Illinois Wesleyan University - Wesleyana Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)
- Class of 1939
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A w f 5 - C0 'PE ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES MUSIC ATHLETICS FEATURES AlHVllNlS'I'liA'I'l0N VVILBERT FERGUSON Vice Presiclenf Professor of German B.A., MA., Ohio XVesleya1n University L.H.D., Illinois Xlfesleyan University University of Michigan University of Leipsic University of Lzlusanne XVILIGY G. BROOKS l'1'csirIeint B.Ecl., Neln-zlska State 'Feaeliers Uollege PLA., York College M.A.. 'fezxeliers Vollege, il0lllIl'llJl2l University l'h.D., 'University of Town MALCOLM A. LOVE Dorm of Um Collage of Ifilmrrrl Arts Dorm of Af177'l'i?l i.9fl'lLlNMI. HA., Simpson -Collc-gc' MA., PILD., 'Univorsiiy ol' Iowan LEON A NVISE F IG LST IC I D Dvlm of W'omovr Assislrml Professor of Ifl1l1l'f1l'i0'Ilf HS., M.A., Ohio S1n10U11ivc-1-sity :NOI'HlXVCSf0l'll Univcr'si11y ART!-Al'UR E. XVES'l'I5R00KL Dam of H10 School of Mwxif' Professor of Voicrf B.A., B.N1'ls., MIND., Albion Vollog WVILLIAM WVALLIS Professor of H islory B.S., Ohio Wesleyan University M.A., University of Illinois University of Illinois WIIJLIAM E. Knrrcu Professor of Violin M.Mus., Illinois College FRANK B. JORDAN Professor of Organ B.Mus., Illinois Wesleyan University M.Mus., Bush Conservatory University of Wiseoiisiii Westminster Choir School FRANKLIN SPENCER MORTIMER Professor of C'lz,emislry B.S., Penn College Ph.D., State University of Iowa IIIILDRED ZHUNT Professor of Matlzemotics B.A., Denison University Ph.D., University of Chicago J E. THOMAS Professor of Education B.A.., Des Moines College M.A., PILD., State University of Iowa RJALPII lllmlcnson BROWNS Professor of Philosophy B.A., MA., IJePa.uw University B.D., Garrett Biblical Institute Northwestern U niversity SAMUEL C, RATCLIFFIE Professor of Sociology B.A., University ot Mount Allison M.A., University of Alberta Ph.D., University of Chicago MYRON T. TOWNSEND Professor of Biology BS., Bates 'College M.S., Ph.D., University of Illinois 10 I7IRGlNIA A. Hrrsrnn Professor of l'7'tIIl't'l1C0U!I B.A., B.Mns., Illinois NVesleyan University WILLIAM Euan Sonulxrz Professor of Englisla. B.A., Culver-Stockton College M.A., Ph.D., Yale University WILSON B. PAUL Professor of Speech. B.A., Taylor University M.A., State University of Iowa University of Michigan State University of Iowa 11 NVILLIAM 'l'. BEADLES Professor of Economics B.A., Illinois NVesleyan University M.A., University of Illinois University of Illinois ISAAC S. CORN Professor of Religfiort B.A., Franklin College M.A., University of Denver BD., Iliff School of Theology Ph.D., Boston University l7INClCNT P. QUINN Professor of Art' Ph.B., M.A., University of Chicago Art Institute of Chicago l7ERA C. SAAR Professor of Home Economics B.S., M.S., University of Colorado University of