club, Choral DOROTHY HANNA .... . Crystal, Missouri Twelfth Night, Missouri Club JANE HARKERT ....... Omaha, Nebraska Phi Delta Delta, Home Ee., College League JAYNE ERSKINE HABLAN ,.... Danville, Kentucky Lineage, Choral, Mike Staff, Phi Theta Kappa Page 41 Lois HARTER ....... Dumas, Texas Twelfth Night, French Club, Texas Club FAYE HAWKINS ...... Memphis, Tennessee Tennessee Club, Choral, Home Ec., Spanish Club LUCINDA HAYDEN ..... Hannibal, Missouri Twelfth Night, Lineage, College League, Missouri Club JUANITA HAYNES ...... Alton, Illinois Illinois Club, Lineage, WAA, College League, Home Ee. BEVERLY HAYS ...... Gothenburg, Nebraska Twelfth Night, Choral, St. Cecelia, Nebraska Club PAT HEAD ........ Wichita, Kansas Mike Staff, Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Delta Delta, College League Jo-ANN HEFFELFTNGEB .... Indianapolis, Indiana Indiana Club, Riding Club, College League ERNESTINE HENDON ..... Ardmore, Oklahoma Twelfth Night, Spanish Club, College League, Oklahoma Club BETTY LEE HENBION ..... Wichita, Kansas St. Cecilia, Choral, Double Sextette, French Club BEVERLY HERRING ..... Brownsville, Tennessee Beta Beta Beta, Choral, St. Cecilia, French Club MARY JANE HINDMAN .... Hagerstown, Indiana Phi Theta Kappa, Choral, Riding Club, Spanish Club HABRIET HQEGH ...... Atlantic, Iowa Vice-Pres. Junior Class, College League, Home Ee. BERYLE HOFFMAN ...... Vernon, Texas Annual Staff, Texas Club, Beta Beta Beta, Choral MARGARET HOLDEN ...... Albany, Missouri Twelfth Night, Spanish Club, Missouri Club HELEN Hou. ........ Oberlin, Ohio Twelfth Night, Lineage, Ohio Club JOANN HOLLINGSWORTH .... Terre Haute, Indiana Twelfth Night, Riding Club, Indiana Club HELEN HOMES ...... Columbia, Missouri Twelfth Night, Orchestra, Missouri Club HELEN HowELL ...... Fairbury, Nebraska Twelfth Night, Choral, Vesper Choir, Nebraska Club THOMASINE HUDSON ...... Longview, Texas Twelfth Night, Texas Club, Riding Club MTLLIE HUGHES ...... Madison, Indiana Twelfth Night, Hiding Club, College League, Indiana Club ' CAMILLEIINKMAN ...... Big Spring, Texas Texas Club, Lineage, Spanish Club, Sweater Queen JANET J ACKSON ....... Augusta, Kansas College League, Orchestra, French Club, Kansas Club DONNA JENSEN ...... Council Bluffs, Iowa Phi Theta Kappa, Choral, Beta Beta Beta, French Club GEORGIA JOHNSON ..... Moberly, Missouri Twelfth Night, Missouri Club Page 42 MARGARET JOHNSON ....... Dayton, Ohio Twelfth Night, Riding Club, Ohio Club .IANICE JONES ...... Terre Haute, Indiana French Club, Choral, Vesper Choir, Indiana Club NANETTE JONES ...... Memphis, Tennessee Lineage, Home Ec., Tennessee Club, Twelfth Night ALICE JEAN KENT ...... Denison, Texas Twelfth Night, Choral, Spanish Club, Texas Club ALICE KLINE ...... Louisville, Kentucky Twelfth Night, Kentucky Club BETTIE MAE KLINE .... Crawfordsville, Indiana Orchestra, Choral, St. Cecilia, Indiana Club HELEN KLINEFELTER ..... Owaneco, Illinois Twelfth Night, Choral, Illinois Club, French Club RUTH KLOKE ...... Henderson, Kentucky Twelfth Night, Choral, Kentucky Club SHIRLEY KNEPPER ...... Omaha, Nebraska Twelfth Night, Nebraska Club VIRGINIA KNIGHT .... . . Dallas, Texas Twelfth Night, Texas Club MARIE LATOURETTE ..... Jonesboro, Arkansas Lineage, Pilots, Choral, College League, Spanish Club .IOANNE LATSHAW ..... Memphis, Tennessee Twelfth Night, Home Ec., Tennessee Club, Spanish Club BARBARA LEAS ...... Fort Wayne, Indiana -Twelfth Night, Indiana Club, College League MARY LEAVENNVOBTH .... Riverside, California Scarlet Masque, Lineage, Cosmopolitan Club Vp, , . ,W , M GEORGIA J. LEMON ,.... Lincoln, Nebraska Choral, Vesper Choir, WAA, Dance Club, College League FLORENCE LEONARD .... Webster Groves, Missouri French Club, Choral, Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Delta Delta MARJORIE LEONARD ...... Joplin, Missouri Twelfth Night, Missouri Club GERALDINE LETT . . . e . . Henderson, Kentucky Spanish Club, Choral, Scarlet Masque, College League DORIS LIVINGSTON ...... Denver, Colorado Student Council, Riding Club, Campus Corps, French Club ' ALICE MARTIN ...... Terre Haute, Indiana Twelfth Night, Riding Club, Indiana Club MARILYN MARTIN ..... Taylorville, Illinois Twelfth Night, Riding Club, Illinois Club RACHAEL MARTIN . . . Columbia, Missouri Twelfth Night, Missouri Club MARY PHYLLIS MATTESON .... Parnell, Missouri Phi Theta Kappa, Lineage, College League, Orchestra Lois L. MATTICE .... ' . lllemphis, Tennessee St. Cecilia, Toy Shop, Vesper Choir, Dance Club Page 43 BETTY MCCLELLAN ...... Fulton, Kentucky Riding Club, Spanish Club, WAA, Kentucky Club MARY LYNN MCCORMICK . . . Indianapolis, Indiana Twelfth Night, Scarlet Masque, Spanish Club JOAN MCCREADY ...... Macedonia, Iowa Riding Club, College League, Home Ec., Iowa Club JO RUTH MCCUTCHEN ..... Ridgely, Tennessee Twelfth Night, Tennessee Club NATHALIE MCSWINE ..... Pine Bluff, Arkansas Cosmopolitan Club, Twelfth Night, Mike Staff CHARLOTTE ANN MELOY .... Shelbyville, Indiana Choral, Riding Club, Scarlet Masque, Dance Club l ANN METZGEH ...... I ndianapolis, Indiana Student Council, Campus Corps, Dance Club, College League I MARY JANE MEYER ...... Cincinnatti, Ohio Twelfth Night, Ohio Club, Choral, Home EC. PHYLLIS MILLER ...... Farragut, Iowa Spanish Club, Lineage, Choral, Vesper Choir, Iowa Club I SHIRLEY MILLER ..... Memphis, Tennessee4 Tennessee Club, Twelfth Night ' BARBARA ANN MILLS ..... Winterset, Iowa Campus Corps, Junior Cheer Leader, Riding Club, Choral MARY MINES ....... Peoria, Illinoisg Twelfth Night, lllinois Club JEAN MITCHELL ...... Millington, Tennessee Twelfth Night, Tennessee Club, Home Ec, Riding Club DOROTHY HELEN MOLZAHN . . . Council Bluffs, Iowa Phi Theta Kappa, Lineage, Scarlet Masque, Choral MARGIE MONROE ...... Denton, Texas Student Council, Riding Club, Spanish Club, Texas Club FLO MYERS ..... Brackenridge, Pennsylvania Dance Club, Spanish Club, College League, Twelfth Night DORIS NELP ....... Franklin, Indiana Twelfth Night, Indiana Club, College League BETTY CARROLL NICHOLS . . . Ponca City, Oklahoma Twelfth Night, Oklahoma Club, Scarlet Masque BETTY FREEMAN NICHOLS .... Topeka, Kansas Kansas Club, Lineage, College League, French Club I J ENELLE OAKLEY ..... Bardstown, Kentucky, Twelfth Night, Kentucky Club GEBALDINE OLIVER ...... Dallas, Texas Choral, Vesper Choir, Home Ec., Spanish Club DOLMA OVERLEY ..... Indianapolis, Indiana Home Ee., College League, Spanish Club NINA PARKHURST ..... Columbia, Missouri Twelfth Night, Missouri Club ANNE PATERSON ..... Battle Creek, Michigan College League, Lineage, Michigan Club, Twelfth Night Page 44 ETTYE PATTERSON ....... Dallas, Texas Home Ec., College League, Dance Club, Texas Club IARY FRANCES PEEL .... A San Antonio, Texas Spanish Club, Choral, Lineage, Vesper Choir LNET PHILLIPS ...... East Chicago, Indiana Home Ec., Riding Club, College League, Twelfth Night ELEN PICKAVANCE . . . Sherman, Texas Twelfth Night, Texas Club ARBARA POYNTON .... . Evanston, Illinois Twelfth Night, Illinois Club ERALDINE P'PoOL ...... Longview, Texas Twelfth Night, Spanish Club, Texas Club IARY PRESCOTT ..... Muskegon, Michigan Twelfth Night, Michigan Club RANCES PRESTON ..... Seminole, Oklahoma French Club, Spanish Club, Oklahoma Club 'ORA GENE PYLE ...... Towanda, Kansas Twelfth Night, Home Ec., Kansas Club IARTHA ALICE RAMER ..... Omaha, Nebraska College League, Spanish Club, Phi Delta Delta IARGOT BEDFORD ..... Saginaw, Michigan College League, Junior Hockey Team, WAA, Orchestra AROLYN REESE ..... Jackson, Michigan Twelfth Night, College League, Michigan Club, Home Ec. RANGES REEVES ..... Charleston, Missouri Twelfth Night, Missouri Club JYCE BEINERD ....... Edinburg, Illinois Twelfth Night, Illinois Club, Riding Club, French Club IARY RENIGER ..... East Lansing, Michigan Twelfth Night, Michigan Club, College League, Home Ee. EGGY RENN ...... Wellington, Kansas Twelfth Night, Kansas Club, Lineage, Home Ec. J RIBBLE ........ Lubbock, Texas Twelfth Night, Texas Club, Riding Club, Home Ec. KLLYANN RIDENOUB ..... Peru, Indiana Indiana Club, Riding Club, Spanish Club, Dance Club 'ANCY ROBERTS .... Mount Sterling, Kentucky Lineage, Twelfth Night, French Club, Kentucky Club OBERTA ROBERTS .... Mount Sterling, Kentucky Phi Theta Kappa, Lineage, Spanish Club, Home Ee. JANNE SCOTT ...... North Vernon, Indiana French Club, Riding Club, College League, Twelfth Night UTH SEARS ...... Glasgow, Kentucky President of Junior Class, Student Council, Choral ESS SEIBEL A ...... Jackson, Michigan College League, Dance Club, Riding Club ELEN SHAWCROSS ....... Uvalde, Texas Twelfth Night, Texas Club, Home Ec. :ge N45 POLLY ANN SHEETS ..... North Vernon, Indiana College League, French Club, Twelfth Night MARY LovE SI-IEPARD .... Memphis, Tennessee Tennessee Club, Twelfth Night BETH SHERMAN ...... Memphis, Tennessee Twelfth Night, Vice-president Spanish Club, WAA DIANA LEE SHUMATE ..... Moberly, Missouri Phi Delta Delta, College League, Home Ee. Club HARRIET SIMMONS ...... Blujfton, Indiana Phi Theta Kappa, French Club, Twelfth Night CHRISTEVE SKINNER .... Memphis, Tennessee Riding Club, Spanish Club, Tennessee Club, Twelfth Night MARGARET SLUSHER ..... Lexington, Missouri WAA, Choral Club, College League, Twelfth Night Jo ANN SMITH ...... Independence, Missouri Riding Club, French Club, Choral Club, Twelfth Night VIRGINIA SOMERVILLE .... McCook, Nebraska Twelfth Night, 'Nebraska Club BONNIE SPEES ...... Columbia, Missouri Riding Club, Home Ee. Club, College League, Twelfth Night COLLEEN SPROIES .... Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Phi Theta Kappa, Double Sextette, Dance Club, Tri Beta LUCY SQUYRES ..... Oklahoma City, Oklahoma St. Cecilia Club, Orchestra, Oklahoma Club, Twelfth Night Jo ANNE STENTZEL ..... Union City, Indiana French Club, Dance Club, Scarlet Masque, Indiana Club ANNABELLE STEPHENS ..... Bedford, Indiana Choral Club, Riding Club, Commercial Club, Twelfth Night MARTY STEPHENS ..... Shawnee, Oklahoma Riding Club, Vice-president WAA, Lineage Club ANNETTE STIMSON .... Owensborough, Kentucky Riding Club, Choral Club, College League, Twelfth Night BETTY STOUT ...... Memphis, Tennessee WAA, Home Ec. Club, Twelfth Night, Tennessee Club PATTY STRAIGHT ..... Sheridan, Missouri Phi Theta Kappa, Riding Club, College League, Orchestra JANIE STREETER ..... Columbia, Missouri French Club, Choral Club, Missouri Club, Twelfth Night MARY STRICKLAND ..... Independence, Missouri Phi Delta Delta, Riding Club, French Club, Missouri Club MARTHA LOUISE STUBBS ..... Riverton, Iowa College League, Home Ee. Club, Choral Club, Twelfth Night BEVERLY SUMMERS ..... Jacksonville, Texas Lineage Club, Riding Club, Spanish Club, Texas Club WILLA BETH SUNDAY . . ' . . Claremore, Oklahoma French Club, St. Cecilia Club, Oklahoma Club VIRGINIA LEE SUTHERLAND .... Moberly, Missouri College League, Home Ee. Club, Twelfth Night Page 46 MARGARET SUTLIFF ..... Huntsville, Missouri Lineage, College League, WAA, Spanish Club, Missouri Club FRANCES ANN TAYLOR ..... Ft. Worth, Texas College League, Spanish Club, St. Cecilia, Texas Club SUZANNE TESSMER ...... Skokie, Illinois Scarlet Masque, Home Ec. Club, Illinois Club MARTHA ELLEN THATCHER . . . Frankfort, Indiana College League, Campus Corps, Indiana Club DRUSA DELL THOMAS ..... Oakland, Iowa Twelfth Night, Iowa Club CHARMION TOOLEY ...... Kokomo, Indiana Home Ee., College League, Mike Staff, Riding Club J O ANN TORRENCE ....... Waco, Texas Spanish Club, Texas Club, Twelfth Night MARY ALICE TOWNSEND .... New Castle, Indiana WAA, College League, Home Ee., Indiana Club MARCIA ANN TUDOR ...... Kokomo, Indiana Phi Theta Kappa, Riding Club, College League, Twelfth Night BETTY ANNE TURNER .... Kansas City, Missouri French Club, College League, Choral, Riding Club MARTHA TUTTLE ..... Humboldt, Tennessee Spanish Club, Home Ee., Choral, Tennessee Club JOY TYNER ........ Tipton, Indiana College League, Orchestra, Indiana Club, Twelfth Night CAROLEE UHRLAUB ..... McPherson, Kansas Lineage, Twelfth Night, Kansas Club BARBARA VAN DUzEN ...... Dallas, Texas Mike Staff, Choral, Texas Club, Riding Club, Spanish Club RUTH WATKINS ...... Baraboo, Wisconsin Phi Delta Delta, Home Ee., Riding Club, Cosmopolitan Club DORIS ANN WATSON . ' ..... Tipton, Indiana College League, Phi Delta Delta, Indiana Club LOIS WATSON ...... Martinsville, Indiana Twelfth Night, Indiana Club ROSE WHIDDEN ....... Kennett, Missouri College League, Spanish Club, Missomi Club MARY ELEANOR WHITAKER .... Davenport, Iowa Phi Delta Delta, Iowa Club, Riding Club, Twelfth Night MARY SUZANNE WHITE ..... Cadiz, Kentucky Phi Theta Kappa, Choral, Scarlet Masque, Spanish Club BARBARA WILLIAMS ...... Denver, Colorado College League, Lineage, Home Ee., Colorado Club WINIFBED WILLIAMS . . . I . . Mexico, Missouri Campus Corps, Lineage, Spanish Club, Missouri Club ELIZABETH WILSON ..... Shelbyville, Kentucky pg-kTwelfth Night, Riding Club, Kentucky Club MARGARET WOODS .... Oklahoma City, Oklahoma College League, Spanish Club Page 47 CECILIA WOOLLEY ..... Stonewall Oklahoma Choral, Scarlet Masque, French Club, Oklahoma Club KATHERINE YATES .... East Lansing Michigan College League, Michigan Club, Twelfth Night J 0 ANN ZEIGLER ..... Columbza M zssoarz Twelfth Night, Missouri Club J 0 ANN DoDsoN ..... Muskogee KOklahoma Lineage, Riding Club, French Club, College League MARY MYRTLE FILES .... Kansas Cnty Kansas Twelfth Night, Kansas Club X ' I wld Mjlff If Y W T ww MSA INTERVAL L . 1 We have been brave, if bravery ' N g C wls a secret dread of telegrams, , Ji! W ' If it is tears in solitude. T fxyjp pf! H W e have known brief ecstasies, Then seen our men enveloped MF xffwl' In retreating clouds of smoke. We have smiled at souvenirs And looked at moons I ' WJ- l M . l pull! 