Culver Stockton College - Milestones Yearbook (Canton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1930 volume:

1.1 A-Sflve.-r uz.0.Y4 Q L4 gre.-r .gufaokfgy C4D7QjQI 4. Nfa Q4 Ml53aurf , IIMIIJIHIHIEBSCIIIGDNIIEBS Published by the SIIEBIINIHINDIWR GEJIKQASS of Ill QD 3 GD GEQTIIIHKQVHEBHRNSCIIFGDIIBHIQGJIFGIDIINF GIEGIDIIIQIIEQIIEMIPTW IIDJIEBIIDJIIGBAGJIUINDN To those students of the future who by the integrity of their lives and achieve- ment during their careers will bring Honor and Glory to their Alma Mater. llI?4DllRllENWDllRllD It is the purpose of the Milestones to picturize a typical year at college, with a record that can he preserved, of the in- dividual student and his activities. Our desire is that this book will be ex- pressive enough of the spirit of Culver- Stockton to draw many young people of the future to study in her beloved halls. CAROLINE STEINMAN Editor-in-Chief H. M. PAUL Business Manager 4l'34DN6IllfiIE5N6lIlfS BOOK ONE ......... BOOK TWO ...,.... BOOK THREE .,..... BOOK FOUR .,...... BOOK FIVE ,..,...., BOOK SIX .......... Administration .Classes Athletics Fraternities Organizations Kampus Kappers DR. CARL JOHANN Pl'6.fz:6!6'i7l' of Culver-Stacletofl 1902-1912 IN MEMORIAM I HENDERSON HALL ' . N . X X 'B xxx--. ...xt CULVER HALL L. L. CULVER GYMNASIUM - 4 ..f. . , Q 1 ffiz. .5 f ., . Riff' 32,2 ,H 4::.ga'., V 'Z ,315 'J' 7 3-2-i'-1 34 zfgvtl' .f 1 ' 'sv 3-'rfffi r, I 1 ' xy 2 Ni 4 I lr z I 4.- 1 G4 E1llQl34D21 STUDENT SENATE OFFICERS President ........ ...........,... G ERALD MAGGAR'1' Vice-President ....... .... C OURTLAND MOTLEY Secrctzlry-Treasurer .... .... C ARL HAMANN SENIORS HELEN BOZARTII LYMAN SCHORK GERALD MAGGART LENORA STEVENSON JUNIORS BERNIECE HUDSON NOLIA Wooo COURTLAND MOTLEY SOPHOMORES CARL HAMANN FRANCES STARR FRESHMAN ELLEN BOWLIN The Student Senate is composed of representatives elected from each class, the number depending upon the rank of the class. This group decides questions which arise in the student body and governs them in general. The oflicers are elected by the student body at large. It is government of the students, by the students, and for the students. turn' lg Page Sixteen 'H 61993503 H2 wwf rw' ' ar 'ch ..-,g,,W:,:'g1 5? 1 , svn., 4.4, , J 4 w awe - q T' ' 53,55 5450 ., 'Mm jk 94 'U 5' ., U, Y ' Qgqx fa? , ,' '. r -, I A ,Q-:H ?'f'fA?72!f, I A v-.fm ee' ' 'Q ff' STUDENT SENATE na.: wa? 5'n f-ga Page Seventeen I G4 QSJILQIPSBGD? W N M JOHN HEPLER WOOD, D. D., Puusnnxwr A JV Q:- V ff ' 4-14 K 2 M U V' 015 Qv' IEW I age. Etglllllcil W 5199309 W LEWIS SYLVESTER HOPKINS Dean of College of Arts and Science .lf 33.5 gre. Page Niarctecn f1llQD3flD? 2'- HENRY GADD HARMON, M. A. Head of the Department of Education B.A., 1923, Cotner College, M.A., 1925, Transylvania College, Graduate Student,Uni- versity of Nebraska, summer of 1925, Graduate Student, University of Chicago, summers of 1927, 1928, and 1929, Professor of English and Ancient History, Sixth Pro- vincial Normal College, Anhwei, China, 1923-1924, Professor of History and Political Science, 1925-1928, and Professor of Educa- tion, Culver-Stockton College, 1928-. i' ERNESTINE BENNETT, B.S., M.A. Inrtrnctor in Education B.S. in Education, 1928, M.A. 1929 University of Missouri, Assistant in El- ementary Education, 1928-19295 Instructor in Elementary Education, summer of 1929, Instructor in Elementary Education, Culver- Stockton College 1929-. u 013 C345 XVII? r2.0 Page Twenty GH 19119934139 WILLIAM EBIEN SCHULTZ, M.A., Ph.D. Head of the Department of English and .fpeecla B.A., 1906, M.A., 1907, Culver-Stockton College, MA.A. 1909, Yale University, Re- search Student in British Libraries, summer of 1914, Ph. D., 1915, Yale University. In- structor in Modern Languages, Culver-Stock- ton College, summer of 1907, Professor of Modern Languages, LaGrange College, 1907- 1908, Instructor in English, University of Kansas, 1909-1911, Fellow in English, Yale University, 1911-1912, Assistant in English, Yale University, 1912-1915, Instructor in Englis-h, University of Illinois, 1915-1916, Professor of the English Language and Literature C1916-D, Acting Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences C1919-19205, Culver-Stockton College, 1916-. 45 Ae.,,..,a an 4.1 JC.. 3 Amid Bu-s'w-at ADA WALLACE ROBERTS, Ph.B., M. A. Inftructar in English B. A., 1914, Culver-Stockton College, Ph. B., 1915, M. A. 1927, University of Chicago, Graduate Student, Columbia University, summer of 1925, Teacher of English, Kirks- ville High School, Kirksville, Missouri, 1917- 1918, Teacher of English, Canton High School, Canton, Missouri, 1922-1923, In- structor in English, Culver-Stockton College, 1923-. 044 Q50 N15 Page Twenty- W QJILEHIPGDBQ -- ROY MILTON SMITI-I, M.A. Imrrueter in English and Speech: Director of Dreemeeticr and Foren.ric.r Diploma, 1906, Central State Normal School, Lock Haven, Penn., B.A., 1912, Albright College, student, Columbia College of Expression, Chicago, summer of 1913, M.A., 1926, University of Nebraska. Teacher in Public Schools, Shawville, Penn., 1901- 1904, and Summer Normal School, Chaney- ville, Penn., summers of 1907 and 1908, Head of the Department of Speech, Western Union College, 1912-1918, pastoral Work, 1918-1922, Head of the Department of Speech, Western Union College, 1922-1929, Secretary of Fac- ulty, Western Union College, 1924-19295 Instructor in English Language and Speech, Culver-Stockton College, 1929-. HAROLD E. BRIGGS, M.A., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Social .fciences B.A., 1923, M.A., 1924 University of South Dakota, Ph.D., University of Iowa, 19295 Superintendent of Harding County High School, Buffalo, South Dakota, 1924- 1927g Professor of History and Political Science, Culver-Stockton-. -an can Pug 'Twenty-two i1llQD34D? MAURINE MAYS, B.S., M.A. Inrtructor in Modern Languager B.S. in Ed., 1922, M.A., 1926, University of Missouri, Graduate Student, University of Mexico, summer of 1924, University of Colorado, summer of 1925. Teacher of Modern Languages, Synodical College, Ful- ton, Missouri, 1921-19225 Assistant in Mod- ern Languages, University of Missouri, 1922- 19235 Professor of Modern Languages, Culver- Stockton College, 1923-. MADELINE STINSON, B.A., M.A. Instructor in Modern Languager B.A., University of Toronto, 1925, M.A., Syracuse University, 1926, Instructor in German and Spanish, Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia, 1926-1927, Instructor in French and German, Tarkio College, Tarkio, Missouri, 1927-1929, Instructor in Modern Languages, Culver-Stockton College 1929-. Page Twenty-three axe. new 6-'E'-D G'-1 6519136395 X2 TRUE TAYLOR, M.A. Instructor in .facial Science B.A., 1921, Missouri Wesleyan College, M.A., 1924, Northwestern University, Prin- cipal of the Academy and Instructor in Social Science, Missouri Wesleyan College, 1921- 19235 Registrar and Professor of Social Science, Missouri Wesleyan College, 1924- 19275 Professor of Social Science, Culver- Stockton College, 1927-. MRS. TRUE TAYLOR, B.A. Instructor in Phyrical Education and Art Diploma in Expression, 1920, Missouri Wesleyan College, B.A., 1924, Missouri Wesleyan College, Graduate Student, Uni- versity of Missouri, summer of 1926. Teacher of English, Missouri Wesleyan Academy, 1921-1922, Director of Physical Education for Women, and Assistant Instructor in Public Speaking, Missouri Wesleyan College, 1921- 19234 Instructor in English and Public Speak- ing, McKendree Colle e, first semester, 1923, Instructor in Art and Physical Education, Culver-Stockton College, 1927-. worn g Page 'Twenty-four -'fe 519303 W nu: V31 HERBERT BUNKER, B.A. Head af the Department af Playeical Education B.A. 1923, University of Missouri, Summer Coaching School, University of Missouri, 1928, Director of Freshman Athletics, Uni- versity of Missouri, 1923-1924, Instructor in Physical Education and Assistant in Major Sports, Alabama Polytechnic Institute, 1924- 19255 Instructor in Physical Education and Assistant in Major Sports, University of Florida, 1925-19265 Director of Athletics, Missouri Athletic Club, 1926-1927, Coach and Director of Physical Education, LaSalle Academy, Kansas City, Missouri, 1927-1928, Professor of Physical Education, Culver- Stockton, 1928M. BERNARD ROSENTHAL, M.S. I mtractor in Science B.S., 1917, M.S., 1919, Lafayette College, Student, Cornell University, summer of 1925. Member of American Association of Petro- leum Geologists. Instructor in Geology, Lafayette College, 1919, Professor of Biology and Physical Education, Culver-Stockton College, 1919-19205 Instructor in Science, Culver-Stockton College, 1927-. Page Twenty-five gnu. new Gi' 6'-E'-D ESTELLE TANDY, B.S. 'J 5123151141391 LLOYD JUAN GRAHAM, B.S., M.A. Proferror of Phyyjeezl Science B.S., in Ed., 1919, Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Graduate Student, University of Chicago, summers of 1921, 1925, 1927, and 19294 M.A, 1923, University of Missouri, Assistant in Chemistry, North- east Missouri State Teachers College, 1916- 1919, Principal of High School, Brookfield, Missouri, 1918-19195 Graduate Assistant in Chemistry, University of Missouri, 1919-20, Professor of Chemistry and Physics, Culver- Stockton College, 1920-. Ji. ,X-gf! , Head of the Department of Home Ecmzomier B.S., University of Missouri, 1925, Teacher of Home Economics, Southern College, Petersburg, Virginia, 1925-1926, Teacher of Home Economics, Western Maryland Col- lege, Westminister, Maryland, Graduate Stu- dent Columbia University, summer of 1928, Graduate Student, University of Wisconsin summer of 19294 Instructor in Home Ec- 7 I, 5,4 onomics, Culver-Stockton College, 1929-. , ,mfg Q' 'iff r 322' W?- i 'P' Page Twenty 5.54m ,CEU - sf61125lll31D? rf-2 HENRY BARTON ROBISON, M.A., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Religion ,B-A-, 1893, Transylvania College, Classical Dlploma, 1893, the coucgc of the Bible, M-A-, 1894, Transylvania College, Ph.D., 1907, University of Chicago, Instructor in Classics, Transylvania Colle e, 1893-19095 Pastor in El Paso, Texas, ant? Mobile, Ala- bamilg Dean of the School of Religion, and Professor of the New Testament Language fl'1lCl Literature, and the Philosophy of Re- ligion, Culver-Stockton College, 1910-. WILLIAM V. Rooszx, M.A. Proferrar of the Old Tertrzment B.A., 1915, Drake Unive1'sity,M.A., 1916, University of Chicago, Graduate Student, University of Chicago, Autumn and Winter Quarters, 1916-1917, Academic Years 1919- 1921, 1922-1923, summers of 1920, 1921, 1924, Fellow in New Testament, University Of Chicago, 1920-1921, 1922-1923, Professor Of Religious Education, Illinois Disciples' Foundation at the University of Illinois, 1921-1922, 1923-1925, Special Instructor in Church History, Y.M.C.A. College, Chicago, Winter Quartet, 1927, Academic Year 1927- 1928: Professor of the Old Testament, Culver- Stockton College, 1928-. Page Twenty-.s 'u ann f'E4Y f61l231l131ID9f- GEORGE MANIFOLD, M.A., S.T.B. Head of the Department of Foreign Languagex B.A., 1900, M.A., 1915, Transylvania Col- lege, S.T.B., 1917, Graduate Student, 1918, Harvard University, Graduate Student, sum- mer of 1924, University of Chicago. Pro- fessor of 1-Iomiletics, and Superintendent of Bible Extension Department, Bethany Col- lege, 19199 Pastor in New Zealand, Australia, West Virginia, and Ohio, Professor of An- cient Languages, Culver-Stockton College, 1924e-. BYRON INGOLD, M.A. Head of the Department of Physical Scieneer B.A., 1910, Culver-Stockton College, M. A., 1915, Central Wesleyan College, Graduate Student, University of Missouri, summer of 1918. Professor of Mathematics, Culver- Stockton College, 1904-. fl Twen ty-eight paw. fi? 