Colorado Iowa State College PHILIP I-IOMER BARNES Professor of Piano B.Mns., Chicago Conservatory of Music New England -Conservatory of Music IIARRY M. BELL Director of Athletics Associate Professor of Physical Education BS., Drake University University of Southern California Bnssnz LoUIsE SM1'rH Professor of Musical Thcoi and Piano B.Mus., American Conserva- tory of Music, Chicago Harvard University CONSTANCE FERGUSON Professor of French B.A., Illinois Wesleyfaii University M.A., Middlebury College University of Lausanne University of Grenoble ETHEL A. GUNN Insfrilcfor in Dramatic Art 'U Graduate of Illinois IVesleyan University School of Expression Columbia School of Expression REGINALD M. CHASE Professor of Classical Languages B.A., University of Toronto M.A., Ph.D., University of Chicago JOHN R. WATT Assistfmf Professor of Biology B.A., Nebraska VVesleyan University MS., Iowa. State 'College Iowa State College State University of Iowa University of Nebraska C YARR112 RURFNER SPIER Ivzstructor in Public School Music Metllofls 'l'HoMAs F. I-I,xRo1'r'r Professor of Physics B.A., M.A., Ph.'D., Indiana University IRMA TUNKS Wnins lvislrrcctor in Piano I7i1'ocl'0r of Elcmevziary Division B.Mus., Illinois 'Wesleyan University R . D xv IGI-IT 'D R l1:xLicR f'ILSH lLCf07' in Piano B.M'us,Ed., Illinois VVesh-van B.Mus.Ecl., Illinois .WCSlGj'Zlll. UniVO1.Si'tV ' University ' American Institute of Normal Methods EDXVIN H. Civiwcs Associate Professor of History B.A., M.A., Ph.D., State University of Iowa ll. Fmcn PAIQKER .fl ssisi an t Professor of P71 ysicul Education BS., University of llflichigan University of Michigan J. ALFRED Nim Assistant Professor of Voice B.Mus., Illinois NVosleya,n University M.Mus., Bush, Conservatory Juilliard School ol' Music 13 Fmizniizincli LEWIS Muni, .flssistant Professor of Mathematics HS., University of Illinois .h'lAIlIAN NIEEIAUS Assistant Professor of Physical Education H.A., Cornell College M.A., State University oi' Town Sl'I'INCl'IR G1n+:1cN ilssistnnt Professor of Voice lS.Mus., Illinois Wesleyaii University M.Mus., Bush -Conservatory University of Southern California ETHEL E. YOUNG Assistant Professor of French. and Spanish Ph.B., M.A., University of Chicago Columbia University University of Chicago University ot' London Sorbonne McGill University ALLAN R, LAURSEN Librarian and Instructor of Library Science BA., State College of Washington B.A. in Library Science, M.A. in Library Science, University of Michigan LUCY BR.,xND1coN Assistant Professor of Piano B.Mus., American Conserva- tory of Music, Chicago GENEXTIEXVE NVHITE Assistant Professor of English, B.Ed., Eastern Illinois State Teachers College M.A., Ohio University University of Chicago HANNAH M. IQILLIAN I'HSt7'1LCf07' in SGC7'0tIl7 iflZ Praictfico B.Ed., Illinois State Normal University J. OSCAR HALL Ivzvstmctoi' in Business Law LLB., Northern