Elmhurst College - Elms Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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ijvijuinnjmnniuinnnjinnfmjTJifTj Ralph Hunger, A.B., Philosophy Burlington, Iowa Hunger and Berges had one of the best- looking rooms in South Hall. How they al- ways kept it so neat was a mystery to the rest of the lads. As assistant advertising manager on the Elms and Elm Bark, Hunger was a tireless worker. He and Berges had a knack for pulling in ads. Erwin Krueger, A.B., Sociology Sheboygan, Wisconsin Achtel finished his courses in Febru- ary, and is now resting comfortably on his laurels in his native city. Big Irv will be remembered (among other things) for his line . You never knew, and probably never will, whether he was kidding or not. During his last semester, Irv did a little practice teaching, and the story goes that all the school girls, as well as the teachers, fell very hard for him, the big He-Man! Erdmuth Lienk, A.B., German Chicago, Illinois Miss Lienk is noted chiefly for her broad smile, her enunciation, and her propensity and capacity for novels, especially during lectures. Erda will make a great school teacher, someday, and we wish her a lot of luck. ( Maybe she doesn ' t want to be a school teacher, but we can ' t help that.) TjuinnjrmnnnjinjiJTJinnj 933 Page Twenty-six

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nnnnnniijuuuuinnnniuinniuinn William Melberg, A.B., History- Buffalo, New York Ever since the Elm Bark elections in April, Bill has been going around with a lost, vacant air. For four years that man was business manager of the Bark, and now the poor fellow has nothing left to do but razz Ted Krohne and laugh at Dr. Bauer ' s jakes. Bill is going to be a great preacher some day. I heard him once, as he delivered a sermon for the Y Gospel Team, and I quit smoking for three days, and went through a whole day ' s classes without a wink of sleep. Ernest Nielsen, B.S., Chemistry Elmhurst, Illinois The only time Nielsen makes any noise is when he is in the laboratory in Old Main. He pulled down such whacking high grades in his first three years, that he decided to take it easy for a while. What a mind! But Bib. Lit. Almost got him down. Some day this fellow will startle the world with a new long-distance chewing gum, or some other boon to mankind. Walter Pfeil, A.B., Sociology Buffalo, New York Wally is a banjo picker, a sociology bug, a Y. M. C. A. worker, a bridge hound, — and a pretty good fellow, for all of that. He has also found time to play basketball, and catch for the Pirate nine. A most earnest young man, Wally will get ahead — as long as he keeps his banjo near by, and quits reading Eddie Guest. ]LJxrinnannjmnjmnnjTj 1 933£LMS Page Twenty-seven