Greenville College - Vista Yearbook (Greenville, IL)
- Class of 1933
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It was the spirit ol: Greenville College, Service to Others , which Sir Launtal acquired in his search For the l-loly Grail. Fin? Lovvell's masterpiece this Vista draws its theme. B0ftrr Io mv the poor l'l!U1li.S' rrusf, Better flzc Zilexxing of the poor, Tlzouglz I turn mv mr-rpfy from his doorj Tlmf 'ix no trim al-mtv fulzidz the Izumi von hold Ho giwx noflzir-ig bm' 'it-'0I'f1lIL'.S'S gold Wflzo giziar from a .vwzxv of duly. DEDICATIGN To Professor Gaddis who leaves us a rich heritage ol: memories and a great and lasting influence For culture . . . To all the members of the Faculty whose time and energy have been Freely given to us, whose lives and lips have taught us ol: God, and whose classrooms have been Fountains ol: knowledge, we dedicate this, the twenty- ninth volume orc THE VISTA. 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D .-gi: :Sgr .tml : ' 'N m W' - - 1 f , ' 2 1 A -. ' A - f A A' 'WY' ' if 'Har-N'-Qk 'f-' 5 , - . LF. M Q' ,e , 5 ., , 5 ' ,M- 'r,:--gff,-.viif x .?f . QQ. gi? 'ff -- I4 ' 2- :ff 'X lx, I :I - ' . QZV A -.'ffI'.-.:cn5.- Vibmw- L41-Via 'Q ' ' I 4 -.54-N ' U ,2a2i -- ,ax L , xv BQ - PP'-Aa,. ' 5 ' 'ff:n1: 1LfffL? 1 f if fl: Q., - 'J ,Y '31 Q g 'Q'-M .gf-L 74' 1 ' J. . f - - 1 . ' Egg - x r -er' 5 I Ar-w'f - '-a---x . .,,!5, lb K R 54 - 2 C g , ,.-5' '5: ':,1'-, ' ' '-'f, ,.,, , ,x4 f'- ,IJ ' ., 7,1 , '5- , ., ..-.wg-.--..4 uf -gggwm! .5 :xihgj-jfrrtfu 1 w ADMINISTFQATION ln what so we share with another's needy Not what we give but what we share, For the giiit without the giver is bareg Who gives himself: with his alms Feeds three I-limselt, his hungering neighbor, and Me. LESLIE RAY MARSTON, PH.D President Professor of Philosophy and Psychology Jgffa BIRNEY H. GADDIS, A.B- Vice IDI'f'SlCl6'flt,, Professor of Economics A.B., Greenville College, 190185 Advanced study, University of Illinois, 19018-093 University of Wisconsin, summer, 1916. W l BENJ. L. OLMSTEAD, A.M., B.D. Doon of Religion, Professor of Bible and Theology A.B., Wheaton College, 19085 A.M., 1917, B.D., Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Chi- cago, 1911, Advanced study, United Free Church College, Glasgow, Scotland, 1911-12. .ENOCI-I A. HOLTWICK, A.M. l E. HAROLD lNlUlNN, A.M. Regi.vtrar, Professor of Psychology and Education A.B., Greenville College, 1925, A.M., University of Michigan, 19-28, Advanced study, Uni- versity of Michigan, summer, 1'928. Professor of. History and G ozfernm ent A.B., Greenville College, 19095 A.M., University of Southern California, 1914 g Advanced study, University of Wiscon- sin, summers, 1921, 1922, State University of Iowa, sum- mer, 1928. GEORGE E. lNllO1usLANn, M.S. Professor of Biology B.S., Greenville College, 19215 Medical study, University of Michigan, 1920-223 M.S., Uni- versity of Michigan, 19293 Advanced study, University of Michigan, summers, 1929, '30, H. JOHNSON LONG, PH.D. Professor of Clzemisfry A.B., University of Kansas, 19203 A.M., 19225 Ph.D., 1927. 'Twenlq-four l . IHONVARD li. 'lllMl!IERS, A. M. Professor of .lloflzmnatics ond Pliysics A.B., Uni uersity of Southern California, 19255 A.M., Uni- versity of Washington, 1927. i l l lllARY K. Ammiaws, A.M. Professor of Sociology A.B., Pen-n College, 191:83 Graduate of the N a t i on al School of the Young Women's Christian Association, 19163 A.M., University of Missouri, 1930. Twenty-five Bessie G. 'l'oU1z'r1sLoTTE, A.M. Professor of Romance Languages A.B., Tabor College, 1908 A.M., State University of Iowa 19115 Advanced study, Unii versity of Chicago, summer, 1930. l ee ROBERT W. Wooos, A.B. Director of tho School of Music, Professor of Vocal Music, Sacred lllnsic A.B., Greenville College, 1923, Graduate, Westminster Choral School, 1927. ll'IAE A. TENNEY, A.M. Professor of English A.B., Greenville College, 1914 A.M., University of,California, 1919. Lois VVOOD-VVOODS, A.B Instructor in English and Religions Education A.B., Greenville College, 1923, Advanced study Biblical Sem- inary in New York, summer, 19301. nga HARRY V. BREWER, A.B., B.B.A., LL.B. Principal of School of Busi- ness Training, Instructor in Accounting A.B., Greenville College, 19235 B.B.A., 1923, LL.B., LaSalle Extension University, 1933. ELVA E. KINNEY, A.B. Dean of W amen, I nst-rnctor in M atheinatics and Education A.B., Greenville College, 19245 Advanced study, University of Michigan, summers, 1930, '31, '32. ' BEATRICE JANE BREWER, A. B. Assistant Instructor in Business A.B., Greenville College, 1923. A. E. HARFORD,, A.B. Dean of ll-lcn, Instructor in Speech and Physical Education A.B., Greenville College, 1916 RUBY E. DARE, A.M. Professor of Classical Languages A.B., Taylor University, 19265 A.M., University of Michigan, 19295 Advanced study, Uni- versity of Michigan, second semester, 1928-219, summer, 19295 University of Chicago, summer, 19305 University of Illinois, summer, 1932. HAROLD H. W1NsLow, A.B., S.T.B. Professor of Bible and Theology A.B., Greenville College, 1929. S.T.B., Biblical Seminary in New York, 1932. CT wen!y-six Z S qllili 5, .-.ig ' A. B. Instructor in Piano and ' Public School Music E. R. Kkoucaun, D.MUs. Guest Professor of Piano and Theory Methods A.B., Greenville College, 1931 HEIJWIG NIEHOFF Instructor in Violin OLIVE VANVJXLIN Cixsizmzo, M1LDRED MAE HEAD, A-B. Instructor in Piano, Theory, Class Piano A.B., Greenville College, 1932 These are they who guide our destinies and shape our course at Greenville- who govern us, instruct us in the way of knowledge, discipline our weaker, foolish moments, lead us in spiritual life-mingle with us at church, in classroom, at table, and in social activities. Twenty-seven The M532 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS W. D. Cochran - - - .. President J- M- DHHICIS - Vice President Rumseb' O- Young - - - Secretary W. B- H- GP1dd1S - - Treasurer f ' MEMBERS ACCESSION Expiration 1921 LESLIE RAY MARSTON, Greenville, Ill. - - - President of Greenville College, Ex-Officio Member of the board. 1905 JOSEPH M. DANIELS, Greenville, Ill. ---- 1935 Vice President and Cashier, State Bank of Hoiles 8: Sons. 1906 REV. WESLEY D. COCI-IRAN, Greenville, Ill. - - - 1933 Field Secretary of Greenville College. 1910 CHARLES I. TENNEY, 902 VV. Franklin, Minneapolis, Minn. 1934 President, American Gas Construction Co. 1911 REV. JOHN A- VVATSON. 1009 WV. Jefferson St., Kokomo, Ind. 1935 Pastor, Free Methodist Church. - 1912 REV. W. H. LAWSON, 1817 N. 29th St., E. St- Louis, Ill. - 1933 Pastor, Free Methodist Church. 1912 RUMSEY O. YOUNG, Sorento, Ill. - - 1933 County Highway Commissioner, Bond Co., Ill. 1916 VVALTER A. JOY, A. B. '00, Greenville, Ill. - 1935 President, F. P. Joy Mercantile Co. President, Bradford National Bank. 1916 S. VV. ANDRENVS, A. B. '11, Greenville, Ill. - - 1934 President, Model Glove Co. 1920 REV. M. E. LEVVIS, 421 S. 16 St., Terre Haute, Ind. - 1933 Evangelist, Free Methodist Church. 1920 GARNER T. BALDVVIN, D. D. S., 1658 W. 69th St., Cleveland, Ohio ---- . - - - 1934 1920 REV. R. B. NILES, 201 E. Elm St., Kent, Ohio - - - 1935 District Elder, Cleveland District, Ohio Conference, Free Methodist Church. 1921 REV. H- E. PERIGO, A. B. '10, 2111 So. St., Lafayette, Ind. - 1934 Pastor, Free Methodist Church. 1924 REV. G. E. KLINE, A. B. '09, 910 XVater St-, Decatur, Ill. - 1934 Pastor, Free Methodist Church. 1925 MILTON N. PIERSON, Peoria, Ill. ---- 1934 President, W'est Bluff Lumber Co. 1928 BIRNEY H. GADDIS, A. B. '08, Greenville, Ill. - 1934 Vice President of Greenville College. 1930 REV. J. L. MAYHEXV, Greenville, Ill. ---- 1933 District Elder, Cowden District, Central Illinois Conference, Free Methodist Church. . 1930 M. L. ALLEN. C. P. A., 606 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill. - 1933 International Harvester Co. CTwen1q-eiqhl BOOK TWO 'I fx . 3 ff .,- 3,115 I N 'eg - -f'5'iP'-1 ff.'3lf'.5. 'F-., vf,bf Vie- ., , 75. .:. 1:s--,I-.fQf: 5 MI-?ZPQ'13j-.' , . MIL , -' 1', 'E' 5, 'if'-Ziff pf--12g-1. ,- .- 5 --' , 2-.2 -- :1'?:'fv f f- --if' 'if' M ?f' 'fv Qiiff-fu 'irffiriiii . f 5 . Y'f?':'f3,:J- . '57 ' ' aff '- ' - - .rf ,351-nf. - '- 'A .. .ff M' ,zlv-.g.. +' 1 'j+'1',Q1-: V' -efgufm-f .L , ,. 1- '-,.n.4 i3gg. g2Q, ,Ng -' , Tfl. 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Lf, 1 ' ' 1 lf x V 1- .wf-1, wh' ., if 'f' Si? L ', f - . vi A W-img, Q: 'WEB ' gf ,I QW X -' cg: 2 -Q19 f. i 'F L, C T. in 11: k X-:gy -. , if Kx X sh'-M 5: 4, 5 54-an 'g :' MW 'L H N 951 11 L g N iff-.ff M.. M be- wxkx 7:1153 Y 5 K R trugte - 'x 'fi::1- , 1. 5 yew .fx '-at Q3 ,x ugjbxx. Jn A NWY, '17 ' ff Lag S.. q, s . -1. '1 5 'mv' ' V Q b'Y 'N Q. A ' 1. X3 'ft ww ' f N f ' 1 '--4-Q x ,lh w jx J gl . - Q f F . - .' . 1 5.95-.,.f'I ' .sijixi 4 .w ' 7' L' CGI I PGP CDI: ARTS Not only around our inlrancy Doth heaven with all its splenclors lieg Daily, with souls that cringe and plot, We Sinais climb and know it not. Tl-IE SENIORS To our honorary members, Professor and Mrs. Gaddis, we owe a debt of gratitude for their kindly admonitions and patient assistance, for their encourage- ment and for the confidence they have placed in us these last four years. We regret that this year sees the close of our intimate contact with them. Not only will the Class of '33 miss Professor Gaddis, but the College as well, because of his appointment as General Treasurer of the Church and Publish- ing Agent at Chicago. We feel confident that he is going on to a greater sphere of usefulness, and are sure that as he has succeeded here, in like measure will be succeed in future years. , 4 PROFESSOR GADDIS MRS. GADDIS First Semester Harold Grothaus ........ Anna Mae Mullet ........ Gladys Schreffler ,..... Charles Kingsley ..... .. Donald Mack ............ ...... CLASS OFFICERS President . ...... Vice President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Lester Gilliem ............ ...... M en's Athletic Director Bonnie Brenneman Women's Athletic Director John Rupert ,,,,,,.,..,..... ................ Y ell Leader .......... f-Thirty-three if l if 'fi il Ili X. l if if ll in il ' 1. Second Semester il Violet Gamache I. D. Baker Irene Hunter Lester Gilliem Dorothea Andrews Harold Grothaus Bonnie Bren-neman Charles Kingsley l A l If l l L .953 i 62722 Ufsfa DOROTHY BOST ANDREWS, A. B Greenville, Illinois ll-lMS1'l', English, Biology GEORGE W. lWClVlULLEN, A. B. Solomon, Kansas Ednration, Psychology, History CHRISTINE A. OAKES, A. B. Rosliester, N. Y. English, History and Government VIOLET DORRIS GAMACHE Detroit, Michigan English, Frcnrh HAROLD H. GRfJT'IIAUS, A. B. Beloit, Kansas Business Ad'ministration, Physical Science B. RUTH NICHOLS, A. B. Chester, l,Vest Virginia English, .Modern Languages, Education l Thirlq-jour MJXRY MYRTLE ANDERSON, A. B. Mercer, Pennsylvania Religion, Psyrlmlogy-Education GILBERT WARREN MOUSER, B. S. Greenville, Illinois Biology, Physical Science LAURA Louisa joy, A. B. Greenville, Illinois English, Psydzology-Education Cfhirly-live IMZILDRED EVELYN HUNTER, A. B. Wessingtoii Syprings, S. D. English, Edncation-Psychology CHARLES VVESLEY KINGSLEY, A. B. Spring Arbor, Michigan Business Administration and Economics, History and G0'Z'C'l'P1f1'l'1612f ALICE MARIE HILL, A. B. Blissfield, Michigan Business Adnzinisirafion, English 62725 Ollie .ll LOTS BIARGARET HONN, A. B. Los Angeles, California English, Psyclzology-Education JOHN ZRUPERT, A. B. Avbnmore, Pennsylvania Hixfory, Groele, Religion, Eclucation IRENE M1XE HIUNTER, A. B. XlVCSSlI1gfOI1 Springs, S. D. Physical Salome, Biology, , Business Admiuistratiofz, French LESTER G. GILLIEM, A. B. Mt. Carmel, Illinois History and G0'Z'6'l'1Z7l1'l?7lf, Education IOSEPHINE BELLE WESTACOTT, A. B Franklinville, N. Y. Engllslz, Biology BURTON H. JONES, B. S. Cuba City, lfVisconsin M atlzematics, Plzysical Scim ICC CT hirly-si HTAROLD E. BASSETT, A. B. North Chili, N. Y. Religion, Psycliology-Philosophy FLORENCE LEONE DIETZMAN, A. B. Cornell, Vifisconsin Biology, I-Iixtory, Psychology-Education .ljwicziw JAMES MULFORD, B. S. Greenville, Illinois Matlzcfvzcztics, C lzemistry l l 11 I K HELEN GERTRUDE F LETCHER, A. B. Spring Arbor, Michigan French, English., Psychology-Educat-io NAHUM E. PERKINS, A. B. Wessington Springs, S. D. Religion, Education -W FERNOLA BONNIE BRENNEMAN, A. B. Crowley, Colorado Business Adnzinistratiion, Ednfatfion ' l Cfhirry-:ov n . . i i Tile 'Dixie L i - ' I If E. GLADYS SCHREFFLER, A. B. Van, Pennsylvania English, Lafin, Psychology-Education CHARLES CLARK H.AZLETT, A. B. Apollo, Pennsylvania Religion, English, History ANNA NIAE BIULLET, A. B. Canton, Ohio Zoology, Plzysiral Science FRANK J. KLINE, A. B. Decatur, Illinois Greek, Religion, Piyclzology, Philosophy MILDRED LUCILE XNILLIAMS, A. B, Greenville, Illinois English, llflatlzcmcziics, Psychology-Eeluczzfion HAROLD I. BOWDEN, A. B. Zanesville, Ohio M atlzemalics, Physical Science N Thifzy-efqhz RUTH. Lois LASSWELL, A. B. Greenville, Illinois Biology, Psycliology-Education NVALTER DONALD MACK, A. B. Forest Park, Illinois Religion, English, Chemiistry RUTH A. SHORT, A. B. XVashington Springs, S. D. Psychology, Plzilosofwlzy, Social Science . CThirlq-nin VELMA LOUISE HAWLEY, A. B. Greenville, Illinois Sociology, Psychology-Eclucation INDIMIUM D. BAKER, B. S. Grayville, Illinois Biology, Physical Science MYRA AVIS HUGHES, A. B. Churchville, N. Y. Latin, Frcnclz, Education Tae Zlfsla TI-IE CLASS OF '33 In the fall of 1929 we entered upon our career as Freshmen at Greenville College. That year the great depression began, but we felt no depression in our spirits. VVe set out to enjoy our college life, and although perhaps the depression caused a thinning of our ranks, we are glad that thirty-eight of our members have been able to successfully complete their four years. The past years have been eventful and delightfully spent. Realizing the fundamental importance of a right beginning, we tried the very first year to fit into Greenville's program, and as guides we chose Professor and Mrs. Gadclis, who have been a help and an inspiration to each of us. We have a vivid remembrance of our Sophomore days, especially of such things as winning basketball and soccer tournaments, wearing Junior distinctions, and in general, forming lasting friendships. In our junior year, we were active in all phases of college life. NVell repre- sented in music, literary and religious organizations, we were especially noted for our members on the intercollegiate debate teams and for taking the honors in the track meet. As this year draws to a close, we feel that it has been the best. VVe carry away with us memories of the Sister-Class hike, the All-College hikes, Senior week, climaxecl by the Junior-Senior banquet, and the Senior Skip Hike to Decatur Lake. Wle leave a good scholastic record also, our class having highest scholas- tically, last semester. Now Commencement Day, the climax and the most significant event of our college career, approaches and we feel that we are taking with us not only a host of pleasant memories of social functions-of college life in general-and of never-to-be-forgotten associations, but also a correct knowledge of God, correct views of man, and sound views of life values. RUTH NICHOLS. Four years of joys and lzeartaehes- Of laughs and tears-of hopes and shattered dreams- Four years of comradeship, and classes, and activities, and study- Four years of life in Greenville. May we who go on make clear the path- Maji flzose who come after, follow 'with firm and eager step. Forty THE JUNICDRS Professor and Mrs. Timbers have been truly helpful and wise councilors in the activities of the junior Class for the past three years-real friends to each of us as well as co-fellows with us in our good times. VVe are looking forward to a year of unequaled association with them and with our Patricia Ann. Three college years have slipped into the eternities of the past and have left their imprint on the lives of the men and women striving to be different- and what's more, attaining it. Now that we have almost arrived, we may look back to the dear old Fresh- man daze and into a Sophomore year of fair athletic and academi: success. As three year people. we have enjoyed a reception given by our capable honoraries, a Hallowe'en mixer of lasting memory, and preparation for the modernistic Junior- Senior banquet. We have been especially favored in athletics this year, having f il l 1: 5 lk in ll l i i l i ir: ig, I i tl' i r 5' V PROP 'lIMn1:Rs MRS TIMBERS attained honors in soccer, volley ball, as well as major and minor basketball. High something still finer and richerg a year that will climax for us a portion of our i lives-college attempted and achieved. lights of pleasure, these, and yet, we turn to a year which gives promise of X First Semester Burton Dietzman Larwrence Fink ..... . Helen Jacobson ...... Wesley Biddulph ,,,, .. . Howard Franklin Ruth Moyer ......... ..... John Keil ........... CLIFFORD MARSTON. CLASS OFFICERS President V1ce President Secretary Treasurer Student Council ........ ....... Girls' Athletic Director Men's Athletic Director Kathryn Andrews -. ..... ............ Y ell Leader ..... Forty-one Second Semester Alvin Ahern Helen Ahern Mae Bradbury' Rolland Sayre- Bergen Birdsall' 1 Mary fSleight Lawrence Fink Naomi Harford ROLAND W. SAYRE Canton, Ohio HENRY W. LEIGH Jackson, Mich. PAULINE JUHLIN Macon, Ga. NORVAL P. IWILLAR Fargo, N. Dakota WENDELL M. IQLEIN Belvidere, Ill. ROLAND F. AUTENREITH. Colchester, Ill. MARY M. LUTz Mulberry Grove, Ill. JOHN KEIL Pittsburgh, Pa. WESLEY G. BIDDULPH Lynwood, Calif. RILEY H. HEALD Greenville, Ill. DONALD M. LONG Greenville, Ill. ELDON HOLCOMB Greenville, Ill. Forty-Iwo KATIJRYN A. ANDREWS Greenville, Ill. Joi-IN VV. IQELSEY Chicago, Ill. G. :HAROLD VVATKINS Fargo, N. Dakota Lois E. Roma Taft, Calif. FRANCES E. MU-RPH.Y McPherson, Kan. BURTON D. D1.ETzMAN comeu, Was. FORREST J. FREEMAN Brockport, N. Y. L. M.NRIE JETT Greenville, Ill. ADA M. I'IADDUCK Winfield, Kan. WALTER HINEBAUGH Aurora, Ill. HOWARD M. FRANKLIN ' Ramsey, Ill. Forty-three NAOIVTI HARITORD Uniontown, Pa. Knee 5555.2 . fl ' li J BERGEN W. BIRDSALL Los Angeles, Calif. W ARREN M. FILE Greenville, Ill. RALPH. W. THOMPSON Westfield, Ill. ELMER J. HooD New Castle, Pa. MINA R. SMITH Lewiston, Ill. WARREN MARTIN Manhattan, Kan. EDWARD G. VVYMAN Hesperia, Mich. RUTH BOLING Cowden, Ill. WALTER T. WESLEY Galion, Ohio I MILD W. DEIBER1' Brownstown, Ill. GORDON L. PICKERING Omaha, Nebr. ELEANOR M. BRADBURY McPherson, Kan. Forhg-four STANLEY C. TEEL Los Angeles, Calif. RUTH B. IXIIOYER Warren, Ohio IMIARY SLEIGHT Greenville, Ill. EUGENE G. EVANS Uniontown, Pa. CHARLES CRAIG Youngstown, Ohio HELEN E. JACOBSON Evanston, Ill. ESTHER E. I'1UDSON Dansville, N. Y. LAWRENCE D. FINR Evanston, Ill. DONALD BROWN Pocahontas, Ill. EDITH NV1-1.1'rE Greenville, Ill. HELEN G. AHERN McPherson, Kan. ALVIN A. AHERN McPherson, Kan. Forty-live 7525 Zisfa NENA BROWN GROVES Mulberry Grove, Ill. GERALD I-I. POWELL Greenville. Ill. RACHEL E. BEACH Lockport, N. Y. NETTIL M. MORRISON Benton Harbor, Mich. JOE LUcc0 Pocahontas, Ill. CLIFFORD R. NIARSTON Seattle, Wash. MARY K. MCLACHLAN Evart, Mich. Forlq-:ix Tl-IE SOP!