Indiana Law School Valparaiso University Roixnizm' Ross A.sxislr1'1zl Profcssnr of Bom! In.si1'mnmzlx B.A., M.Mus., University of Arizona E. BIICLBA JOHNSON Ivzstrucfoi' in Speech HA., Illinois IVesleyan Uni versity 'llheoclore Irvine Studio, New York Om GTJILEIDGIEI Vocal Corzch B.Mus., Baylor University Royal f'onsei'vatory, Leipsic 'I Ioxxxucn E. M1i,I.l5R llirocim- of Pf'I'.s07Hl!fl mul 1f1fyi.v!1'al' DIARY H. Honmnn lfizshuvloz' in 'Violin B.Mus.lilcl., M.Mus., Illinois NVesleyan University VIIIPZIQO illnsic-al f'o1lL-go lNIAm:r, l+lwAi,'i' lnstruclor in Organ and Piano B.Mus., Illinois NVesleyan University 4 hi' fi if AIARY lJm'l.1':n, Inslrzwlol' in Pillow B.Mus., Illinois Wosloyam Univorsity American f'0llSUl'V2ll0l'j' oi' Music, l'i1lC'il,9,'O ITEIJEN IJ. WELGE Instruclm' in .llccomzzfiozg B.A., James Millikin Univorsii y 15 'VIRGIL BOLEN l72'.S'f7'1lCf07' in C71 emiszfry B.Ed., NVCSfG1'I1 Illinois State Teachers College MS., University of Illinois XVALTER J. FREEDMAN I'llSf7 lLC170'l' in Band Inslrzmieozis Study at New England Conservatory Northwesterii University DePaul University CLASSES .ff M A RG U 'IC R I 'I' E R 'IC A I J LE S SCCr1'la1'y-Trcr1s urm' G IE OT? G E NVA SEM I'1'1fs'1'fI ent RCI! YHA R D FA RR ELL Vice-I'rnsidm1l '13 L4 ,,. ' G- - CI .Sf 4, L,-L 5 ,. , N, - , Ya: I. ., f VJ. f HozsL:1:'1' A'1'Knxsox Bloomington RS., Biology Do1:o'1'HY Bmnl. Milford RS., 1101110 Evono mics BISHNADIX IC BEHFINZ Iglfllklliillgtflll A B.. English JOJIN W. BOOK Mulberry Grove B.Mus., fl'rombo'n,r' Romam' Bm-:M Nm: Chicago BS., ITistov'y Anxmlmn AKAKA Honolulu, T. H. AJR., Sociology BI-IA'1'IHCli AL:-:xmwl-:la IiiVOl'Si4I0 l2.Mus., Organ. .Tull-:S ANI.llillSllN Detruit, Mich. :X.T3,, Bus. .lzIm. A M.xm.xN ALDRICII Normal A.H., English A. KEITH ANDERSON F:lil'Iu11-y AJR., Sociology MYHNA ASK!-:W Normzll I-LS., Ilomf Eannonzics M'AIlliL'I'IlIl'l'l'1 I21c,x1n.1cs Mzufunmh HH., Hrmm 1600-nomins IJoN.x1.D BI2l,I,A1r Riflgwzmy T1.Mus4., Pvirmo .IUY Brhxxxm' Al'lIlSfl'UI.1g,f A B., E11 gbish Mmlmrzl-1 BHANOM Lincoln PLS., .lima Aflwz. DUNNA I31:owN Pc-kin AIR., I0o'1.gli.vh RICIZA Brno WN Colcllcstru' B.Mns., Violin Clliollflla Cmuw Tuylorville PLS., Bus. Adm. W1m.,1AM C.nA1.mS Lowistown A .B., Philosophy FRANK CLAEYS St. Clmrlcs TLS., Eoonomirrs JAMES Cus'l'I-21.1.0 llllllllllllllfllllll AB., E!?01l'07H ics lll.AR.Y ELIzA12xc'l'1l Cox Chcuoa RS., Home 1:CO7l0lH'lf?N R1f:uA1:,n Dowsl-1 Kemptun HS., Bus. .-Irlm. NANCY 1l0llGAN EVANS Normal A.B., llisfory .Il'Ar:uY Blllililll G2ll0SlllIl'gI AJS., Bus. Azlluz. M 1lu,A1x1 CAV! N S Bloomington A .Il., El'Lgl'iSl1f Lum CIIAPA1. A lzltlllllllllgflllll A.ll., Ilixlor i , M 3 31 HIARY EL1ZABE'l'1l Co1.1J1NS Lmvrencuvillc B.Mus., Piano C11A1z1.1:s C0Ux'rm'MAN Belvidere B.Mus., Clminct J. H. DAWSON Minonk AB., Biology R. MORGAN EVANS Nornml BS., Sm-iology RICHARD FAHRELL Marseilles B,Mus., Tr-umpet ' ? 