Eastern Illinois University - Warbler Yearbook (Charleston, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1947 volume:

THE1947 WARBLER STAFF EVERETTE H. COOLEY Edifor SHIRLEY J. MIDDLESWORTH Associafe Edifor JOHN H. MUTHERSBOUGH Sporfs Edifor EMIL K. MOORE Business Manager HAROLD A. MILLER Asst Business Manager FRANCIS W. PALMER Faculfy Adviser i FEMRNW L VRw Cz-mmimmn; vmlma wow: 32 Q; Mmm famzw Pym A Eiwwwa L , . 2. ;ng i; STA$1A2Mt W 3w 439$ MW MM 0? 0W 6- DEDICATION AT THE END of +he greaf conflicf we should pause before plunging info Jrhe fray ahead Jro survey +he Blueprinf of Easfern. Af our command we have +he promc of +he Jroil of our predecessors who formulafed and buiH +he exisfing insfHu- fion +0 aid us in preparing Jro be confribquory cifizens of +his coun- Jrry. We are surrounded. Jroolay. by +he examples of confem- porary building designed +0 creafe an edifice of lasfing gain and beaufy for +he communi+y and sfafe +0 which we belong. and from which our Children shall benefit AJr +his Jrime we should +ake grea+ concern in any such projecf aimed a+ bringing abouf in- creased parficipafion in an infelligenf, enlighfened world com- munier. We hereby dedicafe +his book Jro +he men and women who have formed Jrhe Blueprinf of EasferneThe Eas+ern of +he past Jrhe present and Jrhe fufureewho have confribufed so much of Jrheir Jralenf +ha+ +his school mighf be. in acfualHy, Jrhe Blueprinf of Life. Page Eight 1-D --r .L+ m... s. ; Jw ;. ah! Tth w 94 w I astern 5 Campus 'Le+'s sfroH among +he iris As Hue parfing days draw nigh And choose a lovely color To remember Easfern by. Colseybur. CRADLE OF SCIENCE THE GYM . . . ...AND PEM Splendor Falls HOME OF THE PANTHERS CAMPUS FROM THE CLOUDS A Word Frqm the President 'As +he BlueprimL of Eas+em in I946-47 unrolls, we see a Jrhree-olimensional plan. Behind +he lengfh and breadfh of He Easfern of Jroday exfends +he depfh of +he forfy-eighf years of ins+i+u+ional service. Behind +he factu and sfudenfs of l946-47 move +he facuHies and We sfudenfs 01c Eas+ern's yesferdays. JoinHy Hwe sfrucfure of +he college has been built and +he blue- prinJr of Jroday depicfs Hue work of all. Upon +his blue- prinf lef us build Hwe Easfern o1C Jromorrow. Page Sixteen EASTERN'S PRESIDENT ROBERT G. BUZZARD Page Swmtcmx Cease nof +0 learn un+il +hou cease +0 live: Think +ha+ day Iosf wherein Jrhou draweer no leHer To make+hysel1c more learned. wiser, beHer. . gammy. Dr. Buzzard Campus Leaders Dr. Cavins, Dr. Heller. Dr. Lawson ADMINISTRATORS PLAN EXTENDED CAMPUS The adminis+ra+ors of +he college have a fask suifed +0 +heir capabilifies in providing educafional oppor+uni+ies +0 all of Jrhe sfu- denfs who have soughf admiHance a+ Easfern. Over one Jrhousand people, a maiorHy of +hem ve+erans who are seriously Infenf upon finishing +heir educa+ion as swiffly as possible. make up Jrhe sfuden+ body. Presidenf RobemL G. Buzzard is equally infenf on +he planning of an expanding campus and faculfy +0 facilifafe Jrhe larges+ enroll- menf in +he hisfory of Jrhe college. The long-range revision program of +he campus has been femporarily laid aside In favor of a building proiecf for immediafe relief of a crifical sifuaHonea library build- ing and cafeferia JFirs+ of all. Dr. Rudolph Anfinson. as veferans' diredor. has been coordi- nafor befween Easfern's vefs and +he Veferans Adminisfrafive ogice in Chicago. and has been advisory head of Trailerville. and broughf 1+ abouf +ha+ Jrhe veferans are recognized as an influenhal group who are inferes+ed in a solid educafion, as Jrheir scholasfic record as a whole will Jresfify. Adminis+ering a college has many phases efrom visionary plans for a growing colv Iege down +0 Jrhe more mono+onous fasks Miss Lionberger. Dr. Meffer. Weger. Carrel! which mus+ be performed recurrenHy each year for every classeregisfrafion, counsel- ling by +he deans. class program arrange- ment healfh confrol for +he sfudenfs. dis- pensing of +ex+books. Pem Hall supervision. disbursemenf of college funds by +he Busi- ness office. exfension service and publicify eall going +0 make up +he smoofhly run- ning sysfem +ha+ one sees funcfioning each day as +he sfudenfs go passing +0 +heir classes. Page Twenty Mrs. Coffer, Miss BueH Mr. Gregg. Mrs. Jones. McNuH. Miss Taylor, Miss Benepe. Miss Davis. Fisher, Mr. Arnold. O'DeH. Rober'rs. Mr. Elam. Hanks, Ringo. Bubeck. Miss Thompson. Larimer Dr. Anfinson Miss Whalen Miss Thomas Mrs. Sayler Page Twuzty-onc Sir Edward's Round Zeigel Tells One Dr. Olsen. Dr. Heise. Dr. MeHer. Dr. Zeigel. Dr. Lawson. Dr. Rofhschild. Dr. Reinhardt Dr. Edwards. TEACHERS OF TODAY TRAIN TEACHERS OF TOMORROW The above picfure is a near phenomenon in view of Jrhe fad +ha+ if musf have been faken on +he only occasion when +he en+ire EducaHon Deparfmeni' was on campus a+ Jrhe same fime. This year has proved a very busy one for Easfern's educafors. Dr. Harry L. MeHer. who has served as presidenf of +he Illinois Associafion of College and Universify Placemen+ Officers 'For +he pasf Jrwo years. was +he aufhor of an arficle enfiHed Supervised Sfudenf Teaching a+ E. l. S. T. C.. published in +he Peabody Journal of Educafion. He also collaborafed th Dr. Emma ReinharchL +0 ere an arficle on Jrhe sfudenf body for +he Quarferly Teachers College Bullefin. Dr. Hans Olsen, a member of an lllinois Rural Educafion commiHee. spoke on a sfudy of JrhaiL commiHee in a s+a+e conference in Springfield. Under Jrhe diredion of Dr. Harry L. MeHer. direc- 1'or of feacher +raining. and Dr. Arfhur U. Edwards. principal, +he Training School confinued in ifs +wo- fold fask of Jreaching +he children of Jroday and +rain- ing +he Jreachers of fomorrow. Miss Irene D. Groom. who received her M.A. from +he Universify of Iowa. was Jrhe new firer-grade criHc. Filling Jrhe vacancy leH in +he fiHh grade by +he la+e Bernice Bankson. was Miss Florence E. Reid. who is +he au'rhor of an ar+icle published +his spring in +he Illinois Bullefin of Geography. Members of Delfa Kappa Gamma In- clude Miss Nannilee Saunders. Miss MyrHe Arnold. and Miss thel Hanson. Miss Saunders also is vice- presidenf of Jrhe Illinois A.C.E. Dr. MeHer, Miss Hanson. Miss LeVake. Mlss Hunfer, Miss Love, Miss Saunders, Miss Groom. Miss Becker. Miss Reid. Miss Sfevens. Miss Arnold. Miss Wheeler, Dr. Edwards. Table Moses Reads +he Tea Leaves Dr. Moses. Dr. Ross. Miss Poos, Mr. Ross SPEECH AND ENGLISH ENLARGE CURRICULA Arriving +his fall +0 give some much needed assisf- ance +0 Miss Roberfa P005 and Dr. Glenn Ross. were Dr. Elberf R. Moses. Jr.. and Mr. George Ross. Mr. George Ross-and no relafion +0 Glenn, inciden- fallyearrived from Hue Universify of Washing+on. where he coached dramafics af +he Pi++ Theafer. and scored a couple of smash hIJrs 5+ Easfern th Snafu and On Borrowed Time. H was mainly +hrough Hue eHorfsr of Dr. Moses +ha+ Eas+ern in- augura+ed a new course in radio. and launched forfh on a daily haIf-hour program. Le+'s 60 +0 College, +hrough +he facilHies of Sfafion WLBH in MaHoon. Dr. Moses was formerly th Hue Speech Deparfmenr af Ohio Sfafe Universify. FIRST ROW: Miss Neely. Dr. Widger, Miss Kelly. Four new members were added +0 +he sfaFF of +he English Deparfmenf a+ +he beginning of +he year. bringing membership of +he sfaFF +0 nine. New sfaH members were Dr, Marfha L. Smifh. Dr. RobenL L. Blair, Miss ChenauH Kelly. and Miss Eve Kelly. Rec- ord freshman enrollmenfs required Jrhe addifional services of Jrwo new members of +he Speech Deparr. menfeDr. Elberf R. Moses. Jr.. and Mr. George Rosse-for secfions of freshman composifion. A minor in iournalism. wifh courses in hisfory of journalism. newsering, advanced repor+ing and edifing. and magazine arficle and feafure wrifing were added +0 +he offerings of +he depar+men+. SECOND ROW: Dr. Bfeir. Dr. Palmer. Dr. Smifh. Dr. Waffle. Dr. Ekeberq. The English Eigl'nL Plan Juniors' Fafe ArHers af Work Dr. Whifing Miss Parker Mr. Counfryman Music Miss Balloon Miss Miller Dr. Dvorak Mr, Smi+h Miss Hanson Mr. Crook Dr. Anfinson FINE ARTS BRING CULTURE TO EASTERN Easfern's small buf growing AmL Depar+memL gained a new insfrucfor in Miss Inez Parker. She received her BS. from Wesf Texas S+a+e Teachers College in I937, and her A.M. from Colorado S+a+e College of Educafion in I943. Miss Mildred Whifing. head of Jrhe deparfmenf, affended a meefing of +he Mid- wesfern College Arf Conference af +he UniversHy of Indiana in November. To +he Arf Deparfmen+ goes +he responsibilHy of keeping +he glass cases in +he main corridor filled af all fimes. and fhe pas.+ year, has seen a variefy of anL obiecfs ensconced Jrhere, including Jrhe work of many famous arfisfs. Miss Whifing and her shahc gave invaluable aid +0 +he s+age crew of +he opereHa. The Barfered Bride. In assisfing wifh +he scenery. The revived inferesf in music fhis year af Easfern was bes+ displayed by +he increased membership of all special organizafions of +he Music Deparfment and by +he large audiences +haf gafherecl +0 hear Jrhe differenf recifals and +he opereffa. The Orches- +ra andl A Cappella Choir. bofh of which were abandoned during Jrhe war. re-esfablished +hemselves and flourished again. The expanding music depar+- menf added four new people +his year. Miss Es+her Miller, voice insfruc'ror, and Miss Mary Balloon. who faughf piano. bofh received +heir Masfer's degrees from Norfhwesfern, Mr. Lee C. Crook. Easfern's violin virfuoso, has his Masfer's from +he Universify of Michigan. Mr. HamiHon Smifh assumed +he du- Jries of T. C. High School music insfrucfor. Page Twenty-four WhZJre-Collar Workers Mr. Healey Dr. Burley Dr. Lanfz Mr. OhBrIen COLLEGE STRESSES PHYSICAL FITNESS The Men's Physical Educafion Depar+men+ added four new faces +his year +0 fake care of +he ex- panded enrollmemL in +he deparfmenf. Dr. Lloyd E. Burley came from Soufhwesfern Louisiana lns+i+u+e, and acfed as Dr. Charles P. Lanfz's assisfanf. Mr. Maynard Paf O'Brien arrived for his firsf year as head foofball coach from acfive dufy in +he Navy. His previous coaching assignmenfs were a+ Lewis- +own. Mf. Olive. and Carlinville. Mr. William A. Healey. who came from Grosse Point Michigan. led +he baskefball feam +0 i+s mos1L successfui season since I925. He also fook command of +he +ennis feam +ha+ finished second In Jrhe conference. Mr. Andy Sullivan joined +he sfaff in mid-winfer and served as assisfanf in baskefball and baseball. Whaf a Rackef! Miss EilioH Dr. Haighf Miss Farians Dr. McAfee Miss Bally A new face was added +0 +he Women's P.E. De- parfmemL in Jrhe person of Miss BeHy Farians. who obfained her B.A. degree from Jrhe Universify of Cincinnafi. Miss Farians became sponsor of +he W.A.A.. which has been unusually ache +his year. In April, Miss Florence McAfee, head of +he depar+- menf, and Miss Aline Ellio++ +raveled +0 Milwaukee +0 aHend +he Nafional Convenfion of +he American Assbciafion of HeaHh, Physical Educafion and Rec rea+ion. A new fea+ure in fhe course of recrea- Jrional leadership was added +his yearea week-end camping frip, which may lead +0 somefhing bigger and beffer if The Women gef +he cabin Jrhey are now angling for. LeJr's Play Mam'selle Miss Kennedy Miss Carmen Dr. Guinagh HUMANITIES SPEAK COMMON LANGUAGE The Big Three of +he Foreign Language Deparf- menl was broken +his year for +he firsf fime in sev- eral years. wiJrh Jrhe absence of Miss Elizabefh Mi- chael. who is doing work on her docforale in French af Quebec. Miss Michael will Jrhen Jrravel abroad during Jrhe coming year +0 Paris. France. From her iravels she will refurn +0 Easlern wilh a fresh doc- Jror's degree, fresh Parisian accent and a hosi of delithul experiences lo relaie +0 her classes. Teach- ing French +his year was Miss Carolyn Kennedy. a nalive of Alabama. Dr. Kevin Guinagh. head of +he deparfmenf, will be on leave +'o Jreach a+ Anlioch College. Ohio, neer year. The characler of +he ma- jorify of college sfudenfs now. has made necessary a diHeremL kind of language course. which Dr. Guin- agh has made possible +hrough Jrhe oHering of be- ginning Lafin wilh no prerequisile. for +he beneiif of sfuclenfs needing a language in ofher fields. This course will become efleclive nexf year. ChaHerbox Collee Club Dr. Seymour Dr. Coleman Dr. Wood Dr. Plalh Din Aller Mimi The Social Science Deparfmenf has gone on fhe air. Members of Jrhe deparfmenf have been Jraking acfive pari' in radio programs over WLBH Jthrough panel discussions on Easfem's program. Le+'s 60 lo College. Some 01c +he Jropics discussed on +hese panel sessions were Truman's Program of Relieic Jfor Greece and Turkey , Proposal +0 Reapporl'ion Congressional Disiricfs of Illinois . and Proposal for a Cons+i+u+ional Amendmen+ +0 Limii Term of Presidenl in Office. Dr. Raymond A. Plalh Trom +he Universil'y of Wisconsin, joined Jrhe siaH: +his year and has confribufed greafly +0 Jrhe economimL view of Social Science. During +he summer Dr. Charles Coleman. deparfmemL head. is joining +he Geography Field Trip of +he American Souirhwesf and will serve as hisforian for The group. l. . And in +his case we have . . Dr. Klehm Mr. Ellioff Mr. Quick Mr. Versfeeg Dr. Landis PRACTICAL ARTS MEET RECORD DEMAND The lnclusfrial Arfs DeparlmemL has again come +0 life affer a dormanf period during Jrhe war. when relafively few men were around. Bofh facully mem- bers and sfudenfs wenf +0 war. Dr. Russell Landis. who was In governmenf service for +he pasf four years. has refurned +0 reopen Easfern's prinf shop, so +ha+ Jrhe deparfmenf again offers courses In prinf- ing and linofype operafion. as well as woodworking. mefal working. elecfricify. and mechanical drawing. Prinfing is offered as a full year course and is ex- pecled lo aHracf a number of people. The Indus- +rial Arfs Club was reorganized. and Emil Moore was elecfed president wi+h Mr. Charles EllioH as sponsor. Dr. Walfer Klehm also gained increased prominence as presidenf of +he Illinois lndus+rial Arfs AssociaHon. Home Economics cenfers HS affenl'ion upon +he problems of Jrhe family and +he home. The program In +his deparlmenf is divided in+o six maior phases of work: foods and nu+ri+ion. clofhing and +ex+iles. home furnishings and home planning. child care and Jtraining. home managemenf and consumer buying. This year, Dr. Ru+h Schmalhausen was appoinfed +0 a special commiHee +0 counsel and advise organiza- Jrion of +he American Home Economics Headquar- Jrers campaign fund. In March. Dr. Sadie 0. Morris. Dr. Schmalhausen. and Miss Helen Devinney af- Jrencled a s+a+e meefing in Springfield of all home economics deparfmenf heads. Miss Devinney lafer wen+ +0 Chicago for a convenfion on research in +ex- files, clofhing and relafecl arfs. Whaf's Cookin'. Doc? Dr. Morris Miss Devinney Dr. Schmalhausen Lef's Break a Law of Physics FIRST ROW: Waddell, Warner, Dr. Lefler. Dr. Railsback. SECOND ROW: Pierson. Miss Rice. Miller SCIENTISTS EXPLORE ATOMIC ENERGY According +0 Dr. Ora L. Railsback. +he oufsfancl- ing phenomenon of +he Physics Deparfmen+ orig- inafed wi+h Jrl'1e s+uclen+ body in coopera+ion wifh +he faculfy in +he es'rablishmemL of +he Radio Club. Physics classes grew wifh increased college enroll- menf. There were one hundred lwenfy sfudenfs in elemenfary courses. More secl'ions had +0 be formed +0 fake care of +he volume of s+uden+s reques+ing physics courses. Wifh +his expansion in class came improvemenf in laborafory aids +hrough acquisi+ion of war surplus properfy. such as eleclronics equip- menf. Dr. Glenn Lefler joined +he sfal'l +0 help meel +he crisis. The faculfy was furlher aided by sludenf assislance from Russell Pierson, Roy Miller. Florence Rice. and Bob Waddell. The rush of busy people and general haze of chemicals greefed all who braved Jrhe four fligh+s of sfairs +0 flue Chemislry Deparfmen+ +his year. Like all ofher deparfmenf heads. Dr. Phipps found him- sel1I immersed in a cauldron of sludenls. records, and work. finding no fime +0 ClO anyfhing oufside of +he deparlmenf. Dr. Melvin O. Foreman, formerly of Kenl Sfafe College in Ohio. joined +he slag and +hrew his dynamic energy foward solving Hwe prob- lem of insfrucfing nearly +hree hundred sludenfs a quarl'er in H19 liner poinls of elemenlary and ad- vanced chemisfry. Some Gizzmo! Dr. Foreman Dr. Marcy Miss Hansen Dr. Phipps Page Turenty-eight Thuf Ruiiins Experimenf Dr. Thut Seymour. Jones. Bower. Dr. Sfover Lisfen, My Children Dr. HarHey. Dr. Spooner. Dr. Scruggs. Dr. Cavins. Dr. Murray BOTANISTS, ZOOLOGISTS EXPLORE NATURE'S CHARMS Dr. E. L. Sfover. head of +he Bofany Deparfmenf, was elecfed presiden+ of Jrhe Illinois Sfafe Academy of Science fhis year. bringing more presfige Jro an al- ready long lis+ of accomplishmenfs of Easfern's 80+- any Deparfmenf. Dr. Hiram F. Thqu has also been hard af work wi+h his lighf-confroi experimen+s on +he roof of +he Science Building in whaf Dr. Fore- man claims is his vegefable garden. The deparfmenf has always been proud of ifs sfudenfs and graduafes and can poinf wi+h parficular pride Jrhis year +0 Charles Arzena. who presenfed a paper before +he Illinois Academy of Science in which he described one hundred sevenfy-five species of ferns from Coles and Clark Counfies. some of which had never before been reporfed in +he Sfafe of Hlinois. Vera Scherer and Mary Diel also collaborafed +0 presen+ a Key +0 +he Genera of Agaricaceae. Page Twenty-uine Once a year Jrhe Zoology Deparfmenf emerges from i+s iabora+ories, books. microscopes. and for- maldehyde in search of new zoological specimens +0 use as feaching and research aids in gaining in- creased knowledge of animal life. This year +he an- nual +our included New Harmony. Indiana. Audubon S+a+e Park af Henderson. Kenfucky. and Reel Foof Lake, Tennessee. A+ Reel Foof Lake +he group as- Jrounded +he na+ives by Jrheir perilous exploifs in cafching wafer moccasins. green +ree-climbing frogs. lizards. and oJrher fauna of +ha+ area. Dr. William Murray became a member of Jrhe depar+men+ Jrhis year. and Mr. Edward Rennels. Class of '47. aided +he 5mg during parf of +he year due +0 Dr. Richard HarHey's illness. ScoH's Losf Already Miss Harris Dr. Zeller Dr. ScoH EVERYONE'S ON THE MOVE The vacancy in +he Geography Deparfmenf was filled +his year by Dr. Ellen M. ScoH'. who came +0 serve as head of Jrhe deparfmenf. Dr. ScoH received his docforafe from +he Universify of Wisconsin in I941. He was also geographer of Jrhe Prairie Slale Field Sludies Jrrip during +he summer of I947. The revival of +hese fours, which were noJr oHered during +he war. aroused much inferesf. for credif in geog- raphy is given for Jrhis frip. Dr. Rose Zeller of Jrhe sfahC is one of Jrhe officers 01c +he nafional honorary geography frafernify, Gamma Thefa Upsilon. She served as laculfy represen+a+ive of Rho chapfer af +he annual meeling in Columbus. Ohio. on Decem- ber 27. She has been nafional secrefary of Jrhe or- ganizafion since I94I. The ever-presen+ problem in +he library became more urgenfefhaf of space. In fact if became so urgenl- JrhaJr somelhing had +0 be done immediafely. because +he new library as seen on +he Easfern Blueprinf was sfill only a paper building. A iempo- rary building was decided upon which will be locafed behind +he lndusfrial Arfs Building af Jrhe corner of +he Iris Garden. Under +he direcfion of Dr. Roscoe Schaupp. heacl librarian. +he library expanded as much as possible +his year and Jrook over Jrhe room formerly used as a lounge for a reading room. Book Keepers Miss DeJcardyx Dr. Schaupp. Miss Eksfrancl. Miss Smock Page Thirty BuiL Does If Wrife Under Waier? Mr. Holley. Dr. Dickerson. Dr. Thompsoni Miss Sullivan. Miss Hunier. Mr. Smifh COMPUTATION BY MACHINE OR HEAD Commerce Depar+men+, or Deparfmenf of Busi- ness Educafion. as if is now called. holds claim +0 one hundred sixfy-four majors and +hir+y-six minors in +his. ifs busiesf year. Dr. James M. Thompson re- Jrurned from forerAnine monfhs' service in +he Navy +0 +ake back his posi'rion as head of Jrhe deparfmenf. Mr. Ber+rand Holley. formerly of Murray Sfafe Teachers College. Kenfucky. and Mrs. Salem from Pana High School were added +0 Jrhe siahC for +he year. Dr. Thompson was named Jrreasurer of Jrhe Na- +ional Associafion of Business Teacher Training in- sfifufions. an organizafion of some one hundred sev- enfy-five colleges and universifies in Jrhe Uni+ed Sfafes. Jrhis year. You Figure This One 0qu Mr. Van Devenfer, Dr. Heller, Miss Hosfefler Page Thirty-ane Many of +he deparfmenfs expanded +his year +0 surpass +heir pre-war sfahc or added new members +0 Jfill vacancies leH from some years back. The Maihemaiics Deparimeni- did +he laHer. wiih Jrhe acidifion of Dr. Theodore Weaver. as assisfanf pro- fessor in mafhemafics. He had been feaching ai' Ohio Sfafe in Columbus for +he iasi four years. He filled +he posifion leH vacan+ by +he resigna+ion of Mr. Fiske Allen seven years ago. Mr. Les+er Van Devenfer also was a member of +he Ma+hema+ics Deparfmenf +his year. coming here from Chanufe Field. He received his MA. degree of +he Universify of Illinois in I94I. Whife, Monier How many golf balls foday? Rains Don'iL Drop H MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL ARE ON THE JOB The main+enance men and women are always on +he job. caring for Jrhe buildings. +he hea+ing planf and grounds. mainfaining a nea+ and presen+able college. and .seeing +ha+ everyfhing runs smoofhiy behind Jrhe scenes. for Jrhe beneiciiL of Jrhe people who offend Easfem. Mr. Granville Shafer. head ianifor and super- visor, refired aJr +he end oi lasf summer Jrerm offer serving for 33 years in +ha+ posifion. A fribufe should be paid +0 him for +he consfancy and effi- ciency wi+h which he has carried ouf his job during +his Jrime. Mr. Ora Brooks. who succeeded Mr. Shafer. in +ha+ posi+ion. had charge +his year of Jrhe large s+a1CF +ha+ cares for +he five main buildings. Mr. Camille Monier was head of Jrhe grounds crew: Mr. John Liv- ingsfon of +he engineering deparfmenf; and Mr. Charles Clodfelfer of +he furnace rooms. Mr. Noble Rains also had his special domain in one small building on +he campusofhe greenhouse. To him goes +he credi+ for +he beaufifui flowerbeds in Jrhe main circle. and +he iris gardens. These various divisions of +he depar+menf work +0ge+her +0 achieve +he well-organized physical ad- minisfrafion of Jrhe college. FIRST ROW: Baird. Nixon. Brooks. Gwin. Smifh. York. SECOND ROW: Moody, Hoiioweil. Myers. Wrenn. Harden. Page Thirty-fwa Keepers of +he Keys GOVERNOR HIGHLIGHTS I946 