Greenville College - Vista Yearbook (Greenville, IL)

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Cochran Presidenf I' M' Damels We plesldem Rev. WESLEY D cocnrv-in Rumsey O. Young . . Secretary Walter A. Joy . Treasurer MEMBERS Accession Expirarion 936 HENRY IOHNSON LONG, Ph.D., Greenville, Illinois, Pres- ident of Greenville College, ExgOlficio Member of the Board 905 IOSEPH M. DANIELS, Greenville, Illinois . . 94I 906 REV. WESLEY D. COCHRAN, Greenville, Illinois . 942 9I2 REV. W. H. LAWSON, ST. james, Illinois Q . 942 9I2 RUMSEY O. YOUNG, Sorento, Illinois '. . 942 9l6 WALTER A. IOY, Greenville, Illinois . 94l 9I6 S. W. ANDREWS, Greenville, Illinois . 943 920 REV. R. B. NILES, Canton, Ohio . . . 94I 92I REV. H. E. PERIGO, Indianapolis, Indiana . . 943 928 BIRNEY H. GADDIS, Winona Lake, Indiana , 943 930 REV. I. L. MAYHEW, Greenville, Illinois . . 942 930 M. L. ALLEN, Chicago, Illinois . . . 94I 935 A. W. SECORD, Urbana, Illinois . . . 94I 937 CLARENCE H. SNYDER, Grand Rapids, Michigan . '943 939 HARRY V. BREWER, Greenville, Illinois . 943 940 H. D. WINSLOW, Park Ridge, Illinois . 943 HENRY lOl-lNSON LONG, Ph.D President ot Greenville College Franklin D. Roosevelt, l-lenry Ford, Edna St. Vincent lvlillay, Gonnie Mack: all ot them great Americans. Surely here is another. Dr. Longls eminence is assured by his position in the fields ot science and education. Yet a nobler duality, humanness, shows in his tirst smile as he welcomes students to Greenville campus. For personality, tor integrity, tor steadtastness ot pur- pose-tor greatness that is likable-vve honor our President. ElDWlN S. HQEY, llllXll1w. lXllNllf ASSoCl51le lDI'O'lLTf55Ol' lll lVll.lllN, lllilklll A olwiloso oromols all lm College would not lu Superior lecul mslruclors al Creemvillo ore 11 flVllI .ll sacrifice. oller once armourwcgecl llml -.vlluwlml mam Elcllon, Wor'c2 ll1.1l mo, mwvllxllll e recogrllzcfcl, Lux alll' :low I-., lol lm Ty and 5lClVTlll'IlSll1lllVK' ',l.ull llllllfl lll ll PW Mgpmll o rfollsl Professor ol Pfqcllologl fi Eoocaflom BYQQN Q Lflxllcllj Wx? V455-Preglieof ,qgffll-l E l-lf-PFCPTJ, E. S Faculty ELVA E KllXllXlEY, A lXl Deen of Vxfozmfrl Professor ol Elluollnom lloorl ol lNlvv1 lVl11slc lllvolx k'lU'll ul lllf' 5glw.1l I-vlwwlllll XX XXUUVV Xil Mir, hiiii Xliitix hik'ix'V'iUl til kylglgkl hliii-it nF ' 5 me Xi XO XX XNON X AMN i liiciiio tiirtl lXhisic lhvoiy Xt tit iii X PlQ!xMfXN IRLX, iyiivliis. IXUUI, IXIXI, IW iii 4!Kliif -www css ohm arid Piaho Xssociatc Pi t oi ot Xfi MXUPIQE M iXicfXDQXM BS. Fahd Director Faculty f f f FRANK O. GREEN, PhD. Protessor ot Chemistry BURTQN J. MOYEP, PhD. Protessor ot Physics ahd Mathematics To Doctor ahd Mrs Morelahd, Mrs. I.aDoe, Doctor Tehriey, Protessor arid Mrs. Woods, arid Protessor Holtvyick, tor lorig arid distihgoished seryice, we pay especial tribute. VD' 1 MAE A, TENNEY, PhD. P o cssor ot English NALY W, lXrlcCEE PHD. Protessor ot Economics ancl Sociology LJEQRCE E MGRELAND, Plw,D. Protessor ot Biology ENOCH Ai HQLTWICK, A,lVl, Professor ot l-llstory and Government Faculty XX ILSQN C LA DUE, PhD. Protessor ot lxloclern Languages LOIS WQOD-WQQDS, AM. Associate Professor ot Rlwetoric and Religious Education RUBY E DARE, Alvl., A.lVl, in LS. Protessor ot Classical Languages, Librarian L 3, 3 ,f ,V Faculty .fit y I D ALVIN B. QUALL, AIVI. Associate Professor ot Physical Educatiori and Speech, Director ot Physical Education SANDER I. KLEIS, A.B. Associate Protessor ot Philosophy and Creek HES-IEP KITCI-IEN VAN HORN, B.S. lhstructor ih Art O. L. IVIULLET, AB., BD. Director ot Public Relations WILSON R. KING, AB., IVIRE. Associate Protessor ot Bible FRANCES W. MGRELAND, A.B. Instructor iri Modem Languages v Y Henry Ford :..:nqT:':'f'hla1J:.' ..lrnu:Lf. '.'u-n . im -f:t: '- ' A w 'I ' . fe-MSR'-'4Ava . . .,5:1 r:ea.vv,.'1f3':.x- ,, I I . Ar f4gfI:'-- .,...,f,'m?f1f115:I'II. .P ' , . . SX : N '.--'Y- f: ' 'M'-'5'5I7!n,7'U?:LfIJGa:A7'3. 'f , . 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Young, Walworth, Ed- wards iw , ln providing education that is necessary and useful, business education stands in the foreground. There is plenty of evidence that-in the immediate future at least-there will be a considerable increase in employment opportunities for office workersf, These statements of C C, Reigner, editor of the Rowe Budget, a business periodical, reveal the possibilities in the field of business for fitly prepared youth. Three distinct courses are provided in the commercial depart- ment of Greenville College. An intensive secretarial course is given, with a stenographic certificate award at the end of the academic year. Courses in business administration and economics are offered to those students training for executive and promotional positions. A qualifying curriculum for the high school commercial teaching certificate is maintained, supplemented with various subjects from other departments necessary to teaching. A liberal arts college setting gives to the School of Commerce the cultural influence of college life. This attribute, coupled with the technical training required in commercial fields, insures the production of a profitable business education. lvliss l-lathaway The great spiritual fortress of the church back home is found here in the college church. Pastoral counsel and friendli- ness are found in the Reverend l. A. Williams. The great duty and responsibility of integrating college and community life has been very well executed by Reverend Williams. Interest in stu- dent life vvas manifested by our pastor in his presence at l.aDue Chapel and Burritt Gymnasium. The spiritual life of the campus vvas reiuvenated and strength- ened this year under the evangelism of the Reverend B. l-l. Rear- son, youth leader and editor of the Light and Life Evangel, and the Reverend l. N. Toole, evangelist from the Ohio Conference. The community as vvell as the college benefittefl spiritually from the heart searching messages of these men of Cod. Reverend Williams Church Music ROBERT W. WOODS, AB., lvlus. Min, Director ot lvlusic, Professor ot Sacred lvlusic l l-lear America Singingll' Whitman cried in his exultant poem. And he gave us the song ot the carpen- ter . . . the young mother . . . the boatman . . . But more dear to us than these are the blended voices ot Christian youth praising Cod in song. Through the College-Community Chorus, the A Cappella Chorus, and the three travelling quartets, Oreenville College has given a hearttelt, spiritual mes- sage to audiences throughout the middle vvest again this year. These organizations otter opportunities to voung people vvno like music, to use their talent and at the same time attord pleasure and inspiration to others. F -ll 'A MS' -ff Nam. L A l eaf, r . I' mga vig.-fl--'F' '41 12-1-:rf-V -01591. 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E Creehvllle College IS recoghlzed for her hugh aca demic: standards for the dlstmctlve duality of her grad uates for her positive cohtrlhutloh to the community out she IS loved best ot all tor her many vo'ced sohg Certamly at solrltuallty IS the soul ot our llttle school that soul reaches nts fullest most oertect expression nh VTILISIC J f ft ll! f :lf -, . .. ,.. .. . x , Qt? E' xi -'J 251'-21,--,Af-E:..' '--c':,- :.. n- I , ,- 'z ,..' , rx r- A MUSIC FACULTY : B 4- Q'f:'3f5i? . ' ' A A w? fg2', fl? I' 'f' I '1- M 95 .31-1i'LC.q .-if I' vlxl 2 , IMI V .,,-'url' ,.