Elmhurst College - Elms Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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EEBA M. BUREO ¥S Elmhurst, Illinois Eeba is the class ' s most able musician. Active throughout her college career in the Women ' s Glee Club and the chapel choir, she was also assistant to Mrs. Jvoons in the School of Music. She was both treasurer and president of the Glee Club, as well as vice-president of the Women ' s Union, and an active member of the Goethe Verein. Her hobbies center around sociological problems. MJLAND C. COX Elmhurst, Illinois Smiley was a major in economics and has already begnn his business career. While in school he was active in the French Club, acting in a French play during his junior year. He was basketball manager his senior year, and won a letter in track too. He was an honor student during his final semesters, and also a member of the E Club. DOROTHEA BUTTS Villa Park, Illinois Climaxing three years on the Elm Bark staff as triumphant editor of the best newspaper in its class in the state, Dottie Kate had journalism as a minor interest only. An Executive Committee member, she sought more interest in the Women ' s Union. She promoted Student Court and Council on Social Life on Eelationships. An English major, Dottie would like to do social work but plans immediately to teach. BDWAED DALHAUS Wood Eiver. Illinois Eddie helped pitch the 1939 Pirate nine to an Illinois Intercollegiate Conference championship and won co-captaincy of this year ' s squad. In class he is an avid sociology student, preparing himself for his intended work in the ministry. Ed won confidence and respect of fellow dormi- tory students who elected him secretary-treasurer of South Hall during his senior year. MAEJOEIE A. BAYJS Elmhurst, Illinois Marjorie was one of the most active seniors of this class. She was on all the girls ' athletic teams, won all the Women ' s Union awards, went through college on scholarships, served the History Club, the Goethe ' erein, the Women ' s Union, and the Elm Baric, and found time for her hoblnes : reading, philately, and Sunday school work. Her ambitions in- clude a Ph.D., travelling, and college teaching. » » 29 « «

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WILLIAM H. BOHLE St. Louis, Missouri Most of Billy ' s interests center around athletics — a four-letter man in both football and track, he was captain of the latter team his senior year. Pie was an officer of his class in both his freshman and Junior years, and served as vice-president of the E Club. His hobby is collecting sports statistics and his plans for the future center around Y. M. C. A. or jihysical education. MAEJOEIE BOLDT Elmhurst, Illinois Marjorie spent a good deal of time with extra-curricular activities and won recognition from clul» members. She held offices in the College ' Jdieatre and Women ' s Union and was secretary of the Student Union. She served also on the Elm Bark, the girls ' basketl)all team, and as chairman of the Honor Court committee. Quite frankly, she states her professional and)ition to Ije that of hausfrau. ' DOEOTHY BEAUN Webster Groves. Missouri Dorothy ' s activities center pretty well around the Student Christian Association, which she served as secretary, vice-])resident, and president. She was an honor student, with history, philosophy, and religion as her chief interests. Tennis and basketball also interested her aud claimed some of her leisure time. lier ambition for the future she lists as high school history teaching. HENEY BUCHOLZ Elmiiurst, Illinois Bud ' s great popularity and ability made itself known from the lirst year when he was pi ' csidcnt o[ 1bc i ' i-i ' sliiuau class until his senior year when he was chosen (piarterbaek on the ail-conference football team. When he wasn ' t giviaig his attention to Wi ' stie, he Avas to be found in the biology lab or out for football, traek, or basketball. He is one of the few ten letteimen in the history of the school. GLADYS C. BUENGEE 0. k Park, Illinois A French major, Gladys spent much time with the French Club, serving as its treasurer and its president, and hopes either to teach French or become a French interpreter. She was also secretary of the senior class, a member of the ' omen s Union and the chairman of committees. She came to college on a scholarship and was an honor roll student while at Elmhurst. » » 38 « «

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.TdliX D1LLENBEEC4ER Yalmeyee, Illixois John ' s academic interests center around theology and pliilosophy, and his extra-curricular contacts were usually tied in with the Student Christian Association. Mhii-li he served as president during his junior year. He has beeii a member of the dormitory council at South Hall for three years, taking care of each incoming freshman class. A scholarship student, John plans to enter the ministry. JOHiv F. DODD Oak PArac, Illinois When John had free hours during his senior year, one could usually find him in the Y room or in the Student Union store. But he did follow ' school athletics and became a member of the ' E Club after ser ing as manager to the football team during his senior year. His hobby is photography, and his main scholastic interest is history, but he can ' t decide whether to teach history or practice law. LESTER W. DRESCH Highland, Illinois An lionor student save for one semester, Lester was still very active ill the (ioethe ' erei]i. the S. C. A., the Pre-The Society, and the Re- ligious Life Committee, and was a memlier of the College Theatre dur- ing his freshman year. He has held offices in the S. C. A., the Goethe ' erein, the Student Union, and the Pre-The Steering Committee and likes to develo]! and keep his wide contacts by letters. SHER]iiAX R. FULLER, JR. Elmhukst, Illinois A good singer, Sherman served the Men ' s Glee Club and tlie chapel choir. He was also active in the French Club, the E Cluli. and the Ehn liark, and was ])arade chairman of the Ido ' J Homecoming. He was on three championshii) intramural teams, and a memlier of the baseball squad for four years, winning a letter during his junior year. He hopes to become a business executive. GENEYA GILBERTSOIsT Chicago, Illinois Geebe was a very active and a very popular senior, although her practice teaching and physical education work kept her off the camjius for hours at a time. A good athlete herself, she ]:)articipated in the women ' s intraniurals, was active in the Women ' s Union, and also was a memlier of the C ' oUege Theatre. Her ambitious incline toward education, and she ' ll try to be a good teacher. » » 30 « «