'EQ ' RONALDJ. NEIL, B.A., Mus. B. Head of the Department of Fine Arte B.A., 1925, Mus. B., 1925, Kansas Wes- leyan University, Voice withflulia Short, and Herbert Wall, University o Missouri, As- sistant Instructor in Voice, Kansas Wesleyan University, 1923-1925, Instructor in Voice and Piano, Kidder Junior College, Kidder, Missouri, 1925-1926, Public School Music Supervisor, Kidder, Missouri, 1925-1926, In- structor in Voice and Public School Music, Culver-Stockton College, 1926-. GRACE L. GIDDENS, B.A., Mus. B. Imrraetor in Piano, Organ and Theory B.A., 1927, Mus. B., 1927, Simpson Col- lege, University of Colorado, summer of 1926, College of Music, Denver, Colorado, summer of 1928, Instructor in Piano and Theory, Marion College, 1927-1928, Chicago Musical College, Piano with Rudolph Ganz, summer of 19295 Instructor in Piano, Organ and Theory, Culver-Stockton College, 1928.- Page Twenty-n li61llQlD34D?f as exe. nav Q f6lllQD34lDr he .IULIAN R. SMITH, Canton 2 Trenrnrer and Bn.rine.r.r Manager AUBREY NELSON ALLEN, M.A. Enrollment Secretary and Director of Publicity B.A., 1924 Culver-Stockton College, Grad- uate Student, University of Chicago, summer of 1925, M.A., University of Missouri, 1928, Superintendent of Schools, Wayland, Mis- souri, 1923-19245 Superintendent of Schools, Center, Missouri, 1924-1927, Instructor in Psychology Q1928-19291 Enrollment Secre- - tary and Director of Publicity C1927-D, Culver-Stockton College, 1927---. ,zu had g Page Thivty Qlllilldllr' Q Lourmzo Gmcomo FAsc1NA'1'o I mtructor in Band and Orclaertml Irzrrrmzzerm' Educated in Italy, Studied under Mad- alozzo, 1901-1903, Studied under Fiorese, 1903-19065 Member of Royal Regiment Band, under Bottoli, 1906-19094 Grand Opera Season with Perelli, 1909, Conductor Sey- mour Italian Band, 1910-1911, Venetian Band, Chicago, 1912-1924g Shelbina Concert Band and High School Orchestra, 1914-19204 Instructor in Band and Orchestral Instru- ments, Culver-Stockton College, 1920-19255 Director of Music in Public Schools, and Conductor of Municipal Band, Lancaster, Wisconsin, 1925-1927, Instructor in Band and Orchestral Instruments, Culver - Stockton, 1927-. f ff f M X X j ,ff W l f ,fi X ,V . . ,fn aff R if J!!! V6 ,W no IWW if W'i MZi A'f'V7 f Ag W ,aff ,ff fc ff ' Malumuwr G. l3AsKu'r'r I X 'x'f', ' Vx! 'lf Dean qfC1zluer Hal! Af ff---'W ,QQ X K CLAUDE E. Spimcisn, B.A. Imtructor in Library Science B.A., 1922, Culver-Stockton Collegeg Stu dent, University of Illinois Library School summers of 1922, 1923g Student Librarian, Culver-Stockton College, 1917-1922, Librar- ian, and Instructor in Library Science, Culver Stockton College, 1922. Page Thirty-one asa. KEY J . CIBIIEQASSIIESS f'Ts: ' Y S S ...f q.-'Sf'-Q:-'. , 9, I , ' -.,-v,.H.. - 'AJ-,215-22-1 1 , .rx , .1 x '. .. 534 - ' -A 'f-'C'L',x:-A.: , ,. gm ' .R ,,1.43'- .yavg N4 ,- 1 f Z' Z r 1 'MTN ' a I ,I M.-. . 5 fx ,+A LJ w f ' :.r- 'IBIS S1lE3N1IIA6llRS W 519309 W ADRAIN FULLERTON S1-u31.n1NA B. A. Social Science Class President 4, Theta Kappa Nu 1, 2, 3, 4, I-louse Manager 4g Mu Sigma 4, Dramatic Club 3, 44 Glec Club 3, 4, Student Male Quartettc 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Cast of Adam and Eva 4. He full: bard, but never ,gels hurt . nu.: '49 'K' Page 'T'l1i'rty-fmw we QJHQPSBGDBP fi.-'Q CAROLINE STEINMAN MIEXICO B. A. Home Ecofzomiar Class Vice-President 4, Phi Kappa Chi, President 4, Vice-President 45 Girl Razzers 3, President 4g Milestones Editor 45 House Council President, summer of l929g Dramatic Club 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. 3, 45 W. A.A. 3, 45 Hardin College 1, 2. Wl1ere C471 10t'4h'7ld zz girl to luke ber place? n-14 ur-or wax , Page Tlrivty-fmc W 5 QJILQDSMDBQ LYMAN SCHORK MONTICELLO B. A. Modern Lanigfmtgef Mu Theta Nu 1, Secretary 2, President 45 Mu Sigma President 3, 45 Milestones Staff 35 Megaphone Staff 25 Student Senate 4, Vice- President 35 Student Song Leader 45 Boys Glee Club 3, 44 Boys Pep Squad 45 College Quartette 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, Secretary 25 French Club 2, 35 Cast of Bohemian Girl 25 Messiah 45 Mar- tha 35 'Mikado 25 Faust 1. A Can.fcientiou.r boy who wants to be as near Perfect fu paffiblen. ff-1'-A ui'-A new 9.37 Page 'Thirty-six cg 4191309 Q KARL STAUS WOODLAND B. .S'. Cbflilifflfjf Class Treasurer 4, President 3, Psi Beta Epsilon 1, 2, Corresponding Secretary 3, President 45 Theta Alpha Phi 3, President 4g Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 4, Chemistry Club 1, 2, Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, Staff, The Intimate Stranger 2, The Wishing Well 3, Cast, Kindling 3. .S'aid to have been fl Zfulier mme in High S'claaol . iQ was pg., brew Page Thivzy-sevc . HSJILQDSMD? eb?-'V WALLACE KITCI-I CANTON B. .S'. Cbfliiifflfj' ' Psi Beta Epsilon Clmrtzer Member, Secretary 24 Dramatic Club 1, 2g Chemistry Club 35 Culver-Stockton summer school 1928. fl miiqlngy nice fellow mn! Il ren! 1l'0l'k6'l '. pc.-. F249 Page Thirty-aight GH HEIILQDSHD? R HELEN BOZARTH LAGRANG IE B. A. Hi.ff0lj' Phi Kappa Chi 2, Vice-President 3, Corresponding Secretary 44 Dramatic Club 45 Student Senate 45 LaGrange College 1. fmt bow or when, we .mrebf mmm! ray, but if we dwfr, we ought to bear of ber .rome dw . X14 usa. un , Page 'Thirty-n G4 519309 W mf'1 0fi pb . , kk f gf' N ig -H lpn' .P+ f 'Q'fm32. F wtf mr ik WETA BEAMER FULTON B. A. Efzglixb Y. W. C. A. 3, 4g William Woods College 1, 2. MA quiet girl, and a-friend to e11efgf0f1e. 145 png vm mv Page Forty Q1 6199303 ,X a -A ...Al HELEN BROWN LAGRANGE' B. S. Biology W.A.A. 45 La Grunge College 1, 2. ,Qniel om! m1f1.r.r1m1i1lg. Ctlifftfllll IIIUUIIE wlro kflomr fngytlfing abou! ber. Q4 Pa plc Forty-m 5.50 CEU PQ W 41119151109 2? GERALD E. MAGGART QUINCY, ILL1No1s B. A. Bible Plailofoploy Psi Beta Epsilon 1, 2, Secretary 3, President 45 Theta Alpha Phi 3, 45 Phi Kappa Delta 3, Secretary 45 Gamma Upsilon 3, President 45 Ministerial Association 1, 2, 3, President 45 Debate team 3, 45 Mile- stone Staff, Business manager 35 Megaphone Staff 1, 25 Parlimentarian 1, 25 Class President 25 Pep squad 3, 45 Ancient Language Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cast of The Drums of Oude , The Brat 3. Dorff bother the Profr, ark me . at-2.1 pp., Page Forty-tu W 511 QD 3 GD it 5-'Sv ' lf' Q V, - lg l 2115- '!lp,3,fDx.A. ,av 'ilV'2f4,j'j f7,.ff,,-JD,-',f'f -if '11 Ii, ,1 ...jf V wfr1-v-f1- 'I 'Wi ffw- - , J i j Aff J N l l 5 . 'X fl .ly f ' l l M'- 1 ARTHUR BUEL NORMAN CHILLICOTHE B. A. K Hiftofy Mu Theta Nu 1, 2, 3, 45 Gamma Upsilon 4g Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pan Hellenic Council 3, 45 Megaphone 1, 2, 3, Editor 44 Debating 3g C-S Club 45 Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, 34 Football 34 Cast of Adam and Eva 4. MakeJ hix dater from an alphabetical lin of proJpect.r . Page Forty-three 1 LB'-04 hid' G9 519305 hw SOPHIA OYSTER LAGRANGIE B. A. Enlglixh , Phi Kappa Chi 3, 4: Cast of Saved 3g LaGrange College 1, 2. Gen lofzcyowc taking lvefirclf .fcriofz.rly. ,zu g.z-4 937 F2444 Page Fovty-four eff 5199309 ww H. M. PAUL LAGR1XNGE B. A. Edzzmtion Business manager, Milestones 45 LaGrange College 1, 2. Mode good at college amd- at homo . Eg uf:-e. Page Forty-five we 5199309 W LAWRENCE PIERCE HUNTsv1LL1z, ILLINOIS B. A. Edumtiwz ' Megaphone Staff 44 Milestone Staff 4g Blackburn College 1. A burden to lyifmclf, but 710i to others. mr.: un? 55 ,-c., Page Forty-six GA 5193499 VS'-D LEOTA TRUEBLOOD MEMPHIS B. A. H Urafgf Dramatic Club 1, 44 Glcc Club 1, 4. In Jearcb of zz kqy to Il ton of knowledge. 4934 LF!! 'tn Eva Page Fo-fry-se-v GH 'QJILQDEMDBP at-'Q LENORA STEVENSON PALMYRA B. A. Mezthemezticr Omega Delta President 3, 4, Pan-Hellenic Council 4, President 3, Student Senate 3, 45 Gamma Upsilon 4, Chemistry Club 2, 3, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 4, W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Razzers 3, 45 Mile- stones Staff 3, House Council President 44 Parlimentarian 2. 'Abe' ix tall and a worker, jim' like :mother 'Abe' we read af. 01,9 CZ N49 251 Page Forty-eight W QJILQIPEMD? will YJ? RUTH E. CARWELL HANNIBAL B. A. Marbefmzticx Omega Delta, President 2, W. A. A., Y. W. C. A., Dramatic Club 1, 2, 4, Ancient Language Club 1, 2, Milestones Staff 25 House Council, summer of '27, Cast of Manoeuvres of Jane , As You Like It lg Summer School, Culver-Stockton 25, 26, 27 and 28. Obi What 4 quiet and .rtudiouy girl. Page Forty-ni CEA 3' HSJILQIPSBGDBH ELSIE PARKER DAVENPORT, IowA B. A. Ezzglifla Omega Delta President 2, Y. W. C. A. 1, President 2, W. A. A. 1, 2, Milestone Staff 2, House Council, Summer of '27g Cast of Arrival of Kitty 27, French Club 1, 24 Summer School, Culver-Stockton 25, 26, and 27. We know .rlJe'J blond and we wonder if .rhe ix dizzy . Page Fifty KQJILQDSEMD? SQ WILLMEDA WHITE LAGRANGI5 13. 5. Home Econamiar LaGrange College 1, 2. Taka ber time for eveqytbing but ll.l'7l!Z!4j! germ Mere. fnzq wr: gg Page Fifty-one G4 02.4 vrn 519305 VIRGINIA ZAI-IN CANTON B. A. Mzzfic Class Secretary 4, Vice-President 34 Omega Delta 3, 44 Mu Sigma Charter member 3, 4g Dramatic Club 3, 44G1ee Club 2, 3, 44 Orchestra 2, 3, 44 Band 4g South Western College 1. Hiding gem' type with three .rfzeczlf llllflltl mul Il l'c'1fe1re Page Fifty-tw 550 CY40 5.50. :uv 5611193039 C. H. BUNDY B. A. Bible Plailampby IVAN INGOLD B. A. Matbematiar EARL LEWIS B. A. Bible Pbilomplay COMBS STERRETT B. A. Social .Silence CANTON ROGERS, ARKANSAS FAIRFAX SANTA Fl: Page F if ty-three H5 Axe. J, . 1 . ,. i'.1 - - nf. 6. , .,,, . . ,a5v:fiQ, 1.3.43--. ':.N-4 , fleii .f. ' - A . 5. . -:ffi ' -, an-,H - -1. . . , :ew .' J I ,ATN J' ' 'ni f' ' ' ' m' .. . ' . Wx '- . ,R X. b .2 ,' X , .3 'Y Q11H1LfUlN1HlmD1lRS r 12 G-W 519309 'Q R. Hu'rcuxRsoN Maywood Class President, Theta Kappa Nu, Theta Alpha Phi, Dramatic Club, President, Min- isterial Association, Megaphone, Business Man- ager. J- Superb Vmomul GARRISON Hillview, Illinois Class Secretaryg Chi Omega, Vice-President, Mu Sigma, Dramatic Clubg Pan-Hellenic Council, W. A. A., Glce Club, Girl Razzers. ' .SLTIIPIIIDIII ' ' jassa Cmmaas LaGrange Class Treasurer, Psi Beta Epsilon, Vice- Presiclcntg Dramatic Club, Milestones Staff, Debate, Cheer Leader. I I I .S'rmp1qy EDWARD ARMSTRONG Hannibal Theta Kappa Nu, Glce Club. .S'ong.rter Esruan Auzsmna Plymouth, lllinois Milestones Staff, Dramatic Club. ' 'Snphi rtimted ' ' FRED BURGER ElSbCFl'y Theta Kappa Nu, Archon, Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil, Vice-President, C-S Club, Vice-President, l Football, Basketball. l ' Sage el, vii Page Fifty-six .5x:o- mv Qi QSIILQDSMD? Q J. WEBSTER CLARK Milan Psi Beta Epsilon, Secretary, Dramatic Club, Football. .S'agario1u ' ' ERNEST W. Cnfmuans Lewistown Psi Beta Egsilon, House Man, Dramatic Club, Gamma psilon. ' '.S'eri01z.r ' ' Mus. CLEAVER Detroit, Michigan Chi Omega, Recording Secretary, W. A. A. Now MARJORY ELLIOTT Mcndon Omega Delta, Vice-President, Dramatic Club, Vice-President, House Council, Vice-President, W. A. A., Vice-President, Mu Sigma, Girl Raz- ZCFS, Glee Club, Y. W. C. A., Milestones Staff, Cast of Adam and Eva . ' '.S'ub.rervimt' ' Ronmvr HARGIS Temple, Texas Theta Kappa Nu, Oracle, Phi Kappa Delta, Vice-President, Debate, Pan-Hellenic Council, Ministerial Association. ' '5'l1cce.r.rff1l ' ' Banmacn Hunsow CELDIOI1 Chi Omega, Dramatic Club, Milestones Staff, Megaphone Staff, W. A. A., Y. W, C. A., Girl azzers. '.S'porry 1 - Zwnvfwjjb X741 hjwtfxw v- ..G:U I A ,, um flu. ' eaolybji-Z? IMUU M P... fa W M9305 W KIULA INcoLD Canton Chi Omega, Ritual Ollicer, Theta Alphi Phi, Secretary-Treasurer, Gamma Upsilon, Vice- Prcsidcnt, Dramatic Club, Secretary, W. A. A. ' '.fedl1lau.r' ' 4 'r D Ni Ciiixnnizs-Iiscons Canton ,pf Psi Beta Epsilon, Y. M. c. A., Ministerial 4 il Association, Band. i ' A 'CMJ J l .S'rmd1 ,U 'jf Jig p ff - Q ' f ,fl -i J, ,wi iff' ' Jil BILLIEJONES Canton f I . x, I .f ,v M ,ff J 1 6. - f ! ,jf V! i Phi Kappa Chi, President, Theta Alpha Phi, . Vice-President, Pan-Hellenic Council, Secretary, Mu Sigma, Dramatic Club, Orchestra. I Us - , sr 1, Z, Q, ffm 'Q X X Aa' I' if tx ill Q l f QR Banvi. S. Kmsan Promise City, Iowa V JiJ,f' Psi Beta Epsilon, Ministerial Association. ,f , f i j f ' 'Stmlmt' ' V ,f ,J 4 i Z I ftp! vs 9 1 A j I J ' y K J' WAYNE KOONTZ Loraine, Illinois , Psi Beta Epsilon, Pan-Hellenic Council, I A Dramatic Club, Cast of Adam and Eva . - x i ffl, Q , JJ .5'ir1c:re JX7 VL li Vyfi ' ff' ,1 9 'lf A ' Louis LAMBBRT Hannibal N .f J, 4. .J ll Theta Kappa Nu, C-S Club, Football. , 3 X' '!