Eureka College - Prism Yearbook (Eureka, IL)

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V.rp AV ' alter Jacob K injr ..„ - Eurt ka Katherine Jean Kmiclsen Greenfieltl Frances Lena Kreiling Easton Marie Frances Legel Roanoke Bertha Margaret McCarver LaPorte, Ind. Scrilmer Woodrow McCoy Tokyo, Japan Holiert William Martin Kewanee Nettie Ciertrude Milligan Tani]iic() Marian Virginia Morris Bushnill Howard Amos Morrow Metropolis James Hamilton Miirsener Kewanee Frank William Nickel, Jr Enreka Paul Noftsker Chicago Ermal F.dwin O ' Hrian Taylorville Eliza lieth Mary Osman Ottawa Mary A. Parks ...Minonk Frank Tony Perachiotti Kincaid lister Graves Pottcnger Indianapolis, Ind. James WhitcomI) Kiley Eureka Jayne Elizalietli Hisser Danvers William Christian Hisser --- Eureka George Andrew Huliinson Eureka FRESHMEN Kaymorul Ciilhcrt Kussell Decatur Delfred George Sadler Neponset Hazelmae Sarber Oak Park Uichard William Satterfield East St. Louis Marian Elizabeth Schaefer Bilasper, India Herman Sclnvarze, Jr Birmingham, Mich. Dorothy Helen Sheppard Roanoke A ' erne S ' kaggs Greenhekl Bernard S. Smith San Jo.se Paul Parks Storm Minier Cliller Strang Greenfield George Wendell .Sutton West Liberty, Iowa Louise Elizabeth Teter South Pekin Ruth Nadine Tinimons Hoopeston Kathryn Irene Tingley Low Point Marthetta Louise Tolliver Taylorville Jay Mundell Tomb Eureka John Edward Tomb Eureka Ferdinand TomJyanovich Bulpitt James Edgar Wagner Tulsa, Okla. AV 11 1 ia ni Ha rold Wherley Lewistown DuiUev Anderson Wolfe Tavlorvllle Storm Riley J. Tomb Holcomb ] IcCarver Sarber Osman Russel Martin Wagner B. Smith Timmous Abbadusky Parks Legel Morris Skaggs Tingley Sadler Kreiling J. Risser Satterfield Sheppard Heflin Robinson Frietag V. Risser Milli(:an Shaefer Tettr Paschal J. Henry Wherley Tomlyanovicjl, James P jp S J fp f f ( ( P ! t t3 ai ? A 9

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Unclassified Students ' upg I lioinpMin Until Cliristiiia Buhli.irl Eureka Cainill,! Anita C ' laiiscn Srcdr ICva Cniilisliank Fairbaiilt. Minn. liarlaii De Loss .Jones Miiionk I.ois Harriet I. yon Kiin-ka H.-n Holh iMinka l.oii Sii viler Mitaniura .Mrs. .S ' . M. Snyilrr Met.iniora ()ra lone ' i lioin|)s in .M.-inlins .Marjraret .Mniuieil Toinli Kureka Helen Kraneis Williams Knreka I ' .XTKX.SION HoIuTt Janiiesoii Harvey Neva .ei er Wasliliiirn A Message from the Senior President V A V3 I ' Oiir vrars arc ilr.auiiii; ' to a close. .Vnotlier senior class is rc.iih to lie ushered into tlic nialestroin of liti . (Itted with tiie emlou merits tli.it only ;i coileiic education can briiin ' . As tor our work here, let |iostirit - determine the niche th.it the cl.ass of l! ;(t shall hold. . Iijilit it he said tlioiii;ii. tli it we li.ne •i en ourselves to adei|U.itily meetinL; the deiii.ands th.it .a colli nc coiiimmiitv h is ni.idc. Hut the iiTc.atcst o|i|iortunit v for ser ice li ' s .ilie.id. We must s.atisf society s (Icin.ands. , nd in doinji this we c.in ii.auuhl hut feel indclited to I ' urek.i (ollen ' c. I ' Or who is there hut who will confirm that these ears of inliinati ' .association — cnjoyiiiu ' . suflcrin r. yicldinji. coni|iiering, and Icarnini; with our fellow men — have irivcn us the .art of living touether. Let lieini; I ' .ni ' ek.a men .and vMiiMcn hi one of our greatest distinctions. Ch Alll.llS I ' llKlUllli. President of the .Senior C ' las.s. tHt ;b