Illinois Wesleyan University - Wesleyana Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1938 volume:

5 HMT W6 1938 PRESENTED BY THE IUNIOR CLASS OE ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 4 1 With our loyal support and best Wishes tor the years to come We dedicate this issue of the Wesleyana to our University's new presi- dent. Already Dr. Brooks has found a place at the heart of Wesleyan and as the years roll by We are certain he will become more and more a part of its traditional lite. 6 K x XE x X A Na r X H T Kb . im s S1 652 ff -25? f, ax' JN 'Mv'5fl'm, -:Q-if 0 ff ff 4i,txl': 31' H dxf I 8 ADEMIC AC WILEY G. BROOKS President Nebraska State Teachers Col lege .........,...,.,...... BE York College ......,.....,.. AB Teachers College, Columbia Uni- versity . ,..... ..,......... A .M State University ot lowa .... Ph.D X 4 li .' . 'ni f - , Q? WZ WILBERT FERGUSON Vice-Presiolent and Professor of Modern Languages Ohio Wesleyan University .....,.... AB., AM lllinois Wesleyan University ..... ...,,. L .HD University of Leipsic University of Lausanne University of Michigan DEAN WILLIAM WALLIS Deon of the College ot Liberal Arts Ohio Wesleyan Univer- sity .......,.,....... BS, University of Illinois. . .A.M, DEAN LEONA WISE EELSTED Deon ot Women Ohio Stote University .....,,, DEAN ARTHUR E. WESTBROOK Deon of the College of Music Albion College ,,.......... ......A.B., B.Mus., Mus.D. DEAN WILSON B. PAUL Deon of Men Professor of Speech A.M. Toylor University.....,...A.B Stoite University of Iowo. .AM University ot Michigan 4 E is lx 'gi XX! I ll 1 '4 f m' WILLIAM T, BEADLES Professor of Economics Illinois Wesleyan Unver- sity .................... AB University of Illinois ...,., A.M RALPH EMERSON BROWNS Professor of Philosophy De Pauw University, A.B., A.M Garrett Biblical Institute..B.D Northwestern University REGINALD M. CHASE Professor of Classical Languages University of Toronto ...... A.B. University of Chicago ...,.... Ph.D. HARRY M. BELL Director of Physical Education and Athletics Drake University .......... B.S. University of Southern Cali- fornia FLOYD BURNHAM Assistant Professor of Eco- noniics Illinois Wesleyan Univer- sity .,...........,...... AB. ISAAC S. CORN Professor of Religion Franklin College ..,....... AB. Iliff School of Theology ..,, BD. University of Denver ....., A.M. Boston University ........ Ph.D. LUCY BRANDICON Instructor in Piano American Conservatory of Music ............... B.Mus. EDWIN H. CATES Assistant Professor of History State University of Iowa ...... A.M., Ph.D. DWIGHT DREXLER Instructor in Piano Illinois Wesleyan Univer- sity ............., B.Mus.Ed. 12 CONSTANCE FERGUSON Professor of Modern Languages Illinois Wesleyan Univer- sity .................,.. A.B. Middlebury College .,..., AM University of Grenoble University of Lausanne ETHEL GUNN Instructor in Dramatic Art Columbia School of Expres- sion THOMAS E. HARGITT Professor ot Physics Indiana University ......,..... AM., Ph.D. MARY H. GODDARD Instructor in Violin Illinois Wesleyan Univer- sity ...... B.Mus.,Ed., M.Mus. OLA GULLEDGE Instructor in Voice Baylor University. ...... B.Mus. Royal Conservatory of Music, Leipzig, Germany RUSSELL HARVEY Professor of Band Instruments I Illinois Wesleyan Univer- sity .............. B.Mus.Ed.. I3 SPENCER GREEN Instructor in Voice Illinois Wesleyan Univer- sity ..,......,......... B.M. Bush Conservatory ,... M.Mus. I. OSCAR HALL Instructor in Business Law Northern Indiana Law School. ROBERT HESS Instructor in Piano Oberlin College .......... A.B. MILDRED HUNT Professor of Mathematics. .A.B Denison University ....,....... University of Chicago ......... PhD FRANK B. IORDAN Professor of Organ Illinois Wesleyan Univer- ' sity .,..,....,......, B.Mus Bush Conservatory .,.. M.Mus ALLAN R. LAURSEN Washington State College .... , ......,......,.,..,..,. A.B University of Michigan ....... . ,...... BS. and MS. in LS ia VIRGINIA I-IUSTED Professor of Violincello Illinois Wesleyan Univer sity ....... ,.... A ,B,, B.Mus I-IANNAH M. KILLIAN Instructor in ' Secretarial Practice Illinois State Normal Univer- sity .......,...,...... B. Ed. ' ALMA ABBOTT LUNDGREN Instructor in Organ Illinois Wesleyan Univer- sity .........,....,., B.Mus. University of Michigan.M.Mus. E. MELBA IOHNSON Instructor in Speech Illinois Wesleyan Univer- sity ........,.........., A.B Northwestern University WILLIAM E, KRITCI-I Professor of Violin Illinois College ,....,.. M.Mus Stern Conservatory, Berlin F. SPENCER MORTIMER Professor of Chemistry Penn College ...........,, B.S State University of Iowa. .PhD FRED L. MUHL Assistant Professor in Mathematics University of Illinois ....... BS. FRED H. PARKER Assistant Professor in Physical Education and Coach University of Michigan .... BS. VERA C. SAAR Professor of Home IOHN ALFRED NEU Instructor in Voice I Director of the Preparatory Division Illinois Wesleyan Univer- sity ..,...,........., B.Mus. Bush Conservatory .... M.Mus. Iuilliard School of Music SAMUEL C, RATCLIFPE Professor of Sociology University of Mount Allison.. University of Alberta ..... AM. University of Chicago .... Ph.D. WILLIAM EBEN SCI-IULTZ Professor of English MARIAN NIEHAUS Assistant Professor in Physical Education Cornell College ..,. ...,. A .B. State University of Iowa. .A.M. CARRIE RUFFNER Instructor in Public School Music Methods Illinois Wesleyan Univer- sity .............. B,Mus.Ed. American Institute of Normal Methods BESSIE LOUISE SMITH Professor of Musical Theory Economics Culver-Stockton College. . .A,B. Piano University of Colorado .,,..... Yale University ..... A.M., Pl'i.D. American Conservatory of MS. Music I 15 I A ei L DV IESSE E. THOMAS Professor of Education Des Moines College ...,... AB. State University of Iowa ,..... Ph.D. GENEVIEVE WHITE Instructor in English Eastern Illinois State Teachers College ............... B.Ed. Ohio University .... ,... A .M. MYRON T. TOWNSEND Professor of Biology Bates College ............ B.S, University of Illinois ..,....... Ph.D. IRMA TUNKS WILLS Instructor in Piano Director of Elementary Division Illinois Wesleyan Univer- sity ................. B, Mus. ALBERT G. CARNINE Business Manager IOHN R. WATT Assistant Professor of Biology Nebraska Wesleyan Univer- sity ......,............. A.B Iowa State College ...,... M.S ETHEL E. YOUNG Assistant Professor of Modern Languages University of Chicago ......... A.M Columbia University London University Sorbonne McGill University SENIQRS MN SMW,f WwQgW,Q 9, . Q , SHERWOOD DEES WILLIAM CROSSMAN President Vice-President Wy . M 59 YQ Ky! X Qcwif I .Q LORRAINE ANDERSON MARVELLE APPELL Hopedale Chicago Delta Omicronp BA. R.N.g Brokawg B.S. ABRAHAM AKAKA EVELYAN ANKLAM Abe -Honolulu, T. H. Chicago Beta Kappag B.A,, Univer- R.N.g Brokawg B. S. sity of Hawaii HAROLD BANTA B.A ROBERT S. BAKER Bob -Pontiac Phi Mu Alphag B.M.g Organ Maj.g A Capella Choirg U. Chorusg Phi Kappa Phig Di- rector Apollo Club Ouartetp Pres. Student Uniong Phi Kappa Phi Petersburg A3333 H RUTH A. BARNES Rufie -Springfield Sigma Alpha lotag B.M. P,S.M.g Maj. Symphonic En- sembleg Philharmonic Or- chestrag Wesleyana Staff Springfield lr. College HELEN BARNES Springfield Kappa Kappa Gammag BA. Englishg Pi Gamma Mu Springfield Ir. College E :V ., K . 'fax -. A il R -. dyzr A N? ALICE BEYER Normal Kappa Kappa Gammag BA. Englishg Egas Societyg Pi Gamma Mug Phi Sigma lotag W.S.A.g University of Colo- radog Phi Kappa Phi MARTHA IANE BROWN Divernon Alpha Gamma Deltag B.A. Englishg Y,W.C.A.g Mas- quersg Woman's League Egasy Panhellenic Council MARY M. BARR Paris Kappa Kappa Gammap B.M.g A Capella Choirg U. Chorusg H. M. S. Pinafore HAROLD E. BOYSAW Lefty -loliei B.A.g Soc.g Pi Gamma Mug Order of Titansg W Clubg l.R.C.g Trackg Footballg Ar- gus Award, 1938 .2 . W sw w ,. , ,.,,. Q 22235221 S'. ww. 1:34,- M32 CARL E. BURGENER MILDRED COEN Olney Olney B.S.y Physicsg l.R.C.g Pi Gam- Sigma Alpha loiag B.M.g ma Mug Phi Kappa Phi Violin Maj.g U. Orchesirag String Ensembleg Sym- phonic Ensemhleg Girls Glee Clubg Concert Bandg Philharmonic Orchestrag Egasg Phi Kappa Phi MARGARET BUEHLER Hanna, Wyoming Sigma Alpha loiag B.M. Symphonic Ensembleg Con cert Bandp Philharmonic Or chestrag Girls Pep Bandg CAROLYN COEN Olney Sigma Alpha loiag B.M.g Symphonic Ensembleg Con- cert Bandg Marching Bandg Girls Glee Club: Flute Y.W.C.A. Quartet: Philharmonic Or- chesirag Phi Kappa Phi ' CECIL M, COMPTON Ceo -Normal Phi Mu Alphag B.M.g Voice Maj.: A Capella Choirg U. Bancly U, Chorusg Apollo Clubg U, Orchestra MARY ANN CO STELLO Bloomington Kappa Kappa Gammag B.A.g Frenchg French Clubg Home Economics Club GLENN A. COLLINS Lincoln Phi Mu Alphag B.M.g Con- cert Bandg Marching Bandp University Chorusp A Ca- pella Choirg U. Orchestrag Marquette University KENNETH CHITTUM Kenny -Kankakee Sigma Chig B.A.g Historyg Order of Titansg W Clubg Footbally Trackg Baslcetballg Softball SHERWOOD DEES Sher -Mahomet B.A.g Historyg Order of Titansg Student Uniong Sen- ior Class Presidentg Senior Intramural Managerg Bas- ketballg Volleyball Dunk Potomac S'gma Chip B.A.g Bus.Adrn. ROBERT DUNCAN 1 Wig? WILLIAM CROSSMAN Bill --Edwardsville Tau Kappa Epsilong B.A.g I-Iistoryg Pi Kappa Deltag Gamma Upsilony Pi Gamma Mug Interlraternity Council: I.R,C.g Order of Titansg Ten- nisg Iunior Class Presiclentg Senior Class Vice-Presiclentg Argus Staffg l.S,N.U. MARY FRANCES DEPLER Lewistown Sigma Alpha Iotag B.M.g Piano Maj.p A Capella Choirg Y.W.C.A.7 Egasg Pi- rates ot Penzance- 5 Phi Kappa Phi LOUISE A. M. ELLIOTT WAYNE W. PASSE Cropsey Mackinaw Kappa Deltag B.A,g Lating Phi Gamma Deltag B.S.g Bus. Y.W.C.A.g I.S.N.U. Admg Track IOHN EDWIN EGDORF lack -Chicago Beta Kappag B.S.g Bus. Aolmg Order of Titansg W Clubg Footballg Wrestlingg Crane Collegeg Wright Ir. College RALPH B. FAIRCHILD Chubby -Normal Plii Gamma Deltay B.Ag Soc.g Camera Clubg Pi Kappa Deltag Debate Team ki ,,. I ew 'Sf BARBARA IEAN GERLING B, I. -Bloomington Kappa Kappa Gammag B.A.g Englishy Home Economics Clubg French Cluby Phi Sigma Iota .5 . 4-wisnmwi , P EI, WILLIAM GUTHRIE I'Bill -Bloomington Phi Gamma Deltag B.A.g His- toryg Theta Alpha Phig Inter- iraternity Councilg Business Manager oi Argusg Vice- President oi Sophomore and Iunior Classy Phi Kappa Phi CHARLOTTE EITZ HENRY Normal Kappa Kappa Gammag B.A.5 Historyp Student Uniong W.S.A.g Pi Gamma Mug Theta Alpha Phig Egasg Gamma Upsilong Masquers- Editor, the Argus 1 HELEN MARIE GOODALL Allerton Rho Phi Sigmay B.A.g Eng- lishg Egasg Pi Gamma Mug Y.W,C.A.7 I.R.C.,g Chorus- Student Union 1 It I WILLIAM HENDERSON Bill -Rushville Beta Kappag B.S.g Mathg Gamma Upsilong Interfra- ternity Councilg Editor of Wesleyana FLOYD A. HEYDENBURG Hike -Big Rapids, Mich. Phi Mu Alphag B,M.g A Ca- pella Choirg Apollo Club Symphonic Ensembleg Inter- Iraternity Council HELEN IANETTE HECK Bloomington Sigma Alpha Iotag B.M.g Voice Maj.g A Capella Choirg Girls Glee Clubg Panhellenicg U. Chorusg Girls Bandg Bohemian Girl CLETUS HENSLEY Clete -Bloomington Beta Kappag B.A.g Soc.: Argusp French Clubg Boxing Instructorg Wrestling Team LAWRENCE E. HASTINGS ARTHUR W. HAWKINS Larry HLexington Art -Newman B.A. Beta Kappag B,A.5 Bus. Adm,g Student Union in XSEWQ I RULAND GWIN Dick -Colfax B.A.g Historyg l.R.C.g Pi Gamma Mug Phi Kappa Phi DELMAR H, HAUGHEY Del -Bloomington Sigma Chip B.A,g Economicsy Footballg Baseball 'Q Xt? writ 3 I I -. ..,.,.,wI ' W iyg. , ,.,: I it I A n A I 31, Rgkh I iiy ELIZABETH IONES Liz -Bloomington Kappa Kappa Gammag B.A.g l-lisioryg Pi Gamma Mug Gamma Upsilong W.S.A. IAMES HOPPERS 'lSot Second -West Frankfort Beta Kappag B.S.g W Club Order of Titansg Eootballg Track GENE KEYS Normal B.A,g Sigma Chi Jia . ,X MARGUERITE KIMBALL Rite -Bosamond Sigma Kappag B.A.g Eco- nomicsg Chorus f lg ,.::, . 