- ',' ' .S'keptiml nn: L50 wai 0:0 Page Fi f my-eight Ge 519303 W l l l Louisa Lasslo Bonner Springs, Kansas Dramatic Clubg Milestones Staffg Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A.g W. A. A. .S'pmkcr' ' Lua B. MULLIN Pleasant Hill, Illinois Theta Kappa Nu. .S'cemly Russm. M. MILLER Canton Theta Kap a Nug Dramatic Clubg Cast of Adam and ligvang Glee Clubg Spanish Clubg Megaphone Assistant. .S'mirl COURTLAND MQTLEY Bowling Green Theta Kappa Nug Phi Kappa Delta, Presidentg Student Senate, Vice-Presiclentg Debate. m.,f-p-wma KA'runYN MAIITIN Huntsville Y. W.C. A.g W. A. A.g Girl Razzcrs. sf,1f.f1f' Enwmzn Owim Kahoka Theta Kappa Nug C-S Clubg Football. , ' '.S'ub,rlur1tiu!' ' mas.: 'o-29 Lxwiw Page Fifty-'nine Q5 5199305 Q F LORA TILLOTSON Canton Y. W. C. A., W. A. A., Girl's Glcc Club, Dramatic Club, Megaphone Staff. .S'm.riblr Ky O RUTH Tice Perry Chi Omega, Herald, Dramatic Club, Y. W. R C. A., W. A. A. U ' 5'ofirit0u.r I. f'l l x x f , If x l l J lyl l J hi EL1zAmz'rn THoMPsoN LaHarpe, Illinois I fl NU X Jr, rl' IK gl 'l K Om a Delta, Treasurerg Dramatic Club. JY 'ill lxi x , , .0 g U 1 ' N I , ' I I i 'ii-.ll Km, l i' lJ x,2f yi. 'vp '5'Clf0 QT l 'Vp Ali l,xsVV,X, if A ww .W ll ' . K A J l ff YYQ, T lj !+y.l2g'ruiz Rizinlllyj-Vlhyjflyfl Il.Yberty,llIllinbislQjl ' , ' Mugigmag Dramatic Club, Y. W. C. A.,W. A. l - l li Y A., Girls Glcc Club. ' XJ! M k , Laws fl HYIXJLX N - ?5f'5'l K . ld lhf il x 5'-N R 'QA Q 1 X, Q5 lg .-3 on ., . ,X . X Q 1 I , J HELEN ToMLiNsoN Maywood Phi Kafapa Chi, Recording Secretary, Mile- stones Sta , Pan-Hellenic Council, W. A. A., Y. W. C. A. Sprinkle Enmzri-1 Panmzcr Oblong, Illinois Omega Delta, Mu Sigma, Secretary-Treasurer, Pan-Hellenic Council, W. A. A., Dramatic Club, Girl's Glcc Club, College Quartet. ' hfllilzlllf ' ' ,. v V H x 03-P an wad yu., Page Sixty Qi 661151934139 are ELVIN Bnfxnsufxw LaGrange Theta Kappa Nug Footballg Basketball. ' '.Yq1mrc ' ' Vmcu. Cnfmcxz Canton Y. M. C. A.g Mechanical Drawing Instructor. ' 'Xjmputbetir' ' VERN Tnunnioon Memphis Psi Beta Epsilon, Treasurcrg Bandg Orchcstrag Dramatic Club. ' isfll!l1i0l1.f ' ' RUTH WILLIS LaGrange Phi Kappa Chi. J'edate NOLIA Woon Alexandria Chi Omega, Presidentg Girl's Glec Clubg Mu Sigma, Vice-Prcsidcntg Girl Razzcrsg W. A. A.g Dramatic Clubg Student Senate Pan-Hellenic Councilg Gamma Upsilong Megaphone Staff. .faliml EARL ZENGE Canton Mu Theta Nu, Trcasurerg Band, Drum Majorg Orchestra. .S'kil!fnl Page Sixty-one pcs. CY0' 7 Q , fmgvam ,f fk IV! ,XJ J - Z ,f U 1 W ' jj J' J K' Y if My aff nv jfs f J 4 . , , , I 1 U, My IJ l ! , WJ 'V X 'ff A X 1 fy RM' tb fyw X6 K 1 X ,!A!!,'fBf!!j xx 1 tw, A Qi!! j -I' Mun 93 l .' !f I r f' r . Q if Vp I Ex 1' ' X sf I 1 '0 ' X . w of af 1X X X XXI! Xp X N! u V nu. ALLENSN NJ ,i X Ewing , Hunmvr BRINKLEY ' Canton ANNA CULWELL Vandalia K rw' 'N If I Wxunzn DENNISTON Canton LQ K My jj' Gnonom Dxarmcn Fort Madison, Iowa . V5 Lf' 'fl A , nf ' Am' Loujomzs Kindcrhook Illinois n , A W J 1 D I I JF I R. T..IoNns Canton I x A ' . nj W, fl 11 V Maru. S1-zona Luray J ,I t ' t f 1' 'lf ' LINDEN TRAIL Elsberry n f JW' jf Q4 I Page Sixty-two SGDIIIDIIHINDJILVJIGDIIRJIESS W ESJILQDEMDEI -29 Ci.,umz Wurrronn Fairfax Theta Kappa Nu, Scribeg Mu Sigmag Glcc Clubg Megaphone Staff 25 Managing Editorg Foot- . ballg President of Class. l Whirry Hnz BROWN Macon W Mu Theta Nug Pan-Hcllcnic Council, Trcasurcrg W Pep Squadg Glcc Club. W -tlhz.. Glzonoiz E. Cox Elsbcrry Class Secretaryg Mu Theta Nu, Vice-Presidcntg Pi Kaplga Delta, Treasurer: Staff of Adam and Eva g ramacic Clubg Debate. ucax.. Cam. HAMANN Canton Theta Kappa Nug Dramatic Club. ' 'Hamann ' ' STERLING G. BILDERBACK Canton Mu Theta Nug Megaphone Staffg Dramatic Club. ' - t.Mikcv. tv, f 1 VJ r ' 4, ' . 'l fr ,r 'g,-4--' f lf.. 5j4yJ,R'Unir'gLANqfg. lf. fl ,V , 'f '- ..iCantdn gl i' McgiphpnexllssfstantgXV'.A.A.gY.'W,.QA. I Jw, . if' ' fvlxffbr' l ' . M f L U 4 , F U- -r 1 CHARLES BURCII Hannibal Theta Kappa Nug C-S Clubg Footballg Glcc Club. Charley MARY Busxmx Loraine, Illinois Girl's Glee Clubg W. A. A.g Y. W. C. A.g Dramatic Club. N If N .Ylvr1rg ' i 4U24f2',ff,' iff - X . .3 264fVi'C9 L??fQd 'K'4'L'f7 1 . ' ,f fin! YP,-wtf.. Milt ,.,, 51 Q, 5'-yffff ff 7 I ,pf Qftfaif-34, ffl?-17 .,-,VCf0f',.:-Ai- , 1, iff f ' WN Eff., V Q e Q' 32 m Page Sixty-four l Gi 519955499 was f WILLIAM CADWELL Shelbyville Psi Beta Epsilong Bandg Orchcstrag Glcc Club. Bill GEILDA CAHEY Pittsfield, Illinois Omega Deltag Dramatic Clubg Ministerial lui... 'f,'q, i ' X .ff...1 C, J ' iyAw.l,.f1 ,.,'., . , 7 ,. lx 'han - , V I 4 v Association, Secretary, Pan-Hellenic Councilg Y. W. C. A., Presidentg Girl's Glcc Club. J ' 'jfnlu ' ' JA ff JJ J lx! . MARGARET CARROLL Palmyra .,n.fjj n: ' Chi Omegag W. A. A., Dramatic Club, Y. W. MIP ' ' C. A.g Girl Razzers. ' ,, . Peggj MZ, Pj RICHARD COLLIIIR Shelbyville Mu Theta Nug Glcc Club, Footballg Basketball. Pere N I ,., V. 1' ' , ' 41, , ' 1 4, . . . IJ' Q , 7 VIVIAN COMSTOCK Unionville ,, , Chi Omcgag Mu Sigma, Girl Razzersg Dramatic 1 Clubg Girl's Glcc Clubg Y. W. C. A.g Orchestra, W. A. A. , - ' 'Cornrtalk ' ' If' GLADDENB R. Cox Memphis if ,- W. A. A., Y. W. C. A., Dramatic Clubg Megaphone Reporter. Clrrb ' FRANCES Dacxc Wyaconda Girl's Glcc Clubg Dramatic Club. Frank MYRA DANIEL Shclbinzt Chi Omcgag Dramatic Clubg Pan-Hellenic Councilg Mcgaxplhonc Assistantg House Councilg Cheer Leadcrg . A. A., Prcsidentg Y. W. C. A. Af ,cxj L 'Ply ,, .- LI- ' ,ff .f -4 -15 I LA? , If 9, I ff' 1,Wfffv f'i JY X1 , fig . ,ofa 12,1 fo , N nm.. 4-.J.,. YW-M IAYZF .ff 'fa YD J' if 35111 ff mi J? 4 f,,,,, ,JE X ' Page Sixty-ji-ve X LGVAQQ , W ISJIIQDEMIDBI tw LYNN DEVILIBISS Canton Psi Beta Epsilon. ,I , VIRGINIA ELLIS Hannibal it 9 I Phi Kappa Chi, Dramatic Club, Megaphone , Staff, Milestones Staff, Girl Razzers, Y. W. C. A., 4 W. A. A., Cast of Adam and Eva . ,HA GimU A VIN M, ,jj Gmvrnumz FOLCKEMER Bowen, Illinois il Chi Omega, Treasurer, Orchestra, Megaphone ' Staff, Milestones Staff, House Council, Y. W. C. A., Dramatic Club, Mu Sigma, W. A. A. Gert PAUL GARRISON Hillview, Illinois Mu Theta Nu, C-S Club, Yell Leader, Pep Squad, Football. ncboppy.. wb, DELORES GOODIN Detroit, Illinois . 09 .Msg Omega Delta, Y. W. C. A. ' I I Daly i . l - A - I ,Xu .M . 1. ml xl LORA MAB GRIFFIN Denver, Illinois -a 9 Omega Delta, Secretary. gp? H 1 Frank M . so Q Qqjx SHANNON GRAHAM Batavia, New York Theta Kappa Nu, Megaphone Staff, Milestones Staff, Pep Squad, Debate. usblllln LESLIE HADIIIELD Durham Mu Theta Nu. i HI.f.fu 0:44 wen tx-Q new Page Sixty-six W 519303 l XVILLIAM HANcocx Barry, lllinois Theta Kappa Nng Milestones Staff. l Biff l Cuu. Ho'rT Mendon Psi Beta Epsilong Ministerial Associationg Football. Har AMY Howe P2l'iS Phi Kappa Chi, Treasurerg Pan-Hellenic Councilg Y. W. C. A.g W. A. A.g Dramatic Club. Ami h0w ' 'FQ T 1 . afffw .. ,pda-1 ,w '7M,g 7. UP' Rin Hurcm-msoN Maywood Chi Omegag Dramatic Clubg Glee Clubg Mu Sigma. Hutch U2 fwciffz. I . 1 vvvif-Myfffgffff BBRNICE HYAT'f Denver, Illinois ba!-qv!!! l gi Bebe W f SOICHIJONO Osaka,Japan 4'a V' 724141 Mu Theta Nug Bandg Orchcsrrag Glcc Club. z '7'?il KJ z:C 'C2 W, H031 Lf- . XXL DARLENE MCCREERY Augusta, Illinois Rea ' I O 'lx Y. W. C. A.g Dramatic Clubg Glee Clubg Milestones Staffg Debate. as Mark 4 . NORMA MCCREBRY Augusta, Illin6is Q, -. If Dramatic ClubgMegaphoneSraff. J if 'jj l X , :Al-1' .X Mt'CffCf1',' f .P . Ji yvf 1 '- ,JA -.Q M . 'NB 1 IJ, . J , f r -.J .- 'J 1 . Q ,fs X. .1 x -. to 1 ,XX , f 'X , X K- Page Sixty-seven J . if jjj? D' 5.x-. me 'toy,q - 6' . , ..- I Q3 KSIILSHDWDBP he REILLY S. NEIL Solomon, Kansas Mu Theta Nu, Corresponding Secretaryg Milestones Staffg Megaphone Staffg Glec Club. Napnleo,'1 l'lERDERT PEPPER Philadelphia Herb GERTR UDE RAMSEY Revere Dramatic luhg IW. A.'A.g Y. W. C. A. I - Gm'1 NA NE EYVW! l' 'f Z! l Revere V- l iv. . f f ff M rf' . . . , -1 if-Q ,ft f f f W 'LTI f X I if N l ' vii' ' ' if 1 QWJU M. W LV! K J HELEN Roy Clarence Girl's Glee Clnbg Y. W. C, A.g Dramatic Club. Rot I HELEN SCHLAGER Canton Chi Omegag Mn Sigmag Orchestrag Dramatic Clubg Girl's Glee Clubg Girl Razzersg Cast of ' Adam and Eva g Milestones Staff. fp . J ' af .l Q5 Af-J. i, ,A i XBIIA if Ewing ,Q ,NJ Clubg W. A. A.g LJ ,ffl I ,VFN Maha 1 . V -' Many SHINKLE Denver Chi Omegag Y. W. C. A.g W. A. A. Nsftlfllln 14? :I 3 J.w'1' ,' ' nu-P3 M , .78 39 , i : N ::.::.TE g-'-. ,.T:- .:...l,F5- g tra. Av' 1 K I , I . P a . t lg, My-vi QQ-I 7 ' f l 4 5,,TLWJ,f.J' .. '9 . t . W dw. -1 . i-'JJ ' 24 ' 41111 G4 HQJILQDSGDBS M I CLARK SMITH Canton i Mu Theta Nug Dramatic Clubg Milestones Stalfg Cast of Adam and Eva g Megaphone l Assistant. I 5'11lir.f1 I FRANCES STARR Canton j I Chi Omegag Mu Sigmag W. A. A.g Megaphone , . , Stnffg Student Senateg Glee Cluhg Girl Razzers. ' ' - .. .. ' ' f N 1 .Ymrr 1 I ' ', f ,-, ,,, I L' TJ f l lv 1 ,IL 1 ERMA STEVENS Canton I 1 ' ii ' ,. T ,f nf If 1 M , ,,,A 1 , La. Psi Beta Epsilong Bandg Glee Club. 1' - !j'f ,.' -L A- jack ,Vi . X9 I pw 1,44 ,w A I 1 I Pnvcis STEPHENSON Canton ll! H f - I iq I N Z Dramatic Club, Treasurerg W. A. A.g Girl's I ' ' Glee Clubg Cast of Adam and Eva . 29 .S'te14v RUTH XVEST Augusta, Illinois Omega Deltag Dramatic Clubg W. A. A.g Y. W. C. A. ' hclflllldlllzl ' ' SPENCER YANCEY Canton Theta Kappa Nu. .S'f1r'1r LLoYn YARBROUGH Maywood Mu Theta Nug Dramatic Clubg Staff, Adam and Eva . ' Bm Monms BETTS Hannibal Theta Kappa Nug Footballg Glee Cluhg C-S Club. Red I CLLH W-' - 'gJg7 a J Q out 'V-111 t , . . U 4 . X ' h h 'J I - ,.d.4,.,, -9 MMA7-A-.1 ILM-Q20 E . Af' 'A 7' M we 'wgfrfzzja gillfl or H 'M' df'mf 'f 'q' ' n.,lM,,2,.,-. ' ' M ,vu a , 1 1 . , f 244- sufbs-ALL .- , AA fn.. - A AW . A I ,A-Lljaelf Q9 W Qeiswm E O27 Qfblfk ixfdfumal , 1 ,I ' ,E-A 1 , I' ' it I . Y Lf fav! f -f 207 ,. , 1 1' LJXL V' VAAQ if V 417' f ,M . . X' 71 , if 1 . fi 7- - l ,, g , ,L : tf4-fv'1fL ,Mft 3L4L-,ft ,fM4'L 7 if-' 1 . 04.4.11 I M-1 ' 'fx V! I . N V- K 7 , ' N ' K if lC'Rf ' iftf.-:,fw , :fi ---fl CL-44, -fQ17'f,f.f0c.f K M , MKMVYC7 Af 'X I I X . ff I ' g'.'.A, L, ,A . f ,,fftjLa,, . L!-,ffr.,L,LQ, 1 1 I Jr - l- -N 1, ,-Qfkx' ' f rl-117 ARNIE ADRAMS Salina, KansaS pw A Es'rHER BUZARD Kansaa City Q N HAzEL CURTY LaGrangc MARGARET FANNIN Keokuk, Iowa QJJ7 JERRY FIELE Canton EDNA GRAY Kcokuk, Iowa ! y .I .l El. FLORENCE HANLEY Williamstown 3- dp Yjjf RUTH O.HEERON Lincoln, Nebraska CHARLES JONES Macon jj A! l lx cw' 5- GORDON LANE Fort Madison, Iowa . yy Qc- CARL LASWELL Williamstown 5 C ' LoTus MCCLAIN Monticello l J gf ,LA fj,u,4.,vL,0- W ARMIN SHANKS Loraine, Illinois If Lx - .L0.fV0 ' N ' , fl 'VVIA1 1 RQEERTA STONE Canton I . ara, , if 4 v ' QQ WALTER VAN Osnor. Canton ,jx f X VJ GLEN WATSON Canton 0 l O' , X. I J X SPENCER YANCEY Canton X36 nl! P7-0 wr! rw Page Seventy WIRIIESHIIMIUIEN l Q3 519309 'IQ EUGENE PFERIKY Quincy, lllinois Class Presidentg Theta Kappa Nug Dramatic Clubg Debateg Pep Squadg Megaphone Staff. CLIFFORD WINGATE Lentner Class Vice-Prcsiclentg Theta Kappa Nug Foot- ballg C-S Club. ff BLANCHE SNYDER Saint Louis Class Sccrctaryg Phi Kappa Chi. JEWEL LEE MAGGART Quincy, Illinois Class Treasurcrg Psi Beta Epsilong Dramatic Clubg Milestones Staffg Dcbateg Extemporaneous Speaking. NADINE ALEXANDER Saint Louis Chi Omegag Dramatic Club. MARGUERITE ALLEN Philadelphia Phi Kappa Chig Bandg Megaphone Assistant. 5 ,,fi.,.,wA -'fic-LC.4! 6 ,.. 3 'Lg' . 