'Lyf fun and laughter we once knew, WWW That we have watched on other nights. And we have waited-we still wait Until this interval, like some strange dream, s crawled Into Infinity MMWMMVM' C F C, ,,,,,, ,W,,f,fw Www Mpjgvi I Page 48 n Wim BELL K J ,Em -ffifvfyx T W Q Hun T nnvunwwlmvl Assnulllln The Student Government Association was first organized at Christian in 1920. It is this important organization which discusses and settles all problems of discipline throughout the year. A general court in which campuses are given for the breaking of rulesg and two for Council members only-in which special problems and psychology are studied-comprise the three meetings held each week. At the first of the year, the student hand book is published by the S. G. A. The book serves as a guide to campus conduct. President is Margaret Brown, with Georgene Seaman, vice-president, and Mary Cleland, secretary. Page 50 WAR SER IEE UUU EIL The War Board has aided in the war effort by selling defense stamps, canvassing for blood donors, working at the ration board, and responding to various patriotic drives. The members are chosen from each hall. Mrs. Sarah Maughs is the sponsor, and the officers are: Chairman, Marilyn Hesseg secretary, Anna Lee Glenng treasurer, Helen Blackg and publicity chairman, Mary L. Garton. EANIPU EUHP The Campus Corps is composed of a group of girls whose principal duty is welcoming visitors and new students. Aside from this, the girls this year did work among returning veterans at the University and entertained the Board of Trustees at the annual dinner. Page 51 PHI THETA llAPl'Ai Phi Theta Kappa is the Christian College chapter of the honorary scholastic society of junior colleges. It is made up of girls who are in the upper ten per cent of their class. Member- ship in this organization is the goal for which every Christian College girl Works. The first of the society's social activities was the annual reception held early in the fall when they entertained the faculty and members of the student body in Missouri Hall parlors. Meetings are held regularly at which after-dinner coffee is often served and interesting speakers are enjoyed. E U Climaxing the activities for the year, the scholarship breakfast is held during Commencement Week. On this occasion prizes offered by the organization are announced. These honors are for the best literary production and for the all-around senior girl. , The officers of Phi Theta Kappa are: Ardyth Hellner, presidentg Nancy Hart, vice-presidentg Helen Tilley, secretaryg and Marguerite Carr, treasurer. Miss McMillan sponsors the group. Page 5 Z DELTA ETA DHI The honorary society for science majors is Delta Eta Chi. Membership in the organization requires superior ability in the physical and biological sciences. Delta Eta Chi was established at Christian in 1938 by Dr. J. Harold Long of the biological science department. Since then, Dr. Esther Stearn of the chemistry department, and Miss Julia Spalding, teacher of mathematics, have assisted in sponsoring the organization. Delta stands for Darwin, Eta for Einstein, and Chi for Curie. New members of the group were initiated in February when a formal dinner was held at the Daniel ,Boone Hotel. Alice Owsley, president of Delta Eta Chi, lighted the great candle of learning. Faculty members present were Dr. and Mrs. Harold Long, Dr. Esther Stearn, Miss Julia Spalding, Mr. Eime and Miss Ruth Graham. Officers of the year are: Alice Owsley, presidentg Marilyn Hesse, vice-president, and Mary Garton, secretary-treasurer. Page 53 BETA BETA BETA Beta Beta Beta is the honorary organization in the Conservatory of Music. Membership is limited to music majors who have an S average and are recommended by the faculty of the conservatory. It was a year ago that this group was organized and named for the three cele- brated composers: Bach, Beethoven, and Brahms. Musical programs presented by Tri Beta are enjoyed by the student body throughout the year. A The officers of Beta Beta Beta are: Marguerite Carr, president, Lois Adams, vice-presidentg Helen McCarley, secretary, and Dulce Watson, treasurer. Page 54 nml P 1 IIIEHA Members of Delta Psi Omega, the honorary dramatic organization, are those girls in the drama department Who have produced a play, or who have appeared in a major role in a stage production. Satisfactory scholarship must be maintained by these students. Ambitious student actresses aspiring toward a stage career look forward eagerly to the Delta Psi initiation and the formal dinner that follows. me p Scarlet Masque is a dramatic group organized three years ago which constitutes a step toward membership in Delta Psi Omega. Entrance to this organization depends on work re- quired and faithfully carried out in the drama department. The officers of Delta Psi Omega are: Bobette Nash, presidentg Anna Dean Ballew, vice- presidentg Helen McCarley, secretaryg and Anne Scherer, treasurer. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Virginia Duncan and Miss Virginia Morris, both of the speech department. Page 55 PHI IIELTA HELTA The honorary art society on CC campus is Phi Delta Delta. Membership is limited to those art majors who have no less than an S average. The purpose of this organization is to promote appreciation of art in any sphere of culture. Throughout the year the group contributes posters and advertisements for the school events and current projects of other clubs. The initiation banquet was held in February at the Wigwam Cafe, when ten new members were taken into the organization. One of the projects of Phi Delta Delta was a bulletin board which was decorated each time by one of the members with work from all the various classes of the art department. In the Spring the group took field trips for landscape painting. Officers are: Betty Hoegh, presidentg Mary Frances Allton, vice-presidentg and Eleanor Meinzer, secretary-treasurer. Miss Louise Neusbaum is the club's sponsor. Page 56 ALPHA Pl EP ml Alpha Pi Epsilon is the newest honor society on Christian College campus. It was organized a year ago and is the honorary commerce society. Its members must have an S average and a major in all forms of business, with no grades below M in academic work. Officers of the organization are: Lynda Cathey, presidentg Betty Sue Arnold, vice-presidentg and Bosella Carr, secretary-treasurer. The group is sponsored by Mrs. H. R. McArthur of the commercial department. Page 57 1945 EULLEHE Under the supervision of Mrs. Marion W. Hertig, the College Widow is published annually by the students of Christian College. Editor . . Associate Editor Business Editor Feature Editor Feature Editor Senior Editor . Senior Editor Junior Editor . Club Editor . Club Editor . Sports Editor Sports Editor . Snapshot Editor Art Editor . Music Editor Drama Editor . Faculty Editor Riding Editor THE STAFF WIHIIW . LOU NIGHTWINE . MAROHETA IVENS LORA LEE STRONG . PAT BURNETT . BILLYE ABBOTT . MARY CLELAND '. CAY HOWLAND . BERYLE HOFFMAN MARY LUCILLE GA RTON . . BETTY J ONES . MARGIE HOOD BETTY WICKEBSHAM BILLY KAY BARTON . . . PAT HEAD MARGUERITE CARR . MARGARET