Culver Stockton College - Milestones Yearbook (Canton, MO)

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Class of 1935 uLMi 1 tv. ugwm. w. ai- ':.wm':wa CLASS OFFICERS President ...... ....................... B BRNARD BYERS VicefPresident ..... ..... D OROTHY JENNiNGs SecretaryfTreasurer .... ..... G ARNETT DAY Senior Class History When school opened in the fall of 1931 there were one hundred one Freshmen eager to play a role in Culver' Stockton's history. They soon proved their abilities. Three were on the football team, two on the basketball team, and five were outstanding in track. Eleven Freshmen were in the dramatic club and five in play casts. In the field of forensics, four were given bids to Pi Kappa Delta. The male quartet was composed of four Freshmen. There were thirty of our number in the glee clubs, three singing solo parts. Fifteen of our group made the Dean's honor roll. Eight worked on the Megaphone staff and two on the Milestone staff. Two were members of the Gondoliers, CfS dance orchestra. In love affairs the Freshmen weren't such neophytes. The next year only fortyffour of our number were back. We had however seven lettermen in football and also some in basketball, track, and tennis. We were active again in dramatics having four representatives in the Christmas play. Two of the male quartet members were Sophomores. Ten, all from our class were given bids to Mu Sigma. We had four in debate, and thirteen in fraternity offices. The first time in history the Wood Citizen' ship Prizes were won by Sophomores. The Junior class of 193364 had eighteen members. Much was accomplished in spite of the small number. Two were members of the basketball squad, two in band, three in Women's Athletic Association, three on Pan' Hellenic Council, four in dramatic club, and two on the Megaphone staff. We furnished the college its women's debate team. Members of our class were on the cast or staff of every dramatic club production of the year. Mock Chapel was conducted by the Juniors last spring. This year we have only thirteen members. Two were members of the basketball squad, and others were members of the track team. We have three members in Pi Kappa Delta, three in Mu Sigma, and two in Gamma Upsilon. We have one representative in the male quartet and four in the glee clubs. The Seniors have been active in staff and cast positions of the dramatic club productions. We have five on the Milestones staff and two on the Megaphone staff. Three of our number are in the Ministerial Association. Even if our class has had the highest mortality of any class in CulverfStockton's history, we feel sure we have maintained the standards set by our predecessors. 1935 Milestones

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Seniors

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EDITH ASI-ICRAFT ST. JOSEPH, Missouiu Economics and Sociology Chi Omega, chapter correspondent 4, St. Joseph Junior Col' lege 1, 2, PanfHellenic Council, Megaphone, Student Senate, House President, Milestones, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Board Of student publications. BERNARD BYERS FORT MADISON, IOWA Mathematics Theta Kappa Nu, Scribe 1, 2, Oracle 3, Archon 4, President Junior Class, President Senior Class, President Student Senate, PHI1'Hellenic Council, Track, Basketball, Cast of New Poor , C35 Club, Milestones. QA A3 V ' qw YWZJLW'-cv Os. T fo ' fy-gp-1,.,,, QQ., gnc' - N GARNETT DAY LEWISTOWN, MISSOURI Education Kirksville Teachers 1, 2, Missouri University 3, Bible College gf Missouri, Chorus, Ministerial Association, Vice President 43 eC0nd Place in Missouri State Oratorical Contest, Secretary' Treasurer Senior Class. 1985 Milestones ' rivmx A. S.Lysr,,. ,5, I