-,ig-L . .,+,, ll mlqlz k -. , .. Af? :- I College Comrnunlty Cl-,mug CJld3E 'Jl 4l 1 I , 1, ll li. , f Q rl L, r 6 ff,,d i f 1 A ,, flffllffn, 'L 4, 'jr i L New, l 1 5 , rfiffa 2 Nl 4 fi if mio' 2 fi Q i,,,,e C f' H W Z P lff'2 'e 2 ' 'fifi F Peeie l 2 tf F-Q , pig 4 v Vie' sg! , ,frfm Tmfid lim-1 . C ' - i A J Q Niigcr 1 44 ,fff+aff, i 2 3 43 D, feng 1 2 2 4, H Zil, As Arnerican as coooeration, the College-Community Chorus lifillcs laluiil troin the college with that trorn the surrounding corn- iiiiiniliifs tor the annual ore-Christmas presentation ot an oratorioi Unilor the direction ot Protessor Robert W. Woods the chorus icing Irlanilel's Messiah this season. The soloists werei luanita lxltimlioiii, soiirano, Mabel D. Bettis, contraltog Marvin Dean, dramatic tenor, lxlelxin Watson, lyric tenorg Forrest Wilson, bass. The attoriiiiaiiiinerit was richly varied. Elinor Lincicome at the piano, lmilossoi' Edwin S lrey at the organ, and the orchestra under the il.ii1 lion ot h iill lrs, Alberta Diclaman lrey, all contributed greatly to the liuaulg, ot the bertorinance. GLEE CLUB Class of '4l l. Allayaud 2, 3, 4, president 47 3 , . l.cnq 3, J. lvlat ew- SOH 2,41 M. McGee 43 P. Roberts 6 Y ll l2oth4 lvl V'n hhllfclllilfl 4, M, Wooden 4, D. Young 2, 3, 4: l'l. Zahnlser 2 E Cerncv l 7 ser l 2' E Zefrff ' f S x ,x c X ,. , X Q XX. s 3 X s BAND Class of '4l J. laflrillli-'iE'l S. Parrnerter, 3, 4, ORCHESTRA Class ol '4l A Cappella Choius Ulm of ll XX X' xi: lt . I i,li itll. f i ht -xiii l ' lyxlltpuw 'l lx l l lQt'l u' l ., , t r 1 .l KN xg 1 lx i.' . , X X Y up g k Nil-.un L ,l xyig--gw I -t' M, XXu.ulun I Music l-lard vvork, some skill, a reasonably high degree ot musicality, and a heart open to divine inspiration-these are the requirements ot every member ot the A Cappella Chorus. Spirituality in its per- sonnel is particularly essential to the reverent as vvell as artistic pertormancel' vvhich is every A Cappellan's ideal. Climaxing an intensive training ot six months is the spring tour which this year included points in northern lllinois, lovva, and Wis- consin. The chorus tultilled tvvelve engagements, at each ot vvhich it gave its concert ot unaccompanied choral music. 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COLLEGE GRADUATES Yours is a rich heritage indeed When YOU graduate YOU Wlll be the lone representative of one hundred and forty boys and girls who vvere vvith you in the grade chool Some seem to drift into college Those vvho do usually go out the same vvay Some drift out before their time for only one out of eight vvho go to college remains to graduate The percentage in Greenville is higher The fevv drifters vvho remain usually go out still drifting never to set the vvorld on fire Others must fight to reach college and remain there Many of these leave college ever fighting and reaching one success after another Many vvould give all they possess for your opportunity to go to college Perhaps that is vvhy you are here because ou are giving your all lf so you vvill succeed Such vvhole hearted devotion to a purpose cannot go unrevvarded Then dont indulge in self pity lust remember that this too is adding to the development of your best self My heartiest congratulations to you who are graduating from college ef-QW? Student Association Officers President Vice-Pres.: Sec reta ry Treasu rer Faith Floyd Weslev Robb Philip Myette Arthur Lindsley T ThedStudent Association of Greenville College vvas organized O PVOYI G 'a channel through vvhich student opinion could find expression in matters of student government lt fulfills its ur- , , . . , - D l3?S9 GPG fOSterS 3 SDIVIT of Unity amoung the various organizations o the college. The control of the student publications, of the igpropriation of funds for student interests, the sponsoring of cia events and programs make the St d The most influential groups on the Campbusuent Association one of A th ' ' . with Jil A 9 5l PS Crew learn hovv to face the black, surging vvaves ell Dems and dangers so the student body of Greenville l 1. . . f ' Pi2L2be?Sli?CGaOlZgla3sbition and to become vvell-balanced, respectable I ic vvord. May our Alma Mater continue to 5UPDly the world with citizens and vvith leaders of men. l i l l l i 1 l l 4... Seniors s use s l In Retrospection Activity and achievement have been the vvatchvvords of the Class of '4l. , ln our freshman year vve ranked first on the college roster, and several members of our group received recognition through A Cap- pella and debate. , As sophomores vve made our presence felt on the campus by winning the major basketball tournament and the Vista snap- shot contest. The year '39-'40 found us busily preparing for the junior- Senior Banqiuet, at vvhich time vve escorted the seniors to the astronomical vvorld. A fine spirit of cooperation characterized the activities of the senior year. Many of our number held leading positions on the campus and practically everyone participated in some activity -forensic, student administration, religious life, music, science, or journalism, The Skip-l-like, lvlove-Up Day, and Class Night Pro- gram comprised a great deal of the activity of this year. To our class sponsors, Professor and lvlrs. Woods, who have tirelessly helped us in solving our many problems, vve express our appreciation. Professor and lvlrs Robert W Woods Seniors There they go. Their robes are flow ing and the music: is swelling and the peo ple are all standing in Tribute. The Sen iors-the Graduates-the Alumni of Green ville. Ruth Marie Treyz, AB. Rachel Ellen Long, AQB, H istory-G ooerninen t, Modern Languages Binghamlon. New York lesse E. Hoffman Colorado Springs, Colorado Biology, 'Psycliology-Education Va nderg rill, Pen nsylvfania lsahelle Allayaud, AB. French, Psychologyi-Education Nemacolin, Pennsylvania lvlarion Vincent, AB. English, Modern Languages Evanslon, Illinois john lvlerlyin l-loffrnan, BS. in Ed. English, Education Pocahonlas, Illinois Floyd Reese, AB. Chemistry Niagara Falls, New Yorlc lla May Witteman, BS. in Mus. Ed. llifnsic, English McPherson, Kansas kli.ii1l lll.it k A ll lll.lfll.Yll, ,xilflfjl 'Xl-Milli-1 lit-klli-intl. liitlitiim hltii ii lliti NIQCQQ, BS in .vhiwliiilnigfilf-lfrliri'iil1'o1i, .xlliillllflgly Alton, Ohio Edith Hess, AB, 51'f'1'Ul05l,i'-limi:omifxv ll l0'Wl0Wf1. Pennsylvania Wesley Robb, A IB, I'11llcr.x'uftfly-Rvlfgip11. Long Beach, California ry Elizabeth Zernoy, AB. i'H.S'l0l'j'-GOI'C'I'll1lI CII I, I -Y3'Cl10l0gy-Ldrziifrllimii Beaver Darn, Vlfisconfin Dorene Sines, AB, Cllology-Edzzfrllirni, lfr lxfllllef, iXAl'S'QfJUfi Neil E. Ptouts, AB. Religion-Philosopity, lrlristory-Political Science v ECI, ,S-1.42-Jawwhali frv-JL! M9f'Zl'ifIQiili,ylfV moflv fwu-I aw- austin lglovil y . nlyjum rda - t iting their tirst lonel e ters home, only last night they sang a new Alma Mater under lanterns and stars. Now they are marching, marching inexorably away. We would like to stop them, turn them once again into the empty laboratories and the silent class rooms, scatter them about the campus, walk with them along spring paths and quiet streets. We would like to hear lXleil's giggle again and the clatter ot Zahnie's skates, to see Walt in his apron and Hessie ladling oatmeal as the sun comes up. Little things all van- ishing away. Limestone, New York Seniors Corinna Wilson, AB. wifi '- ' . 3 ' ,U I I rt rl10l0q3 fducatzon 'J 'E I -R Z' 71 I lzzlosofn Ly 0 1910 Pasadena, C6lllOFr1l6 1 - . l wll.i hliv lx iii' lwh iii lacl. x H l A. 1 Nllllll 'ii'i', .N'iip1'iil,i,,y K I-t-iivilln. lllinoiea l U llllllSJlxCl', !X.l3 I'liillinifilikv-li'i'li.r1i'mi SU l'lll0. lllinois li lylarls Reid, AB. N l'f'l1'li',f1,i'-l2i'mio1li1i'.i' O l lnwd, Kansas .ai 6 uiilliivrfa Hillsboro, lllinois 3' 1 my Meredith Eberly, BS, in Ed, lVlaryen O Nelson, AB- EW15.,-1,, fll'A.,U,.X, livyrliology-Edugafzon i . UVM P . '. fjllifUSOf71lj'-Ie6l1g'LOH , , gston, Vlfisconsin Q Mutual, Oklahoma 'M Z Thelma Layena Poth, AE. , M AB Psychology-Erliirrzlimz Bemelce y er,rl?man' ' ' Bridgeport, Illinois Eughsl Philipsburg, Pennsylvania Dcniova Yoon AB. Already the tirst ot thern have gone The line shortens-there is Grant last. Good old Nig. The music: is louder as the sound ot their marching dies away. Now it alone is lett. Seniors Keith Simpkins, AB. Psychology-Edazication Canon Cily. Colorado Helen Zahniser, AB. William G. Craig, AB. Eiiglixli Biology Tionesla, Pennsylvania Spring Arbor, Michigan lf X, ' ' ' if f EA gl o S J... JY aiier off, AB. Phyllis Raberis, AB, r Matlzeiizatfics, Pliysfics Biology z l Zanesville. Ohio Greenville. lllinois Faith Floyd, AB. Biology, French Alliance, Ohio Somewhere out There we believe the Class of 'ill are marching yet, on and on. Seniors Juniors in Appreciation Freshmen! Sophomoresl And novv luniorsl Even as Freshmen under the sponsorship of Professor and Mrs. lvlclntire, vve manifested the spirit of a vvide-avvake class. ivlem- bers of our class vvere