GOSNEY . DAVIS LOWERY . GEOBGENE SEAMAN Page 58 THE l!IlllHllPHll ll l THE STAFF Editor . . .... PAT BURNETT Editar . . . . BILLYE ABBOTT Business Manager . . . MARY CLELAND Advertising Manager . . VIRGINIA ARMSTRONG Advertising Assistant . . GLENNA GRAHAM Senior Stajf . . RUTH ANN JOHNSON THEO LYONS For seventeen years the journalism students have edited their bi-monthly publication, the Christian College Microphone. Mrs. Paxton Keeley, head of the journalism department, is the sponsor. During the first semester the two senior editors put out the paper, with an all-senior staff and junior reporters. Second semester the juniors took turns editing the Mike, with an all- junior staff assisting. Besides meeting deadlines, correcting and rewriting copy, proofreading and putting the paper to bed, the editors also raised money for the purchase of war bonds. These bonds will be used to pay for the College History that will be published on the One Hundredth Anniversary of Christian College. Page 59 ummm Lnuuu College League, under the sponsorship of Miss Dorothy Luber, is one of the largest clubs on campus. It is affiliated with the League of Women's Voters in Missouri, and has within its mem- bership the state editor of the College League Bulletin. ' The activities have been many and varied this year. Miss Anna Lord Strauss, national president of the League of Women Voters, and Mr. Robert Boothby, member of the House of Commons of the British Parliament, were guests at League receptions. In addition to studying peace plans and public welfare work, the CC League has cooperated with the Columbia League in Working for the adoption of the new Missouri Constitution. Gfficers have been Patricia Burnett, president, Martha Thatcher, vice-president, Cliff Carroll, secretary, and Harriet Simmons, treasurer. Page 60 12111211 A ll ASSEMBLY uulflivulm To'the knights in the days of old, . . . . . . . . . came a voice through the Waiting night. And to us in the chapel dim comes inspiration from the songs of the Vesper choir and the words of the Vesper speaker. g r . The program is planned by a board of five students under the guidance of Miss Eleanor Shockey and the assistance of Miss Margaret Habein. In addition to their regular Thursday night service here at CC, the choir and committee have been Working with the Student Religious Council of M. U. They have given devotionals at the State Cancer. Hospital and the Evangelical Chapel. The Vesper Board this year is Bobette Nash, Kreig Jenkins, Helen Black, Lois Adams, and Norma Jean Danks. ' ' GNN? ' Once again Tuesday rolls around and we find ourselves in the chapel for assembly. Although the program has been planned by that Hstern and solemn board composed of lMorris, Shockey, Duncan, McHarg, and Tello, students participate on every program. The chairman of the hour is chosen from the public speaking classes. ' Page 61 The Lineage Club is composed of girls having some relative who attended Christian in the past. Officers, chosen in regard to the length of their lineage, are Cherie Lou Davis, president, Anna Lee Glenn, vice-president, Mary Louise Sutliif, secretary, and Anne Patterson, treasurer. The sponsor of this organization is Miss Emma Crawford, in the absence of Mrs. Marion Hertig. HUIVIE EKU UNIIUS CLUB The Home Economics Club, under the direction of Miss Ruth Graham and Miss Ellen Dahl, is affiliated with the state and national Home Economics Association. The president is Marily Bowman, and other oiiicers are Jane Harkert, vice-president, Wini- fred Dick, secretary, Dantzelle Gregory, treasurer. Page 62 Bon jour! Yes, and a good day it is when the French Club meets! Membership to this organization is open to all girls interested in French literature and art. - Officers this year are Marjorie Groves, presidentg Marguerite Carr, vice-presidentg and Janice Cary, secretary-treasurer. fl l H II L ll This group, made up of students interested in the Spanish language and literature, meets twice each month. They have speakers, music, and games telling or showing in some way the customs of the Spanish-speaking people. The sponsor is Miss Oneta Maxwell, and the club officers are Marilyn Hesse, president, Beth Sherman, vice-president, and Marjorie Jones, secretary-treasurer. Page 63 A A Hu, 5. :-Ziff: 5:7 - +59 X, iX , ,.,::f:k x Q if N X :X -' Ywl Eli xg . t -Qu as-f. I B ' x gi. 1,1 x xx Ax, .X -M.: .,., ., .1 -.r :.,.,:, X A Sw -fQ-., '::,-,. .I-- :Sis-'-1-x X X 2:',:' I ,2-:N2-f ::s:5:: --'k::: s :':x Q X ,x ,Q M 'vs 3 X Nm S' Qxwiwx 'V N X X X X N xv VE X 1 X Q: yi -55551 X -sm ., mwwwwxx TATE EL H OFFICERS President . . . . BETTY JONES V.-President . . . JANE DOWD Sec.-Treas. . MARIE LATOURETTE We love the whole United States From Boston, Massachusetts, To F risco's golden gate. President . . MARGARET GOSNEY V.-President . CAROLEE UBLAUB Sec.-Treas. . . . JOYCE COOK Fm a Jay, Jay, Jay, Riding on a Kansas gale. President .... DAVIS LOWERY V.-President . . NANCY ROBERTS Sec.-Treas. . . CAROLINE DULEY We're going to fight for the Blue and White, For old Kentacky's always right. President . . . NANCY JOHNSTON V.-President DOROTHY MOLZAHN Sec.-Treas. . . . DONNA JENSEN We are from Iowa, Iowa, Best state in the land. Page 66 STATEEL H OFFICERS President . . . TANCE BOYER V.-President . . . JACKIE ABN Sec.-Treas. ANNABELLE STEPHENS 'fIndiana, Oh Indiana, Indiana, we're all for you. President . . GEORGENE SEAMAN V.-President FRANCES DRENNAN Sec.-Treas ..... SUE TESSMEB We love no other, so let Oar motto be Victory! I llinoisf' President . . BETTY ANN LASLEY V.-President DIANA LEE SHUMATE Sec.-Treas. . WINIFBED WILLIAMS Old M issouri! Fair M issouri- Dear old varsity. Page 67 TATE CLUBS OFFICERS President . . VIVIAN ALEXANDER V.-President . JEANNE LATSHAW Sec.-Treas. . . . NANNETTE JONES 6'Tennessee, I love thee, Dear old U. of T. President .... BILLYE ABBOTT V.-President . . BETTY GUTHRIE Sec.- Treas. MARGARET ANN WOODS I was Sooner born and Sooner bred, Rah, Oklahoma, O. K. U. President . . . ARDYTH HELLNER V.-President . . JANE HABKERT Sec.-Treas .... HELEN HOWELL There is no place like Nebraska, Dear old Nebraska U. President . . FRANCES HOULTON V.-President . . WINIFBED DICK Sec.-Treas. . DORIS LIVINGSTON Colorado, Colorado, I love you Paradise forever lies in skies so ' blue. Pg68 STATE EL HS OFFICERS President ..... ANN MAPES V.-President MARGARET JOHNSON See.-Treas. . MARY JANE MEYER Set the earth reverberatingg Tell them 0hio's heref, President .... GRACE FISHER V.-President . . BETTY BARRY Sea- Treas. . . VIRGINIA KNIGHT The eyes of Texas are upon you All the livelong day. President ..... KAY YATES V.-President . . MARY RENIGER Sec.