4,.Q1',1,4 . .4 Zo Jffmfc. J':7 !p 'fl '4 .L Q ffl. .,q,Li,-QE IRENE ARMEL Rushville, Illilnois AA Phi Kappa CEi , , li ll fl ' MuRxEL ATKINS , Il in is y chi Omcgag D if lubi l Megaphone Assistant . . C .5 G' V59 l, 5 l J, I Quartette. V, Q f , K ff A if u ,Milo . L , l - J xi J MARY LOUISE BAINTER Grand 'lingo lo. V ARNOLD BARBER V Vandalia W WO XJ Mu Theta Nug Band. QD A ,X fj MJ., wif.. ' A--C. ,-.ICJ O ! i ..,.. aff ff 'I' K TC A1 yy , 'R' A i' , ,ta V ff -f-safer' ffxfe-as ew Page Seventy-two Assistan . , D k- ' V csc' .' 01 'JY 'flevf 'fvtfjv 4511, LA! K Lk 1 1 , . . - I ' L Q l ' ' hflx 1. I-,'J.,'f ' ,LlA-it usa' '11, jfc 'j-SL.: I Q . . Pb, A ELLEN BOWLIN Chicago, Illinois Chi Olncgag Girl's Glcc Clubg Dramatic Clubg Girl's Quartetgpcg Student Sejfatc. . N5 .U 1' Emtu BRDTIIERSC -' Shclbina l N , l so Q Omc a Deltag Orchestrag Balad. JNW XV X X- X' x X I I A X - X l 1,1-' ,. 4' N 5 x vw N' 1 I -I l vl K V , ' ' X YEuLl1m rgmlins Xxl Shclbina ' I ,l ' pix U Omegaibbltag Barnl ' , Y M r X5 . ' Fx - l N , J. S ' FERRIS CALLIHAN, If . NR' Al Luragfwkh I Mu Thefa NllQDf2!JI1ilIlC Club. -, I .1 ls il ' X X ' I, N x'Q V xl f f ill f' if X Y' ALFRED lil CAMPBRQL x Philadelphia -M lk 4 X, W 519305 W l EARL BAUERlucll'rEl1 Steffenvillc l l MAC B. BEVANS Canton Mu Theta Nu. Alvrllulx BIDDLB Pittshcld, Illinois .IAMES BOULWARE Canton Theta Kappa Nug Dramatic Clubg Megaphone Emi cally-LL 5' Pleasant l-llll, Illinois l sDramatic Cilubg Debatcg Megaphone Assistant. ' X --v l 1 E l l l I . Page Se1.'enty-th-ree Q efeialam EQ l I ARTHUR CARLSON Monroe City 1 Theta Kappa Nu: Football. l 1 PEARL Connm Canton l Mfxurmz Cox Memphis Girl's Glce Clubg Dramatic Clubg W. A. A. MARGARET CRAWFORD New London Megaphone Assistantg Extcmporancous Speak- j ingg Dc ate. ELnoN Davis Clayton, Illinois Psi Beta Epsilon. ELMA Dfxvis Canton ' Chi Omcgag Dramatic Club. BETTY RUTH DAWSON Pine Ridge, Kentucky Dramatic Clubg Megaphone Assistant. ' GLENN DUNHAM LaGrange Basketball. X Lai: DUNHAM LaGrange Basketball. Gotnwm X. Dyica Sidney, Nebraska 1 Mu Theta Nu. 012 -va-f 653 Page Seventygfour N Q 5199305 WILLIAM EATON Keokuk, Iowa Mu Theta Nug Megaphone Assistant. MARY ENGLISH Perry Chi Omegag Dramatic Clubg GiI'l's Glce Club. MYIzu'rA ESIIOM Mendon, lllinois Y. W. C. A. MAunINIa EwAL'r Lewistown Omega Deltag Girl 's Glee Clubg Dramatic Club. MAXINE EwAI.'r Lewistown Dramatic Clubg Girl 's Glee Clubg Y. W. C. A. ALBA FOUNTAIN Williamstown Psi Beta Epsilong Basketball. ELDON FESLER Barry, Illinois .loIIN W. FRANKS Canton CECIL FRETWELL Williamstown Dramatic Clubg Zoo League. Rom' E. FRETWELL Williamstown Dramatic Clubg Zoo League. W 2-1-so Page Seventy five 'H W 9, Ii .' QD 3 N392 in 5 X-X JY Ol' Q nl y 's x K D. Y 5 haul ,LI J 'T 'X ' ' R N0 Ir I x Q-f ,f we , . 4' L: fro I fc J l W 4 -4-454 5 X1 I 5 ' J. . b ELEANOR GOODALE Barry, Illinois 5 Qj- V5 Q- i Phi Kappa Chig Y. w. C, A4 Megaphone ' K 4' 'O A I Assistant. 'J if 4' - 'a 1' 1 'sol ai: XVILLIS Goomu Detroit Illinois Cf' '40 KX - ' W: V 4 xv, Mu Theta Nug Band. v- f li 0+ 'U Y 'S X .vb 1' ' V' xc, WALLACE Goonm Detroit, Illinois Mu Theta Nug Band. N I, ffl HENRY HACKAMACK LaGrange .' lla!!! X Mfr. 'I J Ll , I .' I Af J f ,affix 2 4 fi lj!! I, ' .' X 'Ir' AL HELEN Hmuus Monroe City ' - ,, 'IU A Omega Deltag Dramatic Club. JIJ, A! L H Y- If . .-P ' , 4 MARY I-lAzEL HAWKINS Monticello X ' - Q yr. ,. iv ' I A-fl , V Dramatic Club. ,V yr ' I bf ' . ,. Tn , v .W l . Ujilflfyll ' Q. il. CREIGIITON HEMMING Canton 1 Theta Kappa Nug Dramatic Clubg Zoo Leagueg - ' Football. ' AX ' , 1 lf' ZOLA HUPFER Dallas City, Illinois Phi Kappa Chig Dramatic Clubg Y. W. C. A. LEROY HUMDLE Keokuk, Iowa Theta Kappa Nug Foothallg C-S Club. LAUREN M. HUGHES Dallas City, Illinois ' Mu Theta Nug Dramatic Clubg Zoo League. I G15 3 Page Seventy-six 611193409-is if . Ali MARY LEE Hum' Barry, Illinois Phi Kappa Chig Dramatic Clubg Y. W. C. A.g Megaphone Assistant. ROBERT KILLEN Knox City Dramatic Clubg Extcmporancous Spcakingg Dc- batcg Megaphone Staff. v .. . . f .' - f j' ',, 1 f . -. V ,I .V , A , . .L A Af.. '.'.f P -f . , ' 1 1 -.. 1 f, 1 ' f a . WALTER E. Knonomz 9 . ' Davenport, Iowa Ministerial Association. - ' MILDRED LACY Saint Louis Chi Omcgag Dramatic Clubg Girl's Glcc Club. Ina, Lcpponcn Hanna, WyOl11iDg Omega Deltag Dramatic Clubg Y. W. C. A. MATRED LEVENGOOD Elsbcrry Phi Kappa Chig Girl Razzcrs. 4, f ,ff4 . ,- Louisa Lawis r Powcrsy,il.lc is ' i LUTHER H. Llzwis H SCCffQ3li1!Q LOLA MAE LILLARD Canton Dolus MARTIN CHUTOU Dramatic Club. l Page Seventy-seven 1, 1,11 ,f J A .fl gg! vw nj .4 3 -will w ' 1 1 A1 A .J x x f ,J- J tae. naw .fu 'l x l Xl K!! l r -XV limi l Vlj' .f'jll'f 1' :J U U. .J I :V V. i i ,j J ll I ll :J if I Q 'QI 1 gf --'J '-V lg 'ff . ' . .f if 1 1 f 1 .1 .1 u if x X X ' 13 . . 1 .' rl K in I if .lf J fJ:N i .1 J 4 X 1' A ,f j ' I 4 J ,,, . 1 l , ' If V, .7 it J ' I . 1 1 rj - ,J -j f . 'f l f N' .I A Mfg WV ,J ' l f C ' l LUCILEMIARTIN ' X. 1 Chicago, Illinois ' .chi omcgaforchcsim Y. w. C. A.: Dramatic l Clgli. .j I J l lu ELlZA?ETH Mouaiz Unionville Chi Omef'g Bandg Orchcstrag Girl's Glce W Clubg Dram tic Club. .ff fx GRACE Munn!! P sant Hill, lliiiois f Dm jc r - js one Ciba' .V l ' if - f ' 1 Ga Thx RN If i linois Y. ji , NM ' - i ff ' ll ' M ' if X ,VW fl gl I al FL Mi Ivfc Hua I' McGrt or Iowa 9 , R 'g y j Kappa Chig Dramatic Clubg Dcbateg X! gaphone Assistant U NELLILE NEILL Stillwcll, Illinois U . Nanua NYSTROM Hanna, Wyoming Omega Deltag Y. W. C. A.g Dramatic Clubg Megaphone Assistant. JEFFREY PATTERSON Harrisonvillc Ministerial Association. CHARLES PAYNE Brookfield Theta Kappa Nug Football. TRavoR PILCIIILR Canton Psi Beta Epsilong Dramatic Clubg Mn Sigmag Glcc Clubg Bandg Basketball. ana Page Seventy-eight GH Q5lllQll3lD? '-H22 Russuu. Powmzs Perry ' Mu Theta Nug Pep Squad. BERNICE RANSOM Pittsfield, Illinois Omega Deltag Dramatic Clubg Megaphone Assistant. Louis S. REINEKE Pittsfield, Illinois Theta Kappa Nug Band Football. MARY Ronsms Fort Madison, Iowa Omega Deltag Dramatic Club. RODNEY Ronummuuu Mexico Theta Kappa Nug Fooclnallg Basketball. Doms Rooans Shelbina 1 , . . Y My C DOli0TllY Dan ROUNER I gif jpeify Y. W. I ELIZABETH ROUNER Q n 0X C CY I Y. W. . A N aww, s Z A lj. 'FX I vx v, xl-Qfrfjxl if-ix' 'WI I S9 QS7, ' X h Vmihgm SM1'ru Cilllfllll gf ,-f' ff i Phi Kappa Chig Dramatic Club. , if RUTH Sowlzns RCVCVC 'T' . ,fzf ' Omega Deltag Y. W. C. A.g Megaphone As- V sistant. 1. - v -f , rx! G99 ana. Page Seventy-nine fy, J C'-S4 5199303 W l l CHARLES STARR Canton l ANNA STEPHEN Stclfcnvillc .l W Q! iff' . Q l T, fy' EDITH FRANCES STn.1.wEL1. Bowen, Illinois . -X' ' ll , NORMAN S'rovER Canton me Psi Beta Epsilong Banclg Orchestra. c, ' I f!!!-vw A21-f'f'l KENNETH SUTHERLAND Bowen, Illinois . Glcc Club. lfpu X ,, - . ' ARTHUR W.TuEsEN ' Qu c lllin ' 42.14 f 5.4 Y- ' ' Psi 1 E on .g ' ULAI-I AY To E l3ctl1cl mc a , . . GRETC N A. VA C VE Rushvillc, Illinois ALMA VEAI. Shclbinai Omega Delta. GENE TEE!! Houston, Texas Football. 3 2? Page Eighty W '13lll2lllfE MlD9'f is RICIIARD AINSWORTII DOYLE CROW MILIJRED DIETEIIICII LESTER FULLER FRED GENTNER LESTER HENSLEY M. W. HILTPOLD JERRY LLOYD TIIOM AS MAGGAIID FRANCIS MITCHELL EDGAR SCHNELLEACIIER RUDQLPII SNIDER JESSE TRAVIS O. VAN OSDOL ARETES WANDER ALIIERT WERMAN JOIIN YONKER Houston, Texas Fort Madison, Iowa Fort Madison, Iowa Houston, Texas Colleyville, Kansas Annada Houston, Texas Canton Canton Fort Madison, Iowa LaGrange Palmyra Canton Bucklin Houston, Texas Pittsfield, Illinois Saint LoIIis fQ4fyvI1frrlf6 A I ,, ,,ff ffpnffnx - AJ, x r ' f I , , , f , I Page Eighty-one I ana. C20 Q ACllHlHlHIblIE3CllHINl3 ,a r-' A fail, ,-.Epi Rf Q 'Y agp Cya. : QZx',,. , 1 1 'Ji I. I .r,.5.:. .'.4,2x:-.4 ,A H 'x- 11. -f xx-.4-.1 .. , V--11. wx -..- , !.-. if ',,.1A-I ' 'M- ' V- Q. 1 v 1 4 IIE GD GD GIIFIIPQQQMIHIIL LENORA STEVENSON J 519309 E GIRL RAZZERS OFFICERS President ...... , . .CAROLINE STEINMAN Vice-President .,.... , . .VIRGINIA ELLIS Secretary-Treasurer. . , . . .LENORA STEVENSON MEMBERS IN SCHOOL MARGARET CARROLL VIVIAN COMSTOCK VIRGINIA ELLIS MARKIORY ELLIOTT MYRA DANIEL VIRGINIA GARRISON KATHRYN MARTIN EDDETH PERFECT CAROLINE STEINMAN MABLE SELLS HELEN SCHLAGER FRANCES STARR NOLIA WOOD BERNIECE HUDSON MATRED LEVENGOOD Q5-,S 556 Page Eighty-lfnlw Q 'lllllgllgllllpg' we FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1 929 C-S O ..... ..,.. C-S O ,.... ..... C-S O ..... .... C-S O C-S 6 C-S O C-S O C-S 6 Carthage ........ Central Wesleyan Missouri Valley. Westminister .... Tarkio ....... Shurtleff ......,.. Iowa Wesleyan. . Central Wesleyan Page Eighty-five W QILQDSBGD? rw 'P' ' J . F' A A it Wiki, U' fbi . COACH BUNKER Coach Bunker needs no introduction to the student body. His untiring effort toward the maintainence, of a first class athletic standing for Culver-Stockton, and his sincere devotion to all individual athletes have earned for him the admiration of all who know him. We wish him all the success he deserves in his future stay at Culver-Stockton. BURGER-Fullback , CAPTAIN This Was Freddie's second year of football, and he has been a letter man both years. He is a junior, and will be back in the line-up again next year. Freddie made a great leader, with plenty of fighting spirit and always giving the best he had. We need more like him. 0374 if Y F-PW NK? f2'4V Page Eighty-six GH KSIILQDSBGDBP w BETTS-En d Red , a sophomore, won his second letter this year. He was a consistent lighter. and his aggressiveness proved that there was something in the red head besides tradition and bright colors. Red will be back next fall, and great things are ex- pected of him, CROW-Center and Guard Doyle is another sophomore, and is also a two-letter man. He made a fine center, and his playing was always one of the big features of the games. With his ability and his fighting instinct, Doyle looms up as one of our best hopes for next year's squad. 'oml pg Page Eighty-save 0'-'gf 51993035 W It elf? 'ilu MISKELL-Guard Ross , a junior, made his second letter this year. He was a hard fighter, always keeping his head in the game, and proved to be one of the most reliable men in the line-up. Ross left school at the close of the first semester, but we are expecting him back next fall. ' OWEN-Quarterback Ted is a junior, and this is his second letter in football. Though rather light, he had plenty of nerve and grit, and he knew his stuff when it came to calling signals and pulling fast ones . Ted probably won't be back next year, and his place will be extremely hard to fill. Q 3 Pdze Eighty-eight W 5199309 rim Q wt? , Ze ,ir 35? ' -my fir FULLER-Quarterback Binks is another freshman who won his football letter, and he came all the way from Texas to do it, too. He is little, but mighty , and he performed ad- mirably in blocking, passing, and calling signals. He will be back in the line-up next year. . HILTPOLD-End Mack is a freshman too, and hails from Texas. He has already made himself an enviable record on the gridiron. He could snag passes, and handle defensive tackles with the best of them. He looms as another prospective four-year letter man. Go to it, Mackg we're for you!. anna Y urn. in-I haw Page Eighty-nin Gs 519305 F5 :WSJ 'USD . f S gt -d',..'fMi4.-gift' gba., 5 F? wif W 'J' 34 J! PTM ly, 'fa pl 114.-1'-f ' ix M6 I i HUMBLE-Halfback This is Roy's first year at Culver-Stockton, and, if he keeps the old fight: up it is going to be hard to keep him from being a four-year letter man. Roy knows his footballg at punting and tackling he can't be beat. We are expecting big things from him next fall. ' IN GOLD--Tackle Tiny is a sophomore, and this is his first letter. Big and aggressive, he was one of the strongest men in the line, and his immense frame alone was enough to strike fear into the heart ofthe opponent. Tiny will be back to strengthen the team next year. Page Ninety 51193499 5. Ng ?3A,r,k?'T gil.-rrziixfg, ,J ,V H yi Vi.:,,dx5.?l3hq'.ui, ,iv -. 