Elmhurst College - Elms Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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Enthusiasts Hungarian Club Row 1: W. Tolnoi, W. Kish; Row 2: S. Matesz, V. Szaniszlo, M. Stefan, B. Cory; Row 3: Rev. Molnar, B. Makert. E. Karmazsi i, B. Angi, C. Makay. Spanish Club Row 1 : I. Pohorille, R. Winneoke, At. Cantrell. L. Scbiffman; Row 2: E. Cotsirillos. V. Wylie, D. Greig. E. Steffen; Row 3: j. Kulton, R. Klein, R. Witt. C. Carpenter, D. Luecke, Mrs. Jones. S.N.EA. Row 1: G. Scbrieber. M. Stefan. J. Berger. G. Baker. N. Sullivan; Row 2: C. Haas, E. Cotsirilos. M. Patterson. P. Patrick, S. Holtman. E. Steffan. A. Michael. L. Hagemann; Row 3: Mr. Wukasch. D. Blagbum. J. Storck, N. Schoenwolf. V. Jekabsons, B. Utke, P. Boesch. M. Cantrell; Row 4: M. Klassy. ]. Thompson. B. Custard, R. Mertens. G. Gruen- wa ' d. N. Piepho. ]. Meerse. M. Zitlauf. E. Allricb.

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Firesides open acuity homes firesides Committee consisted of Airs. Jones, R. Brandon, E. Hoffeins, and Mr. Wukasb. It was their responsibility to arrange all Firesides meetings. Every year several opportunities are offered during the school program at which students can come to know their professors better and on a more intimtate basis. These informal meetings are called Firesides, the title given to the relaxed setting and discussions that prevails in a professor ' s home for an evening a students desire to discuss some question or idea pertinent to their college career and future. Begin- ning first in freshmen week, the new students on campus receive an opportunity to join in one of these enlightened experiences when a Firesides meet- ing is planned into their schedule. Then, throughout the year, professors again open their homes to all students to gather some Friday evening for an ex- change of ideas and information relative to the topic area. Such discussions have centered around paint- ings, college life, school standards, and campus prob- lems. No matter what the subject is, the students and faculty enjoy the opportunity of meeting outside the classroom to broaden their horizon and know each other better. Dr. Barclay leads a discussion in his home on a modern painting. Pictured are S. Hoecker, C. Mory, N. Sullivan, R. Tabbat, J. Ritter, B. Mahler, Dr. Barclay, and M. Hildebrandt.

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in language, education, and religion meet Pre- The and Christian Ed. Row 1: C. Stein, R. Bogert, E. Kloep- ping, ]. Bridgett; Row 2: C. Bounds, S. Haese, V. Shively, A. Krombolz, J. Tschudy; Row 3: H. Schivegmann. P. Townsend, W. Hoffman, G. Dietrich, B. Broadhead, B. Ehekircher. Pre- The and Christian Ed. Row 1 : R. Brandon, J. Pecoul, C. Sur- kamp, D. Klass, J. Stadermann: Roiv 2: W. Rumpf, P. Pic, K. Press, M. Bowers, J. Modschiedler, J. Bock, E. Fromm; Row 3: F. Dietz, W. Mueller, F. Hei- merdinger, D. Carlson, J. Schultz, G. Kuether, J. Helm, K. Mulbolland, E. Schnierer, R. Siever, L. Watson.