-Treas. . . MARGOT BEDFORD Hail, hail to Miehiigan, The champion of the West. Pg69 HUUHLE EXTETTE The Double Sextette is one of the most prominent musical organizations on campus. Com- posed of twelve girls who are chosen annually by tryouts, this group presents many entertaining programs at various activities during the year. f um The Senior Trio this year has a .com- bination that is hard to beat. It is com- Dulce Watson accompanies them at the piano. posed of Helen McCarley, Lou Nightwine, and Stella Melton. They are accompanied by Dulce Watson. They are very much in demand as en- tertainers, and their interesting repertoire of music everyone loves to hear makes them a popular group wherever they go. Page 70 MUSIC J The Christian College Choral, under the direction of Miss Geneva Youngs, is composed of eighty voices. Traditional programs which the club presents are the lovely Palm Sunday service, and the Commencement Recital, the final musical concert of the year. Officers are Helen McCarley, president, Beryle Hoffman, vice-president, Marguerite Carr, secretary, and Mary Jane Meyer, librarian. ' GNN? The Christian College orchestra of twenty-five musicians, conducted by E. M. Stookey of Columbia, meets twice each Week. During the year they present several assemblies and concerts for the entertainment of the school and public. Page 71 ST. EEEHJA CLUB The St. Cecilia Club unites music lovers on CC campus. Since the outbreak of the War, the club has given up its regular meetings, but still presents the lovely Christmas Assembly of sacred music. Officers are Lois Adams, presidentg Helen McCarley, vice-presidentg and Beverly Hays, secretary-treasurer. VESPEHEHUIH Every Thursday evening after dinner a vesper service is held in the twilight-shadowed chapel. The Vesper Choir, under the direction of Miss Eleanor Shockey, adds greatly to the beauty of this service with appropriate hymns and responses. Page 72 Ill El CLUB POISE! GRACE! COORDINATION! These are the characteristics of CC's dancing girls. The Dance Club gives three major productions each year. Toyshop, at Christmas time, is enjoyed by all who are young in heart. The second production is in early spring and is called the Variety Show. This program is produced and directed entirely by students, The Dance Recital' in May is the most professional of the shows and is the climax of the year's work for the dance majors and minors. The sponsor is Miss Ellen Jane Anderson. Officers are Joan Leavitt, president, Bettye Patterson, vice-presidentg Theo Lyons, secretary, and Betty Jean Hoegh, treasurer. Page 73 x A l fx , X-. ex A V, Nw. News .. www., ,. X w .-Qzww '-2 , . ' ' Q AN Q 31 V 9 XX xx ' xx X -Wm-eng mf' ma? 3 -1. x ,Q X Q W, ff, X it Sk . . x i X X-x E x - M , ,Sm x X sw .f46..:-': . ' 5 A MN -Q,-NNW. QR x X . WNW Q ayvx .S XQXN N ff x ii , X :F . , .... X W X X X Q A Sw . X x 'e .5 ,S X-S Y . My 1 if Q SQ. t xi' . 'Y x .. 4' AVS' 45:5 X W X ,. x JN 53.1 A v vifg - ' S1 xxx X N N x X f Q- B Q , x,,., 1-- K -: XIX '-ffsgggli -gg N., wk ' uf -Q .. N A l i. F X ,-Si . N .. X. wi. XWX X -Rik Q1- px A ' X Ng Wlllfll 'S ATHLETIE ASSUEIATIU The WOm6I1,S Athletic Association of Christian College is oneuof the most active organizations on campus. The purpose of the WAA is to promote athletics, to create a love of sports, and to foster the ideal of good sportsmanship. To become a member of this organization, one hundred points are required. These points may be obtained by participating in any team or individual sport. Three times during the year, members are initiated, both informally and formally. WAA annually sponsors the inter-class games in hockey, volleyball, softball, and basketball. Other activities which it sponsors are Health Week, when Christian's healthiest girl is crowned queeng ,WAA Carnival, and Water Carnival. On Thanksgiving Eve the girls piled into wagons for a hayride, which was followed by a bonfire and pep rally on back campus preceding the annual J unior-Senior hockey game. At the last assembly, WAA awards were presented and the blanket award was made. This year's club is sponsored by Mrs. Rouse. The officers are Margie Hood, presidentg Marty Stephens, vice-presidentg Betty Wickersham, secretary, Betty Crowe, treasurer. Page 76 llIlll JUDY NASH HELEN BLACK These are the cheerleaders of CC. They made their first appearance at the bonfire preceding the hockey game, and were on hand to lead the yells for the four inter-class games. In the senior section, the girls were dressed in red and whiteg and in the junior section, the colors were green and White. JU lllll DIANA SHUMATE BARBARA MILLS MARTHA AKIN Page 77 All TAR Presenting the All-Stars! The honor of being an all-star comes to these girls because of their ability, sportsmanship, and love of athletics. After each game, Coach Rouse and Zelma Gooch chose the teams. The members of these teams are selected from both the junior and senior squads, and any girls selected for the first team are eligible. Both classes have equal representation. Page 78 HIIEHEY Everybody around CC knows what Thanksgiving means-the traditional J unior-Senior hockey game. Even though the weather was cold, the cheering sections were out rooting for their respective teams, and it gave vim, vigor, and vitality to the players. The Juniors started the game off with a bang by making a goal during the first five minutes of play. Nevertheless, the Seniors came through with a 5-1 victory. Betty Crowe was captain of the winners, and Marty Stephens headed the Juniors. Page 79 VHLLEYHALL Come on Seniors! Come on Juniors! These were the yells from the balcony as the two teams came out on the floor all ready for the annual J unior-Senior Volleyball game. The Juniors were eaptained by Gloria Fogle, and the Seniors by Pat Wharton. The game was nip and tuck, with the Juniors leading 17-15 at the end of the first half. But. the Seniors came back fighting and finally won 41-31. Page 80 llllll li UL Il The Riding Club, always a popular organization on campus, reached a new height this year with ninety-seven members. This club, which is the largest on campus, enjoys many activities, among which are the ever-famous dinners at the Coronado. Missouri's bright fall weather was an inspiration for many Riding Club activities, such as picnics and three trips to Devil's Ice Box. To everyone, one of the 'highlights of Christian's Commencement is the horse show, spon- sored by the Riding Club. The show, which follows the Commencement Pageant, is held at Druesdale Stables. At this time, the girls certainly rack on -each one with her eye on the beautiful trophies presented by Columbia businessmen. Mrs. Claude Drew is sponsor and instructor of the Riding Club, and its officers are: Betty Wickersham, president, Anna Lee Glenn, vice-president, Martha Stephens, secretary-treasurer, and Mary Jane Hindman, reporter. Page 82 Hllll H Page 83 GEORGENE SEAMAN Proud Max Chief MARY CATHERINE LYDAY Sporting Promise ANNA LEE GLENN Symphony Hllllll Christian College presents . . . two fifteen-minute weekly radio programs over KFRU. The Cottinghams, the traditional family of Christian, is presented for several Weeks in the fall. Other program series have been, 'Tamous Missouri Ladies, depicting experiences of Missouri women characterized by dolls in the state museumg Just For You, based on the children's stories of A. A. Milneg and The Poetry Corner. ' The scripts are Written by members of the creative Writing class. Over fifty students have been active i11 the radio work, which is under the direction of Miss Virginia Morris. A Page 84 llll ll The taree fliers of CC tlriis year are seniors, Thelma Kitch, Ruth Mollaun, and Mary Frances Allton. Y Having completed the ground school courses, which prepared them for the required written tests, these girls began training as pilots at the Columbia Municipal Airport. They fly with the Columbia Flying Service, Whose owner and instructor is Mr. E. W. Woods. This aeronautical course, sponsored by Christian, has enabled these three students to obtain their pilots' licenses, and also their own pair of wings with the CC seal. Page 85 IIIIIIIIIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ACTIVITIES X SX X E Q 3 -xiwk .