1 A g g .C l X D . , Q, Gi 3 QQ 4? ll T GUY G. KINTNER Decatur Tau Kappa Epsilong B.A,g Economicsg Camera Clubg . l.R.C.g Wesleyana Slaff DUANE KINCAID l'Kink -Newman Beta Kappag B.S.g Econom- icsg lnleriraternity Councilg Camera Clubg Softball rliirjr ANLEY A. KOMEREK Comeracle -Muskegon, Michigan Theta Delta Chig B.A.g His- loryg U. of Michigan LEONARD KRAHL Maywood 4-'af -' W fl Tau Kappa Epsilong BA. or Q Q 23 YQ? EVELYN LISTON IOHN LUSINA Chicago Livingston B.A.g Pi Gamma Mug W,S.A.g B.S.g Chernistryg Footballg W Y.W,C.A.g Library Staff Clubg Lombard College ALLEEN A. LANGDOC EDWARD F. LUKES Bebe -Momence Ed -Downers Grove Rho Phi Sigmag B.S.g Home Beta Kappag B.A.g Econom- Economicsg Arkansas Poly- icsg W Clubg lnterfraternity technic College Councilg Basketballg Base- ball MILDRED KITCH MCGEE DWIGHT MCQUEEN Hudson B,A.g SociolOQYi Pi Gamma Mug St. Ioseph's Hospital Training Schoolg Chairman Student-Alumni Commiiteeg Phi Kappa Phi I IOSEPHINE MALLORY Io -Rushville Alpha Gamma Deliap B.A.g Englishg Y.W.C.A.5 Chorusg Phi Kappa Phig Western State Teachers' College ' Ni? Ph i RAYBURN MCNEAL Des Plaines Mu Alphag B.Mus. Mac -Potomac B.A.5 Englishg Episcopo Argusg LR C. VINCENT MERRITT Vince -Saybrook Tau Kappa Epsilong B.S.7 BiolOQY7 Camera Clubg French Clubg Intramural Basketballg Swimming Track MARTHA NIERSTI-IEIMER Bloomington Kappa Kappa Gammag B.A.g Englishg French Clubg Home Economics Clubg Gamma Upsilonp Wesleyanay Pan- hellenicg University of Colo- raclo HELEN LOUISE MILLER Moline Delta Omicrong B.M.g Voiceg A Capella Choirg Girls Glee Clubg Y.W.C.A.g Student Uniong Chorusg Bohemian Girl g M. S. Pinatoreug Pirates of Penzance EDWIN W. MUNSON Atchison, Kansas B.S.g Biologyg Alpha Epsilon Deltag Central Y.M.C.A. Col- lege of Chicago ROBERT M. OLIVER WINIFRED PEIRCE Bob -Iohnston City l Winnie -Bloomington Tau Kappa Epsilong B.A.7 Kappa Kappa Gammag B.A.g Footballg W Clulog Order of Englishg Y.W.C.A.g W.S.A. Titans EVORA O'BRIEN MARY ELLA PEASE Bloomington Bloomington Kappa Deltag B.A.g Frenchg French Clubg I.R.C.g Wesley- ana Delta Omicrong B.A.g Educa- tiong Presbyterian Collegeg University of Chicago 6225 Qi r Kg? ff 5 'sa-I fs CECIL E. PETTY IOHN D PILKIS Homer B.S.g Chemistryg Baconian B.A Bus Adm Football Clubg Camera Club Baseball Basketball Intra PAUL PETTIT Moline Beta Kappag B.A.g Debateg Episcopoig Gamma Upsilong Debatep Pi Kappa Deltag Argus mural Volleyball Track GRETCI-IEN PI-IELPS Gret -Eairbury Sigma Kappag B.A,7 Eco- nomicsg Theta Alpha Phig Egasg Masquersg Pi Gamma Mug Chorus, Beyond the Horizonug Once in a Lite Time g Hedda Gablerug Phi Kappa Phi VALLEDA IANE REEL EVELYN ROBERTS Vincennes, Indiana Olney Delta Omicrong B.M.g Pianog Sigma Alpha Iota BM Chorusg Vincennes Univer- Chorus sity H. ERIC RASMUSSEN Ras -Chicago B.A.g Historyp Order of Titansp W Clubg Footballg Intramural Volleyballg Trackg Wesleyana Staff MARGARET REESER Marg -Clinton Sigma Kappag B.M.g Concert Band: Symphonic En- sembleg Egasg W,S,A. 5. ' : ,p h i f f-Eg g, RTW , . , - .kA. 1 Q i X. f f . ,-fhfr t I Q F if-4 Qf lii' ' , yi, xt? C. ARNOLD RUPPRECHT Rupie -Baltimore, Md. Sigma Chip B,S.g Biologyg Alpha Epsilon Deltag Stu- dent Uniong Footballg Argusg Interiraternity Councilg I.S.N.U. MARY SCHWARTZ Quincy Sigma Kappag B.A.g Historyg Pi Gamma Mug Phi Sigma Iotag Grinnell College LOISANA ROBERTS Cissna Park Alpha Gamma Deltag E.S.g Biolog-IYJ W.S.A.g Y.W.C,A.g Camera Clulog Alpha Epsi- lon Delta MARGERY RUTH SCHOCK Marge +E, Chicago, Ind. Sigma Alpha Iotag B.M.g Voiceg A Capella Choirg Chorusg Panhellenicg Girls Glee Club TOM SLANEC Coach -Downers Grove Beta Kappag B.S.g Biology: Order of Titansg W Club Footballg Basketballg Track Baseballg Volleyball MARIAN SNAVELY Sullivan, Indiana Delta Omicrong B.M.g Organg Home Economics Club: Girls' Glee Clubg Indiana State Teachers' College VIRGINIA HAMPTON SEWARD Dope -Peru Alpha Gamma Deltag B,A.g Eco- nomicsg La Salle-Peru Ir. College HENRY SMITH Smitty -East Mcliees- port, Pa. Phi Mu Alphag B,M.g P.S.M.g Symphonic Ensembleg U. Orchestrag Concert Banag Philharmonicg Marching Bandg M. S. Pinafore Q er Ni l l A lite' Neg? 2-69-4-flap Aff-fires XK7'-'44-47 M47 5 tsl : A A 3 w w :Lh ggll tl A . A A T A BERTHA MAE SPERRY KARL W. STEINKRAUS Bloomington Steiny -Ierseyville Delta Omicrong B.l!l.g Pianog Beta Kappag B,S.g Biologyg W,S.A.g Chorus Camera Clubg Footballg Basketballg Baseballg Intra- mural Volleyball LEAH SPANGLER MARIORIE WILDA STAUBUS Varna Mari -Deer Creek Rho Phi Sigmag B.A. Rho Phi Sigmag B.A.g Bus. Admg Pi Gamma Mug I.R.C. Y.W.C.A. IOSEPH E. TARNOFE MARGARET LOIS TOBIE Chicago B.A.g Philosophyg Alpha Epsilon Deltag Crane Ir. Col- legeg Wright Ir. College MARTHA H. STOKES Mutz YCalumet City Delta Omicrong B.M.g Y.W.C.A.g W.S,A. Tobie -Pekin B.S.g Biologyg Alpha Epsilon Deltay Pi Gamma Mug W.S.A.g French Clubg Intra- muralsg Tennis MARTIN A. TAYMAN Mart -Dixon Phi Gamma Deltag B.A.g His- toryp Masquersg Interfra- ternity Councilg Swimming Teamp Apollo Club Qtek fr Q , ,X ,,, , 3: -we ,, Ex I ' 9' . 'fis- ' f'l'r6?w' ' M N? 28 ANA KATHRYN TRINKLE LA VOICE UMPHRESS KQte -Newmqn uUIf1pyH-H6YWOI'tl'1 Alpha Gamma Deltag B.A.g B,S.g BiolOgY: Alpha Epsilon Sociology: Y.W.C.A.g Mas- Delta quersg Pi Gamma Mug Chorus LORAN TOWNSEND Totsy -Thawville B.S,5 Mathematics DOROTHY TURNER Dot -Ottawa Sigma Kappag B.A.g Englishg University ot Oregong Wes- leyana Staffg Secretary ot Iunior Class ' M, ,Qs I fe arf , Xi f. - lt .as - K 1. 5, ,, -7 . ,O 3 0 ML 4 lf' is - ' A ww,3B ,.. 4 ,am gi at Q Sw fr it I A N E WA C H S Gibson City Delta Omicrong B,M.g Voicep Argus Stattg A Capella Choirg Chorusg Y. W. C. Ag French Clubg Masquersg Northwestern University GERALDINE WALTERS Gerry -Piper City Kappa Kappa Gammag B.S. 1 Home Economics: Home Ec- onomics Clubg I.S.N.U. GLADYS VAN HORN Cerro Gordo Rho Phi Sigmap B.S.g Home Economicsg Home Econom- ics Clubg Student Union PAGE WADDELL Wadolle -Mt. Pulaski Phi Mu Alphag B.M.g Camera Clubg A Capella Choirg Bandg Chorusg Or- chestra wil Q-fi f Ng? ,Zi-iles 5, -sig - as-, Q ' '-Qgiinka N BETTY WENBAN fxbjjjj MARSHALL A. W ILLIAMS Lake Forest lake -Osman .K Y ' Sigma Alpha Iotag B.M.g B.A.7 Philosophyg Episcopoi, X, W.S.A.7 Masquersg Argusg Moody Bible Institute Girls Glee Club l Q ROBERT E. WARD Bob -Normal B.A- Bus Adm - Eureka C l- DON WlLLARD Teddy -Rossville ., . ., o Phi Gamma Deltag BA. lege BILLY B. WINTERS JOE YURIECI Bill -Chenoa Oak Hill, W, Virginia Phi Gamma Deltag B.A.g B.A,g Footballg W Club Economicsg Circulation Manager of Argus Ng? MARTHA YOUNG Bloomington B,A,g l.S.N.U. 30 KEITH BOOTH Springfield Phi Mu Alpha, B.M.g Voice, A Capella Choir, Apollo Club, Masquers, Mikado , Pirates of Penzance, Fashion MAE HENDRICKSON HenClie -Popular Bluff, Mo. B.A,g SociolOQYJ Chicago Training School EDWARD A. ODEKIRK Odie -Bloomington BA., Sociology STANLEY W. SMITH Bloomington Not Pictured WILLIAM R. HAMPTON Heyworth WILLIAM A. LEWIS St. Louis, Mo. ROBERT E. OLIVER Danville BM., Piano CLAYTON STURGEON Sturge -Irving Beta Kappa, BS. CHARLES HULICK I Doc -Shelbyville igfjif-.1 Tau Kappa Epsilon, BS., Irv,,J JUL Biology pill' 5,9 V V , iii - '!A,1s.'1 M IWW ln !4,1. '. td 4,i-'L'J! ' Nfl? f rfb I I I . J, , A- lf.-' 'VU' y .,wZ.M. WI. 1. W' ii?-My -f 'U1!iiU , fl i f W ' T f 3 , 4' , ' Lf.,Pf'-' Left .N ' V ',,,,..-it 'PAUL MCCANCE 1' 4 J,-fg'H Morphine -Seneca I , B.A.g French, French Club, Phi Sigma Iota WILMA A. PERRY 'tTex -Downs B.A.g French, French Club, Phi Sigma Iota, Blackburn College, Millikin University WILFRED WILTFONG East Chicago, Indiana ,I I 1 - r xl' ' xl F35 ,Q Qiiilwftbi V' aw -I Q Ng? I--I I'-1 GEORGE WASEM KEITH ANDERSON President Vice-President HELEN STORM Secreicrry-Treasurer gi :EX X XX Q M Ev X fi : ' 33 'X ' E E Y Z e ' 6 S 2: X I X ' as ,A v XSQ ' 5 7. 4 ef X MARIAN ALDRICH KEITH ANDERSON ROBERT L. ATKINSON Normal Fairbury Bloomington BEATRICE S. ALEXANDER MYRNA A. ASKEW Riverside Normal RUTH C. BARNES MARGUERITE B. BEADLES DONALD W. BELLAH Minier Macomb Ridgeway ARVILLA E, BAUER DOROTHY A. BEALL Omaha, Nebraska Milford BERNADINE BERENZ IOY BLAKNEY ALVIN W. BRONWELL Bloomington Armstrong Maple Park ROBERT BERLIN IOHN W. BOOK Manhattan, New York Mulberry Grove v ' ag' o QQ- ,v , Q' Goo- af'?k fgfvfg . 14.5 Q' Q-06' f . ,'N .gr ,v xx 031: .sk 3' 9? Q' ,, X gpg, 115 .aw Q-Q' SQ! V.. .3 if NJ 9 Q20 DONNA M. BROWN HARRY BURKE MIRIAM CAVINS W Pekin Golesburg Bloomingtonpl XF REBA M. BROWN GEORGE CAREY 'S' ' Colchester Beoson ti I ' Is.' P l x. N. l WILLIAM E. CHALLIS EVELYN CORNELIUS MARY ELIZABETH COX Lewistown Clayton Chenog LOLA I. CHAPMAN IAMES I. COSTELLO Bloomington Bloomington I. H. DAVISON IVAN C. DERR IAMES E. ELLIS Minonk Cerro Gordo Bloomington JOSEPH D. DEANE RICHARD K. DOWSE Bloomington Kempton 2 5 I 35 Q? ELEANOR I. ENGLISH MORGAN R. EVANS RICHARD W. FARRELL Bloomington Normol Marseilles IOHN W. ENGLISH NANCY M. EVANS Bloomington Normal IEAN FLETCHER THEODORE E. FOLK DALE E. FORT Collinsville Polo Kenney RICHARD A. FOLK ETHEL FORD Polo Dixon MARY M. FOSTER G. LYLE GOODPASTURE MARY E. GULLETT Bloomington Forrest Melvin STANLEY R. FREESE ELIZABETH ANN GOUDY Bloomington Flushing, New York 1 E 2 x l GERTRUDE HARDER T ALVIN H. HARTMAN DOROTHY R. HATFIELD Gibson City T Fcxirbury Bloomington T T T EDSTON HART WALTER E. HASTINGS Blorornington Aurorct T T T T T WAYNE E. HAWKINS ROSEMARY HIESER WILBUR HOLLMAN Champaign Bloomington St. Louis, Missouri ESTHER HAWKS MELISSA I-IOLDRIDGE Bloomington Bloomington IAMES A. HOWELL GLENN IABLONSKI MARIE C. IENSON Mason City Big Rapids, Michigan Saybrook MARY M. INKSTER MARYANA K. IANSSEN Melvin Kewcmee 4 xx Til . N A T ' RUSSELL H. IOINSON ROBERT C. KEIL VIRGINIA ANN KERR Chicago Barrington Rushville LE ROY KASKA IOSEPH D. KELLEY Iohnston City Champaign RICHARD M. KING ALDEN LAING STANLEY LANTZ Danvers Bloomington Shelbyville EDWARD LAKOFSKA LINNEA B. LAMSON Chicago Chicago LEONARD LEE VIRGIL S. LEONARD ROGER R. MARTIN Plano Towancla Normal GENE LEETCH WALTER R. LOHMAN Kankakee Ashland 1 lf Q: CLARENCE MASSEY MAXINE MCCARTY WILLIAM MCQUEEN Ictcksonville Robinson Normol LOU ELLA MASTIN BARBARA MCMURRY Wcrpello Normal A-K, J - - A -1 , Q1 .- . in , FZ MX, I W ,LCG ,QL s 'Q L LOIS MEEKER ELAINE MODAHL HAROLD E. MOREY Bloomington Bloomington Minonlc DANNY MENENDEZ NELDA MOORMAN Eost St. Louis Quincy RICHARD C. MUHLEMAN VIRGINIA NESLER IUSTUS OLSON Taylor Ridge Herrin Chicago IAMES C. MYERS ANN NICHOLS Bloomington Princeton I 2 xx - ' F 'U Q gy e ' RAYMOND A. OLSON CLYDE PETERSON WILHEMINE C. PEINE Bloomington Rockford Minier SARAH IANE PEASE LORRAINE PETERSON Latham Chicago BONITA PLIMPTON EMILY E. PURDUM C-ENEVIEVE L. REEVES Monticello Fairbury Latham i ALICE PROSCH ANNABEL RACKLEY Berwyn Princeton VERA M. RENFRO ILA REUTER GEORGE F. RUFF Golconda Harmon Bloomington MAIDA RETTBERG ROY ROBBINS Divernon Petersburg K , 2 I I X ,lnivin -5 - 5 - '-,. WZ mggf Cfovxai Wg:-K you. f-S '-- ds bailv V'Q'9+7ed'V Nik-g 5 mai Slfi-'Wxd Q Lajlces - fmbntkgr 2' . 