'Lf' f ' full? ,y, ,,kA.A.,a,,,-14: , r, M ai H Q : 5,'Ig,.fi .1 J, , .MW r at F -gli if wg- LAMBERT-Center and Gu ard Louie is a junior, and received his second letter this year. His consistency in breaking through the line and his hard tackling were always big features of the games. He should do a great deal toward making a championship football squad next year. MITCHELL-Tackle Mitch is another freshman letter man, and those who saw him play last season have no doubt as to his ability as an all around good football player. He'll be back next fall, and with his ability and fighting instinct there should be no limit to what he will do. Page Ninety- I fr' fl F, i, ,Vi 'A ,ff i if J, I , . I. I ,pix Du, ,ff 'V E A VJ A 'fl' 1 ji i' if Jil AI'-,,ff' i jf I X, tg I L, wg, 1 J L, , ,ata vm 'i'F's 3h1J2'.k' 'G- ' STEVENS-Gu ard and Tackle Jack is a junior, and this is his second football letter. He was one of the hardest fighters on the team and his blocking and deadly tackles accounted for the breaking up of many fast plays. Jack will be with us again next year. Watch him go. SI-IANKS-Halfback Q Boney , a sophomore, won his second football letter this year. He was shifty and could plow the line, and his tackling was the most vicious and sensational of them all. Boney will be back to boost the line-up again next year. Page Ninety-two 6199305 . M 'R' ...R STERRETT-Guard Combs a senior, made his first letter this year. He was one of the most de- pendable men in the line-up, and his fighting instinct and deadly tackles characterized him as a real football player. We are sorry that he won't be back next year. SN IDER-Cen ter Rudy is another freshman who made his letter this year. Big and husky, he made an excellent center, consistently breaking through the opponents' line to throw them for losses. Rudy should do great things next fall, and We are counting on him strong. Page Ninety-three W' 'QJILQDSMDQ ee 'E S 'B XX W' A I.',,QQ l WINGATE-Fullback Mike , another freshman letter man, had no trouble in proving his ability as a football player. He was a hard hitter, and his line plunging always accounted for a gain. Mike should be one of the best men on the squad next fall. . QW U g. Page Ninety-four BASIIIQTEGJIFIIPQQCMIVQIIIQ ANNE 0fIUlRA1E1lKf 4611093139 BASKET BALL SCHEDULE 1930 C-S 10 ...... ..... C arthage ...... C-S 24 ..... ..... I owa Wesleyan. . . C-S 17 ...... ..... C entral Wesleyan.. C-S 16 ...... ..... W estminister ..... C-S 28 ...... .,... M issouri Valley ..... C-S 16 ...... ..... W estministcr ........ C-S 51 ...... ..... S anta Fe Apprentices C-S 20 ,..... ..... C arthage ........... C-S 20 ...... ..... P iratcs ............ C-S 18 ...... ..... C entral Wesleyan .... Page Ninety-s GH will 'ard i5lllSlD34D9f OWEN-Guard HONORARY CAPTAIN Ted is a junior, and this is his second letter in basketball. He was a good man on both defense and offense, and his accurate shooting made him high point man in most of the games. Ted will not be back next year, and we are sorry that we have to lose him. BRADSHAW-Forward and Guard Pat , a junior, made his first letter this year. He was one of the most consistent players on the team, and he really knew his stuff when it came to dropping them in from the middle ofthe court. Pat will be back in the game again next year. Page Ninety-seven v Qlll9l34ID9K' BURCH-Forward Charley , a sophomore, won his first basketball letter this year. He played a fine game at forward, and he never came out of the contest without one or more baskets to his credit. We are expecting Charley to do great things next year. BURGER-Cen ter Freddie is also a junior, and this is his third letter. He was one of the shiftiest men on the team, and his work under the basket was always one of the big features of the game. Freddie will be back next year to help boost the team. Gi' 69 Page Ni-netyfeight HQJILQPWID? LANE-Forward Gordon is a sophomore, and this is his first letter. He always played a good, healthy game, and his basket eye seemed to function perfectly at any point on the floor. Gordon will be back in the line-up next year, and we are expecting him to make a real name for himself. NORMAN-Center and Guard Art is a senior, and this is his first basketball letter. He played a great de- fensive game at guard, and his long arms often kept the opponents from tossing the ball through the loop. We're sorry that Art will not be back next'year, and his place will be extremely hard to fill. Page Ninety-'ni A,,.,,. ij fL'L' H 7 V' V' f flee 'LJ 1- Life, C1 ffl ' 1 cpm., V7 A-f Cx V f 1 . - N if ex. 'I A X . 5-N it-.XT QJlN.,l'g K-' Lui Rd X374 bk 0 'SX' T475 , fllfl if V g ,3 V, ff , x ' I , VV XJLA, QJQAA 9, X- 2. V ffl 'sc V1 lj L14 Lfr.14,Xfi X 1 J 5 UYL, ,fl , ,x-It K Q A x x - 1 te e-wid' ni- if fg- M4 As usual, the Wildcat Track Team made a very good showing last year. Special mention should be given of the relay team, composed of Fullerton, Stout, Linson, and Betts. In the last three years this team has been beaten in only one dual meet, and it is the only team in the M.C.A.U. that has placed for three years straight. Last year, it placed third in the State Meet. The outstanding men were: Capt. Linson, Pole-vaulter and 440 yd. dash, Betts, Sprinter, Stout, Javelin, Landree, Shot and Hurdles, and Fullerton, Middle distances. Jig 1 TRACK SCHEDULE 1929 April 13-Culver-Stockton ...... 65M-Quincy College .... Sly! April 20-Culver-Stockton ...... 60M-Macomb ................. 70M April 26-Culver-Stockton ...... 54 -Kirksville Teachers ....... 77 May 4-Culver-Stockton .,.... 70 -Carthage .,.............. 56 May 7-Culver-Stockton ...... 56M--Quincy College ,... 60M May 11-- 334 State-Meet at Columbia Page One Hundred 'E GH SSJILQDEMIDBY W HERE'S TO CULVER-STOCKTON! We sing today of Culver-Stockton, And pledge to her our faith anew, The seat of learning's fairest smiles, The home of friendships true. We'll rally round her standard, To the cause of the White and Blue, For to give her the best of your life, with a zest, Means the best will come back to you. Too short the years we spend at college, Her golden days are all too few, So lend a hand to raise today'- The colors White and Blue. In study do her honor, On the field help to bring her fame, For the fountain of youth, and the gospel of truth, Are the charms of her cherished name. CHORUS Then here's a health to Culver-Stockton, The dear old school we love, I-lere's to Culver-Stockton, No other name above. Here's to Culver-Stockton, Our love we bring her o'er and o'erg So praise give we, then, to the mother of men, Old Culver-Stockton ever more! nhl., ug, wx? qv., Page One-o-o e 1IEllRAGlIFIIE51IRlINlTlIIGlIFIlHlE5S .AZ gil,-i'. V .N , . :1g'.:,L, , I 'f H. -5 ' L ' :'v,: .'-A ax F- ,f I R- '- all-. '- 1 HG 2 .r .,L ,, S '. h NGDEIRAIIRCY Q i5lllQllt?l4lDrf TI-IETA ALPHA PHI MISSOURI GAMMA CHAPTER President ,........ Vice-President ..... Secretary-Treasurer .... J. R. I-IUTCHERSON KUILA INGOLD BILLIE JONES OFFICERS MEMBERS CLARK SMITH KARL J. STAUS BILLIE JONES KIULA INGOLD GERALD MAGGART WAYNE KOONTZ KARL STAUS MEMBERS IN FACULTY ROY SMITH W. E. SHULTZ Missouri Gamma chapter of Theta Alpha Phi, national honorary dramatic' fraternity, since its installation at Culver-Stockton, has been the inner circle and guiding spirit of dramatics. Membership in Theta Alpha Phi is attained by participation in dramatic activ- ities in accordance with national regulations, and is subject to election by members of the active chapter. The Commencement performance of the Dramatic Club is produced by Theta Alpha Phi. The members of the cast and staff being members of the national fra- ternity. mia.: Stas sua? rtiv Page One-O-fowr Q alllQl31lDr H9 PI KAPPA DELTA HONORARY DEBATING FRATERNITY Founded at Czzlver-Stockton College, 1922 OFFICERS President .,... .......... C OURTLAND MOTLEY Vice-President. . . LOREN HARGIS Secretary ..... GEORGE Cox Treasurer .... GERALD MAGGART MEMBERS RUSSELL ALLEN? GEEDA CAI-IEYX: GEORGE Cox CHILDERST JERRY FIBLET SHANNON GRAHAMT EDNA GRAY ' LOREN HARo1s CHARLEY JACOBS? ROBERT KILLENT GERALD MAGGART DARLENE MCCREERY FLORA MCGHEET COURTLAND MOTLEY Pi Kappa Delta, national forensic fraternity, is for those who have done note- worthy work in the field of debate. This year debate has been one of the most important of the extra-curricular activities. The record has been exceptional and much work has been done by the members of this organization. Around forty debates were given on home and out of town floors. As a reward the school sent three boys and three girls to the national convention at Wichita, Kansas. Here both the boys' and the girls' team made good records as did the member entered in the Oratorxcal contest. 'klndicates pledge. nag wzn rf-Q Page One-o-five 5199309 GAMMA UPSILON OFFICERS ' President ............. ................ G ERALD MAGGART Vice-President ....,...... ..... K IULA INGOLD Secretary and Treasurer .................. ARNIE ABRAMS MEMBERS ARNIE ABRAMS ARTHUR NORMAN KLUIA INGOLD LENORA STEVENSON GERALD MAGGART LINDEN TRAIL ' NOLIA WOOD . MEMBERS IN FACULTY AUBREY N. ALLEN W. E. SCHULTZ ADA W. ROBERTS CLAUDE E. SPENCER Gamma Upsilon, honorary student publications fraternity, has as its aims im- provements of student publications and the honoring of students who work on student publications. Students who have creditably served two semesters on either Milestones or Megaphone staff may be voted in by the fraternity at the end ofthe sophomore year. 5 E Page One-a-six Q 519305 President ........ Vice-President ...... Secretary-Treasu rer .... VIVIAN COMSTOCK ADRIAN FULLERTON MARJORY ELLIOT GERTRUDE FOLCKEMER VIRGINIA GARRISON RITA HUTCHERSON BILLE JONES L. G. FASCINATO MU SIGMA OFFICERS MEMBERS MAURINE MAYS EDDETH PERFECT TREVOR PILCHER ESTHER REID ERMA STEPHENS ROBERTA STONE LYMAN ScHoRIc HONORARY MEMBERS Sponsor-R. J. NEIL LYMAN SCHORK NOLIA Woon EDDETH PERFECT FRANCES STARR HELEN SCI-ILAGER CLAIRE WHITF'ORD NOLIA WooD VIRGINIA ZAHN EARL ZENGE GRACE GIDDENS Mu Sigma is a local honorary musical fraternity, organized March 9, 1929. The only students being eligible are those who have completed the required courses in music and have met the requirements for membership. Page Onefo-seven pan. mv 'SQ 51191341392 DEBATE RECORD OF CULVER-STOCKTON COLLEGE, 1929-1930 WOMEN'S TEAMS QUESTION: Resolved, that the nations should adopt a plan of complete dis- armament excepting such forces as are needed for police purposes. March 13 at Canton Culver-Stockton, Aff ..... Iowa Wesleyan, Neg.. . . . March 13 at Mt. Pleasant Iowa Wesleyan, Aff. . . . . Culver-Stockton, Neg ..... Marcb 14 at Indianola Simpson College, Aff .... . Culver-Stockton, Neg ..... March 18 at Canton Monmouth, Aff ....... . Culver-Stockton, Neg ..... Marcb 21 at .Fayette Culver-Stockton, Alf.. . . . Central, Neg .......... . . . At tbe National Convention, Kansas, Marcb 31-April 4. Friends U., Aff ...,....... Wiebita, Culver-Stockton, Neg ....,..... .... 1 Hayes State Teachers, Neg ...... . . .O Culver-Stockton, Aff. ............. 1 MEN'S TEAMS QUESTION: Resolved, that the U. S. can not expect her debts paid until her tariff barriers have been sub- stantially reduced. November 19 at Macon Cno elecifiony U. of Missouri, Aff. Culver-Stockton, Neg. December 2 at Canton Oxford U., CEnglandD Alf ....... . . .1 Culver-Stockton, Neg ............. .2 QUESTION: Resolved, that the nations should adopt a plan of complete dis- armament excepting such forces as are needed for police purposes. February 6 at Canton Culver-Stockton, Aff. .... .... . 3 Central Wesleyan, Neg ..... ..... 0 February 12 at Canton Simpson, Aff ..,....... .... ..... O Culver-Stockton, Neg ...., ..... 2 February 27 at Canton Culver-Stockton, Aff ...... ..... 