Culver Stockton College - Milestones Yearbook (Canton, MO)
- Class of 1951
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W. Ienninqs A. N. Lindsey Robert L. Lund TRUSTEES E. N. Cason Oreon E. Scott Elbert K. Fretwell Allen May Iohn S. Wood F. L. Black W. l. Lyle George L. Peters George C. Lee President W. H. McDonald 'L V st. It was a grievous day for Culver-Stockton when broken health made necessary the resignation of President Walker Harrison McDonald. His words were evidence that he would no longer officially be President. In the hearts and memories of the students and faculty he will always be Prexy -loved and respected for his many years of service on the Hill. A man sincerely interested in youth and an un- tiring worker, he is a truly magnetic personality in the history of Culver-Stockton College. As the head of the administration, his skillful guidance added numerous noteworthy accomplishments to the progressive college. May his future years be filled with many pleasant recollections of his affiliation here with us. President L. E. Ziegler as Q AMM.. First as the acting president, and then filling the vacancy left by Dr. W. H. McDonald, Leslie E. Zieg- ler stepped in to meet the crisis of the hour at Culver- Stockton College. His few months of service with us have already revealed his capable leadership, his willing cooperation, and his energetic response to a new challenge. He continues the purpose of the founders of the college to provide an education in liberal arts in an atmosphere of Christian democ- racy. As we prepare to begin a second century of Culver-Stockton's progress, we extend to our new president our most sincere wishes for many happy and meaningful years with the students of Culver- Stockton College. 13 Ioe C. Hootman Treasurer and Business Manager john B. Alexander Dean oi the Faculty icem 0 Ada Wallace Roberts Dean of Women Arthur H. Blue Registrar fxdggminiofrafion Aubrey N. Allen Alumni Secretary Claude E. Spencer Librarian B William A. Herington Athleiic Director Lecxton E. Mink Director ol Admissions 15 DIVISION OF THE HUMANITIES Chairman-Mr. Pierce I. Leslie Pierce Vocal Music Director ot the School of Music 16 Ummm of .yndfrmclfion DIVISION OF THE NATURAL SCIENCES Chairman-Mr. Blue Arthur H. Blue Mathematics DIVISION OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES Chairman-Mr. Whittier F L I I A I Harold K. Whittier Education vLnfwufLi1fie5 ilfidzfozfz s rx Y- 4 . .-K' L' 1 . , -az P +- I 112 . .J . u. WW rs . . N .fl ,. ,J'. Iohn B. Alexander Religion and Philosophy Eleanor Daniels Public School Music wr.. n E gr sa Q: gn n gr as H E X 1 W N , , W gg all gs - H W .wg A K .FL 1, - em' is hm: Al 252274 2 ii I sf I i'wC,g-W is .,1. E5 ,e F 553 '-Ei-3' is if-SE -, 'Q-M 'SE'-13 ffiiwfigi gin ,aw gvqg fjg sian' Sw' Kiwi .. 2 :give RU. ..., ,. .J William Spencer Iohnson Mies, Piano, Organ and Theory ., B r rs L u H w . Fr 5 , :Wm ge-Q 5 . 4 5 rs a sa -. E , JV. gm .-xr: 1 HH!-X . ::: N , Na, . - fx- .. A , I I 5:2 an , . 1 :.,: , A - E we A 1 H , E M 32 W . ,, ., me . :jg ' '1 , . 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Buder Library Science nn na Sli HW Q H BMW W. M. HE W msn H an 4 . g., . . V. I Viola N. Giles Physical Education - 1 1 X M-' if, 5. ' - Hs D i 1. 1 fi . an 2:2 :2: gg is Q ll X . - Mag Lg ji. ' fEQ'. E552 W 2-5425 .54 Q - www ., if K if n if n J. NL' .am iii., ww M' 1. s 1 Roy C. Blalock Psychology is n . X 2 wa S .. .. .. .3 ,mu f -wi. xi an vs r sm sauna n aw im 55,-3 Mm ,ww jsffm., isa, H new lswww ., x ' x i we mn M H mum ii 1 i n x i f nw Q u 2 1 in n -1 n is i n if mi is nm n u William A. Herrington Physical Education 21 ,.- I V Q41--135 - 1 R ' .,,.- . v I -5 ,ny 'V' xl., Dr. P. W. Iermings. College Physician Helen Ziegler, College Nurse On the ship for a good fifteen years, Dr. Iennings is typical of the high quality of service rendered by the staff officers of C. S. Staff members not pictured: Robert Eisiminger G. W. Reynolds Raymond I. Fountain Claude N. Skelton R. L. Poppenhager Mrs. Elvie TenHoor as s's'm-ss. 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'fsoson Hott Sigma Kapp Charm, a House She welcomed us upon our arrival at Culver-Stockton: she acquainted us with the rules and regula- tions of our residence: she was the most gracious hostess at our house functions: she was the attentive listener to our repetoire of complaints and praises: she was the enthusiastic fan at athletic events and the interested participant in other school functions: she was happy with us when we wore a new ira- ternity pin and she complimented our new formals: she commended us for cr job well done and was ' ' the uiding hand who kept an orderly and smooth d ot us for our accomplishments. she was g prou running house throughout the year-she was our housemother. -VY Zi A if 11: ni' NNE nf, Ruth Sykes Secretory to the President Elaine Melcher Secretary in the Alumni Office Mrs. Dolores Burger Receptionist Mrs. Irene Hay Secretary in the Registrcxfs Office Mrs. Iecm English Secretary in the Office of Deans iniyf yik' avr A , fc new .X Z '-Q4-sd'- ,. -,, L kivs Donald E. Sykes Accountant - 4 A i 'R 51 F W I , W , ,,,,f' . 4 .7 ' I ?g,hnk,- , - v Charlotte Harvey Postmistress Kenneth Hinkle Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds sawn ' ' t Y . , EE swwrg, - , H Q W 5 ummm S mam mam H W 1 mm m s m as M n H4 nm m-A new nm Q-as s as-H BE B sxwg B mam E? 2 mass 1 x A x if A 5.1, V N at ,rm mx Mtn t H 2 iw can ru , -wfxN Milton Moore Manager, Cut's Pause, Book Shop M ru W Q-gm-A ' AJLE' B ru as ss-x mam Wm a mn rs rt sm mf ,sn m ms mama rs rs ua mag? mmm: mm 25255521 V B amass Qggfmw-wx ummm Xu rw Q an may um an Mrs. Catherine Sykes Secretory in the Business Office LIST f N f Q9 fff f W ,-N 'Zi ,if fi gg fixx ,454 'Eli F.. Y 'fi i Y ,J-Q , ff-T ff QR N 1,412 F fi f-s 1,13 ,--...i -an 3-211 ga- ff-:L 31 ,..f 42' QW X f eniom Those were hot days in September, 1947, when Culver-Stockton welcomed us as freshmen, a part of the largest enrollment in the history of the college, when men, as now, were in the ma- jority. That year Alpha Psi Omega was formed: Gamma Upsilon was reorganized and published the Student Directory: student- administration relationships benefited from the formation of the President's Cabinet: the third men's fraternity, Beta Sigma Gamma. came to campus: women students began to govern themselves through A.W.S.: and, as grand climax, the corner- stone for Carl Iohann Memorial Library was laid. As sophomores we saw the reorganiza- Iohn Lewis Canton Lambda Chi Alpha: Senior Class Pres.: President's Cabinet 4: Dome Staff 4: B.S.. Econ. Robert Iones Chicago, Ill. Mu Theta Nu V.-Pres. 4: Fresh Basketball 1. 2: Dome Ad. Mgr. 4: Golf Team 4: Senior Class V.-Pres.: B.S.. Bus. Ad. tion of the band under Mr. Eugene Haskins. His Campus Serenaders made their debut. The new stadium was wonderful. More school spirit was evi- dent. We were on the air with the Culver-Stockton Hour over WTAD. The first issue of The Dome was in our hands that spring. we enjoyed the bliss of the Cat's Pause. The wonderful new Library was opened for us our junior year. For the first time, T Homecoming was student directed. We survived the 'cold weather during the 3 coal shortage. The Physical Education L majors started PEM Club. The college Vocational Placement Bureau was Memorial Library. born. Commencement brought an im- portant milestone in the history 'ot C-S, the dedication of the Carl Johann Arlene Wirtz Keokuk. Iowa Chi Omega V.-Pres. 4: I.R.C. 1, 2, 4, Sec. 3: Senior Court 3. 4: Orchestra 3: A.W.S. Sec. 2: V.- Pres. 3: Student Counselor 4: Klieg Players l: Chorus 1, 2. 3. House Council 3. 4: Pep Squad 3, 4: B.A., Elem. Ed. Philip L. Bowden Forest Park. Ill. Mu Theta Nu Treas. 3: Klieg Players Treas. Z: Gamma Upsilon 1. 2, 3. V.-Pres. 4: Football 1. 2: President's Cabinet 4: Mega- phone 1, 2, 3. 4: Dome Co-Editor 4, Stat! 2, 3: Debate Phi Kappa Delta 3: Who's Who 4: B.S.. Econ. We returned as seniors to find President McDonald on leave of absence and L. E. Ziegler acting president, but soon to become president because of the continued illness of our former head. Under the leadership of Harold Penstone, Homecoming this year was a big success without even the usual rain. The new uniforms of the band added a note of elegance, and the floats were more attractive than ever. The stadium was named in honor of Ellison Poulton. I Iohn D. Langley Oak Park, Ill. Football 3, 4: B.A., Econ.-Soc. nn is nn r 5 . mn mu mixnmigj z ss E warm K' Q .min gle an Lxgxfmmn . moan .ia E. Robert Laughrige Bloomfield, Iowa Beta Sigma Gamma: Chorus 3, 4: Interirat. Council 4: M.E.N.C. 4: Campus Sere- nader 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Student Senate Pres. 4: B.A., Bus. Ad. Iane Howerton Quincy, Ill. Chi Omega Treas. 3, Pres. 4: Klieg Players l: House Coun- cil 1: Orchestra l: Band 2: Sec. Dome Staff 3: Senior Court 3. 4: C.-S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4: I.R.C. 4: Gamma Upsilon 3, 4: Who's Who 4: B.S., Econ. Leo White Kent. Iowa Beta Sigma Gamma V.-Pres. 4: B.A., Econ. C so inns' I g ,. 1 E ' Robert Exon IOM! MCNUIIY , Maywood St. Louis. Lambda Chi Alpha, Chapel Lambda Chi Alpha: Klieg Choir 3. 4: C-Sip. 3: Klieg Players 1, 2: V.-Pres. 3: Track ' Players 3: Band 4: B.S., Econ. L, 12: Football 3, 4: B.A.. zo ogy. 28 Donald D. Kay Hinsdale, Ill. Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Track l. 2. 3, 4: Beta Sigma Gamma Pres. 4: P.E.M. Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: B.S.. P.E. it rg Fir Anthony Burger E. St. Louis, Ill. Beta Sigma Gamma: Klieg Players 1. 2, 3. 4: Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4: Orchestra 3. 4: C.-S.F. 1, 2: Do Si Do Club 3, 4: Int. Sq. Dance Fest. 4: B.S.. Bug. Ad. Lois Bryant Chicago, Ill. Chi Ome a Sec 4' AWS g . , . . .. Sec. 3. V.-Pres. 4. Pres. 4: Klieg Players 1, 2, 3: l.R.C. Sec.-Treas. 4: House Council 3: Pep Squad 4: President's Cabinet 4: Dome Staff 2, 4: Senior Court 4: Student Coun- selor 4: B.A.. Elem. Educ. Ross Blake Chicago, Ill. Mu Theta Nu: B.S., P.E. Iean Pontone Rockford, Ill. Chi Omega: Student Senate 4: A.W.S. Senate 4: Senior Court 4: Dome Staff 3: Stu- dent Counselor 4: B.A., Psy- chology. . an 'r 'im :mms B? 'USMS time Q my 4' W e my mam Roger Johnson Wilmette, Ill. Lambda Chi Alpha: lst place McDonald Essay 3: M990- phone Reporter 3: Marlin Club 3: Intertraternity Sec. 4: B.A., Biology. 2 George Hay Hammond, Ind. Beta Sigma Gamma: B.S., Econ. Bus. Ad. Wanda Walker Canton Kleig Players 3: Chorus Z, Priscilla Colditz Oak Park. Ill. Chi Omega Sec. 3: Klieg Players 1, 2: Chapel Choir 1, 2. 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Senate 4: Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Tri Phi Pres. 4: M.E.N.C. 2. 3, 4: Barrett's Music Aviard 3: House Coun- cil 1: B.M.. Music. V- V I' Donald Chatman Granite City, Ill. Lambda Chi Alpha Rush. Ch. 2: Football Z. 3: B.S., Bus. Ad. 'E- 3. 4: B.S., Bus. Ad. Q W Alan Easley Webster Groves Lambda Chi Alpha Corr. 3. House Mgr. 3. Pres. 4: Chorus 1: Marlin Club 1, 2: Chapel Choir 2, 3: B.S., Econ. ff:i '4? - . Q73- ' , ?f'm'571'f V ' -.11 I V ' fi' 'W ' .1 v,!n5:,, b - - iy'L,,.J, ' ' ' ? ' 'ex . Q - A F' 1 If lx 1 15 . ,.' , -- S . A ' .- N 'N ,- pf . 1 5 'XTX' :V w nk ,.A . 'ev' I , . , l ' -' 4 W , , ,. Murray Akers South Acworth. New Hump. Lambda Chi Alpha House Steward 4: Band 3, 4: En- semble 3. 4: Orchestra 3. 4: M.E.N.C. 4: B.A., Biology. 30 I Harold Harvey Kirkwood Klieg Players: B.S., Econ. Robert Weaver Oak Park. Ill. Lambda Chi Alpha Treas. 