COMMENCEMENT The Las+ Mile If was a long line of graduafing seniors ihaf marched foward +he Audiforium in June I946 for Jthe Commencemen+ exercises. Led by whife-robed junior marshals and aides carrying ba+ons, +he sen- iors, aHired in more s+a+eiy and dignified robes of black. marched from Old Main +0 +he Healfh Edu- cafion Building. Behind +hem came +he facuhy mem- bers, +heir robes brigh+ wi+h academic colors, and +heir faces glowing wi+h pride on anofher graduaf- ing class of +heir making. Commencemenf is aimosf +he forgoHen evenf of +he year. coming as if does during Jrhe lasf-minufe rush of The school season, when everyone is eager +0 depart and as if comes foo lafe each year +0 receive menfion in +he yearbook. If shouid be +he mosf imporfanf happening of +he year. because if is +he one for which +here is Jrhe longes'r prepara+ion. and +he four years of sfudy behind +his day show +ha+ educafion. like ofher worfhy goals. is no+ achieved easily. This is +he place where iu51L recognifion is given for academic accomplishmenfs, bofh in +he honor +ha+ is besfowed upon each senior when he is awarded his degree. and special acknowledgmenfs. Puf 'er There. Pal! Page 'I htrty-three Wrassei wifh Your Tassel JUNIORS LEAD GRADUATES TO FINAL GLORY of which +he mosiL imporfanf is denofed by +he blue and grey chevrons worn on Jrhe leH shoulder of Jrhe person who is graduafing wifh honors or high honors. Commencemenf of '46 was highlighfed by +he speaker. Governor Dwighf H. Green. who delivered an inspiring address fo a graduafion audience of considerable size. and in parficular +0 +he graduafes aboumL +0 fake Jrheir place in a larger communi+y of affairs. Scholarship is Jrhe predominan+ keynofe of Com- mencement and if is af +his fime +ha+ +he Jrhree scholarships available a+ Easfem are awarded +0 +he chosen s+uden+s. They are +he Livingsfon C. Lord Scholarship. which is given +0 +he mosf deserving iun- Calls Cadence ior. Jrhe Florence Vane SkeffingiLon Scholarship. awarded +0 an oufsfanding English siudenf. and +he Universify of Illinois graduafe Scholarship. given by +he Universify for Jrhe furfherance of graduafe si'udy. The Lord Scholarship +his year wenJr +0 Arf Vallicelli. and Luella Day received +he Universify of Illinois Scholarship. The SkeHingfon one has gone un- awarded for several years. So wifh each June comes Jrhe migrafion oi ano+her class-Jrhe sfudenfs of foday who have crossed +he +hreshold fo become +he feachers of fomorrow. They go fully prepared. and wi+h +he Lighf of Learning +ha+ has been kindled inside as a monumen+ +0 +he goals foward which Easiern is sfriving. Invocafion v ' s Day is Done For Such Days as These God Gave Us Chewing Gum Page T11 irty-fiz'e CLASS OF I947 BIDS FAREWELL chober s+ar+ed 0H +he acfivHies for +he year wiJrh +he elecfion of class officers. The Class of '47 chose as HS president James Hanks. a member of Phi Sigma Epsilon Frafernify: as vice-presidenf. Claude Hayes. who was vice-presidenf of Speakers and Pi Kappa Deha and a member of Phi Sigma Epsilon: and as secrefary-heasurer. Wilma Schahrer. who was vice-presiden+ of Kappa Pi. freasurer of Pem- berfon Hall and a member of Phi Be+a SororHy. One of Jrhe highligh+s 01C The year was +he dance in January under Jrhe co-sponsorship of Jrhe junior and senior classes. Dick Cisne's orches+ra was fea- fured. wifh Jrhe WinJrer Wonderland Jrheme carried 0qu in +he decorahons. under +he diredion of Ma- rian Fifzgibbons as chairman. Johnny Paul was in charge of Jrhe Senior Chapel Program. Senior anw nouncemenfs were handled by Naida Rae Bush as chairman. She also served as presidenf of Pember- +on Hall. Arrangemen+s for +he senior banque+ and dance were made by Befh Vail. who was presiden+ of Phi Be+a Sororify. Hayes. Schahrer. Hanks The Class of '47 had many among ifs ranks who were achive leaders in campus organizafions. To menfion a few of The oufsfanding members: Richard Fisher. presidenf of Men's Union: Carolyn Shores. presidenf of Women's League: Ralph Irvin. presi- ClemL of Easfern S+a+e Club; Wendell Lafhrop. presi- denf of Forum: Norma Jean GarreH. presiden+ of Kappa DeHa Pi; BeHy EllioH'. presidenf of Kappa Pi and senior a++endan+ +0 +he Homecoming Queen', Cloyce Hunf. presidenf of Epsilon Pi Tau: Frances Sfevens. presidenf of Home Economics Club: Rufh Shawver, presiden+ of Gamma The+a Upsilon: Lily Ann Walfers. presidenf o1C Chrisfian FeHowship: Ralph Wilson. Commerce Club president Ru+h Wiseman. Geography Club president Ber+ha 5+. John, presiden+o1c DeHa Sigma Epsilon SororHy; Ar- Jrhur Vallicelli. presidenf of Phi Sigma Epsilon Fra- +erni+y; Gerfrude Leigh. presidemL of Pi Omega Pi; Edifh McGuire. presidenf of Arcadia Club: and Har- old Maris. presiden+ of +he Sfudenf Council. Represenfing The class in ou+s+anding afhleHc achievemen+s were Johnny S+abler in Too+baH and baske+ball. Johnny Lewis in baske+ball, and Lyle KnoH in frack. Serving as edifor of +he NEWS par1 of Jrhe year was Eugene Price. A lead in +he pro- ducfion of +he opera. The Barfered Bride. was held by Jane Richards Wafson. Leader of a dance or- chesfra +ha+ foured many campuses and ciHes was Bob Waddell. Johnny Paul was Chief engineer of Easfern's daily programs over sfaHon WLBH. Naicla Rae Bush held leading roles in several plays. includ- ing +he Senior play. On Borowed Time. The Queen of Eas+ern's 32nd Homecoming was Marfha Tym Johnson. The end of +he year came wifh Jrhe usual rush of Senior Week acfiviHeseBaccalaureafe. Senior banque+ and dance. Senior Chapel. and Commence- ment Perhaps if was no+ +he mos+ evenhcul year of any class. bu+ H was a year never +o be TorgoHen by any member of +he Class of I947. Las1L Will and Tes+amen+ Page Thirljv-six MARY ELIZABETH ADAMS Robinson Social Science: Music ARDIS HARRIOTT BAILY Charlesfon Anderson Music: Spanish Baily DORA MARIE BAKER Sfewardson Elemenfary Educafion: Geography PAUL LEROY BARNES Charlesfon Physics: Mafhemchs, Geography JOSEPH DUANE BECK Beecher Cify Social Science: Geography. Mafhemefics JAMES WILBU R BELL Danville lndushial Arfs: Social Science Barnes FREDA BERTHA BOWER Bower Casey Social Science: Zoology FORREST ARTHUR BOYER Newman Indusfrial Arfs: Bofany MARY SANDRA S. BURGNER Charlesfon English: Spanish NAIDA RAE BUSH Loogoofee Speech: Hisfory, English JOHN LOYD CARSON Brownsfown Bush Elemenfary Educafion: Social Scierce Carson GERALD MONROE CHESTNUT Taylorville Geography: Mafhemafics. Social Science DORIS EILEEN CIHAK Cowden Home Economics: Physical EducaHon CALVIN KENT CLARK Paris lndusfrfal Arfs: Mafhemafics. Bofany GEORGE FRANCIS CLEMENTSON Avalon. Pennsylvania Social Science: Geography C h k ,n a Clark Page Thirty-xvven RALPH EUGENE CLOSSON Charlesfon Commerce: Social Science RICHARD ROMAN CONNOLLEY ConnoHey Mf. Pulaski - Physical Educafion: Social Science. Cunningham Geography RALPH COX Shelbyville Social Science: Commerce. Geography MILDRED OLMSTEAD CULVER Charlesfcn Music: English MILES ORLIN CULVER Charlesfon Music: Social Science ESTHER NADINE CUNNINGHAM Sumner Deverick Music: Commerce ' k . D'C won FRANCES VIRGINIA LACEY DAVIS Casey Elemenfary Educchn: English CHRISTINE N. DEARNBARGER Charlesfon Arf: English HAROLD OLlVER DEVERICK Charlesfon lndusfrial Ar+s2 Social Science MARY ELO'SE DICKERSON Wesf Union Commerce: Social Science Die' MARY MARGARET DlEL Drees Noble Bofany: Zoology. Social Science DALE FRANKLIN DILTHEY Villa Grove Physics: Mafhemafics VIOLET BELLE DREES Beecher Cify Home Economics: Chemisfry Ellio+f S E N I O R C. Evans Page Thirty-eight MARGERY MAY ELDER Deca'rur Elemenfary Educafion: Social Science. English BETTY GRACE ELLIOTT M. Evans Flaf Rock Fildes Arh Speech CLIFFORD EMERSON EVANS MoaneHo Elemenfary Educafion: Social Science MAX EVERETT EVANS Whife Heafh Social Science: Geography. Physical Educafion HAROLD EUGENE FILDES Albion lndus+rial Arfs: Social Science THARL RICHARD FISHER Fkher Vandalia Fifzgibbons Bofany: Zoology, Geography MARIAN ELIZABETH FITZGIBBONS Befhany Art English ROLLA FO-LEY Oakland Music: English TROIT DONOVAN FREELAND Charlesfon Physical Education: Social Science EARL SHELDON FUNSTON GarreH Lovingfon Gerard Chemisfry: Mafhemafics. Physics NORMA JEAN GARRETT Windsor Commerce: Social Science DENNIS LOVELL GEPHART Dieferich Mafhemafics: Physics C L A S S Gregory Gruen Page Thirty-ninz Hayes Hayfon Heady Hunf HuHon Irvin Johnson Jones WALTER EGINTON GERARD Chariesfon Chemisfry: Physics ROBERT REX GOBLE Wesffield Music: Social Science THOMAS EDWARD GREGORY Cowden Social Science: Music RUTH MARY GRUEN Rosamond Home Economics: Social Science JAMES LEROY HANKS Crossville Social Science: English CLAUDE STANLEY HAYES Arcola Speech: English. Mafhemafics BERNARD QUENTIN HAYTON Neoga Physical Educafion: Social Science FREDA RUBYDEAN HEADY Newfon Music: Sociai Science LEONA PAULINE HEINLE Maroa Speech: English LOIS IRENE NUTTALL HOWERTON Lawrenceville Social Science: Geography, Speech CLOYCE LYNN HUNT Newfon Indusfrial Arfs: Bofany RlCHARD KNOX HUTTON Charlesfon Geography: Physical Educafion SENIOR Page Forty JOHN LEWIS IRES Robinson Social Science: Mafhemafics RALPH MARSHALL IRVIN . Edwardsville Klmbrough Physical Educafion: Geography, Kirchof'F Mafhemafics ANGELO S. ISOLA Chicago Social Science: Geography LEWIS JASPER JENKINS Wesf Liberfy lndus+rial Arfs: Physics MARVIN ERVIN JOHNSON Albion Indusfrial Arfs: Physics DONALD EDWARD JONES OHawa KnoH' Social Science: Zoology Lanrop IDA MAE KIBLER Wheeler Home Economics: Chemistry. Bofany ORLA JEAN KIMBROUGH Gays Commerce: Social Science WILBERT WILLIAM KIRCHOFF Alfamonf Elemenfary Educafion: Geography. Social Science LYLE LESTER KNOTT Charlesfon LeCounf Chemisfry: Physical Educafion Long MILDRED KATHRYN KRANER Worden Elemenfa ry Educafion: Geography WENDELL ALBERT LATHROP Sumner Social Science: Geography CLASS Lowry McGuire Page Forty-one BERYL BROOKS LECOUNT Georgefown Soda! Science: Mafhemafics, Bofany LILLIAN GERTRUDE LEIGH McKinney Ramsey McPheron Commerce: Social Science JOHN HERSCHEL LEWIS Wesffield Physical Educafion: Social Science CHARLES DAVID LONG Paris Physical EducaHon: Social Science OSA VERNA LOWRY Charlesfon Home Economics: Speech HAROLD FRANKLIN MARIS Tuscola Mafhias Social Science: Geography Maris BERTHA EILEEN MATHIAS Tower Hill Home Economics: Chemisfry MAVIS ALTA MATSON Beecher Cify Social Science: English EDITH MCGUIRE Villa Grove English: Social Science. Speech Mmon DONALD E. MCKINNEY Mills Calhoun Speech: Social Science HERSCHEL JAMES McPHERON Charlesfon Indusfrial Arfs: Physical Educafion MILDRED BELLE MILLS Paris Elemenfary Educafion: English Morse SENIOR Ogden Page Forty-twa FRANK ROBERT MORSE Paris Social Science: Geography RUSSELL LEE OGDEN Parke Redmon Paul Commerce: Social Science WAYNE BOLI N PARKE Humbold+ Physics: Mafhemchs, Chemisfry Physical Educafion JOHN EUGENE PAUL Charlesfon Speech: English. Social Science RUSSELL MARION PIERSON Chrisman Physics: Mafhemafics OA JETT POYNTER Pierson Dieferich Po nfer lndusfrial Arfs: Geography y EUGENE LEON PRICE MaHoon English: Commerce REX WILBUR PROVINES Richmond. Ind. Zoology: Bofany. Geography WILLIS CALVERT RARDIN Charlesfon Social Science: Geography BETTY GRACE HEISE REAT Price Charlesfon Provines Elemen+ary Educafion: Botany EDWARD GERALD RENNELS Charlesfon Zoology: Bofany, Mafhemafics MARY JANE RICHARDS Charlesfon Music: Spanish C L A S S Rardin Richards Page Fortyrthree ELEANOR STROUD ROCHAT Dieferich English: Music Ringo VIRGINIA SEIFERT ROUSE Charlesfon Elemenfary Educafion: Social Science. Geography BERTHA REVIS ST. JOHN Brocfon Home Economics: Speech HOLLIS RAYMOND SALLEE Arfhur Biological Science: Geography WILMA JEAN SCHAHRER Sf. John Olney Schahrer Arf: Social Science VERA LOUISE SCHERER Olney Bofany: Zoology HAROLD LOUIS SCHULTZ Shumway Mafhemafics: Physical Educafion. Physics. Geography EILEEN PAULINE SCHUTTE Sigel Scherer Commerce: Social Science. Physical Educafion Schulfz JACQUES WILLIAM SCOTT Befhany Social Science: Commerce BILLY MAX SEAMAN Charlesfon lndusfrial Arfs: Geography Schuffe S E N I O R ScoH Page F0 Myfam- GERALD GEORGE SHAFER Bridgepor+ Social Science: Commerce DONALD LEROY SHAWVER Seaman Charlesfon Commerce: Social Science Shafer ROBERT EVAN SHAWVER Wesffield lndusfrial Arfs: Physicd EducaHon RUTH EVELYN SHAWVER Charlesfon Geography: EngHsh, Social Science CATHERINE ANN SHEETS Toledo Zoology: Chemisfry. Bofany D. Shawver C. SHeefs ROBERT LYNN SHEETS Vandalia Chemishy: MaH'Iemafics CAROLYN JEAN SHORES MaHoon English: Social Science. Music EDWARD EMMERSON SLUDER Carmi Commerce: Social Science JOHN MILTON STABLER Tuscola R. Sheefs Physical Educafion: Social Science Shores FRANCES RUTH STEVENS Camargo Home Economics: Chemisfry MARY ALICE STEWART Waggoner Commerce: Social Science C L A S S Sluder S+abler Page Forty-Iive EDWARD CHARLES SULLIVAN Villa Grove Physical Education: Geography. Social Science Sfevens SAMUEL HAROLD TAYLOR Sfewarf Nokomis Physical Educafion: Social Science. English DONALD FRED TINGLEY Marshall Social Science: Geography SHERMAN TOTTEN Noble Zoology: Mafhemah'cs. Social Science WILLIAM HENRY TOWLER Shobonier Tingiey Social Science: Chemisfry, Physics. Physical EducaHon Taybr MARTHA JEAN TYM Charlesfon Social Science: English, Speech MAE BETH VAIL Casey Elemenfary Educafion: Social Science ARTHUR EDWARD VALLICELLI Mishawaka. Ind. w th Bofany: Zoology. Physical Educafion VaHiceHi ROBERT CLINTON WADDELL Maffoon Physics, Mafhemafics: Chemisfry HERBERT EDWARD WALSH MaHoon lndusfrial Arfs: Social Science SENIOR Waddell Walsh Page Farty-xix LILY ANN WALTERS Hindsboro Home Economics: Chemisfry LEONA ELIZABETH WENTE Walfers Neo a g . . Wellman Commerce: Soaal Scuence JOSEPH CHARLES WHITACRE Windsor Zoology: Bofany. Physical Educafion MARJORIE MARIE WHITE Rose Hill Commerce: Social Science. Physical Educafion WENDELL DALE WILLIAMS Mode VVenfe Mafhemahcs: PhySIcs Whifacre DOROTHY JEANNE WILLINGHAM Charlesfon Social Science: Geography EDWARD DEAN WILSON Maffoon Mafhemafics: lndus+rial Arfs. Physics RALPH DAVID WlLSON MaHoon Commerce: Social Science AWhHe Williams WALLACE MELLOR WILSON Charlesfon Bofany: Zoology. Social Science WILLIAM LEONAL WlNNETT Greenup Commerce: Social Science CLASS Willingham E. Wilson Page Forty-xeven MORRlS WILLIAM WISE Auburn Geography: Social Science WinneH RUTH MARIE WISEMAN Charlesfon W' use Social Science: English. Geography DALE DE VERE WORKMAN Chafhan Geography: Social Science. English BERTHA MARIE MYERS WRIGHT MJr. Olive Social Science: Physical Educafion. Zoology SAMUEL EDWIN YOST Newfon lndusfrial Arfs: Physical Educafion Wiseman Wrighf STANLEY EUGENE YOUNG Tavares. Fia. lndusfrial Arfs: Bofany THOMAS STONEWALL YOUNG Gays Commerce: Social Science. Physical Educafion MARYANN ZWINAK WiH Elemenfary Educafion: English. Social YOSf Science 5. Young T. Young Page Fortyveiyht Candy Tells Them How Dressback. Mu+hersbough. Brian JUNIORS FIND GOING ROUGHER The junior class was proud +0 enler las+ fall info Jrhe realm of Senior College. as if is lisfed by +he Regisfrar's office. and +hroughou+ +he year added presfige +0 ifs name. as many juniors came f0 be prominenf in .all Jfields of aclivify. Officers for +he class were Jack Mulhersbough, who also became well known as Jrhe al+erna+ing sporfs edifor of Jrhe News and Warbler': Doyle Dress- back. vice-presidenf. +he indispensable announcer a+ SlumL Nile: and Jack Brian. who served as secre- Jrary-freasurer. The s+ar inlellecrual of Jrhe class was Charles Ar- zena. whose unexcelled record in +he Bofany Deparf- menf was rewarded on Graduafion Day. when he re- ceived +he Livingsfon C. Lord Scholarship. The musical Jralenl of Jrhe class was displayed by Forresf SuycoH. presidenf of +he band. Rufh Long- bons and Barbara Ringo. bofh performers in +he opera. The Barlered Bride. and Dororhy Hoy. an oufsfanding member of +he new sororily, Phi Bela. Rose Jarboe was leading lady of Jrhe Tri Sigma sororify +hroughou1L Jrhe year. and Be++y Baughman was chosen as incoming presidenf of +he Delfa Sigma Epsilon. Alhlefics also claimed ifs adherenls from +he class. Page Fartynine Baskelball s+ars were Jim Sullivan and Dick Lehr. 'lBruno'l McClure and Don Davisson were diamond performers in +he spring, and Dick Hanclwerk and Doyle Dressback Jrook rheir share of Jrhe golf honors. Recognifion came +0 John Roberfs, as presiclemL of Thefa Alpha Phi. for his role in School for Scan- . dal. while Leonard Pourchol was acclaimed for his laugh+er-lillecl role in +he same produclion. Those who found work wi+h +he Radio Club +0 Jrheir liking were Ralph Widener. Marjorie Tellf and Tom Rofh- child. Marianne Bower was a prominenf member of Speakers Club. Al Homecoming. Johanne Walker was Jrhe lady honored by +he juniors in +he Queen's CourJr. Bernie Waren was chosen presidenf of Men's Union. and Shirley Middlesworfh and Beffy Carmichael were aclive in +he publishing of +he News and Warbler. BeHy was business manager of +he News. and Shir- ley. assisfanf edi+or of +he Warbler. The enfire class showed ilself ready and eager +0 parficipare in +he affairs of +he college. and gave a deparling Jrouch +0 Jrhe year, when fhey were co- sponsors of +he iunior-senior dance, aPrer which Jrhey would come forlh in all +heir glory as +he nex1L grad- ua+ing class. ABRAHAM, QUENTIN ARZENA. CHARLES BAI LEY, JAMES BARTH, CHARLES BAUGHMAN ELIZABETH BELL, KATHLEEN BOLEY. ROY BOWER. MARIANNE BOYER, FORREST BRYANT, LEO BUBECK JUNE BUCHANAN. THOMAS CACHERAT, ALBERT CARM ICHAEL. BETTY CATEY. HAROLD JUNIOR Faye Fifty CHAPMAN. MARY CLARKi NORMA COLEMAN. VICTOR COLYER. MARY COLLINS. EUGENE CORZINE. DOROTHY CRAWFORD. GEORGE DECKER. ROBERT DOYLE. MADELI NE- ELLEN, JANETTE ENGEL, IMOGENE ENGLISH. EMMA FALLEY, RICHARD FOX. WILMA FREEBAIRN. THOMAS CLASS Page FifIy-nne GIFFORD. EMERY GORDON. WAYNE GUTHRlE. WILMA HANDWERK. JAMES HARSHBARGER. HELEN HARWOOD. CLO HILL. DONALD HOWELL. KEITH HOY. DOROTHY JARBOE. ROSE JENKINS. ELVA JOHNSON. MARILYN KEITH. CLYDE KINNEY, HARRIET KIRCHHOFER, DON JUNIOR Page Fifty-t'wo LACEY, VIRGINIA LATHROP. NORMA LEHR, HARRY LOCKYER, MERLE LONGBONS, WANDA McCLURE. ALBERT McGEE. MARJORIE McQUEEN, CATHERINE MIDDLESWORTH, SHIRLEY MILLS. MARIAN MONTGOMERY. RANDALL MOORE. FLORENCE MUTHERSBOUGH. JOHN NAPOLI, MARTHA NEESE, HELEN CLASS Page Fifty-three OSBORN. ANNA PERFETTI, ALPHA PIERSON. RACHEL POPHAM. MONTE PRICE, EVA RICHARDS. MYRA ROWLAND. MARY SCHOUTEN. MARY SHEFFIELD, EARL SHEPPARD. ROY SNEARLEY. EARL SWEARINGEN, ARLENE SWINFORD. VIVIAN TABER. TROY TEFFT, MARJORIE JUNIOR Page Fufty-four TIPSWORD, BOB ULERY. JOHN WALKER. JOHANNE WAREN, BERNARD WEGER. NORMA WHITE. NANCY WIDENER, RALPH WINKLEBLACK. BARBARA YORK, MARY WI NTERS, WILMA WOOLFORD. MARY CLASS Page Fifty-fi've Gorsh, Ain'+ H Purrfy? Meeker. Burgner, Griess SOPHOMORES SHOW SIGNS OF PROMISE If canno+ be said +ha+ fhe sophomores oi +his year refurned +0 +he campus inspired in +heir course +hrough experiences gained in fheir freshman year +0 s+ar+ again Iheir college educafion. For some fhis is frue, buf a Iarge percenfage of +he class, as of +he ofhers. refurned wifh experiences gained fhrough world fraveI. These people have confribufed fheir +alen+s +0 fhe making of a fine sfudenf body. During class elecfions Jack Burgner, presidemL of +he Arf Club, Was chosen president Ernesi Griess. vice-presiden+, and Esfalene Meeker, secrefary-freas- urer. Many ou+s+anding athefes of Jrhe year emerged from Jrhe sophomore class. Foremos+ was NeaI Hud- son. who was chosen +he mosf valuable baskefball player in Jrhe Illinois lnfercoIIegiafe Afhlefic Confer- ence. The big, JraII cenfer on fhe Jream was a sopho- more. Jack Miller. In foofbaII such men as Howard Barnes. Neal Hudson, LeRoy Gunboaf LaRose. Jack Miller. and Vernon Ingrum helped make Easf- ern's Jream. LaRose was also presidenf of Jrhe Ve+- erans Club and in Jrhe frack year broke +he IIC shof- puf record for Jrhe second consecu+ive year. In +he field of puincafion fhe cIass was repre- sen+ecI by Bob Black. edifor of fhe NEWS. and Ev- ereHe CooIey. Warbler head. Nancy CIapp wrofe Pem HaII Nofes and Hal Hubbard con+ribu+ed his unique'I falenfs fhrough his column. Anfidofe. Ralph Everson was responsible for fhe carfoons which appeared in +he NEWS and Ia+er succeeded Don GriHin as adverfising manager. Ray MeHer was +he presiden+ of Kappa Mu Epsilon. nafionaI hon- orary mafh frafernify. and Emil Moore served dual roIes as Business Manager for +he WarbIer and presi- cIenf of lndusfriaI Arfs Club. Roy Miller and Jack CampbeII were Ieaders in esfablishing Easfern's new Radio Club on Jrhe second Floor of +he Science BuiId- ing. In dramaJrics Dorofhy Cooley Jrook supporfing roles in Snafu and On Borrowed Time. Dave Winneff played in School for Scandal. wifh Mar- guerife Rhodes in a lead role. In Jrhe field of school spiriI' +he sophomores pracficaIIy had a monopoly +hrough four cheerlead- ers. Jeanne Ashby. Hilda Dixon. Rosemary PafcheH. and Louise Schneider. Juanifa Williams was eIecfed Foo+baII Greefer for +he foo+ball season. Page Fifty-six ASHBY, JEANNE BAGBY. VIOLET BAKER, LUCILLE BANE. WILLIAM BAUMGARTEN, BERNIECE BERNINGER. SARA BLACK. ROBERT BLOCK. WILLIAM BOND ROBERT BOOKER. MABLE BRADY. DAISY BREWER. GWEN BROOKS, FREDA BROWN, CHARLIE BURMEISTER. VIRGINIA CAMPBELL, JACK CARTER, NORMA CARTER, WILLIAM CASTEEL. MARY CLAPP. NANCY CONLAY. ROSALIE COOLEY, EVERETTE COX, FRANK CRISP, SAMUEL Page Fifty-scvcn CROCKETT, FLORENCE DANIELS, ALTYS DIETKUS MARY DIXON. HILDA DOWNEY, WILLIAM DRAKE. MAJOR EBARDT, JACQUELINE ECK, PAULINE ECKERT. ALBERT EDGAR. MAX EVERSON. RALPH FELIX. DEWAYNE FILLIPITCH, JOHN GARD. MARTHA GOLEMAN AUBRA GRAVEN, IVA GREGG. VERGIL GRESSEL. MARIE GRIESS. ERNEST HANKS. ELLEN HARRINGTON, ELIZABETH HILL, CAROLYN HOLADAY, JAMES HOLADAY. PEYTON SOPHOMORE Page Fifty-cz'ght HUSSONG. DORIS HUTTON, DONALD HYCZ. MARIAN INYART. ROBERT JOHNSON. VIRGINIA JONES. LAVERNE JONES, SHIRLEY KEIPER. JEANNE KIRBY, DOROTHY KRICK. BEULAH LANCE. BERNARD LARGENT. GRACE LAROSE. LEE ROY LATHROP. LEVI LIVERGOOD. EDMUND MANUELL. JEAN MAYER, VERA MEEKER. ESTALENE METTER, RAYMOND MILLER, DOROTHY MILLER. HAROLD MILLER. ROY MITCHELL. ELEANOR MOORE. EMIL CLASS Page Fiftyqzine NANCE, PHILIP NOFFKE. EDWARD NORVIEL, WAYNE NUTTALL. BARBARA OATS, JEAN PATCHETT, HELEN PEARCE. JUANITA PILGER. FRED REED. MARY REISS. JAMES RENNELS. BARBARA RENNELS. LOIS RHODES, MARGUERITE ROBERTS, DOROTHY ROGERS, BETTE ROGERS. FRANCES ROSEBRAUGH, CHARLEEN SCHNEIDER. ELLEN SCHULTZ. CHARITY SEITZINGER, BERTHA SENSINTAFFAR. JACK