1 Carthage, Neg ...... .... ..... O February 27 at Carthage Carthage AH' ....... .. O Tulsa U., Alf. ............. ...,. O CUlVCf'Sf9Ckf0n, NCS -'--'--'-' - ' ' -1 Culvcpstockton' Neg ' ' 1 February 28 at Canton Cinexper.D Culvepstockton' AE' ' 1 Central, Aff .,.. ........... ..... 2 Heidelberg U Neg ' ' 0 Culver-Stockton, Neg ..,,. ..... 1 Michigan State, Aff ..... ..... 1 Culver-Stockton, Neg ....,.. ..... O March 3 at Kahokd Iowa Wesleyan, AH .... . ..... O Total CWomenD: 4 won, 6 lost. Culver-Stockton, Neg ..... ..... 3 Page One -9. eight FD pm. mv Q 51121341391 Q MEN'S TEAM-Continued March 4 at Sweilerbizrg, Ia. Culver-Stockton, Alf .... Iowa Wesleyan, Neg.. . . CAudience DecisionD March 5 at Fairfield Culver-Stockton, Aff.. . . Parsons, Neg ...... ..... March 6 at I nelianola Culver-Stockton, Alf.. . . ,. .... 38 ....17 . ..... 3 . ..... 2 Simpson, Neg ......... . . .... .1 Marcia 7 at Inelianola Simpson, Aff ........... . ..... 0 Culver-Stockton, Neg ...,. ..... 3 Marcia 5 at Canton Culver-Stockton, zflff .... McKendree, Neg ....... . Marcia 7 at Kirkwille Culver-Stockton, Aff .... . ..... 3 Kirksville Teachers, Neg ........ . . .0 March 7 at Canton Kirksville Teachers, Aff. Culver-Stockton, Neg... March 11 at Canton Clnexper. Illinois Wesleyan, Aff.. . . ..... 1 Culver-Stockton, Neg ..... ..... O March 13 at Fulton Culver-Stockton , Aff .... Westminster, Neg ....., . March 14 at Fayette Culver-Stockton, Aff.. . . Central, Neg .......... March 15 at Marshall Culver-Stockton, Aff. ... Missouri Valley, Neg .... .. .... .0 .. .... .O .. .... .1 . ..... O March 17 at Canton Clnexperj Culver-Stockton, Aff ...... ,.... 3 Westminster, Neg ...... . ..... 0 March 19 at Barijy, Ill. Culver-Stockton, Aft' ...... ...., 2 Shurtleff, Neg. ........ . Marcia 25 at Canton Colorado Aggies, All ...... ..... K 1 Culver-Stockton, Neg ..... ..... 3 March 26 at Bowling Green Central, Aff ............ ..... 1 Culver-Stockton, Neg ...., ..... 2 March 29 at Qninqgv Cliadiol Westminster, Aff .......... ..... O Culver-Stockton, Neg .......... .... 3 At the National Convention, Wichita, Kanxaf, Marcia 31-April 4. Culver-Stockton, Aff. ,.... ....... 1 Jamestown College, Neg .... ..... 0 Kans. St. Ag. Col., Aff ..... ..... 1 Culver-Stockton, Neg ...., ..... O Culver-Stockton, Aff. ..... .... . 1 Coe College, Neg. ,... ..... 0 Friends U., Aff ......,.. . .... .0 Culver-Stockton, Neg ..... ..... 1 Culver-Stockton, Alf. ..... ..... 1 . Shurtleff, Neg. .......,. .... . O Wheaton College, Aff ..... ..... 1 Culver-Stockton, Neg .......... .... 0 Total CMenD: 23 Wong 6 lost, 1 no decis. Nom: This is a complete squad record, not a record of the first team, only. Fourteen C14D different people were used in debate-10 men and 4 women: McGhee, ,McCreery, Fible, Gray, Al-len, Childers, Cox, Graham, Hargis, Jacobs, Killen, Maggart, Mot- ley and Graham. Page One fo-nine E suv. 4 ,ng , 1- -za, 1 .l ,' ' ,V r ':,.1- . bf? w.,, ' f9s?3: A 3315 '11, ,W- HN X-V. A, . I .iff J v gi'-ew , I-:RJ V. - -. -.!.- lr, SQDQBMJL '6lllQD34D9H PAN-HELLENIC CGUNCIL President ....... Vice-President ..... Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... CHI OMEGA MYRA DANIEL VIRGINIA GARRISON NOLIA WOOD PHI KAPPA CHI BILLIE JONES AMY HOWE HELEN TOMLINSON CAROLINE STEINMANI' OMEGA DELTA GEIEDA CAHEY EDDETH PERFECT . .LYMAN SCHORK . .FRED BURGER , .BILLY JONES . .HEz BROWN THETA KAPPA NU FRED BURGER LOREN HARGIS LINDEN TRAIL MU THETA NU HEZ BROWN ARTHUR NORMAN LYMAN SCHORK PSI BETA EPSILON WAYNE KooNTz GERALD MAGGART LENORA STEVENSON ARMIN SHANKS The Council is made up of three representatives from each sorority which are' chosen at the beginning of each semester. The purpose of Pan-Hellenic Council is to better the Inter-Fraternity relationship and to give a Final decision upon all fra- ternity matters. mlndicates second semester. Page One Twelve 'uri'-3 E 012 ' 0:9 'Sd ing, ,. . Q W .r u -f., . qt . Qi H N .1 X 'M-w.'.y Q s.,,,. H41 mix.. ,I ,u,.,u m. Y5 '.-' 7 . Y, . J., , .. m-- 5199305 r -W .1 x.. 4 . A W N r 1 .. Q 'F . 1, 1 A Q- .4 1.7 1 ,,. 3 .. 11 u , , V, . vi .. Axf ,,.5 X, , A ,Vu ..,. , . ' .., ' ,Av in jf kyfw-A -F. ' ,Q .n a '- ,4- M Rf 99? 5 4 .,uw+. '. f . an W., . ,f V, -4 a . Y.. k X., Rfk' Q! 1+ 'L Hr S :.,.wr'r J fugf rf' ,N NA .. X ' L: Aff' HZ V' . J , 3:02-fx' -'nf .vs 'i .1 I x . p age One Thirteen: 652 GE QJIIQIPWIDR Ig' Archon .... Scribe ..... Treasurer, . . Oracle .............. Chaplain .,.,....... Captain of the Guzzrd. . . Inner GLl2ll'LI ........ Senuncl .... EDWARD ARMSTRONG FRED BURGER MORRIS BETTS CHARLES BURCH ELVIN BRADSIIAW JAMES BOULWAR13. DOYLE CROW LESTER FULLERHI ADRAIN FULLIERTON Ili TI-IETA KAPPA NU FOUNDED AT SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI, 1924 MISSOURI GAMMA CHAPTER Effllblj.FZ76d at Cfzlvcr-Stocktafl, 1927 OFFICERS Firm! .S'cme.rter . .FRIED BURGER . .CLAIRE WlII'I'1'L7R1J . ,LINDEN TRAIL . .LOREN HARGIS . .CARL HAMANN . .LOUIS LAMRERT . .GORDON LANE , . . . . . .MORRIS BETTS MEMBERS IN COLLEGE WILLIAM HANCOCK? MCCONNELL HILTPOLDH LEROY HUMDLIE CREIGHTON I-IEMMING ll. R. HUTCHERSON IVAN INGOLD MERRILL INGOLD LOUIS LAMEERT JACK LASSWELLR: Sccwld .S1Wllf!.5'f6I' R. HU'FCI'lERSON CIIARLES BURCII LINDILN TRAIL LYLE MULLINS EDWARD OWENS IVAN INGOLD GORDON LANE EDWARD ARMSTRONG FRANCES MITCHELL:I: EDWARD OWEN CI-IARLE3 PAYNIL LAWRENCE PIERCE LOUIS REINEKEII: RODNEY RODENBAUGII CHARLES STARR EUGENE TERRYA' GLENN WATSON SHANNON GRAIIAMIR LYLE MULLINS CLIFFORD WINGATIEIF CARL HAMANN COURTLAND MOTLEY SPENCER YANCEYJ4 LOREN HARGIS RUSSELL MILLER CLAIRE WIII'I'Fl7RD , U . 'Ind1eates pledges 'NUR pra- 'tkih C304 Huge One Fnmfteen Gr? W 6199305 8 Q15 la- 6' 3 Page One Fifteen - QEJILQDEGDR ' President ....... Vice-President .....,.. Recording Secretary ...... Corresponding Secretary. . .. ...EARL ZENOE Treasurer ........... Parlimentarian .... Master of Revels .... Marshal ...,..... MAC BEVINSW HEZ BROWN STERLING BILDERBACK ARNOLD BAREERA' RICHARD COLLIER GEORGE Cox FERRIS CALLIHAN WILBUR DENNISTON GOLDWIN DYKES 'T5'U9i1., ',,,,L U, 1 4 '- . 1 'I If . . -3.1, I H, V 'Q A - w 'ns is -fig W S irikj F . S!!! MU THETA NU Founded at Culver-Stockton, 1868 OFFICERS F im' .S'eme.rter . . .LYMAN SCHORK . . .GEORGE Cox . . .Ross MISKELL .. . . .REILLY NEIL . . .PAUL GARRISON . . .WILBUR DENNISTON . . . . . . . . .RICHARD COLLIER MEMBERS IN COLLEGE WILLIAM EATON PAUL GARRISON WALLACE GOODIN WILLIS GOODIN LESLIE HADEIELD LAUREN HUGHES SOICHI JONO CHARLES JONES? Ross MISKELL .Yecomi .S'eme.rter EARL ZENGE CLARK SMITH LYMAN SCI-IORK HEZ BROWN REILLY NEIL ARTHUR B. NORMAN GEORGE Cox PAUL GARRISON REILLY NEIL RUSSELL POWERS CLARK SMITH LYMAN SCHORK RUDOLPH SNIDER LLOYD YARBROUGH EARL ZENGE LEIGHTON ZENGEW 'klndicaces pledge nhl 150 02' C210 Page Ona Sixteen 511199303 :Q Q1 Q.. Q , , 'UW' v M... . 'f . .N . n ,rg 1 5. W - ns,- . Q r if ' ' Q E,-pg,-,Elf 4- , N H - . I 4, K P . 5 P. . I 3 . . , V X .X I ,.f ' 3 - 1 . R K IL -ab, V an , - , Q if E . pm. raw x ' 1 Page One Seventeen any Q-'R QIILQDSGDBP W President ....... Vice-President ....,.. Recording Secretary. Treasurer .......... Marshal. . . ARNIE C. ABRAMS WILLIAM BEAUCHAMII WILLIAM CADWELL ERNEST CHAMBERS WEBSTER CLARK JESSE CHILDERS LYNN DEVILIBISS ELDON DAVIS -wen PSI BETA EPSILO Founded at Cfzlver-Xtocktofz, 192 OFFICERS Firm! Semexter . . .GERALD MAGGART . . .JESSE CHILDERS . , .WEBSTER CLARK . . .VERN TRUEBLOOD . . .ARNIE ABRAMS MEMBERS IN COLLEGE JOHN FRANKS ALBA FOUNTAIN CARL HOTT CHARLES JACOBS BERYL KINSER WAYNE KOONTZ GERALD MAGGART JEWEL MAGGART TREVOR PILCHER 6 Second .S'emeJter ERNEST CHAMBERS LYNN DEVILBISS ARNIE C. ABRAMS WILLIAM G. CADWELL WAYNE KOONTZ KARL STAUSS NORMAN STOVER ARMIN SHANKS ERMA STEPHENS VERN TRUEBLOOD ARTHUR THESEN J. O. VANOSDOL .JOHN YONKER1' jig? 'gif' . 'iXv'!FYQt'f.XnSFvjI Sv, A ':..3xQ.cgv-4 --u' - 'Q -: 'f W- . .ww 4 wg. 2':IudicateS pledges qw,-any ' , - -E W 'DDU Ana. an rua Page One Eillhree-n 0:14- Gi HSJILQDSHDBP 9 in .g,', -1. w QR-I qv- Wk v 's 1 Q41-fn a i .1 w u Al' ,,LA,gu5A i . ,ns 41:3 ' W- .. ,, y M, .,J v 'x ' Rd' r 4-A' .x M 5, H f- , vi - ' .,N' vw Tv I ., L, N i . Page Om: Nincte .f ,N C11 Alix F20 3 0 GH QJILQDEIHIDR Q , VI II : divx CHI OMEGEA MU GAMMA CHAPTER Founded at Feeyetville, Arkdnmf, 1895 Extdbliflaed at Culver-Stockton, 1927 OFFICERS President ..., ,.,. Vice-President ..,..... .... Recording Secretary ...... .... Corresponding Secretary .... .... Treasurer ..............,. .... Ritual Officer ..... Herald ....... Fire! Semester NOLIA WooD VIRGINIA GARRISON MAYE CLEAVER NELLE MAE PENICK GERTRUDE FOLCKEM ER KIULA INGOLD RUTH TICE Second .Yemerter MYRA DANIEL MEMBERS IN COLLEGE NADINE ALEXANDER MURIEL ATKINS ELLEN BOWLIN MARGARET CARROLL MAYE CLEAVER VIVIAN COMSTOCK MYRA DANIEL ELMA D. DAVIS MARY ENGLISH GERTRUDE FOLCKEMER VIRGINIA GARRISON BERNICE HUDSON RITA HUTCHERSON KUILA INGOLD MILDRED LACY LUCILLE MARTIN ELIZABETH MOLER NELLE MAE PENICK HELEN SCHLAGER MARY SHINKLE FRANCES STARR RUTH TICE L15 ns.: . wad mv Page One 'Twenty GA 5199305 5 f . M . I J ' 'K - ,955- Y . .3 f . ,S , A . 4 ' I lf , X f 9.-.r hi 1 . M gum. !' 'Z -.4 ' 1 .QU F. Sw' A 'M 'r '1 , x, , 'F il - . Q Ny k Q. A 4 ,, , -, Q f .. , 1 f - 'f ' '7 LTR: 1 v- mv! 1 ,Km in .2 x'f ',,,, ,- Hx ' v-'gt 1,5-Ra ,JA '-vi .4 ..,, .5 r. ' ,wx , A 1 5 in R . , 115 -'. w, Q K' we FHM t' ' 1 mv' mf .RM ff ..-3 'kffffa A . 5 , A , A if, 01,1 X -fin, iff an Q 'E-'.,:.ue1 A ...H ,, ' v? V ',,3v3A.4 Va sw' 4 NN Sr .A V' ix. 1.5, . . ,yqdl ,K ff' 35 . va L'-. I M .If Y .4 YM ., -r N 'ww Atl: 1 Lt-eq WWW Page One Twenty-one haw 65 QIILQDSEHDBI Oni PHI KAPPA CHI Fonmled at C11l11er-Smcktofz, 1921 OFFICERS Firft Semexter . . .BILLIE JONES Second Semefter CAROLINE STEINMAN Vlcc Prcsldent ........... . . .CAROLINE STEINMAN HELEN BOZARTII Corresponding Secretary. . . , . .HELEN BOZARTH BILLIE JONES Rccordmg Secretary .,.... . . .HELEN TOMLINSON VIRGINIA ELLIS , , , . . .AMY HOWE MABLE SELLS Warden . . . .VIRGINIA ELLIS IRENE ARMEL MEMBERS IN COLLEGE MARGUERITIE ALLEN IRENE ARMEL HELEN BOzARTII VIRGINIA ELLIS AMY HOWE ZOLA HUPFIER MARY LOU JONES BILLIE JONES ELEANOR GOODALE RUTII WII.LIS MATRED LEVENGOOD FLORA MCG:-IEE SOPIIIA OYS'FER VIRGINIA SMITH BLANCIIE SNYDER MAELE SELLS CAROLINE STEINMAN HELEN TOMLINSON MARY LEE HUR'l' 019 CHQ waz huw P012 One 'Twenty-twn Gi' 51993499 ' .. 'x .kr f ef H . --.. X W '- F. I g R. w Q - A 'A' rf' Al ' V . P 1 I V r Mi,,.' .- ..4', , - 1, kxi,L,. ,H ii, . , - . Q, ,, 7. '..a: Q ,sr vw ml! l5Q va! Yuw Page One 'Twenty-three X ' R ISIIIQIPSIIIDR 2 N W R yn L ff ,EQr 'A i1'14'J QMEGA DELTA Fozmded at Czzlver-Stockton, 1926 President ....... Vice-President .,,.. Secretary ............... Corresponding Secretary ...., Treasurer ..,........,..,.. Parlimentarian .... OFFICERS Firm Semexter LENORA STEVENSON MARJORY ELLIOTT LORA MAE GRIFFIN KATHRYN MARTIN ELIZABETH THOMPSON Second .S'emeI'ter GEEDA CAHEY ELSIE PARKER . . .RUTH WEST VIRGINIA ZAHN MEMBERS IN COLLEGE ERMA BROTHERS YEULAH BROTHERS GEEDA CAHEY MARJORY ELLIOTT MAURINE EWALT LORA MAE GRIFFIN DELORES GOODIN HELEN HARRIS INA LEPPONEN RUTH CARWELL MARGARET FANNIN ELSIIE PARKER NELLIE NYSTROM EDDETH PERFECT BERNICE RANSOM MARY ROBERTS RUTH SOwERs LENORA STEVENSON ELIZABETH THOMPSON EULA MAE TOLLE RUTII WEST VIRGINIA ZAIIN ALMA VEAL ol! LFG 'warn fD4V Page One 'Twenty-fowr G4 519309 E man. . may 0:0 Page One 'Twcn ty-func f , r . H . -1 ., fx S . ' -gl. ,. . .,-:pf , 1 3-4' -' .1. .,i-7: . . -v..g:,. ,s5iYY.- a 41' , EC' ' if . fi . L .- jg:-x-,-4 ,e -.fm -. . ., W V, V4 ', ' DIIRGEANIZAGIIFMGDNS 'EA 21 ,,4. ,r. ., .A .vu Q. 2 vf, PF' ' rf'- ,?:. :-w.-1w-- -apic, .N J ' Q1 .,,.v. TUB IIQIIGIBQGVIIUINDIIN' G54 51993505 TI-IE MILESTONES Editor ............. Business Manager. . . Associate Editor ............ Assistant Business Manager .... Art Editor .... . . .... Art Editor .......... Freshman Assistant. . . Classes Editor ....,. Assistant ............ Organizations Editor .... Assistant ........ Athletics Editor. .. Assistant ....... - Fraternities ,... Assistant .,....,. Kampus Kappers ..... Advertising Manager .... Assistant ............ Freshman Assistant ..... Distribution Manager .... Assistant ............ CAROLINE STEINMAN HAROLD PAUL MARJORY ELLIOTT CARL HAMANN ESTHER ALESIIIRE HELEN BOZARTH MAURINE EWALT HELEN TOMLINSON LOUISE LESSIG BERNICE HUDSON HELEN SCHLAGER WILLIAM HANCOCK SHANNON GRAHAM VIRGINIA ELLIS GERTRUDE FOLCKEMER DARLINE MCCREERY REILLY NEIL CLARK SMITH . . .JEWEL MAGGART LAWRENCE PIERCE . . .JESSE CHILDERS Typist .... . . .EDNA GRAY The MILESTONES is the school year-book and is sponsored by the members of the Senior class. The faculty advisor Dr. Harold E. Briggs was very helpful at all times during the year. Due to a well-planned budget at the first of the year and a strict following up' of it, the Milestones in tlIe spring, found that its financial condition was better than that of the last four years. This was obtained througlI an active cooperation of the staff. if :gnu Page One Twenty-eight G4 HSJILQDQMDEQ Q1 4,5 .Q M' . V ' 1 -A. . Q' 1, xg' uv - S-5'Ww , A -Vw. fm' 2 w xl' Lv ww Q- H 7,3Nfl.,s.,mr ,, ' N ' .wx Page One Twenty-'nine 6-'Q pun. nav B511 QD 3 GD? THE MEGAPHONE Editor ............. .... A RTHUR BUEL NORMAN Managing Editor ....... .... C LAIRE WHITFORD Organizations Editor ..,.. .... B Enmaca HUDSON Athletics ..........,. . . .... SHANNON GRAHAM Nuz-z-Nuz ...... .... N oL1A Woon Old Guard ...,., .... R UBY BLAND Exchanges ...... .... V IRGINIA ELLIS ,lest For Fun ..,. .... R EILLY S. NEIL Business ...... .... I R. HU'FCHERSON Circulation ..,.,.,,,, ..,. F RANCES STARR Advertising ..........., .... A RNIE ABRAMS Associate Advertising ..... .... G ERTRUDE FOLCKEMER The Megaphone has been Culver-Stockton's newspaper since September, 1919, when Claude E. Spencer, present librarian, edited the first number, a small four-page sheet, with pages about the size of those of the Literary Digest. The Megaphone of 1929-30 'is a Five-column, four page weekly pa er, much larger in size than most college newspapers, with a total of 32 issues dauring the school year, and with a circulation o over 600 copies each week. Members of the Megaphone Staff are eligible to membership in Gamma Upsilon, honorary student's publication fraternity, after one semester of satisfactory service on the college paper. The personnel of the 1929-30 organization Changed several times. Misses Norma McCreery, Old Guard Editor, and Kiula Ingold, Business Manager, resigned during the early art ofthe year, as did Gordon Lane, Advertising Manager. These positions were Filleg by the present members of the Megaphone group. Sterling Bilderback, assistant managing editor and James Boulware, assistant advertising manager, deserve special mention for their excellent work. Several new features were added to the columns, amon them being the Campus Opinion column of Muriel Atkins, the Mostly Sports cigest by Shannon Graham, the Weekly poem, Clark Smith's inimitable style in his column of life entitled One Thing 'N Another , and a series of Freshman reminiscences called As the Frosh Tells It , besides regular Faculty Editorials. The eyes of the Megaphone are on the future with expectations that the financial status of our publication may be stabalized, the paper be linked up with state and national collegiate news associations, and stricter aculty supervision be attained, all building toward a newspaper that will be the single greatest contributing factor in a Greater Culver-Stockton . A032 ,Sn exe. Page One Thirty G4 5199309 gg, ,. .M A 4' 'Y A. . uf ' -A x. ' L. Q' A jlmsa' A ,ey - 4 G yt.. ':.sqf'LkV B' r ' 'ln' . 'fix-. he .21 ' N J li A ' - 2011 , ' ' , .if , Llfgv. 2314 if' - hunky' 'Z f a ff, rg x M ,, la., ,, A Ls' p 'f bp ,L A if-1 5 a igffug 3' QR' 'fx . i, 4 p ,'v' .,g,,?gQ , E . lbw P' 1' I .LY -5, , , W fizqw Wai -ef xv f. 'Q-Z pan. '55 . :uw Page One Thirty-one 1 ,mn U Q- ,, 4 'fir- -3.55-H , - .A... Q. 'f.':.Ql':L . , ' 2 I 141- - - r -v ' Q-'f.1'.17 JIMIUUSJIIGE Gi ESIILQDSBHDBF rs'-2 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BACK Row-Geeda Cahey, Vivian Comstock, Roberta Stone, Esther Reid, Ellen Bowlin, Marjory Elliott, Rita Hutcherson. MIDDLE Row-Maxine Ewalt, Grace Mullin, Helen Schlager, Frances Starr, Eddeth Perfect, Nolia Wood, Louise Lessig, Esther Buzard. FRONT Row-Helen Roy, Maudie Cox, Bess Moler, Flora Tillotson, Murial Atkins, Mary English, Leota Trueblood, Prycie Stephenson. The Girls' Glee Club participated in a joint concert with the Boys' Glee Club November 1, in Culver Gymnasium. December 15, at Canton and December 16, at Quincy the Messiah was presented before a very appreciative audience. An oratorio was given at Easter time and a spring opera in May. ' tra. 'ks rw Page One 'I'hi'rty1fou1' Q4 'QJILQPBGDEP es: BOYS' GLEE CLUB BACK Row -- -Erma Stephens, Claire Whitfornl, Russell Miller, Hez Brown, Charles Burch, Gordon Lane. MIDDLE RowASoichi Jono, Paul Garrison, Beryl Kinser, Morris Betts, Trevor Pilcher, Kenneth Sutherland. FRONT Row-Edward Armstrong, Adrian Fullerton, Richzlrcl Collier, Ronald II. Neil, Reilly Neil, Lyman Schork, William Cadwell. The Boys' Glee Club with the Girls' Glee Club gave 21 joint concert November 1, in Culver Gymnasium. Two out-of-town trips were taken, one in November to Clarence and Shelbyville and in the spring concerts were Well attended in Shelbinn and Monroe City, Missouri, Rushville, Mt. Sterling, and Bowen, Illinois. f-2'-A , .fn .Dlx Pam: Om: Thirty-fL11c W QSJIIQDSGDS' H CULVER-STOCKTON ORCHESTRA The orchestra has done very good work all year, having given many concerts and taken several trips, all due to the ability of its members. A concert given in Culver Gymnasium March 2, was well received. March 3, the orchestra played in Quincy, Illinois for the Senior Music Club of that city. April 1, the Christian Church invited the orchestra to play in Keokuk, Iowa. On April 11, the Parent Teachers Association of Bowen, Illinois sponsored a concert before a large and appreciative audience. The orchestra is composed of the following students: Pauline Brookhart, Erma Brothers, William Cadwell, Mary Chase, Vivian Comstock, Malcolm Eckert, Margaret Fannin, Gertrude Folckemer, Edna Gray, Dorothy Jennings, Soichi Jono, Harriet Kline, Miriam Kline, Lucille Martin, Elizabeth Moler, Lynn Nelson, Helen Schlager,iEdgar Schnellbacker, Jack Stephens, Roberta Stone, Norman Stover, Vern Trueblood, Virginia Zahn, Earl Zenge, Mildred Zimmerman. CULVER-STOCKTON BAND At all of the football, basketball, and track events the dazzling blue and white uniforms ofthe Culver-Stockton band may be seen. This group did much to arouse a good school spirit and added much spice to the affairs. The members are: Arnold Barber, Junior Barnett, Harold Bradshaw, Yeulah Brothers, Edmund Birk, William Cadwell, Dorothy Constantz, Jesse Childers, Mal- colm Eckert, Wesley Detwiler, Margaret Fannin, Arthur Fascinato, Harriet Kline, Lenora Hohmann, Elizabeth Mo1er,Jack Stephens, Roberta Stone, Norman Stover, Eulah Mae Tolle, Vern Trueblood, Sam Wolf, Virginia Zahn. 4:32 C.FGs 'IMD Page Om: Thirty-s '. , ,. 1 I , I 1 . L - 1 I GIEIITQTUIIEJS ' BQIILQDBGDBP Sw MEMBERS OF DRAMATIC CLUB LEOTA TRUEBLOOD IVAN INGOLD CLARK SMITH WAYNE KOONTZ ERNEST CHAMBERS J. R. HUTCHERSON WILBUR DENNISTON KARL STAUS ADRAIN FULLERTON ARTHUR NORMAN Ross MISKELL VIRGINIA GARRISON ELIZABETH THOMPSON KIULA INGOLD NOLIA WOOD R. T. JONES GEEDA CAHEY DARLENE MCCREERY ESTHER REID BERNICE HUDSON FLORA TILLOTSON NELLE PENNICK RUSSELL MILLER VIRGINIA ZAHN MARJORY ELLIOTT HELEN SCHLAGER MYRA DANIEL FRANCES STARR DORIS MARTIN ZOLA HUIJFER RUTH SOWERS RUTH TICE GERALD MAGGART GEORGE Cox MARGARET CARROLL VIRGINIA ELLIS CARL HAMANN PRYCIE STEPHENSON WEBSTER CLARK LOREN HARGIS BILLIE JONES CAROLINE STEINMAN HELEN BOZARTH MABEL SELLS MARY LOU JONES AMY HOWE VIVIAN COMSTOCK MARY BUSKIRK RITA HUTCHERSON JAMES BOULWARE ROY M. SMITH GLADDENE Cox HAZEL HAWKINS MARY ENGLISH JEWELL MAGGART MAURINE EWALT EUGENE TERRY C. H. CALLIHAN JESSIE CHILDERS ELMA DAVIS ELIZABETH MOLER ERMA BROTHERS RUTH WEST J. O. VAN OSDOL VIRGINIA SMITH MARY ROBERTS GRETCHEN VAN CLEAVE ESTHER ALESHIRE - MURIEL ATKINS LEIGHTON ZENGE MAUDIE Cox LOUISE LESSIG NADINE ALEXANDER ELLEN BOWLIN ROBERT KILLEN BETTY RUTH DAWSON HELEN HARRIS BERNICE RANSOM MILDRED LACY LAWREN HUGHES FRANCES DECK ARNIE ABRAMS' STERLING BILDERBACK VERN TRUEBLOOD CLYDE TURNBOUGH ELDEN FESLER JESSIE TRAVIS GRACE MULLIN MARY LEE HURT GERTRUDE RAMSEY NELLIE NEILL EDNA GRAY GERTRUDE FOLCKEMER LUCILLE MARTIN LIZ! Qi' Page One Thirty-eight sf'-fi illlQD34lD9f W DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS President ........ ..... J . R. HUTCHERSON Vice-President ..... ..... M Aiqonv ELL1oTT ,Treasurer ........ ..... K IULA INGOLD Secretary .... ..,.. P RYCIE STEPI-IENSON The Dramatic Club is an active organization for all of those who might be in- terested in dramatics both staff work and characterizations. Any student on the campus is eligible for membership provided he fills out a questionnaire and is voted in by the active members. The club sponsors from two to four plays each year. This year the club under the direction of Mr. Roy Smith gave two very delightful plays. mzq ana. Page One Thirty-nin flll QD 3 ID 5 WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Women's Athletic Association is anxious to promote an interest in athletics of all types such as we have on the campus. The standards for entrance being rather high in that the candidate must have credit for one hundred and fifty points which may be won by participation in sports such as tennis, baseball, basketball, volleyball, swimming, sportsmanship and May Fetes. Upon completing one thousand points the candidate may receive a C-S letter. W. A. A. has provided candy bars, chewing gum, peanuts, balloons, -canes, and horns at most ofthe football, basketball, and track meets during the past year. This pleases the students as well as makes it possible for the organization to make some money. E'-SD 3 3 P age One Forty GA Q HQIILQIJSEMDBP 'Tfgfv ,-4, ,, 4 Rl' uw I ,. I .I 'K' ' 453. WOMENS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO President ...... Vice-President .... Secretary ,..... Treasurer .... ESTHER ALESHIRE RUBY BLAND MARY BUSKIRK ESTHER BUZARD MARGARET CARROLL MAYE CLEAVER GLADDENE Cox MYRA DANIEL MARJORY ELLIOTT VIRGINIA ELLIS VIRGINIA GARRISON BERNIECE HUDSON KIULA INGOLD MARY LOU JONES OFFICERS MEMBERS MYRA DANIEL MARJORY ELLIOTT FRANCES STARR ESTHER REID LOUISE LESSIG KATHRYN MARTIN EDDETH PERFECT ESTHER REID MABEL SELLS HELEN SCHLAGER FRANCES STARR CAROLINE STEINMAN LENORA STEVENSON RUTH TICE FLORA TILLOTSON HELEN TOMLINSON RUTH WEST NOLIA WOOD Page One Forty-one G4 QIILQDSGDBS tim C-S CLUB OFFICERS President .......... ........... .... E D WARD OWEN Vice-President ....... .... F RED BURGER Secretary-Treasurer .... .... P AUL GARRISON Historian .,.,..,,... ................... A RTHUR B. NORMAN MEMBERS Betts, Football '28, '29, Track '29 Bradshaw, Basketball '30 Burger, Football '28, '29, Basketball '28, '29, '30, Baseball '28 Burch, Football '28, Basketball '30 Crowe, Football '28, '29 Denniston, Football '27 ' De Vilbiss, Track '29 ' Fuller, Football '29 Fullerton, Football '27, '28, Track '27, '28, '29 Garrison, Track '28, '29 Hiltpolt, Football '29 Humble, Football '29 Ingold, Football '28, '29 Lambert, Football '28, '29 Lane, Football '28, Basketball '30 Miskell, Football '28, '29 Mitchell, Football '29 Norman, Basketball '30, Football '28 Owen, Football '28, '29, Basketball '29, '30, Track '27, '29 Snicler, Football '29 Shanks, Football '27, '29 Sterrett, Football '29 Stevens, Football '28, '29 Wingate, Football '29 Page One F ovty-tum m ps? 1 lj .31 X . My ,. HRIIEBIIILJIIGEJIIGID f 1 1 1 v 1 1 R, US Gi Q HSJILQDEIBGDBP U MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION President ...,.... OFFICERS Vice-President .