-IOMOIQES The projects which the Sophomore Class have uncle 'taken this year have, to a large degree, been successful because of the assistance and inspiration that has come to us from our class advisers, Dean and Mrs. Harford. The Class of '35 wishes to express its appreciation of their services during the past two years while the class has striven to become college minded. and hopes that the follow- ing years will be even better because of deeper friendship and understanding. First Semester William Brcnneman ...... .. :ill lil, lla il iv, is I DEAN HARFORD MRS. HARFORD . .li i l .V 5 CLASS OFFICERS N Second Semester President .......Lucil1e Damon Vice President .......Cornelia Breitenbach, Florence Joy .............. Mary Harvey .......... Myra. Van Valm ....,. . ........... - Lois Curtis ............ Leland Neeley ...... Fcriy-seven Secretary and Treasurer Student Council .....,...... ..,.., . Women's Athletic Director ........,... Men's Athletic Director ....... ...... Myra Van Valin gg Florence Joy li 15 Lois Creme X Melvin Neece ll l ll rl ii Nl 193. t U F356 053352 , si LELAND NEELEY VERNA DEIBER1' HELEN PERKINS MARY HARVEY FRANCES McKAY MILDRED GWYNQ' EDNA ANGELO ALENIA BELLE MCCORD JOHN MCNEW DOROTHY CELRISTIE WILLIAM BRENNEMAN BEULAH FOULON' LUCILLE DAMON WAYNE MOORE RUTH WATKINSY KERMIT RAY NIYRA VAN 'VALIN MABEL SMITH ARMETTA BARKERY JAMES SPEAR HELEN CANON 'Juniors second semester Forlq-eight EUGENE HOILESK PAUL ELLIS . FLORENCE joy LOU-IsE NIULFORD ETI-IEL WILLTAMSON MAXWELL Ckoss NIARGARIET TIIALLMAN LAWRENCE SCT-IOENHALS Lois CURTIS CORNELIA BREITENBACH CAROLYN IWCLAIN NIELVIN NEECE Lois NOWI.1N WVILLIAM DAWDY IVIARIAN BULL LESTER BANNING NEYSTA FLOYD LILLIAN MCHENRW' VIOLETTE MKJOREW CIIESTER CRILL ELIZABETH PLOG Dk-Iuniors Second Semester. Forhl-nine f q .S 5 A! if l 1 Q X 1'-nf., L LE ML L U35 OF '35 - f ff?-X3 I' fi.. ne Zffdfi -L CLASS Our return to Greenville College as Sophomores brought a new sense o A responsibility as well as a feeling of elation-the responsibility of being one step It nearer the end of our college career 5 the elation of being considered as other i than freshmen. I 'iw . . ' As this year closes we look back with pride upon the series of events that comprised our Sophomore year. Q Musically we have excelled. Two members of our class received teaching certificates in piano, another in voice and four in public school music methods. The director of the band and orchestra, of which some Sophomores are mem- bers, belongs to our class. Some of us have participated in both the A Cappella Chorus and the College-Community Chorus, two being soloists in these groups. Although our class is small, we were active in the debate clubs, the Gospel T. League, athletics, and moreover were not without scholastic honors- l il' Perhaps our most vivid recollections have to do with the winning of the Q girl's basketball,tournament, which we celebrated with a class dinner, and the episodes concerned with Junior distinctions, including the rummage sale on the back campus. it . I But now as the year draws to a close, we think of the Cl'lI'1CillllCI1t of our 4' lives by the ideals of Greenville College and resolve when we return for our i junior and Senior years to uphold and support its program. N CHESTER CRILL 1 l Fifty THEFQESHMEN W Dr. and Mrs. Lo11g,ias the faculty advisors of the Class of '36, have en- deared themselves to every Freshman. They have made themselves readily accessible to those seeking advice and encouragement. Amid pressing duties they have given freely of their time to every interest of the class and through active participation in its sports and social activities have become popularly identi- fied with it. The Class of '36 is proud of this association and cherishes the assurance that through the next six semesters Dr. and Mrs- Long will continue in their official capacity to share experiences and mete out praise in triumph and solace in defeat. !i ll il li E . fri gf' 5 gl r 1 DR. LONG MRS. LONG ri CLASS OFFICEIQS 'I First Semester , Second Semester 'fit Edward Hunter ............ .......... P resident ......... ......... A mos Rule I1 3 Josephine McHenry ,,,,.. ...... V ice President , ..... ......... D oris Huston Isabel A-ndrews ......... -. ...... Secretary ...... ......... M yrth Hilbert ' Kenneth Kline ..................., ............. T reasurer ............ ......... M abel Turner El Ernestine Freiburghaus ...... -. ....... Student Council ...... ......... E rnestine Freiburghalls ff i it S! if 9? 19s, 1 i tqfone H T ii s fi E. HUNTER W. ROWLAND C. TODD E. NELSON W- LINDLEY P. GOODMAN L. BEPLER R. MAYHEW R. MAXWELL A. BIIORGAN I. CARSON E. SCHWIERJOHN M. TURNER - R- ROGGENBAUM G. GANNON H. THOMAS? H. POTTS V. MUMAW L. MOORE W. KAYSER R. KRANTZ E- FREIBURGHAUS D. GRAFE A. ROYER M. HILBERT E. HILBERT H. HILL M. GUYER L. NVALL R. FRUIT I- ANDREWS R. ATKINSON? ' Sophomores Second Semester Fiffq-Iwo I 4 -Q':5 .-'E Eivjgvg .WW J - ui? J. SHERMAN R. FINK I. McHENRv VV. SCHMIDT D. AUGUSTINE K. IQLINE I. OAKI.1iY B. SCHERB J. BEASLEY A R. PFOUTS A. FAIRBAN KS R. RIEDEMAN M. I'IEATHn T. ROTI-I F. CRANE U F. KERSEY R. O'NEAL D. PIUSTON D. BAKER A. HUNTER H. GANNON E. STOKES F. INIATTI-LENVS H. SMITH J. LEONARD R. ROBINSON E. RMIIAND M. HROFFMAN E. OLIWSTEAD A. RULE D. IVIORGAN G. HORBS Fifly-three 0:0 Tire' Uzisfa CLASS OI: '36 Greenville College saw them for the first time in early September-these members of the Class of '36. From far and near they trouped, anxious to ex- perience college life, to conquer new problems, and to prove themselves upon untried fields. They were an unknown quantity, yet Greenville. accepting them with her traditional hospitality, welcomed the newcomers at the All-College Re- ception. From the start the Class of '36 proved adaptable. After attending the Reception, hearing all the names, seeing all the faces, they promptly forgot them, choosing rather to weave friendship from the warp and woot of daily contacts and mutual interests- Yet from this foundation of fellowship, the class was able to press forward to thorough acclimation, into the whirl of school life, and to quickly find ways of enjoyment and accomplishment. The transition to college routine was soon effected. They were ready to resume progress toward the goals which the ambition of youth had set. Yes, the Class of '36 is ambitious, not with the ambition that tramples under feet the cherished hopes of others, but with an ambition engendered in joy of excelling, a love of accomplishing. A glance at the records of the class and its individuals shows endeavor, excellence, and mastery in every phase of college life. The tale of literary and scientific studies, sports and sportsmanship, and social activities, bears the imprint of their efforts and assures their reputation of unusual energy and ability. That energy must carry them far. Coupled with proven ability and per- severance, it must enable them to safely traverse the pitfalls of future discourage- ment and depression. It must bring to some prominence and appreciation- It must enable others to carry on the battle, to live and love life where hope has Hed and relief never comes. It must make the future of the class noble in the truest sense, not evident tomorrow but in that day when the whole orderly pattern of life is spread in blends of the sombre and the bright, the intricate and the simple. RALPH ROBINSON Entered second semester: Clyde Record, Emma Anderson, Yvonne Cole, Wiilder- ine Morrison, Edith Bronson. .2 Filiq-Iour BOOK THREE fm 7 . 1,-, Q-in 14 4 't?w lf? ' r A -iff' ASSOCIATFD SCI-IQGI S My golden spurs now bring to me And bring to me my richest mail, For to-morrow I go over lancl and sea ln Search of the I-loly Grail. DEPARTMENT OF TI-I EOLQGY The interest in this department during the past year has been excellent. Professor Harold H. Wiinslow, who has had active charge of the Department, has won the hearts of his students and has acceptably taught a variety of Biblical subjects to good-sized classes. As the writer retires from connection with the College, he wishes Professor W'inslow many years of usefulness in his important position. There have been live full-time, post-graduate students in this department this year: VVillia1n Bartlette, Bessie Reid, Herbert G. Roushey, Carson Reber, and George Turner. Two other post-graduates have taken some Work in the TOP ROW: Roushey. Herrick, Reber, Bartlette. BOTTOM ROW: Reichert, Turner, Reid, Winslow, Quass Department: I. IJ. Quass and Mrs. H. G. Roushey. Two experienced ministers, Rev. George Reichert and Rev. Herrick, have also taken part-time work. As heretofore, the bulk of the students taking Biblical subjects have been upper classmen in the College of Arts. - DEAN B. L. OLBISTEAD Fifty-nine 62726 Zffsfa SCI-IOCDI. OF BUSINESS HARRY V. BREWER, A.B., B.B.A., LLB. - Prinripal BEATRICE JANE BREWER, A.B. - - ln.s'trucl'or ' The School of Business, one of the Inost active departments of the Col- lege, is filling the need of a business school in this vicinity as well opening the way for students of the College to receive instructions in the practical com- mercial studies along with their regular courses. Both the principal, Professor Brewer, and Mrs. Brewer, are well versed in their subjects and the school is well equipped for teaching modern business principles and practices. CANDIDATES FUR DI PLOMAS SECRETARIAL M. FLETCHER FURRY STENOGRAPHIC VELBIfX EQ SY1-'ERT PAULINE M. NEECE EDNA B- HAWLEY Sixh., SCHOOL CDF MUSIC Romzkr XV. VVOODS - Director of School of Music, Voice, Choral Director E1cN1ss'r R. KROEGER ------ Guest Professor, Piano CDLIVE VAN VAI.IN Cfxsisnrzo - Instr-zrfior Piano, Public School Music