Culver Stockton College - Milestones Yearbook (Canton, MO)

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The fV1llf5YS.1?.?FfI sill 1.953 GLENN A. MILLER CANTON, MISSOURI Theta Kappa Nu, A Cappella Choir, Dramatic Clubg International Relations Club. PHRONA ROOKS TRENTON, MISSOURI Chi Omega, A Cappella Choir, Music Cluh, International Relations Club, CulverfStockton Hall House Council. MILDRED LOUISE SILVEY LEWISTOVVN, MISSOURI Phi Kappa Chi, President lst Semesterg President of W.A.A.g P2i11'I'I6llEIl1C Councilg Student Senate, Staff of Megaphoneg Attendant to Homecoming Queen, Cast of I Choose This Ltfe, CulverfStOclctOn Hall House Council, EUGENE SLIMP Mu Theta Nu, Dramatic Club, Tennis. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI ALFRED U. SLOAN CANTON, MISSOURI Theta Kappa Nug International Relations Club, Baseball. THOMAS N. TROUTNER, -IR. PITTSFIELIJ, ILLINOIS Theta Kappa Nug Theta Alpha Phi, Bandg Dramatic Clubg Stalf of Ladies of the jury, Tartujfe, and One Mad Night. RALPH WEHRMAN CANTON, MISSOURI Theta Kappa Nu, Pipetters MARY K. WITT CANTON, MISSOURI Chi Omega, Ritual Cihcer, Treasurer of Dramatic Club, VicefPresident of Theta Alpha Phig Secretary of International Relations Club, Cast of Ladtes of the jury, Beefsteaks are Beautiful, and One Mari Night, Debate, Pi Kappa Deltag Staff of Megaphone. MEMBERS OF CLASS NOT SHOWN IN PICTURES EARL R. BARTAREAU ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI STEVE LIGINO EAST MOLINE, ILLINOIS Staff of Megaphone, Baseball, Track. Mu Theta Nug VicefPresident of CfS Clubg Football. EUGENE HANDLEY EAST MOLINE, ILLINOIS WALTER NILES, JR. UNIVERSITY CITY, MISSOURI Mu Theta Nu, Marshallg President of CfS Club, Football. Theta Kappa Nug VicefPresident of Ministerial Assof ciationg Cast of Ladies of the jury. CHESTER HENSLEY I...-XI'IARPE. ILLINOIS Mu Theta Nu, Chaplain, International Relations Club, LEE W. SANDERS ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI Dramatic Clubg Cast of Ladies of the jury and One Mad Mu Theta Nu. ' ' L'P'K' 'Dl'gM i :lA . Night, Deb ite, I appa e ta inisterii ssociation MARY LILLIAN SKIRVIN LABELLE, MISSOURI KENNETH E. HOWE PARIS. MISSOURI Mu Theta Nug CfS Club, Captain of Basketball Team, Page Tweutyfeight Chi Omegag SecretaryfTreasurer of junior Classg Interf national Relations Club.

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The hlilcstcaiics Of' 1938 MARY ELIZABETH IVES CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Chi Omegag Music Clubg A Cappella Choir. KIOHN E. KIRCHER WAYLAND, MISSOURI Theta Kappa Nu, Archon 1st semesterg Secretary of CfS Clubg President of Junior Classg VicefPresident of Student Senateg President of Pipettersg Footballg Baseballg Track. CHESTER KRUEGER SHELBINA, MISSOURI Mu Theta Nug CfS Clubg Footballg PanfI'Iellenic Councilg International Relations Club. SAM LAW CANTON. MISSOURI Theta Kappa Nug Music Clubg Bandg Orchestrag Brass Sextetteg President of Band 2nd semester. RUTH ALICE LINNERT WARRENTON, MISSOURI Phi Kappa Chi: VJ.A.A.g A Cappella Choirg Dramatic Clubg Cast ol'Ta1tujfeg CulverfStocktOn Hall House Council. RUTH NICKLIN CLARKSVILLE, MISSOURI Phi Kappa Chig Ministerial Associationg W.A.A. GEORGE E. ROUSE CANTON, Missouai Theta Kappa Nu. Scribeg A Cappella Choirg Music Club. HAROLD SCHAFFER LAGRANGE, MISSOURI Theta Kappa Nug International Relations Club. CALVIN SHANKS CAxTON, MISSOURI Theta Kappa Nug Music Clubg Bandg Orchestrag A Cap' pella Choirg Brass Sextetteg Baseball. NEAL SHERRICK LORAINE, ILLINOIS MII Theta Nu, Treasurer lst semester, VicefPresident 2nd semesterg President of Dramatic Clubg Theta Alpha Phig A Cappella Choirg Staff of Milestones. Page Txusmwfser e

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The Milestoiieis of 1938 SCPHOMCRE CLASS President ......., .... . LOREN GILLHOUSE, JR. VicefPresident ...... ...., J ANELLE JENNINGS SecretaryfTreasurer, , . . . ..., .BEULAH R. Kama As September 13th rolled around most of us were very anxious to return to the hill and to start greeting those old classmates we had missed so during the summer months. Also foremost in our minds was the question of just who would be returning. We had the largest Freshmen class in several years and were anxious for a large representation again this year. Fortyfsix per cent of our former class returned to Culver' Stockton this year. The Sophomore class, as was expected, has continued to be prominent in the various departments of CulverfStockton. Seven of our members were awarded football letters, Carlyle Little, Joe Dickerman, George Sweat, Richard Ives, Clifford Smith, Jack Snider, and George Fielding. In Basketball Carlyle Little, Larry Hoff, George Sweat, Ray DeGreeff, and Bob Edwards made the varsity squad. Larry Hoff, despite injuries which handicapped him during the latter part of the season, was high point forward of the entire M.C.A.U. Betty Mary Powell was chosen as one of the cheerfleaders. In Dramatics we have continued to star. Beulah Kehr, Elaine Woodbury, Janelle Jennings, and Ray DeGreef have all had major roles in productions of this year. Janelle Jennings and Elaine Woodbury received bids to Theta Alpha Phi. Nineteen of the members of the Dramatic Club are Sophomores. Eight Sophomores made the Deanls Honor Roll: Helen Brickman, Margaret Connelly, Elizabeth Conover, William Funkenbusch, Wilbur Gross, Esther Michel, Velma Parkes, and Mary Ellen Wagner. In musical organizations we are well represented. In the A Cappella Choir eighteen of the members are Sophomores. Esther Michel is coluratura soprano soloist with the choir. The college trio was composed of three Sophomore girls, Esther Michel, Alice Hamilton, and Helen Brickman. There were ten sophomores in the orchestra and fourteen in the band. Cn the Megaphone Staff Betty Mary Powell is Rewrite Editor, William Funkenbusch, Orville Smith, and Maxine Graham, Assistant Advertising Managers, and Janelle Jennings, Assistant Circulation Mana' ger. Elizabeth Conover and Martha Jayne Shannon were Reporters. Our members hold many executive positions in the various organizations on the hill. The Sophomore Class has been very prominent in its two years in CulverfStockton and we anticipate bigger and better things in the future. We expect to continue to contribute toward student leadership in CulverfStockton College. By Johnny V. Davis Page Twenty-