5 ip - - G- w 2 rs - FRANKLIN H. RUST ' R' V' ' xAmERTYSCHWElTZER AUGUST P. SINISCALCHI Bloomington Lexington Chicago BENTON HALL SCHAUB WILLIAM SHANNON Wilmette Iohnston City RUTH R. SQUIRES HELEN M. STORM ARTHUR H. STUBBS Piper City Clinton Delavan M1 M GWENDOLYN STAHL DONALD STOUTAMYER Buffalo Springfield 0 KATHRYN C. SWITZER JOHN S. TAYLOR W. KNOBLE THOMAS Piper City Chicago Collinsville HARRIET B. TAYLOR WALTER M. THEOBALD Evanston Bloomington 41 E - 5. ll ' 5 C W A e ' ll P X L L LL I WAI I. THO SON VICTOR W. THRALL MILDRED H. TRIGGER D I U l rb Big Rapids, Michigcln Ellsworth X GRAHAM I. THOMSEN WILLIAM TOMLIN ' Fulton Potomac l X W IAM E. TYREE FRANK I. VIEHMAN IACK WAKAYAMA Rushville Chicago Honolulu, T. H. A I N. NOBLE VANCE DALE R. voLLE I Bement Latham JAP- GEORGE WALKER GEORGE WARNER VERA E, WEBER South Wilrningion Downers Grove Arrowsmith A X- HAROLD R. WARD GEORGE M. WASEM Chicago New York Ciiy, N. Y. Ma? l LORETTA E. WEII-IEIMER EDWARD W. WILLIAMS SUSAN IANE WOODS I-Iopedale Downs La Salle DONALD B. WILCOX ROBERT I. WITHEY Minonk Springfield I . W IXAQII I gi VERE W. WOLF Prairie City Noi Pictured VIRGINIA FICKLIN LEO SILVA Madera, California Collinsville 43 I -. Gr IOHN CRIBBET President BETTY BOULTON Vice-President LYLE VEITCH Secreicrry-Treasurer aj IANE ABRAM MARY ELIZABETH ANDERSON IACK B. ARMSTRONG Riverside Saunemin Bloomington IAMES ANDERSON MARIAN E. ANDREWS West Frankfort El Paso BETTY BABCOCK RUTH BIBY DOROTHY ANN BLUE Bloomington Pinckneyville Roanoke NOBLE G. BARBEE ISABELLE BLATT Findlay Kankakee BETTY BOULTON LELAND C. BOURN ROBERT S. BREMNER Towanda Iacksonville Chicago WILLIAM BRADLEY RUTH A. BRAUER Chicago Springfield Z GEORGE R. BRINES PERRY P. BURNETT DOROTHY L. BUTLER Morton Bloomington Toble HELEN IEAN BROOKS Bloomington CHRISTINE CAMP MILTON G. CHILDS GWENDOLYN COMPTON Lewistown Bloomington Normal WILLIAM F. CAMPBELL LOUIS L. CLEMENS Eost St. Louis Ashland DONALD COOKLEY MARILOUISE COULTER KINGSLEY CRAPP Moron Bectrdstown EARLE O. CORLEY CHARLES COUNTRYMAN Shelbyville Belvidere 2 B sg , , 47 Hs, ' f Q? FW ite. or HELEN RUTH CREIGHTON MARIETTA CROSTHWAIT ETHEL DETWILER Armstrong Bloomington Cullom IOHN E. CRIBBET ROBERT P. DERBY Findlay Los Angeles, California IOHN DIERS MARY ESTHER DRAKE WINIFRED V. ELLERTSEN San lose Farmington Chicago MARGUERITE DOBSON GERALD B. DRUMMOND Bloomington Canton WILLIAM F. EWALT MILAN E. FOLKERS HARRY FULLER Normal Bloomington Canton VIRGINIA B. FICKLIN IACOB I. FREDA Madera, California Rochester, New York it RRI! A' x ISAAC GAGE FLORENCE GRAUE GENEVIEVE HALLER Freeport Bloomingion Downers Grove ALLAN C. GOSS CHARLES GUILFORD East Braintree, Moss. Tacoma, Wotshingion LAVERN M. HAMAND HELEN I, HARMON LYLE I. HENDERSON Greenfield Findlay Rushville MARIORIE M. I-IARBERT IACK HAYES Findlay Former City VIRGINIA HENDRIX LUCILLE A. HIGGASON BEN HILTABRAND Mcxrsholl Beotrclstown Bloomington LENORE I. HEY MARGUERITE HILES Dixon Beordsiown lfpswf' 49 CHARLES A. HOLFORTY WILLIAM D. HOPPER ROBERT H. JOHNSON Bloomington Bement Grayslake EILEEN M. HOLFORTY ALBERT M. IOHNSON Bloomington Strecttor RUTH IOHNSTON RALPH IONES HAROLD I. KESSLER Danvers Streator Pawnee LLOYD IONES RUDOLPH G. IUNGST Varna Peoria CHARLES T. LAM WILLIAM E. LAMSON IANE A. LARTZ Iohnston City Chicago Bloomington PAUL B. LAMBRECHT BEVERLY LARISON Bloomington Bloomington . F 4 X! MARIE A. LAUER RUTH L. LILLIBRIDGE HELEN LOUISE LONG Lincoln el von Sheldon b..,.!.ig aw. xxlala ', TN GILFRED H. LESTEIQ'-'-:V-1 Sl-IELEN A. LINDSEY Colchester PAzN.1,Lg9., g,LS.QQ-,A-A,, . Lexington s'kbXv, g xx.:-u '., 25,1145 'QL-1u-sa , .1?1..u -A r,, xxgv, , LJ.: , j X xx 'il- ROBERT H. LORENZ WILLARD H. LOVE LAURA I. LUNDH Bloomington Bloomington Clinton IOI-IN C. LOUGI-I VIRGINIA ANN LOVELOCK Gene-seo Pontiac CHARLES A. LUTTON VIRGINIA MADDIN HELEN L. MAMER Evanston Sheldon Campus DOROTHY F. MABIE EARLE C. MAIN Chiccxgo Centrcflicz 51 E - R, 5 ' - I Q? ' . ' ' . 31 :fi '52 ' -'wil V 43.1. il Wuxi I I I I-1..51ll'Li' 1' Aff .HI sm ., ' .lifsilfzfg-' ' ' N V31 .9x,.1st.1!, ' szuiiiiiiiifi' ' WILLIAM E. MAMMEN LEO MANNING RUTH MARTIN Bloomington Cambridge Taylorville CLEO W. MANNING BARBARA MARQUIS Cambridge Colfcrx MAXINE MCANENEY MARGARET E. MCARDLE HELEN M. MCNICHOL Bloomington Chicago Dixon DOROTHY M. McARDLE DOROTHY E. MCBRIDE Chicago Weldon ROBERT E. MEEKER HELEN MOBERLY BONITA MOORMAN Bloorningion McLec1n Quincy CHARLES A. MERCIER DOMINICK MONGE Normal Mcirk IACK MORTIMER CARL R. NELSON ALBERT H. OLSON Bloomington Rushville Bloomington GENE MORTIMER HENRY W. NOLLSCH Linden, Iowa Pleasant Plclins KATHERINE G. POWELL DORIS PULLMAN BEN C. RAHN Bloomington Mishowcrkcr, Indiana Pekin ISABELLE PULLEN IESSIE MAE RAGLAN Clinton Bement ELIZABETH RATCLIFFE CHALON R. RENFRO MARY ANN ROOZEN Bloomington Rosiclore Normol MARION D. REED IEAN ROOT New Holland Ashton 4 3 I ' x Re xx .. 53 - -f it XI ' 5 A IOHN A. SCHAEFFER RICHARD S, SECORD IOHN W. SHEARER Beoirdstown Bloomington Cullom CLIFFORD SCHNEIDER FERN SHANKLIN Tremont Toluco KATHRYN SHIPLEY NEWELL W. SILVEY HOWARD R. SITES Paris Bloomington Farmington HARRY L. SHOCKEY WALTER I. SIMHAUSER Bloomington Bloomington FRANKLIN SKELTON HAROLD E. SMITH LUCILLE SNEDDEN Churchville, New York Mt. Corrmel Springfield EDNA MAE SMITH GENE H. SNAPP Chenoo Octk Pork l x 2 :X Rig? f eg if 'Q-if FRANK SOEKA ROBERT I. SPENCER LYLE W. STONER Kenosha, Wisconsin Pekin North Chillicothe ROBERT SOMMERFIELD LEON STEELE , f East Peoria Bloomington alf- ARNOLD STRONG ALICE E. SUTTER RUSSELL I. TAMBLING Frewsburg, New York Towanda Dwight IACK B. SULLIVAN LARRY E. TAGG lndustry Oakland GERALDINE M, TAYLOR RAYMOND E. TEMPLE CARL E. TIPTON Lena Tampico Fairbury MARY ELIZABETH TELLING MAREA THOMAS Danville Bloomington 55 'L .wg X. D l f l If 'l I N 5. ' l , 1'-C 9 IACK R. TOWSON LYLE VEITCH LAUELLA O. WEBER Macon Bloomington Atlanta LEO H. UNGER IEANNE WALKLING Rushville Ottawa ALLAN L. WECKEL ARDO L. WICKSTROM DOROTHY IEAN WILSON Moline Chicago Olney MARGARET R. WHITE LUCILLE WILLETT Springfield Bloomington FEARN F. WILSON DORIS L. WITHROW DENTON B. WOODWARD Pekin Geneseo Waterloo, New York RUTH E. WILSON ARMAND H. WINDMOELLER Piper City Webster Groves, Missouri 56 if MARY I. WRIGHT Winnebago EDWARD I. WOZNIAK IAMES I. WUTHRICK Chicogo Morton .l f Noi Pictured BRUCE BLISS TED DEFENBAUGH MARY IANE GOODYEAR Bloomington Bloomington Harrisburg, Pennsylvonicr I. C. VEATCH CHARLES REDFERN President Vice-President RUTH TOBIE Secretary-Treasurer X 59 ' A F' LELIA IEAN ACKERMAN CLARENCE G. ANDERSON IOSEPH B. AYERS Leipsic, Ohio Becrrdstown Bloomington LUCILLE ALIKONIS REUBEN D. ANDERSON Iohnston City Belvidere WARREN O. BAKER BETTY IANE BARNES HAROLD W. BEHRENDS Bloomington Minier Clifton GEORGE T. BARBER YOLANDE RAY BEALL Marseilles Milford KEITH B. BENNER IANE BICKET SHIRLEY R. BOEMAN Trivoli Kansas City, Missouri Cullom NORMA I. BENSON THOMAS F. BLOOMFIELD Leland Ccrrlinville 60 I M I A s LUCILLE R. BOIES HOWARD E. BOTSEIELD I . R Gridley Bloomington 27 a Jlvle MARY K. BOONE CHARLES DI CX Lewistown Collinsville JV! LOIS H. BRENTON IOHN A. BROKAW VIRGINIA BUCK Davenport, Iowa Bloomington Beardstown DOROTHY BRITTON KENNETH BROWNLEE Harvey Chicago WILLIAM F. BURKE WILLIAM A. BUTLER DARRELL E. CARPER Galesburg Table Grove Casey CLARK BURTON IACOB C. BUTTELL Potomac Elkhart 61 1+ ' - F ' ' ' A ' f R. DALE CHENOWETH IOHN R. CHRISTIAN FLOYD L. COIL Waynesville Peoria Potomac WILLIAM B, CHRIST HARRY W. CLAPP Pittsburg El Paso ROSS A. COIL RALPH C. COX WILLIAM R. CRANDALL Potomac Chenoa Piper City W. PERSHING COOPER RUTH R. COYLE Edgemont Station Chandler, Oklahoma CHARLES R, CRUMBAUGH L. LEE DAVIS LLOYD D. DEES Le Roy Casey Mahomet KATHERINE H. DAVEE HOBERT W. DEAVER Lawrenceville Chicago Heights HELEN M. DELAP ORVILLE W. DODD GERALD D. EAGAN Piper City Dixon Hume DOROTHY DICKINSON DONALD C. DRUMM Hcxmmond, Inclicrno Champaign WALTER G. EHRMANTRAUT FRED FENGER MARY IANE FINK Bloomington Chicago Bloomington MURLEEN L. ENGEL FARRELL C. FIEDLER Washburn Springfield ROBERT E, FOLK RALPH L. FRANK WARREN W. GEMBERLING Polo Webster City, Iowa Bloomington DALE E. FORT ROBERT B. FULLER Kenney Canton . 6 x A-I it IEW'-I 53 'Q - 4 ,2 wx ' f LOUIS E. GERDING NANCY P. GILBERT ARNOLD R. GRAEF Collinsville Springfield Park Ridge HELEN MARIE GI-IILAIN WARREN W. GOODE Broidwood Kewonee DEAN GRAPE ROBERT D. GRUBB MARGERTE C. I-IABEN Minier Bloomington Canton IOHN R. GREY BETTY ANN GULLER Bloomington Edwardsville GERTRUDE C. HAIG WILLIAM A. HARRIS ROBERT L. HASEMEYER Cczseyville Bloomington Brodley EILEEN I-IALLSTEIN BERNARD R. I-IARTOUGH Armington Ecxirview 5 z ' liz? 2 Q? K V 64 MABEL I. HATCH GERALD D. HIESER MARY ELIZABETH HOBLIT Avon Bloomington Atlanta DOROTHY E. HEMPSTED ALMA M. HINMAN Bloomington Elkhart DEAN V. HOLDSWORTH MAX HOOVER RUSSELL I. HOSWELL Viola Gibson City Minonk MACK WILLIAM HOLLOWELL HELEN M. HORNEY Newman Littleton IOHN C. HOWELL FRANK HRVATIN LENORE INMAN Mason City Farmington East Moline DOY W. HOWLAND FRANCES B. HUTTON Kempton Canton DORITHY MAE IRVIN DEAN E. IZATT MARY IANE IARNAGIN Collinsville Bloomington Milford ROBERT G. IRWIN ALVIN S. IACOBSON Freeport Streator OLIVIA I. JENSEN KAY IOHNSON ROBERT E. IORGENSEN Hazen, Arkansas Chicago Park Ridge DALE R. IINKINS LOUISE IONES Danville Mason City VERNON I, KAMMERER CHARLES I. KERR YALE KESTERSON Chicago Rushville Dana IACK L. KEITH IOHN H. KERR Normal Rushville E X 1 I I ROBERT H. KOCH THELMA LAGER LOIS LANTZ Long Point Danville Congerville PAUL L. KRUEGER NORMA LAMI Bloomington Pekin IRENE L. LANTZER WARD G. LAWLER HARRY LEE Streator Rushville Pittsburg FRED I. LA PLANT BETTY ANN LEAF Calumet City Springfield VINCENT I. LEGNER ESTHER F. LEONARD KENNETH R. LITHERLAND Odell Brookston, Indiana Raymond IOHN H. LENZ IAMES E. LINDSAY Peoria Fairbury y':n 'HT-it WP , 2 1 4 she 6. X A DARWIN K. LOGUE MARGARET MAGUIRE DONALD MAROUARDT Chicago Normal Golconcla BETTY LYTTON MILFORD G. MANN Evanston Shattuc GEORGE W. MARQUARDT MARCEL F. MAXON ALICE MCCARTY Golconda Chicago Robinson EVELYN MATTHEWS ELEANOR MCBRIDEA , Moline Grand Ridge ' HOWARD D. MCMILLAN IOI-IN A. MILLARD IOHN P. MOHON Belvidere Minonk Belton, Kentucky DORIS MEEKER HONVARD L. MILTON Pana Downers Grove ax - i, ,.i7?5J-15, 'Wen H F '-, ef KKZXE! ROBERT MOAKE FRED H. MUXFIELD SARAH BETH NEWSON Iohnston City Bloomington Libertyville BLANCHE MORTON DALE E. MYERS Roberts Kenney CARL L. NIERSTHEIMER WELBY NORWOOD ALBERT OLIVER Bloomington Iohnston City Iohnston City ' VIRGINIA NORRIS GENEVIEVE O'BRIEN Normcxl Bloomington FRED OLSON MARY FRANCES PAYNE MARGARET M. PETERS Bloomington Normal Westmont IOHN R. ORR NORMAN B. PEERCE El Paso, Texcis Divernon 69 IOSEPH C. PHELPS RUTH E, PHILLIPS AUDREY V. POPP Beardstown Princeton Buda RICHARD O. PHELPS AUDREY R. PHIPPS Fairbury Palestine IANE PRINDLE IEAN RADLIFF VIGGO H. RASMUSSEN Evanston Bloomington Chicago GEORGE PROCTOR MARVIN RAGAN Norloorne, Missouri Palmyra CHARLES C. REDFERN