4: Band 4: Tennis Team 2: B.S., Bus. Ad. Frances O'Connell Barrington, Ill. Chi Omega Pledge Tr. 3: Klieg Players 2, 3, 4: Iunior Class Sec.-Treas.: Alpha Psi Omega Sec.-Treas. 3, Pres. 4: Chapel Choir 3, 4: Orchesis 1, 2: W.A.A. 3: Student Senate Sec.-Treas. 3. 4: English'Club 3: Who's Who 4: Presidents Cabinet 4: Dome Co-Editor 4: Senior Court 4: A.W.S., V.- Pres. 4: lst Poetry Award 2: Mahan Short Story 2nd 2. lst 3: Cheerleader 1, 2: B.A., English. Helen -Schultz La Grange Sec. House Council of Culver Hall 3, 4: Wing Rep. 3: C.-S.F. 1, 2, Sec. 3: I.R.C. 4: Mc- Donald Research Essay 2nd 3: Iunior Scholarship Award Cup: Hilltop 3: Burns Memo- rial Award lst 3: B.A., Hist.- Pol. Sci. Harry Pinson Pittsfield. lll. I Lambda Chi Alpha Rush Ch. 3: Student Senate 4: B.A., Chem. Rex O'Hara Salisbury Lambda Chi Alpha: Touring Choir 1. 2. 3. 4: Chapel Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3: B.A., Educ. 31 .kgwsn M. .H swim Glen H. Rice Harrisburg, Ill. 'ootball 4: B.S., P.E. H ,. E YQ 1 QQ' Q ' 52:52 fr ' .. ii.:-sis? 3 5 3 3 iw is iw Mluzl H 525 5:5 1: ':. 1' E E 3? - E 5 ii .. -5. B H W Q 'I H as-E5 X H ' BH E S1 E E ,., E . W E E .W 5-.25 -- 5.5 Esmgg T :': . M 5 E A M l'W'Q-if li 2255595 as 5, Q M L W' 555553 Q., wmgggfg i 5 i Iohn Carlson Oltumwa. Iowa Lambda Chi Alpha: I-'oolball 2, 3: Megaphone 2: Golf 2. 3, 4: B.S.. Bus.-Econ. 32 is amass is 5 V is x-x HH N-'J W me is Helen Ziegler. R.N. Boonville Chapel Choir 4: C.-S.F. Pres. 4: College Nurse 4: Chorus 4: Ministerial Club 4: B.A., Biology. iQm new Gloria Ten Hoor Chicago. Ill. Sigma Kappa: C.-S.F. 3. 4: Klieg Players 3: B.A.. Speech. Harold E. Corbin Canton Track 3: B.S., Bus. Ad. .- ss ,z,,- -He-,, 1, is -i. - iw 3 9575 uni William Van Balen Elmwood Park. Ill. Lambda Chi Alpha Corr. Sec. 3: Marlin Club 1, Z, 3: Sophomore Class Sec.-Treas.: Presidenfs Cabinet 3: Iunior Class res.: C-Sta 1. 2: Home- coming Parade Ch. 4: BA.. Biology. lohn Smith Louisiana C.-S.F. 3: BA.. Chem. I1 -Q '. ' Paul Dickman Morris. Ill. Beta Sigma Gamma: Baseball 3, 4: Football 4: B.S.. Bus.- Econ. S' ' N X -Libs - ,f5 -As 'Q' 3' Ioan Cramer Steger. Ill. Sigma Kappa: Orchesis 2. 4: Marlin Club 2. Pres. 4: W.A.A. l. 2. 4: P.E.M. 4 BA.. P.E. qv-N T . msn Marian Giammanco Chicago, Ill. Alpha Xi Delta: Pep Squad 2 Marlin Club 2: Pres. 3 Gamma Upsilon 3: Sec.-Treas: 4: Dome Staff 3: B.S.. Science if 5 Ze Q 5.5555 Q LFEAEZ E BV is Kr H Q., , 5 Roby Fretwell Williamstown B.A.. Math. Wi-V Clayton Hiede Keokuk. Iowa Beta Sigma Gamma: Interfrat 3: Pres. 4: Marlin Club 3: B.S.. Bus. Ad. 33 Stephen Zidek Wilmette, Ill. Mu Theta Nu Soc. Ch. 4: Klieg Players 2: Choir 2: I.R.C 2: V.-Pres. 4: Alpha Psi Omega Pledge Tr. 4: BA.. Biology. 34 David Peeler . La Grange. MO. B.S.. Bus. Ad. Robert Miller Hannibal. Mo. B.A.. Biology. Robert Klein Hinsdale. Ill. - Lambda Chi Alpha: Marlin Club Pres. 3: B.S.. P.E. Harold Penstone Pittsfield. Ill. Lambda Chi Alpha: Iunior Class V.-Pres.: Klieg Players 3: B.A.. Mathematics. N oi pictured: Iames Easely Peter Heineman Cleaver Lewis Donald Morrall Ioe Smith Iames Richardson Summit. N. I. Lambda Chi Alpha: Basket- ball 1. 3, 4: Goll 3, 4: Sports Editor. Megaphone 1: Student Senate 1: B.A., P.E. mama new ,..,5 James Calabrese Chicago. Ill. Mu Theta Nu C-S F 3 Bas Beta Sigma Gamma: Baske! ke alll 2 3 4 BS pg ball 3. 4: B.S.. P.E. Gwendolyn Boedy Hannibal Alpha Xi Delta lfmiom On Honors Day, 1949. a no-longer-green group, we moved up to the Sophomore section, leaving behind us not only an empty section to be filled by the freshmen of '49 fall, but also a year full of such class memories as our Homecoming Float and our Club '52 dance. A year passed and again on Honors Day we advanced. We had perfonned the primary function of the Sophomore Class-spon- soring beanies and the Weeks of Button . Honors Day, 1951, will see us change our places to occupy those previously filled by seniors. The Junior-Senior Prom is the memory we leave behind this year. With the Seniors as our honored guests, we danced to soft music under the subdued lights of the Moose Club in Quincy. Honors Day, 1952-well, that's a memory in the making. Bernard Parenteau Chicago, Ill. Mu Theta Nu -1 ,. Dale Yingst East St. Louis Mu Theta Nu 'T' H o H H sz: E xg 2 : f Roy Anderson 3- H Chicago. Ill. Lambda Chi Alpha i xm wa Ioan LeStarge Broadview, Ill. Chi Omega '31 11 Sf? Q lynn .mm -awww susan times aussi am n mms. Hazel Vissering Canton Chi Omega ii-. . - tt 1 i r . W l ,Zh V , . x ,Q-1. mamma uma mmm K U B wma I , 31-:M :.: v E fm ' ' EEN is . is :lf E W f ftez A ' I n.:', m,,..,.? 'wwaa mmm Wwwangm gg map, 47-.Y :L . . - V ' , Q '. K 1-: . , 1.2 ':' - - - lf15?1?i5?fvw' , '. m e-1 ' 452212 ..:u.- l .I .: ..ZA..:VlH. 9' ' 4 5 1,4 fs ,N .,, if ,MK-, ' r .5 . :naw c- .. 'f 'fi' .. li! if 223: f 1. 9 .flu it-so .'. , , fa.-.-1 , ,-hrs 1 B is rr Kg E Q W W K Q X Q L i ,S . E -f m, 1' sf 4' Q. 1 mi M. 1 E H ,sk I ,fr , R in I i 4 I rg. , .4 1 in ,X If . 5.1 -9 .M . . . . '-'A it ' - :- A ' :.- .fy -. ,-A . 333-f n , M F A 59. 2 wig . ' 557 -' -f 3 i X' 1 f 6 l ' 'C r 4 yr- I ' 251 ' n -.-,.., , f M, 1 1 .H 71-4 u 6 :M ' Us n I 9 W 4 2 Jugs, ' ' r 41 Q f , . N , .. ,gl . . 'lv ny, , 1 , ,A , .N Iack Genseal Beardstown, Ill. Beta Sigma Gamma Doris Brown Watertown. So. Dak. Alpha Xi Delta ' ss H':ni3 mfqfaw- 2 www sigma sw E -.Elma smug LW it am- Bxm X8 it in my 5885 I mnmsxmm H M mmm ww ggi mm swag H ,minors ggi ,mlm MM eawwmm H55 ,mn Wm. Bruce Carrithers Fairbury, Ill. Lambda Chi Alpha ms ma W XE mrxzsfkm H Xingrvm msn H . it gr E W W, , W E N L Q ' - H E H 2 is L if v. W F B 'S E W ri -is.: as 1 H55 -li .:. K E . :E? Ti LW Q :s- 23 SEE? ' FW E xilif Dwight Stewart lack DeChamp Ionia, Mich. Mt. Vernon, Ill. Beta Sigma Gamma Ir www Ie lm N i I 1 T 1' H NW B N-i .-1 if 2-2 -2-:fi-2 -13-z., ' 1: EA it fr 5 E55 E15 fi.-L 5:5 Q X -'T 'vrrri . . I v, V A ,1 in X , Van Schnellbacher La Grange Lambda Chi Alpha gggggamrm Iean Spicuzza Granite City, Ill. Alpha Xi Delta Lois Kruse St. Louis Alpha Xi Delta aqui.. Willie H. Iones Chicago, Ill. Virginia Burns Downers Grove, Ill. Alpha Xi Delta Lloyd Anderson Keolruk, Iowa Lambda Chi Alpha if , HN ,ur James Sterling Richard Houchens St. Louis Normandy Beta Sigma Gamma Lambda Chi Alpha Arthur Lumlres River Forest, Ill. Beta Sigma Gamma George Steinmetz Wilmette. Ill. Lambda Chi Alpha Barbara Loew Chicago, Ill. Chi Omega Ieannine Peaster Steinmetz Wilmeite. Ill. Alpha Chi Omega Donna Henngton Canton Chl Omega William Drews Hinsdale, Ill. Lambda Chi Alpha Iohn Larson Charles Zeugin Evansville, Ind. Granite City. Ill. Beta Sigma Gamma Beta Sigma Gamma Edwin Salter Maywood. Ill. Lambda Chi Alpha we me we E We ,ax W . Enema 252g B K SEEK 'fgfzgrsa 'gain .Bm MM me H H E me ,Sew -SEEKS 5,5 Sega EW is EBSQ gg'1.wi 1 na 40 ,QE ss may an X ss nf a n-- eww mm es: .fw- rm-ap, .WEB .Am , .sm , W Donald Payne Wheaton, Ill. Mu Theta Nu ug-w-- J nm whim an Ianet Bradshaw Ferguson Chi Omega 2' BBKHE ??msassmm Eianme we is? fe- Q -551, 5 B ,st M sawn Us HBH M My an-. an - mam E k L X L1 me L 1 ss , W 1 if mfg-' M Anne Disney Barrington. Ill. Alpha Xi Delta S E Enix n . gee E E gk M gin. WARREN Baan me M E --. new Q? Donald Smith Cincinnati. Ohio s' ' mf mm Bglgiwmxss an iw E. W nm an an H H ,nm xi' ,Q Bmw EQBSEHEH EEK :nm leanelle Nelson Blackwater Leonard Clore Moberly Lambda Chi Alpha elii'-L -i' Lawrence Schafer Canton 4 W an in a an Eugene Bruns ' St. Louis Lambda Chi Alpha William Steinmetz Chicago. Ill. Beta Sigma Gamma Betty Curtis Canton Alpha Xi Delta Mary Ann Bowman University City Chi Omega a ss 'VE , M ss ms mass Barbara Schroeder Deg Plaines, Ill. Chi Omega E 88322: MMM - mm H E B Charles Woli Forest Park. Ill., Lambda Chi Alpha me we EE at mama w .assess is MNH K mamma mmm mariah: nm gm mms mmm ,HEEBMUW ss egg Robert GIGSS George mug CUUYOH Hammond. Ind. Beta Sigma Gamma Iohn Rudkin Des Moines. Iowa Lambda Chi Alpha David Tomaso Oak Park, Ill. Lambda Chi Alpha David Sleinbeck Mt. Sterling. Ill. Mu Theta Nu Nancy Cramer Steger. Ill. Sigma Kappa leanne Rohde Maywood. Ill. Sigma Kappa Ioan Croxton LaPrairie. Ill. Alpha Xi Delta Philip Lerette Ben Siflllley Hallowell. Me. Sl. I-011iS Mu Theta Nu lack Walz Quincy. Ill. Lambda Chi Alpha Adrian DeYong Rock Hill Mu Theta Nu Beverly Shepherd Lancaster ' Alpha Xi Delta ' , 'i '-+, f 1 s Ama' E Ruth Voirol St. Louis Sigma Kappa its sw L1 N Arleen Wiemers Chicago. Ill. Sigma Kappa Iames Weldon Dallas. Texas Lambda Chi Alpha Gayle Nelson Frank Hastings Niota. Ill. St. Louis Beta Sigma Gamma Lambda Chi Alpha 3 'X Q H H S T23 E Q Qllb, : gr-,. Sv.: 55:5 :.:- :.: 1 H X EZ X . .. ,,.:. Ii .: :.: f::-. I In ' rn ' is BF if U H gi E H E. I r H E E YI- H E B E -Q E . Z Q B Sggggx r :.. 'I' lE'E:lEl :IE - :Q 9' ': B B f i X ..:. K . 1. W 1 - -1-Q1 55 Q . 1 2 . I ' gifs Q K E 22: . .. 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' v' Robert Howe Holliday Mu Theta Nu i I -f ' w .. 1 mr' H ' 'PM a.-- , gi F me me gi ls HB ms Gay Smith Palmyra s Donald McGrath Evanston, Ill. Lambda Chi Alpha Not pictured: Diane Armstrong Vernon Flynn Iohn Hachtel Albert Henning William Hertwig Edward Humbert Iohn Hunt Kenneth Iones William Iutte Donald Lesak Robert Logan Shirley McDaniel Howard Preston Margaret Robinson s SP 0lfIfLOIf'6.'5 Since taking care of the freshmen is the big job of the Sophomore Class, we give you this report from The Mega- phone: Everyone has been waiting for those charming little blue and white beanies. Contrary to popular opinion. all freshmen are not covered with green fuzz, or any other identifying marks, and the beanies are a mark of identification. Most of the freshmen 'have been very cooperative about wearing their beanies and buttoning. Kangaroo court was only too glad to hear the cases of violators. The stolid. stupendous sophomore class has decreed that beanies are to be worn at all times with the exception of dinner and church. Linda Elder, Secretary Oak Park, Ill. Alpha Xi Q swgg5-:gsm+s.'- L Lying in QYEWM N .Q ss QSSMW S..- Iames Potts. President Centralia Mu Theta Nu There are a lew individualists in every group. and that is an obvious characteristics among the fellows. Some of them wear their beanies roosting on either the right or left eyebrow and others wear their beanies roosting on their shirt collars. The most unique beanie of all can be seen on what is probably the salient point of the fresh- man class. It is the only open crown beanie on the campus, but the charred edges hint that some minor tragedy has befallen this particular beanie. When Thanksgiving rolls around. the freshmen can hang their beanies on a bedpost and remem- ber what fun it was. There is still a somber. solemn. sagacious group of sophomores who pass judgment on freshmen violators. 'Thursday, No- vember 2, 1950, Kangroo Court was in session, the honorable Sara Bonde presiding. Attorney Gerald Meyers presented the case of the prosecu- tion remarkably well. None of the defendants were exonerated. The principle oi the Kangaroo judicial system differs slightly from the U. S. judicial system. Kangaroos believe that every- one is guilty and cannot be proven innocent. Friday morning, the sophomore class, ably as- sisted by several freshmen entertained the stu- dents. In the future, the freshmen will be given other opportunities to perform it they will re- frain from wearing their beanies. kP 5E 426 -gf Q ill v- l ..-E: ....... B if an M22 gfwsm ?mMTfw ma .M Q :., 2 iw R nam- eww E m Ruih DeLand Chicago. Ill. Allison Gilbert Los Angeles, 'Ccxlif. -N 'U T Q1 'map ' W1 L uw X +4 HF W 'lie H 1 ss 'nm an F: rf, Ha gf ' ww .. , f 12 ev, .. Lili' was mam 'mn ms gm an -Q ES fmky x Q Shu--A QM: gm KAREN! :mam mam ms mn 46 Q K Pi W Robert Dunihue Franklin. lll. T'0Y MSN 9 Y . 