quickly received into Elpinice, Agora, A Cappella and chapters of Gospel League. We distinguished our- selves intellectually by producing some quality credit students. Prof. lvlclntire accepted a position at North Texas Teachers' College, and vve chose Doctor and Mrs. l.aDue to be our class sponsors, at the beginning of our Sophomore year. ln all our ac- tivities vve have had the kind, considerate and enthusiastic cooper- ation of our sponsors. Not until our lunior year, vvith the aid of a fine, progressive group from other colleges, did vve assert ourselves athletically- championships eluded us previously. We started the year by vvin- ning the soccer tournament and followed up this victory vvith an- other, becoming the first touch football champs of Greenville Col- lege. Although vve did not vvin the basketball title, vve had a high ranking team. Our players vvere honored by places on the All-Star soccer, football, and basketball teams. This year vvas also characterized by leadership in the various extra-curricular activities, and our big event as a class vvas the Junior-Senior Banciiuet. We feel especially honored as vve look forvvard to the privilege of being the graduating class of the Golden jubilee Year. Dr. and lvlrs. Wilson C La Due luanita lVIayhGW Greenville, Illinois Blanch Paul I-Iighland, Illinois Vincent Bessey Warren, Pennsylvania Burleigh Willard Iuka, Kansas , vii Rollancl Seybold Delvin Covey Urbana, Illinois Springfield, Illinois Esther Cleary Webster, New York Charles Cronkhite Arthur Lindsley Creenville, Illinois Trucksville, Pennsylvania , Charles George Warren, Ohio Pity the juniors. I ,WAX X rrzfbl V NVQ vvatrhed the Class ot '42 trorn their tirst infant da s ot hikes and orioiilations, l'lii'oi,iglw odolescent soohornorehood, into the re- nutoilly ievxt,illiotjl position ot juniors. They seemed like nice kids, tull ot tear and hope, charged vvith energy, flushed with enthusiasrn. We lhought ot the days ahead, ot inevitable duties and responsi- bilities, and shuddered. l-lovv avvtul must be their tate. - Wayne Conant Stanley Magill Andrix, Colorado Kansas City, Missouri Juniors Marjorie Cady Cortland, Nevv York Leona Paris Bokko Tsuchiyama Kittanning, Pennsylvania Osaka, japan Alvin Crandall Plymouth, lovva john Cross Oakley, Michigan Doris Buege Lavvrence, Michigan Ruth l-lessler Cortland, Nevv, York l.. D. Cordon l-lillsboro, Illinois Kenneth Netzler l-larborcreek Pennsylvania Richard Tosi Salina, Pennsylvania .funi Trs Lillian Eakin Cordon lvlarkey Creenacres City Florida Baltimore Maryland Eldon Sayre Lois lvlorgan Warren Ohio Asotin Washington I L ,gr ig' 'ff J 9 ,,y,f 1 of! ML' 'uf Leonda l.evvis lvlargareteva Simmons Buttalo, New York Ponca Citlfi Qklamma l-larold Guenther Greenville, Illinois Anna Roales Clinton Deardortt Terre l-laute, Indiana Tyrone, Oklahoma Donald Vosburgh lvlacksville, Kansas But vve vvere deceived. like Ahdiel in the conspiracy ot angels, like Cincinnati in the Worlcl Series, like Penrod in the hook ot the same name, they came through. Cone vvere the rosy cheeks and laughing eyes, the dimples and the covvlicks, gone the dynamo per! sonalities, But in their place, stalvvart lvlen and Vxfomon, strong and durable, and tull ot the stutt ot vvhich Seniors are made. Theirs is the work ot banquets and receptions, theirs the soli- tucle ot the lett-behincl. But theirs also the heritage ot tortv-nine preceding classes: Colclen lubilee. uwlwf Junioir ?'liXV? , Q, ill 0 A Ziff!-UL, ix W Elvon Dickerson Preston Shater Cashion, Oklahoma Fremont, Nebraska Evangeline Simpson Santa Cruz, Calitornia Elsie Mae Walworth Newton Fink Fairport, New York Chicago, lllinois Philip Mvette Burlington, Vermont ,fi MMA Virgil jones Elvira Killgrove Cameron, Wisconsin Spring Arbor, Michigan Thelma Cilchrist Des Moines, Iowa Wanda Yerkes Leona Stillman lsapeer, Michigan Eagle Bencl, Minnesota james Oberlink Brownstown, Illinois yg, Vivian Grove Ralph Churchill Ronco, Pennsylvania Greenville, Illinois Burton Dovvley Spring Arbor, Michigan Eugene Ketter Mildred Spangler Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania Tulsa, Oklahoma Wayne Covvger Creenup, Illinois I-lonor the juniors. nf Ieanne ohnson 7 Greenville Illinois james Osborne Midland Michigan yi Betty Larson I Burlington, Iovva Fern Young I-lillsboro, Illinois s I III I xx Soplmomores In Continuation .The class of '43 was off to a good start when in its first year it chose Doctor and Mrs. Moreland as sponsors. These two, by their ebgample of practical Christian living, their ready cooperation, and their true spirit of '43 , have helped to build a well-united class from a once-disorganized group of wide-eyed, green-gilled freshmen. r Tradition always has a unifying effect, lf so young a class as the sophomores can be said to have tradition, surely one of its finest is that of annually winning the basketball championship. For two years the men of '43 have carried off the honors in this field. Another class tradition is the good fun prevailing at such func- tions as the sister-class hikes and the class Christmas parties. For pictorial evidence of such good times, there is in this volume a whole page of snap-shots awarded to our class for winning first place in the l94l VISTA snap contest. Doctor and Mrs George E Moreland sogdiajiyf' iviodelle Morris Hugh Miner Norma jean Smith Raymond I-iibbett Marvin Secord ,, i' 3 Mina Morey vin Dean .. H M, sb W f a Lantz it a-fr4 ,JL tc, Elino n e john r dge Ev yn Vi ent Warr ers MPM? f fax i MKkYNyj! pf9,v f9P alfa! i700 As Cortez , silent on his peak in Darien, viewed the slopes ot the Pacitic and the vast ocean beyond, so the Sophomores pause at the height ot their second vear in college and gaze about vvonder- ingly. i Margery Tipps Albert Seneker Anabel Schlosser Robert Derry lack Lenz Marjorie Price Alvin Vanl-lorn Alice Cobb i w PE Cladys Transeau Charles Keys Harold Mitchell Clarence Oscarson miftn r pl-iomores NX U N ,, There close before them are the rough terrain, the jagged slopes, the insurmountable steeps ot luniorhood. Storms swirl about Mount Distinction, Mount Two-Point-Five towers out of sight, and venerable Banquet looms huge and white-topped. Behind, the sunny green tields smile in the sun, and oft to either hand gentle paths lead to the ends ot little rainbows. Some turn ott here, waving jauntily to those who stand still gazing. By and by the rainbows fade away. 2, ASQ Q13 Lora jones Donald Durr Oral Drew Soplwomores Pearl Reid Eldon Hammer Roy lohnston Kathryn Vaught Joseph Fortner William lVlCLean Robert Marston But up ahead the storm ceases, the clouds dissolve into gentle rain and the sun throvvs a lovelier spectrum over the peaks. And tar out the Soohomores see greener tields, brighter roads beck- oning, and the sound ot tamiliar music: reaches their ears. Randel Milligan ldella Bohn Frank Ashcratt Robert Fine FFCSIIHICD - ii i fn Introduction Timidly and perhaps a bit unsure of ourselves, we came to Green- ville on that bright September day which had been set apart by the Catalog and the C Book for registration. We were met by many obliging upper classmen who offered us much heeded assistance, and before we knew it we were all settled with enough teachers and courses to keep us busy for half a year. Then how thankful we were when our Big-Brothers and Big- Sisters introduced themselves, and in turn helped us to become acquainted with those whom we had not already met. Since then our ninety-some Freshmen have begun to expand into all branches of a typical college life. ln every organization on the campus, the freshmen are taking an active part. ln the world of sports, our girls came through to win the basketball championship. Our boys were also right up there in the running, tying for second place in the men's division. To help us in our activities and to give us advice, we chose Professor and Mrs. Quall, who have proved themselves to be capable, fun-loving sponsors. We have enjoyed our first year at Greenville, and most of us are looking forward to a happy future in G. C. Professor and lvlrs Alvin B. Quail H 1 A-X ml. - I, I D ., ,,,A ,, ,..