SEXSON. JAMES SHARRETT. MARY SMITH. HARRIET SOPHOMORE Page Sixty SMITH, MARY SNYDER. NORMA SPAUGH. NORMA STAFFERONI. DOROTHY STANHOPE, CARROLL SWOPE. DONALD THOMPSON. ANNA THREAD. LAWRENCE THULL, NICHOLAS THURN, FLORA TINGLEY, FERNE VICKERS, ROBERT WARNER. DOROTHY WATERS. JACK WATT. SARA WEILER. ANNA WIBKING, ROBERT WILLIAMS, JACK WINKLER. DEANE WINKLER, JEANE WINNETT. DAVID WISE. ANNABELLE WOODARD. DONALD WOODS. LEORA CLASS Page Sixty-one for he made so many of +hem. -Colseybur Drolel. Slovikoskl, Sfivers FRESHMEN--NUMEROUS AND NOT SO NAIVE A change came over Easfern's Campus +his fall ea change no doubl' direclly relafed +0 Jrhe high veferan enrollment This change was Jrhe noficeable lack of freshman hazing among +he male sfudenfs. Upper classmen gof some revenge for +his flag- ranJr disregard of +racli+ion by Jrhe wa+ery defeaJr of +he freshman fug-of-war Jream a+ Homecoming. The newcomers +0 Jrhe campus also found if diT-Ficulf +0 build and mainfain a woodpile a+ +he Homecoming of sufficienf size Jro serve as a bonfire on opening nighf. Af fhe beginning of +he winfer quarfer +he Fresh- man Class mef and elec+ecl Jrhe following officers: Napoleon Slovikoski, president Louis Slivers, vice president and Roberf Drolef. secrefary-freasurer. Jack Evey found lime +0 acf in School for Scan- clal and On Borrowed Time. Arf Glad was +he peppery ball player who did much +0 help Coach Lanfz's ball feam become Jrhe Conference Champs of l947. The Freshman Class can also poin+ wifh pride +0 Suzue Sue Iwa'ral'e as a member who Trav- eled +he farfhesfefrom Hawaiiefo become an Adams, Jacqueline Aikman, Arlhur Alumbaugh, Rosemary Easfern sfudenf. Jahale Foofe Is also +0 Ioe remem- bered Tor +he publicify she brough1L +0 +he school wi+h Jrhe creafion of a bizarre caricafure of a womans chapeau which won Jrhe haf conJre51L lasf fall. The Freshman Class furfher dislinguished i+self on +he playing field +hrough Jrrack-sfar John Bar+h. pig- skin exporf Bujnowski, rackefeer Sorensen. and hoop- sfer HildebrandeElmo having his own well-organ- ized roofers in Jrhe grandsfand. Two organizers made +heir presence known early in Jrheir college career. Bob Garner. new presidenl of +he Radio Club, did much +0 gef Jrhis organizafion s+ar+ed as a permanenl' fixfure on Easlern's Campus; and William J. Carlyle puf +he Independen+ League on a firmer sfanding wi+h elecfed officers and a wri+- Jran consfifuhon. Don Griflin. as aclver+ising man- ager ol: +he NEWS, helped bring added glory +0 +he paper, as if was +he only college publicafion receiv- lng an Adverfising Award in +he Columbia Confesf for I946-47. Special menfion musf be given +0 Don Musselman for his oulsfanding performance as Gramps in Jrhe Spring Play. On Borrowed Time. Page Sixty-two God mus1L have loved Jrhe freshmen. Anderson, Charles Anderson. Max Anderson, Ruby AHO. Ray Bailey. George Baker. Marie Baker, Marfha Balcerzak, Phil Ballard. Nena Barber. Beffy Barnhart Leslie Barr, Cecil BarreH, John Barfh. Richard Barfimus. Charles Bass. HarrieH Bell. Deloris Benefiel. Robert Benham. Clifford Blair, Rober.L Blankenbekn Velda Bolles. Clene Bonefo. Frank Boyer. Paul Bozarfh, BeHy Bozarfh. Willie Bragg. Donald Brandenburg, Joan Brauer, Donald Brehmer. Morris Breininger, Roland Brickey, Vernon Briggs. Kafherine Briggs, Walfer Brooks. Marfha Brooks. Mary Clo Brooks, Roberf Brooks. Rosella Bruce. Elmo Bullard. Virginia Pagc Sixty-thrcc Bumpus. Frances BuHer. Anna Bufler. Herman Byers. Billy Byers. Paul Carlyle. Pafricia Carrell. Beffy Carrufhers. Carol Carfer. Mary Casino. Frank Casfeel. Dorofhy Cearlock. Madge Clapp. Earl Clark, George CHne, Nina Cohoon. Donald Colyer, Carol Compfon, Charles Coon, Jean Cooper. William Crews. Jack David. Frederick Davidson. Dollie Davis. Donald Davis. Frederick Davis. Kennefh Davis, WiHiam Davis, Willis Denny. Lawrence Diel. Audra Diel. Daniel Doak. Emily Downey, Roberf Drake. Vernon Drolet Roberf Dugger. James Eaglefon, Virginia EllioH, Evelyn Ellis. Roy Epley. Ri+a FRESHMAN Page Si.rty-fnur Evans, Ellen Evans, Floyd Evey, John Farrell, Max FauseH, Laura Ferree. Daniel Feufz, John Finney. Lela Flaugher. Roberf Foofe. Jahala Foss. Della Fosfer. Sarah Frame, Doris Francis. Dale Frazier, John Frew. BeHy Gaddis. Laurena Gaines. BeHy Gasfon, Bennie Genfry, Clara George. Barbara Gire. Wayne Glad. Arfhur Glick, Olive Gray. Harold Greafhouse. Almefa Greene. Clemenf Gregor, Alberf Gregory James Griffin, Donald Grismer. Paul Grove. Ross Hall. Charles Hamilfon, John Hamilfon, Rose Hence. Grace Hanks. June Hardenburgh. Evelyn Hardway. Kennefh Hardy, Richard CLASS Page Sixtyrfive Hashbarger. Barbara HassWer, Gilberf Hefley. Dorles Hempen. Roberf Hennessey. Richard HiHigoss. Wesley Hoehm. Verda Holley. Gerald Honn. Phyllis Hoofen, Marilyn Howerfon. Ollie Huber, BeHy Humes. Mary Hufchings. Vera lsley. ClarabeHe Iwafafe. Suzue James, Richard Jenne. Dale Johnson, Arfhur Johnsonl Mary Jones, James Jones. Maurine Kass, Michael Kibfer. Deva Kennedy Margaref KiUer, Rose Ann Kibler. Rose Marie Ki'man, Gwendolyn King. Roberfa Kirkham, BeHy Klay. Roy Knollenberg, Mary deus. Raymond Kraus. Mary Larimer, Mary Leafhers. Chesfer Legg, Carold McCullock. Richard McCar+y. McKinley McKinley. Cecile FRESHMAN Page Sixty. xix Macy. Norman Malan. Roberf Marrs. Bobbie Marfin. EHa Marfin, Frank Mafherly. Rufhe Mafhias. Selma Maxedon, Ru+h Mead, Thomas Mead, William Medler. Grace Michael, Marion Middle+on. Margare+ Middlefon. Rufh Mills. Arfel Mills, Twilla Moafs. Charles Mon+icue. Barbara Mooday. Ellen Morris, Everef'r Mueller. Mavis Muir, George Myers, Mary Myers, Vera Nelson. Kafhleen Newman. George Nixon. BeHy Odell, Geneva Olds. Lola Olmsfead. William OrndorH, Romeo Pankey. Francis PaHon, Mary Paul. Floyd Payne. Charles Pierson, Gerald Pierson, Roberf PinksfaFF, ZeHa Popham. John Porfer. Marie CLASS Page St'xty-scz'cn Poffgen, Jacob Pourchot Adrian Price. Roberfa Prince. John Pugh. Norma Pyle, Donald RaHsback. Norman Read, David Reaf, George Redman. Norma Reed. Marilyn Rennels. WiHa Ribley. Lois Richmond, John Richmond, Robert Riegel. Iris Riley. Howard Rissler. Bobby Robinson. Florence Romer. Joan Rose. BeHy Ryan. Marjorie 5+. John. Willard Schuch. Helen Seama n. Dolores Shann, Bernifa Shepard. Nellie Shirley, Dolores Sidwell. Iris Slovikoski, Leon Smifh, Barbara Smifh, Donald Smifh, Marfha Smifh. Ulysses Sorensen, Charles Spencer. Charlene Sporleder. Sarah Sfearn, Marvin S+er1ing. Roberf SfiHions, Roberf FRESHMEN Page Sixty-eight Sfifes. Sfanley Sform, Lefha Sfough, Arfhur Sfringfellow. Joseph Sullivan. Marcella Swango. Sammye Taylor, James Tharp, Chloe Thomas. Richard Tooley, Donald Troesch, Dorofhy Tull, Frances Ulm, Leona Van Deesf, Harold Van Der Karr. Donald Vaughn. Alberfa Vogel. Mary Wallace. Juanifa Waller, Mar+ha Waren. Ernesf Wafkins, Jessie Wafson. Richard Weber, Adamae Weiler, William Weirich, Wendell WefhereH. Coralie WeHerow. Wilhelmina Whalen. Barbara Wheeler. Virginia Whifehead. RobemL Williams, Herberf Willingham. Mary Wilson, Maurice Winkleblack. Jack Wise. NeHa Wiffnam. Charles Worland. Philip Worland, Rifa Young, Philip Zimmerman. Marfha CLASS Page Sixty-m'nc MulfHudes of hours Pilfered away. by whaf Hue Bard who sang Of +he Enchanfer lndolence hafh called 'Good-nafured lounging.' and behold a ma ' Of my collegiafe life. -Wordswor+h Where's +he Lounge? FIRST ROW: Dean Cavins. Baughman. Maris. Dean Lawson. SECOND ROW: Hanks, Fffzgerald. Price. Mufhersbough. AHO, Shores. Slovikoski. Fisher. WaH: HiH. Wright Burmeisfe r. Sheefs. COUNCIL AND MEN'S UNION SHOW WAY Affer being accused of parfisanship and Inac+ivi+y a+ +he Trirsf of Jrhe year, Jrhe Sfudenf Council launched needed reforms by proposing amendmenfs +0 fhe consfifufion. An a++emp+ was made +0 have +he Council organized on a more equal represenfafive basis. During fhe year +he Council was acfive in conducfing sfuden'r elecfions, in purchasing records for recording dances. and in puffing forfh an efforf +0 see +ha+ Homecoming was successful. The Sfudenf Council has been under +he leadership of Harold Maris, president Sally WaH. vice-presidenf. and Virginia Lacey. secrefary. Faculfy sponsors for +he Council were Dean Harold Cavins and Dean Eliza- beJrh K. Lawson. The membership In Men's Union was quife large +his year, since every man who is regisfered in +he college is a member. The Council for +he Union. presided over by Dick Fisher, prepared a hearfy welcome ?or +hem all on Jrha.+ firsf Regisfrafion Day. On Regisfrafion day. +he Men's Union and Women's League were ioinf sponsors of an aII-freshman parfy. Af Homecoming. +he Union organized Jrhe fug-of- war befween +he freshmen and Jrhe upper classmen. from which +he freshmen emerged dripping and de- feafed. Lafer in Jrhe year. +he Iris Prom was given by Jrhe Union, where +he girls were presenfed wH'h iris corsages. ancl Jrhe music was supplied by Bud Roderick's orchesfra from Champaign. Bulb Snafchers Fisher. Moore, Burgner. Yost Barfh. Dr. Cavins. Page Seventy-two LEAGUE AND PAN-HELLENIC GOVERN GALS The Women's League Council made +hemselves known early in Jrhe fall when Jrhey inifiai'ed Jrheir freshman sisfers. This ordeal lasfed +wo weeks. and culminafed wi+h +he original hawL show which pro- duced Jahala Foofe's famous Homecoming Floaf chapeau. A freshman mixer and +he iall and win+er regis+ra+ion dances were on +he League's sociai agenda. Buf +heir really big proied' was Jrhe World Sfudenf Service Fund Drive, which fook +he form of a carnival. gave prizes +0 Jrhe besf boofhs. and saw Norma Garreff named Mayor of Pennyfown. Wom- en's League oHicers were Carolyn Shores, president Eloise Dickerson. vice-presidenf; Jeanne Ashby. sec- re+ary. and Marfha Tym. Jrreasurer. Be-Leaguered Ladies Shores. Ashby. Ringo, Tym. Carmichael. Dickerson, WaH. Pan-HeH's Belles FIRST ROW: Wait Tef'H. Baughman. Dean Lawson. SECOND ROW: Ellio++, Smifh. Rhoads. Williams. Shepard. Page Seventythree Pan-Hellenic had a big increase over former years by +he addifion of a new sororify on campus. +he Phi Befa SororHy. Under +he leadership of Mar- iorie TeiH as president +he group forged ahead wiJrh new consfifufional changes endeavoring +0 make +he place of Pan Hellenic more poweriul and useful on Jrhe campus for fufure years. Spring rush- ing became one of +he new moves made. Represenf- afives +his year were Juanifa Williams and Harrief Smi+h from Sigma Sigma Sigma. Beffy Baughman, BeHy Ellioff. and Sally Wa++ from Delfa Sigma Epsi- lon. and Maxine Rhoads. Barbara Sizemore, and Nellie May Shepard from Phi Befa Sororify. Meef- ings were held under +he sponsorship of Dean Eliz- abefh K. Lawson. FIRST ROW: Hay+on. Freebairn, McCarfhy, SuycoH. Drake, Sfabler, Norman, Dr. Lanfz. Dr. MeHer, Dr. Zeigel. Dr. Sey- mour, Nance. SECOND ROW: Mu+hersbough. Irvin, Tingley, VViHiams. Wodand. THIRD ROW: Shafer, ConnoHeyr Sensin- +aHan Tipswordr Bond. Handwerk, Lehr, Sheppard Black Fulfon, Mr. Elam. FOURTH ROW: Griffin. Pilger, Snearley. Bane. Inyarf. Reat Daniels. Bryant Davissonr Dr. Dvorak. FIFTH ROW: McKinneye Long. MeHerr Walfon. HuHon. Manueh. Rob- erfs. Shieldse Barnharf. SIXTH ROW: Kimbrough. Livergood, Hudson, W. WinneH. D. VVinneH, Boyer, Miller. Wrenn. SEVENTH ROW: LaRoser Price. HiH, Crawford. Monfgomeryl Eckerf. McQure. Hempen. None. Seamanr Boley. SIG TAUS SURVEY CAMPUS FROM CORNER HOUSE N ha Alpha Chapfer of Sigma Tau Gamma ern Sfare sporfsmanship medal in baske+baH +his year. p began Jrhe year's acfivHies by moving Info ifs new house 5+ 1501 Soqu Sevenfh Sfreef. Presi- in American Universifies and Colleges. and four were elec+ed campus leaders. Firsf prize for +he besf s+un+ was awarded +0 fhe frafernify in +he annua? s+uh+ nire. Four men were named in Jrhe publicarion. Who's Who denr Bernie Hayron led +he men +hrough a successful social and academic year. Major offices garnered by +he frafernHy The year's acfivifies culminafed in +he annual spring were presidencies Of +he Junior Class. Ve+erans dinner-dance. +he WhHe Rose Ball. during which Jrhe Rose Club, Band, Players. Easfern S+a+e Club, Kap- of Sigma Tau was presen+ed. Two pledge classes broughr pa Mu Epsilon. and +he Varsify Club. The ed- Jrhe year's roerer 'ro a fofal of 85 aches on +he campus. ifor and adverfising manager of Jrhe Easfem Teachers News were also Sig Taus. A +eam of frafernify men cap+ured +he Charlesfon independenf sofrball Jrrophy during +he preceding summer. During in+ramural sea- son. second place in fouch foofball and baske+- baH fell +0 +he Greek men. The firer five on +he varsify baskefball feam and +he maiorify of Jrhe foofball squad were Sigma Tau men. Neal Hudson was named Easfernhs mosf valu- able player bo+h in varsiry foorball and baske+- ball. John Lewis was presenfed wiJrh Jrhe Easf- Lair of +he Panfhers . FIRST ROW: Gordon. Crisp. Clark. K. MiHer. Ulery. Glad, Gregor. T. Freeland. R. Pierson. Maris. W. Lafhrop. SECOND ROW: Moore. Closson, H. Miller, WaddeH. Conley, R. MiUer, Vallicelli. Dr. Wood. L. Lafhrop, Kirchhofer. Mcln+yre. Drolef. Muir. THIRD ROW: Yosf. Diel, Dressback, Towler, HuHon. PerfeHi, Breen, Holmes, Ferrish. W. Freeland, Sheefs. Hayes. FOURTH ROW: Hawkins. Cooley. Monier, Waren. Bar+h. Johnson. Wise, Walsh. 6. Pierson, Beck. FIFTH ROW: Whiffaken Burgner, Grubaugh. WaHs. Slovikoski, Schulfz. Fisher. Sheffield, Sorensen. Hanks. Brian. PHI SIGS WELCOME HOME ILLUSTRIOUS ALUMNUS Refurning in Jrhe fall. Presiden+ Vallicelli direcfed reor- ganizafion of Jrhe fraJrernier's chap+er from a cleaner and more inferesfing seHing. Roger Sorensen is +he newcomer of Phi Sigma Epsilon's ranks who won +he only leHer pre- senfed laer year +0 a member of Easfern's +ennis Jream. The Hoaf carried and driven by members of Jrhe fra+erni+y in +he Homecoming parade was cause of grea+ hilarify even if H won only +hird prize. During Homecoming +he chap+er enferfained one of ifs mosf oufsfanding members, Burl Ives, who was invi+ed back +0 +he campus +0 Jrake parf in Easfern's +hirfy-second Homecoming celebrafion. Among +he feading school funcfions scheduled for +he year was Jrhe fourfh annual Crysi'ai Ball. For +he spring mon+hs +here was an AH-School Dance. wi+h Bob Wad- deH's orchesfra. The Spring Formalh' was held a+ Jrhe Masonic Temple In MaHoon on May IO. Wi+h frafernal spirif and cooperafion aJr 1+5 best +he chapfer garnered many imporfanf campus elecforal offices. Harold Maris was +he presiden+ of +he Sfudenf Council; Dick Fisher, presiden+ of Men's Union: Jim Hanks. presiclen+01t Senior Class: Jack Burgner. presi- denf of Sophomore Class: and Leo Siovikoski, presidenf of Freshman Class. EvereHe Cooley was +he Edifor of +he I947 Warbler. wi+h Emil Moore and Harold Miller acHng as Business Managers. Besides +hese social accomplish- menfs Phi Sigma Epsilon es+ablished a grade- poinf average of L96 for +he fall quarfer. Wayfarin' S+ranger Refurns Founders Day MU GAMMAS BECOME KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA Kappa Sigma Kappa. nafional social frafernify. was formally insfaHed a+ Easfern Illinois Sfafe Teach- ers College. February 27, I947. The Tau chapfer of Kappa Sigma Kappa before becoming a nafiona! Tra+erni+y was known as Mu Gamma, a local frafer- ni+y which was founded in +he fall of I946. The men who charfered Kappa Sigma Kappa were chiefly sfudenfs who lived in +he college gymnasium unfil +he veferans' housing uniJrs were complefed. Thus +he gymnasium served as a chapfer house unfil ofher accommodahons were made. Kappa Sigma Kappa. charfered by fwenfy-four s+uden+s. began pledge acfivifies in +he spring quar- +er. The Tirsf social funcfion of The frafernify was Jrhe sponsoring of an all-college sfunf show. feafuring ads from all of Eas+ern's Greek-leffer social organi- zafions. The officers of Kappa Sigma Kappa for This year were Charles Moore. presidenf; Lyman Munsel. vice- presidenf: William Olmsfead, secrefary. and James Gindler. freasurer. Dr. Rudolph Anfinson and Dr. M. O. Foreman cooperafe wifh fhe organizafion as fac- ul+y sponsors. FIRST ROW: LoHes. W, Olms+ead, Hirf. Barfh Treadwey, Michael. R. Olmsfead. SECOND ROW: Dr. Anffnson. Anderson, Henry. Goefzr J. Fifzgerald, Gindler. W. Fifzgerald. Wenfe. Dr. Foreman. THIRD ROW: L. McCarfey. Mayhall. R. McCarfy. S+a+zer. Tschannen. Moore. Firsf Oufing Page Sewnty-six The Elife lvleeiL FIRST ROW: Vail. Fox, Schuch. SECOND ROW: P. Smifh. Rhodes. Johnson. THIRD ROW: Sizemore. Hoy, Shepard. Bush. Schahrer. Wright Monficue, Mafson. Barber. Bumpus, Longbons. PHI BETAS ORGANIZED AS THIRD SORORITY Phi Befa. Easfern's youngesf sororify. bowed +0 college sociefy af 6 Jrea given on January I9. 5+ The home of Mrs. C. H. Coleman. sponsor. The fufure Phi Be+as mef December l6. I946. in Jrhe home eco- nomics lounge +0 adopf a consfifufion. ancl elec+ed Be+h Vail president Maxine Rhoads vice-presiden+. Anne Wrighf corresponding secrefary. Ru+h Long- bons secrefary. and Dorofhy Hoy Jrreasurer. H was decided +ha+ +here would be one social and +wo business meefings a monfh. The women chosen +0 sponsor Jrhe group were Miss Helen Devinney. Miss thel Hanson and Mrs. Charles H. Coleman. Mrs. Leo J. Dvorak is +he only pa+roness af present Crifique Page S eventy-seven During +he spring quarfer five pledges were added +0 +he sevenfeen charfer members. The Phi Befas ancl Kappa Sigs gof fogefher +his spring and had a picnic 6+ Fox Ridge Sfafe Park. Presidenf oi +he Phi Be+as for Jrhe coming year will be Dorofhy Hoy, +his year's freasurer. Anne Wrighf was chosen vice-presidenf. and Ru+h Long- bons was promofed +0 Jrreasurer. The new recording secrefary will be Helen Jean Schuch. and Nellie Mae Sheppard will be corresponding secrefary. Emily Doak is +he S+uden+ Council represen+a+ive. Wi+h +his year's period of organiza+ion +he soror- ify plans +0 be more acl'ive in.+he social life of +he campus nex1L year. FIRST ROW: Middlesworfh, Clark. Rogers. King. Baker. Reed, Brady. Jarboe. Doyle, Ballard, Osborn. SECOND ROW: M. Brooks, M. J. Brooks. Keiper, Warner. Willingham, Wellman. Bowman. Thornfon. Rowland, Mueller. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Zeigel. Car'eH. Pierce, Hycz, Foo+e. Smifh. Bullard. Worland, Frazier, Swearingen. Mafheney. FOURTH ROW: Bell. Kirkham. Kilman. Gaines, Laceys Krick. Nixon. Williams. Carrufhers. FIFTH ROW: Carlyle. Price. Genfry, Adams. Kinney. McQueen. Snyder. SIXTH ROW: Mrs. Pierson. Jones. Woolford. Ter, NuffaH. Kibler. SEVENTH ROW: Ringo, Mrs. Tingley, Walker. SIGMA SiGMA SIGMA SCORES AGAIN Sigma Sigma Sigma found if easy +0 swing info , +he spirhL of +he biggesf school year in Easfern's his- +ory. Under +he leadership of Rose Jarboe. +he Alpha Psi's enlarged Jrheir membership Jro over fiHy acfives. Homecoming was a gala even+ as +he Tri Sigmas welcomed +heir alums back +0 +he sororify house for HDesserJr Hour : fook hrswL place in house decorafions: second place wi+h +heir Orchids +0 Eas+ern floaf: and saw +heir own Marfha Tym crowned as Homecoming Queen. wifh Tri Sigmas BeHy Ann Frazier. Daisy Brady. and Johanne Walker as affendanfs. In November, seven represenfafives of +he Alpha Phi chapfer Jrraveled +0 Toledo. Ohio. for +he Na- +ional Regional Meef. PAKTHLQ PUDEWED , EXFRL :35 Then. in addiHon +0 +he December rush parfies. +he Tri Sigs launched forfh on an aH-school Chrisfmas formaleJrhe Mis+le+oe Frolic. which feafured Jrhe sweef music of Ben Bradley, Yulefide punch. and huge candy canes. Also included on +he friple Sigma's social calen- dar was a hayride. a Hfurn-abouf parfy, a kid par+y. several Sunday affernoon Harmony Hours. and a spring picnic +0 close Jrhe year. As in Jrhe past Tri Sigmas coanued +0 serve +heir school as members of Jrhe S+uden+ Council and Women's League. as sfaff members of +he NEWS and +he Warbler, and in Jrhe Homecoming Play. thers were elec+ed +0 +he offices of A.C.I:. presi- dent presidemL 0+ Sigma Tau Delfa. Foofball Greef- er, Head Junior Aide. and Pan-Hellenic president Several of Jrhe Greek girls were chosen as Campus Leaders and members of Who's Who. On April l9, Tri Sigma held +he annual Founder's Day Banquet and wifh +heir parenfs celebrafed Jrhe Golden Jubilee of Sigma Sigma Sigma's founding. The Jrhree poinfs 01c Jrhe Sigma Jrriangle are knif closely JrogeJrher by +he cooperafion which has been +he keynofe +0 Tri Sigma's successful year. Milk Train Page Seventy-ez'ght Don'+ Counf Your Chickens DELTA SIGMA EPSILON BUYS NEW HOME This year was one of double joy for Jrhe Del'ra Sigma Epsilon Sororify. In August +he DeHa Sigs held Jrheir nafional convenfion 5+ Philadelphia. Jrhe 'FIFS+ since +he s+ar+ of +he war. Eleven Alpha Nus affended Jrhe conclave and also visi+ecl New York. Washingfon, and Niagara Falls. No sooner had +he Delfa Sigs sfepped 0H +he frain +han +hey embarked on anofher venfure. They had purchased a house of +heir own. Willing hands and ingenuify have made if an ideal home. The year broughf a variefy of evenfs on +he so- cial calendar. including bridge parfies. affer-fhe- game gef-fogeJrhers. slumber parfies. +hea+er par- Hes, rush parfies. a formal dance. and dinner parfies +0 which faculfy members and guesfs on campus were invifed. Besides parficipafing in sororify affairs. members are acfive in many o+her clubs and groups. Five members were elecfed +0 hWho's Who. and o+hers were acfive as Business Manager of +he NEWS. presidenf of Women's League. presidenf of Kappa DeHa Pi. affendanf +0 Jrhe queen. mayor of Penny- +own. campus leaders. Sfudenf Council. and cheer- leaders. Berfha Revis Sf. John ably led Jrhe group +hrough a mos+ successful year. assisfed by Bef+y Baughman. vice-presidenf; Nancy Clapp. recording secrefary: Eileen Schuffe. corresponding secrefary. and June Bubeck. freasurer. As +he year draws +0 a close, +he Alpha Nus look back happily and. wifh confidence, plan for +he fufure. FIRST ROW: Wright Johnson. Brooks, Mayer. Berninger, SchuHe. SECOND ROW: Clapp. Carmichael. Garreff, Sf. John. Rhodes. Miller, Nonneman. THIRD ROW: WaH, Shores, McDaniel, Baughman. Campbell. Conley, Ashby. FOURTH ROW: PafcheH. EHIOH. Fifzgibbons. Parkison. Smifh. Gufhrey. Wenfe. Bagby. Sfewarf. Gloria Andersonr Mavis Mafson. Naida Rae Bush. Wilma Schahrer. PEMITES ADD TO CAMPUS BEAUTY Anofher successful year af Pemberfon Hall. +he giris' dormi+ory. was enioyed Jrhis year. Freshman girls were ini+ia+ed +he firsr fwo days of school in a rigorous program supervised by Marilyn Bagby. Virginia Burmeisfer. and Doro'rhy Sfafferoni. As a grand finale, +he neophy'res +hen presen+ed +he