Illinois Wesleyan University - Wesleyana Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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rs. , i. J l L, if fi LU ff' L! ,L 'Y if Phi Kappa Phi . . . National honorary scho- lastic fraternity . . . Founded at the University of Maine in 1897 . . . Wesleyan chapter founded in 1922 . . . Open to seniors in the upper fifth of the graduating class who are representative in their fields of study . . , Those selected for membership are given their pledge ribbons in a special chapel program . . . Nine members were pledged this year. f29l PHI KAPPA Pl-ll STUDENT UNION Student Union . . . Composed of representa- tives from all groups on the campus . . . All matters to be settled by a student body are submitted to it . . . The main function is to promote school spirit . . . Compiles and sells student directories . . . Selects students for chapel committee . . . Plans all-school dances, dinners, and parties . . . Progressive organiza- tion . . . Robert Baker, music student, suc- ceeds Beryl McDonald as president.

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Wabbles Lam . . . A watch-charm guard . . . Small but speedy . . . A g bear-cat on defense . . . This boy is a comer . . . Three more seasons. 1, ' M X .., x Spur-mite Edwards . . . Small . . Fast charging . . . Had fine spirit . . Injuries all that held him back . . . Y-M Has played his last ball for l.W.U. eb, yi- L V C' Av Y Sox Soeka . . .Tall, rangy end . . . Speedy downtield under punts . . . Quite a punter . . . Watch him in 1937 . . . Three years to go. Wild-Bill Cambell . . . Big . . . Aggressive . . . Lacked experience . . .Will be tough next year, . . Only a freshman. At a giant testimonial dinner, featuring' Ossie Solem as speaker, Coach Bell declared that this was the best football team he had ever coached . . . He awarded letters to Z3 men: Kaska, Yurieci, Oliver, Chittum, Peterson, Tip- ton, Goode, Pilkis, Wallick, Rasmussen, D. Folk, Egdorf, Hoppers, Carter, T. Folk, Fuller, Lusi- ana, Slanec, Hawkins, Boysaw, Edwards, Cambell, and Soeka . . . Gold footballs were awarded to these 23 men and also to Wiede- man, Burke, Drummond, Lam, Samrnons, Pow- ers, Gage, Hoadley, and Anderson. R f --. ty' 'l ii ,, H-M Yr A NX J .T Ta'-4 at XX 'I . 1 X Nc K J x- tX'Q ,k MESQXQQE l23l

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Wesleyana . . . A staff chosen from the Iunior class to compile and to edit a year book . . . Something that few people toss aside after they have looked at the pictures . . . Some- thing that others enjoy and read from cover to cover . . . A lot of Work but a pleasant ex- perience . . . The all-time slogan- lt must come out on time.' '... Save to bring back memories of your days at Wesleyan. , Argus . . . A weekly publication edited and managed by the students . . . lt keeps the campus acquainted with matters on or relating to it . . . Recognized as a leader among the smaller college publications . . . Provides good experience in the field of journalism for those interested . . . Member of both the Na- tional and Illinois Press Association . . . Ac- cepted With enthusiasm by student body on Wednesdays after chapel. WESLEYANA ARGUS l3Ul