Methods llflll'.DRED MAE I-limo - - - hzsfrzfcior Piano, Theory, Class Piano VVith the resignation of Lucy .lane King, the School of Music of Green- ville College has sustained the loss of an inspiring teacher and faithful devotee of the art of Music. For the past sixteen years, nine of which she served as director, Mrs. King has left the imprint of a gracious and charming personality on the School of Music. She has given uustintingly of her energy to maintain the high standards and to make music a cultural influence in both College and Community- 1 Her successor, Professor Robert VV. VVoods, brings to his new position the devotion of high musical ideals that has characterized his predecessors. Under his capable direction the School of Music has been very active in sponsoring public programs and fortnightly recitals, which have given each pupil the opportunity to appear frequently before students and faculty members. MUSIC CALENDAR l932-33 The Messiah, College-Community Chorus Dec. 18-19 Recital, Piano, Voice, Violin Pupils - - - Feb. 225 Recital, Piano Pupils of Mildred Mae Head March 227 Concert, A Cappella Chorus - - - April 23 Urchestra Concert - - - May 8 Recital, Elementary Piano Pupils May 9 Recital, Dr. E. R- Kroeger - May 10 Band Concert ------- May 12 Graduation Recital, Pianoforte Teacher's Certificate - May 29 Dorothy Christie and John McNew Graduation Recital, Pianoforte Soloist's Diploma - May 30 Hilda Pauline Mayhew Graduation Recital -------- May 31 Piano Soloist's Diploma, Mildred Mae Head Certificate in Voice, Chester C. Crill Graduation Recital, Pianoforte Soloist's Diploma - june I Dorothea Bost Andrews Sixlqfone ' .I 7 ,, We 'Liga Music GRADUATES G ii l Dr. Ernest R. Kroeger, internationally known as a pianist and composer, l 45 has for three years been guest professor of piano and theory in our School of Music. Under his instructorship five students have been graduated this -year, P if three receiving ,piano soloist's diplomas and the others piano teacher's certihcates. I 1 One pupil, under Professor VVoods, graduated in voice. The School of Music is proud to have graduated one of the largest groups in the history of the college. H PIANOFORTE SOLOISTIS' DIRLOMA Yilda Pauline Mayhew .................................. ........--..-....-..----.- R ecijsal, May 30 Mildred Mae Head ............ .------- R ecllial, MHY 31 Dorothea Bost Andrews .................................. .....----.---------.-----. R '0C1t9-1, -THUG 1 PIANOFORTE TEACHER'S DIPLOMA Dorothy Christie ........,....,.......... ...................................... ...-----.. R e Qital, May 29 John MCNQW ,A-..--- ,,-,,..,..,,,,4,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,.,,,,.,,, ,,..... R e c xtal, May 219 CERTIFICATE IN VOICE chester c. crm ....................... ....,... ...............,...... .--.--...--.----4-- R e C ital. May 31 V PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC TEACI-IER'S CERTIFICATE Dorothy Christie -T0hIl MCNQW Helen E. Canon Violette Moore Chester C. Crill Dorothea Andrews Sixty-iw ORC!-I ESTRA In addition to splendid opportunities for individual study in piano, voice, and violin. the School of Music furnishes many possibilities for musical self-ex- pression. More than fifty percent of the student body participate in the choral program of the college. Many others use their talents in the orchestra, band, and piano ensemble classes. Several vocal and instrumental quartets function regularly. l -f1-L-a:, ..:fe-E,.c....a.f...,.,--L's-4... Q if 1-an , f 5 if 6' fit L .3 , orzcuesrwx l lr DIRECTOR: Lawrence R. Schoenhals ACCOMPANIST: Mildred Mae Headl it FIRST VIOLIN :SECOND VIOLIN Florence Joy Roger Reideman Kathryn Andrews Eugene Evans Charles Hazlett Roland Autenreith Ruth Watkins FLUTE SAXOPHONE Robert O'Neal Clyde Record Elbert Stokes G QLAISNET Harold Grothaus HZ'g35eHi1lann0n HORN CORNET Harold Gannon Doris Huston TROMBONE DRU1x1S Sixly-Ihree Burton Scherb Leland Neeley .7933 gr F2726 Zffsfa BAND The College Orchestra and the College Band, under the direction of Lawrence R Schoenhals, appeared frequently during the Friday chapel hour, at all college programs and rendered two programs during the annual observance of fl ei T Sql . - in T - , I' - National Music VVeek. BAND DIRECTOR-LAWRENCE R. 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V H: --- V 2. if yy- Q . , . ., .1 ACTIVITIES The heart within him was ashes and dustg I-Ie parted in twain his single crust, I-Ie broke the ice on the streamIet's brinic, And gave the Ieper to eat and drink, 'Twas a mouidy crust OI: coarse brown bread, 'Twas water out of: a wooden bowI,--- Yet with Fine wheaten bread was the beggar And 'twas red wine he drank with his thirsty s hed, oul Tl-IE STUDENT ASSOCIATION Elections to supervise-a meeting to call-a conference where Destiny reigns-an all-college function to plan for--these are but a few of the duties of the Student's Association, the purpose of which is to provide a systematic or- ganization through which matters concerning the students may be conducted with facility. The control of the student publications, of the appropriation of funds for student interests, the sponsoring of social events and programs makes the Student Association one of the most influential groups on the campus. The right of petition is granted but all legislation must pass the approval of the administration. VV e hope that the Student Association may continue to conduct the business of the student body, and to promote a genuine college spirit. OFFICERS y President - Gilbert Mouser V ice-President - Laura Louise .Toy Secretary - Dorothea Andrews Richard Roggenbaum Treasurer - STUDENT CQUNCII. OFFICEIQS First Semester Second Semester Donald iNlaclc - Senior Dorothea Andrews Howard Franklin - Junior Bergen Birdsall Myra Van Valin - Sophomore - Florence joy Ernestine Freiburghaus Freshman Ernestine Freiburghaus Seventy-one Jfsfa Aeougi Mr. Chairman: Looking back upon the thirty-odd sessions of Agora held in 1932-33 I can think of more arguments, discussions, intellectual reviews and occasional humor and entertainment combined to produce a more progressive cul- 'mral combination than in any other college organization. True, about one-third of our time was charged with official business and discussions, but, as a result, we have a clear-cut, revised constitution, a standard- ized key in place of the old pin, and many other improved points. After all, we are better parliamentarians as the result of the extensive intellectual tilting. Our forensic program sponsored a schedule of sixteen intercollegiate de- bates with nine different colleges and universities. -3 Our year came to a climax socially when the ladies of Elpinice were our guests at a Depression Banquet the eve of Pres. R0osevelt's inauguration. As the Agora of '33 becomes history, the members go their several ways better equipped by the wit, poise, viewpoints and fellowships experienced and practiced in the society. First Semester John Rupert ............ OFFICERS President Burton Dietzman ...... .... V ice President George McMullen ...... Nahum Perkins ......... Charles Kingsley ,.,....... G. Harold Watkinsm... . .... Secretary ....... ..... . . Treasurer Chaplain Marshal Second Semester Frank Kline Lawrence Fink Ralph Robinson Alvin Ahern Nahum Perkins John Kelsey Sevenly Iwo ELPI N ICE The Elpinice Debating Society is one of the most active campus organiza- tions and during the past year each member has manifested unusual interest in all the club activities. The Thursday evening programs have not only included debates, but also music, art, literature and impromptu speeches made possible by the varied talents of the group. ' Elpinice has sponsored a full debate schedule and has lent its enthusiastic support to all debates. At the beginning of the year the society departed from its usual procedure and entertained prospective members at a Guest Nighti' at which a typical pro- gram was given. The club entertained at two teas during the year, one welcoming the new members and the other in honor of the Wheaton debaters and their coach. The high point of the social calendar was the very clever and enjoyable Depression Banquet given by Agora for Elpinice. RUTH WATKINS OFFICEIQS First Semester Second Semester Anna Mae Mullet ......... ........ P resident ........ ........ D orothea Andrews Mildred Williams Kathryn Andrews ......... Dorothea Andrews Marion Bull ............ Frances McKay ..... .... Ruth Watkins ...... Marie Jett .......... Sevenlq- three Vice-President .. Secretary ..,.. ....... . Treasurer ..... ........ First Consul .' ..... ....... Second Consul Chaplain ........ ........ Marshal ......, ........ Ruth Watkins Lucile Damon Josephine Westacott .Edith White Helen Ahern Marion Bull Lois Curtis I TIE MENS DEBATE Coach- A. E. HARFORD Manager-JoH.N RUPERT Question: Resolved, that' all banking functions be regulated by the Federal Government, with deposits guaranteed. AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE ALVIN AIIERN CHARLES IKINGSLEY JOHN KELSEY 1'IAROLD BASSETT FRANK CRANE JOHN RUPERT A Blackburn, DeKalb, McKendree, Illi- Blackburn, Wheaton, McKendree, Illi nois College, Olivet J M' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , ames 1ll1k1n, nols College, Olivet, James Milhkm North Central, Shurtleff. North Central, Shurtleff. - l Crane Ahern Kelsey Rupert Kingsley Bassett Watkins N owlin Barker Damon Curtis White WOMENS DEBATE Coach-Lois W. WVOODS Manager--LAURA LOUISE JOY Question: Resolved, that this House should support the League for Inflependent Political A t' ' ' party. c lon in its move to organize a new political AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE LUCILLE DAMON ARMETTA BARKER EDITH WHlITE RUTH WATKINS ' Whitewater Sta-te Teachers' College, Wheaton, Whitewater, Normal, Cedar Normal, DeKalb, Wheaton, McKendree, Falls, McKendree, Blackburn, Blackburn. Seventy-four GOSPEL LEAGUE Choice in its personnel and highly devotional in its activities, the Gospel League holds a vital and significant place in the life of Greenville College. This League consists of two individual groups-the Ministerial Association and the Student Volunteer Society. These two organizations still retain their identity and hold regular semi-monthly meetings. Thus, they are able to give proper emphasis and attention to interests relating to their respective fields. In their programs they discuss current topics, Christian doctrines, world-wide missionary activities, and questions pertaining to religious experience. Throughout the year, this has proved a valuable source of helpful instruction and inspiration, resulting in an earnest desire to do active service for Christ. The League furnishes practical experience for the students. It receives calls from the field and selects the persons who are best fitted for each individual activity. Those appointed go out as a Gospel Team and each member is re- sponsible for a certa.in part of the service. ln this way the students receive great benefit as well as those to whom they minister. i During the year these gospel teams have conducted services in many places. Some of the students preach, quartets sing, and others help in various ways. Nor do they neglect local needs. Each Sabbath members of the League meet for prayer and then start out in small groups to visit the homes of shut-ins, while others hold afternoon services in the jail or in the state prison farm. God's special blessing has attended this work. Not only'have the young people received much spiritual profit as well as training for future usefulness, but they also have given great inspiration to those whom they have served. PROP. W1NsLow Seventy-five The Ziff-i THE IQ33 VISTA Hours spent pounding typewriter keys-copy to mark and correct staff meetings held a call down to take a printer s dummy to make-a Vista com pleted It has been our purpose to provide a permanent record of the past school spirit We sincerely hope that you will be pleased with our efforts THE Srixrr year in a manner which maintains the ideals of the college and perpetuates its i NEELEY CRILL IQINGSLEY OAKES TI-IE STAFF Editor-in-Chief - Christine A. Oakes Business Manager Charles W. Kingsley Associate Editor - - - Chester Crill Assistant Business Manager - Leland Neeley Art Editor - - - - Christine A. Oakes Seventy-six Q A Tl-IE PAPYRUS - Throughout the year, the Papyrus, the weekly newspaper of Greenville College, has attempted to record the news events of the year with the intellectual and spiritual interpretation demanded by the high ideals of the institution. 'lfhrougli its columns every phasiez, Qfg College life and student opinion has found expression, and because the Papyrus has a, wide circulation, every effort has been made to provide an accurate account of the college program. JETT BIRDSALL KELSEY AI'IEIlN ANDREWS BIDDULPH PERKINS TH E STAFF Editorial Editor-in-chief ........ Associate Editor ,...... Assisiant Editor ....... Alumni Exchange ..... Business Manager ....................... Associate Business Manager Asslstant Business Manager Seventy-seven Business Bergen W. Birdsall Alvin A. Ahern Marie Jett Kathryn A. Andrews John W. Kelsey ..-.-..Wesley G, Biddulph Nahum Perkins the Esta i COLLEGE MISSIONARY SOCIETY Through the College Missionary Society a definite and vital interest in missionary activities has been maintained among those of the campus group. The varied programs of the year have been made especially interesting and inspirational through the hearty cooperation of Rev. I. S. W. Ryding and Miss Bessie C. Reid missionaries on furlough from Chinag Rev. and Mrs. Herbert G. Roushey, from Portuguese East Africag and Miss Myrtle Anderson for some time a missionary among our neighbors in the mountains of Kentucky. They have related many thrilling experiences and given much first-hand information that has made our missionary work a living reality. A further source of interest and information has been maintaiined through the missionary reading contest. R Not only have the programs been interesting and educational but a subs stantial amount has been raised toward the support of Rev. Jacob Schaffer, one of our missionaries on the field in China, and a former student of Greenville College. It is hoped that the influence of the meetings of this year will culminate both in consecrated lives and in the ardent support of the missionary cause, thus turning many to righteousness. RALPH W. 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A league, program of athletics and sports is provided which has a three-fold aim-recreational, moral, and educational. Recreation is necessary for those who study and give themselves over to mental exertion. Good-will and friendliness, proper association with others, fair- ness, loyalty, modesty, and self-control show the moral value of physical education. Under the educational value we find the development of initiative, quick thinking, judgement, concentration, courage, and the ability to cooperate. Athletic competition is entirely intramural. Calesthenics classes are pro- vided for both men and women. The Physical Education Department has been making marked progress Linder the capable direction of Dean Harford and his assistants, Ruth Moyer and Harold Grothaus. Standing-Marston, Fink, Franklin, Biddulph, Kelsey. Seated-Powell, Wesley, Lucco. MENS BASKETBALL This year the winter major sport held the interest and enthusiasm of the whole student body. Every game that was played had many high points and mo- ments of tension. Each team played good basketball in both the major and minor tournaments. The Juniors were the winners of the major tournament and tied with the Freshmen for first place in the minor tournament. Excellent sportsmanship, coupled with determination and ability, gave them the victory over the other classes who played with no less sportsmanship and pluck but were lacking in ability. At the end of the season the following men were chosen for the all-star team: Jerry Powell, Wfesley Biddulph, W'illiam Brenneman, Amos Rule, Edward Hilbert, Gilbert Mouser, Lester Gilliem, and Wfalter NVesley. Eiqhiy-Iwo SPOQTSMANSHIP I-IONOQS Every year the Greenville College student body select one man and one woman f or sportsmanship honors. This is the highest athletic award that can be given to an individual. This year the winners of the awards were Alice E. Fairbanks and Gilbert VV. Mouser. Womens BASKETBALL The Sophomore women won the woman's basketball tournament after many hard games and near defeats. A dinner was held in their honor by the Sopho- more class. The following women make up the all-star team: Ruth Moyer, Alice Fair- banks, Bonnie Brenneman, Mary Slcight, Florence joy, Ruth XVatkins, Lois Cur- tis, and Helen Ahern. Standing-Harvey, Crane, Powell, Breitenbach, Thalman. Seated-Damon, F. Joy, Curtis, Watkins. TUMBLING Under the supervision of Harold Grothaus the men's tumbling class pro- duced an excellent exhibition. The women, instructed by Ruth Moyer, also gave an exhibition which showed fine training and hard work. The winners of the tumbling medals were: Walter Wesley, first, Chester Crill, second. for the men. Mary Harvey, first, and Ruth Lasswell, second, for TRACK . The annual inter-class track meet was held in May and it was won by the juniors. The high point man, however, was a Freshman, Carter Todd. In the women's events, Bonnie Brenneman was the high point winner. Close competition marked a number of the scheduled events. the women. Eighty-Ihree The TENNIS Tennis is a major sport in Greenville if the term 'major' suggests the num- ber who participate. Results of the spring tournament follow: Mc-:n's singles-jerry Powell, winnerg Norval Millar, runner-up. Men's doubles-VVesley and Powell, winnersg Timbers and Millar, run- ners-up. VVomen's singles-Ruth Moyer, winnerg Ruth Watkins, runner-up. Mixed doubles-Nema Floyd and Jerry Powell, winners. l-IANDBALL Handball has captured many enthusiasts here on the campus. It is a game that takes quick thinking and quick action. Wesley Biddulph was the winner of the singles tournament and VVendel Klein was the runner-up. Back Row-Marston, Leigh, Fink, Biddulph, Keil. Middle Row-Franklin, Freeman, Hoiles, File, Dietzman. Front Rolw-Klein, Sayre, Millar, Kelsey. SOCCER FINAL SOCCER STANDINGS Pts. OP W L Pct. Juniors .......................... 29 1 6 0 1 000 Seniors ......... ....... 8 14 3 3 500 Sophomores ..........,....... 11 17 3 3 500 Freshmen ........,............. 4 20' 0' 5 000 The following men compose the all-star soccer team: Bepler, Biddulph, Brenneman, Dietzman, Fink, Keil, F. Kline, K. Kline, Millar, Neeley, Todd, XfVat- VOLLEY BALL V olley ball is the only sport in which the faculty enters as a unit. After being defeated in the early part of the tournament, they staged a rally and in the end were the runners-up to the triumphant juniors. kins, and WVesley. Eighty-four' SAGITTAIQIA Sagittaria was organized by the Senior and Junior women with Mrs. Mary K. Andrews as sponsor and advisor. The club is composed of twenty-eight mem- bers who are divided into four groups, each being under the leadership of a good captain. Regular practice periods are held culminating in a grand tournament featured during Commencement week. The club is a real asset to the school and it has been a source of enjoyment and a means of physical culture for its members. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Edith White ........... ................ P resident ................... ......... K athryn Andrews Helen Ahern ...... N ....,.,, Secretary and Treasurer ......... Helen Ahern Marie Jett ,,,......... .......... P apyrus Reporter ...... ..,....., F rances Murphy 'Z Christine Oakes ............ .. ...................... Artist ........,.. ......... L ois Robb BASEBALL The baseball season opened with only three teams competing. The Senior and Sophomore classes combined to form a team called the Cubs The Cubs lost the first three games that they played but following that they won six games straight, which gave them the mythical college championship. However, the Jun- iors, after defeating the Freshmen, were declared the winners of the regular tour- nament and were given their class numerals. Mention should be made of the excellent pitching done by Speer, Krantz and Millar. Eiqhru-five RETIQGSPECT SEPTEMBER Convocation. New men de- feated in annual new vs. old men's baseball game. Reception of new students. Formal introduction of little brothers and sisters. Result -stiff smile and hand ache. Sister class hikes. First A Cappella rehearsal. Dietz receives angel food cake from Indiana-very popular. Tower Products mark found- ing of second student indus- try. Classes reorganize, Organi- zations elect new officers. Sociology class on field trip to St. Louis. OCTOBER D.Q.M. at college church. Vista announces snap-shot contest. Mrs. Woods suffers injury on faculty hike. All-College hikes. Men off to Piasa, women to Hillsboro. Rev. Frank Warren arrives to begin ten-day evangelistic series. Youth Institute begins. First Lyceufm offers Spring Trio recital. New couples traditionally clapped in. President Watson of S. P. C. speaks in chapel. Tower salesmen open drive. Debate tryouts. Facultv sponsors Hallowe'en party in the dorm. No masks. NOVEMBER Dean Marsh of Buffalo U. talks in chapel. fHoltwick gives hysterical introductionl Miss Tenney returns to Greenville. Men's dorm network goes haywire as election returns see-saw and Lindy breaks leg. Snow flurries. Band plays in chapel. All- star soccer team defeats the Juniors. Piney Woods quartette here. Snow blizzard. Fox and geese played on Scott field. Study hour snowball fight. Julius Caesar Naphye por- trays life of ancient Palestine as second lvceum number. Thanksgiving turkey banquet in dining room. Many Michi- gan guests present. Dorm students act as hosts in hard time party groes over in gym. Tower salesmen have big day. Faculty Women's Club elect Miss Dare president. Papyrus short story contest announced by Editor Rirdsall. Aeora and Elpinice install new members. DECEMBER Louis Biason and his Manilla Music entertain as third num- ber of lyceum. Neeley and Lindley murder mouse in dormitory cell. Annual College revival be- gins. Rev. Tanner in charge. 'Pap editor takes whimsical trip to St. Louis. Pastor preaches on Christ's Intelligence Test. Archery club entertained by Andrews. College revival ends success- fully. Pres, Marston absentaninded- ly forgot date at the high. Open house. Successful. Rooms beyond recognition. New Tower station WGC an- nounces program. Faculty and off-campus stu- dents mix in gym party. Pre-med. tests given by Prof. Moreland. College-Community chorus renders the Messiah. Flu epidemic hits dorms. Last chapel of 1932. Robin- son wins Pap short story con- test. Vista announces special Christmas offer. Frank Kline, Chuck Kingsley, Bill Dawdy, Grotie Haus, Wes Biddulph, Abie Marston, do Chicago and crash gates to the Planetarium, Publish- ing House, Kay 'Kline's house, Field's Museum, and fair- grounds. JANUARY The birthday of Los Angeles Birdsall. Happy birthday. School again. Three games in gym. A son arrives to President and Mrs. Marston. Robert Vincent. Women dehaters accompanied by Mrs. Woods, leave for tournament. Debaters return with seven victories and no defeats. Pap letters stir up studcn-t agitation. Exams. Blue books and looks. Exaggerations as to how tough they were. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bartlette parents of a daughter, Bonita Louise. FEBRUARY A new semesterg a new rec- ord Kingsley and Lindley lead Tower sales for semester. Men debaters and Coach Har- ford make trip to Springfield. Agora choose Frank Kline and Elpinice Dorothea An- drews as new presidents. Basketball! Majors! Juniors 26-Sophs 13g Frosh 26- Seniors 23. Mrs. Gamache elected Senior President. Aherns to head Juniors, Damon Sophs, Rule Frosh. Birdsall-Kingsley ticket wins men's dorm election. Promise to curb night prowling. Ahern and Kelsey uphold banking reform against Blackburn on home platform. Blizzard and zero weather very prominent. Kingsley hikes through from Michigan, Bassett making debut as de- bater teams with Kingsley on negative of banking question against crack Wheaton team. Sagittaria Archery club have semi-formal tea. Men debaters journey to Blackburn. Negative tilt in Clegg chapel. Affirmative women and Neg- ative men debate at McKen- dree. C. E. Jones, electrician, gives fourth lyceum number in lec- ture on the Magic of Elec- tricity. College church partially burns. Services are held in Auditorium. A full day. Washington's birthday. Prof. Holtwick gives chapel address. Wheat- on women here in chapel de- bate against White and Da- mon on L. I. P. A. Both the Wheaton and G. C. teams travel to McKendree for af- ternoon debate. McKendree men and women come back to G. C. for double return de- bate at seven P. M. Music recital at 8 P. M. Four upper classmen go in- tercollegiate and take visiting co-eds to recital. 9755 -, ., - S wi-. 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A 4U , fa N 0 ' f Wx 'ek 1 Q ., W y X' 7,3 x 4 3 N ah' f , X ' Q ' address at Hagerstown. Pap out. Reports on a dorm and off-campus women's tea held on March 217. Seniors hold secret meeting and gown to chapel. Juniors miss jack- cts. Prof. Woods given anniver- sary surprise by A Cappella. Profs. Moreland, Timbers and Frosh wallop Juniors to tune of 21-4. MAY Professor Gaddis makes final chapel appearance. Records. Seniors begin eventful month of May with a May Day din- ner at the Gaddis home. Seniors present artistic color day program. The same folks turn their tal- ent to the future in Prophecy Day program. Very success- ful, especially the Bassets. Seniors play King for a day as faculty members in charge of chapel. Krantz allows one hit as the Frosh nose out Cubs. Move-up day. Seniors leave chapel forever. Modernistic Junior-Senior banquet goes over big. Under class kids have bumquet. Faculty have joint breakfast hike. -Seniors have day off. Student Volunteers at con- vention in Urbana. Juniors defeat Frosh by score of 13 to 4. Uollege orchestra under Di- rector Schoenhals renders ini- tial concert. Dr. Kroeger gives recital. Miss Niehoff and men's quar- tette in recital. Engineers return after dren- ching trip in the Ozarks. A heavy wind storm hits town. Proctor calms terror stricken dorm lads. Trees down on campus. Tower salesmen plow through rain. Editor Birdsall returns from vacation in Chicago. Cubs nose out Frosh 8 to 7. Speer in great form as Cubs triumph over Juniors 4 to 1. Seniors skip to Decatur Lake. Others follow afar off. Seniors spend day eating, mo- torboating, swimming and floundering, canoeing and splashing, and finally return in storm as I. D. Baker parks along side of road with his own wife. Rachel Smiley speaks in young people's meeting. True to form, Juniors annex track title. Todd high man. Campus dinner. Seniors at Marstons' home for pleasant evening. Prexy leaves for Wessington Springs. Agora and Elpinice hold joint session. Last chapel. Awards given. Exams, .Same old story. Juniors win official baseball title, downing Frosh 4 to 3. JUNE Senior Class Day. Very splendid presentation of pag- eant, Quest for Truth, written and directed by Mrs. Violet Gamache. Class presents cinema camera to school as class gift. Bury prophecy at midnight. Everyone busy. Grades out. Packing. Nichols wins arch- ery tournament in morning. Cutting of ivy severs Seniors from institution at 2 P. M. Commencement guests re- ceived at President's home. Professor Gaddis toastmaster at Alumni banquet at 7 P. M. Class of '28 have successful class reu.nion. Couples still saying good-bye. It takes several weeks it seems. Baccalaureate. Sermon by Rev. Frank Warren. Final vesper service led by Rev. Harry Johnson. A Cappella in final concert on campus, followed by Christian organi- zations service at 8 P. M. Rev. Arksey speaks. Commencement exercises. Dr. J. Oliver Buswell delivers ad- dress. Community campus dinner. The sweet sorrow of partings. Couples still saying good-bye. Summer session begins. Ra- ther quiet around here. Reg- istration 38. Terrible heat Wave. Prof. Moreland has class bird hike at 41415 A. M., twice weekly. President Marston leaves with Gospel Male Quartette for Wabash tour. Biddulph, Bepler, Crill and Schoenhals. All wear seersuckers. We miss all of ye. Tonight We had home-made ice cream at dorm. Two women and nine men in halls. Enjoying many cards from the four winds. Many stop at Fair. Conclusion! Mr. Reichert waiting for final copy. Write. i READ THE FOLLGWING ADVEIQTISEMENTS Tlwey represent C0-QPEQATION on the part ol: tlwe business ancli professional men of Greenville with the activities ol: the students ol: Green- ville College. l2eturn their compliments vvitlw your patronag is the keynote ol: the twentieth century business. e. CO-OPERATION NOTICE: That fhis book is an all Groozwillc fnrodzirt, being fzzblislzcd by one di1'i.vion of our SflIIlL0llf llldlfl.Yfl'iCS, tlzc Tower Press. -.Publislzing a year book in cz non' follvgv jviwss is in ifxclf an arlziovoliimzt. Illuclz. credit -is hereby given to the 'man Iwliind thc .s'vmzv.v,'zc'l1o toilcci and figured fo 1110166 locdl cqnipvizc-nt produce ag i t tl Colle c,-flzc prinfcr, Illr. George book, 11 credit both to Ilia Pl'P.S'.T anz. 0 lc' g 16civlzvrt.