1-5- I ar 46: -Tv- E ,MH H E Q Q ,- E gmims .. K, E mx gm tm WEEKS Iocmn Bark Pork Ridge. lll. 6 Dona Blott Chicago. Ill. sf 14- 5 Q :Ain is 5,2-wi N W wa.. , swam is ma x ww s.. B in Egg, mam-:im as as it we Connie Iohnston Newark wa B mis: is R- mn we N . mam z.,-, is as km Fxill as Curtis Troeger St. Louis AXA Harry Bentsen Ctucago Ill AXA pm vin .Swim M15 ' lack Coil Beurdstown, Ill. a gfmsgmd . H ' SS HB1 an - ,x az I I sagmsmxs 1 V MN iQ:zm:Ns1 , was B ms ms is H mn - in is MANS mamma Arthur Oldin Iohn Cartwright River Forest. Ill. Rive! FOIBSL Iu- MGN BX1' 47 sf. B H M Q M ss misss am-mgws amass Sara Shnable Evanston. Ill. EK ms ,mn Msgs wmx-:ss gamma manm- ummm mam M K, 'QQ , -W N E .V Qyaml , H Shirley Rowden Ferguson XQ W H ww EM MAH ' 4 . H ws gi: 4' 1' , -f..f,j1E,g1 mm . M may .mm SW' mi-ni-av' - En an www . Clarence Schlaqer Canton 48 ,w Phyllis Niemann Quincy. Ill. A:'A If ' ..l I: MW :QHIL f wma.,- Mw W ,..... 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MSN AXA ss nf 53 -Q m 52.23. Helen Ogle Granite City, Ill. EK Roger Moeller Clarendon Hills, Ill. BEF Not Pictured: Kenneth Arneson Gaylord Baymiller Neal Bergman Richard Breen Louis Chesareck Robert Dell Barbara DeVoe Iohn Fencik Nancy Thulin Oak Park, lll. Thomas Hartigan Hammond. Ind. BEF 5- ludith McLelland Evanston. Ill. EK Gordon Smith Chicago. Ill. AXA William Howes William Meyers Maxwell Parsons Roger Saley Hall Smith Edward Tollefson Donald Winn Thomas Ziemek Barbara Allen Canton Our grades came out and the second semester began. Basketball games in the gym furthered our spirit for Culver-Stockton. Spring is in the air as we look out around the hill and see the beautiful colors and hear the singing of birds. Flunk day will finally come with a happy day at the pits. We will say good-by to our friends and roommates and leave behind our school and campus. To C.-S. we say thank you for a wonderful first year of college as we pull up our anchor hoping that we may return for another happy voyage next September. jlf'QflAlWL8lfL Our sails are set as we of Culver-Stockton's class of '54 look back on the sea of memories of our first year of college life. We pulled into port that first day here at C.-S. with wide eyes gazing at our new campus and beautiful surroundings on the hill. The dorms, the Cat's Pause, and classes brought us new friends. Activities took up a great deal of time. Some of us made the football team. Others became class officers or joined the Megaphone staff. Button, Freshie became a familiar phrase as we sported our blue and white freshman hats until Thanksgiving. We attended football games and cheered for our Wildcats, or sang Here's to Culver-Stockton. Chapel and assembly programs came regu- larly to help widen our knowledge. .E R HB BY- miss w .J Hs mam. an , E 1. Q H mr H . BSI? ,s sg -- -.2 'P :ss s sweep. 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W Us .., ,, in Q M W ' , -we ..,. , -V .,.:. ,.. f ,, I, , 5, v 1, - U n.: . .:.:.:,.: 5 f ,,., . ,., .L . ---- -f 3:2 an .., . V ..,t ::: - - - f -.M .M :.:5s-a:::- :::-,.- gf I '- -' ff ig: 1522 Q Edward Ertel Shelbina Robert McKenzie Elaine Melcher Robert Meyer Paul Munger Elizabeth Shaw Ruth Smith Tore Spicuzza Charles Staff Ioan Thomas Stanley Wilbom Ralph Wright 63 0 c XK I C M whiff- 4 9 O.. Q0 O 0 5, A I 9? yi qs ..,x vx W mn 0 s gf 'OL Q ix R Q I. g H, 5, X- L 5,b A 4 CX ff lst row: D. Yinst. D. Smith. R. Moeller. 2nd row: A. DeYong. R. Anderson, R. Lcrughrige 19 an-,JQIQKLVLZC oumci jnfernafernify gomnci lst row: I. McLe11crnd. I. Spicuzzcx, E. Daniels 2nd row: D. Brown. M. Lillcrrd, I. Christensen adn, 96 Front row: Phyllisltliemanrx, Gwendolyn Boedy, Connie Iohnston, Sylvia Blue, Ann Disney, Doris Brown, Betty Curtis, Iean Spicuzza, Sponsor Mrs. Giles. Second row: Marian Giamrnanco, Sara Bonde, Phyllis Emerson, Ioan Croxton, Virginia Burns, Dorothy Skelton. Ianice Gibson, Marilyn Mericle, Lois Kruse, Barbara DeVoe, Fem McArthur. Third row: Beverly Shepherd, Linda Elder, Ioan Netzel, Sharon Nelson, Phyllis Mohn, Mary Yore, Iudy Bedard, Ami Constantz, Shirley Yingst, Barbara Allen. Officers President ,,,,,,.,,,,,,. ,,,,...,,.,,... ,,,...,. D O ris Brown Vice-President ......,. ,..,..... A nn Disney Secretary ,,.,,,,.,,,,,,.,, ........... B etty Curtis Corr, Secretary ,,,,,,,, ...... C onnie Johnston Treasurer ,,,,,4,,,,,,,.,,4 ,............ S ylvia Blue Faculty Advisor ....,...... On to bigger and better things. This has been the theme of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority throughout this last year. The kitchenette unit-so long sighed over -was finally completed: whereupon, enthusiastic interior decorators went to work with a brilliant re- sult. Not to be outdone by the actives, the fourteen dauntless pledges laid hold of paint brushes and did over the rec room with admirable results. The Sadie Hawkins Day Dance was a huge success again this fall, while spring brought the more formal 66 .....,.Viola Giles and enchanting dinnerwdance. More memories: in honor of the retiring president and of the newly appointed executive, a tea was given by Beta Nu for the entire college: another picture was donated to the Helen Abemathey collection: the thrill of an Alpha Xi Delta Homecoming Queen. These and so many more events and activities combine to make 1950-'51 stand out as a year packed with the 'hap- piest of memories of Alpha Xi Delta. Actives Doris Brown lean Ann Spicuzza Connie Iohnston Sylvia Blue Betty Curtis Gwen Boedy Marian Giarnmcmco Virginia Burns Ioan Croxton Phyllis Neimann Beverly Shepherd Barbara DeVoe Linda Elder Sara Bonde Cosette Campbell Pledges Shirley Yingst Barbara Allen Iudith Bedard IoAnn Colman Nellie Ann Constantz Ianice Gibson Lois Kruse Fern MacArthur Marilyn Mericle Phyllis Mohn Sharon Nelson Ioan Netzel Dorothy Sketton Doroihy Skelton Mary Yore or gamma CA6'l,lOf6l of 40WL8g6L I lst row: I. Easley, M. Lemon, I. LeStarge, A. Wirtz, I. Howerton, L. Bryant, B. Schroeder, Mrs. H. Vissering, C. McLean. 2nd row: I. Thurlo. N. Stroh. N. Thulin. D. Armstrong. D. Herington, B. Campbell, L. Mandish, I. Pontone, I. Mendes, G. Stanwich, H. Vissering. 3rd row: B. Short, M. Fischer. F. Boulware, I. Bark, D. Bone, I. Bradshaw, M. Lillard, S. Howden. I. Morrow. 4th row: M. Wesilius, R. DeLand, D. Blott, A. Ionsson, B. Loew. M. Robinson, M. Bowman, N. Conrad, M. Arterbury, I. Craig, F. O'Connell. Officers President ................. ................ ....... I a ne Howerton Vice-President ....... ............. A rlene Wirtz Secretary ............. ...........,........... L ois Bryant Treasurer ................ ..,.,.... B arbara Schroeder Pledge Trainer .,......,........ .,................ I oan LeStarge With a reputation to maintain, Chi Omega, the oldest and largest national sorority on the hill, up- held its standards of creditable scholarship, active participation in campus affairs and wholesome com- panionship. Mu Gamma was awarded the Pan Hel- lenic Scholarship Cup for the third year. Home- coming guests viewed South Pacific featuring a female cast composed of Chi O's and an all Chi O Homecoming Court. The cup for the best entertain- ment provided for the Beta Sig Talent Show found its 'way to the House and took its place between the Lambda Chi Sweetheart Trophy returned to the House this year by Corlotta McLean and the Lambda 68 Chi Bridge Trophy which was awarded to Ianet Bradshaw and Barbara Loew. At Christmas time, Chi O energy and originality won them the award for the best house decorations. These awards com- bined with the Christmas Kindness Party for under- privileged children of Canton, the Annual Valen- tine Fonnal, the Senior Picnic, the Spring Dinner Dance, the Senior Breakfast, the Elusinian Dinner, the Sorority Breakfast, the Men's Faculty Tea, the Fraternity Coffees and the many happy hours spent in the House made Fall '50-Spring '51 a year burst- ing with pleasant memories for the gals of the Chi Omega House. Actives Diane Armstrong Ioann Bark Dona Blott Frances Lee Boulware Mary Ann Bowman Ianet Bradshaw Lois Bryant Mary Beth Campbell Priscilla Colditz Donna Belle Herington lane Howerton Ann Marie Ionsson Marilyn Lemon Pledges Mary Lee Arterbury Beverly Babcock Diane Bone Norma lean Conrad Janet Craig Ruth DeLand Iean Easley Marian Fischer Lois Mandish Iune Morrow Barbara Short Ruth Smith Nancy Stroh June Strook Hazel Vissering Janice Wanzer Margaret Weselius I oan LeStarge Mariann Lillard Barbara Loew Corlotta McLean Ioan Mendes Frances O'Connell Iean Pontone Margaret Robinson Shirley Howden Barbara Schroeder Gloria Stanwich Nancy Thulin Ioyce Thurlo Arlene Wirtz . , x X 1 4- ' 'Y' tv -tl. Q wt' m R 'I ,aft . Q 4 v ,f V' 1 1 - Q , 'N W- inxf 5 S, we f N o A 1' .B E i egg' as N -' lst row E Daniels S Shnable I McLe11and, I. Christensen, I. Rhode, A. Wiemers, M. Matthews. 2nd row S Stannard I Cramer H Ogle G Ten Hoor C Lmville R Voirol, B. Feddeler, L. Atkinson. Officers President, ,,.,,,.,,,.,,, ,,,.,,,.,,,,.........,....,.. I ane Christensen Vice-President ...,...... ,........ A Ilene Wiemers Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,4,,,, .,,,....... I eCI1'lI1G ROl'1de Treasurer .,,, .,,,,,,,.,.,,, ...,... I u dy McLelland Lyman g Moa Zrorify y Faculty Advisor ......,... This year has marked an all-time high for the newest sorority on campus, Sigma Kappa. This summer found lane Christensen at the Sigma Kappa Na- tional Convention at Swarnpscott, Massachusetts receiving the trophy for improvement of chapter scholarship. At the beginning of the year, the old familiar odor of paint surrounded the upstairs of the House, with the hall and each room painted in gay colors. Home- .......Eleanor Daniels coming brought new honors to the Sigma Kappas when their candy-cane float won second prize. Mother Cason left at the beginning of the year as the result of an unfortunate accident and Mrs. Muriel Chattin took her place. A lovely house-party was given for Mother Chattin Where she was introduced to the faculty and students. Pledging, house parties, and the annual formal dance, Frost Fantasy cli- maxing the pre-Christmas celebrations, filled this year of 1950 and '51 with happiness and enthusiasm. Actives Mary Ellen Matthews Ruth Voirol Ieanne Rohde Iudy McCel1and Carol Linvill Iane Christensen Ioan Cramer Nancy Cramer Arleen Wiemers Sara Schnable Pledges Bette Feddeler Sue Stannard Lois Atkinson Helen Ogle Arlene Guss lane McCoy ll 0'L 6LWLlfIfL6L lst row: L. Adams. B. Dell. G. Hay. L. White, Mr. Peterson, D. Kay, I. Sterling, I. DeChamp, G. Klug, C. Smith. Znd row: A. Burger. I Crisan, I. Alden, P. Dickman, I. Versons, T. Hartigcm, I. Meyers, D. Lesack. G. Nelson, B. Steinmetz, A. Lumkes. 3rd row: A. Doe, H Speeler, P. Hantis, K. Knight, R. Moeller, G. Arneson, P. Clark, B. Stienmetz, C. Zeugin. 4th row: I. Larson. B. Bengtson, I. Genseal, B Laughrige, C. Davidson, A. Hilemcm. Officers President .........,..... ............... ....... D O nald Kay Vice-President ......... ............. L eo White Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...,.... I ames Sterling Treasurer ,..,.... ......... .....,........ I o seph Mihaly Faculty Advisor ,,,,.,, ,,,.,,,,, M elville Pele1'SOl'l Beta Slgma Gamma, the newest fraternity at Culver- Stockton, has come to occupy an important place among the Greek letter organizations on the Hill. Last fall found the Beta Sigs off to a good start by capturing a trophy for the best float at Homecoming and second prize for house decorations. A talent show, climaxed by the crowning of the Farmer's Daughter, were two never-to-be-forgotten events of 72 the annual Barn Dance. Pleasant memories remcnn for the sororities who were entertained at an open- house coffee hour.'A new house improvement, yet unattainecl by other fraternities, is that of a modern parking lot. Beta Sigs are one of the most active groups at C-S and can be found participating in all campus affairs. Actives Larry Adams Gordon Arneson Iames Calabrese Louis Cheshareck lack DeChamp Paul Dickman lack Eggert Robert Dell Vernon Flynn Iack Genseal Thomas Hartigan Donald Higgins George Hay Donald Kay George Klug Robert Laughrige Pledges Bud Bach Bing Bengston Tony Burger Pete Clarke lohn Cresan Calvin Davidson Andy Doe Al Hileman Kenny Knight Don Lesak Pete Rcrntis Bob Steinmetz Iohn Walsh Marv Worthen Robert Logan Arthur Liunkes Gerald Meyers loseph Mihaly Richard Moeller Gail Nelson Arthur Oldin Clayton Riede Charles Smith Hardyn S'peeler Wm. Steinmetz larnes Sterling Iames Versen Leo White Charles Zeugin John Larson ' '. :2 -: ' vi- -1 -f 1- ., t ----- - .. .4 N- ' it A in f'r55l:? H 'fihe-,gd 3' t'f Er4 if B gy, A Qzrggg .,.. , ,. ,, ,Q , M vfdf if . , I . ts , ms, QM. ,X A ,, , I ,, W, M H - C , V, -, i4,,g?,,gg3 5 iff, , l ,rf .L X, it , W is . V w2g1,i:gfw ,. tml, A W, .r fi' P yup JIS , A -xv? . ul K: ... 2 .:.. '- R if' 2' , ' '- 25 ' N ,1. ,,.,:. AH :.: 2 A 1711 ,nuns ffuq x g - ' is vw e f ing c 1. 4' f' , e zt. ..:. 2 4' P , f A Y' --.... ..., ., ...: .'I-: it Hal. It 'f'i ' ,. - is glia l , ..:. ,:., 1 ,i ' gs sjgifcvhlk Sm Q K, ,v ga 51 ' ,:?. N' 'Wg' ML . .. , -11,-ii -r W 'Y I 1 73 Ofamgofa Front row: Frank Hastings, Harold Penstone, William Van Bale-ri, William Drews, George Steinmetz, Sponsor Eugene Haskins, Al Easley Roy Anderson. Donald Chatrnan, Richard Houchens. Second row: Richard Reagan, Roger Iohnson, Edward Salter, Iohn Lewis, Harry Pinson, Charles Wolf, Merle Wunsch, Andrew McNulty, Donald McGrath, Leslie Long, Murray Akers. Third row: R. Ayers. S. Zimelc L. C1ore,'I. Rudkin, I. Carlson, K. McGuire, G. Smith, C. Manzelmcm, H. Benson. Fourth row: Roy Willows, D. Phillips, E. Ertel, H Edwards, R. Weaver, V. Schnellbacker, I. McNulty, D. Tomaso, C. Troeger. L. Anderson, R. Exon, B. Carrithers, W. Holbrook. Officers President ...,........ .....,..,.,.,,,....,. .,,.,,,. A 1 an Easley Vice-President ...... Secretary ......... Treasurer .............,..,......... Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, whose members are generally termed Hawks , holds the distinction of being the only national men's fraternity at Culver- Stockton. As usual, the members of Kappa Mu Zeta have been active participants in campus affairs. One of Culver-Stockton's most successful homecomings was under the competent direction of a Hawk. Not to be outdone by the sororities and other fraternities, the Lambda Chi Alpha house put on a new front and captured the trophy for the best decoration at Homecoming. A new note was brought to the campus last fall when two jam sessions were introduced at the frat ...........Boy Anderson .......George Steinrnetz ..............Robert Weaver house. The Sweetheart dance eagerly awaited by all the Hill proved itself worthy of the avid ,an- ticipation. Again as in past years, the Lambda Chi Bridge Tournament was enthusiastically supported. Fall rushing brought to the fold seventeen new pledges. Climaxing the year's social functions was the spring formal which will long remain one of the happiest memories of the Hawks and their dates. Extra curricular activities occupy much of the time of Lambda Chi Alphas who serve on athletic teams, in music groups, as officers of classes and clubs, and as loyal members. May Lambda Chi Alpha carry on as successfully in the future as it has in the past! Actives Harry Pinson Iohn Lewis Robert Exon Cleaver Lewis Alan Easley Iohn McNulty Harold Penstone William VanBalen Robert Weaver Robert Klein Donald Chatrnan Roger Iohnson Iohn Carlson Murray Akers Richard Houchens Roy Anderson Eugene Bruns Richard Edwards George Steinmetz David Tomaso Pledges Merle Wunch Andy McNulty Paul Munger Dick Reagan lay Willows Bruce Carrithers Bob Sidwell Les Long Dean Phillips Ron Rush Ed Ertel Bill Winkler Bill Irvin Iohn Atkinson Bob Ayers Charley Williams Chuck Manzelmann Edwin Salter Van Schnellbacher Robert Wolff Chuck Wolf Frank Hastings Leonard Clore Iohn Rudkin Iames Weldon William Drews Lloyd Anderson Don McGrath Warren Holbrook Curtis Troeger Kenneth McGuire Robert Carlson lack Walz Harry Bentsen Gordon Smith Iames Smith Tom Bramhall ,.,, r T F W . N-.Lain . new an '5 W. H .sw LMTL L, W M ' y gg, .125 ' iff -V s if est' gigiigigig Q5 V. H 'w tit Q is E , E W ,. maxi if 3 H, B zu mdk 21 swim W. 'M ' sem qi Qwfiildnvls .fr ,5 'x' W 13. 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Mu Theta Nu Fraternity was founded at Culver- Stockton in 1868 as the Matetropian Literary Society, and since then has been an ever-improving organ- ization of the College Campus. The Fraternity donates distinctive awards for in- dividual student achievements. Each year, the name of the Sophomore man who has the highest scho- lastic standing at the end of his first two years at C-S is engraved on the Libby Scholarship Cup. A second award is a gold cup on which is engraved each year the name of the person who has given .76 the best individual dramatic performances during the year. A third award, also a cup, is given to the senior scholarship winner, as designated by a faculty committee. Another contribution of The Maths is the College Victory Bell. This year the Maths had men on the Football, Bas- ketball, Track, Baseball, Boxing, and Golf teams, and held a high place in intramural sports. The Fraternity was well represented in Debate, Mega- phone, Yearbook, and other campus activities. Actives Fred Aiken Gaylord Baymiller Ross Blake Phil Bowden Iarnes Briscoe lack Cartwright Harold Cannon Don Ellsworth Iames Crockett Don Elmore Adrian De Yong Robert Foster Iohn Hactel All Henning Roger Hough Robert Howe Ed Humbert Pete Iohnson Norman Franz Robert lones Pledges Bill Owen George Everts Charles Staff Richard Elwell Stanley Wilborn Robert McKenzie Richard Miller Robert Dunihue loseph Poc Wade Watts David Wrenn Myron Iohnson Tore Spiccuza Dominic Troiani Charles , Lake Larry Lake Armond Locke Mike Mills Donald Morrall Bill Morrison Ben Parenteau Don Payne Bob Perry Iames Potts Roger Saley Ralph Smith Bert Stanley David Steinbeck Edward Tollefson Bill Turner Ben Wood Dale Yingst Steve Zidek wywm- gmm EEE use amass E Ki WM ,gee 1 ....., . E miiii 5 Q . mm mmm- ss X ummm ww , ummm: Q ms: new mam -.sf n S, , X E.. 'n 3 .... . w ' X E, -wx J, a: we -mn was nm- x-ws sw eu fgfwicfenlfri Caginef lst row: R. Anderson. R. Lcsughrige. D. Steinbeck, F. A McNulty. Mr. Allen. .S?lfL6!8lfLIf sgilftdlfe lst row: A. Disney, P. Colditz, B. Short, Tomaso, F. O'Connel1, M. Bowman. eM:nua W M ss- n- P. Mohn. S. as ,. . . .., W. O H . ss ss .4 Q Bonde, Miss Seely. Tama E H mam 1 uma we uys, I. Potts, L. Bryant, P. Bowden. Znd row D Ylngst, I Lewxs 2nd row: Mrs. Tenhaeff, L. Long, D Ymgst R Lcxughnqe H E11 new mam me a ss ss ss new was w 1 I V I a v ss X., n ff -4- -c .- il. VE. I 075. , , . 5 om... Spicuzzu. F. O'Connell, L. Bryant. C. Ioh ss ass - .wa x' ' 'Y nston. I. Croxton, ms B ss ss if sw w Bam Hamm Hg.. he M E -. I .sgm-lima E mx. H ss--'g-'mama ' WE . fm... ss a mn a mu ss w ss xx -...H xlxgw nm ma nm mmm a na ms ms H. 5 E a E H H. ms is n. 'UNH if mn .my EE ay. xxw in Qlflfdlfd gg ,glnior Gmmf Front: M. Troutvetter, M. Glammanco. L. Elder,. A. Disney, N. Thulin, I. Spicuzza. Back: I. Croxton, C. Iohnston, A Wmz I Howenon G. Boedy, B. Schroeder. L. Bryant. I. Pontone, F. O'Connell, Dean Roberts. sm mn www msn mass mms mam Bananas wana ms mmm wma mama E any gum? sms mn mwaa was mmm M' Q H5898 as m as - .za as Simms wg .- Q wiiim awww mama mms 5555, ummm WEEE BB N Mmm M as M .Em svn: Bm as' xqpq 9 'W www 0715 0l lfVLLf0I y OULVLCL C. Mcmzelmcm, R. Bengsion, D. Smith, M. English. K 7 ir 5 ormifory ovmci 5 5 1' ff Fxont row: C. Johnson, L. Elders. G. Boedy. Second row: H. Schultz, A. Wirtz. L. Kruse, I. Mull. H. Vissering, D. Skelton I. Rhode, M. Smith. C. Kistler. ' orelfwic eoznfw R. Tipton, E. Salter, Miss Buys, H. Edwards. A. DeYong. .Qnferna1fi01fLa!Q!af501fL5 ls! row: D. Stewart, W. Gilles, L. Bryant. 2nd row: M. Fischer, E. Salter, C. Zeugin, A. Wirtz, I. Sterling, I. Howerton A. DeYong. H. Schultz. H. Dunihue. s 1 E W 1- 1, .:.:.:.,. A W ,.:.:.: .,.:.: . .5 ,:.: W E I H I Q I u m 1 a r um me x me m m m m r u mn as x u E: . izbome sewsie amssmgsmnmn senmnmmere-e .. an Q wi 5. mu B m Hamann ewes E we H ,emma W L Q Qwsm,'H m' sue me X ', an s L. semen F a sua m new amass mamma cmxmaw m mn Fran O'Connell .mmm ,ggrmume we xm as M ll Ss M H M Z2 EE is EH N H m m s'wE an m m m m -H m m m a a m E.Hn Q mm ummm mama m M m mam m Q E Femmes masses rename m -m umm m-mamma nmtmnmg naman umvmnmn as a m u H m E it E. S Editorial Stall Co-Editors I Phil Bowden 2: ' ' I Fran O'Connell Assistant Editor ..........,..............,.. Margaret Robinson Lois Bryant Lois Kruse Hazel Vissering Ann Disney Typists ...... Phyllis Emerson Gerard Berg Ioan LeStarge Ieannine Steinmetz Bruce Corrithers Beth Campbell Pauline Wang Illustration and Layout.. Photographer ...............,...............,.......... George Rouse Helper .................... .....,...,. C al Davidson Student Snapshots ...... ,..... G eorge Steinmetz Phil Bowden E Zim? lst row: F. O'Connell, I. Rhode. H. Vissering. A. Disney, E .A -'lm B. Campbell, I. LeStarge, L. Kruse. 2nd row: I. Spicuzza. :jj ' P. Wang. P. Emerson, B. Allen. I. Mull, M. Robinson, L. E N5 Bryant. I. Steinmetz, B. Loew. 3rd row: B. Iones. A. Lumkes. 3 1 G. Steinmetz, G. Berg, S. Zidek. R. Hough, C. Davidson, I. Lewis, D. Smith. E. Salter. B. Carrithers. .::g:::... ..f....:iH E I 2 fgiilieiizrfzgfigiiiiigiiiifHiilfsfl2 M - -H .. Q 2 X EW ww, '- 3 VFNH: :W t .32 191 I Q12 Business Staff Business Manager ......., ........, Assistant Business Manage Dome Salesman. Iulia Mull Barbara Allen Barbara Loew Bob Ayers lean Spicuzza Roger Hough Ieanne Rohde Ed Salter Advertising Manager ............. fBob Ayers Assistants .... lsteve Zidek fMelvil1e Peterson Yers A , - Lu r .... ..,. D onald Smith Sponsm lzdnh P. 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X-X mf. is K-mms is Mm H, xw s sz ram ,ws S. ts 5 .E ms me mm new THESE ,Mm 948552 nw BI ms ww nm ms nm : s sam sms s ms ts s ts s H FX HE fm ss sm M .mi-mrs WHEN ftfglkxiiy PISPWWSSQZZQQS ss-mwys WT s in Jammu 7406414 Officers President.--U ------- .-.'A A.