Illinois State Normal University - Index Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS BOOK I INTRODUCTION .... ..........., VIEWS ............ ..,..... ACTIVITIES Fall .....,... Homecoming .. Drama ......... Lecture Course . . . Speech ......... Music .... . i , . Activities ..,..., . Geography Tour ...... ORGANIZATIONS Women's League .......,... League of Women Voters ..., Fell Hall ............,..,, Varsity Club . .i......, , Vidette Stall. . . Index StaFl .,,. Philadelphia , . Wrightonia ......, . Student Council ................ Apportionment Board ..........,.. Athletic Board, Forensic Board .. , ...., Lecture Board .....,..............,....... University Theatre Board ...,................ Men's Debate Club, Women's Debate Club .. , Press Club ...............i..........,.., Maize Grange . , ,...,........,..,. . .. Y. W. C. A ..... . , Newman Club ....,,.,. .i,.., Blackfriars, Jesters ........,..,.. W. A. A. ......................,. . Women's Physical Education Club .... N Club, Cardinals .....,.,... .. Art Club, Commerce Club .,.... French Club ...,.......... Hieronymus .........,... Home Economics Club ... . . Hopkins Agriculture Club ..,. Industrial Arts Club ...i... Kindergarten Club .....A. Latin Club ..,......... Lowell Mason Club ,... Nature Study Club... . ..,.. . . . . .. Science Club ........,......,......, INTRODUCTION TO FRATERNITI ES ,... Pi Gamma Mu ......,..............., GammaPhi ............. Gamma Theta Upsilon . . . Kappa Delta Epsilon ..,. Kappa Delta Pi ....,. Kappa Mu Epsilon . ,. Kappa Phi Kappa . . Pi Omega Pi ..... Pi Kappa Delta .... Theta Alpha Phi ..., ATHLETICS Football ......,..... , , Football B Squad . . Cross Country ,,.. Basketball ...., Baseball ..,.. Track .. .... , Tennis .... ...... , , Intramural ......,.. .,..... . . .. Women s Athletics ... .,....... .. ,. BOOK I I Administration .... .....,..... . . Features ..,.... Classes Seniors . juniors ....., Sophomores . Freshmen .... Index to Faculty and Students .. .. Autographs .. 'I-7 9-94 26-97 98-33 34-4'I 49-43 44-49 50-56 57-69 70-7'I 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 8'I 89 83 84 85 85 86 87 87 88 88 89 90 9O 9'I 92 93 93 94 94 95 95 96 96 97 97 98 99 99 'IOO 'IOO 'IO'I 'IO'I 'IO9 'IO9 'IO3 'IO3 'I O6-'I13 'I'I4 1'I5 'I 'I6-1 9'I 'I99-'I 23 'I24-'I95 'I26 'I97-'I 29 'I3O-'I35 'I 40-'I 60 'I 62-'I 67 'I7O-'I 87 188-9O'I 909-293 994-244 245-248 249-264 265-279 1 Mig . fi , 3 as - sis' A. That my real appreciation may be shown, I reserve this space to commend those who have so faithfully rendered their time, eFFort and talent to the production ol the 'I934 Index that it might pleasingly reflect those memories that aided in the evolution ofthe year's events. First, to Owen Marsh, whose complete knowledge of engraving became so indispensable in the shaping of the First dummy of this publica- tion, to O. M. Rogers, and his son Oliver, both of whom gave valuable advice in regard to printing and whose tireless etforts during the last two weeks ol school made possible the distribution of books early in the Commencement week, to ,joseph Hawkins, whose business ability and unending co-operation made possible the plan of free photography , a policy pre- sented to the students for the First time in the history of Index publication, to the 'I933 Index staFf and Howard Oetting for the use of en- gravings which were turned over to the present stall, to Ralph Ernst, whose knowledge oi photography has atlorded this book many unusual views and campus activity, to K. G. Cooley, whose eFlorts have placed this attractive cover around our volume, and to the Art Foto Shop, whose pinch-hit in the last inning supplied Faculty pictures upon the failure ofthe preceding stal'l to return all faculty cuts, to the members of both the editorial and business stalls, who have neglected other responsibilities to perform their duties for the yearbook,-to these persons I give my sincere thanks with the hope that contacts, friendships, and pleasant memories shall live forever. TI-IE EDITOR

