Eureka College - Prism Yearbook (Eureka, IL)

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,ipi E' E E Af, , pp,-f0I!,' f,4f First Bow-Ioseph Grattis, Florence Bell, Edward Iacolos, Irvalene Bradley, Eugene Kiick, Mary Williamson. V Second Bow-Harry Marsh, Erma White, Iames Mracek, Vera Verdos, Richard Pottenqer, Miriam Pottenqer. Third Row-Norman Storm, Phyllis Friess, Nelson Blackmore, Darlene Losch, Hal Bilyeu, Garwood Braun. Fourth Row-George Hoke, Charles Pifer, Stanford Schneider, William Shasteen, Iohn Highlander, lohn Erst. Fifth Bow-Verne Morris, Hallie Mae Bishop, Mary Ellen Vtfiseqarver, Warren White, Virginia Detweiler, Dorothea Hayman. U fibii W? I, U! L I 5:1541 b MXWL 'A CL ,QC 'F' ,Y ' QUEQ , LQ

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L4 .wt VU 1 rift t ANNETTE DYAR-Atlinglishl Delta Delta Pi, Secretary 4: Chapel Choir 2, 3, 45 Opera 3, 47 Social Board 2, 35 Central Assembly 3: Women's Council 35 Church Choir: Oratorio 2, 3, 4. FRANK l'lALPlNHtl-listoryl Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer 3, 47 Oratorio lg Vice-President Senior Class: Student Church Cabinet 3, 4, BARBARA BURGESS- tMusic Educationl Southern Illinois Normal Univer- sity 1, 27 Delta Sigma Epsilon: Associate Member of Delta Delta Pip Chapel Choir 3, 4: Opera 3, 4. CLAIR DYER-tl-Iistoryl Psi Alpha Lambda, Guard 2, Marshall 3, Social Chairman 3, 41 Class President lp Social Board 37 Football 1, Z: E Tribe 1, 2, 35 Pegasus 3, 4: Prism 4. BETTY LA MP-tSociologyl Phi Omega, President 45 Young Women's Christian Association l, 2, 3, 4, Chairman Southern Illinois Area 2, 3, Chairman, Re- gional Council 47 Pi Kappa Delta, National Convention Representative in Oratory 1, 3, President 31 Beta Pi Theta 3, 47 Women's Athletic Association ly Opera 'l, 3g Chapel Choir 1, 2, 3: Women's Council l, 2, 35 Cen- tral Assembly, President 4: Scholar l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Scholar: One Act Plays, FOSTER CRAGGETT-tSociologyl Football 3: Meclbury Club 2, 3p Ministerial Fellowship 4. MARCUS HERTEL-tEconomicsl Tau Kappa Epsilon, Pledge Master 45 Pi Kappa Delta: Chapel Choirg Pegasus Busi- ness Manager 3: Prism Business Manager 3.

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SECOND CLASS Eureka College ' April 18, 1941 Dear Mom and Dad: l've just returned from a lunior Class meeting, but it eventually turned into an old fashioned bull session. The meeting was for the purpose of lining- up committees to put on the Iunior-Senior Prom, but We spent most of the evening hashing over the activities vve luniors participated in this year. I thought perhaps' you would like to hear a recount of these activities-it would be nice to keep for my scrap book. Our class has narrowed down since its Freshman days, but We still number over 35, and each one of us is plenty busy in one extra-curricular activity or another. ' ' The college enjoyed a mighty successful football season, and We Iuniors contributed our share of the man, power to the team. In the line we had such stalwarts as Norman Storm, Ioe Schneider, Verne Morris, and Ed. lacobs. They did a good job of opening holes ion kickers, plungers, and passers such as Bill Shasteen, Die'-z Pottenger, and Johnny Erst. Iohnny, by the way, is also president of our class, and has been doing a mighty capable job. ' As is typical of most every college Iunior and Senior year, one assumes leadership and thus, responsibilities. The first semester this year, Verne Morris and Nelson Blackmore Worked diligently as assistant editor and business manager of the Pegasus. The second semester Gar Braun served as editor and Charles Pifer as business manager. 5-1 N V. T XM! Ji Q dl xiii ...17-