--1A--. ,-..., ,,,.,,, D q v id Sie-inbeCk Vice-President .,......A.....,. ---------- - --Phillip Bowden Secretary-Treasurer ....,.... --4----- M Gfifm Glammunco ws? sig 5- Missouri Alpha 'of Gamma Up- silon. national honorary publica- tions fraternity, confers its mem- bership upon those who by earnest work and sincere interest in the field of campus publica- tions have proved themselves worthy of this honor. The Student Directory is pub- lished each year by Gamma Up- silon members and distributed to the students and faculty as a complimentary campus service of the fraternity. ing Members Aubrey Allen Adrian De Yong lane Howerton Ada Roberts Sponsor Aubrey Allen Diane Armstrong Phyllis Emerson Edward Humbert Donald Smith Phillip Bowden Marian Giammcmco Arthur Lumkes Clmlde 513911861 Virginia Burns Robert Glass Melville Peterson David sfeinbeck 84 More than ever before, the value of Culver-Stockton's official pub- lication has been realized by the students and faculty in this year 1950-51. The influence of concise, authentic, and forceful editorials has been proven by the added respect and discretion shown by the entire college. Editor ........t..........,.. David Steinbeck Managing Editor ,...,,.. Robert Glass Business Manager .... Donald Smith Sponsor ....... ...... A ubrey Allen Staff S. Spiccuza A. De Yong L. Kruse' D. Armstrong I. Spiccuza D. Smith A . . I . I N ywegalo one if D. Stewart G. Nelson I. Strock raps' 'vm mm N My Q R. Glass D. Steinbeck P. Emerson N. Conrad L. Elders V, Bums W. Watts M. Fischer A1 Disney sm QM pw msg as QF M wg -A :two 5 mmm wp it 5 K as .dim 1 as ss 5 SWS! EQ-. s me 'wt ti ,vm is M-L KALLIOQK Clair . Armstrong R. Ayers D. Lierle N. Thulin P. Wang H. Ziegler R. Troeger B. Allen M. Lillcrrd C. Kistler B. Exon W. Gilles C. Zeugin M. Mericle D. Skel-ton I. Mull D. Phillips D. Miller F. Boulware I. Rhode L. Anderson B. Ccrrrithers B. Shepherd S. Blue M. Troutvetter R. Hough V. Schnellbcxcker B. Smith H. Vissering M. Arterbury L. Mcrndish I. Hcrckcxmcrck D. Bone F. O'Connel1 l. Colman I. Willows R. Cooper I. Easley A. Constcxntz R. O'I-Icrrcr 1: ' V. Schnellbaclcer. R. O'Hurcx, D. Phillips, C. Troeger. QOVM5 lst row: B. Allen. P. Nie-mcmn,B. Shepherd,C. Iohnston. N. Constantz, R. Mote, B. Beckman, I. Coleman, F. Snyder, E. Simmons, H. Ziegler. I. Mull, D. Bone, F. Boulware. 2nd row: W. Walker. M. Arterbuzy, H. Vissering, R. Smith, I. Rhode, S. Blue, M. Mericle. C. Kistler, M. Troulvetter, I. Croxton, N. Conrad, D. Skelton. M. Lillcrrd. 3rd row: D. Smith, R. Miller. R. Grimes. D. Lierle. N. Thulin, D. Herinqlon D. Armstrong, I. Easley. R. Dunihue, R. Cooper. W. Gilles, R. Foster, V. Schnellbucker. 4th row: H. McKenzie, D. Wren, K. Ccrmpen D. Stewart. R. Ayers, B. Carrithers, G. Baymiller, R. Hough, B. Loughrige, R. Exon, D. Phillips, C. Troeger, L. Anderson, D. Fischer R. Myers, H. Willows, R. O'l-lccm. n nnn nnn nmnnn nnrnn n nn n n n nnnnn nnnn I nn-nnn nnnnn nvnn ,nyfnnn F Snyder W G111es D Smrth H Zregler Pres I Potts D Dunqun D Skeleton I Mull F Hall I Howerton R Gloss G Ne1son,V Pres G Chrrsty I Rhode R Mole Dr Alexander M Enqluh E Skooq D Stewart L Hcxnkms Sec H Cooper M Mencle H Schultz Sponsor I LeStarge Pres E Campbell B. Short I Berg V Pres D Voss Sponsor: P Emerson Sec Trecs S Shnable E.Seely nnnnnn nnnrinnnn nninn' nnnnn nnn nnn nnn rx A 1 IF' 4 W 5 U I w 1 9 x '52 C Tae? .' I Nr 1.. . iv , i1fLi5LLeri0Lf Russ Cooper gives the talk at Fellowship hour. The Megaphone stated: Mid-week church services are now being conducted by the ministerial students of this college. At the Canton Christian Church each Wednesday evening a student has complete charge of the worship hour and delivers the sermon. This series of service opened October 26th when Maurice English had charge. Last Wednesday night, November lst. Bill Howes led the group in worship. Next on the list is Lee Hankins who will he followed by Frank Hall. Russell Cooper, Iim Potts. Dwight Stewart, Iohn Buck, Wilbur Gi1les.'Gay Smith. Rebecca Mote. and Don Dungcm, in that order. ,.- - - R Mote M. English I. Howerton I. Buck F. Hall I Potts D. Smith L. Hankins W. Gilles Sponsor: H Ziegler R. Cooper D, Dungqm D, Siewuft Dr. Alexander TP ., X1 ff:-I , Y'- '-335-rua Axis 53 5, mf' 14 5, :gym 1 M jf- gn F , QQ- f' if yvflwx . v ' ! W ' I 'IT -W' Film, A ' 5 A M 1,6 1 , Wm if M9 ,. 9 Q ,221 iw: . .. .V . -Q .. 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Diane Armstrong Social Chairman .....,......,,.. Beverly Shepherd Publicity Chairman ......,.,,.... Phyllis Niemcmn S fMiss Eleanore Daniels ponsors ' lMr. Eugene Haskins This first student chapter of MENC in the state of Missouri was established in 1949. Membership in this organization is open to all students with a major or minor in music. MENC's most prominent campus activity was the sponsoring of assembly programs throughout the spring semester. The primary aim of this national organization is to keep music stu- dents informed of the latest developments in the field of music education that they may become 3 . better music teachers. lf'1,- 1, The Tri Phi is a local music sorority for women preparing for the music profession. Activated in the fall of 1950, this organization expects to become affiliated with the National Professional Music Sorority, Mu Phi Epsilon in the spring of 1951. i l D. Herrington, P. Colditz, P.Niemann,F. Boulware. D. Armstrong. N. Thulin. I. Rohde, M. Mericle, B. Shepherd, C. Iohnston, sponsor-E. Daniels. l mqgg .ggi L.. a E wx m my new an xii an m .E as Ek mn nw H3 G HE m QE a EE V m ,Q Enix my ,sw wgdm new 'if 5- Q M., fQf.,.., lst row: Miss Davis, A. Burger, D. Steinbeck, I. Le-Sturge. B. Loew, B. Schroeder, B. Ccxrrithers. C. Zeugin. 2Bd row: F. O'Connell. I G'h ' ' ' 1 son, L. Atkmson, M. Troutvetter, G. Stemmetz, I. Steinmelz. I. Thurlo, M. Robinson. I. Netzel. 3rd row: S. Bonde, D. Lierle, D Wrenn, I. Sterling. S. Zidek, M. Weselius. a M me 61, F. O'Connell. I. LeStarge, S. Zidek, B. Lowe. D. Steinbeck, M. Robinson, A. Burger. Miss Davis. ,I 5235 KL 7 I U5 T' -Et, jo! 1' -ng, ,inH. .:iAW' . W X!! X K X ,ax '- ii: R CAQQVLQCZQV5 Pete Clarke Don Morrall lo Gustafson Mary Yore Shirley Yingst Bill Herrington Spud Owen When Spud and Coach get their heads together it usually means bad business for opposing teams or a stiff work-out for the boys. and sometimes both. Even with all the natural gripes directed at them, it's hard to say which one is the more loved and cheered for of the two. We'd guess the volume ol yelling is about equal for both. And speaking of yells, a hearty one is intended to the much- criticized, mostly made fun of, but hard-working bunch of cheer- leaders who work with gusto to remind us occasionally that we live and breathe. Beat Culverl! The short command, Beat Culver , has rung in many a rival team's ear from their fans and supporters. Whether the game was played on the turf. polished floor. dirt track, asphalt. or packed dirt of the diamond. the opposing team had but one idea in mind and that was to defeat Culver more than any other team. There is something about a team turned out by Culver-Stockton that makes it a tough one to beat. Ability is found on almost any ball club. but it is cooperation and teamwork that determines victories. Good coaches that mold these qualities are necessary and managers must be found who will efficiently supply the team with their needs. Add to this mixture an excellent backing by students. faculty. and administra- tion. and from the conglamorcation emerges a competent ball club with a good morale and the will to win. So it is with Culver-Stockton's teams. It is high on the list of teams to be beaten by its competitors. The brand ot ball played by the Wildcats is something of which the college can rightfully be proud. 3 001140K The final gun of the Dubuque game sounded the end of 1950 football at Culver-Stockton. a series of highs and lows. After being soundly drubbed by Kirksville in the opening game, the Blue and White recovered to the extent that they won the next two games and tied with favored Quincy College. Before a large home- coming crowd, conference champions, William Iewell, held them powerless for three quarters and yielded them only one touchdown in the fourth. Recovering quickly, the Wildcats went to Central and had them beaten until the final quarter when Central scored and eeked out a tie. Missouri Valley was held to a 27 to 7 victory. One point added Iowa Wesleyan to the win side and the injury- riddled Wildcats ran into an iron wall at Dubuque to be downed in the last game of the season. The Dubuque game was not only the season closer for the team, but for some it was the end of football at Culver. Seniors Herbert Dix, John Langley, Iohn McNulty, and Glen Bice then played their final game. Prospects for next year do not look bad at all. Warren Holbrook, halfback, chosen on the All-Star team of the MCAU, returns to Culver. Larry Adams, end, Al Henning, tackle, and Robert Dell, center, picked by the Associated Press for the second team, will also don their cleats again next year. The College is indebted to the team, Football Coach Owen, Line Coach Lerette, and Head Coach Her- ington for a thrill-packed season of good football. C.-S. 0 Kirksville 37 C.-S. 25 Carthage 12 C.-S. 33 Tarkio 6 C.-S. 18 Quincy 18 C.-S. 6 Wm. Iewell 41 C.-S. 21 Central 21 C.-S. 7 Mo. Valley 27 C.-S. 27 lowa Wesleyan 26 C.-S. 0 Dubuque 35 62-R. Busch: 21-T. Fischer: 14-R. Dell: 43-L. Adams: 63-A. Henning: 53-G. Rice: 99-I. Langley: 72-T. Hartigani 35-C. Smith: 22-W. Holbrook: 28-L. Chesharek: 47--P. Dickman: 16-D. Elmore: 38-W. Sleinmetz: 19-K. McGuire: 51--L. Clore: 32iL. Long: 24-D. Voss: 59-C. Manzelmcmz 94.-G. Haywood: 27-R. Steinmetz: l'l-W. Owen: 96-S. Wilborn: 12-D. Fischer: D. Kay: A. Hile- man: I5-G. Everts: 86-I. Genseal: 46-I. McNulty: 82-I. Coil: 18-D. Chatman: 52-H. Dix: 34-H. Benson: 58-B. Bengtson: 85m T. Ziemek: R. Moeller. 95 ' ABACKFIELD: Rush, Holbrook, Cheshcxrack, Fisher FIRST SQUAD, Row 1: Adams, Henninq. Rice. Dell. Langley. Hartigcm. Smith. Row 2. Rush. Row 3: Holbrook, Cheshcrrack, Fisher. LINE COACH: Phil Lerretle. LINE: Henning, Rice. Dell, Langley. Hartigan. Smith. .H - 1. ill... 4 A 1 . Llama .Ann L. L11-has-1' 1,4.,N., .- Go Culver! 59 br 4 Te 0171. . 5951.1 V ?' W. H nw -5 Hit 'Em High! Hit 'Em Low! ew On' I OG., 71, Q I Wo .W Hold That Line! 35-C. Smith 62-R. Busch 28-L. Cheshareck 21-T. Fischer 53-G. Rice 43-L. Adams 14-R. Dell 22-W. Holbrook 99-I. Langley 63-A. Henning 72-T. Hartigcn H-wliefgaff 32 Bob Logan: 24-Iohn Walch: 53--Bill Turner: 42-Kenny Mauch: '43--Al Gilbert: 26-Ross Blake 37 Bob Krohn 31 lim Calabrese 20 Tom Fisher: 23-lim Richardson: 35-Vernie Flynn:,34-Don Wessler: 13-Iaclc Walz: 22-Eddie Faselt 21 Iohn I-'encik 12 Vic Gragg Culver-Stockton's Basketball Team started the 1950-51 season with five returned lettermen. As the season opened, the Wildcats put on the power that captured for them second place in the MCNA Conference last year. They placed first on their opening tourna- ment by defeating Western Illinois and Peru State. Over the Christmas Holidays, they journeyed to the Southwest, where they played Phillips 66 , Colorado College, Eastern New Mexico. and Arizona State. The Wildcats won one of these games, and lost two by only one point. A Returning to Canton, the Wildcats got underway on their Con- ference schedule. Under the leadership of Bill Turner, Bob Logan, Iack Walz, Iim Richardson and Iim Calabrese, they played winning ball until the middle of February when Forward Bob Logan transferred. On February 23rd, they lost to Central College. This was their first defeat on the home court in three years. I. Richardson 'T - Y .2 ,a My H--.,S.-1 If W. Turner gk 1 7 H A Mig. R 2 ff 'V . . mail? ,5 .rm , Ls ,,... ,ii I . . i yn ' 1 xx If gi L , E ,f ' -355 G, , Q52 kv Y .A W V. Gregg NRE 3 , Q :,. fav ,4 , Z 5 S ,X g K I 3 x, ,4 1 Q l A, in ' is Q-.f-, 4 5 E-Q , -1 ' if ei- smw f f QQ? W 1 :iw 4 ,Qi I x , 9 A ,A E H H Q A , ,fix gk A:-: w -:...: 3, 'T 92, 'WEN ., I I. Fencik u M1521 0 x 'V u ' 1 ',, F 'xx ,Q S S -1 3 x, Q Xxx X 35 . I Nc l' off' ,r 1 K. Mauch 4 Q J 5 ff: R. Blake ' Af Q 'MS F13 ,' V R I I . D. Wessler V Z ..-L ,J 4 W , 1 I- Wczlz W If 'N ll I K ' ,J f z . TQ 5 N 2 9 1 , Q 5 'it N Q5 9 S ltr if i ,X Lv 3 a Y , ,K X, I. Walch 3 i. x , ! F . X T. Fischer T 9 an M i . A X 20 Q fm QQ U i '.Xx A. Gilbert Western Peru Carthage Wm. Perm Austin E. New Mex. Phillips 66 Colo. College E. New Mex. Arizona St. Mo. Valley Drury Quincy Tarkio I Calabrese Carthage Wm. Iewell Tarkio Quincy Wm. Penn Mo. Valley Central Drury Westminster Postponed William Iewell 69 Central 96 -'N R. Logan ,A X K s ' ,Aw--A' 5 ..