21 l MARY G'ULLl'I'l l' Melvin HS., Home EGO7lO?7lf'lGS GERTRUDE Hzmnxslz Gibson City B.Mus., Pimlo WALTER IIASTINGS Aurora B.S., H1'.s'tory Rosmmnx' HIESICR Bloomington A.B., Bus. Adm. J o11N HINNEIIS Pekin B.Mus., Organ Rrcmxrm FOLK B.S., History ALLIGN Pom' Konnvy HS., Matlzmnntias :l'il,IZABI5TI1 ANN Gown' Flllfllllllgy N. Y. AB., E'ngZ'ish I L 6- K L ETIIICL FORD Dixon A.B., History S'rAN,Lm' Fmzmsm Bloomington A.B., Economics v i,llAm.liS GUILFORD 'l':1aol1n1, lfVILSl1lllgt0H M.Mus,, Music Edncatvlon ABIIOOKS il'lALL Abingdon B.S., Biology EDSON HAM! Bloomington BS., Biology Esrrnmrn Jo HAWKS Bloomington B.S., 1Iisto'ry MARGUEILITE LHILES lilrlwardsville A.B., Englislz M 1-ILISSA l'lOLDliIlJG I-1 llloomington 'l3.S., IL'C0lI0llIl.0S 22 XVILBUR HOLLMAN St. Louis, Mo. B.Mus., Pfiaxno RUSSELL IMIG Normal RS., Bus. Adm. Mmm JENSON Saybrook B.Mus., Voice ROBERT KEIL Barrington AB., Econo'm'ics VIRGINIA ICERR Rushville AB., English ALDEN LAING Bloomington, A.B., Bus. Adm. MARGARET LANTZ Congervillc A.B., Economics VIRGIL LEONARD Townndu B.S., Philosophy and Psychology 3 JA M1-is 1 l'ow1cr.L Mason City RS.. Biology lXLxl:YANA JANSSIQN :KOW2lI1L'G AB., Biology RUSS1-:Ln JOHNSON Chicago A .TS . , Evo n omics w w A Q x .43 V -1 .W L vb 5 , 'I' if-Xf C7 x if 1' ff. Jr 49 owl I '-2 in ., J osmpu KIQLLI-:Y Chzunpzlign BS., Physics RICHARD :KING Dzmvers B.Mus., Theory LINNEA LAMSON Yorkville AB., Chevnistry ROBERT LENAHAN Vincennes, Ind. BS., Bus. Adm. NVALTER, LOHMAN Ashland B.S., Economics Ries. AL RIONAIIAN Ch:1tsw01'th AB., Bus. Arlm. R1c:u.xl:n RIFIILI-IMAX Taylor Ridge AJS., Sociology JAMES Mvlcns 1H100l1lil1gjfOH RS., B'ioln,r1y ANN NICIIKJIJS Princeton BS., Bus. Adm. W1LH1cI.x11NE PEIN13 Minicx' B.Mus., Piano ROGER 1u,.Ml'I'lN Nm-mal A.P:., H111-igiovl, LOU E1.l.,x NfAS'l'IN Wan pcllzu. RS., Bax. A dm. ELEAN01: MIl1I,l'IIi Gibson Cify AB., Erlurrrrtlion A -v '1 U l 1 1 , 3 rl' M' 1, f'1,,xm-ixulc M.xssm' .I zu vksmlvillc HM us., Orgfm Lois RIICICKFZR Hlfiillllillfjftllfl AJR., Home .E00'Il.0'IHiCS ldmlxla MODAHL Hlmmlinggton 14.Mus., Organ 1lAl:o1.D BIOREY Mi nonk MS., Ilixtozqf Ylxcrl-2 lll'IlP1lY ftillllilfl .vX.Ii.. Sociology Vllmxxnx Nxcsm-11: 1 fvrrin jR.M11s., Pirmo Szum JANE PHASE Lzltllzlm AJ3., French Cnvnlc PIYFEIISON Rockford RS., Biology LORRAINIG 1'E'l'lms0N Clnicugo BS., S2lf'l'CIL BON1'1'A PLIM Wrox Monticello AJ3., Spcrch G EN I-KVI lcv IC R M lcv las Lxltllzml A .B., Sowiolofly Mmm Rlwrnn-tm: 'DiV0l'll0ll AJR., IGIIWHUSII Row? RWUISIRINS Peter:-xl nu rg A.B., History l 1mNKl.xN RUSH' Bloomington B.S., Ef:ov'1o1n'ire.v C,m1 Fo1:n SUIINI-lllll-Ill Tremont, B.S., Economir-x W11.1.m:n Sufwxox .Tohnston City BS., Sociology PAU1. P1-:'1 rl'1' Moline A .B., Ilistory A Nxmsm, R.