-'1'i-us BUSINESS M ANACJER. r Is IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II IIIIIIII III I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I II II I I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII old-fashioned virtues are maintained? 2 instructors are scholarly, friendly, Christian? students are selected on a character basis? E -l-reverent scholarship supports religious faith? academic standards are high? curriculum provides a liberal training for life? - -and vocational training for a living? 5 ll graduates achieve leadership in varied fields of service? WHICH provides sports for all within its walls ? directs a varied campus program training for leadership? 2 maintains significant off-campus programs in debate and music? E E iwl encouuages economy and self-help? II IIIIIIIIIIIIII II I I II I I I II I I ml' 'IIII i I I I' IIIIII I.II II I I III IIIIII II I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III II IIII III I I II I I I I I III Then you will like i G ree Ill College The Little College Serving El Big World VTX f 'yd' . , - 'X FORTY-SECOND YEAR Sept. l3, l933 to June 4, 1934 WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND OTHER LITERATURE PRESIDENT L. R. MARSTON, PH.D. E Greenville College Greenville, Illinois III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III III IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII II I III IIIIII III II IIIIIIIIIIIIII II IIIIIII II I I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII I II IIIIIIIIIIIII III II In I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I II Nineiy-four SAreY I ou Interested in a College p DOES A COLLEGE EDUCATION PAY? Ni nehg-five JIONC the people who have only a grammar school odzlfation, only one in every 37,500 attchins at position of leadership in the world. Cozfernmenl' statistics prove this. A high school graduate has 22 times as great an ofvjvorttmitgg' a college graduate ZOO times as grcal. Entourage the boys and girls to stay i1-1 school! Lot's give them a vlumce to be leaders. STATE BANK OF I-IOILES AND SONS GREENVILLE, ILLINOIS Only Ba-nk in Bond County Under State and Federal Superzfision I u n uvmunnnnmnuunmum A BULOVA WATCH The ideal gift for graduation HOMERA W. BAKER THE JEWELER PHONE 34-R THOMAS HOTEL GREENVILLE DAIRY MODERN DAIRY PRGDUCTS Club Breakfasts Noonday Lunch GUY HAU-N, Proprietor Evening Dinner Very Reavsgmble Prices Phone 273 212 East Wasliiligton 1nnxummnnnmumummnIInn1IInnnnn1Iunnnmmmnumnmunum I4IHIIIv1IIvI1 TI-IE GEC. V.WEISE CCD. CATERERS TO VVOMEN AND CHILDREN Coats Dresses Dry Goods Shoes Floor Coverings NORTH SIDE GF SQUARE Nineiq unmmmunnmHumannuIIIIIuIummmmmmnuun Caps and Gowns H for Graduales ' and Faculiq Uniforms for Bands and Cadets i ,QILWJSFX Felt Goods ff 4 W Pennants Hat Ba11dS 1 , ,pun I Flags Monograms W' ' I L - -' T ' E blems I 4 ,Y Banners H1 . fufy. , Pillow Tops L6t'EC1'S mli D- Arm Bands Caps, Etc. E D U Calalogs and Samples Free SAEEEUENEELQHLQIRSQQ E State your needs as definitely as cmcmo - 'aRoom.vN 2 possible. DeMoLilin Bros. 8x Co. GREENVILLE, ILLINOIS NmIIInmmmnmmlmuummn uumuuunImaIxunmunmuunIIIIumnnummunnmunuuu IIIn1nIIIInununuumxnmamm 555 , THE BEST IN GUY H- CHE-ATHAM Shoe Repairing and about your troubles Rebuilding PLUMBING AND HEATING The PM 546 RENEW sHoE SHOP THE COLLEGE PLUMBER K E- E- KLEIN, PTOP- lunmuuwIInIII1vmmnmmnuunm Ninely-:even BREITEHS CHF E WEST COLLEGE AVENUE mmuuuuIIIInIIIIInIIIIIImnmuuummumunnlnnum llIIIImmlluInummIImumummIIummIlmmlllllllullllllll IIIlllllllIllIIIIllllllllIlllllilIIIllllllllIIllllllllllIIIIllllllllIllllllIIIIllllIIllIlllllllllllIlllllllllllIHUNIIHHHNUllllllIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Yours for Service, Courtesy and Quality McDONALD-THOMAS, Inc. AUTHORIZED FORD SALES AND SERVICE Telephone 1-1-1 IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIInInIIIIIrlII1ImIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIuIIIIIIIIImIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII , WHEN IN NEED OF FURNITURE Baumberger 8: Lelsher f See - GENERAL INSURANCE Bond Furniture Co. I-IoII.E ' s BANK BUILDING GREENVILLE Greenville, Illinois S - IT'S WISE TO BE THRIFTY Quality printing, quick and expert service with reasonable prices. IN I-EQUITY BUILDING, South Second Street ninety-eiqhl IIIIIIII - Ilinelu-nina Methuselah was young for a long, long time, but even he grew old. Co-me grmc' old with me . . . The best is yn! to Inv . . . The last of life for tvlzich the flirt was 1rzadc -Browning I I I Youth brings its dreams . . .Maturity brings achievement. Age should luring leisure and opportunity to enjoy the good things of life. Your reserve dollars While accumulating under our plan to nffurcl you leisure and enjoyment--XVILL enable you to provide for the unexpected NONV. I I I The H. A. Mathewsnn Life Insurance Agency Rooms l I-I Z Bradford Bank Building viriHnni4mnnnmnmninmimn::n:nunnnmmumun ummmnnmummmmummummsxII1nv1vuIxn11IIrI1I:II11II1v111nI11vIAIII1II1IIIIIIIIIIIuu1nullmlunnlumlul READY TO WEAR For dad and the boys First quality merchandise at lowest prices THE ANNEX mnvuww14I1InIInIIIunuuIIuuvuunnmnrmuwnnrnmanumImmunmnnnnxunummwunnnmmnun nummmumnuulnlullluurlmlmrumuuuuuuunnun The BANKERS LIFE COMPANY OF IOWA meets the requirements of the most stringent insurance laws of the United States. Insure now, in a LEGAL RESERVE company with assets over S172,000,000.00 C. E. l-loiles, Jr., Agent Phone I4 or I6 0 557, Y ltbqflm lm Jiffy 'f 7 0 it fe r x llllml illfllfnnlflll 'L V 7 - 'fe The new Bass Funeral Home, with its ideal ' , I W location, modern equipment, and experienced - funeral directors is prepared to render the hghest class service and furnished to give the utmost In comfort to the bereaved We make no additional charge for its use BA5:F?:FUF.5.!..'?!.EN'.33!-SE.!3'.S? ' E O reerwille, tgllinobi' Whom 42 I One Hu llllllillllvl ndr 'WITJB 4 HIBUBJII N A A el Commencement ' ' Zfglquingrzqzrlpzi F AND AFTER THAT: To the four winds they scatter, Year after year. Days will come, Thousands of miles and many years XV ill separate them from memories, College days, chums, events and glory. Photographs and snapshots XVill help fill that future void. GE RE The College Photographer Frank Trost Garage Anthony Electric Co. 112 East College Ave. F RI GI DAI RE HOOD TIRES 5 PHILCO EASY WASHERS 1 PRESTO LITE BATTERIES EUREKA SWEEPERS First Class Mechanical Work - Electrical Supplies Guaranteed Am. Legion Bldg. Phone 82-R One Hundred Ona Iumiunnnnunnu ml uunuumu nunnmuu umnnuuunnn eq Corsage in Hme Saved Mine HE one andfonly was about to forsake me But I sent her poszes Now efuevythvng as Whoop dee dee' Say lt W1th Flowers anytnme anywhere 'Y0111 Z E. Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere Anytime H JOHANN Florist 117 So Second St ' C -l ' - 57 1 9 4 . , 1 ' ia 3 f 7 ,-.... L A InmlI1IIIIInumuunmunmumnuuunullmmllnmnnnll nIIInnIIunInuInIInm11mmmnulmlunluuumvumulnun W. D. DONNELL H. DENNY DONNELL The Donnell Mortuar SUPERIOR SERVICE OF PROVEN QUALITY In furnishing our funeral chapel, we have en- deavored to create a home-like atmosphere. Furniture and' fixtures are modern, comfortable and in quiet, good taste. Thus the use of our chapel provides a dignified, impressive settmg for at service thot is complete in every detail. Advantageously Located, 211 N. Third St. TELEPHONE 189 Day and Night AMBULANCE. SERVICE One Hundred Two 1vwvwII11IIInII1IInuI1nuuIIIIuIIIIIIullmunmnnunn E '?-1+-rsmf E vnu -nu 5 This Symbol Assures Finest Quality 2 Sample and prices of our Engraved E Wedding Invitations furnished 5 promptly upon request. ECKER 6: CO. St. Louis Engravers and Printers m.....i.....im.,.I,...........H.....,ii.,.......,.......I........,........i....i... COMPLIMENTS OF Northwestern Bottle Co. BOTTLES and BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES 3 3132-44 N. Broadway St. Louis, Missouri llunlmmmummmm uuumuuu num coMPL1MEN1's or Industrial Soap Co. 115 Valentine St. St. Louis, Mo Kolb Trunk 81 Case Co. 106 So. 4th St. ISt. Louis, Mo Designers and Manufacturers of COMMERCIAL SAMPLE CASES A PU H OF THE BUTTO ' motor to turn the Wheels of industry, or a lamp to light a cozy nook, a push of the but- ton suffices to command THE EVER F AITI-IF UL SERVANT ELECTRICITY ILLINO ' One Hundred Three nvnnImummummmn I l - Anmnnnm1IInIxlllIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIrIruIIIIIv11HIIIIIIluIIuuumIIIIImunluuunulnull A SQUARE DEAL . . . Awaits You Wlzen You Trade Witlz Us We want our college friends to l-mow that we appreciate their patronage. We realize that our pleased customers today will make our customers of tomorrow. Tell your friends about us when they come to college here. Greenville Elevator Company COAL, FEED, ELOUR, HAY, POTATOES, ETC. Phone 200 We Deliver 2 Ill!!IIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIHHIIIIHHN!II1IlllllIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIINIHIIIIIIIIIII Our Scientific H- FOX Hardware CQ' DRY CLEANING PROCESS Cleans the Dafintiest A pparcl HARDWARE HARNESS E 5 PRESSING REPAIRING PAINTS AND OILS DYEING Davis Cleaners 8z Dyers