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is still an experiment and whether it will be ultimately better than the old system is undecided, but experiment, in itsell, is indicative ol progress, or at least the search lor it. ln many respects, the coverage ol news is superior to the old plan. Also, when the Vidette is loolced upon as a vvorlq shop lor journalistic experience, the in- creased activity ol two issues a vveel4 appears distinctly advantageous. Not only has the Vidette carried on an inter- esting experiment this year but it has also been extremely instrumental in the promoting ol all student activities which are benelicial to the school in general. Particularly vvas this so in the stimulation ol interest and action concerning the Student l.ounge. Free moviesl And good ones at that, were otlered to the students this year. Many a barren evening was brightened by the images on the silver screen in Capen Auditorium. With the exception ol the movies given for the benefit ol the Student Lounge, nearly every vveelc end it brought tree pictures. ln the majority ol cases the value ol these movies can not be over esti- mated. Many of us, to spealc franlcly and in the vernacular ol the day, are practically brolce, not only occasionally but perenially. So in the gloom which is inescapable at times while under this economic pressure we gladly welcome an oppor- tunity momentarily to shalce ol-l travail ol reality and drilt among the images belore us as they inhabit vvorlds Foreign to us. ln this escape we unconsciously broaden our range of ideas. The auality ol the ideas varies, ol course, in direct proportion vvith the auality and worth ol the picture. This year we have had pictures ol exceptionally high caliber. It is customary to dedicate a vvorl4 such as this lndex to some person or organization. ln this respect We are again deviating from the tra- ditional. This boolc is not indebted lor its inspira- tion or its completion to any single individual or any particular organization. l.ilce nearly every- thing else in our contemporary vvorld, it is a product ol society and ol that special niche ol society centering around our campus. There has been, ol course, the general leader- ship by the lndex statl in the execution ol detail. But the lndex Statl can be, at most, only an instru- ment which the student body uses in the carrying out ol its will. And so, believing as vve do that society perpetuates itself, and that from within it arises both our greatest good and our greatest evil-believing these things and realizing that this boolc would not have even the reality ol a dream were it not lor the student bodyvvve respectfully dedicate the nineteen thirty-tour lndex to the students and faculty vvho lorm the lllinois State Normal University. . um... i -- . up QXKWXRL. t 'V . - X 1 ' X . -xwfxw .4 1:2531 B unxx WMA ,.,.,.- 1 V QXNS- Y-zkfzulz-1.-31,-f' , .A . f , l,,5,,x1,,- .-ff 5 K vmv1'Y A. Tax'- Yxx.--- :V 'x 'J .,... X . Xt ,M .- rua .I 6. , 'v,y,xHxv,,s t X Q .. ... Hs, 1' Nl X K to ' Z, 'T . -' X HQ ff' '1 V h vox xv . TNT- V -..-- ' ' ' g. - ' ,J-.1 -' 'Xux ' vxyqxv . ,o,,,:'X .. N f-- . N, ,UM , v , -gxxx. NV ls'-w 'I Q X ' xx Q . , ,xx ,L . A Q , -1- ' cg., xx , D qw 'YJ ' 'R .-,an WA Yon 'WRX' X150 xnxx x.-M x h? of WYVNH gg A V A,h - W , .vig mmxr-4 Q . f . ,,..jA A H , ,P , -X' ,Ag W' MQ, . ,Aww . . -. -1-Q , fl i 1- he W4 . I ,. nl' V M-rn., .anal . Q. X .fum Viv'-Y1 ' - CF: ' ' . Sax L 5. 33'-' 1 . 21' Ml J '- -,- Y-QSM V A xnxx' .., gg: .M ,, A ,. wx ,VKX 'XXV Q . bjsqg 'fi .5 , Tux. Vx YXXX .-V 5,. 1 '- 1 ' W 1. W Nlxv Ml ,Z V -.. Q- -W J' ' -' l -f ' 1 ., ld? Tm.. vnmffsfxh' .4

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Qn the following pages will be found some views of the buildings which marlc our campus. -lhey range in appearance as they do in age- widely. Qld Main, of course, stands the firmest and the most serene in its rich traditions. For beauty of another type, no doubt Qld World in character, the Qld Castle is an attraction. With its excellent eauipment and scientific arrangement, the David Felmley l'lall of Science holds an interest peculiar to itself. And lilcewise with the other buildings there is to be found a particular atmosphere sur- rounding each. As we turn through the next few pages it will be a review of familiar sights, scenes of worlc and growth, and in the perspective of years-happiness.