BEULAH ROBERTS IANICE ROBISON Canton Lostant Bloomington GERTRUDE RINGLER IAMES I. ROBINSON Strawn Titusville, Pa. I V- 70 'XV GEORGE D. ROCK IOHN F. ROESKE HAVEN SAILOR Former City Bloomington Waverly FRANKLIN ROESKE BENNET ROSEN Bloomington Bloomington CHARLES SALCI-I EDWARD SAUER ROSCOE SAXER Bloomington Fcxirbury Springfield WALTER SAMMOMS . FRANCES SAWYER Chicago Roodhouse ROBERT SAYRE BERNICE SCHAUMBURG VERONICA SCHEIHAGEN Be-cxrdstown Wcttsekct Q Virginia CLIFFORD SCI-IAEFFER ELOISE SCHNEIDER Beurdstown Tremont I Q ' EVERETT SCHOENING NORMAN G. SCHREIBER HAROLD SCHROCK Columbia Normal Pontiac EDWARD F. SCHRAMM RUTHELLE L. SCHROEDER Waverly New Holland RONALD I. SCHWEGLER RAYMOND I. SHAMBERG CHESTER E. SHELDON Port Byron Chicago Rock Island MARY ELOUSIE SEYMOUR CLARENCE I. SHEAR Herrin Thawville FRANCES E, SHEPPARD BETTY SMITH HOWARD SMITH Waverly Chicago Bloomington DAVID I... SIMPSON EARL C. SMITH Edwardsville Chicago ROBERT G. SMITH EVELYN MAE SPIKRE IAYNE STICKROD Belvidere Springfield Bloomington AUGUST SOEHLKE IEANETTE M. STAGE Edwardsville Moline IACK P. SWARTZ LOIS TEHLE KENNETH H. THOMAS Champaign Elwood Bloomington ROSS B. TALBOT BARBARA I, TELFORD Long Point Avon LELAH M. THOMAS RUTH TOBIE MARYBELLE TROTTER South Pekin Rochelle Cooxl City ANN I. TILTON GORDON L. TOOMEY Rochelle Peoria Tl N. 73 5 7 e l ' - IOHN L. TROWBRIDGE FRANCIS TURLEY IOHN C. VEATCH Greenville Bloomington Bloomington WILLIAM N. TUCKER IAMES N. VAN CLEVE Minonk Smithfield RUFUS R. VERNON LYLE WADDELL HELEN WEBB Beorclstown Bloomington Bloomington LAWRENCE W. VESTAL DONALD L. WARNER Kentlomd, Inolicxncz Danville LESTER L. WERNTZ IOI-IN E. WILLIAMS IAMES MARION WINN Freeport Bloomington Mt. Vernon MARIORIE A. WILEY FREDERICA WILSON Spcxrlcmd Harrisburg IAMES I. WYLIE KATHRYN M. ZIMMERMAN Minonk Carlock Not Pictured IOHN A. BROWN IACK CRAIG ANNABELLE HILTI Chicago Heights Normal Odell FRANCIS BYLINOWSKI FRANK E. FORTH Oregon Pinckneyville CHARLES F. KIRCHNER MILO D. KRICHBAUM RALPH W. MANLEY Beardstown Chicago Knoxville RAYMOND H. KISER ROBERT M. LINDLEY Gary, Ind. Beardstown LAWRENCE E. MARKEY ROBERT E. MORROW ALBERT I. PRENDERGAST Cantrall Glenwood Chicago THOMAS I. McINTYRE CHARLES L. ORR Chicago Chicago HERBERT I. ROBINSON BYRON R. SMITH AUGUST SOEHLKE Bloomington Flora Edwardsville 75 'li - T Q ' Z X ,, 5 K STUDENT UNION First row: Bill Lamson, Elizabeth Ann Goudy. Iohn Cribbet, Robert Baker, Maida Bettberg, Lois Meeker Second row: William Chal- lis, Margaret Beadles, Helen Lindsay, Barbara McMurry, Gladys Van Horn, Harold Morey, Alice Prosch Third row: Benton Schaub, Donald Stoutamyer, George Wasem, Bill Holl- owell, Sherwood Dees, Noble Vance PHI KAPPA PHI First row: Mary Depler, Carolyn Coen, Gretchen Phelps, lose-phine Mal- lory, Anna Katherine Trinkle, Mildred Coen Second row: Buland Gwin, Carl Burgener, Mildred McGee, Alice Beyer, Rob- ert Baker, William Guth- rie STUDENT UNION The Student Union is composed of mem- bers from every organized group on the campus and a faculty advisor. The pur- pose of the organization is to establish better relationship and understanding be- tween faculty and students, to forward student activities, and to assist in the gov- ernment of the student body. R .. ,Ps 35:1-' Z PHI KAPPA PHI The highest award given to seniors at Illinois Wesleyan University for scholastic achievement is election to membership in Phi Kappa Phi, national honorary scholastic fraternity. The organization was founded at the University of Maine in 1897, and was es- tablished on this campus in l922. GAMMA UPSILON First row: Paul Pettit, Dr. Schultz, William Hender- son Second row: Donna Brown, William Crossman, Mar- tha Nierstheimer ARGUS First row: Alden Laing, Alice Prosch, Keith Ander- son, Bill Guthrie, lane Wachs, Esther Hawks Second row: Dwight Mc- Queen, Harriet Taylor, Doris Pullman, Arthur Stubbs, Elizabeth Rat- cliffe, Mary Frances Payne, Virginia Nesler GAMMA UPSILON Gamma Upsilon was organized on this campus in 1936 by Dr. W. Eben Schultz, one ot the co-founders ot the society at Culver-Stockton College, Missouri, l923. This organization combines the interests ot both the Argus and Wesleyana, and members are chosen from those students who have done outstanding work on either publication. Charlotte FitzHenry, President. ARGUS The Argus is the weekly newspaper pub- lished by a statt appointed by the faculty members and three students. As a member ot both the National and Illinois Press As- sociations, it is recognized as one of the leading small college publications. Char- lotte Fitzi-lenry, Editor, Keith Anderson, Associate. 77 5 'X THETA ALPHA PHI First row: Gwendolyn Stahl, Elizabeth Goudy, Bud Costello, Gretchen Phelps Second row: Bonita Plimp- ton, Dale Volle, William Guthrie MASQUERS First row: Ianice Robison, Bonita Plimpton, Eliza- beth Goudy, Miss Iohn- son, Stanley Frees, Lois Meeker Second row: Gwendolyn Stahl, Martha lane Brown, Gretchen Phelps, Harriet Taylor, Anna Kathryn Trinkle, Mary lane Fink, Ruth Lillibridge, Dorothy ' McBride, Ruth Brauer, Robert Grubb Third row: Bill Lamson, Ius- tus Olson, Dale Voile, Bud Costello, lack Mortimer, ' Alvin Hartman, Robert Spencer, Bob Fuller, Mary Frances Payne, Gene- vieve O'Brien THETA ALPHA PHI ln l923 Theta Alpha Phi Was tounded at Wesleyan. Membership to this fraternity is the highest dramatic distinction which can be attained by a student at Wesleyan. As a project this year the organization pro- duced lbsen's HI-ledda Gablerf' President, Bud Costello. Q: if MASQUERS Masquers, dramatic organization, Was founded in 1920 and Works in co-operation with Theta Alpha Phi. The purpose of the club is to give those interested in dramatics the opportunity to engage in this activity. Membership is gained through participa- tion in one play and assistance in dramatic productions. President, 'Elizabeth Goudy. EGAS Front row: Charlotte Fitz- Henry, Margaret Beeser, Dean Felsted, Gretchen Phelps, Helen Goodall Back row: Mildred Coen, Mary Depler, Martha lane Brown, Alice Beyer, Bar- bara McMurry WOMAN'S LEAGUE HOUSE COUNCIL Front row: Mary Schwartz, Martha lane Brown, Dean Felsted, Emily Purdum, Veronica Scheihagen Second row: Helen Lindsay, Ann Nichols, Dorothy lean Wilson, Mary Wright, Margaret White Third row: Reba Brown, Ruth Wilson, Leah Spang- ler, Margaret McArdle, Ann Tilton, Maida Bett- berg EGAS Egas, an outgrowth ot the former Wom- en's Senior Council, represents, perhaps, the only organization on the campus whose primary qualification is leadership. Each spring new members for the following year are selected, on the basis of leadership, scholarship, and service to the school, from the junior classes of both music and lib- eral-arts schools. One sophomore member is also chosen. Freshman orientation is the main project of the group. Monthly meetings were held at the Hut, and follow- ing aiter-dinner cotlee, interesting phases of college lite were discussed. President, Mar- garet Beeser. WOMAN'S LEAGUE Every woman, upon entrance to Wes- leyan, automatically becomes a member ot the Woman's League. The l'1ouse-presi- dents torm the governing body ot the or- ganization. lt was established to promote a closer harmony and unity among the women in matters of scholastic, ot social, and ot governing natures. President, Mar- tha Iane Brown. 79 Q: Pl KAPPA DELTA First row: Elizabeth Rat- cliffe, Gwendolyn Stahl, lohn Cribbet, Paul Pettit, Maida Rettberg, Dorothy lean Wilson Second row: Henry Nollsch, Walter Theobald, Ralph Fairchild, Roy Robbins, William Tyree DEBATE SQUAD First row: Robert Keil, Elizabeth Ratcliffe, Maida Rettberg, Dean Paul, Ann Tilton, William Tyree Second row: lustus Olson, Paul Pettit, lohn Cribbett, Ralph Fairchild, Roy Rob- bins PlKAPPA.DELTA Pi Kappa Delta, national honorary for- ensic fraternity, was founded at Wesleyan in 1912 and is open to those students Who have done outstanding Work in the field of speech. There are four degrees of member- ship Within the organization: those of fra- ternity, proficiency, honor, and special dis- tinction. DEBATE The Debate Squad has done outstand- ing Work this year and established a rec- ord of which the university should be justly proud. Dean Paul is in charge of the group and accompanies them to all debate events. PHI SIGMA IOTA First row: Miss Young, Miss Ferguson, Alice Beyer Second row: Paul McCance, Mary Swartz, Barbara lean Gerling FRENCH CLUB First row: Ianice Robinson, Elizabeth Ann Goudy, Miss Ferguson, Wilma Perry, Miss Young, Raul McCance, Barbara Mar- quis Second row: Elizabeth Rat- cliffe, Ruth Brauer, Sarah lane Pease, Ruth Lilli- bridge, Leila Iean Acker- man, Donna Brown, Mary Frances Payne, Gene- vieve Reeves, Mary Ann Costello, Martha Nier- stheimer Third row: Maxine McAneny, Ruth Wilson, Mary lane Fink, Winifred Ellertsen, Doris Pullman, Iames Lindsay, Walter Theo- bald, Alice Beyer, Bar- bara Iean Gerling PHI SIGMA IOTA Phi Sigma lota, national honorary ro- mance language fraternity, was founded at Allegheny College in IQZZ, and Eta chapter was established on this campus four years later. Members are chosen from among those students in advanced lan- guage courses. The purpose of the organi- zation is to promote interest in the romance languages and to foster independent re- search in those fields. FRENCH CLUB Membership into French Club is open to anyone interested in the French lan- guage. Meetings of the club are held at the I-Iut, and many novel programs are featured. Conversation is carried on in French so as to give club members the opportunity to improve their classroom knowledge. Miss Young and Miss Fergu- son are the sponsors of the organization which has proved very successful on this campus. 81 X X PI GAMMA MU First row: Iosephine Mal- lory, Mr. Beadles, Carl Burgener, Dr. Thomas, Ann Nichols Second row: Marjorie Staubus, Melissa Hold- ridge, Helen Barnes, Alice Beyer, Anna Katherine Trinkle, Evelyn Liston, Helen Goodall Third row: Robert Keil, Ru- land Gwin, Harold Boy- saw, William Crossman, Roy Robbins, William Tyree INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB First row: Allan Goss, Marea Thomas, Iustus Olson, Dorothy lean Wil- son, William Challis, Carl Burgener Second row: Henry Nollsch, Walter Ewalt, Lucille Higgason, Ruth Lilli- bridge, Sarah lane Pease, Marjorie Staubus, Mar- shall Winter PI GAMMA MU Pi Gamma Mu, national honorary social science fraternity, was established on this campus in 1931. This organization recog- nizes high scholarship in its own field and stimulates a broader interest in those branches of social science which can be investigated at this university. K INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB International Relations Club is a branch of the Carnegie Foundation which furnishes phamplets, books and magazines to its members. Bi-monthly meetings are held in the Hut. The group sponsors lectures, and discussions on topics of national and inter- national interest. Such an organization is invaluable in the moulding of public opin- ion. 82 ALPHA EPSILON DELTA First row: Iarnes Howell, Barbara McMurry, Arnold Rupprecht, Edwin Mun- son, Alvin Bronwell Second row: Albert Schweitzer, Loisanna Roberts, Evelyn Corne- lius, lack Armstrong, Wil- lard Love, Graham Thom- sen Third row: La Voice Umph- ress, Dr, Townsend, Dr. Mortimer, Dr. Hargitt, loseph Tarnoff CAMERA CLUB First row: Albert Iohnson, Carl Nelson, Dr. Mortimer, Walter Simhauser Second row: lack Mortimer, Ralph Fairchild, Cecil Petty, Albert Schwegler ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Alpha Epsilon Delta is one ot the newer national organizations on the campus, and is the outgrowth of the local pre-medical club. The purpose of the club is to en- courage students in their medical study, and membership is selected from the three upper classes ot the university. President, Arnold Rupprecht. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club was organized last year by Dr. Mortimer for those students interested in photography. Lectures and demonstrations are the features ot the club meetings which are held in Science Hall. The club operates a dark room in which members are allowed to develop their tilms and make prints. EPISCOPOI First row: Abraham Akaka, Richard Muhleman, Dwight McQueen, Harold Ward, Marshall Winter, Paul Pettit, Professor Browns Second row: Keith Fox, Wil- liam Challis, lustus Olson, Henry Nollsch, Walter Theobald, Chester Shel- don, Virgil Leonard, Rob- ert Dahl, Allan Goss HOME ECOMOMICS CLUB First row: Virginia Norris, Miss Saar, Lois Meeker, Ann Nichols, Barbara lean Gerling, Myrna Askew Second row: Gerry Walters, Mary Ann Costello, Mar- tha Nierstheimer, Virginia Buck, Yolande Ray Beall, Dorothy Beall, Dorothy McArdle, Gladys Van Horn, Vera Weber Third row: Esther Hawks, Mary Gullett, Ruth Squires, Mary Ann Roozen, Melissa Hold- ridge, Maxine McCarty, Vera Reniro EPISCOPOI The Episcopoi was begun in 1936 under the direction ot Dr. l. S. Corn, and is open to those students who are planning to enter the ministry or take up religion as a lite work. Experienced ministers address this group at its bi-monthly meetings. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club was organ- ized on the Wesleyan campus in 1922. lt is one ot the most active groups on the campus. Membership is open to all women interested in the study of the home. Lun- cheons, tield-trips, and round-table discus- sions are included in the instructive pro- grams presented at the bi-monthly meet- ings. 2 x -.3 84 Y.W.C.A. First row: losephine Mal- lory, Helen Goodall, Mar- guerite Hiles, Winifred Pierce Second row: Evelyn Liston, Melissa Holdridge, Lois Tehle, Martha lane Brown, Marie Ienson LIBRARY STAFF First row: Leila lean Acker- man, Marguerite Dobson, Mr. Laursen, Robert Irwin, Arthur Stubbs Second row: Marea Thomas, Elaine Modahl, Mary Beth Anderson, Helen McNicol, Winifred Pierce, Marybelle Trotter, Evelyn Liston Third row: Don Stoutamyer, Walter Hastings, Russell Iohnsen, Henry Nollsch Y.W.C.A. The Y.W.C.A. is a well established or- ganization on the campus with a large membership. Its principal function is the promotion of growth in Christian charac- ter and service through physical, social, and spiritual training. In this way a mem- ber develops a richer personality and a more creative life. President, Helen Goodall. I l LIBRARY STAFF The Library Staff is organized under the direction of Mr. Allan R. Laursen, Illinois Wesleyan librarian, for the purpose of serv- ing library patrons, and of enlarging and improving the standing of Wesleyan's li- brary. A student must serve a lengthy ap- prenticeship before he may become a full- fledged member of the staff. as , E 1 ' ia. N l 'Ee 2 . N . ' --g,55if Q: j ' ,gs INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL First row: Martin Tayman, Bill Guthrie, Bill Hender- son, Robert Duncan, Floyd Heydenburg Second row: Walter Loh- man, lack Armstrong, William Crossman, Duane Kincaid, Richard Farrell PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL First row: Fern Shanklin, Lois Meeker, Marjorie Schock, Marie lenson, Rosemary Heiser Second row: Loisann Rob- erts, Martha Neirstheimer, Ethel Detwiler, Lenore Hey, Lucille Willett, Mar- tha Iane Brown, Virginia Lovelock IN TERF RATEBNITY COUNCIL The lnterfraternity Council serves as a spokesman for the fraternities and is com- posed of two representatives from each fraternity. The council discusses fraternity rushing and problems of mutual interest among Greek letter men and seeks to im- prove relations among the fraternities and with the faculty. President, Bill Henderson. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL The Panhellenic Council holds member- ship in the National Panhellenic Congress and strives to promote co-operation and friendliness among the Greek letter soror- ities. The council acts with the college authorities in all matters of sorority in- terests and formulates rushing rules. Presi- dent, Marjorie Schock. sx 86 OFFICE STAFF Front row: Alice Ward, Wilma Perry, Martha Coff- man Second row: Helen Welge, Lillian Roychek OFFICE STAFF The oiiice staff handles The financial busi- ness of the institution and takes care of all salaries, fees, and other business arising - My in the course of its operation. 1 ' el ' S4'Mj,.fJjff1fI fill J ' 'IJ f , l y I 1 K of , , ,f f al A l y ,f f - f V' ,- if M' A f ,--f ff ff 'V' y' i J l 41 h SRL! V . .' X 87 eef ,F-.Age H ,Am ,UQ gg? 'Sai SCI-ICDGL MUSIC L A CAPELLA CHOIR The A Capella Choir, under the direction of Dean Arthur E. Westbrook, is composed of selected, well-balanced, and carefully blended voices. Each year, the choir makes Fall and Spring tours and presents a Christmas Carol program. E it ,f SYMPHONIC ENSEMBLE One of the outstanding musical organiza- tions on the campus is the Symphonic En- semble under the direction of Professor Russell Harvey. This selected group of musicians presents a formal concert in the Spring. ENSEMBLE BAND E CONCERT BAND The University Concert Band directed by Professor Russell Harvey is a very popular organization. The band has been active in presenting local and out-of-town concerts, chapel programs, and a Spring formal con- cert. ,,-ar. FACULTY TRIO Dwight Drexler, Virginia Husted, William Kritch APOLLO Robert Iorgenson, Fearn Wilson, Keith Booth, Iohn Williams, Iacob Freda FACULTY TRIO The faculty trio is composed of Professor William E. Kritch, violing Miss Virginia Hus- ted, cellog and Mr. R. Dwight Drexler, piano. This group presents one of the faculty series programs and makes appearances before the chapel audience. N APOLLO QUARTET This popular and renowned quartet is composed of Robert lorgenson, first tenor, lacob Freda, second tenor, Fearn Wilson, baritone, and Keith Booth, bass and direc- tor, With lohn Williams as accompanist. With their Winning personalities and clever arrangements, these boys do a great deal to publicize Wesleyan in the towns Where they sing. 92 94 I-1l X53 95 .44 pm , 1, x 1 , elf NZ New ELT LP . M ALPHA GAMMA DELTA was founded in 1994 at Syracuse Uni- if versity and now has forty-six chapters. Xi chapter was estab- 1ished at 111inois VVes1eyan in 1914. Activities inc1ude a p1edge tea dance, two inforrna1s, a spring informal, and the annual scho1arship 1uncheon. The chapter house which was erected in 1.868 Was purchased in 1930 from Mrs. Ra1ph Green. Student activities include the presidency of Women's League. First row: Katherine Zimmerman, Mary Frances Payne, Ruth Brauer, Alice McCarty, Marguerite Hiles, Lois Lantz, Lucille Alikonis, Maiola Rettberg Second row: losephine Mallory, Ruth Lillibridge, Betty Smith, Virginia Seward, Loisana Roberts, Donna Brown, Geraldine Taylor Third row: Anna Kathryn Trinkle, Dorothy McBride, Leila Iean Ackerman, Harriet Taylor, Myrna Askew, Alice Sutter, Martha lane Brown, Maxine McCarty, Wini- fred Ellertsen, Lou Ella Mastin, Ann Tilton MEMBERSHIP BY CLASSES Seniors: Martha lane Brown, losephine Mallory, Lois- ana Roberts, Virginia Seward, Anna Kathryn Trinkle Iuniors: Myrna Askew, Donna Brown, Marguerite Hiles, Lou Ella Mastin, Maxine McCarty, Maida Rettberg, Harriet Taylor Sophomores: lane Abram, Lucille Alikonis, Ruth Brauer, Winitred Ellert- sen, Ruth Lillibriclge, Dorothy McBride, Alice Sutter, Geraldine Taylor, Mary Elizabeth Telling Freshmen: Leila lean Ac- kerman, Lois Lantz, Alice McCarty, Mary Frances Payne, Betty Smith, Ann Tilton, Katherine Zimmer- t man as ., AW it .L I M X, sl at BETA KAPPA was founded at Ham- line University in l9Ul, and Rho I chapter is in its twelfth year on the Wesleyan campus. There are now thirty-five chapters. Among its members is the president ot the lnterfraternity Council. This year's social activities included, besides the usual number ot dances, a Christmas party for the under-privileged children. First row: Tom Slanec, Robert Bremner, Duane Kincaid, Karl Steinkraus, Edward Lukes, Cletus Hensley Second row: Iohn LaMonica, Leonard Lee, Arthur Hawkins, Ralph Cox, Marion Reed, Marcel Maxon Third row: William Challis, Chester Sheldon, Dale Myers, Ike Gage, Abraham Akaka, Lyle Henderson MEMBERSHIP BY CLASSES Seniors: George Bailey, lack Egdort, Arthur Haw- kins, William Henderson, Cletus Hensley, Duane Kincaid, Torn Slanec, Karl Steinkraus, Clayton Stur- geon Iuniors: Robert Brernner, William Challis, Ivan Derr, Walter Hastings, Iames Hoppers, Russell Iohnson, Leonard Lee, Edward Lukes, Paul Pettit, Alfred Schweitzer, Wayne Thompson Sophomore-s: Isaac Gage, Lyle Henderson, Walter Sammons, August Sinis- calsei, Delmar Talley Freshmen: Ralph Cox, Darwin Logue, Marcel Maxon, Edson Mercier, Dale Myers, Ronald Schwegler, Chester Shel- don f-iz. WI? 'iii' XE-1 tl , sg? N NJ xga D4 E-' .J Ili! it A. DELTA OMICRON Was tounded in 1999 at Cincinnati Conservatory sf . . of Music. There are now thirty- five chapters. Sigma chapter was established at Illinois Wesleyan in l926. Ac- tivities include a spring formal concert and winter and summer torrnals. Marcel Dupre was initiated as a national patron and Dr. and Mrs. I-l. W. McPherson are local patrons. I First row: Lorraine Anderson, Valleda Beel, Marian Snavely, Martha Stokes Second row: Buthelle Schroeder, Marie Lauer, Dorothy Blue Third row: Veronica Scheihagen, Marie Ienson, Dorothy Mae Irvin, Betty Babcock, Audrey Phipps MEMBERSHIP BY CLASSES Seniors: Lorraine Anderson, Marabell Martin, Helen Lou Miller, Valleclia Reel, Marian Snavely, Bertha Mae Sperry, Martha Stokes, lane Wachs Iuniors: Gertrude Harder, Marie Ienson Sophomores: Betty Babcock, Dorothy Ann Blue, Marie Lauer, Helen Lindsay, Iane Root, Fern Shanklin Freshmen: Mabel Hatch, Dorothy Mae Irvin, Aud- rey Phipps, Veronica Scheihagen, Ruthelle Schroeder, Ieannette Stage, Helen Webb, Fred- erica Wilson -Q :ai S ts XS ge fm X KN ELT PP , , x 'WW T KAPPA DELTA was founded in l897 at Virginia State Normal. Seventy-two chapters are nowlin . 