-fix N QA -X R 1 SENIOR SONG The memory of our college days We'll hold forever dear, Recalling in so many ways The lasting friendships Started here. Though Christian College days may end We'll ever sing her praise. 'Til life's last glowing ember, We always will remember The joy of Christian College days. SENIOR FAREWELL SONG Days will be lonely Nights will be blue Juniors, we will miss you, Though you return For you we'll yearn, For Christian and for you. May fortune giveyou What she'll possess, Making your life a success. Seniors are true, They will miss you. Juniors, juniors, adieu. Q I .l I l 1 l l l l JUNIOR solve S l We drink to thee, our own C. C. We of the juniors, a toast to thee. , To the days we've spent with you l And to the memories we hold so true. 2 Ivy chained, knowledge gained, y Eyes toward the stars at which we aim I We look to thee, our guide, 1 Instill our faith and pride, E To be with us throughout the years. l l i IVY SONG I We gather now about this scene, With hearts all full of love, l We plant below this ivy green, i W l For dear C. C .... We plant our faith above. Our faith and love and loyalty, We plant below this ivy green For dear C. C. We leave .today these honored halls, We may not meet again . . . l Then plant the ivy by these Walls, The pledge that love shall reign, And may it strong and lustrous grow In beauty glad and free, l And crown at last with living green l The towers of old. C. C. I Page Air? 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These are familiar phrases when an all-school dance is set for Saturday night. The Twelfth Night Club, of which every girl is a member, has charge of these dances. The informal Open House dance was held here in the gym, While the formal Christmas and Valentine dances took place in the ballroom of the Tiger Hotel. Fittingly enough, the Country Club was a festive backdrop for the Spring Formal. Pg96 '97 l A i 1 r 1 1 Q 5 X 3 Page Q S s Q S Q S x S il ,i W ,J Q: Y Y I 3 2 -S E I x PUESY AT EHHISTIA FOB LACK OF A BETTER NAME ' Here's a story about a gal- CFolks didn't call her Tessj Her name was Season, A And here's the reason. She was breathless as Spring-and cold as Winter, C When the wrong guy gave her a ringj At times she was calm as leaves drifting in Fall, And not a bit on the beam. But the best of all of the changeable traits Of this Christian lass, Was the way she could act like a Summer's lake- As smooth as new-blown glass! -- TOUGH STUFF D Q-9-Y 0-C. X We 1 There are people who say ' That writing is tough, But here's my mournful tale-- ,'fNnef'- 35 50 YYN ugh 1 Lo To methething A tue u-X dn N 't Kc ,La That is really rough, , Is winning a guy by mail. wfxke.. 0..Noo u.-E. a.XL 'l:.V1C- C109 d- 'LK vv1f,5 up e.' XJ Q, Yx Ot ck to - qt ik g -f M Q- 1 Q, I at When exams are completed, And grades are recorded I think of the ruin L k,Vk.t TVA I N. Q.XK That bridge has afforded. 0 8,3 L-Uix Lhouf- A RESOLUTION Qywfk gt I GTX AD at And as if it were New Years, I firmly do vow, Q- 'wx 3 YT 50 Q! To stop with the next hand SWS Q, . QL' 'Xne'fe.'sTostudy . . . andhowl k..U 1 X Y1 Q, X0 V Mi, 0 S U- S- Q? THE BEAUTY or SPRING . en, S if: 1 O I Q' K V l 'nc' ,V , Ve M IL The wonders of nature are endless in spring, S 1-U if Q ' ' VU- ' So everybody thinks hiking is the thing. A ride to Devil's Ice Box, then from the bus we pour, L 0 V Ir' ,- To explore rocks and crannies and riverlets by the score . I learn the names of mosses and flowers of tinted hue, And birds, and bees and insects, there are really quite a few Despite my teacher's warning to avoid a certain weed, I get into Poison Ivy-the amateur hiker's creed. I -Excerpts from The Mike Page 101 . PHUPHEEY The year-19653 the place-Christian College Auditorium, the time-a September morifingg the occasion-the inauguration of a new faculty. A hushed stillness comes over the audience. This is a great day-an unusual day. For the first time in the history of the school, the entire faculty is made up of graduates of one class-the class of I 1945. Other members of that great class are present to witness the ceremonies. Still others have been pouring wires, calls, and messages into the office. The newly appointed president of the college, Cay Howland, stands before the speaker's stand. The music starts, and the new faculty congas sedately down the aisle. Leading the procession is Margaret Brown, Dean of Women, followed by the Dean of Faculty, Mary Frances Hunter, and Elizabeth Hutcherson, Head of the Conservatory. Then come Lucy Garton, Chemistry head, and Jayne Cox, Botany professor. Marge Groves, clad in flowing robes, is the new Math department head, and Lolly Strong is teaching Psy- chology. Pat Cartwright, Art department, is followed by members of the Conservatory: Eva Sue Fidler, voice, Grace Fisher, harp and violin, and Lois Adams, piano. l Suddenly the line is broken-there seems to be some confusion! But it's only Billye Abbott, riding the bicycle she inherited when she took over Mrs. Keeleyis job. Behind her walk Deanie Ballew, dramag and Vivian Alexander, voice and diction. The librarian, Billie Browning, is next in line, beside the l nurse, Lynda Cathey. The Spanish department is now headed by Bobbie Cook, famous for her Cook Tours To Mexico. After her comes Wilma Bicknell, national authority on Mar- riage and the Family. Andy Anderson, noted economist, is teaching at Christian while her husband is on a secret niis- sion in Africa. She is followed by Estelle Stewart, director of the orchestra. i Betty Hoegh, head of the dance studio, glides down the aisle beside Betty Wickersham, owner of the Christian Stables. QHer assistants, Shirley Blattner, Eleanor Shannon, 'lk and Frannie Houlton, are responsible for the improved stables.j i Marily Bowman, head of the Home Ec. Department, leads her experts, Dot Young, who has won various prizes for her unusual sewing methods, and Betty Lasley, recently voted Amer- icais