up per ciassmen wifb a pajama parry. Paiama parfies seem +0 be a Jrradifion a+ +he Hall; one of Jrhe mosf famous was one given by older residen+s. which Jrurneci our +0 be a regular Circus wi+h a band. a s+rong man, and an AbeH and Cosfello acf. Also long a fradifion af Jrhe dorm are +he birfhday dinners-and of special renown is +he Chrisfmas- fime one. The facuify are guesfs for +his formal occa- sion. and enrerfainmenf is provided by Jrhe home Jralenf aJr Pemberfon. This same home +alen+ was again pressed info service a+ Jrhe Homecoming BreakfasiL when +he Pemifes welcomed back former residenfs. On Safurday night February I5. +he Hall Jrhrew open ifs doors for Jrhe Annual Washingfon Ball. 5 social eyenr anficipared for monfhs in advance by all Easfern s+uden+s. This year gues+s were greefed af Jrhe door by Marian Michael. dressed as Marfha Washingfon. and infroduced +0 Mrs. Alice Coffer, direcfor of +he Hall, who was a+ +he head of +he receiving line. Bob Weddell and his orches+ra fur- nished +he music for +he evening. Easfer and soringfime were ushered in +his year by a Pre-Bunny Hop on March 22. A s+ric+ly closed affair. Pemifes and +heir dafes danced +0 +he recorded music of +he nafion's bes1L dance bands. Climaxing a fun-packed year. Jrhe girls named a Parenfs Day +0 honor +heir fafhers and mo+hers. The parenfs arrived early in +he morning. were fefed wi+h a banqueiL aJr noon. and enferfained by +heir daughfers for +he remainder oi +he day. For +heir lasf dress-up affair. +he under-ciassmen played hosfesses +0 +heir deparfing seniors. The girls Jrhey honored were Naida Rae Bush, Doris Cihak, Vio- lef Drees. Rubydean Heady. Mavis Maison. Mildred Mills. Wilma Schahrer, Carolyn Shores, Frances Sfe- vens, Be+h Vail. Lily Ann WaHers. and Jean Oafs. For +he success of +he pasf year. many +hanks should go +0 +he presiden+ of +he Hall. Naida Rae Bush. and her staff of officers. Mavis Mafson acfed as second in command. Gloria Anderson kepf +he minufes. and Wilma Schahrer handled +he finances. in charge 01c +he social calendar were June Bubeck and Juanifa Williams. co-chairmen. Men+ion should be made of fwo Pem Hall resi- denfs who broughiL fame. noi- only +0 +he Hall, bur +0 Easfern ifsehc. They were Miss Suzue iwafafe. who came all +he way from Hawaii +0 go +0 school here. and Miss Marian Mills. who achieved nafion-wide fame as +he second-bes+ school feacher in America during a Quiz Kid confesf for good Jreachers. Page Eighty Coffer's LHHe Pills FIRST ROW: GarreH, CarmichaeL Pink- sfaH, Mrs. CoHer, Wright Evans, E. Hanks, V. Roberfs. F. Roberfs. Medler. Michell. SECOND ROW: Bumpus Shep- ard, Drees Andersom J. Hanks. FIRST ROW: Schahrer. Wa++, Kridera. Jenkins. Walfers. SECOND ROW: Smifh, Berninger. Buell, Winfers. Rice Bufler. THIRD ROW: Mafson. Clapp. Hufch- ings, Mills. S+evens. Bush, Fox. FlRST ROW: Humes. Smifh. Kennedy, Rennels, Ballard. Frazier. Bubeck, Wil- Hngham, SfaHareni. Hoofen. SECOND ROW: Seaman, Gufhrie, Burmeisfer. Jones. Osborn. Kibler. Cihak. NeIsom WiHiams, McQueen. Odell. Gard. THIRD ROW: Krick. Barber. Heady, Kibler. Harringfon, Sperry MifcheH. Pearce. Kin- ney. Rowland. Nuffall. Declarafion of Independence INDEPENDENTS ORGANIZE; EASTERN STATE RETURNS The lndependen+ League. an organizafion founded for sfudenfs in no way aHiliafed wH'h social frafer- nifies or sororifiess was given a consfifufion during +he fall quarfer. The League has for ifs objecf +hree sfhings-e-sfudemL onaHy. sfudenf represenfafion. and s+uden+ unify. Elecfions for officers were held during +he fall quarfer. William J. Carlyle was chosen presi- dent assisfed by Fred David. Ray H. AHO. Mary Willingham, Olen H. Price. and Dorofhy Cashie. Miss ChenauH Kelly accepfed +he posifion of faculfy advisor. During +he school ferm a number of social ac+ivi+ies such as orchesfra and recording dances. parfies. and social benefifs were carried ou'r. Easfern S+a+e Club. under fhe leadership of Sfan- ley Elam, was broughf +0 life chober 2 and again resumed Vrs campus acfivifies. Ralph Irvin was elecfed president Among projecfs of Easfern Sfafe Club have been +he greefer ceremony af foofball games. +he movie. Life a1 Easfern. Jrhe refresh- menf sfand a+ afhlefic evenfs. and +he E.S.O. for men in +he armed forces. Miss Juanifa Williams was Chosen as foofball greefer in +his year's con+e5+. One of Jrhe firsf major ads of +he club +his year was +0 sponsor Burl Ives in his Homecoming show. H also esfablished +he Easfern Sfafe Club medal-award. which was given +0 +he oufsfanding senior for hour years of varsify baskefball compefifion. Johnny Lewis was +he firsf recipienf of +his medal. Easfern's Boosfers FIRST ROW: Mr. Elam Vail, Mufhersbough. McDaniel. Irvin, Dr. Heller. SECOND ROW: McDanie'. J. Roberfs. Tingley, Williams. Carmichael. Sizemore. F. Roberfs, V. Roberfs, Bgsh. THIRD ROW: Maris Hanks, Hayes, Drake. ConnoHey. Bane. Clapp, Bubeck. Berninger. Schulfz. FOURTH ROW: Dressback. Provinesl Price, Snearley, Baughman, Kaplan, Lafhrop, Feufz, WaH, Ashworfh. 3L Johnson. Miss Kelly. Affo. Carlyle, Price, WiHingham. Firsf Round Miller. Dr. Palmer. Cooley. Moore. TeFH. Middleswor+h. Mufhersbough. OPEN LETTER FROM WARBLER EDITOR The old saying. beH'er lafe Jrhan never, cerfainly has been holding frue for +he Warbler +he lasf few years. Anyway, fhe members of Jrhe sfaff cerfainly hope fhaf +his is +he aH'iJrucle of +he s+uclen+ body. Everyone +haf has approached sfaff members abouf +he '46 and '47 yearbooks know by hearf +he reasons why Jrhey haven'1L come ouf on fime: +herefore if will nof be necessary +0 make excuses now. Rafher we would like +0 believe +ha+ +his book needs no excuses. for 1+ has received many valuable hours of hard work by Edifors EvereHe Cooley. Shirley Middlesworfh. and Jack Mufhersbough. plus exfra labor and worry from Emil Moore and Harold Miller. business managers. Dr. and Mrs. Francis Palmer will vouch for +he fad +ha+ if fakes lo+s of nighf work lwifh refreshmenfsl +0 wrife a yearbook. The members of +he sfaFF also wish +0 exfend +hefr hearfy appreciafion +o Jrhe ofher people who made if possible for +his book +0 be in your hands. Mr. Owen Marsh sfar+ecl early in +he fall helping plan picfures from +he engravers' view for +he Ponfiac Engraving and Elecfrofype Company. Chicago. Illinois. Mr. Fred Ryan look many o1t +he picfures or loaned his Speed Graphic fo Emil +0 Jrake Jrhem. Then +here are our new prinfers of +he Infers+a+e Prinfing Com- pany, Danville. Illinois, who ordered +he covers and were responsible for fhis final copy of The Blue PrimL of Easfern. - THE EDITOR. Page Eighty-thrce Au+ograph. Please FIRST ROW: Spechf. Moberley. GriHin, Black, Mufhersbough. Hu+chinqs. Clapp. Bernaner. HamiHon. Kiggins. SECOND ROW: Sfein, Brandenburg. Tenison. Everson, Rogers, Frow. Cooley, Pinks+aH. Price. Middlesworfh. TooTey. Dr. Pal- mer, Koesfer, Read. Thomas. NEWS TOPS AGAIN; WRITERS PUBLISH SUPPLEMENT The NEWS sfahc followed +he blueprin+s of Jrwo draffsmen +his yearaEugene L. Price and Roberf W. Black. Bo+h worked under Masfer DraHsman Francis W. Palmer. The blueprinfs were good and Jrhe NEWS followed +hem +0 build anofher winning paper. The +en+h Medalis+ award from +he Columbia Scholach Press Associafion was won Jrhis year. The paper also was rafed fops in bofh Jrhe Associa+ed Collegia+e Press and +he Illinois College Press Associafion confesfs. Jack Mufhersbough, an associafe and sporfs ed- Ifor,.helped sfreamline +he paper and won for him- self +he +i+le of prophe+ via his column. Dope Sheet lnking-in +he lines for +he business sfaH +0 follow and ploHing +he ways of adverfising were Bef+y Car- michael. Don GriHin. and Ralph Everson. Everson. whose car+oons have won many friends. Jrook +he compass from Grigin during +he spring quarfer and direded Jrhe adver+ising. He was as- sisfed by W. A. HThe Swan Spechf and John Beall. Sigma Tau Delfa collabora+ed wifh +he Wri+ers Club +his year +0 issue a Chrisfmas Li+erary Supple- menf +0 Jrhe NEWS. During +he spring, an inHiafion ceremony was held for fwelve pledges. which in- cluded Dr. Howard De F. Widger. Dr. Eugene Waf- fle. and Dr. Francis W. Palmer. Shirley Middlesworfh served as presidenf of bofh groups. and Rufh Davis as secrefary. Miss Winnie Davis Neely is The faculfy sponsor. FRONT ROW: Wiseman, Lafhrop. Cooley. MTss Neeley, TeFH. Middlesworfh, Price, Mayer. Rochaf. Sechresf, Hayes. SECOND ROW: Pourchof. Arzena, Gufhrie. Berninger. Hubbard. Read. Wrifer's Cramps Page E'ighty-four Foods.Fads.and Ferns FIRST ROW: Corzine. Fox, E. Mifchell. Bell. Largenf. SECOND ROW: Weller. Swinford. LeviH, Hanks, J. Mifchell. Brooks. Spaugh. Sfevens, Lowry. THIRD ROW: Mafhias, Smifh, Gufhrie, Roberfs, Dr. Schmaihausen. Dr. Morris. L Gruen. R. Kibler. Drees. COOKERS CONTINUE; ARCADIA BOWS The Home Economics Club had an acfive year in bofh campus and communify affairs. under +he presi- dency of Frances Sfevens. In +he spring several of +he girls gave a radio program on Food Fads Are Fallacies. Af Chrisfmas +hey sang carols and gave giHs +0 +he women in +he Wilson Kaley Resf Home, served dinners for various groups. and again had Senior Visifing Day for the benefH of high school seniors in+eres+ed in Home Economics. Jean Graven and Frances S+evens represenfed +he club a+ +he Sfafe Home Economics Convenfion 6+ Rockford. and Lavonna Largenf and Nadine Swinford aHended +he Province Seven Work Shop in Chicago. Club Arcadian, formerly known as Counfry Life Club. had ifs grand opening November 2I. in +he Main Audiforium wifh a nighf club seH'ing complefe wifh bar coke bar. If also had a floor show feafur- ing singers, +ap dancers. Hawaiian dancer. bafon fwirling. and a chorus line composed of H19 'KDanc- ing Dollies. On April 23, Dr. E. L. Kirkpafrick ad- dressed a ioin+ meefing of Club Arcadian and Coles Counfy Rural Youfh members on problems of maior inferesf +0 youfh. OHicers ?or +he year were Edifh McGuire. president Norma Lafhrop. vice-presidenf: Leora Woods, publicify. Dr. Hans Olsen acfed In capacify of factu sponsor. Kibler. Gaddis. FIRST ROW: Myers, Ribley. Pyle, Mafhias. Walker. SECOND ROW: Weger. Dr. Olsen, N Lafhrop. Mills. McQueen. Dr. Lawson, Dr. Moses, Longbons. THIRD ROW: KuH. G. Lafhrop. Carson. Tooley. Gephart McKee. Cigars. cigareHes. candy. bubble gum. FIRST ROW: Dr. ZeHer. Inyarf. Romer. Drolei. Schuch, Ulm. Newman Club SECOND ROW: Harringfon. Huber. Sullivan, Knoilenger. Vogel. Eply, Kibler. Whalen. THIRD ROW: Bowman. Michlig. Kennedy. Ensign. Jamnik. Wrenn. Kreu+er. RELIGIOUS GROUPS FULFILL USEFUL FUNCTION Closely correlafed wifh Hie Spirif of Easfern is +he Spirif of Chrisfian FellowshiPHia brofherhood well represenfed on +his campus. Five religious or- ganizafions represenfing prominenf communify af- iiliafions carry ouf +his program of good will. The Chrisfian Fellowship represenfs members of Hie Chris+ian Church and is headed by Lily Ann WaHers. The Newman Club for Cafholics is presided over by Bob Droiei. Gamma Delia, an organizafion of Sy- nodicai Conference Lufheran sfudenis. is under Hie leadership of Imogene Engel. The Wesley Fellow- ship. serving +hose of Mefhodisf preference. has Jim Mifchell as president and fine Roger Williams Fel- lowship. Jremporarily headed by Naida Rae Bush, serves Hie Bapfisf s+udenfs. FIRST ROW: M. Hanks. Ballard. Hashbarger, Richmond. James Mifcheil. Frame, Baker. SECOND ROW: Seaman. Grismer. Dr. Harfley. Weger. Sperry. McQueen, Lafhrop. Tooiey. JaneHe Mifchell. J. Hanks. Wesley Fellowship Page Eighty-six Gamma Delfa FIRST ROW: Kirchhofer. Keiper. Burmeis+er, S+rebing. Rev. Keiper. SECOND ROW: Brauer. Kolkhors+. Engel. Krick, Baumgarfen, Schqu. Roger Williams Fellowship Eckerf, Carlyle, Booker. Kirby Brooks, Pyle Chrisfian Fellowship Walfers. Howell, Price, Miss Schmalhausen mour. McCaIlen. Bower. 'Nuf Said Dr. Wood, Drake. Bane. WinneH, Dr. Ross, McKinney. Schneider. Rofhchild. Rhodess Foo+e. Dr. Sey- DEBATERS ROLL UP IMPRESSIVE RECORD Wifh +heir besf foof forward. Pi Kappa Delfa s+ar+ed +he year off by elecfing officers. The resulfs found Marianne Bower. president Claude Hayes. vice-presidenf. and Marjorie Ter. secrefary. Be- lieving +ha+ Your voice is your grea+es+ asset +hey prepared for anofher greawL debafe season. As fime passed. +he fopic was chosen, maferial colleded. and +he pro and con argumenfs arranged on +he currenf fopic of +he labor-managemen+ quesHon in +he Unifed Sfafes. Sfudenfs who parficipafed In deba+e included BeHy McDaniel. Louise Schneider. MarguerHe Rhodes, Jahala Foofe, Marianne Bower. William Bane. Major Drake, Don McKinney. Bob McCaHen, Ralph Widner. Walfer Sfein, David WinneH, and Look Ouf Below Tom Rofhchild. Dr. Glenn Ross was +he factu spon- sor of +he group. Accomplishmen+s of Jrhe season show a record of 47 vicfories ou+ of 92 debafes for Easfern. In orig- inal orafory. Jahala Foofe placed +hird in +he s+a+e. Befh Vail was acfive in +he field of ex+emporaneous speaking and Ralph Widner in radio broadcas+ing. A+ Jrhe debafe fournamenf af Indiana S+a+e Teachers College in Terre Haufe, Indiana. Tom Rofhchild was rafed one of +he fen oufsfanding debafers omL of I25 confesfanfs. Wifh such a record. if is easily seen +ha+ Easfern is making a name for herself in +he field of speech. The members of Pi Kappa may congra+ula+e Haem- selves on having a very successful year. Soup's On Whaf's Your Problem? SECOND ROW: Miss Eksfrand, Decker, FIRST ROW: Baily. Walfers. Mills, Johnson. Wiseman. SECOND ROW: Cacheraf. Kull. LeCounf. Block. Dr. Wood. Decker. Dr. Coleman. La+hrop. Pourchof. SOCIAL SCIENTISTS AND GEOGRAPHERS PLAN SOUTHWEST TRIP A greaf change was seen in +he Forum meefings +his year. Many of Jrhe chairs in +he basemenf of Dr. William Wood's home were filled no+ by women. buf by men. The objecfive of +he Forum mee+ings +his year was +0 falk over cerfain currenf problems or fopics. Such subieds as Japanese Women and Their PanL in +he World. School ReorganizaTion. and Racial Problems were discussed. One new experience for mos1L of +he Forum mem- bers and faculfy members was +ha+ of appearing on the radio. Many of Jrhe subjecfs +0 be given on +he radio program were discussed af fhe Forum meef- Ings. The officers for +his year were Wendell La+hrop. president Bob Decker. vice-presidenf: Freda Bower. secrefary, and Norma Lafhrop. freasurer. A'r Jrhe end of +he winfer quarfer. Wendell finished school and Bob succeeded +0 +he office of president From Wall +0 Wall FIRST ROW: Wiseman. Miss Harris, Jen- kins. Mrs. ScoH, Sfanhope, Rouse. Miss Zeller. Baughman. Reiss. Barfh, Scoff. Tobias. Wibking. Proe vines. Rardin. Lafhrop. Anderson. Page Eightyenine The Geography Club is a small group of s+uden+s maioring or minoring in +he field of geography or inferesfed in +ha+ field. The club meefs once a monf in +he Geography Deparfmenr under +he sponsor- ship of Dr. Rose Zeller +0 discuss subieds of inferesf +ha+ perfain +0 geography. War experiences and confesfs of various kinds made up +he usual program for +he meefings. Rufh Wiseman and Wendell Lafhe rop were +he presiden+ and vice-presidenf, respec- Hvely, during +he fall and winfer quarfers. Gamma Thefa UpsilonI honorary geography fra- +erni+y. had some in+eres+ing discussions on geo- graphical fopics of currenf inferesf. OFFicers who guided Jrhe group +hrough +he year were presidenf Rufh Shawver and vice-presidemL Wendell Lafhrop. under +he supervision of Jrhe sponsor. Miss Ruby Harris. FLUTES: Ardis Bailey. Mary Schoufen. Jane English. Mar+ha Gard, Rosahe Conley, Jeanne Ashby. Marion Michael, Marfha BuHer. Cecile McKinley. CLARINETS: Miles Culver, Charleen Rosebrauoh, Marilyn Miller. Mary Diefkus, Dorofhy Hoy. Anna Thompson, Mary Boles. BeHy Brown. James Reiss. Barbara Ringer Lou Wollerman, Eugene Collins, Floyd Evans. Billy Wood. Macalene Riegel. Rufh Longbons, Monfe Opham. Ca+herine McQueen. Marilyn Nonneman. Thomas Gregory, Rosemary Alumbaugh, Doris Campbell. CORe NETS: Forresf SuycoH. George Bailey. Esfher Cunningham. Alberf Cacheraf, James Gindler. George Miller. Jack Crews, Charles Brown. Philip Young. Florence Robinson, Roberf Brooks. Perry WhifseH. BASSES: Herber+ Lee. Rex McKiHrick. Ben Hall, Helen Vogel. Maurice McDaniel, Jack Campbell. TROMBONES: Earl Snearley, Charles Clark, WaHer Kemper. Rober+ Doufhif, Jack Henschen. Don Smifh. BARITONES: Charles Moore. James Gregory. Rose Kibier, Richard McCailenr Richard Bokenkamp. SAXOPHONES: RobemL Wad- deH. Rubydean Heady. Donald Kimpling. Mary Colyer, Roberf McCallen. Kennefh Michael. Francis Pankey. Befh Vail. BASSOONS: Joseph Coleman, Ru+h Davis. FRENCH HORNS: Mildred Culver. Joan Romerr Jane Wafson. Harold Ashby, BeH'y Rogers. PERCUS- SION: William Ensign, Dorofhy Casfeel, Frank Boyles. Charles Moafs, DarreH S?a+zer. Shirley Jones. Floyd Paul. EXPANDED BAND REPORTS SUCCESSFUL TOUR The firsf spring concerf in six years was given by Easfern's band, May l4. Dr. Rudolph D. Anfinson. recenHy appoinfed Dean of Men, made his laer ap- pearance wifh Jrhe band a+ +his performance. Three solois'rs were feafured in Jrhe eveninghs program. They were Bill Ensign. Nafional High School Snare Drum Solo Champion In I941: Rufh Longbons. So- prano from Albion. and sfudenf conduc'ror. Miles Culver, who played a clarinef solo. The band confribu+ed ifs +alen+s af all home foof- ball and baskefbaH games again +his year and re- ceived a parficularly sfrong ova+ion for ifs rendihon of Hold Tha1L Tiger. H held a band mixer for +he bands parficipafing in Easfern's Homecoming and fook a frip +0 Carbondale +0 play in +heir Home- coming. Eighfy insfrumen+alis+s from 1cor+y-six Hlinois ci+ies and +hree ofher sfafes composed Eas+ern's Sym- phonic Band which Jroured five hundred miles from April 2I +0 April 23. On +his sixfh annual four +he band had ifs largesf membership since +he boom year of l94l. Band officers are Forres1L SuycoH. president Wallace Kemper, viceepresidenh Bill Hall, secrefary: Mary Difkus. librarian, and Miles Culver. s+uden+ diredor. Kennefh Michael and Bill Ensign are managers. Opera came +0 +he Easfern Campus +hIs year. The Music Deparfmenf presenfed +he comic opera, The Barfered Bride. February I2. Singing +he leads in +he opera were Barbara Ringo. Rufh Longbons. Tom Clark. Carl Rocha+. Perry Whifson, and Ben Hall. The opera opened wifh a village scene. A weath Page Ninety Ensign Commands CECILIANS DON ROBES FOR NUMEROUS PERFORMANCES landowner and his wife were meefing wifh +he village broker whose job if was +0 make all arrangemenfs for +he marriages of all impor+anf people. The ob- jecf of +his meefing was +0 arrange a marriage be- fween Marie. a preHy daughfer of a poor villager. and +heir son, Vashek. However. Marie had ideas of her own. She had fallen in love wifh Jenik. a new- comer +0 The village. The s+ory progressed from 51+- uafion +0 sifua'rion unfil The end of +he opera. Woven +hroughou+ +he opera was a variefy of dancing, and groups of ialayers whose gypsy girl. Esmeralda, en- chanfecl Vashek. Two hundred fiffy voices from four campus choral groups sang carols of all nafions a+ +he annual Chrislmas program Sunday. December I5. Solois1L Barbara Ringo sang Lullaby on Chrisfmas Eve. An echo chorus was a special feafure of +he program. The four organizafions which consfifufed +he Chrisf- FIRST ROW: Doyle. Clark, Myers, Wise. Wallers. Miller, Clapp. Nonneman. Colyer. Miss Miller. 'SECOND ROW: Hall, Shields. Wafson, W. Bozarfh. Humes. B.Eozarfh, R. Kibler. Fauseff. Genfryl Dwidson. THIRD ROW: Swango, Hashbarger, Fox. Kibler. Mayer, Rochal. Hoy, Longbons. Heady. Robinson. a r '9 v Q ? O n . 