11.3 M . . existence. Omicron was estab- lished at Illinois Wesleyan in l9U8, the sec- ond chapter to be founded in the North. Ac- tivities ot the year are a pledge tea dance, Harvest Dance, a Winter informal and a spring formal. Extra-curricular activities of the members include the co-editorship of the Wesleyana. First row: Dorothy McArdle, Eleanor McBride, Frances Wright, Kay lohnson, Louise Elliott Second row: Marea Thomas, Yolancle Beall, Margaret McArdle, Lelah Thomas Third row: Evelyn Matthews, Betty Barnes, Margaret Maguire, Shirley Boeman Fourth row: Dorothy Beall, Ethel Detwiler, Florence Graue, Lenore Hey, Barbara McMurry MEMBERSHIP BY CLASSES Seniors: Louise Elliott, Evora O'Brien luniors: Dorothy Beall, Bar- bara McMurry, Frances Wright Sophomores: Mary Eliza- beth Anclerson, Ethel Detwiller, Lenore Hey, Dorothy McArdle, Flor- ence Graue, Marea Thomas Freshmen: Betty Barnes, Yolanole Ray Beall, Shirley Bowman, Kay lohnson, Eleanor McBride, Margaret Maguire, Evelyn Matthews, Le-lah Thomas sl? fax 'Qs x S RRS, , 5 Q2 x alll PP KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Was .f , founded in l87U at Monmouth College. Epsilon chapter was founded at lllinois Wesleyan in l873. There are now seventy-three chapters. The outstanding events of the year are a spring and Winter formal, pledge dance, the annual Farmers Feed, Christmas party, and PP a tea dance given by the pledges. The pres- ent chapter house was purchased in l935. Among its members are the editor of the Argus and the president of the Home Eco- nomics Club. ! If W Y , 1 ti' E' PP First row: Barbara Gerling, Mary Barr, Helen Barnes, Mary Costello, Martha Nier- stheimer, Geraldine Walters, Winitred Pierce Second row: Elizabeth Iones, Ann Nichols, Charlotte FitzHenry, Lois Meeker, Alice Beyer, Ruth Wilson ' Third row: Marianna lanssen, Virginia Kerr, Nancy Evans, Miriam Cavins, Betty Boulton, Doris Pullman, Esther Hawks Fourth row: Marian Aldrich, Barbara Marquis, Maxine McAneney, Beverly Larie son, Mary lane Fink Fifth row: Dorothy Hatfield, Nancy Hoblit, Elizabeth Ratclilte, Marietta Crosthwait, lane Bicket Sixth row: Dorothy Dickinson, Lois Tehle, Helen lean Brooks, lane Princlle, Gene- vieve O'Brien MEMBERSHIP BY CLASSES Seniors: Helen Barnes, Mary Barr, Alice Beyer, Mary Ann Costello, Charlotte Fitz- Henry, Barbara lean Gerling, Dorothy Hatlield, Elizabeth lones, Martha Nier- stheimer, Winnifred Peirce, Geraldine Walters juniors: Marian Aldrich, Miriam Cavins, Nancy Evans, Esther Hawks, Maryana lanssen, Virginia Kerr, Lois Meeker, Ann Nichols Sophomores: Betty Boulton, Helen lean Brooks, Mari- etta Crosthwait, Beverly Larison, Barbara Marquis, Maxine McAneney, Doris Pullman, Elizabeth Rat- clifte, Mary Ann Roozen, Buth Wilson Freshmen: lane Bicket, Dorothy Dickinson, Mary lane Fink, Mary Hoblit, Genevieve O'Brien, lane Princlle, lanice Robison, Lois Tehle i rapt Q2 L. .,,,, E lO5 FWF l N43 tw U2 I--I D-1 D4 xl X A local Sorority, RI-IO PHI SIGMA was organized in l937 from the older organization known as Upakaraka. A few of the activi- ties of this group include a formal dance, a formal dinner, a pledge dance and a house party. The president of the Y.W.C.A. is a member of this organization. First row: Lillian Ford, Marjorie Staubus, Marguerite Beadles, Gladys Van Horn, Helen Goodall, Vera Weber Second row: Mary Esther Drake, Helen Ruth Creighton, Helen McNicol, Mar- guerite Dobson, Virginia Hendrix, Leah Spangler, Marjorie Harbert, Genevieve Reeves Third row: Mary K. Boone, Dorothy Britton, Helen Delap, Ruth Phillips, Frances Sheppard MEMBERSHIP BY CLASSES Seniors: Helen Goodall, Alleen Langdoc, Marjorie Staubus, Gladys Van Horn, Vera Weber W juniors: Marguerite Beadles, Ethel Ford, Genevieve Reeves, Vera Renfro, Leah Spangler Sophornores: Helen Ruth Creighton, Marguerite Dobson, Mary Esther Drake, Marjorie Harbert, Virginia Hendrix, Helen McNicol, Margaret White Freshmen: Mary Kay Boone, Dorothy Britton, Helen Delap, Louise Iones, Beth Newsom, Ruth Phillips, Frances Sheppard xg? X. y 4 l 1 - 'K AQ' X 'gat N E-I ITI D-1 QI Ill U2 SlGMA ALPHA IOTA was founded , in l9U3 at the University of Mich- igan. There are now sixty-eight chapters. Sigma Alpha chapter was established here in l924. Some ot the year's activities are, a pledge dance, a formal Christmas musicale, a spring formal, and the sponsorship ot a concert by Marcel Dupre. The present chapter house was tor- merly the property ot Adlai Stevenson, former vice-president of the United States. .Ne A 108 t l First row: Evelyn Roberts, Mildred Coen, Carolyn Coen, Mary Depler, Helen Heck, Margery Schock, Ruth Barnes, Betty Wenban Second row: Miss Barreth Qhouse motherl, Alice Prosch, Mary Collins, Beatrice Alexander, Christina Camp, Gen Haller Third row: Wilhemina Peine, Kathryn Switzer, Loretta Weihrner, Betty Ann Leaf, Reba Brown, Betty Guller, Ruth Martin, Ieanne Walkling Fourth row: Gwendolyn Compton, Norma Lami, Helen Mamer, Annabel Rackley, Virginia Nestler, Helen Horney, Evelyn Spelcre. Mary Wright, Barbara Telford, Luella Webber, Audrey Popp, Irene Lantzer, Mildred Trigger Fifth row: Laura Lundh, Virginia Lovelock, Katherine Davee, Marian Andrews, Marilouise Coulter MEMBERSHIP BY CLASSES Seniors: Ruth A. Barnes, Margaret Buehler, Carolyn Coen, Mildred Coen, Mary Depler, Helen Heck, Evelyn Roberts, Margery Schock, Betty Wenban Iuniors: Beatrice Alexander, Reba Brown, Mary Collins, Elaine Modahl, Virginia Nesler, Wilhelmine Peine, Alice Prosch, Emily Purdum, Annabel Rachley, Katheryne Switzer, Mildred Trigger, Loretta Weihmier Sophomores: Marian An- drews, Christina Camp, Gwendolyn Compton, Mary Louise Coulter, Gen Haller, Virginia Lovelock, Laura Lundh, Helen Mamer, Ruth Martin, Ieanne Walkling, Luella Webber, Mary Wright Freshmen: Katherine Davee, Betty Ann Guller, Helen Horney, Norma Lami, Irene Lantzer, Betty Ann Leaf, Audrey Popp, Bar- bara Telford XR WW FJ N NW 1 lx xi, QW Q5 I-I I-I UD Founded at Miami University in 1855, sioMA oi-ii be-mme one of the members ot the now famous Triad. The national organization oi Sigma Chi includes ninety-eight active chapters. Alpha lota chapter on this campus Was established in l883. The co-captains oi varsity iootball, basketball, and baseball teams are all among their members. 55' 44 5? L no i A x l First row: Bob Duncan, Alvin Hartman, lack Armstrong, Milan Folkers, Knoble Thomas, Kenneth Chittum Second row: Frank Soeka, Lyle Goodpasture, Marvin Ragan, Iohn Brady, Bob Atkinson Third row: Harry Fuller, Dick Dowse, Dean Graff, George Ruff Fourth row: Charles Salch, Fred LaPlant, Charles Mercier, Dick Secord Fifth row: Walter Ehrmantraut, Ray Temple, Arthur Stubbs, Iames Lindsay Sixth row: Harold Morey, Keith Anderson, Harold Behrends, Iames Robinson, lim Meyers MEMBERSHIP BY CLASSES Seniors: Kenneth Chittum, Robert Duncan, Gene Keys, Arnold Rupprecht Iuniors: Keith Anderson, Robert Atkinson, Richard Dowse, Richard Folk, Lyle Good- pasture, Alvin Hartman, Danny Menendez, Iames Myers, Clyde Peterson, William Tomlin, George Ruff, George Walker Sophomores: Iack Arm- strong, George Brines, William Campbell, Milan Folkers, Harry Fuller, Frank Soeka, lack Sulli- van, Ralph Van Horne, Iames Wuthrich Freshmen: Harold Behrends, Charles Bozzardi, Iohn Brady, Walter Ehrman- traut, Richard Fager, Dean Graft, Iohn Gray, Charles Lam, Fred La- Plant, lames Lindsay, Charles Mercier, Carl Nierstheimer, Marvin Ragan, Iames Robinson, Charles Salch, Richard Secor, Charles Strauch fl V Mx ge X, 4 R 5 Li lb 'iii ge li D-1 D-1 U2 fqgx ,ii SIGMA KAPPA was tounded at it Colby College in l874, and Eta chapter was established at llli- v nois Wesleyan in 1906. A sister traternity to Kappa Sigma, it now has forty- tive chapters. Activities during the year in- clude a Winter and a spring formal, a pledge dance, and the annual tootball banquet tor letter men. The chapter house, the tormer residence ot Mrs. Alice Robison, was pur- chased in l93U. Student activities ot members include the presidency ot Masguers and Egas. First row: Helen Moberly, Nelda Moorman, Bonita Moorman, Virginia Ficklin, Gretchen Phelps, Marguerite Kimball, Olivia lensen, Dorothy Butler Second row: Helen Storm, Lucille Boies, Eileen Holtorty, Ruth Squires, Rosemary Hieser, Katherine Shipley Third row: Norma Benson, Mary Schwartz, Frances Hutton, Margaret Reeser, Mary Gullett, Grace Boies, Lola Chapman, Lucille Willett Fourth row: Elizabeth Ann Goudy, Dorothy Hempstead, lean Fletcher, Dorothy Turner, Ruth Biby MEMBERSHIP BY CLASSES Seniors: Marguerite Kim- ball, Nelda Moorman, Gretchen Phelps, Mar- garet Reeser, Mary Schwartz, Dorothy Turner luniors: Lola Chapman, lean Fletcher, Mary Fos- ter, lean Ficklin, Elizabeth Ann Goudy, Mary Gullett, Rosemary Hieser, Helen Moberly, Ruth Squires, Helen Storm, Kathryn Shipley Sophomores: Ruth Biby, Dorothy Butler, Eileen Holtorty, Bonita Moorman, Lucille Willett Freshmen: Norma Benson, Lucille Boies, Dorothy Hempstead, Frances Hut- ton, Olivia lenson 44? Sew! F st 1. , fig? VH ge it lt EPSIL PP T 1. .Kiki -- -- Alpha chapter of the national fra- ternity TAU KAPPA EPSILCDN was founded at lllinois Wesleyan in l899, and at present there are forty-one undergraduate chapters. The chap- ter has been lntrarnural champions the past two years and was Winner of last year's Scholarship Award. TKE is the only national social fraternity ever founded at Illinois Wes- leyan. First row: Francis Turley, Kenneth Litherland, Guy Kintner, William Crossman, Mrs. Eva Ewins, Walter Lohman, Roy Robbins, Gerald Eagan, Laverne Hammond Second row: Vincent Merritt, Graham Thomsen, Robert Withey, Morgan Evans, Leroy Kaska, Gerald Dalrymple Third row: lack Mortimer, Ben Rahn, Louis Clemons, Farrell Fiedler, Robert Spencer, Howard Sites, Earl Corley, Robert Lorenz Fourth row: Charles Kirchner, Lyle Vietch, Gerald Drummond, Charles Holforty, Iack Towson, Dave Simpson, Bob Irwin, Dale lenkins, Dean Izatt, Bob Lorenz, Iohn Taylor, lack Keith MEMBERSHIP BY CLASSES Seniors: William Crossman, Brooks Hall, Charles Hulick, Leroy Kaska, Guy Kint- ner, Leonard Krahl, Roger Martin, Vincent Merritt, Robert Oliver Iuniors: Morgan Evans, Theodore Folk, Riley Iackson, Walter Lohman, Roy Rob- bins, lohn Taylor, Graham Thomsen, Robert Withey Sophomores: Louis Clemons, Earle Corley, Iohn Cribbett, Gerald Dalryrnple, Gerald Drummond, Laverne Hammond, Charles Holforty, Harold Kessler, Ioe Laughary, Robert Lorenz, lack Mortimer, Ben Rahn, Louis Shambaugh, Howard Sites, Gene Snapp, Robert l Spencer, Iack Towson, Lyle Vietch Freshmen: lack Anderson, Donald Drumm, Gerald Eagan, Farrell Fiedler, Bernard Hartough, Robert Irwin, Dean Izatt, Ralph lacobs, Dale Iinkins, Iack Keith, Charles Kirchner, Kenneth Litherland, Larry Markey, Welby Norwood, David Simpson, Francis Turley, Donald Warner 'X N EN' 'f I X tt 33 1? T g Q A 1 ' ' Q2 Lt E4 IJ Lu D-I 'NN PI-Il GAMMA DELTA was founded at Washington and Ietferson Col- lege in l848, and Alpha Deuteron chapter was established here in l866. There are seventy-three chapters ot the traternity at the present time. In a tie they shared honors as homecoming champions this year. Among their members are the president ot Theta Alpha Phi and this year's homecoming chairman, First row: Willard Love, Denton Woodward, Robert Iohnson, Ben Hiltabrand, Iames Costello, George Wasem, I. H. Davison, William Guthrie, Billy Winter, Robert Meeker Second row: Harry Shockey, Hobert Deaver, Louis Gerding, Stanley Freese, Howard Botslield, William Tucker, Edson Hart, Ralph Fairchild, Martin Tayman, Orville Dodd, Wayne Fasse, William Harris, William Tyree, Warren Gemberling, Donald Willard Third row: Robert Grubb, I. C. Veatch, Dale Chenoweth, Iohn Brokaw, Ralph Frank, Robert Fuller, Frank Rust, Howard Millard, William