-. ,. ,. . s ' - - --A ' -- 'rr- ' ' ' ' ' ' S ' ' 'M' W' E , A J W V V . ' li, ll rg 1-vzdfwf' WMA-16 Mfmrza-dk, Luof -- mfr, fif- .Uff v i A C WW' I li ,i lf rg! 6 yi N ' ' ll' f l jf' YW lf ygeicrgff illingham john l-loyt Evelyn East g Wayne Pilcher sg X Virginia Day i Max l-lensle i Riza Zernov ' Meryin. Russell i l i l Stella Butcher ll Donald Danielson Ellen Barton Philip Schwab E Edward Spencer K Virginia Zeeb Raymond Roller ' I.4.f,l,Q1.,,.,Q.ii'w.Q- Virginia Marble Jwfuifa rnQrf l'fgU'ff - . , .f 7- I N, 1 ' 5 ... !-Q i lp F ii f Us M l'2S men , M' 'll From seniors to Ereshmen in one little jump: lt Ill is enough to take the spirit out ot any man. ltr l i i '-r :i?4'M, Ll Q N KW. X it! i l. , ,QP ll Mlxlgfgg will i M l D Small wonder, then, that the newcomers seem a bit 1 bewildered, a little green around the gills. l-lome is so tar away, high school prestige so completely vanished, aw routines so strange, professors so odd, and upper class- K, men so unpredictable. Bells ring at all hours, proctors ' V and preceptresses pop in suspiciouslyg Freshies become somewhat discouraged with it all-crazy college people, anyway-and want to go home. K! il ff' ' i ,J , 1 - fi' l . af? Z' F I1 ' ' l 4451 J' res men M! ug .-fs? mx 5 if J A wliiwira nd-RTI: og if 01 t f 2' -sfffi 5 if fi' D' so f sv' 'S is 25,5 fs' 5 - io Robert Guenther Florence Roth Dominic Mannoia Geraldine Raybuck gp-0' ' Olive l-larvie A loe Black 'j Velma jackson lf, ' lohn Rea I . N1 yn o-wb I Q' i Urn awe 174, ffcffaldgvawu A A Milton Andrews UQ . X, l-lelen l-loxworth M ', ' Qfll Eldon Gwyn ' X? Q Ruth lVlcKay 37' , gg' ' 4 i,' i l' ft it Z Rowena Andrews if i ' JG Elmer Langel ff' l Anna Ruth Ansell fjfyy Qtr ' Ralph l-lerb X Q fl1, 1 , klwagdm f 3 LQQ Wa' l XX. .1 ljffffif 'fdifwlii' ,if W . in. I , 1 4, l I But comes a changei- baseball, when upper class- men swing tutilely at Freshman pitches and slide in- gloriously in the dirtg hikes at which Eaculty become strangely like human beingsg orientation chapels Wherein dark things are made plaing the turmoil ot names simmering down to loe and Elleng bells ringing out at regular periodsg student meetings and quiet hours settling into their proper places. Freshmen l l i l Margaret Britt l..loyd Poland Dorothy Newland Ann Bates William Endicott Eileen Schumaker Evelyn Bartels Melvin Bucher Verna Tite Arline Smedley Terryl Roberts Mary Van Winkle l.ynn Wiseman Elizabeth Erick Cyneth Elerstine Eugenia l-laltord !li 5- 'r M A 5 l lf til 5, JN 4 all ll I t llg ,, .lf 5, S f E Q l si r 4 li it il 5 ll tl 1 'lg l ,lull JJ 1 ' li l i9Qim5 i gg. , M 'i tj X? if i, X . U llyilpil MM W s ,www lifiiffl fo sl it ii, mt, R . ww 'A Vksd 'fp wb U Jw, Q XL J l6'. 'M Ll! vdkfkrty by M cw'- X i Lui LJ' ulflltwl ,. . - NJYJA l .wil - l ,yi f .X V ,. . Freshmen VMW NA .ff l-le Claude Neeley Ceorgfa Summers ' Mary Wait 'a len Crawford MW Witt MW ffiw . Virgnia jackson Nellie lones Ward Brown Ellen jones Carl Beatty EAA Ezizth Lamson Imogene Willetorcl Raleigh Carlton Arlene Wickham 'Thomas l.aclley Alta Meade Margaret Newell ft' i Then the Freshmen begin to look around and ahead, instead ot hack, and to talqe account ot themselves. loe moves out into athletics, Ellen writes things tor the college paper, classmates take on a semblance of individuality. Freshies torget that they are fresh. Eldon Lincicorne Ruth Cook 1 st, ' .1 X - , , . . 3 ' Richard Buchmiller LGA AQ! - Joanna King Cordon Jenner f .I Alice Troutman 8 ,' , 7' v I U i 'Y lf EMM 5 ZW? '. '+r j,QLr' a ML Q Gif' 5,2-' - ff' ' H r I , M 4 V ' n.L' 1 5. 'V , W W U rifv - -. ' if ' .Z Q I .'Lfl TL WW' Lf! o A W! C W 4 . H6 FFCSIIMCD Q, M If ' tak' H J Q af Lx! JL. 0 Ulf , . 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Ieri lett us tor a year or so to read tairy tales to kids and vvrite letters east by the light ot oil lamps, but came back again tor her diploma. Somevvhere out there there is a parsonage, or perhaps another schoolhouse vvaiting tor her-maybe even a bayou and a bit ot vvind. Floyd Mason called himselt a tarmer. He came lumbering with the second semester entrants, Gleda Miller and Miriam Nelson and Dave Barton and Bob Mumavv. Meanvvhile Esther johnson em- barked tor Sorento, and Almira Brovvn returned to Ganada. Only Amazing Grace remained to hold hands ot the intirmary patients and wish them God-speed back again. SENIORS Ino picturesl Angeline Gaylor, A.B. Sociology I Mulberry Grove, Illinois Virginia King, BS., A.B English, Milsic, Ediioation Greenville, Illinois Ruth Watkins, AB. Zoology Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Robert Montgomery, B.S Jldfothematics, Detroit Michigan Semester Students, Specials Geraldine Lindley, AB. 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P'.'41-inwwf-.:...1.yg.5g:ffJ::1-Wffzg,-gf- bg,-'-Z'ggL,:L-'H .' ..-M3-':'g.f9-ipIgvlixgrhvg: w.-'.'f!'.y1-f5.2-5q:'y-g,ag ..--1 - ... -, M. - -,,,.-.. '----. ... :,--, -., - --g :Lg-M ,,.-.. . ' - -f i N . ' ' X ' ' ' ' ' 5 'un -'Av !::1:.-- '---V ----------zl ' -f1i:xP.5.'.!--f :n'f .-if'-S5'f'-PlSf:vkfi:i1V ::x!:bf'l2:1w'.' 2.5241- RECREATION c.-4 T' 1 I: , lx .qVX 'V pgs, 11 lf' f -to A U Il! if JZ! n A any .-- , I' ,v ,fr 'I' !,xl!,fA alfa l ' L xl . !. L A ,W n L I I A fl 7 If 1' ' l,' Nfl 11' GIRLS' DORM Who that ever starved, studied and played through tour years ot college could quite forget the vvondertulness ot living in a dorm . . . even in the midst ot much too much noise tor studying . . . even vvhen a Hteedl' meant cottee, black, and doughnuts, hard? There vvere all night political meetings . . . and there vvere grand times vvith lvliss Kinney or some ot the girls in the parlors . . . there vvas the tirelit Christmas party . . . and the long earoling vvalk attervvard under the stars. best ot all there vvas a year that vve eanit forget, that has helped us learn to live vvith folks . . and like it. BOYS' DORM A student sees LIFE ln the college vvorld it is exams, note books, Class roomsg in the boys' dorm it is more than that, Whether brevving a pot ot cottee vvith triends tor a gab session, or deliber- ating long and protoundly over a chessboard, or arguing in dorm Cabinet meeting about vvhich girl he is to entertain during Qpen l-louse, or studying industr?ously tor an eight olc'ocl4 class he probably vvon't make, or just shining his trousers on the parlor cushions4always he is a part ot the dorm's spirited drama ot LIFE. fr iifvyf G if nf fl D X 'fflxldl 1 4 of i SCRIBLERUS lho inoinltois ol Siiilwloiiis .rio pooplo who lilso lo scribble .onli on ixipoi their ilooposl thoughts, not inorely lor their own sdiislat lion hui lor tho good ol posterity. During the past war several have passed trom the ranks ot pure .tinateuis to those ol the protessionals by having their writings itublisltcd. :Xlthough the Scribblers have tun in receptions tor new mem- bers and at a spring banquet whose theme is sure to be as unpre- dictable as it is original, they show their capability tor more serious accomplishment by contributing to the new Sunday school paper ot the church. AESCULAPIAN SOCIETY The Aesculapian Society, successor to the old Pre-Medic Club, was organized last tall by a group ot students detinitely planning a medical career, Since then it has earned a place ot note among the campus clubs, To acouaint the members with various phases ot medical science, to stimulate interest therein, and to secure pertinent intormation about medical universities and nurses' training schools is its purpose. Meetings ot a varied nature are held each week. Field trips to medical centers, also an annual banquet meeting, are included in its activities. Rear row M Flottman Doctor La Due Seybold l Flottman Cov ey Bessey Spencer Cross Front row Monahon Yerlces Merryman Fberly Doctor Tenney Scnlosser Zahniser Rear row: Long Wooden Mor- gan McCready Roberts Gilchrist Allayaud. Middle row: Sanders, Fortner, Reese, Craig, Dickerson, Seneker. Tosi, Shater, Netzler, Doctor Moreland. Front rowi Paris, Meade, Cook, Vaught, l-larvie, Red, Schumaker, SCRlBLERUS Class of '4I M. Eberly 4: M. l-lotlman 3, 4, president 4: B. Merryman l, 2, 3, 4, president 2, 3: R. Monahon l, 2, 3, 4, president 4: M. Nelson 3: M. Vincent 4: l-l. Zahniser 2, 3, 