41.4.. a Sweef and Symphonic OPERA FEATURES ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS mas choir were +he upper-grade fraining school cho- rus. +he Teachers College high school chorus. +he college Cecilians. and H18 college chorus. Cecilians and +he El symphony orchesfra pre- senfed a concerf in Hue HeaHh Educafion building May 2I. The orchesfra. under +he direc+ion of Mr. Lee Crook, violin insfrucfor. played six numbersb Pavane by Byrd, Largo-Allegr'o Vivace from Sym- phony No. I2 by Haydn. Valse Trisfe by Sibelius. Beefhoven's Confra Dance. Angelus from Scenes PiH'oresque by Massenef. and Triumphal March- from Sigurd Jorsalfar by Grieg. FiHy persons made up +he orchesfra. enlarged +his year by +he addH'ion of Jrownspeople from Charlesfon and nearby cifies of Maffoon. Oblong. and Paris. who join +he s+u- denfs of Easfern. Cecilians, direcfed by Miss Esfher Miller and accompanied by Dollie Davidson. sang Brofher James' Air, 0 Can Ye Sew Cushions, a Scofch cradle song. Time Is on Hue Wing. an old French lyric. The Nighfinagle by Tschaikowsky-Morris. and The Sleigh, by Kounfz-Baldwin. FIRST ROW: Davidson. Swango, English. Clark, Collyer. Bailey, Rogers. Sparks. Haycroft SECOND ROW: Richards, HaH, Wise, Schoufen. Cunning- ham. Larimer, GarreH, Culver. B. Bozarfh. Weddle. THIRD ROW: Boles. W. Bozarfh. M. Colyer. Hoy, Long- bons, Bufler. Rochaf. Rhoads. Romer, Brewer, Fauseff. FOURTH ROW: Culver. Mifchell, Hickman. Wafson. Clark, Michlig, Suycoff, Doufhif, Collins, Kimpling. Crews. Wib- king. Bruce. Simpson, Rominger. Kennedy. Pankey. Hall, Young, Coieman. Page Ninclytwo Spurned Skoal! Marriage Brokerage Hall Complefes Deal Simon Joins +he Circus - Floor Show Burg ner. SECOND ROW: Marlow. Frazier. Mr. Counfryman. FlRST ROW: Rennels, PaHon. Miss Parker. Zimmerman. Cooley. Price. MCNUH'. Brooke. Miss Whifing. ART CLUB AND KAPPA Pl STAGE CRAFTS BAZAAR Arf Club's annual CraHs Bazaar affracfed a col- ledion of over sevenfy-five arficles, much of which was imporfed work from Kenfucky. Tennessee, +he fwo Virginias. Georgia. Connecficuf. and Mexico. These arficles consisfed of +ex+iles. poHery. Chrisf- mas cards. picfuresy hand-blocked dresses. and knick- knacks of all sorfs. Easfern sfudenfs confribufed by sfenciling. block prinfing, and working ou+ numerous amounfs of purchasable proiecfs. On December 2 a projecf was s+ar+ed which had never been under- +aken by +he Arf Club before. Anyone who noficed Schoufen's Furnifure Sfore 6+ Chrisfmas and saw Shuffling Along Sanfa and his helpers, including The sleigh full of toys. will know +he fun +he Arf Club had while gef- +ing +his proiecf done. Wifh +he money fhey had on hand +hey were planning a four +0 +h'e amL cenfers of Chicago or Frank Lloyd Wrighf's Home in Wis- consin. Presidenf Jack Burgner was assis+ed by Clo- filde Harwood. Joanne Brooke. Lavonne Largenf, and factu sponsor. Calvin CounJrryman, In direcf- Eng achHies of +he club for +he year. Kappa Pi, na- +ional honorary arf frafernify. was headed by Beffy Ellioff +his year. Sanfa's Workshop FIRST ROW: Dr. Railsback, Dr. Lemar. Dr. Foreman, Dr. Sfover, Hycz. York. SECOND ROW: Sheefs. R. Miller. McCarfy, Funsfony Hansen, Meffer. THIRD ROW: Largenf. Roberfs. Railsback, Cooley. Cole- man. Scherer, Diel. FOURTH ROW: I. MiHer. Dr. Phipps, Kirchhofer. Brian. Clark. K. Miller, FIFTH ROW: Seymour. Bond. Eck, Sheppard. Dr. Marcy. Smifh. FIRST ROW: Dr. Spooner. Dr. Cavins. Rennels. Easfon. Jones. Craucunar.SECOND ROW: Diel. Scherer' Neese. Sheefs. Murray. D. Smifh. A. Smifh. P. Smifh. THIRD ROW: Dr. Scruggs. Shar- reH. Napoli. Arzena. Cole- man, Howell. Lafhrop. Sen- sinfah'a r, Sfifes. In Their Cups SCIENCE CLUB AND ZOO SEMINAR ACADEMICALLY INCLINED The Science Club held +he beswL meefing possible +0 open +he year's work. Tha+ was a wa+ermelon feasf and song session on Jrhe soufh campus. affer which presidenf Shee+s held a shorf business mee+- Eng. Af ofher meefings +hroughou1L Jrhe year ad- dresses by various members of Jrhe organizaHon were . feafured. On December I I. a Chrisfmas par+y was held in +he Dance Sfudio. The annual elecHon of of- ficers was held a+ +he regular meefing of January +he eighfh. a+ which Jrime RobemL McCarfy was elecfed +0 be +he new presidemL and Dr. Charles S. Spooner was chosen as Jrhe faculfy sponsor for +he coming year. Pagp Nintty-fve S+ric+ly speaking. Jrhe Zoology Seminar is nof a club. as H has no consfifufion or regularly eleded officers. H is. for +he mos'r part a branch of +he Zoology curriculum affended by majors and minors in +ha+ field. The purpose of such an organiiahon Is by means of informal reporfs and discussions +0 ge+ a more far-reaching view of Jrhe deparfmenf and ob- +ain prache in presenfing oral reporfs. The firer quarfer was concluded by Dr. Charles S. Spooner. second quarfer by Dr. Walfer Scruggs. and spring quar+er by Dr. William D. Murray. Besides Jralks from faculfy and sfudenf members. a mofion picfure and lecfure was presenfed by Jrhe Nafural His+ory Survey. WAR'S OVER: INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB BACK Epsilon Pi Tau is a nafional honorary professional Tra+erni+y in Indusfrial Ar+s and Vocafional Educa- Hon. Elecfion +0 membership in 'fhe frafernify is based on scholarship, inIHaHve. persona! quahfica- Jrions, acfive membership in +he Indusfrial Ar+s Club leadership qualifies. and promise of doing ou+s+and- ing work in Jrhe field of Indusfrial Arfs. The Epsilon Pi Tau Conference a+ Oak Park. Illi- nois. in May of l946 was aHended by Dr. Walfer Klehm. Rober+ Shawver, Cloyce Hunt Herberf Walsh. Marvin Johnson. and James SmHh. A ioin+ inifiafion ceremony was held wi+h Mu Chapfer of Epsilon Pi Tau a+ Terre Haufe, Indiana. on November 23, af which fime four new members. Charles ETIEOH, Earle Sparks. Harold Fildes. and Ca Poyn+er, were admiHed. The officers of Epsilon Pi Tau for +he year were Cloyce Hunt president Herberf Walsh. vice-presi- dent Marvin Johnson. secrefary-Jrreasurer, and Dr. Russell Landis. sponsor. The lndus+rial Ar+s Club held 1+5 Tirsf meefing In Odober. Emil Moore was elecfed presiclenJrx Kenf Clark. vice-presidenf. Oa J. Poyn+er. secrefary- Treasurer. and Mr. Charles EHIOH. sponsor. Regular meefings on Jrhe Tirsf Tuesday of each monfh consisfed of falks by various men in +he indus- +rial ar+s field. One of Jrhe evening highlighfs was a movie given by Kermif Miller showing his Indusfrial arJrs classes in Florida. Mr. Harold 3. Robbins. Coun- selor for Socially Maladius+ed Youfh of Coles Coun- +y, presen+ed some of +he adiusfmenf problems in indusfrial arfs educafion. The year's business was Terminafed by a group picnic af Fox Ridge S+a+e Park. Fildes. Mr. Ellio+t Dr. Landis, Walsh. Hunt Johnson. Dr. Klehm, Mr. Sparks. Poynfer. FIRST ROW: Mr. EHioH, Dr. Klehm. Hunt Bafeman. Lance. Miller. Poynfer. Moore. SECOND ROW: Johnson. Mr. Quick, Fildes, McElroy. Leafhers. Wesley, Dr. Landis. THIRD ROW: Barfh. Kruzick, BeH. Seaman. Deverick, Walsh. FOURTH ROW: Bailey, Wilhams. Cook. Tooley. McPheron. Mr. Sparks. Joh nson. Bailey, Garreff, Hanks, Leigh, Dr. Reinhardt Wiseman. Anderson. KDP AND ACE FORM EDUCATIONAL NUCLEUS Kappa DeHa Pi. an honor sociefy in educafion. had a successful year under Jrhe leadership of Norma Jean GarreH. The year sfarfed wi-fh a small mem- bership. bmL sevenfeen new members were inifiafed in January. Some of +he oufsfanding evenfs of +he year were +he Homecoming luncheon. a recepfion for all honor s+uden+s during Na'rional Educafion Week. +he publishing of a News LeHer which was senf +0 all former members. and +he annual banquef held af Jrhe H'ofel U. S. Granf in Ma++oon. a+ which fime +hree more members were inifiafed. The Kappa Delfa Pi Conrerence was held In 5+. Louis and was affended by +he sponsor. Miss Reinhardt and sev- eral members of Befa Psi Chapfer. The Associarion 01c Childhood Educafion had a number o1c varied acfivifies ror Jrhe year. Sfarfing OFF th 5 Homecoming Hoar. +he organizafion wenf on +0 send members +0 +he sfafe convenfion of As- sociafed Childhood Educafion. parficipa+ed wi+h +he Arf Club In +heir Chris+mas Bazaar. and held a freasure hun+. An oH-campus speaker. Mr. Les+er Burford. discussed +he Mf. Vernon schools. Mr. Har- old Robbins spoke on The Socially Maladjusfed Child. Miss Harrief Love gave a demonsrrafion using children's books. Dr. WaHer Scruggs falked on Science in +he Elemenfary School. and Miss Mildred Mills. one of lasf year's winners of +he Quiz Kid awards. fold of her experience wifh +he chil- dren on rhaf program. FIRST ROW: Waff. Lari- mere, Miss Saunders. Mc- Queen, Clapp, Sullivan. Myers. SECOND ROW: Mills. Wefherell, Rowland. Moore. Doak, Knollenberg. Kirby. Zwinak. Pag'e 'Nih eiy-seven PLAYERS PRESENT OUTSTANDING PRODUCTIONS For a group Hwaf's always in +he limelight Players and Thefa Alpha Phi. na+ional honorary frafernify in dramafics. rank second +0 none. Each ferm finds +hese Jrwo organizafions in an orgy of endless re- hearsals and exhausHve searches for +he righf sfage properfies. Buf +he polished resuH iusfhcies +heir long hours of work and play. and a few skips in Hwose early morning classes. For her lasf producfion a'f Easfern. Dr. Marian GaNoway chose +he I8fh cen+ury farce. The School for Scandal. And delighfed audiences found +he presen+a+ion of Sheridan's famous comedy +0 +heir liking. Aufhean cosfumes. wigs and seHings of Hue Come Wifh Me +0 +he Casbar I778 period added +he luxuriance, color, and pro- priefy which were in keeping wifh +he brillianf wit roguish ways. and impeccable manners of fine Tea- zles. Surfaces. e+c. Marguerife Rhodes and John Roberfs led +he casf Jrhrough a sfory of irresponsible gossip and lighf- hearfed in+rigue. Jack Evey, Ray Keifer. and Leon- ard PourchmL handled +heir roles wIJrh skill, as did David WinneH. Allan Corbin. Emil Moore. Richard Spillars, and Naida Rae Bush. O+her characfers were known by such revealing Jrifles as Sneerwell Welen ReuferL Crabfree Hohn ChurcM. Backbife K-Zvlen FIRST ROW: Roberfs. hfandingL WiHiams, Mafheney. Brandenburg, Hefley. Smifh. Hill. Pourchof. SECOND ROW: Berninger. Mafson. ,Bush. Mills, Kraus. Burmeisfer. Harwood. THIRD ROW: Davis, Marlow, Hamilfon. BuHer, Larimere. Froesch. Price. FOURTH ROW: Paul, Musselman, Wilson. Buzzard. Hayes. Maris, Evey. Page Ninety-eight Enfer Charlie SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL Who Did Thaf? Page Nincly-ninc Pince-Nez Finches Heslery. Snake rLeland Wafsony. and Candour Nac- queline Ebardfy. The scenery was builf under +he su- pervision of Wallace Wilson. sfage manager. and pain+ed by Clofilde Harwood. In +he fall. PIayers and Thefa, Alpha Phi me+ wi+h +heir new president John Roberfs. and +heir equally new sponsor. Mr. George Ross. +0 plan for +he Homecoming play. Final selecfion was Snafu. a +hree-acf comedy. parficularly apf In view of +he choice of +he re+urned ve+eran +heme which dom- inafed Homecoming +his year. Heading +he casf were Roberf Zimmerman, BeHy Wellman. Don Mus- selman, and Mary Pa++on. all newcomers +0 +he Easf- ern sfage. wifh a supporfing casf of such veferans as John Roberfs. MarguerHe Rhodes. Marjorie TefH. Somefhing. Senor? . I We Could Make Such Beaufiful Music. Togefher SNAFU Dorothy Cooley. and Donald McKinney. ther roles were handled by such promising +hespians as Rufh Davis. Dorofhy Troesch. Don Davis, Anfhony Long. Marfha Bufler. and Ulysses Smifh. Johnny Paul acfed as manager of +he production: Wallace Wilson con- finued his dufies as sfage manager. and Iighfing needs were Jraken care of under +he direcfion of Donald HuHon. Publicify was handled by Hal R. Hubbard. As promised by Presidenf Roberfs af Hue firsf of +he year. if was a record year for Players and Thefa Alpha Phi. A parficularly social-minded group. +hey found fime +0 have fun a+ rheir regularly scheduled meeHngs and +0 squeeze in a couple of parfies af +he Charlesfon Counfry Club and flue El Rancho. Domes+ici+y You Big. Big Man 1me gui L a w aw! Campbell, Jones. McCarfy. FaHey. Garner. Drake. Dr. LeHer. M, McCarfy. Drolef. Mead. Blankenbeker, Good. Miller. Ren- nels. Reid. BA Mead, Parke, Hennessey. Welfon. V. Drake, Wright More New Groups HAM CLUB AND ALPHA PHI OMEGA In many places groups of ama'reur radio operafors and +hose inferesfed in Jrhe hobby have formed clubs +0 carry ouf social ac+ivi+ies and radio developmemL work. The college has such a club. which has held regular mee'rings since i+s incepfion in March. 1946. The club was founded by Roy Miller. who was Jrhe firsf direcfor. Af +his fime Miller! Jack Campbell. Bob Garner. and Jerry Drake are +he only licensed members of Jrhe club. A good record has been es- tablished in communicafing over long disfances. The sfafion has confacfed ofher ama+eurs in +he Middle Wesf and on bo+h Jrhe Aflanfic and Pacific coas+s. In +he very long disfance field. +he sfafion has con- facfed amafeurs in Cuba. Peru. Cenfral America. Canada, Hawaiiy Nova ScoHa. and Mexico. Alpha Phi Omega. newesf fra+erni+y on +he cam- pus. is a service frafernify. H was formed by former Boy Scoufs who wish +0 carry +heir scou+ fraining on info college life. The principles of +he organizahon are service +0 ofher members of Jrhe frafemify. serv- ice +0 +he school, and service +0 +he communify. The chapfer on +he Easfern campus. DelJra Psi. was char- Jrered May 30. 1947. wifh Jack Ulery as presidenf and Dr. Donald R. Alfer as sponsor. A+ +his +ime if was +he one hundred ninefeen+h chapfer in Jrhe Na- +ional organizafion. Here aJr Easfern Delfa Psi has conducfed +wo maior campaigns in cooperafion wifh +he communifyefirsf. +he March of Dimes in January and Jrhen +he Cancer drive in April. bofh drives going over +he fop. FIRST ROW: ConneH. A+- +o. Buzzard, Wollerman. Comer, Smi+h. Evey, Mo DermoH. Ulery. SECOND ROW: Frazier. Bushur, Gibe son, Logan. Leafhers, Wid- ener, Foersfer. S+i+es. THIRD ROW: Dr. Alfer, Mr. Honan. VETS CLUB. MAYOR'S COUNCIL MANAGE GI AFFAIRS Easfern. we are here. could be +he call of +he seven hundred six+een veferans who queued up in long lines +his fall +0 sfarf +heir college career. These men and women aufomaficaiiy became members of Easfern's Vei- erans Club. which was headed Jrhis year by LeRoy Gun- boa+ LaRose. This increase in veferan enrollmen+ greafly expanded +he housing problem, which was me+ by +he opening of +he Veferan's Housing Proiecf. which includes +hir+y buildings. six of which are barracks-fype s+ruc+ures designed for single men. This proieciL has femporarily been named Aparfmenfville. The now fully developed Trail- erville opened +he fail ferm wi+h sixfy-eighf veferans and +heir families. Mayor John L. Carson and his councilmen meiL monfhly wifh Dr. Amtinson +0 discuss probiems +ha+ arose in connecfion wii'h living in Trailerville. The Trailer- i+es en+ered a Hoa+ in Jrhe Homecoming parade which won firsf prize. Their baskefball Jream in inframurals was less successful bu+ had a lof of fun. Prog ressive Educafion Hudson, LaRose, Hicks. Michael, Dieikus. Dr. Anfinson. HRST ROW: Smifh. Carson, Gregor. Dr. Aniinson. SECOND ROW: Poynfer, Manuell. Lance. Young. McClure. Page One Hundred Three This +hey all wifh a joyful mind Bear +hrough life like a forch in flame. And falling. fling +0 flag hosf behind 'Play up! Play up! and play +he gamel' FIRST ROW: Sexson. Davissons Johnson, Barnes. S+ivers. Gross, Hayfon, Miller. McClure, Colwell. LaRose. Holand, Brisfol, Buinowski. SECOND ROW: Hilligoss. Walker. Black. Richey, Babb, Sfabler. Ghere. Myers. Hudson. L. Cox. Richmond. F. Cox. Walfrip. Popham. THERD ROW: Coach O'Brien. Trainehs Chark and Knoff. Schmalhausen. Lewis. Roberfsonb Curfis. Wargo. lngrum, LaMasfers. Cariyle. Sink. Snapp, Wheeler. Jackson. Benoche. McDermoH. Gray. Trainer Tipsword. Coach Healey. INJURIES PLAGUE PANTHER GRIDDERS Mosf Valuable. Neal Hudson Whaf appeared +0 be one of +he s+ronges+ college feams in +he sfafe furned ouf +0 be one of +he mos1L banged-up crews ever +0 operafe on a gridiron. The banging-up process cos+ Jrhe Panfhers six of Jrheir eigh+ games. Seven-mc +he defeafs came on Jrhe road, how- ever, and so +he home fowners saw Jrwo vicfories and only one of Jrhe crushings. The loss was 5+ Homecoming. when Normal doubled Jrhe score. 26 +0 I3. on Jrhe hapless Blue and Gray. who ran up +he firs1L l3 poinfs in +he firsmL period. The individual accomplishmemL o1t +he season was Jrurned in by Quarferback Bob Babb in +he same game. when he punfed over IOO yards th a slighf wind af his back. if was for+unafe for Coach May- nard O'Brien, who spen+ his hrswL O'Brien and Jrhe Squad year a+ Easfern las+ season, +ha1L a record squad Jrurned ou+: for in- sfance. af fullback he dipped eigh1L deep because of injuries. Forming +he backbone of Jrhe squad were LeHermen Jack Miller 6+ end. Ber- nie Hayfon and LeRoy LaRose af 3 1 fackles. Howard Barnes and Cocky Davisson 5+ guards. Vern lngrum and Jim Sexson af cenfer. John Sfabler and Jim La Masfers. backs. Coach O'Brien sefHed on a s+ar+1ng line-up early. buf used 5+ leasr fhree Jreams consisfenHy Jrhrough- ouf +he season. Operafing a+ ends were +wo sefs who shared +he sfarfing assignmenfs. They were John Lewis and Neal Hudson, Bill Richey and Lou Cox. wifh Cal Colwell and Jack Miller in reserve. Affer LeeRoy LaRose broke his arm in Jrhe BuHer game a'r +he firsf of +he season Len Buinowski Jreamed wifh Bernie Hayfon as +he firsf-sfring fackles. They were relieved from Jrime +0 fime by Tom Carlyle. Bob Sink, and Bruno McClure. Coach O'Brien shiffed his guards so offen +ha+ a s+ar+ing combina+ion was hard +0 define. Howard Barnes and Don Davisson operafed as a feam unfil Donald moved +0 +he backfield. Don WaHrip and Bill Snapp were probably +he oufsfanding defensive pair. wifh Don Jackson and Don Wheeler drawing +heir fair share of service. Vern Ingrum held +he sfarfing posifion 5+ cenfer unfil mid-season. when he refired under docfor's orders. Gerald Whiflock fook over a+ +ha+ poinf and proved very capable. Jim Sexson and Dick Mills also served In +ime of need. The backrield was a differenf sifuafion. wifh new faces appearing +0 fill in for Jrhe injured ones. Bob Gross gains agains1L Wesfern Normal closes in Don Jackson. Len Buinowski, Babb a+ quarfer. Billy McDermo++ a+ righf half. Johnny Slabler a+ leH hall, and Chuck Gross a+ fullback seemed +0 be +he backfield +ha+ O'Brien would have s+ar+ed had +hey all been available a+ Jrhe same lime, all +he lime. Babb hur+ a shoulder in +he Nor- mal game and was 0qu for awhile. Sfabler had some leg aches from one game +0 +he nexf. Gross was finally forced +0 Jrhe sidelines alrogelher wifh a seJr of broken ribs. The fullback fill-ins were numerous as Jim LeMasl'ers and Allen Walker were forced ou+ before +he season was well sfarfed. Wes Hilligoss las+ed Jrhe season as Jrhe number one replace- menf. bu1L was hampered af one +ime wilh a severe cold. Gene Brown and Russ Ghere were o+her replacemenfs. and Don Wheeler Jim Sexson. Dick Mills. and Gerry Winlancl Lou Slivers. Hal Schmalhausen, and Jerry Curfis were Babb's undersfud- ies. operafing +he Easfern offense. The halfback ranks were bolsfered by Jack Roberlson. Don Johnson. Earl Benoche. Bill Myers. and Fred War- go. Roberfson and Benoche showed speed and passed well +0 add measur- ably +0 +he Panfher offense. A sulfry Sepfember affernoon JFound +he Eas+ern squad opening +he season wifh Bufler af Indianapolis. Alfer be- ing pushed around +0 +he +une of I9 poinfs in Jrhe firsf half. Jrhe Jream s+aged one of rheir greafemL rallies of Jrhe season. Babb scored one fouch- down on a long pass from Gross. and Jim Sexson scored anofher when he caughf a paH'ed-clown pass in Jrhe end zone. A final rally fell shorf when Earl Benoche. Fred Wargo. and Jack Roberfson John LewisI Bob Babb. Chuck Gross. Bill Richey Cal Colwell Jerry Curfis Tom Carlyle, Buren McClure. Don Johnson. Don Davisson Lou Cox. LeeRoy LaRose. Vern lngrum. Lou Sfivers FIRST ROW: Monfie Popham. Lew Olds, John Pankey. Morris Tschannen. Dick Mills, Frank Cox. Gerry Baker, Morris McDaniel. Ken Sedgwick. SECOND ROW: Bill PaHerson, Lyman Munsell. John Bris+ol. Bill Monier, Jim Grissom. Ken Kleffe, John Richmond. Bob Taylor, Coach William A. Healey. THIRD ROW: Max Pugh. Don Heyduck, Gene Brown. Bronfon Auslinl Jack WhiHed. Bob DroleJr. Bill Campbell. Bob Drolef, passing Gross fumbled on Jrhe I3eyard line. and +he game ended wifh +he final counf l9 +0 I2. The nexf week-end found +he Jream a+ DeKalb. where Jrhey encounferecl +he Huskies under +he arc lighfs. A fasf forward wall and a Tine passing alfack sank Jrhe locals 26 +0 0. Vicfory came +0 The Panfhers a+ lasf as +hey conquered Wesfern 20 +0 TI2 ' In Their TirslL home game. Trailing unfil fhe lasf quarl'er. Johnny Slabler reeled 0H Jrwo Jrouchclowns for +he winning margin. The home field held anofher win a week lafer as Eas+ern besfecl Millikin's Big Blue 7 +0 0. Chuck Gross heaved a long forward +0 Neal Hudson jusf shor'r of +he goal +0 sef up Jrhe win- ning score in an exfremely even baffle. Homecoming was no+ a happy oc- casion as far as The loofball game was concerned. Affer leading Normal I3 lo 0 af Jrhe end of +he hrsf quarfer. +he Redbirds came back +0 win 26 +0 I3. H' was a hearfbreaker for Jrhe home- comers as +his game was The be- ginning ol: Jrhe long injury plague. A journey +0 Carbondale a week lafer found +he Pan+hers absorbing Jtheir wors1L licking of +he season. as Gene Sfoflar led +he Maroons in handing ouf a 20 +0 0 drubbing. Indiana Sfafe was nexl'. and be- Jrween momenfs of bofh Temporary and susfainecl violence fhe opposifion won l3 +0 0. The fighf lasl'ed abou1L five minufes. wilh bloody noses as Jrhe mosf disasfrous resulf on ei'rher side. Murray Sfafe ended +he card and were probably +he foughesf l'eam Easfern faced all season. The score of Jrhe one-sided aHair was 38 +0 l3, all one way for Murray. Page One H1mdrcd Ten HOOPSTERS VISIT NATIONAL Eastern enjoyed one of +heir mosf successful bas- kefball seasons in many years as Jrhe Pan+her quinief rolled up a sevenieen-and-eighiL record. +ook second place in Jrhe HAC, and qualiTied for +he nafional Jrifle fournamenf in Kansas Cify. To add +0 +he honors heaped on +he Eas+ern crew. Neal Hudson was named Jrhe mosf valuable player in Jrhe conference. Coach William A. Healey. in his Jr-irer season 511' EL. seffled on a s+ar+ing line-up early in +he season, and fhe same five labored +hroughou+ +he year. The firsf five consisfed of Elmo Hilderbrand and Bob Olson af forwards, Neal Hudson and Johnny Lewis a+ guards, and Jack Miller a+ cen+er. This five Tuncfioned well as Elmo and Bob neffed mosf of +he poinfs. John carried +he defensive burden, Neal domina+ed +he floor play. and Jack did mos+ of +he rebound work. Sirong replacemeni's added greaHy +0 +he suc- cess of Jrhe Healeymen. Jim Sullivan was an invalu- able assef af cenfer and forward and scored over a hundred poinfs. Lee Markwell and Jack Haworfh were +he guard replacemenfs. Bo+h showed speed and garnered Jrheir share of Jrhe poinfs. Glen Hol+ and Dick Lehr JFilled in af forward and fumed in credifable performances. Dick. The Caf Man, was Jrhe crowd favorife and brough+ cheers ali year long as he enfered games in +heir final seconds and be- gan shoofing his long leH-handed shofs. The climax of +he season came when +he Panfhers were seleci'ed +0 play a posf-season eliminaiion four- namen+ for a berfh af 'rhe nafional in Kansas Cify. Miller Scores Againsf Norfhern They fumed in a 55 +0 45 vicfory againsf Eureka and a 60 +0 55 win over Miliikin +0 qualify for +he Kansas Ci+y fourney. The big fown proved a bi+ foo much. however, as +he Panfhers losi' +heir Tirsf-round baffle +0 Soufheasfern Oklahoma of Durant 53 +0 42. FIRST ROW: Glenn Holf, Elmo Hilderbrand, Jim Sullivan. Jack MiHer. Dick Lehr. Neal Hudson. Bob Olson. SECOND ROW: Lee Markwell. Jack Haworfh. John Frazier. Gene Del Barba. Coach William A. Healey. Lee Markwell Neal Hudson Bob Okon Jack Jim Miller Sullivan Jack Haworfh Elmo Hilderbrand Glenn Holf Johnny Lewis FIRST ROW: Coach William A. Healey. Johnny Lewis. Neal Hudson, Lee Markwell. Bob Olson. SECOND ROW: Glenn Holt Jack Miller. Jim One of +he oufsfanding games of +he year was +he 57 To 44 win over Soufhern. The Maroons came +0 Charlesfon wifh +he Conference championship fled up. and Jrhe locals had a firm grip on second place. The firsf five funcfioned like a welleoiled machine, led mos1L of Jrhe game. and senf Glenn Holder's champions home badly beafen. The shandomL crowd aHracfion 01C +he season was +he game wiJrh +he Harlem Globe-Troffers. Playing be- fore a packed house. +he Easferners fossed in a Jrofal of 70 poin'rs for +heir season's besf effort The big black spof on The Panfher record was +he +wo defeafs a+ +he hands of Wesfern. The lanky Lea'rher- necks beaf Easfern 53 +0 50 for fhe Sullivan. Elmo Hilderbrand. locals' only home loss and fook +he Panfhers again 56 +0 54 af Wesfern. The Millikin vicfory was probably +he mos'r crucial of +he season. H was a rubber game, since +he locals had been vicforious a+ home and had been beafen rafher badly af Decafur. The Tinal game was played In Decaur. and Easfern leff no doub1L in +he minds of +he hundreds fhaf packed Kinfner Gym as +0 +he beffer Jream. One of The s'rronges1L feams faced by Easfern during +he year was Mar- shall College. The +wo feams me+ dur- ing +he Midwesf Holiday fournamenf. and El. came omL second best 67 +0 60. Marshall wenf on +0 +he champion- ship and were lafer runners-up in The Kansas Cify affair. We jammed 'em In af Jrhe Globe TroHer game Page Our Hundred Tlu'rtccn 7 my V? 3mm , ta ,, MI: k, r HaworfE scores H's Lewis all alone ' BEg Jim' from underneafh Goin' high againswL Sfafe Sfop. Elmo Comcerence mosf valuabie Jim s hook sho+ And agains+ Soufhem Come on, Olie Paar 0m Hundred Fourlcvn B Jream in +he closing seconds of +he Globe TroHer game Eas'rern 6O Shurfleff 4I Eas+ern 66 Norfhern 49 Eas+ern 5I Washingfon 39 Easfern 58 Norfhern 5I Eas+ern 59 Concordia 48 Easfern 63 Normal 47 Easfern 57 Evansville 63 Eas+ern 5O Millikin 63 Easfern 33 Indiana Sfa're 68 Easfern 54 Wesfern 56 Easfern 58 Illinois B Team 49 Easfern 63 Evansville 52 Easfern 60 Marshall 67 Easfern 57 Illinois B Team 5I Eas+ern 5I Indiana S+a+e 42 Easfern 6O Concordia 43 Eas+ern 65 Normal 49 Easfern 57 Soufhern 44 Easfern 53 Millikin 5I Easfern 55 Eureka 45 Easfern 38 Soufhern 56 Easfern 6O Millikin 55 Easfern 7O Globe TroHers 4I Easfern 42 Durant Oklahoma 53 Easfern 47 Wesfern 50 FIRST ROW: John Frazier, Charlie Sfanberry, Mickey Lile. SECOND ROW: Don Woodard. Roy Klay, Chuck Gross. John Hammond. Coach Andy Sul- hvan. Page One Hundred Fiftcm LHHe Tom omL a+ firs+ The I946 baseball squad was in +he main a vic+im of pifchingefoo much pifching from +he opposifion and af +imes nof enough on our own hill. Fred Gehrf. Coach Lanfz's number one hurler. was draHed early in +he season and leH a large pair of shoes +0 be filled. Arf Glad and Lowell Clark Jrook furns coming in from +heir regular posHions in cenfer field and shorfsfop. respecfively. +0 fill +he mound vacancy. Glad was very impressive in his +wo vic+ories of +he year. beafing Wesfern 4 +0 I and handcuffing Wesleyan in +he final game of +he season 2 +0 I. Clark accounfed for +he ofher fwo vicfories of Jrhe season wi+h a 9 +0 5 win over Indiana S+a+e and 6 l0 +0 4 decision againsf Normal. He was robbed of BASEBALLERS HAVE a possible second vicfory againsf Indiana Sfafe when +he confesf was called a+ +he end of Jrhe JrenJrh be- cause of darkness wH'h +he score +ied 9 +0 9. Possibly +he +wo Jroughes'r feams Easfern faced during +he year were Millikin and +he Universify of Sf. Louis. Boofs Budde. Millikin's leffehanded moundsman, was undoubfedly Jrhe +0ughes+ pi+cher +he locals saw during +he year. He drubbed +hem fwice. 