Mammen, Richard Crumbaugh MEMBERSHIP BY CLASSES Seniors: Iames Ellis, Ralph Fairchild, Wayne Fasse, William Guthrie, Martin Tayman, William Winter luniorsi lames Costello, Iunior Davison, Stanley Freese, Edson Hart, Franklin Rust, William Tyree, George Wasem, Donald Willard Sophomores: Ben Hiltabrand, Robert Iohnson, Willard Love, 'William Mammen, Robert Meeker, Fred Olson, Harry Shockey, Denton Woodward Freshmen: Howard Bots- iield, Iohn Brokaw, Ir., Robert Campbell, Dale Chenoweth, Richard Crumbaugh, Hobert Deaver, Orville Dodd, Ralph Frank, Robert Ful- ler, Warren Gemberling, Louis Gerding, Robert Grubb, William Harris, Iohn Kerr, Iohn Millart, William Tucker, Iohn C. Veatch 1-b..,kKX 117 t sr l i N7 ik, yd D-I I-JI D-I 'PHI MU ALPHA is a member of the national music fraternity founded in l898 at the New England Con- ' servatory of Music. There are now sixty-one active chapters. Alpha Lambda chapter was established at Illinois Wesleyan in l924. Activities included the ini- tiation of Harold Bauer, eminent pianist, as an honorary member and joint sponsorship of Marcel Dupre, organist, in formal recital. The chapter also presented a chapel program and spring Sunday Vesper recital. The presi- dent of Student Union is a member of this fra- ternity. First raw: Rayburn McNeal, Page Waddell, Glenn Collins, Mrs. Alice White, Floyd Heydenburg, Robert Baker, William McQueen Second row: Wilbur Hallman, Richard Farrell, Raymond Olson, Albert Olson, Victor Thrall Third row: Robert Summerfield, Allan Weckel, Howard Smith, Armand Wind- moeller, Eugene Leach Fourth row: Russell Tambling, Ioe Phelps, Charles Guilford, lohn Trowbridge, George Rock Fifth rowi Robert Smith, Yale Kesterson, Donald Bellah, William Book MEMBERSHIP BY CLASSES Seniors: Robert Baker, Keith Booth, Glenn Collins, Cecil Compton, Floyd Heyden- burg, Rayburn McNeal, William McQueen, Henry Smith, Page Waddell, Ir. luniors: Donald Bellah, William Book, Charles Countrymen, Richard Farrell, Wilbur Hollman, Eugene Leetch, Albert Olson, Raymond Olson, Victor Thrall, Noble Vance, Fearn Wilson Sophomores: Reuben Anderson, lacob Freda, Charles Guilford, Glenn lablonslci, Ralph lones, Richard King, Charles Lutton, Earl Maine, Harold Smith, Robert Summerfield, Russell Tambling, George Warner, Allen Weckel, Armand Windmoeller Freshmen: Pershing Cooper, Arnold Grael, Alvin lacobson, Robert lorgen- son, Yale Kesterson, loe Phelps, George Rock, Robert Smith, lohn Trow- bridge, lohn Williams T WS ka! X 119 ' x img E ,fjsk ' '2 se I-J U2 C3-I III U2 D-1 it--J il in? l ' l vp? Those men on the campus unaffil- fw-, iated With any national Greek hifi letter social fraternity first organ- ized themselves as the lllinois Wesleyan University lndependents in l93l. ln l937 this group reorganized as Phi Sigma Epsilon. Regular Weekly meetings are held in an effort to secure adequate representation in campus affairs and to promote fellowship among this part of the student body. Among its members is the president of the Senior Class. Professor Watt is faculty advisor for the group. First row: loseph Kelly, Henry Nollsch, Donald Stoutarnyer, Sherwood Dees, Harold Ward Second row: Lloyde Dees, Allan Goss, Robert Sayre, Franklin Skelton, Leo Unger MEMBERSHIP BY CLASSES Seniors: Sherwood Dees Iuniors: loseph Kelly, Don- ald Stoutamyer, Harold Ward Sophomores: Allan Goss, Henry Nollsch, Chalon Renfro, Franklin Skelton Leo Unger Freshmen: Lloyde Dees, Robert Sayre ze s mug N. v ll 122 X fi ix af W7 rK4fwwf ' U' ' is 1, KH! , ix HARRY M. BELL Director of Athletics Head Coach of Football FRED H. PARKER Assistant Director of Athletics and Freshman Coach il s 5 -uf v,-- Nw' i ' kr M il TOM SLANEC lOSEPH YURIECI Assistant Coach Assistant Couch WAYNE HAWKINS Assistant Cocich M bm, A, X, csec A frill s ', t 124 S THE VARSITY SQUAD After starting the season by upsetting one of the best teams in the South, Louisiana Tech, they piled up cm impressive record by winning most of the remaining games. THE CO-CAPTAINS Kenneth Chittum cmd Robert Oliver f ' L' g W J Writ: is CJ i f ES AND RSON I u 14 ,J sth . Y Q., 4.1 y 'v fi' :sig A lr ' V lv 'i','rS.b,b f':,-:X .:9 0-7' ff 4' 15? QE: M fr T 'P lfisfi 3.'o N v,-3 V .P wf QQ' Wobll 'V j I I , jwfs wt Haltback I nior ast and aggressive-filled in e weak spotliylithout hesi- tation BILL CAMPBELL End-Sophomore One end of a stalwart line- an indispensable cog in the Titan machine TED FOLK Tackle-Iunior Powerful-rangy-a big addi- tion to any line f' Uma ROBERT BREMNER Tackle-Iunior Co-captain elect-a most not- able addition to the team- hails from Wright Iunior Col- lege IACK EG-DORF Guard-Senior A little giant in the line- showed championship form in every game ISAAC G-AGE Center-Sophomore Took over the tough assign- ment of center position- showed the spirit that should make him a regular next year HARRY BURKE Quarterback-Iunior Speedy and alert4showed his mettle in every game he played RICHARD FOLK Fullback-Iunior Co-captain electAall confer- ence fullback-most valuable man-his line plunges a fea- ture of every game WARREN GOODE Haltback-Sophomore Back after a semester out of school-still showed plenty of tire 52:1 l26 2 15-:X R f s. 0 , iifif'- fa Ass IAMES HOPPERS Center-Senior A key man in a strong line- turned in a fine performance for his last year CHARLES LAM Guard-Sophomore Small but effective--a driving spirit in the forward wall LEO MANNING End-Sophomore Turned in several real perform- ances before misfortune in the form of a broken leg ended his activities for the year 127 RUSSELL IOHNSEN Guard-Iunior A hard charging lineman- shoulcl help put Wesleyan on top in the next two years IOHN LUSIANA Tackle-Senior The Caruso of the football squad-finished his career with some smashing perform- ances DOMINICK MONGE End-Sophomore With cr little experience his size and drive should make him a hard man to handle LEROY KASKA Fullback-Senior Voted the most valuable player by the team-a title well deserved for his superior defensive work CLEO MANNIN G End-Sophomore His first year in football- made an excellent showing CLYDE PETERSON Halfback-Senior Big-heavy-Pete plays as steady a game as any man on the team ,ff f ,M xx wtf xx 3 ig lr-tiallfuil.-f,: W it ff Wt WMM W fi J' ,. f ' OHN PILKIS Fullback-Senior arky between his imper- sonations and vocalizations managed to turn in a fine rec- ord in his final season AUGIE SINISCALCHI Hallback-lunior A newcomer from Chicago who was good enou h to Q break into the lineup his first year J I ERIC RASSMUSSEN Guard-Senior This blonde Norwegian corn- pleted his fourth year with the finesse of a professional FRANK SOEKA Encl-Sophomore Held his end well in hand throughout season-should be plenty tough next year WALTER SAMMONS Quarterback-Sophomore Ready to go in and take charge in a moment-a heavy quarterback CARL TIPTON Quarterback-Sophomore Using his shiftiness to advan- tage he showed what a soph- omore can do FRANK VIEHMANN MANAGER IOSEPH KELLY End-Iunior lt you want a rub-down see Another newcomer who Sow 'idoc Kelly-as conscientious o good dool of ootion his a manager as the team ever first season had , 0, . fr lrffl'1iU N in ml,-,,,-V 0 fff f i 0 f THE RECORD Ill. Wesleyan Ill. Wesleyan. . Ill. Wesleyan Ill. Wesleyan. . Elmhurst Louisiana De Paul. . Tech. St. Viator ..,.., .nl . Wesleyan. . 7 .Wesleyan .40 .Wesleyan . 7 .Wesleyanu 7 .Wesleyan . O lll, College ..... Millikin . . DeKalb . . Akron .... Bradley , . , ,,.. V A , A . ...A X 6 Xa ix 540 lmlfI'li W llll ggi!! F FRESHMAN FOOTBALL First row: Tommy Bloomfield, lohn Lenz, Clarence Shear, Arnold Strong, Robert Sayre, Gordon Toomey, Welby Norwood, William Burke, Marcel Maxon Second row: Manager Charles Redfern, lohn Brown, lames Robinson, lohn Howell, Al Oliver, Kenneth Brownlee, Ralph Frank, Harry Lee, lohn Orr, Freshman Coach Fred H, Parker Third row: Robert Folk, Vernon Kammerer, Charles Orr, Donald Drumm, Herb Robinson, Albert Pendergast, Russell Hoswell, Viggo Rasmussen, Robert Morrow, lohn Mohon, Hobert Deaver, Assistant Coach Tom Slanec Experimenting with the freshman rule in athletics for the first time in history, quite naturally there was some doubt in the minds of the athletic board whether or not this digression would materially damage the fine athletic crop our institu- tion is accustomed to receive. lt didn't take long for glum faces to light up with smiles when they got a glimpse of some of the new boys prancing around on the gridiron. ln fact, before the season was over some enthusiastic laughter could be heard. Starting the season out with a victory, the freshman gridsters carried that same fight on into the remainder of the games, and when the old cleats were hung up they hadn't lost an encounter. That We might say is a notable record. The first freshman football team in the history of Illinois Wesleyan athletics is undefeated! But not only were they undefeated, to make the record complete, they weren't even scored upon! A 30-U win over Morgan Park Military Academy of Chicago began a scintillat- ing series of victories which ended only when the lllinois College freshmen had been beaten down l3-O, Millikin 32-U and Wright lunior College 33-O. Can We not say, then, that the future for the gridiron looks bright? X lllilll1l, - f 1 g Co-captains Kenneth Chittum cmd George Ruff cmd Head Coach Hcrrry M. Bell 'X L ,Jr Ljllvjil, fe QL, , e f H lv Ven- L 'M9 FLWL 11 ff...-1-u. Van- ivy-1 V., vvwg ,fguvvr--Ln , 1 V, l 11,4 ,,,.,,.,,-f.,ua 114, Hg,4 u., 4A'Yvv-f0 f fb W., ,fi.+,Mf14f. We A 'f 5,712 Q f Z f , xx 0 ffl? if fIQk1i4:K1r-uf ? 7 I ff? Ji 1 , S .-ff' I Wfxmx Q55 WW H X 4' fi .ggi THE SQUAD BOB DERBY Iunior-Forward MORGAN EVANS Iunior-Center Jjfoffgiaw P, WMM 'WWA fffbzf W' ,WV ,Af MILAN FOLKERS Sophomore-Forward LYLE HENDERSON Sophomore-Forward CLEO MANNING Sophomore-Forward 133 HARRY FULLER Sophomore-Guard EDD LUKES Senior-Guard DOMINICK MONGE Sophomore-Guard ' 0 Facing the conference season with a green team and a tough eastern trip, Coach Harry Bell had some little difficulty in rounding his squad of sophomores and juniors into a smooth Working machine Returning home after the holidays the Green and White snipers turned in a series arise IOHN PILKIS Senior-Eorw ard DICK SECORD Iunior-Guard HOWARD SITES Sophomore-Guard FRANK SOEKA Sophomore-Guard RAY TEMPLE Sophomore-Forward GEORGE WALKER Iunior-Forward of Wins that was very encouraging. When the season ended they had lost only two home games and finished Well upon the conference ladder. With only three seniors on the squad, prospects for a Winning team in the l938- l939 season are very bright. 134 f s FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Front row: Iohn Kerr, Ralph Frank, Fred La Plant, Charles Redfern Second row: Coach Fred Parker, George Marquart, Robert Morrow, Marcel Maxon, As- sistant Coach Torn Slanec Third row: William Burke, Larry Markey, Charles Strauch, Harry Anderson, Iames Robinson 'lie Y X Vos, . 