-wx I,I'il'll'l'l'0l1 ILMUS., Piano Vlclm R+:xF1:o Rosivlu rv XMB., -'fri 1 5 -4 J 'T o -G ' 5 ILA R'IiUTER 1'I!'ll'1'll0l1 AB., Sociology Glzoncsl-3 RU1-'F NBl00l1li!lQ E011 AB., Hlrzfllmrnfzfics 1S15N'l'0x HUHAVI5 Wilmcttv A B., .Physics A1,1s1m'1' SCI Iw11:1'1'zr:n. Lexington A.B., Biology AI'c:Ifs'1' SINISCALCIII Chicago RS., Biology 93' gt. ' Q, 'V' 3 'tr' F. e 4 ' I 3 S Q. my 1 L JAA- 5 Q . Kr' I ' 1 V i:L. 13 6+ XZ' L.- 6 R' V 'ig I , J 3 ARTHUR. STUBBS Delzivan A.B., English JOHN S. T,.xYI.o1: Chicago A.B., Ilistory KNOBLE THOMAS Collinsville .-LB., Biology GRAH.xM TIIOMSEN Fulton B.S., Biology W ILLIAM TYREE Rushvillc A.B., Economics iz D! Q , ov LEO SLIVA Collinsvillcv B.Mus., Clarfimft Rwrlr Soomics Piper City RS., Homo Econom ics 'Hlzmcx S'1'o1:1r Clinton AB., Ilistory l 1 l 'A I Lmu SPANGLER V:u'n:1. A.B., llln'Hiomatic.s' GWENDOIIYN S'rAHr, Biiffzilo B.S,, Economics DUNALD STOUTAMY Sp1'i11g,5iiold AB., Biology K ATIIRYN .SVVITZER 'Piper City B.Mus., Voice WA LTI-71: T1rEoBA1',D Bloomington A.B., English VVAYNE THOMPSON Urlmnzm ALB., Biology V1C'1'o1': TIIRALL Kulzuimzoo, Mich. B.S., Bus. Adm. FRANK 'VIEIIMAN Chicago B.S., Economics ER DALE xrOLfLE Latham A .B., Speech Grsonulc XVALKEIL South NVilmingtou B.S., History H A 1:or..D W Ann Chicago A.B., Sociology VERA W 11181211 Adj Arrowsmitli 6 I B.Mus., Piano ,Lrfw EDXVARD XVILLIAMS Downs B.Mus., Voice Vmua XVOLF' Prairie City B.Mus., P'ia'n.o 27 004' JACK VVAKAYAMA 1'Ionolulu, T. H. A.B., Sociology G1-:1:A1,mNlc WAL'1'm:s Piper City 1R.S., Home El70lf10lIlI'f7.9 Glenmuir WAS:-:Al New York, N. Y. AJR., llisfory ff iw 'S gr it . fc' , Vt f.,- , i 1 A F -' hr FRANCES W RIGIIT Atlxmtzn A,B., English , W J 6 il 1 4 ,nj 51 A M Inu , -A 5 i wsu, A All Ov 'tif LOl!li'1 1'A XYEIIIMIQIR Hopcdale B,Mus., Piano ROBEILT XVITHISY Springfield AJ3., Sociology SUSAN JANE Woons La Salle B.Mus., .Pimio SENIOR INDEX ABRAHAM AKAKA, Beta Kappa, Episeopoi, attended U. of Hawaii . . . MARIAN ALDRICH, Kappa Kappa Gamma . . . BEATRICE ALEX- ANDER, Sigma Alpha Iota tpresident5, Univer- sity Chorus, Senior Committee, A Capella Choir, Homecoming Committee 3, 4 . . . KEITH ANDERSON, Sigma Chi, Editor of Argus, Gamma Upsilon, University Chorus, VVho's VVho Among Students in America, 'tPirates of Pe- zance, H.M.S. Pinafore, vice-president of Junior Class, Student Union, Homecoming Com- mittee 3, 4 . . . MYRNA ASKEVV, Alpha Gamma Delta, Home Economies Club Cviee-president5, NV.S.A. Cpresident 45, Baeonian Club, Y.NV.'C.A., Egas, attended I.S.N.U .... ROBERT ATKIN- SON, Sigma Chi, Alpha Epsilon Delta ,... MARGUERITE BEADLES, Rho Phi Sigma, Home Economics Club 2, 3, -I, Senior Council, Masquers 1, French Club 1 . . . DOROTHY BEALL, Kappa Delta Qpresident 35, 'W.S.A., Home Economies Club, Peanut Club, Senior Committee . . . DON BELLAH, Phi Mu Alpha, University Chorus, 'tThe Mikado, Marching Band, attended I.S.N.U .... BERNADINE BERENZ, Kappa Kappa Gamma, attended Na- tional Park College . . . JOY BLAKNEY, Masquers . . . JOHN BOOK, Phi Mu Alpha, Pep Band, attended