4. AESCULAPIAN SOCIETY Class of '4l l. Allayaud 4: W. Craig 3, 4, pres- ident 4: F. Floyd 3: R. Long 3, 4: J. Mathewson 3: R. Monahon 4: F. Reese 4: M. Reid 3: P. Roberts l, 2, 3, 4: T. Sanders 3, 4: R. Tosi 2, 3, 4: M. Wooden 4. PAPYRUS STAFF Grant Black Editor-in-Chiet i Delvin Covey Associate Editor Anabel Schlosser . Assistant lfditOV l-lugh lvliner . Business Manager Preston Shater . Ass't Business lvlgl- Dr. lvlae A. Tenney AClVl50V Dr. Wilson C. l.a Due AdviSOr PAPYRUS Class ot '4l G. Blaclc l, 2, 3, 4, associate ed- itor 3, editor 47 E. l-less 4: lvl l-lottman 4: G. Lindley 2, 3, as- sistant editor 3: R. Long 3, 4: M MCG-ee 4: B. lvlerryman 2, 3, 4' . I lvl. Vincent 3, 41 l-l. Zahniser l, 2 3 4 The Pa p yrus Week by vveek activities ot the campus are best tollon ed through the columns ot the campus nevvspaper, the PAPYRUS. Under the supervision ot tvvo taculty advisors, Doctor lvlae A. Tennex and Doctor Wilson C. La Due, the editorial statt caretulli. anticipates, selects and describes the events and tacts ot major interest to the students and the triends ot Greenville College. Every issue ot the paper, trom the shortest lnersonall to the tront page 'scoop', represents the combined ettorts outta caretully selected and diligent statt ot students The events and tacts reproduced in the PAPYRUS are inteniled , L to interest not only the students and tacultv but mam alumni and countless triends ot the college Throughiits columns th st tt . D , e s a strives to report the activities ot the student body, the projects ot the administration, and the interesting tacts concerning such alumni and triends. I The PAPYRUS is printed in the Tovver Press ot Greenville Col- ege, Alltltllt' IOXX ltkxbbkx xtxii ion. Ulmix, Russell, PO 0 ilhit hl llollintit lt CSS X Stxltll Stlixvilx t mm, ki ltl-hls Ut' R l ionl ion lXl Xiiitoiil, bull l ii till lt lil l 'WU Nl 'U iiiiii lXlt l i lllll l The Vista lt is not the asoiration ot the l94l Vista statt to be counted flag-vvavers tor endeavoring to toster in a college yearbook a re- turn to ideals tast becoming obsolete in educational institutions and student literature. The term somehovv carries a stigma vvith it. Americans have become satiated vvith rocks and rills , a bit ashamed ot the Stars and Stripes, They donlt like to be re- minded ot their country any more. We students are Americans. l-lave vve become cold and inured like the rest? Or can vve bear to see the semblance ot a great nation behind the scenes ot Greenville, an indication ot the code ot our fathers in the traditions ot our school? lt is the hobe ot the l94l Vista statt that you vvill tind your annual not merely a chronicle ot a year at Greenville, but a re- minder ot rocks and rills, ot vvoods-and ot tembled hills. VISTA STAFF Vincent Bessey Editor-in-Chiet l-lelen Zahniser . Associate Editor Burleigh Willard . Business Manager lesse l-lottman . Ass't Business Mgr, Marion Vincent . . Typist Dr. Mae A. Tenney Advisor Dr. Wilson Ls, La Due Advisor VISTA Class of '4I G. Black l, 2, 3, 41 F. Floyd 4: M. l-lotlman 45 M. McGee 4: B. Mer- ryman 3: R. Monahon 4: W. Robb 4: M. Vincent 3, 4: l-l. Zahniser 3, 4, -associate editor 4. Rear rovvj Osborne, l. l-lottman, Lincicome, G, Black, Dickerson Robb, Seybold, M, l-lottman. Front rovvi Willard, M, Vincent McGee, Doctor LaDue, Zahniser Floyd, Bessey. 5 ELPINICE Class of '4l F. Floyd 2, 3, 4, president 4: E. l-less 41 G. Lindley 2, 3, 4: R. Long 2, 3, 43 J. Mathewson 2, 3, 4, president 4, M. McGee 4: D. Sines 3, 41 M. Vincent 2, 3, 4. AGORA Class of '4I G. Blaclf 2, 3, 41 M. Nelson 41 W. Pfybb 3, 4. Rear rovv3 McGee, 'iipr , Q-ear, Sines, M Viricent, iieig Lartz Front rovvi Spangler, Poaiei Marr Larson, son, Andrews, Sayre. Qscarson Magill. Front rovvi Marlfey, Miner, Black Lindsley, Ketter, Fine, Robb, ELPINICE Elpinice Debating Society, one ot the oldest organizations on the campus, has tor its aim the promotion ot debating and piibiic speaking. Weekly meetings otter its members opportiiniti for practical experience in this tield through varied and interesting programs, This year Elpinice sponsored an extemporaneotis speaking contest on the campus, awarding loving cnps to the ninners The intormal tea for prospective members, the Old English Tea tor nevv members at the home ot Protessor and Mis, XX oocs, the annual Elpinice-Agora banquet, and the Senior tea hold pleases memories ot the year i940-4l. AC-ORA Agora, men's debating cliih, meets inn ten tleiiii-ip i college men by enabling them in ilexelogi slcill iii ,uixiir piiblic speaking, and aciiiiiiiiiiiiigg llivin xiiili tniiuii mn l3arliameniai'y lsavv, XXI ilio xiwiilslx iiivviiiii--i oi iiip loriiin rlisciissioiis are iliti unit-i, ioigwllivi niili itiiini is, X ir'iii issiit-s .intl iliill iii ioiiiwi iiiiliiiiipiiliiv ii - i ilricl.iisiitiiioii toiiiiwi .iiill liiti f'Xp,i,,, I l,,,,,,,,- i:,,,,,, ii f,,. ,i . ,ii ti i Yi'-Ii H iiiilliiiiiliiigy .ii lixilii-u, iitiii- -,iiiiii-.niiml in Xin- .i evvson, Floyd, l, johnson Long Rear rovvj Usborne, Dovviey, Nei- -c ,Sl NXNX xx 1 xx .XX N. X ffl, G I 'N Q 'f r ' ff , .... , .4 .,'- --.KA ..,-,max wwf m l ,rrr ,A .1 '-.,2gg. ' , f ts,lii,ilii.,gw ff A l' -Rv? , I N'f,l U . X 0 - fs- ll I 'i 'yi ,, I -- I -brat . sg . .p -r' :yi Q4 , : A4.!?9 4,35 S , , A, is R, ' -x tf-s'.,,..2..-As ' , ',g'E-It xi lllll . Ni .l 1W ,,,...i '2i- I 'ii 1 iw' . I I,ilt, 1 ...Y ing , lv R .1,. I 7 :r 'R ,fi I, - h ,- -s b , tt aj, - . fr. , m , , I' -l!,z.3:L3lp'xT1-.i affix N .l Q 1- 7 VT K -I , It A '- f',l ,Rf-1 .5 'Y' iff.. .,' I I E., , 'Q . A. .V A A - ' ' f' 'Is A. . ' ' Hits.-I ' if I ALPHA KAPPA SIGMA igfjx - W. Craig. J. Mathewson, R. g,,- Monahon, S. Parmerter, N. , Ptouts, K. Simplcins, D. Sines, I. Witteman, H. I Zahniser, E. Zernov. 1 A If. X . -fi STUDENT wi-io's wi-io A ' T G. Blaclc, W. Craig. J. xr , h Mathewson, R. Monahon, K '31 0 N. Pfouts, W. Robb, H. X Zahniser. , il f 1' ' ' ' xi A'-,JUBIR DEBATE Class of '4I G. Bl-aclc I1 E. Hess 43 W. Robb 3, 4, M. vanceni 2, 3, 4. ' MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Class of '4l E. I-lunsalcer I, 2, 3, 4, 51 H. Mc- lrvin 3, 4: P. Myette 3, 47 M. Nel- son 3, 4, president 41 W. Orr 41 N Rtouts I, 2, 3, 4, president 2: P Reid 2, 3, 43 W. Robb 3, 4: C. Wilson I, 2, 3, 4. MINISTERIAL Shall I attend college or engage in the active ministry? is a diuestion which contronts scores ot young people. To this question, Greenville College answers, You can do both! The Ministerial Association, a group ot Spirit-tilled young ministers, makes this possible through weekly chapel services and regular appointments ott campus. Leading ministers and Iaymen ot the Church address the bi-weekly meetings ot the Association. if . X y . gs- K'-, - Rear row: Seybold, Willard, Ptouts, Magill, Roller, Wiseman Nobbe, Qrr, Cross, Usborne. Middle row: Crandall, Robb, Fine, jones, Beatty, lohnston, Markey Oscarson, Keys, Myette. Front rowi Nelson, I-Iessler, Mc- lryin, Paris, Wilson, Simmons Prof Ifleis, STU DENT VOLU NTEERS Class of '4I I. Allayaud l, 2, 3, 4: M. Eberly 4, president 4: R. Long I: R. Mon- ahon I, 2, 3, 4: P. Roberts I, 2, 3, 41 T. Roth I, 2, 3, 4: R. Tosi I, 2, 3: R. Treyz 3: M. Wooden 4: E. Zernov I, 2, 4, president I, 4. LIFE SERVICE LEAGUE Class of '4I G. Black I, 3, 4, president 3: F. Floyd I, 2, 3: 6. Lindley 2, 3, 41 R. Long 2, 3, 45 S. Parmerter 4, F. Reese 3, 41 T. Sanders 2: K. Simp- Icins 4: D. Sines 3, 41 R. Treyz 41 lvl. Vincent I, 2, 4: I. Witteman 4: D. Young 3, 47 I-I. Zahniser 2, 3, 4: E. Zernov 3. STUDENT VOLUNTEERS There's a call comes ringing o'er the restless vvave, Send the light, send the lightf' A challenge such as this cannot long go unheeded on the campus ot a Christian college. Accordingly, in l903, IVIISS Edith Frances jones organized a group ot young people vvho telt the call ot Cod upon them tor missionary vvork. The group, then knovvn as the Volunteer Band, has novv become the Student Volunteers, an organization tor the inspiration and in- struction ot those vitally interested in missions. LIFE SERVICE LEAGUE Lite Service League includes those members ot Cospel League who are not planning on definite Christian vvork but vvho