2 ma, H, 233611 Q lpn 'rrr 1 r tfwll'1lm,, 5 0 ,fn EEE' WZ Coaches FRED PARKER Il-XCK HORENBERGER M97 ,F if 5X J ff, 5 f byx KW wl,w.tplxvLf,:YY-,X-YV 0 17 on -' ' ,ff . H. kd CO-CAPTAINS Danny Menendez Clyde Peterson ,. f was X i if N 4 J:-,Tx Y, KNOBLE THOMAS RAY TEMPLE ED LUKES Iunior-Center Fielder Sophomore-First Bcfsemcm Senior-Pitcher E. D. WOZNIAK IAMES MYERS HOWARD MILTON Sophomore-Shortstop Iunior-Pitcher Sophomore-Pitcher 1 068 in ll 139 X X f u...'a- X LQ f Agri HAROLD BEHRENDS CLARENCE SHEAR EARL SMITH Freshman-Pitcher Freshman-Catcher Freshman-Shortstop DALE MEYERS FRANK VIEHMAN Freshman-Third Bcxsemcm Iunior-Left Fielder E m? H , L W l ISAAC GAGE DEAN GRAPE ED LAKAFKA Sophomore--Pitcher Freshman-Catcher Iunior-Pitcher FRED LA PLANT HARRY ANDERSON WILLIAM CAMPBELL Freshman-Shortstop Freshman-Catcher Sophomore-Right Fielder 'iff' nal ix XX ff'Wf:f11W, L,l: GULF W .1 . f fl . f D, N l ,qi W M4 1,,' '.: '1, A ' A dll-'gg g i j s . S S -get .git f r if fa - - I .I K '- wp? if, 9 if ,. WMWM -- ,.,- , First rowi Al Iohnson, Charles Salch, Dick Secord Second row: Walt Simhauser, Charles Lam Right: Dick Secord, Walter Sirnhauser ff fy X 4 lil S Robert Baker, lohn Brokaw, Morgan Evans, Captain Stanley Freese, Dick Secord Left: Morgan Evans Stanley Freese SWIMMING- Wffg sf l Ex .,,' - il' girl ' lllllll nut s mg s as .. 0 14 x7 V' TENNIS Above: Captain Alvin Hartman, David Simpson Left. Franklin Rust First row: David Simpson, Kenneth Thornas, Vincent Merritt Second row: lake Freda, Wilbur Hollrnan, William Harris, Alvin Hartman, William Crossinan, Franklin Rust ff, ig, a. X ff f fn MQX M55 lfift,ti1t,i,i, : is ,7- Q, 0068 .... .5 TIT!-RNS Members for this organization are chosen on the basis of sportsmanship, scholarship, and athletic ability. The group was or- ganized to promote school spirit and se- cure greater understanding between ad- ministration and athletic department. ln the short time that this organization has been active it has already shown itself to be a strong factor in school life. W CLUB The W Club was organized to bring to- gether all men interested in athletics. Any student who has Won his varsity letter automatically becomes a member ot the club. This group is the representative body of all athletic men. lil PHI GAMMA DELTA Swimming Champions GYM RATS Volleyball Champions Left: lritrclmurcll Mcmclger Sherwood Dees ffl g 'SZ SK V MX li 3 M ali Mullin.: Y: fy giaiig' 55 W l..,v:fi7 ,f I N S in K Wx ,4 Aplnuubl-, gf '37 TAU KAPPA EPSILON Softball and Basketball Champions Left: Wilbur Hollrriarz, Free Throw Champion 0 146 SENIORS Inter-Class Basketball Champions PING PONG CHAMPION Morgan Evans Le-fi: Horseshoe Champion Dwight McQueen X g f ' 1 Mmfx, . x X 2355 M1111 i i if 1. ,.,1w,iit,,iY 0 147 fy W to if mix L 'J f Af L!,.Jf j j Q51 !' ftp f,- . 4 fl X . ,L ' ' ...gf 1 fu- f J- , jj, ,fb J lil x Wesleyan women have a full year of intramural sports, with hockey in the fall, followed by basketball, volleyball during the winter, and baseball in the spring. Due to pressure of time, inter-class tournaments have been eliminated this year, and a system of qualifications for soror- ity teams has been inaugurated. At the end of each season a varsity team is chosen by the W.S.A. board, and usually the varsity team plays the winner of the tournament. The hockey season ended with a tie between the Kappa Deltas and the Kappa Kappa Gamma team. Both groups showed fine team-workg and had not snow prevented it, the final game between the two would undoubtedly have been a fight to the finish. The Alpha Gams were easy victors of the second sport of the year. Led by their tall forward, Alice Sutter, they piled score upon score. One of the best women's volleyball teams in a number of seasons was that of the Independents, and their slate remained clean through- out the tournament. A spirit of true sportsmanship is shown in these contests. They are carried on for sheer love of the games, and a desire to develop physical health and strength. The companionship and friendliness which is cre- ated between the girls of the different groups is invaluable and means much to the harmony of the campus. The Women's Sport Association directed by its president, Evelyn Lis- ton, has been unusually active this year. On two occasions they planned and carried out successfully a co-ed sports night. At a March meeting a new constitution was presented and adopted, and at this time the official name was changed from Womens Athletic Association to Women's Sport Association. f, K N S 1 , Vx is JN , lflmllftvt, . g W , ft' W. S. A. HOCKEY 5 f 155, Q , Wx ar- lg, 0 l W. S. A. BoARD First row: Marietta Crosthwait, Evelyn Lis- ton, Miss Niehaus, Helen Storm, Dorothy Beall Second row: Mary Gullett, Marea Thomas, Elizabeth Iones, Esther Hawks, Myrna Askew VARSITY HOCKEY First row: Esther Hawks, Ethel Detwiler, Alice Sutter, Maxine McCarty, Marea Thomas, Elizabeth Ratcliffe Second row: Helen Storm, Margaret Reeser, Dorothy Beall, Betty Boulton, Bonita Moorrnan, Lois Meeker, Winifred Ellert- sen, Alice Beyer, Lenore Hey, Myrna Askew KAPPA DELTA HOCKEY First row: Eleanor McBride, Kay Iohnson, Ethel Detwiler, Shirley Boeman, Marea Thomas Second row: Yolanda Ray Beall, Dorothy McArclle, Betty Barnes, Margaret Mc- Ardle, Lenore Hey, Margaret Maguire, Dorothy Beall KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA HOCKEY First row: Lois Meeker, Esther Hawks Elizabeth Ratcliffe, lane Princlle Second row: Alice Beyer, Betty Boulton, Marietta Crosthwait K. D. K. K. G. 1-.. vii? X! AVA, ty T llisiltlmfl 1 ff f f 145, ig. xx Q, 7 3' A A. G. D. VARSITY i ALPHA GAMMA DELTA BASKETBALL First row: Kay Zimmerman, Loisana Bob- erts, Alice Sutter, Mary Frances Payne Alice McCarty Second row: Betty Smith, Doroth McBride Y f Maxine McCarty, Winitred Ellertsen, Myrna Askew, Ann Tilton VARSITY BASKETBALL First row: Esther Hawks, Murleen Engel, Evelyn Liston, Eleanor McBride, Mary Gullett Second row: Dorothy Beall, Lenore Hey, Marietta Crosthwait, Betty Lytton, Beth Newsom X if 1 152 if I-IUMQR C553 LGU! , Y- f fffE.1. V A Q..-an-gg Down by de gcrs woilcs Swing is there to swcry One in the hond- Ancl now she has his fraternity pin Hold itl If you were someone else- Geniorl lim unlofxes Small but mighty Paging Mr. Ripley KXMQH Mountain Fairchild Tobie or not Tobie? Boy meets girl-ctw gee- A W.P.A. car polishing project Now you con go boys Wow! Looks good enough to ectt Friend or toe? The Pony Express Boo to you too! LOVE-marches on! 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Egas ...,....,..... lnterfraternity Council lntramurals ......... International Relations Club. Iunior Class ........ Kappa Delta . . . l73 90 .,..l8lfl72 83 ....96e97 92 77 91 ....l37-l4l ..,.l3l-l35 ....98-99 83 8U ....lUO-lOl 84 .....,.lOfl6 1 92 ....l25-l3U 8l ....59-75 77 .. l42 84 79 ....l53-l57 78 86 ....l45el47 82 ....33-43 ....lU2flO3 Kappa Kappa Gamma ..... ..... l U4-lU5 Library Staff .......... .... 8 5 Masquers ..... Music School ,... Ottice Staff .... Orchestra . . . Organizations ,.... Pan-Hellenic Council Phi Kappa Phi ...... Phi Gamma Delta.. Phi Mu Alpha .... Phi Sigma lota .... Phi Sigma Epsilon. . Pi Gamma Mu ..,. Pi Kappa Delta .... Bho Phi Sigma ..... Seniors ....... .... Sigma Alpha lota. , . Sigma Chi ...... Sigma Kappa .... Sophomores . Student Union . . . Swimming ,.,..... Tau Kappa Epsilon .... ..... Tennis ............ Titans . . . W Club ......... Wesleyana Staff .... ..... Women's Athletics . Y.W.C.A. ........, . 78 .....89-92 .. 87 91 ..... 76-92 .. 05 76 ll8-ll7 110-119 81 120-121 .. 82 00 lU6flO7 .,l7-31 100-109 110-111 ll2-ll3 H45-57 .. 76 145 ll4-ll5 143 .. 144 144 l58-l59 140-152 .. 05 Abram, lane .......,... STUDENT Ackerman, Leila lean ...,. Akaka, Abraham ...... Aldrich, Marian ...... Alikonis, Lucille ...,.... Page .......46, 97 .....60, 81, 85 ...18, 84, 99 ....34,105 .....60, 97 INDEX Brady, Iohn W. ,.,, . Bradley, William .... Brauer, Ruth A.. . . . Bremner, Robert S.. . . Brenton, Lois H.. . . . Alexander, Beatrice S.. . . . . Anderson, Clarence G.. .. Anderson, Iames ....... Anderson, Harry .... Anderson, Keith .......... Anderson, Lorraine .......... Anderson, Mary Elizabeth .... Anderson, Reuben D. ..... . Andrews, Marion E.. .. Anklam, Evelyan . .. 34,109 ....46 ....33, 34, 77 ........18 ....46, 85 ....60 ....46 Brines, George R.. . . Britton, Dorothy . .. Brokaw, Iohn A.. . . . Bronwell, Alvin W.. . Brooks, Helen Iean. . Brown, Donna M.. . . . Brown, Iohn ........ Brown, Martha lane. Brown, Reba M. .... . Brownlee, Kenneth . Appell, Marvelle .... Armstrong, lack ..., Askew, Myrna A. .... . Atkinson, Robert L.. . . . Ayers, Ioseph B. .... . Babcock, Betty . .. Baker, Robert S .... Banta, Harold .... Baker, Warren Q.. . . . Barbee, Noble G. ..... . Barber, George T. .... . Barnes, Betty lane ..... Barnes, Helen ...... Barnes, Ruth A.. .. Barnes, Ruth C.. .. Barr, Mary M. ....... . 83,86,111 Bauer, Arvilla E. ................ . Beadles, Marguerite B. .......... . Beall, Dorothy A. ........... 34, 84 Beall, Yolande Ray .... Behrends, Harold W.. . . . Bellah, Donald W. .... . Benner, Keith B. .... . Benson, Norma I.. . . . 34, 84, 97, 150, 152 111 60 ......46, 101 ....18,76,119 18 60 46 60 . .... 60, 103, 151 .,..18, 82, 105 ..,...18, 109 34 ....19,105 76, 107 , 103, 150, 151, 152 84,103,151 60 ....34, 119 60 ....60,113 Berenz, Bernadine .......................... 34, 105 Berlin, Robert ........ .... .... . . . Beyer, Alice ... . . . .19, 76, 79, 8 1, 82, 105, 150, 151 113 Biby, Ruth .... . ............ . Bickett, lane .. Blakney, Ioy .... Blatt, Isabelle ...... Bloomfield, Thomas . . . Blue, Dorothy Ann .... Boeman, Shirley .... Boies, Lucille R.. . . Book, Iohn W. .... . Boone, Mary Kay . .. Botsfield, Howard . . . Boulton, Betty .... Bourn, Leland C. ..... . Boysaw, Harold E.. . . . Bozzardi, Charles C.. . . . 60, 105 34 46 ......60, 130 101 .....60, 103, 151 113 34 107 117 ....46, 105, 150, 151 46 .....19, 82 ....61,111 Buck, Virginia .... Buehler, Margaret . . Burgner, Carl E.. . . . Burke, Harry ...... Burke, William E.. . . . Burnett, Perry P. .... . Burnoski, Ernest C... Burton, Clark ....... Butler, Dorothy L.. . . . Butler, William A.. .. Buttell, Iacob C.. . . . Camp, Christine .... Campbell, William . Carey, George ..... Carper, Darrell E.. . . Cavins, Miriam ..... Challis, 'Nilliam E... Chapman, Lola ..... Chenoweth, Dale . . Childs, Milton ..... Chittum, Kenneth . . Christ, William B.. .. Christian, Iohn R.. . . . Clapp, Harry W.. . . . Clemons, Louis .... Coen, Carolyn . . . Coen, Mildred . . . Coil, Floyd L.. . . Coil, Ross A. .... . Collins, Glenn ..... Compton, Cecil M. . . Compton, Gwendolyn Cookley, Donald .... Cooper, W. Pershing. Corley, Earle O ..... Cornelius, Evelyn .. Costello, Iames I.. . . . Costello, Mary Ann . Coulter, Marilouise . Countryman, Charles Cox, Mary Elizabeth. Cox, Ralph C. ...... . Page .....61,111 46 .,..46, 78, 81, 97 .....46,99, 126 61 .....47,111 .....61,107 .....61,117 83 105 . 35, 77, 81, 97, 159 130 19, 78, 79, 85, 86, 97 79, 109 130 ....6l, 84 .....19,109 ...,19, 76,82 .......35, 126 ....6l, 130, 135 47 47 61 .....47,113 61 109 ....47, 111, 126, 141 105 ...35, 76, 82, 84, 99 113 117 117 ....20,111,125,l31 62 47 .......19,76,109 ....19, 76, 79, 109 62 62 .....20, 119 .....20,119 .....47,109 47 62 .....47, 115 83 ....35, 78, 117, 159 .....20, 81, 84, 105 109 .....47,119 35 ....62, 99 174 Coyle, Ruth ....,... 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