Culver Stockton College - Milestones Yearbook (Canton, MO)

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Administration MAURINE MAYS, M.A. Head of Department of Foreign Languages Resigned at end of first semester CLAUDE SPENCER, B.A. Instructor in Library Sciences, 1922- HERMAN HAUSHEER, PHD. Professor of Philosophy and Sociology Resigned January 24, 1936 MRS. FAY HANLY JONES Office Secretary and Assistant Registrar MRS. EDYTH L. MCQUEEN Matron of Meri's Dormitory CONRAD WILL Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds

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Freshmen THE CLASS OF 1939 OFFICERS President ..... ..............,.,... M ERLE Cnossv VicefPresident ..... .,... H ENDERSON Fonsvrmz SecretaryfTreasurer .... ..... S UZANNE CHRIST The Freshman Class of '35-'36 is the largest class on the Hill, having ninetyfone in number. The Class, as a whole, has been well represented in the CulverfStockton Activities and has gone into the spirit of the school with wholehearted cooperation. Roberta Welch and Henderson Forsythe were chosen as editors of the Freshman Focus. This publication is a collection of representative journals and themes of the Freshman English Classes. In basketball Coach Bunker has chosen Roger Veach, Merle Crosby and Quinn Constatnz as members of the Varsity. There were other Freshman on the Zoo League Teams. In football, we find Kircher, Ligino, Constantz, Crosby, Krueger, Handley, and West as members of the Blue Team. These boys displayed their readiness to show their fighting spirit for CfS. In musical contribution this class proved its ability and readiness by participating in orchestra and band. The girls of CfS were not to be overstepped so an orchestra was organized. The Freshman in this group were Dorothea Cammack, Virginia Bolling, Suzanne Christ, Margaret VanFossen, Virginia Taylor, and Waneta Wood. In dramatics the Freshman stood at the top of the list. The Freshman participating in roles in the productions were: Wood White, Eugene Dillow, Scott Brown, Garde Baldwin, Neal Sherrick, Walter Niles, Roberta Welch, Henderson Forsythe, Tommy West, Suzanne Christ, Rachel Hulsen, Virginia Bolling, Glenn Miller, and Mary Margaret Gansz. The following Freshman were enrolled on the Dean's Honor Roll: Eugene Dillow, Henderson Forsythe, Evelyn Gruber, John Kircher, Genevieve Meadows, Gene Nicholson, Cathryne Petska, Roger Veach, Dorothy Wirtz, and Mary K. Witt. In forensics the Freshman participants were Eugene Dillow and Rachel Hulsen. Tommy West had the worries of seeing the Freshman Class mentioned in the Milestones . In the Megaphone publication Eugene Dillow's name appears as Assistant Advertising Managerg Tommy West, Glenn Kehr, Eileen Kerfoot, and Esther Clark contribute to the i'Megaphone as reporters. '