Best Cook. This department is now responsible for the meals served in the dining-room, supervised by the new dietician, Maxine Falor. Margie Hood is in control of the Gym, -assisted by Betty Crowe, sports director, and Jan Cary, physical fitness instructor. The school now furnishes the gym clothes, designed by Hood, and consisting of pink tights and purple, turtle-neck sweaters. A Howland introduces and welcomes the new members of the faculty, and then adjourns the assembly. Everyone wanders over to St. Clair parlors, by way of the escalators, which were installed with the new building. QThe old hall of our days burned to the ground in 1955.5 There we are greeted by the house mother, Helen Black, still as healthy as ever! She's assisted at the tea-table by the other house mothers. Jane Mullen, of Missouri hall Cwho insists that she still can't smell a thingb, launches into a description of the Mo. alcoves, that are now glassed in for you-know-what. Q Page 1l72 l 1 l l LLLL l She is interrupted by the Hughes' house mother, Patty Evans, who brags about the other wing being added to Hughes, with the new third-floor ballroom. Joy Arn, who is still watching out for the Annex, and Sue Arnold, Cottage hostess, enter the conversation, and we learn all about the new air-field on back campus. Thelma Kitch is the instructor, and has some two hundred students, among them Mrs. Hertig, who is still running CC! We walk over to Mary Cleland, Permissions Secretary, to hear about Johnny, who is at home on the farm. She is talking to Glenna Graham, assistant Dean of Women. Clt seems that Brown needed an Hexpertv to listen to the girls' troublesj M. F. Johnson, Admissions Secretary, informs us that CC will have the largest enrollment in history this year. - 4 Danny Gregory, who puts up the mail, tells us that the V , 'Q 1 book store is still the same-no kleenex! Then we see ff, l' Z.. '3? ' ' cc - as - 07 .ff- ' Sandy Sandring, wearln one of her latest creations. f so 1 ,ggi g g 7? She calls it the Peroxide Bob. F 7 Reba McCann, the president's secretary, is deepiin , V . : H ' conversation with Joyce Spenser, business manager, and V- ' If Betty Jacobs, Hunter's secretary. They're discussing Mary ' , . ' Jo Long's latest experiment with tobacco. Billy Kay - Barton, publicity director, is busy taking pictures of Betty HO . ' Jean Bates, author of a world-famous cook book. Pancy dx ' l l ' l Allton, a second Amelia Earhart, is also snapped. Tance Boyer, college receptionist and cashier, an- nounces that there will be a short style show. Kreig Jenkins, who writes, directs, and announces for her own radio programs, is the commentator. She introduces Pinky Walter, head of the new Powers School, and mother of five boys. Her beautiful models, Shirley Jackson, Pat Wharton, and Jamie Branch, wear the latest creations of glass. Dulce Watson, concert soloist, beats out an unusual composition on the piano. The vocalist is Stella Melton, night club entertainer, and the words were written by Pat Burnett, who now gets paid to write songs about CC life. F A few more members of the Faculty arrive, and are introduced. Martha Zigler, of the French department, is accompanied by Janie Swinney, who teaches Texas jitter-bugging. Eleanor Nelson, Home Ec. expert, enters with Katherine Brummall, of the commercial department. Le N elle Buckley, instructor in character acting, flies in and does a quick skit for the ladies. The program now gets under way. Lou Nightwine, star of the Hour of Charm program, sings My Phil, and is followed by Doris Clarkson, another Gracie Allen. Buzz Bannon, noted for her dry humor, and Katy Kelly, always the funny-man, give a short skit-followed by the June Byers-Sis Cannonsister act Flea Gosney, Hollywood screen star, and Bobette Nash, currently' starring in the Broadway hit, Joan of Arc, stage a scene from Macbeth. Then Trudy Whiteley lectures on How to Be a Red- head and Like It, and Marguerite Carr plays a piano solo. The lighting is supervised by Judy Nash, the only lady light expert in Hollywood. Her best effects were used for Val X Loucks, sensational feature-dancer in Chicago. Kreig also introduces several famous people, many of whom hold national titles. Davis Lowery was recently chosen Na- tional Hiking champ, and Ann Mapes won the title of F an-Tan champion. Ruth Mollaun has held the women's title of Hot Pilot for ten years, and Betty Duncan was recently elected ' Queen of the Small but Mighty society. Grade school boys voted Nancy Hart The Face We'd Like Most To See on a Valentinef' and Ginny Armstrong was elected to the Healthy Cuth- berts' Club. l l l Page 103 l Several noted authors and lecturers are also in the audience: Cliff Carroll, author of Why Do People Ask Me.So Many Questions9 g Ruth Kotsrean, The Merits of St. Louis for Week- ends , Why Don't I Grow Upiw, by Pat Walker, Mickey Meinzer, who wrote Everything Happens to Mel , and Georgann Potts, author of The Good in Kentucky. 4 Q The lecturers include such notables as Jill Look Wide Awake and Alive Chapman, Mary Louise How To Fall ln and Out of Love Dawson, Elaine Stand On Your Own Two Feet Hedrick, 9 f J Wynne How To Buckle Down Saupeg and Bev Wall, The :Art J Q gfljfr of Making Decisionsf' y P Various telegrams and phone calls were received from other members of the class who were unable to attend. Carolyn Agee, 6,4 5 bone specialist, sent her congratulations, as did her assistant, Mary ,gf Braswell. Doris Young, Missouri politician, phoned, as did Mary l 3 Ann Glaub, who runs a chain of grocery stores. Barbara Downs, ,fs matron in a children's nursery, and Marilyn Hesse, flight nurse J between Caracas, Venezuela, and Kansas City, both wired their ffl congratulations. l Ardyth Hellner, typical New York Clubwomanf' and lher rival, Cherie Lou Davis, wrote letters to be read at the meeting. Jo Graham, Congresswoman, wired her greetings, as well as those of her secretary, Jean Charlton. Ruth Ann Johnson, designer of women's hats, sent various new creations for display in the style show. Several members of the class are engaged in occupations that resulted from their talents in the finer arts. Joyce Hoberecht is vocalist on a Childrenis Hour radio program, and Norma Jean Danks teaches voice in her home town. Jean Hourigan is head of the music department at Hickman High, and Jean Stewart runs a dance studio here in Columbia. Mugs Scherer started a Children's Theatre, which is competing with the Little Theatre that Pat Preston founded. Helen MoCarley teaches voice at C. C., and Theo Lyons is dancing for Arthur Murray. Mary Lyday spends her time raising horses, while Harriet Mattingly is a very successful business woman. Some late-comers arrive, and we hurry to greet them. The Hill twins are still arguing about who looks the oldest, and Betty, Carol, and Marjorie Jones keep insisting that they are not line of the Jones girls! Nancy Johnston has just returned from a trip to Alaska, where