we Give Eagle stamps E Phone 520 109 W. College Ave. E www11IIu11muImnnnuuunmnm mxI1II11l1IIlIIel-I1unnmInnIIIllIvrunrmmnnmmumuv BO D COUNTY GAS COMPAN GAS FOR ALL PURPOSES Greenville, Illinois One Hundred Four IIIIIIIIIIlmllunlnnnlumuul uuuunnm nmn uunmlluunml llnlnunnlll IIIIIIIIIIImIIIllllmllllllmllnull mmm mn nmmlllmnul In mu In mmm I 1 il uuuluulll um lull I um nuuun 1 x um nm nu lu I Hard Work IF YOU want to establish a basis for bank credit, donlt over- look the habit of industry. It should be coupled with honesty and thrift. From experience we know that few people succeed without hard work. When a man sticks to his job day in and day out we know that there is a man who has learned one of the secrets of success. If you are an industrious worker, if you have a reputation for honesty and thrift, you have clone much to establish a sound basis for credit at this bank. Your account, both commercial and Savings solicited. h Bradford ational Bank III IHHII I IIIIII IIII IIIIII III I I I Illll HIII IIIII Ill III lil IIIII HHHIHIIIIIIII I I I II IIIIlIIIIlIIHIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIII One Hundred Five HARD Tl ES In depression times people have time to reflect. We hear them speak of how they appreciate the good quality in certain people, and certain dependable merchandise. Hard Times Hard times brings out fraud and wrong doings of men. Hard times also brings out inferior and cheap merchandise. Hygienic ce Cream A number of years ago the Hygienic Ice Co. adopted a for- mula in making ice cream. At that time it was the best formula we could obtain after having made careful research in several State Universities. iualit lways 'We have adopted a slogan in advertising our Ice Cream of QUALITY ALVVAYSH. Our formula has not been changed in ten years, except in small details by which HYGIENIC ICE CREAM has been made constantly better. HYGIE IC ICE CGMPA Y Phone 97-R Greenville, Illinois IIIIIllHIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllvllllllIIIIHIIYIIIIKUlllllIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIHIIIIIIIYHIHIIVIH One Hundred Six ' H IuxrIru1rnIrII.4vmnnnInunllIlIl1lIllInuumnmnmmu Dr. C. W. Hallam Dental Surgeon Phone 212 Office 315 West Main Ave vm mmmmmuunIxIIIIvIvIIII1In1mmnumnmnnmummvmmnuuummuuuu Dr. L. A. Floyd Dental Surgeon 2 Phone No. 302 Res. No. 261.3 5 Office in Bradford Natl. Bank vmmmmuvnnu :ummmununmmnnnmnIuunxuuInnnnmmunmxmunulnsmulu E Phones: Office 3553 Res. 3551.2 Dr. Wm. L. Hall Plzyslcian - Surgeon 110 West College Ave. num H. D. Cartmell, M. D. GREENVILLE, ILLINOIS I r I-IALLAM'S BEAUTY PARLOR and BOBBING SHOP Phone 212-L2 Greenville, Ill. S One Hundred Seven umlnmulmluunnnmmmumuInIInnuxuIIIIIVInnIIIIIlxIIuIInuInum1ummm1mumxmmnn-nu Dr. W. A. McCracken Dental Surgeon X -ray Office Hoiles Bank Bldg. Phones: Office 410, Res. 4-10L2 mumnmumm -n1I1xmIuuIIIII:,lnnnmnnnnnmurwnuvuInunIunuvIIuIxIIuuuuunmmnmnumu C. E. Hoiles Counsellor at Law 107 So. Second St. nnuuvnmunuu num nrumnmluuumullu Phone 8-R or 8-J Dr. Wm. T. Easley, M. D., Oph. D. EAR, EYE, NOSE, and THROAT 311A W. Main St. Dr. N. H. Jackson Dentist Office Over O'Neal's Drug Store Phone 115-L Dr. M. A. Krause OPTOMETRIST Eye Examinations Without Drops SOUTH SIDE OF SQUARE r I 1 ll ll ll nv lull In llIInumulIIIuIIkIIIInlIIIuIII1nululllumrmnmluumummuunlrmumnnnnn W -4 We ,-XL ! L ,, px 4 'K V5 wmv? j Y F 4-- ' O f JR 4 X . ' 'tl X-X xtf. f, Q, y '1'- 1mr:I:r:Bri:E:E152Er5rS2EgE535i5E5EEiiiE1f '- V K l S 1 -' -'-' 'Q ' y ya, f . gp ' 9 , 1 lg I5 3 N U 1 f e f r 1 - , , , gf. ,BN jg W, W A ?-me m I -, XjQp5,Xj,j ,v Q T' QM, A 'h x 'aq.g-g1f.1zgQw- .k XV? Qs, ' YT. . - .. -.-,- ' - ' ' N , -,-. .1 -.:.-.ff .,,,....... ,.,., ....-. . ,.,., 17. You will always have the choicest foods if you let us supply them. J oy' s Grocery F. P. JOY at COMPA Y THE STORE OF SATISFACTION X' 1 Ladies' Ready-to-wear Ladies' Footwear Ladies' Hosiery Dry Goods Floor Coverings Notions One Hundred Eight N IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IrxIIIInunIIunI1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII4IIII:IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII sr. LOUIS : Sample Shoe Store 5 For Better Quality at Lower Prices 5 110 S. Second St. 5 'llllllllilIllllliHIIllllIIIIYIIIIIIIHIIIIIJIXIlllllllIlllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfll E When in need of anything in the Watch or Optical line, we will ap- 5 preciale a call. C. B. JONES 5 Jeweler Optometrist E II-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII,IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.I4IInIIII.IIIIImI Compliments of GREENVILLE MUSIC AND ELEC 1 RICAL S 1 FOR BETTER QUALITY Powell's Market BEST WISHES Q KOPPE.R KETTLE III-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIInIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 5 For Radio, Electrical and Plumbing S .I-I.II.,.............I..II....HI.,.............I.........Im...I......I.nm.III.IIHI.Im.,m.I...II...,.,.I......,.II..... BLEYERS SHOE SHOP : IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIunIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII O O IIIIIIunmmIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIInumII:IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ELITE BARBER SHOP C. A. von der Bruegge, Prop. IIIilllIIIIYIIIIIIYIIIIIIIIIII1II1VIIIllilllllllIIllllllllIIIIIXIVIIIIIIIlllIJIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlilIIIIlllllllllllllllllillllll FIRST CLASS BARBER WORK BOB'S SHOP College Avenue 'IIlllllllIIllIIIlllllllllIIIIIUilllIIIlllIIIIIlIIIIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll FIRST CLASS suos REPAIR Joe Schnyder llllllllllllllIlUIIIIIVIVIIIIIIIllIllIlIIlIllIIIIllIIIllllllllllllllllllIUllllllllIlllllIllllllllllllllllllllllll Use a Remington Portable AL AHERN COMPLIMENTS OF IIIIIIIIIIIIIImIIIIIIIIAIIIIIIIIIIInIIIIIIIIImIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImImIIIIImmIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII Greenville Machine Shop PAUL ZEBB, Prop. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIumIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lVlaynard's Variety Store CANCELLED! Cream of Wheat Co.s AD TOO MUSHY! coIvIPI.IIvI1aNTs OF WALKER'S 5c to 81.00 STORES NICKEL SANDWICHES mmIIIIIIImIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIuwIIIIIIIIIfIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINI A Wwe Men, for Z, Dime The Commercial Press The Port Hole ECONOMY PRINTING Eugene Hoiles Compliments of POSTAGE STAMPS BOUGHT AND Z - I - I SOLD ' N-evmger s Electric ANNOUNCING THE 1934 VISTA LEE NEEILEY, Business Manager 5 CHESTER CRILL, Editor IIIIHIIIHIIIIIIIHWWiiHIIllIIVlV1IIIIIIIIilIIIIIIVIIIDIIINVHIIIIIIIIHHHHHHIVHH One Hundred Nine WILSON LINDLEY, Asst. Bus. Mgr. FLORENCE JOY, Assistant Editor IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImmnmIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIInunIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIII f 4g . :f . - - 5055 ceq, f ' if 'f' ' 603' s..f -Q0 ' 5' E Eggs' 'W' E N aggg i fi in X 1 'Te 2 Qi if Distinction DIIYIQHCIQVB zbfeas hz annuals' are a ,brhne 1Qcf0r hz cz successzqll 500.48 ofcourse Service and quabily can 7102168 overlooked N N N C7542 sign ofzllze fm e mark means Enqrax7inq Serx7ice Plus Close Co-opemizbn lzeinfeen J'fafY'and!Innua!Dq0u12'menf 4 :entral ENGRAVING CDM PAN Y CALUM ET BUILDING ST. LOUIS. M1 SSOURI COLLEGE ANNUAL Buxmsns or AMERICA .. : L 'avi i E F5-i' AE X 'S 'ia-ik ' I TF' 7,5 'M E r ' fl is 1, 14 - i YA f 6 :2332 fgiff 1 4. 1 11 '..-5. 'G ,l eo: i TNGZ, 32- . 5 -go: i sf 60? eb Feb J Xa!! E aavg- .e E955 5 Q --'E' g:i:a-' , 53.1215 . 553Q?E', O dd'T gf W 'f ' TI-IIS I933 VISTA Q. ' 1' i.,.n '-' -- A' ' - H has been printed by f THE TOWER PRESS of GREENVILLE COLLEGE 5 Greenville, Illinois vii-11 5 S Lnen .f Ll, It GEORGE REICHERT, Manager .1 L .:- ' mr 115 Q x1 r .FP . A 1 . 1, 5' lp: 0 ag W .1 s Elle ' ig-f LLM! . I i,fg',?r 11- ,L fi? ALI -'I f . ' ,J L: -' , 1 f f- W wif 'I . 'i'4f III' 1:52 'f Evliii 'V w,4- - . ' sffs' .4 , fi 1 - - .-1. ill: sw .2 5- l e-.- 4 4 -gtfgyff L .0 f,LF4a,' ?.. . l if 'fl . A 4, N ,, F 1 'Z ll r all l iw- , ,fa 1' . QW '-' 1 ,f Af 1 If '! 'li' f --' ' PRINTING OF QUALITY ulmuuluu nunumm IIIIIIluIIIIIIllI1IrlllInIIIIIIII:muIIIIIIIIIIIIuIII1IImmIrmuInunIIIInIuIIInlIIlluIIIlllIIIIIInuIuIIImm:IIummnmmmmluannnunuumlullm SUPREME QUALITY 5 A New Distinctive Student Industry SUPERB SERVICE Eight months old Growing very rapidly Employs thirty-Five students Attractive quality and packages Salesmen's commission the only 2 profit Every salesman is building a college E HCCOUW Tlzat's Our Busimmzr Policy Unemployed? Sell Tower Products I and build an account in A Wise-Genre Clothing Co The Little Collage Serving H gig WO,-1d'f NORTH SIDE SQUARE mum:nwIIIIII1IlIIIIIrrIInummuuuulnunInIxIIxIIlnnlIlllllummnnunnmnu IInmuxImm:mmIummII'ulIIIIIIIllIImlIllIllrlllIllllluunluvunnnIInmvIInlmlllllllllllllllllu One Hundred Eleven ws 4. k I -, . Q I -my .xt-, V - V Ent f , J., x r i'. I . i w 1 5 L- V. .M I' .X--A rc 'wb psi' P . J , . L 4 w mv ' 1 w .AN , ,I .' '. s' -'f 'V V .- 1 IZ!! ri- Q pr' , xg, . ,T r -My LJ,- : H- FV 1, , q'j3,f':, 1' :T Je .1 -- 1 lit -QR-' ,. Jprj 'I'-T Vgy, ,.. Vgflff'-N lv.i-f1'-'3.'f- ,fyit ., U ,E lv Y ef, -m .. -- 1 EJ? , -. zzz. I iff:f.'-'. , . 1- aj'1+' 1. 2 '.,'A, .Q 1192 f N w fi - 1 .I jl 1 'I + 3 1 7 f 9 1 if W 'r i 3 4 H .5 .! I 'N Y 5,2 3 , ,F :Hi fl I A . Jw, A, .- F ', 1 . . . '.-.1 - ' , L.L.....,,-,,..,,..4,. .,,. H-, - .vm N9 Q M. F 9 f 1 r'5 .f -i fl 7,1 V,
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