Culver Stockton College - Milestones Yearbook (Canton, MO)

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r- r,n v - , lflii 'I lg,StIsmiaS+ ul N138 RODNEY W. BAILLIE MIAPLEWOOD, MISSOURI Mu Theta Nu. M arliematics HCWARD A. CLARK KEOKUK, IOWA Historyfi Polztical Science Theta Kappa Nug International Relations Clulw. ROBERT GALBRAITH MONTICELLO, MISSOURI Chemistry Mu Theta Nug Pipettersg Physics Clubg Foothallg CfS Club. Page Sereviree

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The Milestones of 19338 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS A President ..,... ....,..... , . .... CHARLES HOFF VicefPresident ....... .... R USSELL Wasr SecretaryfTreasurer ....... ......... . ..... J OE W, KRAUS The Class of 1938 was the largest class of Freshmen in years, but size was not the only thing in which they excelled. Scholarship, leading roles in dramatic productions, thirteen lettermen in football, journalistic ability, and musical talent were only a few of their outstanding qualities. V As Sophomores, the Class of '38 strengthened the Debate Squad, supplied actors for thelleading roles in dramatic productions, and supported all activities such as athletics, publications, and music. ' Enriched in knowledge but decreased a bit in numbers, the Class of '38 came back as Juniors and had the editorship of the Megaphone, several on the staffs of both Megaphone and Milestones, and two of the most outstanding football players in the history of CfS. In addition to these honors, the junior classdtook more than its share of honors in dramatic productions, musical organizations, and placed many on the Dean's Honor Roll. The Class of '38 returned as Seniors in the fall of 1937 with twentyfthree members. The Seniors were represented in the presidencies of Mu Theta Nu, Chi Omega, Gamma Upsilon, Band, Orchestra, Music Club, Dramatic Club, Ministerial Association, Student Senate, PanfHellenic Council, CulverfStockton Hall House Council, Pi Kappa Delta, and International Relations Club. The Chairman of the Student Board of Publications was a member of this class, as were the Hrst queen of Homecoming of CulverfStockton and one of the four attendants, and both cofcaptains of the football team. Two of its members were on the Debate Squad, four were members of the CfS Club, six were on the staff of the Milestones, seven held leading roles in dramatic productions, and the Associate Editor of the Megaphone was a Senior. The Class of '38 has not finished achieving victories and honors, but it has upheld the traditions of CulverfStockton's other graduating classes and has raised its own standards of scholarship and participation in activities. E By Jane Petska 'FY Page S xteen

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.V l I . -- The I, , RICHARD S. GOLDEN HANNIBAL, MISSOURI Religion Mu Theta Nug Ministerial Associationg Football, Dramatic Cluhg Debate. RCBERTA GOTTMANN CENTER, MISSOURI H1'story'fPoli!icc1l Sczence A Cappella Choirg The College Singersg President of CulverfStockton Hall House Councilg Program Chairman of International Relations Clubg Music Clubg Staff of Milef stones. FRANKLIN GRAHAM CANTON, MISSOURI Mathematics Theta Kappa Nug President of PanfHellenic Councilg Staff of Milestonesg Bandg Orchestrag Music Clubg Dramatic Clubg Staff and Cast of Ladies of the furry, Staff of Tcwtufe. Page Eiglitum