- . !,,..A.. VJ- 5 I' I 1 QC'-I . a . 1 -'v' . A- A , A N., I. 1 ' 3 4 ,A ,BNWT , :': I 1 zzz ., EJ zz- 'FS Egg - H W. 1 1:1 I .QA M , - .f H J 1 4 s t 1 Corbin. Fisher, Potts, Hough, Holbrook. Coil. Genseal. McNulty, McGuire. Kay. 5 12 2:5 54 H W 5 5 4 sa K 43 f, Jie, ,figs X an lil wi fx gg B ww: E E 5 1 E --ng. n E' ss V -B ,am A- E d SS B we R4 E v- , ' - 1 L ,,, Q. - 4 ,:. :.: E E X' 25 5 3 .:. X..:. Q :.:.- 1 , I ef t iger.: ........ I E M W :F x QU 'M 7 ga if WE n 5, V ': ': J I ? 9 1 ,Q ' 'X W 'be Q, ...ji--212 iff' E J V . N! ., I E E, Z 5: E + f' .fd Q . Z align - -H b ff 31 ig '- ., X' 2 :,:5,. -' .- n ZZMAJ 15 Coach Bill Herrington P 'UI H. Di '91:r ,EZZIQD and Pitcher Don Payne The Wildcat Nine of 1951 will start the season with six returning -lettennen. These men coupled with some promising newcomers should prove worthy competition for any of their opponents. The doubleheader at Drake University affords the biggest threat of the diamond season: while the natural rivalry between C.-S. and Quincy College promises baseball fans two more exciting games this spring. fm , 5 'i-F , -..:1.::::: wa H eff-'V 5- Q, 1 :Lie 1377 ' K, .LQ 1 V J ,.V1 4, I i ,. I ' W., -' ' H ft f 4, : ml ' p V lack Walz 'MT' if ' L ' 5h01'fl'0P -. - 'riginal' .r 1 Y A 4 D K Hs-X-T49 7' 'TT lIl f1 ' s ' H M- s ---v-A we me ng , sw f f-gm U . ' .,-feb?-WI F. Don Elmore Pitcher 1 Loy Cheshaxack Catcher Don Payne Pitcher QW A, Despite the handicap afforded by the x absence of a home course, the C.-S. golf team has steadily improved during the ' Jr R X past few years under the able direc- tion of Coach Spud Owen. f 1 me Q Banff-mm R1 mm nes m ss E E magna aa Mer m mmlwwnms an xr H awe ss mms Ki me an mer 0l 8 me 5 an we mm ms, lumix. , nr'2'J'L'-r- wgim me ms me mamma a E mgmns Egnmsmnmm mms W mfwngmnmsn FE Q . EE mixnms am Ss an wa w mam mu xzsmma we emi mn ag ms wages M . Iones. Logan. Coach Owen, Houchens, Richardson, Carlson. . 105 .-.,......,.,.,,,, !QAg5ica,! gyzfacoalfiolfn afom l . lst row: I. Spicuzza, G. Christy, R. Howe, Mrs. Giles, I. Gustafson. Znd row: L. Clore. I. Bedard, D. Brown, I. Cramer, D. Kay. 3rd row: R Edwards, R. Moeller, G. Rice. F. Hastings, N. McIntyre, W. Holbrook. ' Do Si Do: E. Melcher. B. Carrithers, D. Burger, A. Burger. G. Christy, R. Moeller. M. Mericle, D. Fischer, M. Weselius, T. Hdffigdh D. Bone, V. Schnellbacker, F. Boulwure. F. Hastings. E. Daniels. E. Haskins. Front: Mrs. Giles. WMA 'l'he Women's Athletic Association sponsors the extra-curricular sports program for women. Affiliated with it are Orchesis, the national modern dance honorary, and Marlin Club, the swim- ming organization. During the past year W.A.A. conducted inter- mural tournaments in basketball, volleyball, table tennis and swimming. In April the club sponsored the annual High School Play Day. Students from any high schools in the area competed in team and individual sports. In May a Recognition Day Picnic was held and awards were presented to the most outstanding C.-S. women athletes. President ....................... ,...... S hirley Bowden Vice-President .............. ......., G inger Christy Secretary-Treasurer ....... ......... I can Mendes Front: S. Bowden. lst row: I. Gibson, G. Christy. I. McLelland. I. Thurlo, I. Spicuzza, G. Boedy, D. Brown. C. Johnston. Znd row: I Colman, H. Rhew, I. Gustaison, B. Feddler, R. DeLand, I. Strook, S. Nelson. D. Skelton, I. Steinmetz, M. Giammanco, Mrs. Giles. 3rd row: C. McLean. M. Yore. I. Cramer, M. Matthews. OI CA8:5i5 lst row: H. Ogle. I. Mendes. G. Stcmwich, -I. Steinmetz, A. Ionsson. D. Blott. B. Campbell. 2nd row: S. Howden. I. Mull, I. Colman, C McLean. Mrs. Giles. L. Mundish, I. Netzel. I. Cramer. W. Cm S. Bowden, I. Spicuzza. I. Cramer, B. Campbell, I. Strock, M. Hexdcll. Mrs. Giles. Fw fifgffiff Y Mrs. Betty Hamm crowned Miss Cecil. The Homecoming Queen of 1949, Mrs. William Gain. the former Betty Hamm, presided over the parade. Following her car were the Homecoming Queen Candidates for 1950, each in their in- dividual cars: Mary Ann Bowman, Ianet Bradshaw, Chi Omega: Betty Chi Omega: Cecil, Alpha Xi Delta: Ioan LeStarge, Chi Omega: and Barbara Lowe. Chi Omega. After C-Sta's Scenes from South curtains closed again. and the girls' Pacific the chorus came out to sing I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair . with appropriate motions. Back onstage, Ruth Voirol was serenaded by the male chorus as Bloody Mary , a native woman bent on selling grass skirts to a group of G. I.'s whose slanguage was a little beyond her. Using the skirt and a little false makeup. Tom Hartigan did a native dance as the G. I.'s sang Honey Bun . He didn't seem to satisfy them, however, for There's Nothing Like a Dame. j Robert Carlson was a little luckier than the rest on this score. With his native girl friend, Pauline Wang, he soloed Younger Than Springtime. The entire ensemble combined for the last two numbers, Happy Talk and Bali H'ai. Part two of the C-Sta presentation was the spec- tacle Drums Of Bali , produced by David Stein- beck and presented through special arrangement with Variety, Inc. Set in primitive jungle surroundings, Dn1ms of Bali dealt with the magic of a White Queen and her fanatic followers. The show opened with a spectacular fire twirling dance by guest per- former Marilyn Cronin, the White Queen. As she ceased her dance her subjects brought in the vicious Leopard Lady, Betty Cecil. who had been captured by a hunting party. As she arose. the natives fell back, captivated by her lithe dance. Slowly, as the drum pulsations increased. she added to her power over them, until just as she attempted to attack the White Queen, the subjects came to and sprang on her, running her through with a spear. She writhed in agony as the curtain fell. Special lighting effects and drum tempos produced a weird and pulse-tugging performance. The dance itself began at eight, lasted until twelve, and was fumished with music by Calvin Shank's Swingmasters. Featured attraction of the band w drummer Walter Scott. a short man with long talent, who gave a solo exhibition. The court consisted of Ianet Bradshaw and Richard Houchens, Ioan LeStarge and Robert Weaver, Barbara Lowe and Robert Iones, and Mary Ann Bowman and David Tomaso. ne ag omecoming Fall 1950 brought once again the exciting and greatly anticipated week end of Homecoming. This is a time when studies and books are ignored: friendships renewed: alumni welcomed back: and everyone is plunged into a whirlwind of activities. The traditional parade started off events, followed by a football game, which in turn was preceeded by a water ballet entitled Autumn Frolic. Of course, the highest point of the week end was the dance held Saturday evening in the L. L. Culver Gymnasium. The Homecoming Queen's Coronation limelighted the first part of the evenings proceedings and memories of Rogers and Hammersteins South Pacific mingled with native Drums of Bali remain in conjunction with the jungle dance theme of the dance. The week end passed quickly and all too soon we were bidding farewell to old acquaintances. Pleasant memories remain which will never be forgotten. Standing: Ioan LeStarge Mary Ann Bowman, Barbara Lowe. Ianet Bradshaw. 1, ,E f. , L J 5 r v-5. P t f-' -..,L 'x , rf- . 0 1 . . , I . sms , H H5354 BE,m B H ,. , '- www . H Q Y, TSLBSEGI ' as W , x ,gs 4 his , Rm Hamm B wgmmwwv' maxaman ,gf Eihnws if ' , msgs Af 42. min , 4,5 4 , A 52:5 lm L H Sk H H mmm ,A-,I my asfsmmrA1'fg'E1, angina fx ww ssw'ErvQiBQm5gggE msmwwmwgv ms as is 4 sm 4.,Q- .- X34 L wg ' xi-it F' - Qggmx ,. ML . H! gi 1 L 'L'-ii.2',fifflii ' - as , f Y :EE f H A H H ' 2 -' DMN' 11:21 -LL 4 . 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Carrithers as Windemaxe Hightower. as Battle Axe Anne. S. Bonde as Sarah Abernathy. W. Watts as Hiram Abernathy. B5 :l 55.1f5'-i:7.?E1' ' .?'Y'!S'Y '7':'-Kgs Zvwrq- , g5a,?' 52 if B-' Nil -' 5'?E 5'E'7 I iHf'?'1' 'N ' 'W' Q , 5232-,HQwas-.ewe5?l'f.w?Yf,.i.??.-ff?1,-Ufish Y 1w,2??.M X T22 , ,H elm .M ..,fiK:Q:1S?4'Qf 1' M-32:1 ', . f :-eMr- ' -'lists 2 ., ww M my-Lee ,tw - 4-is Q - V NY - 1 2-asa-4-Q Y Z xi-sir? , - 15: 5 iq... A rixbf' u za-Wx at ' ssizsk as x 44 . W. V ,ni 5, X -.5 W rm 1 2 5 1 F 'K 313 vm fs iw W fa? 'iw , M ' S D 1 r . 1 x ss 55234 L , ' 73-H M .- Us .tl W Y 2 msn-. rms I V . .r Em4,,w,,rw 44 1 . .ln-4-u2pym.qg B. Loew as Aurelic Abernathy. R. Voirol ,,,.,,3,.Ese,:Wt M 5 saw H ,Q Mprrgm I ...KW 3 , . 2 .. A sv -Swfst'W.Wi,fffswetf?ANfe.ife-fs- B ' - . ,, ,. ,, . 7 - K ,Y V. - ...E f W Ffa E VY ,MW WY, 7.4, , ' ----' Leading characters were played by Priscilla Colditz, Van Schnellbacher, Robert Hostkoetter, lack Meyers. Robert Guilioil, Robert Exon, Richard Houchens. Robert Carlson, Diane Armstrong, Dorothy Vail. 'L-rvc ' - - ,, - - .- - r ' --N-1 sz-- ,---- ---N ,Ag ----- ' -.A- V. 'sg Down in the Valley Presented by the School of Music May 27, 1950 'sew nz -1 B., H9 4 1:'r1 w - -qc ,. ., rawrm, ami , , ,, ,,,, rR, fm' ey , ma rw .aw im, ay rg Y mc, il? if'2:.,,,,,, A W I I J ff U 'qv p t wig AY Amid the romantic atmosphere of a southern plan- tation garden, complete with babbling waterfall and moss draped trees, the Lambda Chi's presented their annual sweetheart fonnal. The suspense of the dancers approached a climax with the expectation of the coronation ceremony. As the soft strains of the sweetheart song were played, the lights dimmed and into the huge glittering heart-shaped throne stepped pert, Corlotta McLean. On each side of Corlotta stood her lovely attendants, Norma Conrad, Marian Fisher, Marilyn Lemon, and Marian Lillicrrd. Al Easley president of the fraternity, presented Miss McLean with the sweetheart trophy and placed about her neck a golden locket in honor of her selection as Sweetheart of Lambda Chi. 114 Spxcuzza, Brown, Stanwich, Mandish. Rhew, Yore. Yingst. Stroh, Steinmetz. Gustafson, Mull, DeLand. ance rogram CMQAZQALL5 Cywwfmow jedlfiffified Featured in the annual Christmas dance program this year was The Nutcracker Suite complete with da:nces of the Christmas toys, mouse fight, Sugar Plum fairies, and the dance presentations of the kingdom of Sweets. Dramatically presented in the second half of the program was The Iuggler of Notre Dame , a French folk legend set to dance and musical form. The entire program was presented by the Orchesis Club and the modern dance classes under the direction of Mrs. Viola N. Giles. Ieannine Steinmetz as the Iuqgler: Ann Ionsson, Mary Ann Bowman. JoAnn Colman as three of the Monks. -X Mazza . 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But to a few, go ihe symbol of national recogni- tion of merit and accomplish- ment each year. To these few goes the thrill of knowing that what they've done has been their best and has been suitably rewarded. Frances O'Conne1l David Steinbeck Phil Bowden .-.if -nf , ' V. , ., v- ' - - . iw 1Y4ff- f X 5' ,s,1w fuH4539' FM 4'f'i'5l3EEf' L xwfgwm IA www . - fn ,., ' f .. E3g-sskm- 1 f . 314' x ' ' rf- .J a gn HB! in M Q 9 nn' ,LH as as Q ravi? 2.14, 'QT A rs fs- ,, -Q nv -., 4- 1I,,ikf.-3-p,. wl- 321' 0, . ' .ffg J ...E lf fs 'P' Mn-'.gJ,'4 1 :A,,.pow: 'g 95' J - ' Y gg rpg-1-r ,, r' Cm w -afm,,,j-:Q UQ 7-i ' ,I far. W Liss? ... MJYQHWQ wafkkg x vm? wwf I :av-1 'L2k 1 s ff -tw 1 if ss swfmn XA hwymax i'UW'i?'E 5.f-. mm 'W 11 its ms TH' gl L... w ri :ESI E i ig is BN EWM 4 M., M 4+ ' 3 ri ' wi 'M f mamma EKBH w MK? W L73 a,, - zur M New 1 wma 5 na-mm Sims N H 3 m Builds? was-Qwgmws f Wah, mx: sail Q Sm? 