desire to live lives ot service tor Christ in vvhatever vocation they may choose. Its members have promoted Christian living through in- spirational and challenging programs at the regular meetings and through service in other activities, By going out to other com- munities as singers, speakers, and Sunday school teachers, by such projects as the sending ot boxes to a converted jail inmate at Attica, New York, and by cooperation vvith the Child Evangelism lvlovement and vvith the other chapters ot Cospel League, the Lite Service group have becorne a vital torce tor Christian education in Creen- ville College. I Rear rovvi lVlcCready, I. Hottman Prot, King, Andrevvs, Tsuchiyama Wooden. Front rovvi L, jones, Reid, Cobb erly, Schlosser. Rear rowi Ciaxxtoitl, ltloxxxoith Yerkes, R, fornox, Simpson, huege SIIIIIIIIIII, liiuk, Price Nilltltllu ion 1 llonlus, Cuimiil, Sport ' N ' N ttf, Iiiitlslvx, lNl.irk, Point, Smit' I. Nttllligl I ioiil ion I .ii-ron, lxillfgioxc lim , II NUIIIIQQ, lmliii NQIIIQ. Viiigglll, ml. lriiwl E. Zernov, T. Roth, hflonahon, Eb- Sports MEN'S SPORTS For the first time since I923 the new men captured the Little World Series , by taking two of the three games with the old men. This softball series opened the fall sports program for the men on Creenville campus. . Annexing all of their three contests, the junior men won the soccer tournament. Placing second were the freshmen who lost only to the juniors. An innovation on the C. C. campus was the touch football tournament, which the juniors won by taking all of their contestsg Q Leonda Lewis defeated Elmer Schwalbe in the finals of the tennis singles to be- come champion. Lewis and Reese beat out Craig and Dowley for championship in the men's doubles division. The basketball season got into full swing shortly after the Christmas vacation, and when it was all over the sophomores had won the men's championship by taking five of their six games. A junior team was victorious in the volleyball tournament. ln taking all four games on their schedule, they nosed out the second-place faculty who dropped one. Spring sports for men consisted of softball, horseshoes, and tennis. - I HOCKEY I-lockey-Senior Champions Class of '4l M. Eberly 4: F. Floyd I, 2, 4: E. I-less, 3, 4: G. Lindley 2, 3: R. Long I, 4 ': J. Mafhewson 3, 4: M. McGee l, 21, 3 '.4': B. Merryman. 2, 4: P. Roberts 2, 3: D. Sines 3 4: R. Treyz 4: M. Vincent 3, 4: M. Wooden 4: D. Young 2, 4: E. Zernov 3, 4. 'CAII Star' Professor Quall Director of Athletics CCG!! BASKET Lee Lewis BALL Tennis Champion Class of '4I G. Baclc, 2 ', 3', 4':: E. Byers, 3, G. Blaclc 2 , 31, 4 f: E. Byers'3, 4: W. Craig I, 2, 3: E. l-less I, 2, 3, 4: G. Lindley 2: R. Long I, 3, 4: J. Malhewson 3, 4: M. McGee l, 2, 3, 4: B. Merryman 2, 3, 4': P. Myette 3: S. Parmerfer I, 2, 3. 4: M. Reid 2, 3: W. Robb 3 ', 44': P. Roberts 2, 3, 4: T. Roth 2, 4: T. Sanders 2: K. Simplcins l, 4: D. Sines l, 2, 4: R. Tosi 2, 3, 4: I-I. Zahniser 2, 3: E. Zernov 2. TAII Star Soccer, Football lunior Champions TENNIS Class of '4I G. Black 4: E. Byers 2, 3, 4: W Craig l, 2, 3, 4: G. Lindley 2: B Merryman I: S. Parmerfer I, 2, 3 4: F. Reese I, 2, 3, 4, double championship 3: M. Reid l, 2, 3 4: P. Reid 3: W. Robb 3: T. Sand ers 3, 4: M. Wooden 3, SOCCER Class of '4I G. Black I, 2, 3, 4: E. Byers 2, 3, 4: W. Craig I, 2, 3, 4: E. Hess I, 2: E. I-lunsaker I: S. Parmerter I, 2, 3, 4: F. Reese I, 2, 3,4: lvl. Reid 3, 4: P. Reid 4: W. Robb 3, 4 ': T. Sanders I, 2, 3 , 44: K. Simpkins 3, 4: R. Tosi I, 2 ', 3, 4. 'All Star COLLEGE G-CLUB Class of '4I G. Black 2, 3, 4: E. I-less, 4. Women's Basketball , VOLLEY BALL sf Freshman Champions Class of '4I G. Black I, 2 ', 3 , 4: E. Byers 2 3, 4: W. Craig 4: F. Floyd 4: F I'Ie1s I, 2, 3: G. Lindley 2, 3, 4: J. lvlathewson 3: lvl. McGee I, 2, 3 ', 4: B. Merryman 2, 3, 4: S. Par- merter I, 2, 3, 4: F. Reese 2, 4: lvl. Reid 3: W. Robb 3, 4: P. Roberts 2, 3, 4: T. Sanders I, 2, 3, 4: K. Simplcins I, 2: R. Tosi I, 2: M. 'Wooden I, 2, 4: D. Young 2, 4: I-I. Z-ahniser I, 2: E. Zernov 4. 'All Star BASEBALL Class of 4I , .Bl IcI'k,2'I',3,4:E.B 2,3, Meri S Basketball G at Yen ' 4: E. Hess I, 2: CS. Lindley 2: lvl. Sophomore CIISFODIOVIS lvIcGee I, 2, 4: B. lvlerryman 3, 4: S. Parmerter I, 2, 3, 4: F. Reese I, 2, 33, 4, lvl. Reid I, 2, 3, 4, P Reid 3, 4: W. Robb 3, 4: P. Rob- orts 3, 4: T. Sanders I, 2, 3, 4: K. Simpkins l : R. Tosi I, 2', 3, 4: D. Young 2. 'All Star WOMEN'S SPORTS Sports tor all within the walls , C. Cfs athletic slogan, has been true ot the I94O-4I coeds. Nearly every girl has played in some organized sport during the year. Professor Quall, the new athletic director, started the athletic program by teaching the girls how to swing a racket. The large number ot participants in the spring tennis tournament was due to the courting the girls did in the tall.. Early in the tall the girls decided on a unitorm sports costume tor each class. The costumes did much to tone up the spirits ot both player and spectator. A shin-banging season ot tield hockey brought the seniors in as champs. I-Iockey, though a minor sport in classitication, is a major interest to many girls. Two rounds ot basketball made the winter season lively. The prediction that no girls' team will come through the season undefeated came true when in the last game the juniors were victors over the unbeatable trosh. This year Prot. Quall renewed the sport ot the ages-archery-as a supplement to volleyball. Iudging from the amount ot interest shown, archery will be a reg- ular sport tor C. C. coeds. Tumbling and sottball in the spring provided turthor diversion tor the glib- ADVERTISEMENTS To students, faculty and friends of Greenville College vve recommend Tnese advertisers as The most progressive business men of Greenville. 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Phil lvlyeffe is new Sfuclenf Association PresidenT, and Burleigh Willard, business manager of The Vista. lO Scriblerus goes Bohemian aT recepTion for new members. ll All College l-like. 'lo Who's Who? Seven seniors elecfed To Who's Who Among Sfudenfs in American Colleges and Universifies. Adolph lvlueller addresses chapel group on American ideals. Yea for Prof, l-lolTwick, Illinois candidafe for U. S. Senate. After The elections, yea, anyway. Thaf wolf-in-pigskin, Touch foofball, creeps into Greenville. Elpinice and Agora fill vacancies wiTh survivors from debate Try-oufs. ArT Lindsley chosen Vice-Presidenf of Student Association, less l-loffman, as- sisTanT business manager of The VisTa. Professor T-lugh M. Quizzy presenfs The lnfernafional RaT wiTh The lnnerspring Trap. 27 Evangelist B. l-l. Pearson conducTs firsT revival series. l7 lB l9 25 , if Cleaning Pressing O NEALS Dyeing We call for and deliver through our College Agents Milton Andrews Helen Zahniser Where you get what you want Ralph Davis, Prop. Phone 520 We THANK YOU ' .both students and faculty for your patronage du 'ng The PGS? year. We hope that you will give us The 0PP0 fUn'fY to serve you in the future. The DINE-A-MITE Where Friends Meet 1 ,J 1 5 fb H12 f-e H, , ' I M Tony's Coffee Shop Greenville Cab Co. HA Good Place fo Ealn Quick, Efficient, Insured Service Across from Postoffice ' Q ' You've tried the rest, now try the best Phone 544 We have enjoyed the friendship and business relations with the college students MAYNARD'S F EDERATED STORE THE DONNELL FUNERAL HOME OUR SERVICES MEET the requirements of every family regardless of their circumstances or affiliations H. DENNY DONNELL Ambulance Service Telephone 217 Shell Products Proven Best By Every Test Greenville Service Company l BLOCK NORTH OF SQUARE ON U. S. 40 H0 CGDADHS LIVE IZUIQEVEIQ Commencement ! AND AFTER Tl-lATi To the four winds they scatter, Year after year. Days will come, Thousands ot miles and many years Will separate them from memories, College days, chums, events ancglglory, Photographs and snapshots A Will till that future void. The Altom Stud'o CHARLES ALTOM T The College Photographer ..s.-... -.t rf -- - -1 7 CALENDAR NOVEMBER 4-9 National Art Week. Mrs. Van l-lorn's art students touch up Conterence Room. I5 All-night teed and a bit ot slumber vvith Carrie T. Burritts tor out-ot-dorm girls. IB-20 A buzzer is sorely needed in l-logue l-lalli Sadie l-lavvkinsu vveek. 