8 +0 I and II +0 2. The Sf. Louis crew was equally successful againsf +he Lan+zmen. beefing +hem I3 +0 9 and 6 +0 I. Coach Lan+z found his s+ar+ing lineup early in +he season and if fundioned as a unhL during mosf of fhe games. Carrying +he brunf of +he hiHing were FIRST ROW: LeeRoy LaRose. Rolla Railing. Leo Slovikoski. Coach CharVes P. Lanfz, Arf Glad. Lowell Clark. Phil Wor- land. Lyman Munsell. SECOND ROW: Jim Saylor. Coach James Goff. Ernie Griess. Rex VlhiYson. Andy Sullivan. Buck Buchanan. Donald Davisson. TROUBLESOME YEAR Saylor scores winner againsf Wesleyan Cafcher LeeRoy LaRose and Second-sacker Leo Slo- Easfern. . . s . . . . ,. I Millikin ............. 8 vikoski. bofh long-ball hiHers and He only .300 Easfem .......... 9 Indiana S+a+e........ 9 c'onrgfnd H19 :fhub. d h + H1 I b d Easfern .......... 2 Millikin .....s.......ll r a was e spee merc an on e c u an a was a .300 hiHer unfil he hif a slump in +'ne lasf few Easfvrn ........ 4 Wesfern I games of +he season. The veferan Andy Sullivan on Easfern '0 Normal ' ' . ' . ' ' . ' ' 4 firsf base. Don Davisson a+ +hird. and Jim Saylor Easfern .......... 9 Washingfon - - - . - ' ' - - '3 filling in for Clark 61' short filled 0qu +he infield. Phil Easfern .......... 0 Normal ............ 5 Worland, Buck Buchanan, and Rolla Railing were Easfern .......... 6 DeKalb ............ l3 +he regular ouhtielders when Giad was on +he mound. Easfern .......... 3 Wesfern ........... 7 Eas+erns . s . . . . . . . O DeKalb ............ 6 Easfern .......... l Washingfon ......... 6 Eas+ern ssssssssss 9 Indiana Sfafe ........ 5 Easfern .......... 2 Wesleyan ........... l Thaf's Sullivan th his back +0 fhe camera ' Bob Slafer. Bob Richmond, Dick McCullock. Don Sullivan. Dick Spillers. Ken Knop. Jim Taylor. John Hammond. Elwood Popham. Coach Burley. SLATER LEADS LONG RUN BOYS Cross-counhy was successquy Jraken back info +he fold of Easfern's ac+ive sporfs aHer an ex+encled layoff during Hwe war. Dr. Lloyd E. Burley Jrook Coma mand of +he squad and fashioned a consisfenf win- ner. Bob Duke Sla+er. Mar+insville High School Hash led +he Jream and was defeafed only +hree fimes during +he season. Sfafer cdmin' home A pair of vicfories over Indiana Sfafe. a pair of losses +0 Sou+hern. and a loss +0 Normal, was +he accumula+ed dual compeinon record of +he Pan- +her squad. Slafer finished firs+ in all of +hese meefs. excep+ +he Normal affair, and shared fhe disi'indion wifh feammafes Don Sullivan +hree fimes, and Dick Spillers once. The Duke found +he going a liHle rough a+ Hue IIAC meef and he finished fourfh. as did +he feam. Ninfh was +he bes1L Slafer could pull from +he Loyola lnvifafional. Bob Richmond. Jim Taylor, and Dick McCullock were +'ne four. five. and six men on +he squad. Slafer, SuHivan. Spillers, Richmond. and McCullock. Mark Rice, Jack Mufhersbough, Roger Sorensen. Joe WaHon, Ed Sluder. Bill Pulliam, Coach Rex Darling. TENNIS TEAM RETURNS ' Tennis made an unexpecfed re+urn +0 +he campus in +he spring. as Coach Rex Darling assembled a lasf minufe schedule for +he hopeFul bmL inexperienced nefmen. Roger Sorensen filled +he number one spof during Hwe enfire year and won bofh of his mafches againsf !ndiana Sfafe's Gene Frede. who la+er played var- sify for +he Universify of Illinois. Sorensen I051L his conference mafch, however, in a very hard-foughf bafHe wi+h +he even+ual champion. Sorensen and Rice +eam up Page One Hundred Nineteen Dick Fisher and Ed Sluder exchanged Hwe +wo and fhree posifions during H18 year. buf were s+ricHy in- and-oufers. Joe Walfon, Mark Rice. Loyd Carson. Jack Mufh- ersbough. and Bill Pulliam vied for +he o+her posi- +ions, wifh Sorensen. Rice. WaHon, and Mufhers- bough represenfing Eas+ern 5+ +he conference meet Soufhern and Wesfern proved foo foug'n. however. and senf +he local squad home wi+hou+ a vicfory. FiRST ROW: Rob Drolef. Dick Spillers. Harold Gray, Neal Hudson, Jimmy Goff. mascof: Bill Monier. Bernie Waren. Don Sullivan. . SECOND ROW: Jim Sullivan. Don Johnson, Lyle KnoH. Dick Wllmufh. THIRD ROW: Trainer Tipsword. Lewis. LaRose. McClure, Parke. ManueH. Manager Goleman. Coach Goff. TRACKSTERS ENJOY WINNING SEASON One of +he besf balanced Jrrack Jreams +0 repre- sen+ Eas+ern in Hue las+ few years campaigned for Jrhe Panfhers in He spring of I946. LeeRoy LaRose led Hwe ream in poin+-ge++ing and se1L a new conference record in Hwe sho+ puf wifh a heave of 46 feet I iVZ inches. During +he season +he squad won a dual meef from Normal, bea+ Indiana S+afe. Rose Poly. Milli- kin. and Illinois Wesleyan in +riangular meefs. placed well in Hue ElmhursrL Relays. rhird In +he conrerence meet and losf a close dual mee1L +0 +he conference champs from Soufhern. Besides LaRose, ofher consisfenf poinf-makers In +he weighfs were Jim Sullivan. fops in He iavelin. Wayne Parke, Bruno McClure. and John Lewis. Neal Hudson was a sfandouf performer in We high jump. clearing six feef on occasions. and par- +icipa+ing in He broad jump and pole vault John Lewis, who cap+ained Hue feam. was +he number one vauHer. He also jumped high and wide and +hrew +he discus. Lyle KnoH and Jean Manuell were ofher poinf winners in +he broad jump. KnoH, Don Johnson. and Dick Spillers were Hue squad's sprinfers. wi+h Spillers expanding +0 +he quarfer and half a+ fimes. Bob Drolef and Don Sulli- van helped our on +he 440. and Bill Monier ran +he half wi+h Spillers. +hough +he mile was his specialfy. Bernie Waren and John Barr were fine ofher +wo dis- Jrance men. wifh John going er0 miles and Waren concenfrafing on +he 880. The hurdles were Hie possible weak spo+ of +he ream. wi+h Don Sullivan, Herb Williams. and Haroid Gray showing only fraces of winning form. Page One Hundred Tu'rnty DICK SPILLERS Jusf joggiw along JIM SULLIVAN Viewin' fhe heavens HAROLD GRAY Timber foppin' LEEROY LAROSE AH rared back DON JOHNSON One for H16 money LYLE KNOTT Warming up FIRST ROW: Don Sullivan. Gerry Shafer. Phil Worland. Jack Miller. Allan Cook. Don Davisson, Charlie Long. SECOND ROW: Monfie Popham. Jim Bell. Jim Saylor, Oscar Hicks. Don Johnson. Jay KnoH. Lyle KnoH. Jim Fosfer. THIRD ROW: Leroy Buchanan. Frank Cox. Bob Tipsword, Jerry Bell. Dick HuHon, Jim Taylor. Roger Sorensen. . FOURTH ROW: BiH Monier, Bob Drolef. John Sfabler. Cal Colwell. Chuck Gross, Howard Barnes. Arf Glad, Wayne GOP- don. Ace Irvin. FIFTH ROW: Bernie Hay+on. Leo Slovikoski, John Lewis, Neal Hudson. LeeRoy LaRose. Jim Sullivan, Bernie Waren. VARSITY CLUB REORGANIZES The Varsi'ry Club reorganized +his year aHer sev- eral years of inacfivify while Hue club was JFighfing +he war. Johnny S+abler was chosen +0 preside over +he organizafion for +he year. He was assis+ed by Allyn Cook as vice-presiden+ and Ray MeHer as secrefary-freasurer. The ou+s+anding acfivier of +he Club was +he dispensing of refreshmenf commodifies a1' +he baskefball games. H18 prom being used +0 buy leHer sweafers for Jrhe members of +he club. Miss JuanHa Williams was chosen head foofball gree+er in +he annual elecfion sponsored by +he Easfern Sfafe Club. Juanifa, a. sophomore from MaHoon. was ably assisfed by Sally Wa++ and Es+her Cunningham. who were runnerssup in +he ballofing. Miss Williams and her assis+an+s welcomed Wesfern and Millikin +0 defeafs on +he home field, bu+ could nof casf a spell on Normal a+ Homecoming. Ou r Foofba ll Greefers Sally Wait Juanifa Williams. and Esfher Cunningham. Page One Hundred Twenty-two Baskefball or Ballef INTRAMURALS ROUGH AND TUMBLE AS EVER The Sig Tau soffball feam won Jrhe spring inha- mural soffball championship wifh four vicfories in five games agains+ Jrhe Phi Sigs. Chuck Tedford pifched +he Sig Tau +eam +0 vicfory by scores of l2 +0 4.7 +0 0. l +0 0. and l3 +0 I: in +he first sec- ond, four+h. and fiffh games in Jrhe bes+ of seven series. The Phi Sig crew capfured +he +hird confesf 9 +0 8 behind +he chucking of Bill Towler. The fall inframural program gave +he Phi Sigs a chance for revenge. Seven Jreams enfered +he soff- baH league. and fhe Phi Sig squad wen+ +hrough un- defeafed. Louis Schqu cap+ained +he fall champs. Ano+her feafure of +he fall program was +he +ene nis +0urnamen+ cap+ured by Roger Sorensen. Soren- sen. varsify hiHer from MaHoon. defeaJred Bill Car- Jrer in +he 'Final ma+ch 6-4 and 7-5. A +osseup was Jrhe ne+ resulf In +he Jrouch fooeraH series. The Sig Tau and Phi Sig elevens played a 0-0 fie and defeafed all ofher opposifion +0 share +he crown. Highlighf of Jrhe Inframural sessions was +he round-robin baskefball fournamenf Jrha1L formed +he winfer acfivifies. Sixfeen feams compefed. and Jrhe evenfual winner was a group d lads from Bradley. Kankakee. and Maffoon who named Jrhemselves Jrhe Brad-KeMa1's. Frank Casino capfainedfhe feam +ha+ consisfed of Earl Benoche. Glen Piland. Press Ferris. Lee Marlow. Phil Young, Buck Brady, and Jerome Hir+. Page One Hmtdrtd Twenty-thrce Leading scorer of +he league was Leo S'ovikoski. anofher Kankakee boy. who ne++ed I93 poin+s 1tor +he A+om Bombers. Second-place Jream was Sigma Tau Gamma. who were led by +he veferan Bernie Hayfon. who copped second place in Jrhe individual scoring wi+h I53 fal- hes. A volleyball fournamenf held early in +he spring was won by +he Varsify feam composed of Elmo Hilderbrand. Johnny Lewis. George Crawford, Lou Sfivers. Neal Hudson, Howard Barnes. and Jack Miller. Champion Roger Sorensen and Runner-up Bill Carfer Norma C?ark Mary Colyer Esfalene Meeker AMAZONS EXTEND PROGRAM Promofing sporfsmanship, fellowship. inferest and skill in women's afhiefics are +he major purposes of +he W.A.A. Mary Colyer. advised by Miss BeHy Farians, was presidenf during a year filled wifh many sporfs acfivifies and social evenfs. Norma Clark was vice-presidenf. Esfalene Meeker secrefary-freasurer. and Be++y Carmichael and Mary Schoufen were co- social chairmen. Playday, Jrhe major evenf o? +he year, was held for 'rhe1tirs1L Jrfme in several years, on February 22. when Easfern was hos+ +0 six ofher schools a+ a Baske+ball Sporfsday. The +heme for +he Sporfsday was baskef- ball and Washingfon's birfhday. During +h3 winfer fermy +he W.A.A. exfended ifs services +0 +he enfire school. in offering everyone +he opporfunify of learning +0 dance. The class was conducfed by Daisy Brady during +he fall and win- +er ferms, and by Mary PaHon In Jrhe spring. The Spring Banque+ became +he main social evenf of +he year. Af +he banquef +he new oHicers were infroduced and several girls received +heir E.I. awards for fulfilling cerfain requiremen+s in sporfs WAA Bowling Club rolls 'em down Page One I-Izmdrcd valztyrfivc Ready-Aim-Fire! +hroughou+ +he year. They were Marilyn Bagby. June Bubeck, BeHy Carmichael, Hilda Dixon. Esfalene Meeker. Eloise Sparks, and Leona Wenfe. Clubs were formed by +he girls par+1cipa+ing in all of +he sporfs. The hiking acfivifies were begun wifh +he annual ge+-acquain+ed picnic held early in Oc+ober, when Mary Schoufen was elecfed head of +he hikers. Some of fhe girl pedesfrians did +heir hiking early in fine day. finishing +heir exercise wifh an ou'rdoor breakfast while ofhers posfponed H'. in Jeanne Keiper and Esfalene Meeker wafch Hilda Dixon hH' fhe ball Tennis calls Mary Colyer and Wilma Win'rers order +0 walk for relaxafion affer +he day's work. An overnighf hike in May was +he climax of a year-long sport Hockey called +he girls forH'a a+ seven in +he morn- . ing. 'ro enjoy +he aufumn weafher. Jeanne Keiper was hockey head. and +he fournamenf held 61' +he end of +he season was won by +he Sophomore Class. Some o1c +he girls preferred +0 spend +heir fime on +he golf course insfead of fine hockey field. Hilda Dixon presided over +he gohc club during +he fall. June Bubeck adjusfs and Eileen SchuHe during +he spring. Mosf parfici- panfs concenfrafed on learning +0 hif +he ball and avoid having +0 replace divors. rafher +han aiming af doing He course in par. Wilma Winfers was leader of fennis in bofh fall and spring. Lessons for beginners were given and several +0urnamen+s were held. The dance club mef during Hue enfire year. The girls expended much eHorf learning dances and had You name If +he opporfunify +0 display +heir accomplishmenfs wifh Jrheir parf in fhe Spring Band Fesfival. As wi+h +he boys. baskefball was also +he fearured spor+ on We girfs' winfer program. Open and class +ournamen+s were held and +he games proved very close, and inferesf was a+ a peak all of +he fime. The HBlue Demons won H18 open fournamenf and Hue Seniors +he class Jrournamenf. Barbara NuHall was +he head of baskefball. Near +he end of He Wa+ch Jrhose shins IRST ROW: Engel. Hoy. Schoufen. Longbons. C. Coiyer. Harringfon. rECOND ROW: Carmichael. Monficue. Meeker. Tharp, M. Colyer. season. a varsify Jream was chosen and Barbara Mon- +icue was elecfed cap+ain. The feam fraveled +0 +he Universify of Illinois for a Playday on March 8. where +hey were vicforious. June Bubeck. as presidenf of fine badmin+on club. proved herself worfhy of H115 posifion. for she and Wilma Winfers were winners of +he doubIes Jrourna- men+. and Deva Kibler of +he singles. Bowling was held in H19 winfer under Hue insfruc- All for one fion of Norma Snyder. Affer feaching +he beginners how +0 bowl. an individual +ournamen+ was held, in which Minnie Waugh was high scorer. Minnie Waugh headed +he soffball group. and Elizabefh Harring'ron was leader of Jrhe archery club. Wi+h such an acfive year behind Hwem, +he girls feel +ha+ +heir program has been successful and has complied well wi+h +he moHo of HA spor+ for every girl and a girl for every sport Wafch +he birdie. Deva She was ahead 01t +he fimes In her new spring hat The cenfer 0e aHenfion On a head like H161- Would surely convince one From where he's a'r Thaf +ha+ was meanJr For a haf like Hwaf. -Colseybur. Homecoming Queen and Escor'r Marfha Tym and Eugene Price end Biy 85 e Page One Hundred Thirty Queen Homecoming Welcome Home from R.G.B. Big Blow of '46 Queen for a Day Freshman Smoker Now Back in '28 EI'S Grs ARE BACK - The +hirfy-second renewal of Homecoming af Easfern was nofeworfhy for many reasons; for a memorial exhibifion of Paul Sargenfs' painfings. for public appearance by Burl Ives. former alumnus. of radio and +he movies. for Tommy Tucker and his orches+ra. and for +he foofball game againsmL an old rival, Normal. The fug-of-war confesf found +he freshman group wading +hrough cold. waisf-deep wa+er. wifh Jrhe Akes Advises Offspring vicforious upper classmen weak. buf happy, on fhe ofher side. Following +his evenf was +he big bonfire. which had been collecfed and jealously guarded by freshmen during +he week. The play. Snafu. and a midnighf show followed in quick succession. The following day +he largesf Homecoming parade seen in many years sfarfed foward +he square. The floaf enfered by Trailerville won firsf honor. Sigma Sigma Sigma Sororify's house decorafion surpassed all ofher confesfanfs. according +0 +he iudges' sfand- ards. A band fesfival and foofball game led up +0 Jrhe climax of Easfern's Homecoming wifh Jrhe crowning of Miss Marfha Jean Tym as Queen aJr Jrhe Corona- +ion Dance played by Tommy Tucker. In Fron+ of All These People The Panfher wouldn'f move Too liHle and Jroo lafe Blue-fail Fly Red birds were Le+'s fake 'em info courf Hofhourse Beaufies Page Onc Hundred Thirty-four Maumsn mam. UNDER A smmu TREE, , m: EPsTAPHi is THERE mats: BENEATH THi s DOME m L roman T0 LIE 1y; .3 ortk THE .- Sing if purfy. Burl! SiHing on fop o1c Hwe world Here. Jroo Kickapoo Joy Juice Jusf lounging around Page One Hundred Thirtijc Salufe +0 Normal BURL - - Big EhNormal 5+er , v, 5'3'? , . . a$ g$tgani$I3 Wuangmm g 1'! ax , 1 ; Flag Going Up Page One Hundred Thirty-six Sing Ouf. Swee'r Land Tommy Tucker Time Ricky Visifs +he Queen Page One Hundred Tlu'rty-swm CAMPUS W5 s SHIRLEY J, MIDDLESWORTH I Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Tau Delfa Presidenf Assisfan+ Edifor of Warbler WW Business as Usual BETTY CARMICHAEL DeHa Sigma Lady and Business Manager of NEWS JOHN ROBERTS Sigma Tau Gamma acfor Presidenf of Players and Thefa Alpha Phi LEADERS BETTY ELLIOTT DeHa Sigma Epsilon Senior aHendanf +0 Homecoming Queen and presidenf of Kappa Pi Prim Jim JIM HANKS Phi Sigma Epsilon. former NEWS edifor and presidenf o1C Senior Class EUGENE PRICE Also former NEWS edifor. and Sigma Tau Gamma member CLAU DE HAYS Phi Sigma Epsilon Vice-presidenf of Senior Class. Speakers and Phi Kappa DeHa JOHN STABLER Presidenf of Varsify Club ' l Llsfen. and Sigma Tau Gamma VicePresidenf CAROLYN SHORES DeHa Sigma Epsilon Member of Sigma Tau Delfa, and ou+s+anding piano perbrmer Bach or Boogie-Woogie? ART VALLICELLI Phi Sigma Epsilon president Lord Scholarship winner. and Bofany Maior. MARTHA TYM Homecoming Queen, and vice-presiden+ of Sigma Sigma Sigma BARBARA RINGO Tri Sigma songbird. and s+ar of opera. The Barfered Bride Name 1+. I'll Sing H Small. Aren'f They? y Ev K; w a w x vmw w DICK FISHER Phi Sigma Epsilon secrefary. Presidenf of Men's Union and indusfrious bo+anis+ My LiHle Deserf Flower ELOISE DICKERSON Tri Sigma freasurer, and vice presiden+ of Women's League Home in a Trailer WH'h Inspira+ion in Background RALPH WILSON Phi Sigma Epsilon, and PresidemL of Commerce Club Page One Hundred Farty-twa HAROLD MARIS Former Phi Sigma Epsilon presidenf and, presidenf of SfudemL Council Execufive Type JUNE BUBECK Treasurer of Del'ra Gamma Epsilon, and High Honors girl Loafer Type i K .4 I i: I E h l in 91. V Secrefarial Type JACK MUTHERSBOUGH Sigma Tau Gamma, presidenf of Junior Class. vice-presiden+ of Easfern Sfafe Club, and Sporfs Edi+or of NEWS and Warbler Page One Hundred Forty-threp FIRST ROW: Mufhersbough. Fisher. Baughman. Maris. Roberfs. SECOND ROW: Sfabier. Lacey. 5+. John. Hanks. Dickerson. Carmichael, Yosi'. THIRD ROW: Price, Middlesworfh. Shores. FOURTH ROW: Lafhrop. Provines. Vaiiiceili. Hayes. WHO'S WHO ON CAMPUS Six+een s+uden+s eiecfed by Jrhe S+uden+ Councii. aiong wi+h four seniors eiecied lasi year. represenfed Easiern in +he I946-47 pubiicafioneHWho's Who in American Coileges and Universiiies. The purpose of +his elecfion is +wo-fold: first +0 serve as an oufsfanding honor by which a deserving siudent aHer displaying mesii in college and ac- complishing his goals. would be given recognifion wifhouf having +0 pay some fee; second. +0 esfabiish a reference volume of aufhorifafive informafion on +he greai body of America's leading college sfu- denis. The compiiafion and publica+ion of each sfu- clenf's biography should represenf +he bes+ +ha+ +he colieges have +0 offer. Days 5+ Eas+ern ail remind us We can make our school subiime. And deparfing. leave behind us. Blueprin+s on Jrhe sands of Jrime. eCoiseybur. Page One Hundred Fcrty-four FIRST ROW: Tefff, Sparks. Middlesworfh, McCallen, Simpson. SECOND ROW: Tolch. Widener. Dr. Moses. Paul. Drake. LET'S GO TO COLLEGE On November 28, I946. a new adivier was Ini- Hafed on +he Easfern campus. This was +he one-hahc hour daily radio program. HLef's Go +0 College. broadcas1L over sfaHon WLBH. The man behind +he scenes was Dr. Elber+ R. Moses. radio direcfor. Johnny Paul. sfudenf program diredor. organized +he sfudenf s+a1CF and was re- sponsible for Jrhe program planning and producfion. The sfaH was originally organized wifh John Tolch in charge of publicify, Ru+h Davis heading Jrhe scripf depar+men+, Verne Drake as engineer, Bob Murray as aide-de-camp. Ken Conneil and Bob Simpson, sporfscasfings Dorofhy Corzine reporfing Sfan Elam's news releases, Verna Lowry bringing hin+s +0 home- makers, and +he foHowing dale program managers: Don Musselman. Rufh Davis, Hal Sparks and Carl Rocha+. Bob McCallen. and Ralph Widener. These daily program managers Jrook charge of one program each week, making arrangemenfs for re- hearsing. Hming. announcing. and coordinafing wifh Jrhe enHre program as sef up by Johnny Paul. Programs +ha+ received high raHng from +he Ilse Jrening audience were Don Musselman's dramafic narrafive. We. +he Peopie of +he Uni+ed Na+ions; +he Social Science roundfable discussions; +he radio Class workshop programs; and Ralph Widener's invi- +a+ional high school series. Wifh Jrhe Hying s+ar+ made +his year. Jrhe radio au- dience in +he Eas+ern area should be looking forward +0 +he Jrime nexf fall when +hey can again dial in +0 hear +he familiar phrase. Lef's 60 +0 College! Hayes. Tegf. Toich, Macy, Widener. Wright Corzine, Davis, Bowman. SENIOR ACTIVITIES x .RDIS HARRIOTT BAILY Band I. 2. 