she tried in vain to establish her identity as an Eskimo. Annette Faulconer, an Army wife, is seen talking to Alice Owsley, who has just completed another of her brilliant experiments. Suzy Boeder, who is the best dress designer in New York, but 'cstill confused, confers with Mary Ann Shelton, who is talking about her latest marriage. Georgene Seaman, socialite horse- woman, enters with Jo Leavitt, star of a ballet group in Hollywood. Baby Heyl surprises us with a picture of her three six-foot sons. A l The meeting is ended by Howland reading several letters from grads who were unablel to return for the reunion. Corinne Chandler, Jackie Lindley, Dot Louden, and Dorothy Woody all report t.hat they are happily married, as is Helen Tilley, and Vir- I ginia Dodson declares that she's the happiest married woman in m l Muskogee. Anna Lee Glenn has been coaching her .children in A 'J J ridingfsince they could walk, and Elizabeth Itsclmer plans to send - f V . i' 4 I her three daughters to Christian. Ginnie Starr is a Navy wife, . and Mitsi McMein is living at Annapolis with her husband. One A l of the most outstanding wives is Marcheta lvens, who married 'Z y General Keith Simmon--the Marine who took an uninhabited I AQ island singlehanded! - Now the crowd gradually thins out. Soon the parlors are ut Q g empty once again of the class of 1945. Some will see more of Q' .J i A y school, others will never see Christian campus again! But all W-c 'f ,f2 will remember C. C. and carr memories of ha da s s ent 51tfq,,,. , ' , within its ivy-colored walls. Y ppy y p ll r 6'nm:,9'ddur, l l Pug 104 l l ALL THIS A Il ELASSES, Tllll. Sept. I9-Whee! The Wabash did it again! Yep, that amazing choo choo got us to Columbia in fine style-only a few hours late and still in timefor the opening of school. Hey, I'm a SENIOR now! Sept. 21-This SENIOR business is quite the stuff. Registration and classification were a cinch. Sept. 22-Opening convocation. Hobby, Dr. Miller, Mar- Sept. 30-The night we've been waiting for! The Mixer in Oct. Oct. Oct. 28 15-The Phi Thetas went social on us this afternoon. Can't understand why I got so confused last year. I felt like an old-timer tonight km when I took my lil' sisters to the faculty reception. garet Brown, and Cay Howland saw that everyone was properly welcomed. The Pajama Party to- night went off with a bang. Betty Guthrie and Doris Watson walked afway with top honors. the gym was super. Why don't we do this more Wabash often? No kidding-their reception and tea in Missouri Hall parlors were really something to write home about. I7-.leans and plaid shirts and lots and lots of food! That's right. The all-school campfire at Vandiver's Lake. Nobody fell in! -The Hallowe'en spirit was in full swing at the Frolic tonight. Pat Wharton and Ann Metzger were crowned Senior and Junior Hallowe'en Queens. Nov. 11-Mrs. Duncan and the drama students really packed 'em in for the performances of Dough Girls. Now I vant to be an actreezf' Nov. 16-Went to hear my favorite soprano, Miss Eleanor Shockey, in the first of the conserva- tory recitals. Nov. 23-Thanksgiving! Those sighs of relief belong to the poor juniors, who now consider Nov. 27 themselves fully initiated. 'Nuff said. Hooray! Seniors won the hockey game. Guess hockey isnit my game, though. I almost made a goal for the juniors. -The American Ballad Singers were here tonight. I would have gone to hear them any- way-even if Hobby hadn't told the Lit classes we'd 'cbetter be there. They were good! -The Christmas Formal was the last word in Christ- .. - Dec. 2 A mas Formals. And my blind date wasn't half bad! :ag rr- Even if he DID have buck teeth! 5 ' l Dec. 4-Junior class officers were elected tonight, and Ruth I Q Sears, Harriet Hoegh, and Betty Guthrie emerged I ' victorious. ' W I 53 Dec. 8-Dance and drama departments presented the Toy GQ H X 5.. Shop today-complete with Santa Claus and all 1 L O 'I I the trimmings. The little kids on the front row got ' g A a big bang out of everything. So did I. Page 105 Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. 21-'The drama department presented Liliom last Apr. May 26 5.. 16- 26-There was a concert tonight by the Weicher-Powers- 11-The St. Cecilia Club program was this afternoon. Tonight we Seniors had our formal Christmas dinner, and it was the best ever. 12-Merry Christmas, everyone! Christmas carols and last-minute packing and back to civilization. 3 4-Back at CC and business Cthat means classesj as usual? Now, what were those New Year's resolutions? l l 24-The juniors certainly went to town on their banquet tonight. Ruth Sears made a grand toastmistress. j v Exams all over. Second semester begins. This f semester I'm gonna study. Unquote- j Faculty show tonight. Result: The biggest laugh I've had in ages. That faculty of ours doesn't miss a trick! l 24-The Valentine dance at the Tiger ballroom was , quite the thing. And Freddie was NOT a blind j date-I met him at the Dairy yesterday. f I night and tonight. ' ' 0 l l Reuter String Trio. I'm just a music lover at heart. j -Everything was perfect for the Spring Formal tonight. It didn't even rain! I felt like l a million in Susie's new formal. A June 3-Oh, my gosh! I've lost all track of time lately. Things have been happening so fas, . June 4- ' ak S llmx 4' J.. 'F' f This morning we donned White caps and gowns for Baccalaureate services in the Chris- tian Church. I thought that would make me feel grown-up and dignified, but I whs too sad to think about that when the time came. Tonight the juniors serenaded us, and I couldnit help crying a little. I wish this were last year again. Ivy Chain this morning, and I just can't get over that beginning of the end feeling. Cay Howland's Ivy Chain oration was beautiful, the whole scene was beautiful with the seniors in their pastel formals. Barbara Boxwell was queenlier than ever when she was crowned Commencement Queen at the May Fete this evening. And lush was the word for attendants, Jayne Harlan and ,Jo Stentzel l I couldn t miss the Horse Show tonight How those gals could ride! My eyes are still blinded from those shiny big cups Q f . : qs v 'it' i 6 I A ' .ek 5 O i this morning All the time I kept thinking about 'f I Y A 4 . - X 2 1 ' ' 5 1 K- , . - ' l 1 I 9 . I gray, - . . . . 0 o Vqffhg 4 . V fx . . I O ag.. - i 'A , . I ' ' - F ' June 5--Well, this is it! Commencement in the Auditorium what a swell year this has been. Kemper dances and singing in the dining room and overnight hikes. Good-night girls and chocolate rolls and Come to Council at 5:00. Honor awards and sunbaths on back campus and Hobby telling us the story of The Happy Prince at the Christmas assembly. Rainy Saturdays and the Water Carnival and the Senior Dance and-vstell, just EVERYTHING. Then they called my name, and President Miller handed me my diploma, which made everything I had been feeling ofIicia1. 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