22 Outstanding peace program in chapel, I Hear America Singing . DECEMBER 2 You lSatety Societyl Were My Sunshine . 4 22 make the honor roll. Don't you vvish you'd studied harder? Don't you vvish youid studied, period? ' 6 The lreys present music program in l.aDue Memorial Chapel. I5 Community Chorus sings l-landel's Messiah . IB Marion Vincent and Cirant Black vvin in Extemporaneous Speaking Contest I9 Dorm Christmas parties. Carols attervvard. ' A candle light carol service tor special Christmas program at student meeting. 20 I-lome tor the holidays. . IANUARY I0-ll Debaters represent C. C. at l.S.N.U. meet. 29 The Pap Pertecti' journalism class editing. BO Open l-louse in Sleepy l-lollovv. C'mon dovvn, Katrina, but bevvare ot the I-leadless l-lorseman. FEBRUARY I Lloyd and Stella pass through the shadovvi Tonsillotomies in College I-lospital. 2 Second revival series begins, vvith Rev. l. N. Toole, ot Struthers, Ohio. IB l-leart Sisters' identity revealed in Valentine party. 24 C. C. debaters ott--on tive day tour. 27 Scrib tollovvs Attorney Kaplan's prohibition lecture vvith tea tor nevv members. WATSfO,N'S DRUG Quality First STORE MEATS The Rexall Store Established I88I FRESH FRU'T5 AND VEGETABLES STATIONERY TOILET ARTICLES FOUNTAIN SERVICE South Side Square C. S. Schrumpf, Manager GRE.ENVlLL.E GIREEINHOUSE Quality Service FRESH CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS POTTED PLANTS Puoivia Ll-I4 we peuvera l ,I , ' V I l ll 'I I l l If f' I . For Quality Repairmg Drink fake YOUE Car fo Royal Crown Cola Gaffner's Garage and All Nehi Flavors ll2 E. College Phone 350-R Clarence Reed Local Distributor I3 , l Compliments of F GIRIGCJS 5c and 10c STORE I SANITARY PLUMBING Our Compliments to the Student 7 STEAM 5' WATER HEATING Body and a cordial invitation and STOKERS to visit us at your ' I convenience Prompt Service I Guy H. ,Cheatham The Brokerage Co. I Phone 546 A Lawrence E. Stone, Mgr. l The Gro. v. wal Is co. -l WEARABLES OIF ALL KINDS :El .11 KU ll I for WOMEN AND CHILDREN FLOOR COVERINGS DRAPEIRIES CURTAINS I Corner Third Street and College Avenue GREENVILLE, ILLINOIS I 3 I 1 SAFETY FIRST . . . This Motto of Modern AMERICA reveals the true feeling of its citizens. lt implicates belief in strong democratic ideals, firm business principles, sound edu- cational training, and secure banking service. The First National Bank has confirmed this motto of Safety First. lt purposes to continue giving careful security and courteous service to its patrons. FIRST NATl0 AL BA K Greenville, Illinois MEMBER Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CALENDAR MARCI-I I 7 Resolved: that there should be formed a central bureau for tne purpose of bringing together unattached youngnpeople . . . QI V' 'd tra als of I-lamlet, Shylock, Falstaff, by Dr..Bob lones, Ir. ivi por y I 28 Pity the A Cappellans who go on tour . . . We re going home. APRII. S Il Enoch Arden, IV, and Sander I., Ill, and Move-Up day., U I3 Easter sunrise service on front campus. Bishop C. V. Farrbairn at college church. I4-I7 Ministers Conference Theme: The Wesleyan Message Bearing Fruit. I6 Parmerter chosen for graduate scholarship to U. of I. Congratulations, Stan. 22 Saint Louis Sinfonietta at l.aDue Memorial Chapel. 25 Major elections. Agora-Elpinice Banquet at the Thomas I-louse. MAY 2 Dignity: junior-Senior Banquet. Un-dignityi Freshman-Sophomore Bumquet. 5-9 National Music Week. Recitals, fIovvers,, and budding young artists. IO Scribblers banquet in a bit of Old England. I4 Agora sponsors Declamatory Contest. I6 Where, oh, where have the seniors gone? 24 Prof. and Mrs. Woods, class sponsors, entertain seniors. JUNE ' 6 Senior Class Day. 7 Alumni Breakfast. Alumni Banquet. Cutting of the Ivy. B Baccalaureate Service. Rey. I. Paul Taylor, speaker. 9 Commencement address by Rev. Claude A. Watson. Time ls Valuable! HUNTER We Specialize in Keeping UA'-'TY M Fine Watches in Perfect Condition Q EAT PRODUCTS I Watkins Jewueler Served in College Dining Hall Fine Assortment Watches and Clocks U. S. Inspected Meats lt,s rim. iw I ENRICHED BREAD 4 .im by rim Clreenville Baking Co. - D With rich vitamin B , according to U. S. standards and containing all I the vitamins and minerals necessary for better health Served in the College Dining Hall GREENVILLE COLLEGE Founded l892 A CONSERVATIVE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Training in Liberal Arts Religion Pre-Professional Sequences Teacher Training Music p Business Address President H. 1. Long, Greenville College, Greenville, Illinois Fiftieth Year Opens Summer School Opens September l2, l94l lllne lo, l94l s mum! minian mth mn' Wilkins Barber Shop Wholesale Fruit and Produce If it grows, we have it h .d fs St. Louis, Missouri Sout S' e 0 puare We want our college friends to know that we appreciate their patron- age. We realize that our pleased customers today will make our cus- tomers of tomorrow. Tell your 'friends about us when they come here. Greenville Elevator Company Coal, Feed, Flour, Hay, Grain, Etc. We Deliver Phone .200 We Strive to do the Impossible See the New Rose Elgin To have the hardware wants of the Ideal Gm for All t Graduation our cus om ers 52475. 529.75 H. Fox Hardware Co. Homer W- Baker ' TH-E IEWELER North Side of Square Phone Zll-L Phone 34-R F. P. Joy 84 ompany DEPARTMENT STORE Ladies' Ready-to--Wear ,Dry Goods Notions Hose P Rugs and Draperies We Will Appreciate Your Business I .. ..-............,, . .. -, -. . , xx 1' x ....,...........,..,., 0 K. X hx Af K ' 13 'Xxx I fx gms Wg X 5. , ifff F 'X 3.1: -. .KX N11-hxvww N W X X-,x'gkQ A Q 1. +5 2- N xx? . , bu y .K xi' '- X x L-5f?.,S15I 'i .1 TO A NEW STUDENT Remember Greenville the first day yOU SSW li - - - When The trees were shading the streets and Old lvla u walks and the steps and the halls were filled and overflowing with stu- dents like yourself . . . when college was something vast and awe-inspir- ing and home was far away . . . Remember when lanterns and stars hung in the sky, and other Stars hone in e es that smiled when you smiled when you met the fellow S y V I . . . 4 next door and the girl across the aisle in Algebra . when VOUV hand grew tired with shaking and your head went round with names ', w en you sang a new Alma lvlater and the trees seemed to loan you in singing . . . in was red in the sun . . . when the Remember when you revealed your second base technic and your run- ning speed . . . when you learned to like cider with bees in it, and eggs that had been stirred with a-softball . , . when you walked off with somebody you hadn't really met before . , . when you looked into mid- night campfires and dreamed . . ,. Remember how you wanted to join clubs . . . all of them . , . and sat breathlessly in chapel while numbers were read . . . when you battled with upper classmen and cheered yourself hoarse for old '44 . . . when strangely familiar Santa Clauses talked in strangely familiar voices . . . when the fat girl ran like a house on fire, and the old Prof. shed his rem- nant of dignity for an evening . . . when you returned dorm-ward in triumph with a ludicrous party prize . . . when snow fell like feathers and you were so glad to go home . . . then with the new year so glad to come back again . . . - Remember when the trees were coming out and all the flowers were blooming . . . when the seniors were departing and you hated to see them go . . . when the days were filled with activity and the nights with music . . . Remember, then, a promise you made to yourself so long ago . . . that your college days would be all that you meant your high school days to ,be .T . . that your last years of school would prove you to be all that you know you are . . . that you would someday be proud that you were in Greenville . , . and Greenville no less proud that you were there. Gobberdiel Motor Co. Everything in Sales and Service G Hardware, Harness oi.DsMoBii.E INTERNATIONAL and Paints CARS TRUCKS QUAHTI. Flglizcil-lR'l'c?lEDlSE ALLIS cHALMERs TRAcToRs Hughey 81 White South Side of Square TH If HYGI EN IC CUMDANY