3. 4: Glee Cfub I. 2. 3: Chorus I. 4: Or- chesfra 3. 4: Piano Ensemble 2: GirV's Ensemble I; Flufe Trio 2. 3: Players 2. 3: Home Economics Club I; French Club 1: Kappa Delfa Pi 3. 4; Hisforian-Reporfer 4: Geography Ciub 4; Forum 4: Junior Aide 3: High Honors l. 2. 3. 4. DORIS MARIE BAKER PAUL LEROY BARNES JOSEPH DUANE BECK Phi Sigma Epsilon 3. 4. FREDA BERTHA BOWER Forum I. 2. 3. 4: Science Club 2: Zoology Seminar 4: W.A.A. l. 2. 3. 4. MARY SANDRA S. BURGNER Sigma Sigma Sigma I. 2. 3. 4: Zoology Seminar I; New- man Club I. 2. 3. 4; Commerce Club I. NAIDA RAE BUSH Pemberfon HaH Presiden+ 4: Thefa Alpha Phi 3. 4; Vice- Presidenf 3. 4: Phi Befa SororHy; Spring play. The lm- porfance of Being Earnesf 2: Spring play. School for Scandal 3: S+uden+ Council 2; Ass'f Edifor of News l; Forum I. 2: Players l. 2. 3. 4: Easfern Sfafe Club 4: Band I. 2. JOHN LOYD CARSON Kappa Delta Pi 4; Forum I. 2. 3. 4; A.C.E. I. 2. 3. 4. Vice-Presidenf 4: TrailerviHe Mayor 4. GERALD MONROE CHESTNUT DORIS EILEEN CIHAK W.A.A. I, 2. 3, 4: Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. 4; Players I. 2. CALVIN KENT CLARK Phi Sigma Epsilon I. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Indusfrial Arf Club I. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4. GEORGE FRANCIS CLEMENTSON RALPH EUGENE CLOSSON Phi Sigma Epsilon 3. 4: Commerce Club I. 2. 3. 4. RICHARD ROMAN CONNOLLEY Sigma Tau Gamma I. 2. 3. 4; Easfern Sfafe Club 4; Geography Club I. 2. 3. 4: Newman Club I, 2. 3. 4. RALPH COX MILDRED OLMSTEAD CULVER MILES ORLIN CULVER ESTHER NADINE CUNNINGHAM AHendanf Homecoming Queen I; Assisfanf Foofball Greefer 4: Band I. 2. 3. 4. CHRISTINE N. DEARNBARGER HAROLD OLIVER DEVERICK MARY MARGARET DIEL DALE FRANKLIN DILTHEY Page One Hundred Forty-nine MARY ELOISE DICKERSON Counfry Life Club I. 2. 3. Presidenf 2: Forum 2: W.A.A. l. 2. 3. 4; Commerce Club 2. 3. 4: Pi Omega Pi. 2. 3. 4. Secrefary-Treasurer 3; Sigma Sigma Sigma 2. 3. 4. Trees- urer 4: Cecilians I. 2. 3. Treasurer 3: Choir 4: Women's League 4. Vice-Presidenf 4: Sfudenf Council 3: Head Junior Aide 3: Who's Who Among Sfudenfs in Ameri- can Universifies and Colleges 4. VIOLET BELLE DREES Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. 4. MARGERY MAY ELDER BETTY GRACE ELLIOTT Arf Club I. 2. 3. PresidemL 3'. Speakers I. 2: Cecilians l. 2. 3: Band I. 2; News Sfaff I. 2: Debafe I: DeHa Sigma Epsilon 2. 3. 4: Chaplain 3: Class Presidenf 2: . Women's League Council Presidenf 3: Sfudenf Council 2; . Kappa Pi 3. 4. Presidenf 4: Football Greefer 3: Who's Who Among Sfudenfs in American Colleges and Univer- sifies 3. 4: Campus Leader 3. 4: Junior Aide 3: Home- coming Queen AHendanf 4. CLIFFORD EMERSON EVANS MAX EVERETT EVANS HAROLD EUGENE FILDES lndus+rial Arfs Clubs 3. 4: Epsilon Pi Tau 4: Honors' 3. 4. THARL RICHARD FISHER Class Presidenf I: S+uden+ Council I. 4: Easfern Sfafe Club 3. 4: Who's Who Among Sfudenfs in American C014 leges and Universifies 4: PresideniL Men's Union 4: Cam- pus Leader 4.- Phi Sigma Epsilon 2. 3. 4. Secrefary 4: Science Club 2. 3. MARIAN ELIZABETH FITZGIBBONS Arf Club I. 2. 3. 4. President 3; DeHa Sigma Epsilon 2. 3. 4; Assisfanf Foo+baH Greefer 2: Women's League Council 3; Kappa Pi 3. 4: Newman Club I. 2. 3. 4: Players 2: W.A.A. I. 2; Counfry Life Club I. ROLLA FOLEY TROIT DONOVAN FREELAND Phi Sigma Epsilon 3. 4. SergeanLaLArms 3; Presiden+ Veferan's Club 3; FoofbaH 3. EARL SHELDON FUNSTON NORMA JEAN GARRETT A Cappella Choir 4: Bifs From Business sfaff. Copy Typisf I. 2. Ass'f Edifor 3, Edifor 4; Cecilian Singers 2. 3. Vice-PresideM 3; Commerce Club II 2. 3. 4. Vice- Presidenf 2. 3; Pi Omega Pi 2. 3. 4: DeHa Sigma Epsilon 2. 3. 4. Chaplain 4: Kappa Delfa Pi 3. 4. Presidenf 4: Pemberfon HaH secrefary 3. DENNIS LOVELL GEPHART WALTER EGINTON GERARD Band I. 2. 3: Choir I; Men's Glee Club 1; Science Club I. 2. ROBERT REX GOBLE THOMAS EDWARD GREGORY RUTH MARY GRUEN Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. 4: Wesley Fellowship 3. 4: Club Arcadia 4: Forum 4: W.A.A. 3. 4. JAMES LEROY HANKS Phi Sigma Epsilon l. 2. 3. 4. Presiden+ 3: Players I. 2. 3'. Kappa DeHa Pi 3. 4: Commerce Club I. 2: Eas+ern S+afe Club 2. 3. 4: News I. 2. 3. 4. Edifor 2. 3: Who's Who Among Sfudenfs in American Colleges and Universifies 3. 4: Class +reasurer 2. Gas Vice-Presiden+ 3. Class Presidenf 4: Sfuden'f Council 4: Campus Leader 3. 4. CLAUDE STANLEY HAYES Phi Sigma Epsilon l. 2, 3. 4. Treasurer 2. Presidenf 3: Pi Kappa Delfa 3. 4. Vice-Presiden+ 4: Speakers Club I. 2. 3. 4: Thefa Alpha Phi 3. 4: Players l. 2. 3. 4: Sigma Tau DeHa 4: Who's Who Among S+uden+s in American CoHeges and Universifies 3. 4: Class Secrefary I: Class Vice-Prasidem 4: Easfern Sfafe Club 2. 3. 4. Presiden+ 3: Campus Leader 3. 4: Kappa Delia Pi 4. BERNARD QUENTIN HAYTON Foofbail 2. 3. 4. Capfain 4: Baskefbal! 2. 3: Varsify Club 2. 3. 4: Sigma Tau Gamma I. 2. 3. 4. Presidenf 4: Easfern SfaJre Club 4. FREDA RUBYDEAN HEADY Band I. 2. 3. 4: Cecilian Singers l. 2. 3. 4. Librarian 4: Chorus I. 4: Orchesfra l: Mixed Ensemble 3: Forum 3. LEONA PAULINE HEINLE LOIS IRENE NUTTALL HOWERTON CLOYCE LYNN HUNT lndushial Arfs Club I. 2. 3. 4: Epsilon Pi Tau 3. 4. Presi- denf 4. RICHARD KNOX HUTTON Phi Sigma Epsilon l. 2. 3. 4. JOHN LEWIS IRES RALPH MARSHALL IRVIN Fidelis l. 2: Sigma Tau Gamma 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3: Easfern Sfafe Club 3. 4. Presidenf 4: Sfudenf Council 2. 3. 4. Presidenf 3: Gamma Thefa Upsilon 3. 4: Geo- graphy CWUb 4: Honors I. 3. High Honors 4: Who's Who Among S+udenfs in American Colleges and Universifies 3: Campus Leader 3: Varsify Club I. 2. 3. 4: Tennis I. 2. 3. 4: Baskefball 3; Foofball 3. ANGELO s. ISOLA LEWIS JASPER JENKINS MARVIN ERVIN JOHNSON lndusfrial Ar+s Club I. 2. 3. 4. Secre+ary-Treasurer 2: Epsilon Pi Tau 3. 4. Secre+ary-Treasurer 4: Kappa DeHa Pi 3. 4. Vice-Presidenf 4: Phi Sigma Epsilon 3. 4: Science Club I. 2. 3. 4: Mafhemafics Club 4. DONALD EDWARD JONES Radio Club 2: Zoology Seminar I: Science Club 2: Forum I. IDA MAE KIBLER LYLE LESTER KNOTT Varsify Club II 2. 3. 4: Foofball 2: Baskefball 2: Track I. 2. 3. 4: Kappa Mu Epsilon 2. 3. 4. Presidenf 3: Sigma Tau Gamma l. 2. 3. 4. Recording Secre+ary 2. 3. 4: Gamma DeHa 2. 3. 4: Science Club 2: Ma+hema+ics Club 2: Freshman Class Leader: Who's Who Among Sfudenfs in American Colleges and Universifies 2: S+uden+ Coun- cil l. 2: Campus Leader 2; Junior Marshall. ORLA JEAN KIMBROUGH Sigma Tau Gamma l. 2. 3. 4. Presiden+ 3. WILBERT WILLIAM KIRCHHOFF MILDRED KATHRYN KRANER WENDELL ALBERT LATH ROP Phi Sigma Epsilon 3. 4. Vice-Presidenf 4. Quarfer-masfer 3. 4: Forum I. 2. 3. 4. Presdienf 4: Geography Club I. 2. 3. 4: Gamma The+a Upsilon 4: Who's Who Among Sfudenfs in American Colleges and Universities 4: Easfern Sfafe Club 4. BERYL BROOKS LECOUNT Forum l. 2. 3. 4: Science Club I. 2. 3: Counfry Life Club I. 2. 3. Vice-Presidenf 3: Kappa Delfa Pi 4: Ma+hemchs Club I. 2. 3. 4: Kappa Mu Epsilon 2. 3. 4. LILLIAN GERTRUDE LEIGH Pi Omega Pi 3. 4. Presidenf 4: Kappa DeHa Pi 3. 4. Secrefary 4: Commerce Club 3. 4: Forum 3: Chrisfian Fellowship 4. JOHN HERSHIEL LEWIS Sigma Tau Gamma l. 2. 3. 4: Baskefball I. 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2. 3. 4. CHARLES DAVID LONG Cross Counfry 3. 4: Cheerleader 2: Choir 2: Sigma Tau Gamma 3. 4: Varsify Club 4. OSA VERNA LOWRY Home Economics Club I, 2. 3. 4: Radio sfaH 4: Science Club 2. 3. HAROLD FRANKLlN MARlS ths Who Among S+uden+s in American Colleges and UniversH'ies 3. 4: Phi Sigma Epsilon I. 2. 3. 4. Presidenf 2. Chaplain 3: Campus Leader 4: Sfudenf Council 2, 3. 4: Presiden+ 4: Wes4ey Fellowship 2. 3. PresidemL 2: CEass Secreiary-Treasurer 3: Eas+ern S+a+e Oub 4: Forum 2. 3: Geography Club I. 2. 3. 4: Players I. 2. 3. 4: Zoology Seminar 2. 3. BERTHA EILEEN MATHIAS Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. 4. MAVIS ALTA MATSON Band I. 2. 3: Phi Befa 4: Vice-Presidenf Pemberfon Hall 4: Players 2. 3. 4: Forum I. 2. 3. 4. EDITH McGUIRE DONALD E. MCKINNEY Sigma Tau Gamma I. 2. 3. 4: Debafe 4. HERSHEL JAMES McPHERON MILDRED BELLE MILLS Forum 4: A.C.E. 4. FRANK ROBERT MORSE RUSSELL LEE OGDEN WAYNE BOLIN PARKE Track I. 2. 3. 4: Foofball 2: Varsify Club 3. 4: Amafeur Radio Club 4; Band 2: Glee Club 2. JOHN EUGENE PAUL Orchesfra I. 2. 3: Symphony Orchesfra 2. 3: Band I. 2. 3. 4. Secre+ary-Treasurer 4: Players 2: Thefa Alpha Phi 3. 4: Homecoming Play 4: Spring play, On Borrowed TimeH 4: Wri+ers Club 4: Radio Program Direcfor 4. Page One Hundred Fifty RUSSELL MARION PIERSON Kappa Delfa Pi 4: Phi Sigma Epsilon I. 2. 3. 4: Who's Who Among Sfudenfs in American Colleges and Univer- sifies 3: Foo+ball l. 2. 3: Track 2: Class Presidenf 2: Class Secrefary 3: Sfudenf Council 2: Eas+ern Sfafe Club 2. 3: Varsify Club I. 2. 3. 4. GA JETT POYNTER Indusfrial Arfs Club I. 2. 3. 4. Secrefary-Treasurer 4: Epsilon Pi Tau 3. 4. EUGENE LEON PRICE News sfaH: l. 2. 3. 4. Edifor 4. A5531: Edifor 3: Warbler. Business Manager 3. Ass? Edifor 2: Sigma Tau Gamma l. 2, 3. 4. Vice-Presiden+ 3: The+a Alpha Phi 3. 4. Sec- refary 3: Players l. 2. 3. 4: Sigma DeHa I. 2. 3: Wrifers Club I. 2. 3. 4: Sigma Tau Delfa 4: Men's Union 3: Head Junior Marshal 3: Commerce Club I. 2. 3: Easfern Sfafe Club 4: Cross Counfry I. REX WILBU R PROVINES Zoology Seminar 1. 2. 3. 4: Science Ciub 1. 2I 3. 4: Geography Club 3. 4: Players 3. 4: Wesley Fellowship 3. 4. Presidenf 3: Ve+eran's Club Secrefary-Treasurer 3: Who's Who Among S+uden+s in American Colleges and Universifies 3. 4: S+udenf Council 3: Phi Sigma Epsilon 2. 3. 4: Easfern Sfafe Club 4. Junior Marshal 3. WILLIS CALVERT RARDIN BETTY GRACE HEISE REAT Delfa Sigma Epsilon l. 2. 3. 4. Hisforian 2: Junior Aide 3: Winfer Play. HLadies In Refiremenf 2: Kappa DeHa Pi 3. 4: A.C.E. 3. 4: Players 3: Honors I. 2. 3. 4; W.A.A. l. 2. 3. EDWARD GERALD RENNELS MARY JANE RICHARDS Band I. 2. 3. 4: Choir 1. 4: Cecilians l. 2. Librarian 2: Players I. 2. 3: Orchesha I. 4: Wesley Fellowship 2. BARBARA JANE RINGO Glee Club I: Presidenf Mixed Ensemble 2: Chorus 3: Band 2. 3: Campus Leader 3: Lead in OpereHa. Bar+ered Bride 3: Women's League Council 3: Voice RecHals 2. 3: Sigma Sigma Sigma l. 2. 3. 4. Corresponding Secrefary 3: Junior Aide. ' ELEANOR LITA ROCHAT Sigma Tau Delfa 4: High Honors I. 2. 3. 4. BERTHA REVIS ST. JOHN Players I. 2. 3: Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. 4, Presi- denf 4. Hlinois S+a+e Home Ec. Represenfafive +0 5 Sfafe Conference 3: Del+a Sigma Epsilon I. 2. 3. 4. Vice-Presi- denf 3. Presidenf 4: Presidenf Pemberfon Hall 3: Wesley Fellowship 3. 4. HOLLIS RAYMOND SALLEE WILMA JEAN SCHAHRER Arf Club I. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 2: Kappa Pi 3. 4. Presiden+ 3. Vice-PresidemL 4: Treasurer Pember+on Hall 4: Class Secrefary-Treasurer 4: Phi Befa Sororify 4: Kappa Delfa Pi 4: Forum 3. VERA LOUISE SCHERER HAROLD LOUIS SCHULTZ Phi Sigma Epsilon 2. 3. 4. Presiden+ 3: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Class Presidenf 3: Sfudenf Council 3: Pan Hellenic Coun- cil 2. 3: Gamma Delfa 4. Treasurer 4: Easfern $+a+e Club 3. 4: Who's Who Among S+uden+s in American Colleges and Universifies 3. Page One Hundred Fifty-one EILEEN PAULINE SCHUTTE DeHa Sigma Epsilon l. 2. 3. 4. Corresponding Secrefarv 4: Newman Club I. 2. 3, 4: Commerce Club I. 2. 3. 4: Pi Omega Pi 2. 3. 4. Secrefary-Treasurer 4: W.A.A. l. 2. 3. 4. Secrefary-Treasurer 3: Players 1. 2. 3: Women3s League Council 2. JAQUES WILLIAM SCOTT BILLY MAX SEAMAN GERALD GEORGE SHAFER DONALD LEROY SHAWVER Kappa Delfa Pi 3. 4. ROBERT EVAN SHAWVER RUTH EVELYN SHAWVER CATHERINE ANN SHEETS Sfudenf Council 3: Science Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Presideni 4. ROBERT LYNN SHEETS Phi Sigma Epsilon 3, 4, Hisforian 4: Science C4ub l. 2. 3. 4. Presidenf 4. CAROLYN JEAN SHORES Delfa Sigma Epsilon l. 2. 3. 4: Women's League Council 3, 4, Presidenf 4: Who's Who Among S+uden+s in Ameri- can Colleges and UniversiHes 2. 4: Foo+ball Greefer 2: Ass'1' EdHor Warbler 2: News I. 2. 3: Kappa DeHa Pi 4: Sigma Tau Delfa and Wrifer's Club 3. 4: Campus Leader 3; Sfudenf Council 2. 4: Junior Aide 3: Vice-Presiden+ Pemberfon Hall 3: Mixed Ensemble 1, 2: Choir l: Ce- cilians I. 2. 3. 4. EDWARD EMMERSON SLUDER Phi Sigma Epsilon I. 2. 3. 4. JOHNNY MILTON STABLER Sigma Tau Gamma 2. 3. 4. Vice-Presidem 3: FoofbaH 2. 3. 4: BaskefbaH 2. 3: Who's Who Among S+uden+s in American Colleges and UniversiHes 4: Campus Leader 3. 4: Charles P. Lanfz Foofball Award 3: Varsify Club 2. 3. 4. Presldenf 4. FRANCES RUTH STEVENS Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. 4. PresidemL 4: W.A.A. l. 2; Wesley Fellowship 2. 3. 4. MARY ALICE STEWART DeHa Sigma Epsilon 2. 3. 4: A.C.E. l. 2: Ar+ Club 2: Commerce Club 3. 4: Pi Omega Pi 4: Players 2: Rose of Sigma Tau Gamma 4. EDWARD CHARLES SULLIVAN KENNETH LLOYD TAYLOR Sigma Tau Gamma l. 2. 3. 4. SAMUEL HAROLD TAYLOR DONALD FRED TINGLEY Sigma Tau Gamma 2. 3. 4: Sergean+-a+-Arms 2: Cor- responding Secre+ary 4: Gamma The+a Upsilon 4: Geo- graphy Club 4: Forum 4: Easfern S+afe Club 4. SHERMAN TOTTEN MARTHA JEAN TYM Sigma Sigma Sigma l. 2. 3. 4. Vice-Presiden+ 4: Forum 2. 3. 4: Players 1. 2. 3: Women's League Council. Treas- urer 4: French Club I: Win+er play. Murder in a Nun- neryH 2: Wesley Fellowship 2. 3. 4: Homecoming Queen 4. WILLIAM HENRY TOWLER Phi Sigma Epsilon 3. 4: Forum 3. 4. MAE BETH VAIL Phi Befa Sororify 4. Presidenf 4: Easfern S+a+e Club Secrefary-Treasurer 4: Players 4: Counfry Life Club I. 2: Chorus I. 2: Band I. 2. ARTHUR EDWARD VALLICELLI Phi Sigma Epsilon I. 2. 3. 4. Presidenf 4: Livingsfon C. Lord Scholarship 4: Who's Who, Among Sfudenfs in American Colleges and Universifies 4: Easfern Sfafe C!ub 3. 4: Kappa Delfa Pi 4: lnferfrafernify Council 2. 3. ROBERT CLINTON WADDELL Phi Sigma Epsilon I. 2. 3. 4. HERBERT EDWARD WALSH Phi Sigma Epsilon 2. 3. 4: Indus+rial Arfs Club I. 2. 3. 4: Epsilon Pi Tau 4. LILY ANN WALTERS Cecilians I. 4: Home Economics Club I. 2. 3. 4. Sec- refary 3: Forum 4. BETTY FAYE WELLMAN Sigma Sigma Sigma 2. 3. 4. Senfinel 3: Geography Club I. 2. 3. 4: Players 4: Homecoming Play Lead 4: Drum Majoreffe l. 2. LEONA ELIZABETH WENTE Delfa Sigma Epsilon I. 2. 3. 4: Pan-HeHenic Council 2. 3. Presidenf 3: Newman Club I. 2. 3. 4. Presideni 3: Commerce Club I. 2. 3. 4: W.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4. Vice-Presi- denf 3: Class Treasurer 2. JOSEPH CHARLES WHITACRE Phi Sigma Epsilon 3. 4; Science Club I. 2. 3. 4. MARJORIE MARIE WHITE WENDELL DALE WILLIAMS Sigma Tau Gamma I. 2. 3. 4: Kappa Mu Epsilon 2. 3. 4: Who's Who Among Sfudenfs in American CoHeges and Universifies 3: News Business Mgr. 2: Class Secrefary l: Men's Union 2: Easfern S+a+e Club 4: Mafhemafics Club i. 2. 3. 4. DOROTHY JEANNE WILLINGHAM EDWARD DEAN WILSON RALPH DAVID WILSON Phi Sigma Epsilon l. 2. 3. 4: Commerce Club I. 2. 3. 4. Presiden+ 4: Campus Leader 4. WALLACE MELLOR WILSON WILLIAM LEONAL WINNETT MORRIS WILLIAM WISE Phi Sigma EpsHon 2. 3. 4: Eas+ern Sfafe Club 2. 3. 4: Men's Union 2. 3. Secrefary-Treasurer 2. Presidenf 4: Class Presidenf 3: Campus Leader 3: Who's Who Among Sfudenfs in American Colleges and Universifies 3: Gamma Thefa Upsilon 4: Sfudenf Council 3. RUTH MARIE WISEMAN Forum 2. 3. 4: Social Science Honor Sociefy 3. 4. Presi- denf 4: Geography Club 2. 3. 4. Secrefary-Treasurer 3. Presidenf 4: Gamma Thefa Upsilon 2. 3. 4: Kappa DeHa Pi 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Junior Aide: Sigma Tau Delfa 4. DALE DEVERE WORKMAN BERTHA MARIE MYERS WRIGHT DeHa Sigma Epsilon I. 2. 3. 4: Thefa Alpha Phi 2. 3. 4. Presiden+ 3: Players l. 2. 3: Winfer play. Posf Road 1: Spring play. Brief Music 2: Winfer play. Murder in a Nunnery 3: Class Vice-Presidenf 2: Women's League Council 2: Pan-Hellenic Council 2. 3: W.A.A. l. 2. 3. 4. Council 2. 3: Band I: Cheerleader I. 2. 3. SAMUEL EDWIN YOST FoofbaH 2. 3: Baseball 2. 3: Who's Who Among Sfudenfs in American Colleges and Universifies 3. 4: Phi Sigma Epsilon 2. 3. 4. Vice-Presidenf 3: Men's Union 4. Vice- Presidenf 4: Sfudenf Council 4: Class Vice-Presidenf 3: Junior Marshal: Varsify Club 3. 4: Science Club 2: In- dusfrial Arfs Club 4: Band I. 2. STANLEY EUGENE YOUNG Forum I. 2. 3. Vice-Presidenf 3: lndusfrial Arfs Club I. 2. 3. 4: Epsilon Pi Tau 3. 4. THOMAS STONEWALL YOUNG Varsify Club I. 2. 3. 4: Commerce Club 2. 3. 4; Cross Counfry I: Honors 2. 3. 4: Pi Omega Pi 4. MARYANN ZWINAK Sleepy Time Page One Hundred Fifty-two -A4 Abraham. Quean Wilson. 50 Adams. Jacqueline Louise. 62. 78 Aikman. Arfhur Loren. 62 Numbaugh. Rosemary. 62 Anderson. Charles Eugene. 63. 76 Anderson. Gloria Elizabefh. 37. 80. 8I. 89. 97 Anderson. Max Wirf. 63 Anderson. Ruby Phyllis. 63. IOI Arzena. Charles 85594. 50. 84. 95 Ashby. W. Jeanne. 57. 73. 79 Ashworfh. James Ray. 82 AH'O. Ray Harold. 63. 72. 82. 102 Ausfin. Bronfon. IIO -B4- Babb. Rober+ Gene. l06. IO9. 130 Bagby. Marilynn Violef. 57. 79 Bailey. Francis Edward. IOI Bailey. George Lewis. 63 Bailey. James Cecil. 50. 90 Baily. Ardis HarrioH. 37. 89. 92. 97 Baker. Gerald Raymond. IIO Baker. Marie Jane. 63 Baker. Mar'rha AHene. 36. 63 Baker. Sara LuciHe. 57. 78 Balcerzak. Phil Eugene. 63. IOI Ballard. Nena Eileen. 63. 78. 81. 86 Bane. William Robert 57, 74. 82. 88. I30 Barber. Beffy Lou. 63. 8I. 77 Barnharf. Leslie Arlo. 63. 74 Barnes. Howard E.. IO6. I22 Barnes. Paul LeRoy. 37 Barr. Cecil Ray. 63 Bar+h. Charles Royal. 50. 72. 75. 89. 96 Barfh. Richard Maurice. 63. 76. IOI Baerus. Charles Verlis. 63 Bass. HarrieH Louise. 63 Bafeman. Harold Bernard. 96 Baughman. Elizabefh Rufh. 50. 72. 73. 79. 82. I44 Barmgarfen. Marilyn Bernice. 57. 87 Beck. Joseph Duane. 75 Bell, Deloris Marie. 63. 78 Bell. James W.. 96. I22 Bell. Jerry Dean. I22 Bell. Ka+hieen Rachel. 50. 84 Benefiel. Roberf Joseph. 63 Benham. Clifford Thomas. 63 Benoche. Earl William. IO6. I08 Berninger. Sara NeHe. 57. 79. BI. 82. 84. 98 Black. Paul Ralph. I06 Black. Roberf W.. 57. 74. 84 Blair. Roberf Morfon. 63 Blankenbeker. Velda Mae. 63. I02 Block. William Joseph. 57. 89 Boles. Mary Jo. 92 Boley. Roy Edward. 50. 74 Bowles. Olene, 63 Bond. Rober+ Daniel. 57. 74. 95 Boneffo. Frank John. 63 Booker. Mable Mae. 57. 87 Bower. Freda Berfha, 37 Bower. Marianne. 29. 50. 88 Bowman, Ariel Irene. 78. I45 Boyer. Forresf Arfhur. 50. 74 Boyer. Paul Edward. 63 Bozarfh. BeH'y Jean. 63. 9I. 92 Bozarfh. Willie Mae. 63. 9I. 92 Brady. Daisy Belle. 57. 78. I30 Brady. HaroId Gene. 86 Bragg. Donald Henry. 63 Brandenburg. Joan. 63. 84. 98 Brauer. Donald Arfhur. 63. 87 Breen. James Lowell. 75 Page One Hundred Fiftyihree INDEX STUDENTS Brehmer. Morris Leroy. 63 Breininger. Ronald D.. 63 Brewer. Gwenn Eva. 57. 92. IOI Brian. John Richard. 49. 75. 95 Brickey. Vermon Leon. 63 Briggs. Kafherine. 63. IOI Briggs. Walfer Manning. 63 Brls+ol. John Roland. 106. HO Brooke. Freda Joanne. 57. 79. 94 Brooks. Marfha Jo. 63. 78 Brooks. Mary Clo. 63. 78. 87. IO! Brooks. Robert Allen. 63 Brooks. Rosella Fern. 63. 85 Brown. Charlie Lamar. 57 Bruce. Elmo LeRoy. 63. 92 Bryant Leo Edward. 50. 74 Bubeck. June Eloise. 21. 50. 79, BI. 82. IOI. I26. I43 Buchanan. Thomas Leroy. 50. I16. I22 Buinowski. Leonard Joseph. IO6. I08 BuHard. Virginia Ru+h. 63. 78 Bumpus. Frances Lorene. 64. 81. 77 Burgner. Jack Wafson. 56. 72, 75. 94 Burmeis+er. Virginia ElizabeH'I. 57. 72. 81. 87. 98 Bush. Naida Rae. 37. 77. 80. 8'. 82. 98 Bushur. Fidelis John. l02 Buffer. Anna LeoH. 64 BuHer. Marfha Irene. 8!. 92. 98 Buffer. Herman Wayne. 64 Buzzard. Charles Eugene. 98. I02 Byers. BiHy Talbert 64 Byers. Paul Ray. 64 -C4 Cacheraf. AIberf A.. 50. 89 Campbell. Sfacy Jack. 57. I02 Campbell. William Wright HO Carlyle. Pafricia Ann. 64. 78. 87 Carlyle. Thomas Edward. IO6. IO9 Carlyle. William Joe. 82 Carmichael. BeHy RuHm 50. 73. 79. 80. 82. I37. I38. I44 Carrell. Beffy Ann. 20. 64. 78 Carru+hers. Carol Vivian. 64. 78 Carson. John Lloyd. 37. 85. I03 Carfer. Mary Lou. 64 Carfer, Norma Jean. 57 Carfer. William Lee. 57. IOI. I23 Casino. Frank Charles. 64 Casfeel. Doro+hy Jeanne. 64 Casfeel. Mary Louise. 57 Ca+ey. Harold Carson. 50 Cearlock. Hilda Madge. 64 Chapman. Mary Ellen. 5l Look a+ +he Target Please Cihak. Doris Eileen. 37l 81 Clapp. Earl Winson. 64 C1app. Nancy Jane. 57. 79. 81. 82. 84. 91. 97 Clark. Calvin Kenf. 37. 75. 95 Clark. Frank Lowe11. 106. 116 C1ark. George Thomas. 64. 92 Clark. Norma Jean. 51. 78. 91. 92. 124 Cline. Nina Ru+11. 64 Closson. Ralph Eugene. 75 Cohoon. Donald Eugene. 64 Coleman. Joseph Logan. 92 Co1eman. Vicfor Warren. 51. 95 Co11ins. Eugene Pafrick. 51. 92 Colwe11. Randall Calvin. 106. 109. 122 Colyer. Carol Ann. 64. 91. 92. 127 Colyer. Mary Louisee. 51. 124. 127. 92 Comer. Marion Da1e. 102 Compfon. Charles Edward. 64 Con1ey. John Earl. 75 Conley. Rosalie June. 57. 79 Connell. Kennefh Hugh, 102 Connolley. Richard Roman. 38. 74. 82 Cook. A11yn Ausfin. 122 Cook. Carrol LeRoy. 96 Cooley. Dorofhy M.. 84, 94 Cooley. EvereHe Harry. 57. 75. 83. 84. 95 Coon. Jean Ear1een. 64 Cooper, William Edwards. 64 Corzine. Dorofhy Ann. 51. 85. 145 Cox. Frank EvereH Jr.. 57. 106 110. 122 Cox, Lewis Le1and. 105. 109 Crawford. George Harman. 51. 74 Crews. Jack Websfer. 64. 92 Crisp. Samue1 Darre11. 57. 75 CrockeH. Florence Evelyn. 58. 101 Cu1ver. Mildred Olmsfead. 92 Culver. Miles. 92 Cunningham. Esfher. 38. I22. 92 Curfis. Jerry Edward. 106. 109 213.2. Daniels. AHys Maynard. 58. 74 Daugherfy. J. L.I 101 David. Frederick Naeieeb. 64 Davidson. Dollie Pafricia. 64, 91. 92 Davis. Frederick Pau1. 64 Davis. Kennefh. 64 Davis. Willis Edward. 64 Davis. Ru+h Lenore. 98. 145 Davis. William Donald. 64 Davisson. Donald Wa1+er. 74. 106. 109. 116 Decker. Robert Marvin. 51. 89 DelBarba. Eugene Ernesf. 111 Denny. Lawrence. 64 Deverick. Harold Oliver. 38. 96 Dickerson. Mary Eloise. 38. 73. 101. 142. 144 Die1. Audra Laverne. 64 Diel. Danie1 EvereH. 64. 75 Die1. Mary Margaret 38. 95 Diefkus. Mary Barbara. 58 Dixon. Hilda Ann. 58. 125 Doak. Emi1y CaH-nerine. 64. 97 Doufhif. RobenL Elsworfh. 92 Downey. Roberf Wende11. 64 Downey. William. 58 Doyle. Made11ne Ru+h. 51. 78. 91 Drake. Gerald Allison. 102 Drake. Major. 58. 74. 82. 88 Drake. Vernon Vaughn. 64. 102. 145 Drees. Vio1e+ Belle. 38. 81. 