- ....... Secretary-Treasurer ,............ Chairman of Progra ARNIE ABRAMS C.' H. BUNDY GEEDA CAHEY JERRY FIBLE LOREN HARGIS m Committee. . . MEMBERS GERALD MAGGART C. H. BUNDY GEEDA CAHEY ' CHARLES JAcoEs HELEN HARRIS CARL HOTT CHARLES JACOBS BURL KENSER EARL LEWIS GERALD MAGGART The Ministerial Association is an organization whose purpose is to call together all who are interested in affairs pertaining to the Christian Ministry. Here students and teachers may discuss in a free and easy manner all of the important problems which confront one in life. Fellowship, ease, efiiciency and noble character are the ideals of the association. Page Om: Forty-four W QIILQIDWDSS' ev ' ff Ab ,final Ati, ' 0' 5' in 'M-if Iii - I .,,f rf ,sw- ' 1 Y. W. C. A. OFFICERS President .,..... . . .GEEDA CAHEY Vice-President .... . . .LENORA STEvnNsoN Secretary ...... . . .ESTHER REID Treasurer .... . . .GERTRUDE FOLCKEMER CABINET Program Committee .... ........... . . .MARJORY ELLIOTT World Fellowship ...i... . . .VIRGINIA ELLIS Corresponding Secretary. . . . . .FLORA TILLITSON Publicity Chairman ..... . . .WETA BEAMER Those women of Culver-Stockton College who have a special interest in the ideal of unselfishness and desire for greater fellowship on the campus, are working together in Y. W. C. A. This year tlIere has been a large amount of enthusiasm. The outstanding feature of this year was the open meeting to which all of the new girls were invited and later were invited to join. L' UI'-on 'Tn T20 Page One Forty-five 4 . X ' 1 .v. - .2 g-2-1 -. A15 ai 23 M . v., x- f . Y..N . .af 1 .v fi. Qi 5 fill QD 3 GD? FOREWGRD If we have overlooked any of your sins-be quietg if we have over- emphasized them-we apologizeg but you should consider it an honor to rate this section. With out some popularity your name would never have graced these pages. It is the most select section of this edition. If you think that you were not given proper space-work harder next time. Remember always that the scales of truth are impartial and on them all actions are weighed. In the words of Confucius-we all make mistakes now and then. Don your armor and march on. Weiss DEDICATION This section is graciously dedicated to: 1-That poor pathetic group sometimes alluded to as the student body 2-Those who attend the little Gem's Friday night shows. 3-Those souls which eat at Watson's and attend church irregularly in spite of President Wood and Mrs. Baskett. 4-Those who wanted to wait until the last day to have their picture taken and then griped about the face that appeared on the negative Cthe face being their ownb. 5-Those pessimistic beings who will consider the entire Milestones a flop and especially the Kampus Kappers section. To all of these we sympathetically and impartially dedicate this section. ' Page One Forty-sev Gi illlQlD34D3f Q CULVER-sTocKToN COLLEGE MAY PETE KPROSERPINA, GODDESS OF SPRING presented by GIRLS' OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1929-8:00 P.M. Directed by Mrr. True Taylor Orcheftra directed by Lorenzo Giacomo Forcinoto 4 The May Queen is chosen each year by the students of the college from the Women of the Senior class. This is done by popular election and the person selected is considered the most generally admired girl in school. Q E Page One Ffrrty-eight ESTHER ERICKSON-MAY .QUEEN, 1929 519309 MW THERE'S A REASCN Why College Men prefer to buy clothes at this store and it's because they always End Smafrt New Styles-Always Reasonably Priced Jo N ES ea M A R K S The Store 'That Does The Business THERE'S A REASON . Page One Fifty-one QJIIQDEMIDEI Canton Mercantile Co. LADIES' READYfTOfWEAR RUGS, LINOLEUMS SHADES, TRUNKS DRY GOODS SHOES Canton Missouri Gentner: I am the gas and oil man. Katie: Oh, you'r kidding me. G Y I h h entner: es ave gas on my stomac and oil on my hair. PF Plf Pk ik Pl? HEARD IN THE GIRLS' DORMITORY Mary, may .I borrow my pocket-book? Yes, Darlinc but don t keep it too long. Miss West, the Pope does not appoint the St. Louis Cardinals. Record Printing Company PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS Canton Lewistown Monticello Maywood f GH 1511199341399 Bank of Lewis County CANTON, MISSOURI E. W. LILLARD, PRESIDENT R. M. BOULWARE VICE PRES , . M. T. BOULWARE, AssT. CASHIER B. M. BRADSHAW, AssT.CAsH1ER CALLIE LEWIS, AssT. CASHIER Sefrvice Safety August Jacobs JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH Sixth and Hampshire Quincy, Illinois THE WASHINGTON DR C S TO . . . DD CAFETERIA D . entzst Invites Tow Bank of Canton Building QUINCY ILLINOIS Phone 157 Canton, Mo. Canfgn Hardware O. A. Bradrick OII1 an 2 y The Rexall Drug Stove HARDWARE PLUMBING ' S HEATING ' A KODAKS Where Quality and Service Count-We Win SUPPLIES FINISHING PgO Ff I -24 QQIIQDSBID9 sta E A E A ' 'v A Q 42 f T T I For Sale at Leading Fountains HIGH LIGHTS IN HISTORY FI'CQllII12l.l1llllCl'l.flOll'lHLlWl1V does one fi h . . . J 'es man always have to have on his winter underwear? The house council passes at rule prohibiting freshman girls from dating on Sunday nights. Culver-Stockton fair co-eds l'DLlSt cheer the football team and not Bennett and Briggs. Miss Helen Roy entertains Mr. Lyman Schorlc at her home in Clarence, Missouri. Th ' ' ' ' ' e Sonnets scribbled off in English Lit. at 11:00. C. C. WILLS, Mgr. Telephone 370 Ofice and Yards West of Depot gas. rev Puile One Fifty-fnu-r Q 16 11 QD 3 QD Sr HoDoEs DRUG COMPANY 'The Beginning Place of Knowledge-Canton, Missouri We Sell CulverfStockton College Books-Martha Washington and Whitman Candies IF IT'S Enom HODGES onus COMPANY IT'S ALL RIGHT CAN YOU IMAGINE 1. Mary Lou Jones not on a diet? 2. Dolores Goodin not losing her temper for a whole day? 3. Doyle Crow having a date with a C-S girl??? P.S. Up to February 14. 4. Nadine Alexander without spit curls? 5. Esther Aleshire spending the week-end in Canton? 6. Mrs. Baskett not liking her garlic in pork? 7. Ajax Fullerton getting to Sociology on time? 8. Myreta Ishom flirting? 9. Irene and Trevor not holding hands? 10. Blanche Snyder cutting a class? 11. Angela and True fussing. 12. The Emperor of China not telling about the northern woods of Wisconsin? 13. Doc Schultz not singing in class annually? 14. Miss Mays not dating one of the younger set? 15. Ruth Tice not gushing like an oil well? 16. Vivian Comstock not raving about all of her many boy friends? 17. Bill Hancock without a red tie? 18. Cars not allowed on the hill after 9 P.M.? New Bamboo Inn , THE BEST PLACE TO EAT Canton Cleanmg Co. - Clw11S for Pfvble who CM? We Have Soda Fountain Service ofa College Students Welcome Canton, Missouri QUINCY ILL. We Save 'You Money on Dry Goods and Shoes THE FAIR WAY STORE CANTON, MISSOURI ARD if Page One Fifty-five GY 'ISJILQDSBGDEH he HEED TO THE AILING Dear Sir: A friend of mine, Flea Trail, told how your Hollyberry Tonic helped him to diminish his ears. After great med- itation I thought it might help my feet. 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Kellogg-Birge Company WHOLESALE GROOERS Keokuk, Iowa Page Om: Fifzycgght Q 5' HIJIIQDSMD? THE PASSING OF ROMANCE There's a dam that stops the water where the Shannon used to flow, And a concrete road that leads to Mandalay, Though Machree still stands for mother, Erin's gal you'd hardly know, Silver threads among the gold are bobbed today. Annie Laurie runs for gov'nor, on her glib-tongued promise true, And My Bonnie lies-for lying's all the rage, While my Irish Rose gets Wilder on the stuff of modern brew, And Sweet Adeline begins to show her age. Now the famed Old Oaken Bucket can't get by the board of health, And the bank along the Wabash breeds the chills, Touch me not, Last Rose of Summer, for hay fever lurks in stealth, And Young Charmers, so Endearing-that's what kills. Down upon the Swannee River- Buy a Lot, You Can't Go Wrong, And it' near to where the wealthy Old Folks play, While I Love You, California, is a sentimental song, What they really love is tourists, come to stay. That Long, Long Trail a-Windin' isn't windin' any more, In no Shady Lane can lovers go alone, For they've straightened out the highway, while the autos bang and roar And the Lane is now an anti-parking zone. I can stand for sub-dividing on the southern Swannee shore, And the bliss of Lover's Lane I'm game to lose, Modern science is a blessing-but romantic days are o'er, When they dam the River Shannon-what's the use? Page O-nc Fifty--nine QSIIIQIDWDES he W atson's Cafe CANTON, Mo. ' ' Americas Smartest Footwear For Girls Who Love Style 124 N. Sixth Street ,I Smart Footwear QUINCY, ILLINOIS A BOY'S COMPOSITION ON PANTS Pants are made for men, not for women. Women are made for men, not for pants. When a man pants for a woman, and a woman pants for a man, they are a pair of pants. Pants are like molasses-they are thinner in hot weather, and thicker in cold. Men are often mistaken in pantsg such mistakes are breeches of promises. There has been much discussion whether pants is singular or plural. Seems to me when men wear pants it's plural-and when they don't, it's singular. Men go on a tear in their pants and it's all right, when the pants go on a tear it's all Wrong. If you want to make pants last, make the coat first. Complete Home Furnishings FURNITURE, OARPETS, STOVES, RUGS I QUEENSWARE, RADIOS ACCESSORIES .Quality Merchandise Fairly Priced '3 Schell Demple Furniture Co. 613615 Main Street KEOKUK, IOWA Page Om: Sixty Q4 QJILQDWIDEQ W DO YOU REMEMBER WAY BACK WHEN? 1. Mildred Lacy swated flies in the dinning room. 2. Carl Hamann took Elizabeth Thompson to the Washington. 3. Nadine Alexander didn't know how to scrape dishes. 4. Bess Moler's favorite pastime was giving dissertations on the faults of Culver- Stockton. 5. Doris Rogers and Eula Mae Toile went to pay a visit by request, to Mrs. Baskett. 6. Muriel Atkins bought the hand-book for a quarter. 7. Helen Harris had high ideals of young woman-hood. 8. Henry Harmon was not a fond parent. 9. Doc Schultz made those famous chapel talks. 10. Doc Rob said that preachers' kids had a head start. 11. The girls were allowed to go riding in the afternoons. 12. Kooney's wife wanted to search the dorm. 13. John Gentner asked Ruth Sowers to the Boston Tea Party and she answered, Yes, I'll go. When is it? 14. Coach Bunker asked Eddie Armstrong to stand at attention and he said that he was at attention but his gym suit was at ease. 15. Art Norman thought he was hot stuff. PORTRAITS Detwiler Studio A. R. DETWILER, Przomunrou Good Taste and Skilled Craft- mcmship in Photography cmd Color Work ENLARGEMENTS SWING FRAMES nav Page Om: Sixty-o Q 619303 if Qffisifg 5, ,fx A wwf? '50 if N. B. Ruth Sovvcrs and John Gcntncr omitted pgg E Page One Sixty-two QJIIQDBGDE- TELEPHONE BLDG. 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Harold Paul: This stuff sticks to the end. :k :ls al: :k :k ' Dean: Honestly now, you never would have thought this car of mine was one I had hought second hand, would you? Prexy: Never in my life. I thought you had made it yourself. fl! :lf Ck 514 :lf Doctor: I'm afraid I have bad news for you. You will never he able to work again. W. Van Osdol: Whadda mean had news? rk :If 41 :li l' Court: IfI kissed you would you scream? Flora: Nog long ago I learned to suffer in silence. if :lf :lf 34 ik Lucille: Another lover's quarrel, eh? Beth: Yes, love will always find a fray. The Western Telephone Corp. of Missouri We hope you have appreciated our Service We appreciate having had you as a Student of C. S. C. Page One Sixty-s Gt QQJILSEIIPSHIDB' t-2-D G. L. MARTIN, President E, N. CASON, Clmirnmn of Bmml S. F. HOERER, Cashier S. A. TUCKER, Vicefl rcsiilem V F. F. PAGE, Asif Cnxliicr The old Reliable BANK OF CANTON S. B. IIEFFRIES, Director W. B. MCROBERTS, Director -I. C. CASON Director J. 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