Manufacturers of -HYGIENIC ICE Made from distilled Water. Fresh from freezing tank, hence more refrigerating value. -HYGIENIC MILK Filtered and Pasteurized. Complies wth State Health Dept. It protects our health. -HYGIENIC ICE. CREAMI Quality Always. Unly the best fresh products are used in making our pure, healthful I-IYGIENIC Ice Cream. Tl-Ili I-IYIBIENIC CU. HOME OF FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS GREENVILLE, ILLINOIS I Compliments of Central Garage Co., Inc ' Phone I3 A- Gieseke' -Iieweler just west of Court House and Dgdge - PIylT101.1th bf H c. oieseke Packard - Cadillac OPTOMETRIST Com pIete Service for All Cars Compliments of Coca Cola Bottling Co. VANDALIA, ILLINOIS Established more than tvvo decades ago, this firm has maintained constantly through the years a completeness of service and economy of 'price acceptable to all. We have provided the finest in funeral home equipment and motor livery along vvith all those smaller details that make a funeral a beautiful service. Regardless of financial conditions our service is available to all. You are invited to visit our home at any time. he Ebates unerzrl 4 some Ambulance Service I Phgne 42 eep Your College Days before you Through the Columns of 1 . I -.N . -,. .X 3 1 Q' I . .. '. ,.... , . . -vpn, ': fu 7: ' Fr' ' ln- -'ll ,. fn.: .X 1 -. '- .' - U. I ,t-1. 'FAU -- . -5 .ln IW- . - 1 J '4 1 . 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Purchase your Zipper Covers BI lc ' cl N Omge 5' bggksmlfmboun or SERVICE sTATloN 5 The Bookstore A Pennbond G' Blue Seal Motor Oils We Greatly Appreciate the Pat- ronage of our College Friends Renew Shoe Shop College Avenue Bruce O. Fiegenbaum, Prop. BRING YOUR CAR HERE FOR COMPLETE LUBRICATION Geo. Morgan, Prop. - South on 40 When you think of CLOTHINIG think of THE ANNEX WE 'WELCOME AND APPRECIATE your patronage A BREITIE'S CAFE A place where youfll enjoy eating Fountain Service Q Confectionery Lunches Dinners f West College Avenue pq Q 'Q , 7 ev Odds and Ends Ilxikmgogiml COGCI-bye Charlie Tomsorial And jack Posed with Books The Time-Fritferer More Make-Believe xxkw, xx X 1 The Most Popular Spot on the Campus That's where the students are getting high grade scHooL SUPPLIES CO!-Dy DRWK5 STATIONERY r ICE CREAIMV t PENNANTS CANDIES THE COLLEGE BOOKSTORE Clarence Oscarson, Manager Rolland Seybold, Assistant Manager En oy Your Summer Vacation with C H E V AR O! 'L E T TRELIANCE AUTO SALES CO., Inc. Greenville, Illinois ANOTHER HOUR OF LIFE IN TWENTY-FOUR Co forth and do and see and live! Make tae most of every golden hour that modern household helps make possible. Let electricity help sweep the rugs, polish the floors, cook the dinner, clean the dishes, beat the batter, do the family wash and iron it. ln good dealers, showrooms a hundred eager electric hands are ready to help with the housework--to sew a seam-to set and wind the clocks-to toast the breakfast bread-to flood your home with life-renewing sunshine-to keep your food fresh and whole- some-to add to your comfort and convenience in a hundred happy, modern ways! ' lvleet these willing tireless workers in the advertisin , g pages of modern newspapers and magazinesg they are at your service day and night-with no -time off, Books to read, friends to meet, plays to see-the whole wide world of freedom lies just beyond the threshold-push a button, click a switch-an extra hour in twenty-four is at your fingertips! Electricity is Cheap IL5LINO'IS-IOTWA POWER co. CU EDS AND l3I FUD Tl-Ili B I 941 VISTA BY IBECIYTULID CDMIDANY Edition Book Binders and Cover Manufacturers Olive at Beaumont Saint Louis, Missouri I 1 i . :l slr til ,,. ,1 ..1 W1 :ii ,, ,l, It il W. M. Mumpher BARBER SHOP F armer's Equity Union W q West ot 0'NeaI's Drug Store Printing Department lm. . str ll lm 121 ,ill WELLS-JUDD TIRE zoz south second sf. SERVICE S Greenville, Illinois vt N. Second Street tl SS it S S ml? -f ,Q NA'lSi0NAl.. FAVORITES M By Republicans and Democrats ' . if We ' ARROW si-HRTS sTETsoN HATS 5-3, Crosby Square Shoes Lamb Knit Sweaters Wilson Bros. Furnishings V ,EIL 'f 'l lx' Curlee Clothes Natisnal Tayloring Co. all ff Vllff-l X if I - S if,,Q,t eErNRE ciao. co. 1 ' Where Quality is Never an Accident s t 4 5 EUWNS, CAD59 H00 5 Ask about our RENT-ONVVN plan n UN onms School Flags and Banners F ELT GGODS t DeMou in ms. Cs. Designers and Nlemufacturers of t l l 1 l 1 :I ,g ll '1 l VP - - . College Dlstinctlons it 7 Greenvllle, lllmcls ji rsh tn! :Vt ,N 1. is -1-11 , fit 43 Y Wi ,. Around Town Haglw SQI1 Squa re oo I Lesser Greenville Old Main Water Tower Do You Realize . . . that if printing presses had begun turning out dollar bills at the rate of one 'a second when the first shot was fired in the Civil War, and had continued at the same rate ever since, the total would still be OVER A HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS SHORT of the sum which American Life Insurance Companies paid to policyholders and beneficiaries during l94O. FURTHER-that Life Insurance furnishes 87 per cent of the total liquid assets persons leave at their death. Henry Ax. Mathewson Life Underwriter Greenville, Illinois Phone 40 You can best follow the news of Your Olcl College Town through the Columns of The 1 I REENVILLE AD oem ORDER IT SENT TO YOU DURING VACATION OR BY THE YEAR IF YOU ARE LEAVING FOR GOOD IDIQCFIZIIIIDNI ATTORNEYS J. H. ALLIO ROBERT F. SMITH L. C. COMBE JOHN W. KELSEY AF. D. ASHCRAFT DENTISTS F. E. LINDER WM. L. MCCRA-CTKEN ciao. W. WILSON L. A. FLOYD EW. A. MCCRACKEN PHYSICIANS and SURGLEONS H. D. CARTMELL WM. L. HALL A. M. KEITH MAX FRAENKEL KATHERINE B. LUZADER W. S. WARD SHEET METAL AND FURNACES ZIS N. Second St. W twice as BARENHOLT Z ' .,'.'l DEPENDABLE FURNITURE SUPERIOR CRAFTSIMANSHIP PACKAGED AT LOWEST PRICES 3 for 99' 6 for 51.95 Ask to see them today. NOW priced lowest ogoinstl h all comparisomf I O'PTOAME'll'RlSTS ' ' I PAUL RICHARDSON 523 Franklin Greenville, Ill. ADL A. Hawley I QUALITY q Our Motto Dr. Miles Krause For A Profitable Summer job See ' jess Hoffman. College Agent MODERN I THOMAS MENTION 1-1olTE.L THE VISTA COMFORTABLE BEDS PALATABLE MEALS when Ygu Buy REASONABLE RATES INSURANCE AGENCIES IOHNSTON INS. AGENCY BNMBURGER INS. AGENCY D Automobile Fire Tornado Hartford Insurance Company VONDERBRUEGGE - HOILES INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Bonds GEORGE MEYER Bankers Life Insurance Company In Conclusion . . Winter Wonderland IOe'S Half Silent Night Phila Comes Spring Routes 40 and l27 - One Block South of Postoffice GAFFNER'S STANDARD STATION GASOLINE LUBRICATION SERVICE MOTOR OIL I , CAR WASHING ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES I ' OPEN ALL NIGHT Your Business Greatly Appreciated Shop and save at your A 6' P Food Store. For over eighty-two years it has been our cardinal policy to bring you the best quality food at the lowest possible prices. I A Sz P FOOD STORES Greenville, Illinois This Yearbook was Printed in the Modern Plant of TOWER PRESS A I Greenville, Illinois 'S U if lm Killian is 7 L 5 1 PM if if 3' f uni QJ ln Appreciation . For exceptional cooperation and unselfish service of Class Snapshot Editors Mr. Altom, Photographer . Altom Studio Mr. Kase, Rep.i . lahn G' Ollier Engraving Co. Mr. Cronkhite, Mgr. . . Tower Press Becktold Company . . . Binders The Staff of the 1941 Vista expresses its appreciation WM , , MTWWXWWQQQWMWMZ ,ff WM M 2 M Wfff M WMMWW MfQWfUff,w MSWW My OZ ' W MMWWM WWMMMM MOW1 Wwmyww 'UL 9'WffVK'M'WWV5,,2 wi W ff QWMQX W WWWW WM -iw f WV WM WW Wfwkxwm WWW 666 I r . l L L , s ? 1' fig. , V 2-1:11, I rm, l N . 1 . ' , 1 1 1 ' 1 1 i . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 ' S 1. 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 , n 1 I 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 S 1 . 1 31 , 1 1 ' 1 1 I Q 1 1 I Q.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, 4 1 1 1 1f 7 1 1 11 1 ., 1 1 . 1 1 1 I 1' I 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 z V 1 1. 11 H 15 i 1 ., 1 1' 1 1 If 1 11 1 L 1 1 1 1 1 Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 11 - 11 1 1 1 1 2 . A ' ' , -. V. 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