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Gordon ..................................,,............................ 72, 73, 121 Arterbury. Mary L ......... .......,................. 6 2, 68, 69. 86. 87, 121, 135 Atkinson, Iohn M ........ .......,..,..,..........................r,..,..... 7 5 Atkinson, Lois L ...,..... ...................... 5 9, 70, 71, 92 Ayers, Robert E ....... Ayers, W. H ........,.,. Babcock, Beverly ......... Bach. Herbert E .......... Bale. Norman S .....,. Bark, Ioann H ...........,.. Barrett, Iesse W ..,.....,. Barrow, Walter I ........ Baymiller. Gaylord ..,..... Bays. Olga W .,.................. ...... 74. 75. 83. 86, 87 M''mffffffIffffIfva fffffli9, 6iiQ ss .,QQQEEQ''97, Q'5, '56f 5IQ 119 Beckman, Barbara I ..,....... .........r..... 5 8, 87, 123, 137 Bedard, Iudith R .........,... Bentsen, Harry R .....,.. Bengtson, Bengt N .....,.... Bengston, Robert G ....... Benson, H .....,.............,.. Berg. Gerard I ......,... Bergman, Neal H .....,.. Black, F. L ..,.........,... Blake, Ross E ........ Blalock. Roy .,... Blott, Dona L .,,...... Blue, Arthur H .,..,.... 78, 81 66, 106 75, 80 72, 73 .......35, 82, 83, 88. 116 77, 99. 124. 101 68, 69, 108, 111 Blue, Sylvia ..........................................,........,............ 46, 66, 86, 87, 120 Boedy, Gwen M ....,....r,....., 36, 66. 79, 80, 107, 129, 130, 134, 136, 140 Bonde, Sara A ..,,,.,,Y ...,..............,.......... 5 2, 66, 92, 112, 121, 136, 141 Bone, Diane ........,...,. .................................,. 6 8, 69, 86, 87, 106, 140 Boone, Daniel R ..,,...,........................................,......,..,.....,.,......,............, 59 Boulware, Frances .........,... ........... 5 l, 68, 69, 85, 87, 90. 91, 106, 119 Bowden, Philip L ....,....,...........................,,...,...... 27, 76, 77. 78, 84, 116 Bowman, Mary Ann .... 41, 68. 69. 78. 115, 120,129,131,132,135,l36 Boyd, I. O .....,,..............................,.....,..,....,...,...,...,.,.,.,........................,,. 13 Boyd, Iohn S ...........................,.....,.....,...,...............,...............,...........,..... Bradshaw, Ianet ............ 40, 68, 69, 110, 119, 120, 123. 129, 131. 136 Bramhall. Thomas G .,.., Breen, Richard ...,...........,.. ,.......,... .,,.... , .,,..,..........,................,..,,........... . Briscoe, Iames A ...,..., .........,.....,........ . ..53, 76. 77 Brown, Doris ,,,..,,,.,, ,. .......... 37, 66, 106, 107, 115 Brown. George ........... Bruns. Eugene C ...,......... ..........,........,.......,,.,,......,.. 4 1, 75. 131 Bryant, Lois I .,.,,................ ......... Z 9, 66, 69, 78, 79, 81, 82, 115 Buchanan, Mrs. Iewell ...,... ..,..........,,..,..................,....,.........,,.... 2 3 Buck. Iohn D ......................, ,..................,,,............,....................,.... 8 9 Buder, Christine, ......,...... Burger, Anthony I ....,..... 72, 73. 90, 92. 106, 134, 141 Burger, Delores .,.,....,.., ..,,.............................. 2 4, 120. 126. 128 Burns, Virginia ................ ..r.... 3 8, 66, 84, 85. 130 Calabrese, Iames I .,,...., ..,........ .... ' . 35, 73, 99, 102 Campbell. Cosette ..,,........ ..............................,.......,,.,. 5 Z Campbell, Mary Beth ,..,... ...,..... 5 3. 68. 69, 82, 88. 108 Campen, Frederick I ........ ......,........,,.....,..,. 5 1. 90, 119 Campen, Kenneth .........., ........ 6 1. 87, 90, 119 Cannon. Harold H .,....... ................ 4 6. 76, 77 Carlson, Iohn A ,,,,,,,,,, ....... 3 2, 74, 75, 126 Carlson, Robert L ...,............................................................... 75. 105. 113 Carrithers, Wm. ...,...................,.........................,................................... . 74, 75, 82, BS, 87, 90, 91, 92, 106, 112, 119, 121, 130 Cartwright, Iohn W .,..,.,,,.........,...............,.............................. 47. 75, 77 Cason, E. N ......,..............,,...,...,..............,,.........,.......,.............................. 13 Cecil, Bette ................. ....................... Chase, Mrs. Ethel .......,., ...............,.............. 2 3 Chatman, Donald ,,,,,.,,..,,,,. ................. 3 0, 70, 75, 141 Chattin, Mrs. Muriel ,.,,,,,,. ........................................,,. 2 3 Cheshareck. Louis B ......, Christensen, Iane ....... .......73. 96, 104.120, 121, 136 65, 70, 71, 130 Christy, Ginger M ....., Clarke. Patricia ....... .. Clarke, Peter T ........... Clore, Leonard B ........ Coil. Iack .................. Colditz, Priscilla ......... Collins. Harold .,........ Colman, IoAnn ................,. Conrad, Norma I ean. Constantz. N. Arm ......... Cooper, Russell W ........ Corbin, Harold E .......... Craig. Ianet l ...,......... Cramer, Ioan ........... Cramer, Nancy ....... Crisan, Iohn R .......,.. Crockett, Iames D ......., Croxton. Ioan D .,....,.. Curtis, Betty .,........,. Daniels. Eleanor ....,.... Davidson, Calvin ..,.... Davis. Doris ...........,..... DeChamp, Iack W ....,.,. DeLand. Ruth D .....,... Dell, F. Robert ......,.... DeManche, Earl R ..,...., DeVoe. Barbara I .......... DeYong, Adrian ........., Dickman, Paul A .,..... Disney, Anne ..,....... Disney, Iudith .......... Dix. Hubert ...-- ..... Doe, Anders C ...............,.. Doescher. Dorothy I ......... Drews, William H ....... Dungan, Donald V... Dunihue, Robert ......,,..,.. Easley. Alan C ......,.... Easley. W. Iames ...... Easley.'K. lean .......... Eckert, Richard .......... Edwards, Edward W. Edwards, F. Richard ....... Eggert. Alvin I .......,....... Eisiminger. Robert ...... Elder, Linda R ...,........ Ellis, I. Russell ...,.....,.. Ellsworth, Donald ....... Elmore, Donald L ....... Elwell, Richard G .,........... Emerson, Phyllis ................... English, lean Selway .,........ English, Iunior L ......... English, Maurice .....,.. English, Neva M .,..,.... .......51. 88. 106, 107, 119, 120. 88, 90, ..........50, 72, 73, 94, 119, 30. 69, 78, 91, 111. 113. 115. 119. .......6l, 86, 87, 88, 107, 108, 115, 69, 85, 87, 88, .........60, 66, 86, 87, 90, 91, 119. 86, 87, 88, 89. 128 121 141 106 103 120 132 114 140 119 103 68, 69 .......33, 70, 71, 106, 107, 108 ..,.,..42, 66, 79, 87, 90, 119, 130, 140 65, 70, 90, 91, .......59. 72, 73. 82, 88. 106 137 92 ,, ..... ..... ..... 3 1 , 72, 73. 121 .....,..4s, ss. se, 107, 115 va, ss ...fffffffffffffffsiif'156.11511'Isa .......,43. 65, 76, 77. 81, 84. 85 72, 73, 104, 141 ........40, 66. 78, 79, 82 .85 72, 73 ....,..48, 121, 134, .........,39, 74, 75, 137 126 89 76, 77, 81, 87 74, 75. 138 87, 128 68, 69 1'.Q1f.QQ1'.LiLi',' 7li', 'i5Af5i'f' 66, 79, 80, 85. 120. 121. 106 136 V137 76. 77, 104 .......44, 66, 82, 83. 84, 85. 88. 132 ....,..,.46. 80, 88, 89 ....................................... ..53 Enel, Edward E .,,.,.,,. .........,.,................,......,..... 63, 74, 75, 90. 119 Everts, George E ...........,......,..........,....,............,,,...................,. 61, 76, 77 Exon. Robert ......,..... 8, 74, 75, 86, 87, 90, 113, 119, 130, 138 Faselt, Eddie ............ Feddeler, Bette I ..... .. Fencik, Iohn ..,..,..... Pinson. Harry L .,,.... Fischer, C. David.. Fischer, Marian L ...,... Fischer. Thomas I ...,.,... Flynn, Vernon L .... ..... Foster, Robert I .............. Fountain, Raymond I. Franz, Edgar A ....,.... Franz, Norman D ........,. Fretwell, Elbert ,,........ Fretwell, Roby E ........ Gates, Iohn S ..,,..,.. Genseal, Iack L .....,.....,.... Gerard. Bernard .,,..... Giammanco. Marian Gibson. Iamce K ............,., Gilbert, Allison E.. F ........ 107 ,. ,...... 6, 70, 71, 74, 75 , ...,,... 56, 87. 90, 91. 96. 106, 119 68, 69, 81, 85. 99, 101, 103. 99, 120, ..,.,..49, 76, 77, 87, 90, 91. 114 136 124 119 ............... ..19 77 72, 73. 66, 79. 84. 107. 66. 90. 92, 107, 119. 116 H50 103 ..62 117 140 102 Giles, Viola ........... Gilles, Wilbur .....,.... Glass, Leroy C ...,.... Glass, Robert L ............ Gragg, Victor D .......... Grimes. Richard 1 .......... Guss, Arlene ............... Gustafson, Ioan M ...... Hachtel, Iohn L .....,.... Hackamack, Iames B ........ Hall, Franklin L ................. Halvorson, Nelius O ......... Hankins, Iewell Lee .......... Hargis, Mrs. Luella... Harrison, Richard K.. Hartigan, Thomas I ........ Harvey, Charlotte .,..... Harvey. Harold ........... Haskins, Eugene ......... Hastings. Franklin ......... Hawkins, Donald ......... Hawkins, W. A .,........ Hay, George ............... Hay, Irene ..................... Haywood. George W. Heineman, Peter E ...... Hendrix, Milton E ........ Henning, Albert F. ........, Henning, Oscar A ....,.. He ler Carl F pp . .............. Herington, Donna. .............. Herington. William A .......... Hertwig, William .,....... Hexdall, Margery ....... Higgins, Donald .......... Hileman, Allen E ........ Hinkle, Kenneth ........... Hinkson, Mrs. Mae ..... Hiza, Marty-Marie .......... Holbrook, Warren ....... Hootman, Ioe C ........... Hoover. Iames ............. Houchens, Richard ...... Hough, Roger S ....... - .... Howard, Russell A .... ..,.......2l. 66. 106. 107. 108. 139 ........,.50, 81, 86, 87, 88, 89, 119 .........41, 81, 85. 88. 90. 119, 124 99, 100 87, 96, 119 .......52, 94, 106, 107, 115, 130 90. 119 ..........60, 88, 89, 119, 130 88, 89, 90 ..........54, 72. 73. 96, 106, 131, 135 ..........17, 74, 90, 91, 106. 121, 122 73, 75, 106, 126 ........,.30, 72, 73 ,......,.48, 134 ..........76, 96, 136 ...,.,..39, 68, 69, 86, 87, 91, 119 21, 94, 104 'ufffffiffffffQ,fffff1oa 134 ........58. 72, 73 ........49. 74, 75. 96. 103, 106. 137 ....,.........................,.,.............,.............,.. 38, 74, 75, 105, 113, 119, 124, 131 76. 77, 82. 86, 87, 103 120 Howe, Robert C ......................................... , ............... 44, 76, 77, 106, Howerton IaneH ..... 28 68 69 79 81 84 88 89 115 119 132 1 1 1 1 ........l41 Howes, William A .......,........................................................................... Hoy, Roberta L ........,............., .................................................................. 5 9 Huchteman, Donald .......... Huebner. Elenore .......... Humbert, Edward ..,.... Hunt, Iohn C ...........,.. Hurdle, Donald E ........... Huseman, Mrs. Fern ........ Ickenroth, Charles ,.,,,. .. Irvin. William ............. Iackson, Robert .............. Iennings. Dr. P. W .......... Iohnson, Marion ........... Iohnson, Pete ........... .......7s. 77, 84 'mfffflffza ......:l:75 .'.ff,'i5l zz .,..::::lll:l77 Iohnson, Myron ..,..... ............... 5 8, 75 Iohnson, Roger ...........................,.......,.................,..................,... 29, 74, 75 Iohnson, William S ............................,..,.,..,..............,..,,.....,,....,,,..,,.,,,... 17 Iohnston. Connie B ............,......,............................................................. 66, 79, 80, 87, 90, 91, 107, 119, 127, 130, 134 Iones, Kenneth .......................................................................................... Iones, Robert A .......... .,......,..,,.. 2 7, 76, 77, 83, 105 Iones, Willie H ........... .........,................................ 3 8, 82 Ionsson, Ann M ....,..... Iohnson, Myron ........ Iutte, William ......... Kay, Donald D ......... Kistler, Carolyn .,...... Klein, Robert ............ Klug, George F ........ Knight, Kenneth ....... Krohn, Robert ........ .........49, 68, 69. 108, 111, 115 ........29, 72, 73, 103. 106. 134, 141 ........58, 80, 86, 87, 91, 123, 137 72, 73 .......57, 72, 73 Kruse, Lois E ........... Lake, Charles ,.....,....... ........38, 66. 80. 82, 85 Lake, Laurence R ........................................ .............................,....... 7 6, 77 Langley. Iohn D ...,................ 96, 134, 141 Larson, Iohn D. ............................................................................ 39, 72, 73 Laughrige, Robert .......... 28, Leltwich, Lacey L ........ Lemon, Marilyn S .......... ........ Lerette, Philip A ........ 65. 72. 73. 77. 78. 87, 90. 91. 119. 121 Lee, George C ................................,........................................................ 13 68, 69, 114, 132 Lesak, Donald K ........ LeStarge, Ioan E ......... Lewis, Cleaver B ....... Lewis, Iohn W ........ Lierle, Deane K .......... Lillard, Mariann ......... Lindsey. A. N .......... Linvill. Carol I ............ Locke, Armand L ........ Loew, Barbara I ......... Logan, Robert E ......... Long, Leslie E .......... Lurnkes, Arthur ....... Lund, Robert .......,. Lyle, W. I ........... Lyon, B. I ..,..,........ .........37, 68. 69. 82, 83. 88. 92. 129. 132. 135 74, 75, 78, 82 86, 87, 90, 92, 119 ........48, 65, 68, 69, 86. 87, 90, 111, 119 76, 77, 119 .....,....39, 68, 69, 82, 92. 112, 123, 139 99, 102, 105 74, 75, 78 Mach, Kenneth ................ Mandrsh, Lois A ...,............ Manzelman, Charles ....... , Mathisen, Marilyn ..........,.. MatthewsL Mary Ellen ......,... 39, 72, 73, 82, 83, 84, 136 52, 68, 69, 86, 108, 115, 136 74, 75, 80 ........51, 70, 71, 107 Mauck, Kenneth .,.............. ..,.,......,.,.,,. 5 7, '99 May, Allen ...,...,,...... ................................................................... 1 3 Melcher, Elaine ....... ........,..................................................... 2 4, 106 Mendes, Ioan B ....... .............,............................. 5 0, 68, 69, 108, 132 Mericle, Marilyn ......... ...,... 5 7, 66, 86. 87, 88, 90, 91, 106, 119, 140 Messamore, Ford ........ ....................................................................... 2 0 Meyer. Robert L ......... ....,...................................................., 8 7, 119 Meyers, Gerald E ......... ,,..... 4 6, 72, 73 Meyers, William F ..,..... ..,,,.... 9 0, 104 Mihaly, Joseph ............ Miller, Iames R .......,. Miller, Richard G ........ Miller, Robert H ......... Mills, Michael M ........ Mink, Leaton E .......,... Moeller, Roger R ..,.... Mohn, Phyllis ........... Moller, R .................. Moore, Milton .............. Morrall, Donald E .......... Morrison, William .......... Morrow, Iune E ......... Mote, Rebecca ......... Motter. Ioseph I ......... Mull, Iulia E ........,.... ........ Munger, Paul R ......... 1E6Q 56, 5if 6b .......62, 76, 86, 87, 119 76, 77 ........54, 65, 72, 106 66, 78 7 78, 77 68, 69 88 48, eq, aa, aa, 119,l136 'Y'5i1 55Q i'd'5f''i'iE, ii5,'li24 MacArthur, Fern ...,..... .......... 5 0, 66, 130 McCoy, Ianet ............................ .............. 6 0, 71 McDaniel, Shirley ........................ ...........,...... McDonald, Walker Harrison ......... .........,................. 3 , 13 McGrath, Donald .......................... ...................... 4 4, 74, 75 McGuire, Kenneth .......... ....... 5 2, 74, 75, 103. 121 McIntyre, Norval ........ .................. 5 Z, 106, 132 McKenzie, Robert ,,......... .,.....,....................,....... .................. 7 6 , 77, 87 McKoon, Melvin D ......... ......................... McLean, Corlotta ........ ........ 5 2, 68, 69, McLelland, Iudith ........... ...........,...,......... McNulty, Andrew W ........ McNulty, Iohn I .............. Nelson. Gayle ......,,..... Nelson, Ieanelle .,........ Nelson, Sharon L ....... Netzel. Ioan R ......... Niemann, Phyllis ........ 108. 114. 121. 131. 132 65, 70, 71, 107 74, 75, 78 74, 75, 103, 124 72, 73, 85, 88 .....,...40, 90, 107, 119, 140 66, 140 66, 92, 108 66. 87. 90. 91. 119 Noble, Robert M ........... ......................... Norman, Edward E .................................... O'Connell, Frances ................ 31, 68, 69, 78 79 82 86 92 116 .....119 Ogle, Helen A ........ O'Hara, Rex M ....... Oldin, Arthur K ........... Owen, Harold P ......... Owen, William R ......... Parenteau, Bernard ....... Parsons, Maxwell ......... Payne, Donald I ......... Peeler, David E ......,.... Penstone, Harold ....... Perry, Robert E ......... Peters, George L ........,.. .......54, 70. 71. 108. 128. 140 86, 87 ,...,....47. 73. 123. 124. 138 94. 105 ..........61, 76, 77, 90, 119 76, 77 ...fffffIli6f 56'f'55, io4 Staff, Charles H ....... .............. 7 6, 77 Stanley, Bert E .......... ............................ 4 2, 77, 90 Stannard, Sue ........ .............,................. 5 9, 70, 71 Stanwich, Gloria ....... ........................... 5 3, 68, 69, 108, 115, 135 Steinbeck, David. ..,........................................ 42, 76. 77, 78, 84, 85, 92 Steinmetz, George ................ 39, 74, 75, 82, 83, 90, 92, 119, 124, 139 .........34, 73, 75 Peterson, Melville ...........,.... .. ................. 20. 72, 84 Peterson, Mrs. Melville ......... ...................... ,..... .......... 2 C Phillips, R. Dean ..............,.. ......... 6 3, 74. 75. 86. 87 Pierce, I. Leslie ................ .............................................. 1 11 Poc, Ioseph I .,........ .................................... 6 1. 76. 77 Pantone, lean M ......... Poppenhager, R. L ........ Potts, lames H ............ Preston, Howard ........ Rantis, Peter ..,..,............. Reagan, Richard R ........ Regnier, Ronald .......... Rem, lack I ........... Reynolds. G. W ......... Rhew, Helen M. ........ . Rice, Glen H ............... Richardson, Iames ......... Riddell, Io .................... Riede. 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Saley, Roger R ...,...... 68, 69, 108, 109 ,...........,...... .42, 74, 75 96, 135 Salter, Edwin .............. ........ 4 0, 74, 75, 81, 82, 140 Schafer, Lawrence ....,................... ..............,........................,, 4 0 Schlager, Clarence ......................, ........................,.........,......,........,......,. 4 8 Schlager, Virginia .................................................................................. 19 Schnellbacher, Van ...... 38 Schroeder, Barbara Schultz, Helen E ............ Schuppan, Randall ...,... Scott, Oreon E ........... Seely, Edith P ........ Shaw. Elizabeth ............ Shepherd, Beverly ........ Shnable, Sara H ......... Short, Barbara ............ Sidwell, Robert ............. Simmons, Eleanor L.,,. .... . Skelton, Claude N, .....,. . Skelton, Dorothy ............ Skooq. Edward H ......... 74, 75, 86, 87, 90, 91, 106, 111, 113, 119 68, 69, 79, 92, 131, 136, 141 80, 81, 88, 121 78, 88 ......,...43, 66, 86, 87, 90, 91, 119, 123 70, 88, 119 .......57. 68, 69, 78, 88, 120, 140 87, 90, 91, 119, las fffffffE5. el-if 6'5f4A111-i, li1if iiiif '1o7 56. as Smith, Charles C ........ ..,...,................................,,....1........ 5 0, 72, 73, 96 Smith, Donald N ................. 40, 65, 80, 82, 88, 84, 85, 87, 88, 89, 119 Smith, Gay B ............. ...................................................................... ...,. 4 4 Smith, Gordon D ......... ........................................................ 5 4, 74. 75 Smith. 1. Hall ........, Smith, Ioe T ...,,... Smith, Iohn T .... ......... Smith, Mary Ellen ....... Smith, E. Ralph .......... Smith, E. Ruth ......... Smith, Prescott ........ Snyder, Freda M .......... Speeler, Hardin L ......... Spencer, Claude E ......... Spicuzza, S ................... ..... .....................,..fllfffffffffas ao, 90. 119 ...,.,,51. 76. 77. 86. 87, 90, 91 87. 88 ...,...50, 72, 73, 90, 119 Spicuzza, lean A ................ .38, 65, 66, 76, 79, 82, 85, 106, 107. 115 Spicuzza, Tore I .,....... ,.... 108. 136 Steinmetz, Ieannine Peaster .... 2, 39, 82. 83, 92, 107, 112, 115, 129 Steinmetz, Robert ..........................................,................... 63, 72, 73. 123 Steinmetz, William ................. ............................ 4 l, 72, 73, 126, 136 Sterling, James E ......... ................,.............. 3 8, 72, 73, 81, 92 Stewart, Dwight ......... .......... 3 7, 81, 85. 87, 88, 89, 119, 132 Stroh, Nancy .,........, .......................................... 6 1, 68, 69, 115 Strock, Iune A ....... Sykes, Catherine ....... Sykes. Donald ....... Sykes, Ruth ............... ....,....55, 69, 85, 88, 107, 108. 128. 131 Tenhaelf, Cherry .......... ........................... 1 7, 78 TenHoor, Mrs. Elvie ........ ....,................................. TenHoor, Gloria ........... ........................... 3 2, 78. 112, 130, 134 Thomas, Ioan .......... ..................................................................... Thulin, Nancy ............ .......... 5 4, 68, 69, 79, 86, 87, 91, 132, 139 Thurlo, Ioyce L ............ .................................. 5 3, 68, 69, 92, 107 Tipton, Kenneth R ...,... ................................,..................,.......... 8 1 Tollefson, Edward ........ ............................................., 7 6, 77, 120 Tomaso, David M .,.,..... .........,... 4 Z, 74, 75, 78, 120, 123, 128, 131 Troeger, Curtis ........... ....... 4 7, 74, 75, 86, 87, 111, 119, 130, 139 Troiani, Dominic ........... ................................................... 5 7, 76, 77 Troutvetter, Marjorie ....... ......................... 5 8, 79, 86, 87, 92, 137 Turner. William ............. .. Van Balen. William ........ Venable, Avonelle .......... Versen, Iames .,................... Visserin Mrs. Harriet q. . ......... Vissering, Hazel .............. Voxrol, Ruth E ............ Voss, Darrell H ............ Walker, Iustin M ......... Walker, Wanda L ........ Walsh, Iohn C ........... Walz, lack A ................ Wang, Pauline M ......... Wanzer, Janice C ....... ..........35, 77, 99. 100, 115 .........32, 73, 75, 126, 128 72, 73 ........37, 68, 69, 80, 82, 86, 87, 90 70, 71, 91, 112 87 73, 99, 101 75, 99. 101, 104 .........49, 82, 86, 112, 130, 138 Washburn, Carlisle .......... Watts, Wade R .............. Weaver, Robert N ....... Weldon, Iames F ......... Wellman, Iohn H ......... Weselius. Margaret ......,.. Wessler, Don E ......... White, Leo G ................ 76, 77, 85, 112 ..........3l, 74, 75, 117, 121, 126 ..........57, 68, 69, 92, 106, 128, 140 99, 101 72, 73 Whittier. Harold K ........... Wiemers, Arleen E ....,.... Wieters, Iesse G ........... Wilborn, Stanley .......... Williams, Charles ........ Willows, Roy G ......... Wilson, .,...... ............... Winkler, William ......... Winn, Donald ......... Winter, Walter ....... Wirtz, F. Arlene ........ Wolf, Charles ......... Wolif, Robert .....,.... Wood, Benjamin ....... Wood, Iohn S .... Worthen, Marvin ........ Wrenn, David ............ Wright, Ralph ......... .. Wunsch, Merle E ....... Yingst, Dale L ....... Yingst, Shirley ....... Yore, Mary K .......... Yowel, Virgil ..,............. Zeugin, I. Charles ........ Zidek, Stephen ........... Ziegler, Helen ......... Ziegler, Leslie E ........ Ziegler, William ............ Ziemek, Thomas R ....... .........43, 70, 71. 130, 134 77 74, 75, 86, 87 75 ...ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff.'ffffff.'.'.lI5f''136 .......27. ea, ss, 79, so, 81, iss, 141 74. 75. 120 ........77 76, 77, 87, 92, 112 74. 75 65, 76, 77, 78 66, 94, 111, 115 .........60, 66, 94, 107, 115, 135 ........38, 72, 73, 81, 86, 92, 123 76. 77, 82, 83, 92 .........22, 32. 86, 87, 88, 89, 119 ...........60, 90 ........,74, 136 Ayers Oil Company .......... Best Plumbing, E .............. Bi11's Superette .................... Bueter's Bread fQuincYl ....,... Canton State Bank .,.,.A........ Canton Cleaners ,...... Canton Fuel Co .....,.. 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