85 Dressback. Doyle Kei+11. 49. 75. 82 Drolef. Roberf James. 62. 64. 75, 102. 110. 120. 122 Dugger. James Gordon. 64. 86 -52 Eaglefon. Viriginia Mae. 64 Eas1on. Delbert 95 Ebardf. Jacqueline Haze1. 58 Eck. Pauline Mary. 58. 95. 101 Eckerf. A1ber+ Henry. 58. 74. 87. 101 Edgar. Max Arfhur. 58 E11en. Jeaneffe Wilma, 51 Ellioff. Bef+y Grace. 38. 73. 79. 130. 139 13111011, Evelyn Louise. 64 15111011. Leonal Quinfer. 101 Enge1. Imogene Edna. 51. 87. 101. 127 English. Emma Jane. 51, 92 Ensign. William James. 86 Epley. R115 Frances. 64. 86 Evans. CliHord Emerson. 38 Evans. Ellen Ilene. 65, 81 Evans. Floyd Dale. 65 Evans. Max Evereff. 39 Everson. Ralph Dona1d. 58. 84 Evey. John M.. 65. 98, 102 2F2 Fa11ey. Richard Wayne. 51,. 102 Farrell. Max Robert 65 FauseH. Laura Lucille. 65. 91. 92 Felix. Delmonf DeWayne. 58 Ferree. Daniel Cedric. 65 Ferrish. Edward H.. 75 Feufz.Jo11n Wilson. 65. 82. 101 Fi1des. Harold Eugene. 38. 96 Fi111pi+ch, John A.. 58 Finney. Lela Wane+a. 65. 101 Fisher. Thar1 Richard. 39. 72. 75. 142. 144 Fisher. Char1011e. 21 Fifzgerald. John Dean. 76 Fifzgerald. Joseph William. 72, 76. 101 Fifzgibbons, Marian Elizabeth. 39. 79 Flaugher. Roberf Harry Jr.. 65 Foersfer. Roberf Carl. 102 Foofe. Jahala Joan. 65. 78. 88 Foss. De11a Mae. 65 Fosfer. James David, 122 Fosfer. Sara F1orence. 65 Fox. Wilma Lee. 51. 77. 81. 85. 91 Frame. Doris Marie. 65, 86. 101 Francis. Dale Edward. 65 Frazier. Beffy Ann. 78. 81. 130 Frazier. John Arfhur. 65. 94 Frazier. John Edgar. 111I 115. 102 Freebairn. Thomas Monfoo+h. 51. 74 Freeland. Troi+ Donvan. 75 Freeland. Warren Allen. 75 Frew. BeHy Mae. 65. 84 Froesch. BeHy. 98 . Fullerton. Alberf Hamilfon. 101 Fulfon. Richard. 74 Funsfon. Ear1 She1don. 95 Page One Hundred Fifty-four 5G5 Gaddis. Laurena Rufh. 65. 85 Gaines. BeHy Jean. 65. 78. 101 Gard. Mar+ha Lou. 58. 81 Garner. Roberf Eugene. 102 GarreH. Norma Jean. 39. 79. 81. 92. 96. 101 Gas+on. Bennie Lee. 65 Genfry. Clara Rose. 65. 78. 91 George. Barbara Ann. 65 Gepharf. Denis Love11. 85. 101 Gerard. WaHer E.. 39 Ghere. Russell 5.. 106. 107 Gibson. Paul. 102 GiHord. Emery Vance. 52 Gindler. James. 76 Gire. Wayne A11en. 65 Glad. Arfhur Langdon. 65. 75. 116. 122 Glick. O1ive Elizabefh. 65 Goefz, Gerald. 76 Goleman. Aubra Leo. 58. 120 Good. Be++y Lorene. 102 . Gordon. Wayne Eugene. 52. 75. 122 Graven. Iva Jean. 58 Gray. Haro1d Eugene. 65. 106. 120. 121 Grea+house. A1me+a Caro1yn. 65 Greene. Clemenf Dean. 65 Gregg. Vergil Vernon. 58 Gregor. A1ber1. 65. 75. 103 Gregory. James Jacob. 65 Gregory. Thomas Edward. 37 Gresse1. Marie Luc111e. 58. 101 Griess. Ernes+ Frank. 56. 58. 116 Griffin. Carl Le1and. 74 Griffin. Donald 1van. 65. 84 Grismer. Paul. 65. 86 Grissom. William James. 110 Gross. Char1es Edward. 106. 107. 109. 113. 122 Grove. Ross. 65 Grubauqh. Roberf Lee. 75 Gruen. Rufh Mary. 39. 85 Gu111r1e. Wi1ma Irene. 52. 79. 81. 84. 85 5H5 H611. Benjamin P11111ips. 92 Hall. Charles T110r+on. 65 Ha11.Wilma. 91. 92 HamiHon. John Burfon. 65. 84. 98 Hamilfon. Rose. 65 Hammond. John Raymond Jr.. 115. 118 Hence. Grace E1izabe+11. 65 Handwerk. James Richard. 52. 74 Hanks. Ellen Mae. 58. 81. 85. 86 Hanks. James Leroy. 21. 36. 72. 75. 82. 97. 139. 144 Hanks. June Marie. 65. 81. 86. 101 Hansen. Li1lian Elaine. 95. 101 Hardenburgh. Evelyn Marie. 65 Hardway. Kennefh. 65 Hardy. Richard Lee. 65 Harper. Harry Thomas. 86 Harringfon. Elizabefh. 58. 81. 127 Harshbarger. He1en C1ara. 52. 86 Harwood. C1o+i1de. 52. 98 Hashbarger. Barbara Ann. 66. 91 Hassler. Gilbert 66 Hawkins. James P.. 75 Hayworfh. John Char1es. 111. 112 Haycraff. Pafricia Ann. 92 Hays. Claude 5.. 36. 40. 75. 82. 84. 98. 140. 144. 145 Hayfon. Bernard. 40. 74. 106. 107. 122 Heady. Freda Rubydean. 40. 81. 91 Hefley. Dorles. 66. 98 Hempen. Robert 66. 74. 130 Hennessey. Richard Guiney. 66. 102 Henry. Wi1liam Levi. 76. 101 Heyduck. Donald Dean. 110 Hickman. Arfhur. 92 Hicks. Oscar Leon. 122 HiIdenbrand. Char1es Elmo. 111. 112. 113 H11. Caro1yn Leah. 58. 72. 98 Page One Hundred Fifty-fi'uc H111. Donald. 52. 74 Hi1ligoss. Wes1ey Wayne. 66. 106 H1rf.Jerome Joseph. 76 Hoehn. Verde Lucil1e. 66 Holaday. James W111iam. 58 Ho1aday. Peyfon W11burn. 58 Holland. John. 106 Holley. Gerald Dean. 66. 101 Ho1mes. John Jr.. 75. 112 H611. Glenn Leslie. 111. 113 Honn. Phy11is Nadine. 66 Hoo+en. Marilyn Eleanor. 66. 81 Howe11. Keifh Holman. 52. 95. 87 Howerfon. Olll'e. 66 Hey. Dorofhy Rowena. 52. 77. 91. 92. 127 Hubbard. Hal Robert 84 Huber. BeHy Cafherine. 66. 86 Hudson. Neal Edward. 77. 103. 106. 111. 112. 113. 120. 122 Humes. Mary Louise. 66. 81. 91 Hun+I Cloyce Lynn. 40. 95 Hun+er.J.1v1.. 101 Hussong. Doris Jean. 59. 79 Hufchings. Vera Ca+h1een. 66. 81. 84 Huffon. Dona1d Wayne. 59. 74 HuHon. Richard Knox. 40. 75. 122 Hycz. Marian Ca+11arine. 59. 78. 95 W111 He Make 11? .4- 1ngrum. Vernon Rex. 106. 109 1nyarf. Rober+ Marfin. 59. 74. 86 Irvin. Ralph Marsha11.40. 74. 82. 122 Isley. C1arabe11e Ade1ine. 66 1wa+a+e. Suzue Sue. 66 ..J.. Jackson. Donald Jones. 106. 108 James. Richard. 66 Jamnik. E1mer Joseph. 86 Jarboe. Rose Edna. 52. 78. 101 Jenkins. Elva Dean. 52. 81. 89 Jenne. Dale Eugene. 66 Johnson. Ar+hur Allen. 66 Johnson. Donald Max. 106. 109 Johnson. Gerald Franklin. 82 Johnson. Marilyn B.. 52. 79. 101 Johnson. Marvin Ervin. 40. 75. 96. 97. 101 Johnson. Virginia Lee. 59. 77. 89. 101 Johnson. Mary Jo. 66 ' Jones. Dona1d Edward. 40. 102. 120. 121. 122 Jones. Earl William. 95 Jones. James Edward. 29. 66 Jones. Laverne Eileen. 59. 78 Jones. Maurine Alice. 66. 101 Jones. Shirley June. 59. 81. 101 Tri Sigs Hif +he Hay 4K4 Kaplan. Sheldon Leigh. 82 Keiper. Jeanne Kafhryn. 59.78.87. I25 Keifh. Clyde Jerome. 52 Kennedy. James Lowell. 86. 92. IOI Kennedy. Margaref Ann. 66. BI Kibler. Deva Moderfa. 66. 8I Kibler. Ida Mae. 85 Kibler. Rose Ann. 66. 85. 86. 9I Kibler. Rose Marie. 66. 8I. 87. 9I Kiggins. Ralph Larry. 84 Kilman, Gwendolyn Jean. 66. 78 Kimbrough. Orla Jean. 4I. 74. I01 Kimpling. Donald Wayne. 92 King. Roberfa Anne. 66. 78 Kinney. HarrieH May. 52. 78. 8I Kirby. Dorofhy Louise, 59, 87. 97 Kirchhofer. Don William. 52. 75. 87. 95. IOI KirchhoH. Wilberf William. 4! Kirkham. BeHy Jean. 66, 78. IOI Klay. Roy Eugene. 66. HS KleHe, Kennefh LaVerne. IIO Knickerbocker. Harold Wayne. 86 KnoHenberg. Mary Eleanor. 66. 97 Knop. Kenne+h George. II8. I22 KnoH. Lyle Lesfer. 41. l06. I20. I2I. I22 Koesferer. S+anley Fred. 84 Kolbus. Raymond Roy. 66 Kolkhorsf. Fred Henry. 87 Kraus. Mary Elizabefh. 66. 98. IOI Kreufer. George. 86 Krick. Deloris Beulah. 59. 78. 8I. 87 Kruzich. Joseph. 96 KuH. Harry Milfon. Jr.. 85. 89 Kridera. Arlyne Marie. 8' 4L- Lacey. Virginia Mae. 53. 78. I44 LaMasfer. James Ralph. l06 Lance. Bernard Jean. 59. 96. IO3 Largenf. Grace Lavonna. 59. 85. 95 Larimer. Mary Josephine 2l. 66. 92. 97 LaRose. LeeRoy. 59. 74. l03. l06. 109. Il6.120. l21. I22 Lafhrop. Gall Laverne. 85 Lafhrop. Levi Leslie. 59. 75. 95 Lafhrop. Norma Jean. 53. 84. 85. 86. IOI Lafhrop. WendeH Albert 4!. 75. 82. 89. I44 Leafhers. Chesfer R.. 66. 96. I02 LeCounf. Beryl Brooks. 4I. 89. IOI Legg. Carold LaFreece. 66 Lehr. Harry Richard. 53. 74. Ill. Il2 Leigh. Lillian Ger+rude. 97. IOI LeviH'. Joan. 84 LeWis. John. 106. I07. I09. HZ. II3. 120. I22 Lile. Forresf HaroId. ll5 Livergood. Edward James. 59. 74 Lockyer. Merle Allen. 53 Logan. John Reed, I02 Long. Charles D.. 4l. 74. 85. I22 Longbons. Wanda RuH-I. 53. 77. 9I. 92. I27 LoHes. Henry Conrad. 76 Lowry. Osa Verna. 4I. 85 4M4 Macy. Norman Elroy, 67. I45 Malan. Roger Conway. 67 Manuell. Jean. 59. 74. I03. I20 Maris. Harold Franklin. 42. 72. 75. 82. 98 Markwell. Lee Canon. Ill. H2. ll3 Marlow. Fos+er Leroy. 94. 98 Marrs. Bobbie Lee. 67 Marfin. EHa Lee. 67 Marfin. Frank Ralph. 67 Ma+heny. Helen. 78. 98 Mafherly. RuH'Ie HarrieH. 67 Mafhias. Ber+ha Eileen. 42. 85 Mafhias. Selma Lyle. 67. 85 Mafson. Mavis AHa. 42. 77. 80. BI. 98 Maxedon. Ru+h. 67 Mayer. Vera. 59. 79. 84. 9I. IOI MayhaH, Francis Eugene. 76 McCallen. Rober+ Ray. 88.145 McCarHIy. John Joseph. 74 McCarfy. McKinley Lesfer. 66. 76. IOI, I02 McCarfy. Robert 76. 95. I02 McClure. Nberf Buren. 53. 74. l03. l06. I09. l20 McCullock. Horace Richard. 66. HS McDaniels. BeHy. 79. 82 M.:Daniels. Maurice Hainley. 82. HO McDermoH. William Michael. l02. 106. l08 McElroy. Earl. 96 McGee. Marjorie Louise. 53 McGuire. Edifh. 4l Mclnfyre. Robert James. 75 McKee. Don Lee, 85 McKinley. Cecile Maxine. 66 McKinney, Donald Edward. 42. 74. 88 McKnight Roberf Henry. IOI McMillan. Dean Ervin. IOI McNuH. John WiHiam. 2!. 94 McPheron. Herschel James. 42. 96 McQueen. Emma Cafherine. 53. 78. BI. 85, 86. 97 Mead. Thomas Bernard. 67. IO2 Mead. William Joseph. 67. l02 Medler. Grace Nadine. 67. 8! Meeker. Esfalene. 56. 59. I24. I25. I27 MeHer. Raymond EarL 59. 74. 95. IOI Michael. Kennefh Edwin. 76. IO3 Michael. Marion F.. 67. IOI Michlig. Harvey Anfhony. 86. 92 Middlesworfh. Shirley Jean. 53. 78. 82. 84. I38. I44. I45 Middlefon. Margare+ Irene. 67 Middlefon. Rufh Evelyn. 67 Miller. Marilyn. 79. 9! Miller. Harold Alva. 59. 75. 83. 96 Miller, Ina Rufh. 95 . Miller. Jack. 74. I06. III. II2. H3. l22 Miller. KermiH Clyde. 75. 95 Miller. Roy. 28. 59. 75. 95. I02 Mills. Arfrel. 67 Mills, John Richard. 108. HO Mills. Marian. 53. IOI Mills. Mildred. 42. 8I. 85. 87. 89. 98 Mills. Twilla Darlene. 67. IOI Mifchell. Eleanor Marica. 59. 85 Mifchell. James Oran. 86. 92 Mifchell. JaneHe. 8l. 85. 86 Moafs. Charles Clark 67 Moberly. Eleno ekose. 84 , :42 ' Monier. WillIam Wayne. 75. HO. I20. :22 Monfgomery. Randall A.. 53. 74 ff. Moanue. BarbaraUean. 67. 77. l27' 'I Mooday. Ellen. 67 Moore. Charles EmmiH. 76 Moore. Emil Kirk. 59. 72. 75. 82. 96 Page One Hundred Fiftysix Moore. Florence Ro1ene. 53. 97 Morris. EvereH Franklin. 67 Morse. Frank Robert 42 Mue11er. Mavis Rose. 67. 78 Muir. George Cameron. 67. 75 Munsel1. Lyman Wesley. 101. 116 Murray. Roberf Lyndon. 95 Musse1man. Dona1d Ear1. 98 Mu+11ersbough. John Henry. 49. 53. 72. 74. 82. 83. 84. 119. 143. 144 Myers. Bil1y Joe. 106. 108 Myers. Mary Lou. 67. 91 Myers. Vera Ru1'h. 67. 85. 97 MN- Nance. P111115: Melvin. 60. 74 Napoli. Mar+ha David. 53. 95 Neese. Helen Mae. 53. 95 Nelson. Ka+h1een Ann. 67. 81 Newman. George Berk1ey. 67 Nixon. BeHy Jean. 67. 78. 101 None. Edward Haro1c1. 60. 74 Nonneman. Marilyn Ann. 79. 91 Norman. Eugene T.. 74 Norv1e1. Wayne Dean. 60 NuHall. Barbara Jane. 60. 78. 81 202. Oafs. Jean Morrison. 60 Ode11. Geneva Fay. 67. 81. 101 Ogden. Russell. 42 O1ds. Lewis E1110H. 101 Olds. Lola Frances. 67 Olmsfead. Richard Leroy. 76 O1ms+ead. W11liam Edgar. 67. 76 O1son. Roberf E1swor1h. 111. 112. 113 Osborn. Anna Kafhryn. 54. 78. 81 4P- Pankey. Francis Fleming. 67. 92 Parke. Wayne Bo11n. 43. 102. 120 Parkeson. Virginia. 79 Pafcheff. Helen Rosemary. 60. 79 PaHerson. James W1111am. 110 PaH'on. Mary Eve1yn. 67. 94 Paul. Floyd Earl. 67 Paul. John Eugene. 43. 98. 145 Payne. Charles Eugene. 67 Pearce. Juanifa Marie. 60. 78. 81 PerfeHi. Alpha Domenico. 54. 75 Pierson. Gerald Graydon. 67. 75 Pierson. Rachel 0.. 54. 78 Pierson. Roberf Bruce. 67 Pierson. Russell M.. 28. 43. 75 Pilger. Fred A1berf. 60. 74 Pinksfag. ZeHa Marie. 67. 81. 84 Prexy Drags Them in .,c Om: Hundred Fx'fty-xcven Popham. J. Elwood. 67. 101 Popham. Mon+e Car1os. 54. 106. 110. 118. 122 Por1er. Marie Alefhea. 67 Poffgen. Jacob Danie1. 68 Pourchof. Adrian Eugene. 68 Pourchof. Leonard LaVerne. 84. 89. 98 Poyn+er. 05 Jeff. 43. 96 Price. Eugene Leon. 43. 74. 82. 84. 98. 130. 139. 144 Price. Eva Marie. 54. 78. 94 Price. O1en Hardy. 72. 82 Price. Roberfa Mary. 68 Prince. John Charles. 68 Provines. Rex. 43. 82. 89. 144 Pugh. Max Arno1d. 110 Pugh. Norma Jane. 68 Pu111am. W1111am. 118 Pyle. Donald Lee. 68. 87 Py1e. Marilyn. 85 4R4 Railsback. Norman Earl. 68. 95 Rardin. W111is Calberf. 43. 89 Read. Davis F1e+c11er. 68 Read. Harrison Jr.. 84 Reaf. George Marion. 68. 74. 130 Redmon. Norma Yvonne. 68 Reed. Marilyn Jean. 68. 101 Reed. Mary Ka11'1ryn. 60. 78 Reid. Marsha11 Leon. 102 Re111ng. RoHa. 116 Reiss. James A1oysius. 60. 101 Renne1s. Barbara Lou. 60. 94 Rennels. Edward. 95 Renne1s. Lois Anne. 60 Renne15.Wi1la. 68. 81 Rhoads. Maxine. 73. 91. 92 Rhodes. Marguerife. 60. 77. 79. 88 Rib1ey. Lois Ceci1ia. 68. 85 Rice. Mark. 119 Rice. Rufh Eve1yn. 81 Richards. Mary Jane. 43. 91. 92 Richards. Myra Jean. 59. 101 Richey. W11liam. 106. 109 Richmond. John King. 68. 106. 110 Richmond. Roberf Ern. 68. 86. 118 Riegel. Tris Macaline. 68. 78 Riley. Howard Bishop. 68 Ringo. Barbara Jane. 21. 44. 73. 78. 141 Riss1er. Bobby Gail. 68 Roberfs. Dorofhy Rose. 60. 85. 95 Rober+s. Freda Lou. 81. 82 Roberfs. John L1nco1n. 21. 74. 82. 98. 101. 138. 144 Roberfs. Veda 1.11118. 81. 82 Roberfson. Jack Kenne+h. 106. 108 Robinson. Florence Ann. 68. 91 Rochat Eleanor S+roud. 84. 91. 92 Rogers. Francis Joan. 60. 78 Romer. Joan E112abe+11. 68. 86. 91. 92. 101 Rominger. Rol1and Edward. 92 Rose. BeHy Lou. 68. 101 Rosebraugh. Charleen. 6O Rofhchild. Thomas Harlan. 88 Rouse. Virginia Seiferf. 44. 89 Rowland. Mary Lou. 54. 73. 81. 97 Ryan. Mariorie Virginia. 68 252 51. John. Berfha Revis. 44. 79. 144 5+.Jo11n. Willard Herrick. 68 Sayler. James L.. 116. 122 Schahrer. Wilma Jean. 36.44. 77. 80. 81 Scherer. Vera Louise. 44. 95 Schmalhausen. Harold Leonard. 106 Schneider. Ellen Louise. 60. 88 Schoufen. Mary Kafhryn. 54. 92. 127 Schuch. Helen Jean. 68. 77. 86. 101 Schqu. Charify Luebell. 60. 82. 101 Schqu. Louis. 44. 87 SchuHe. E11een Pauline. 44. 101. 79 ScoH. Jacques W111iam. 44. 89 Seaman. 8111y Max. 45, 74. 96 Seaman, De10res Irene. 68. 81. 86 Sechresf. John David, 84 Sedgwick. Kennefh Dean. 110 Seifzinger. Bertha Nedra. 60. 101 SensenfaHar. Jack Lee. 60. 74, 95 Sexson. James Earl. 60. 106. 108 Seymour. Georgia Mae. 29, 95 Shafer. Gerald George. 45. 74. 122 Shann. Bernifa Bernice. 68, 101 SharreH', Mary Elizabefh, 60. 95 Shawver. Dona1d LeRoy. 45 Sheefs. Cafherine Ann. 45. 72. 95 Sheefs. Roberf Lynn, 45. 75 Sheffield. Ear1 Thompson. 54, 75. 101 Shepard, Nellie May. 68. 73. 77. 81. 101 Sheppard. Roy Eugene. 54. 74. 95 Shields. Roberf Da1e. 74 Shir1ey. De1ores Jean. 68 Shores, Carolyn Jean, 45. 72. 73, 79, 140. 144 Shulfz. Louis, 75 Sidwe11. Iris Rose. 68 Simpson. Roberf Kennedy, 92. 145 Sink. Bob Edwin. 106, Sizemore. Barbara Jean. 77. 82 Slafer. Roberf Louis. 118 S10V1koski, Leon Anfhony, 62. 68. 72. 75. 108. 116. 122 Sluder. Edward Emmerson. 45. 101. 118 Smifh. April Ann, 95 SmHh. Barbara Jane. 68 Smifh. Donald W111iam 68 Smifh. Durnard Bond. 95 Smifh. Harrief Maurine. 60. 73. 78. 85 Smifh. Marfha Ann. 68 Smifh, Mary Be11e. 61. 79. 81. 101 Smifh. Pafricia Jean. 77. 81 Smifh. Phillip Wayne. 95 Smifh. Mrs. Phi111p. 95, 103 Smifh. Ulysses 5.. 68, 98. 102 Snapp. W1111am Russe11. 106 Snearley. Ear1 N. Jr.. 54. 74, 82 Snyder. Norma Jean. 61. 78 Sorensen. Roger, 68. 75, 118. 122. Sparks. Earl, 96 Sparks. Eloise. 92 Sparks, Harold Tippeff, 145 Spaugh, Norma Jean. 61. 85 Spechf. Warren Alfred. 84 Spencer. Charlene Lucille. 68 Sperry. Evelyn Ramona. 81. 86 Spillers, Richard L.. 118. 120. 121 Spor1eder, Sara Marie, 68 Sfabler. John Milfon. 45. 74. 106. 107, 122. 140. 144 Sfafferoni. Dorofhy. 61. 81 Sfanberry. Char1es Andrew. 115 Sfanhope. Carro11 A1berf. 61, 89 Sfafzer. Darre11 Eugene. 76 Sfearn. Marvin Andrew, 68 Sfein, Walfer Joseph, 84 51er11ng. Roberf Wayne. 68 Sfevens. Frances Rufh. 46. 81. 85 Sfewarf. Mary A11ce. 46. 79 Sfil1ions. Roberf Dale. 68 Sfifes. Sfanley Jr., 69. 95. 102 Sfivers, Louis Jr.. 62, 106. 109 Sform. Freeman Ludwell. 69 Sfough. Arfhur Ray. 69. 101 Sfrebing. William Herman. 87 Sfringfellow. Joseph Douglas. 69 Su111van. James VWHiam. 111. 112, 113. 120. 121. 122 Sullivan. Marcella Rose. 69, 86. 97 Sullivan. Donald Edward. 118. 120. 122 SuycoH. Forresf David Jr.. 74. 92 Swango. Sammye Lou, 69. 91. 92. 101 Swearingen. Ar1ene, 54. 78 Swinford. Vivian Nadene. 54. 85 Swope. Donald Downey. 61 -T- Taber. Berfram Troy, 54 Tay1or. James Monroe. 69. 118. 122 Tay1or. Kennefh Lloyd. 46 Taylor, Roberf Glenn. IIO TeFH. Marjorie Pearl. 54. 73. 78. 82, 84. 145 Tenison. Jack Donivan, 84 Tharp, C1110e Mae. 69, 127 Thomas. Richard Lee. 69. 84 Thompson, Anna Pearle. 61. 101 Thornfon. Shirley Anne. 78 Thread. Lawrence Vincent 61 Thu . Nicho1as Beniamin, 61 Thurn. F1ora Jane. 61 Ting1ey. Dona1d Fred. 46. 74. 82 Tingley, Mrs. Dona1d. 78 Tingley. Ferne Eileen. 61 Tipsword. Roberf Dean. 55. 74. 106. 120. 122 Tobias. Omer Morris. 89 Tolch. Char1es John. 145 Tomlin. Richard 1ng1es. 85. 86 Tooley. Dona1c1 Wi11iam. 69. 84. 85. 86. 96 Towler. William Henry, 75 Treadway. Maan Roscoe. 76 Troesch, Dorofhy Jean. 69 Tschennen. Morris Elmer, 76. 101. 110 TU , Frances Edifh. 69 Tym. Marfha Jean. 73, 130. I31. 141 -U- Ulrey. John Woodrow. 55. 75. 102 U1m. Leona Berfha. 69. 86 4-V- Vail. Mae Befh. 46. 82. 77 Va11ice111. Arfhur Edward. 46, 75. I41. 144 Van Deesf. Harold Arfhur. 69. 101 Van Der Karr, Donald 1.. 69 Vaughn.A1berfa Margean. 69 Vickers. Roberf Norman. 61 Voge1. Mary Helen. 69. 86 6W2 Wadde11. Roberf Clinfon. 28, 46. 75 Walker. Johanne. 55. 78. 130 Walker. Virginia Rose. 85 Wallace. Juanifa Charlene. 69 Waller. Marfha Beafrice. 69 Walsh, Herberf E.. 46. 75. 95 Walfers. Lily Ann. 47, 81, 87 89. 91 Walfon. Joseph Aarron. 74 Wa1frip. Norman Donald. 106 1 Wanna Gef Married Page One Hundred Fifty-m'ght Arf-For Cu 1+u re? Waren. Bernard Leroy. 55. 75. 120. 122 Waren. Ernest 69 Wargo, John George Jr.. 106. 108 Warner, Doro+11y Jean. 28. 61. 78. 101 Wa+ers. Jack Boyd. 61 Wa+kins. Jesse. 69 Wafson. Richard Pra+her, 69. 92 WaH. Sara Lee E11en.6l. 72, 73. 79. 81. 82. 97. I22 WaHs. Jack Jr.. 75 Weber. Adamae. 69 Weddle. Lois Mae, 92 Weger. Norma Jean. 20. 55. 85. 86. IOI Wei1er. Anna Mary. 61. 85 Weller. William EvereH. 69 Weirich. Wendell Wayne, 69 Welker. Allen Dean. 106 Wellman. BeH'y Faye. 47. 78 We1fon. James Robert 102 Wen+e. Leona Elizabefh. 47. 78. 101 Wefherell. Cora1ie Evelyn. 69. 97 Wefferow. Wilhelmina Jean. 69 Wha1en. Barbara Jeanne. 69, 86 Wheeler. Donald Leslie. 106I 108 Wheeler, Virginia Mae. 69 Whifacre. Joseph Charles. 47, 75 Whife. Marjorie Marie. 47. 101 WhiJre. Nancy Jane. 55. 101 Whifehead. Rober+ Char1es. 69 WhHson. Rexford N.. 116 WhiHed. Jack Johnson. 110 Wibking. Rober+ Henson. 61. 89, 92 Widener. Ralph William Jr.. 55. 145. 102 Wi111ams. Herbert 69 Williams. Jack OHS. 61. 96 Williams. Lela JuanHa. 73. 78. 81. 98, 172 W1111ams. Wendell Dale. 47. 74. 82. 101 Willingham. Dorofhy Jeanne. 47. 78 Willingham. Mary E11181. 69. 81. 82 W11mou+11, Richard. 120 Wilson. Edward Dean. 47 WIISon. Maurice Eugene. 69 Wilson. Ralph David. 101. 142 Wi1son. Wa11ace Me1lor, 98 Winkleblack. Barbara Anne. 55 Winkleback, Jack Dean. 69 Winkler. Dean D.. 61 Winkler. Jeane T.. 61 Win1and. Gerry. 108 WinneH'. David Richard. 48. 61, 74, 88 WinneH. William Leonal. 74, 101 Winfers. Wilma E.. 55. 81. 124 Wise, Annabe11e Lenora. 61 Wise. Morris William. 48. 75 Wise. Ne11abe+h. 69, 91. 92 Wiseman. Do11y Virginia. 101 Wiseman. Rufh Marie. 48. 84, 89. 97 WiHnam. Char1es Alfred. 69 Wollermann, Louis Albert 102 Woodard, Donald Lynn. 61, 115 Woods. Leora. 61 Woolford. Mary Elizabefh. 55. 98 Worland. Phi1ip Francis. 69. 74. 116. 122 Wor1and. R115 AnfoineHe. 69 Wrenn, Roberf Gene. 74, 86 Wright Amelia Anne. 72. 77. 81. 145 Wright Berfha Marie. 48, 79 Wright Harold. 102 2Y: or . Mary E11161. 55. 95 Yosf. Samue1 Edwin. 48. 72. 75. 144 Young. Philip Allan. 69. 92 Young, Sfanley Eugene. 48 Young. Thomas S+onewa11. 48. 103 2.22 Zimmerman. Mar+11a Lou, 69 Zwinak. Maryann. 97 FACULTY. Alfer. Donald, 25. 102 An1inson. Rudolph. 21. 24. 76. 103 Arnold. Henry J.. 21 Arno1d, MyrHe. 22 Ba11oon, Mary J.. 24 Bally. Winifred H.. 26 Becker. Veronica M., 22 B1air. Roberf Lee. 23 B11811. E1izabe+h, 21. 81 Burley. Lloyd E.. 26, 118 Buzzard. Roberf 6.. 207 Carman, Rufh. 25 Cavins. Harold M.. 20, 29. 72. 95 Coleman. Char1es. 25. 89 Coffer. Alice Wa1ker. 21. 81 Counfryman. Calvin, 24. 94 Crook, Lee C.. 24 Darling. Rex. 119 Davis, Dorofhy. 21 DeJordy. Alma. 30 Devinney. Helen. 27 Dickerson, Earl 5.. 31. 101 Dvorak. Leo J.. 24. 74 Page One Hundred Fiftym'ue Edwards. Arfhur U.. 22 Ekeberg. G1adys W.. 23 Eksfrand. Margaret 30. 89 Elam. Sfanley. 21. 74. 82 13111011. Aline. 26 E11ioH. Charles. 27. 95 Farians. BeHy, 26 Foreman. Melvin 0.. 28. 95. 76 60131. James. 116. 120 Gregg. Raymond R.. 21 Groom. 1rene D.. 22 Guinagh. Kevin. 25 Haighf. EdHh C.. 26 Hansen. E1aine. 28 Hanson. E1he1 1re1e. 22. 24 Harris. Ruby, 30. 89 HarHey. Richard, 29. 86 Hea1ey. William A.. 26, 106. 110. 111. 113 Heise. Bryan. 22 He11er, Hobart 20. 31. 82. 101 Honan. Arno1d. 102 Ho1ley. Berfrand P.. 31 HosfeHer. Rufh. 31 Hun+er. Jessie. 22. 3I Kelly. Emma. 23. 82 Kennedy. Caroline. 25 Klehm. Walfer A.. 27. 95 Landis. Russell. 27. 96 Lan+z. Charles P.. 26. 74. ll6 Lawson. Elizabeflw K.. 20. 22. 72. 73. 85 Levake. EdHh. 22 Lefler. Glenn. 28. 95. l02 Lionberger. Elizabefh. 20 Love. Harriet 22 Marcy. Lawson. 28. 95 McAfee. Florence. 26 MeHer. Harry. 20. 22. 74 Miller. Esfher B.. 24. 9I Morris. Sadie O.. 27. 85 Moses. Elberf R.. 23. 85. '45. Murray. William D., 29 Neely. Winmie Davis. 23. 84 O'Brien. Maynard. 26. I06. 107 Oisen. Hans C.. 22. 85 Palmer. Francis Willard. 23. 83. 84 Baird. Newt 32 Brooks. R. O.. 32 Gwin. John. 32 Hardin. Al. 32 Hollowell. Blanch. 32 Livingsfon. John. I47 Parker. Inez. 24. 84 Phipps. Harris E.. 28. 95 Piafh. Raymond. 25 P005. Rober+a Lee. 23 Quick. tho J.. 27. 96 Railsback. Ora Lee. 28. 95 Reid. Florence E.. 22 Reinhardt Emma. 22. 97 Rice. Florence Alma. 28 Ross. George. 23 Ross. J. Glenn. 23. 88 Rofhschild. Donald A., 22 Saunders. Nannilee. 22. 97 Schaupp. Roscoe F.. 30 Schmalhausen. Rufh. 27. 85. 87 ScoH. Elfon M.. 30 Scruggs. Walfer M.. 29. 95 Seymour. Glenn H.. 25. 74. 88 rSmHh. HamiHon B.. 24 Smifh. Mar+ha L.. 23 Smiflw. Marvin, 3l Smock. LeeAnnU J.. 30 MAINTENANCE McKee. Charles. I47 Mefcalf. Donald. I47 Monier. Camille. 32 Moody. Thelma. 32 Myers. Charles. 32 Nixon. Eugene, 32 I 60+ H! Spooner. Charles 5.. 29. 95 Sfevens. Leah L. 22 Sfover. Ernes+ L.. 29. 95 Sullivan. Andrew. II5. II6 Sullivan. JeaneHe L.I 3I Taylor. Violef 8.. 2l Thomas. Blanche C.. 21 Thompson. James M.. 3l. 101 Thompson. Mary E. 2I Thut Hiram F.. 29 Van Devenfer. Les+er. 3l Versfeeg. Cornelius. 27 WaFFIe. Eugene M.. 23 Whalen. Helen J.. 2l Wheeler. Virginia. 22 Whifing. Mildred R.. 24. 94 Widger. Howard DeFores+. 23 Wood. William 6.. 25. 75. 88. 89 Zelgel. William H.. 22. 74 ZeHer. Rose. 30. 86. 89 Rains. Noble. 32 Rennels. Edgar. 147 Smifh. Robert 32 WhHe. Charles, 32 Wrenn. R. M.. 32 York. C. A.. 32 Page One Hundred Sixty cm Mmmwquwww , V , WWW; , WW MM mAa-M , , 4 mem V f71104070k xoym ,AWWMQX ' - 14 . , n9. .. vgdusuv 3 , . 9931....u w. ,,