Greenville College . . . DONNA BRONVN, Alpha Gamma Delta, Argus Staff, Gamma Upsilon, 'Wesleyana Staff 3, Uni- versity Chorus 1, 2, 3, French Club, Executive Board of NVomen's League . . . REBA BROXVN, Sigma Alpha Iota, Symphonic Ensemble, Phil- harmonic Orchestra, attended NVest,ern State Teachers' College . . . GEORGE CAREY, De- bate, Pi Kappa Delta, Pi Gamma Mn . . . MIRIAM CAV INS, Kappa Kappa Gamma, VV.S.A., Panhellenic. French Club, Senior Com- mittee, attended Duke University . . . VVILLIAM CHALLIS, Beta Kappa, University Band, Inter- national Relations Club . . . FRANK CLAEYS, Sigma. Chi, Football, Basketball, Baseball, at- tended St. Viator College . . . OLETA COLE, Rho Phi Sigma, Symphonic Ensemble, Philhar- monic Orc-llestra ,... MARY 'COLl'iINS, Sigma Alpha Iota, University Chorus ll, Girls' Band, Masquers l .... l AMES t'OS'l'El'iliO, Phi Gamma Delta tpresident 45, Theta Alpha Phi 3, 4 Cpresident 35, Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4 Cviee- president 2, 35, Business Manager of XVesleyana 3, French Club, Hedda Gambler, Beyond the Horizon, H 'tTartuffe, Once in a Lit'1-time. 'tAbie's Irish Rose . . . CHARLES COUNTRY- MAN, JR., Phi Mu Alpha, Band, Symphonic Ensemble, attended University of Kentucky . . . MARY EIJIZABETII COX. Rho Phi Sigma, Home Economies Club, Y.W.C.A., attended Eureka College . . . IVAN DERR, Beta Kappa, Debate . . . NVAYNE DETRICK .... I OIIN ENGfIJISlfl', Camera -Club, Peanut Club, attended I.S.N.ll .... MORGAN EVANS, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Golf 'l, 2, 3, 4 teaptain 2, 45, Basketball 3, 4, Intramural Ping .Pong champion 2, 3 . . . NANCY EVANS, Kappa. Kappa Gannna, ati- tended Monticcllo College . . . ETH EL FORD, Rho Phi Sigma . . . ALLEN FORT, Intramural Manager, attended U. ot' I .... STANLEY FREESE, Phi Gamma Delta, Golf 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 3, Co-Captain -I . . . MARY G-ULl'iETT, Sigma Kappa, Home Economics Club, lV.S.A. . . . BROOKS HALL, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Alpha Epsilon Delta . . . EDSON HART, Phi Gannna Delta, Photographic editor ot Wesleyana 3, at- tended Johns Hopkins . . . ALVIN IIARTMAN, Sigma Chi, Student Union 4, Business Manager of Argus, lllasquers, Tennis teaptain 35, Chair- man lVesley-Anne Day 2, Iiomeeoming Com- mittee 2, 3 . . . VVAUPER HASTINGS, Beta Kappa .... DOROTHY HATFIELD, Kappa Kappa Gamma ,... ESTII ER JO HANVKS, Kappa Kappa Gamma, iW.S.A., Heine Economics Club . . . ROSEMARY HIESER, Sigma Kappa, . . . MARGUERITE HILES, Alpha Gamma Delta, Opera 11, A -Capella l, 2, Masquers 2, 3, 4, Theta Alpha Phi 3, 4, Y.NV.C.A. 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Play 3, 4, Tartuffe, 3, 'tOnce in a Lifetimef, 4 . . . MELISSA HOLDRIDGE, Egas, Pi Gamma Mu, Y.W.C.A., Home Econom- 28 ies Club ...' WILISUR 1'lO1111MAN, P11i Mu Alpha, A Capella, 1'I1oi1' 31, 4, '1l1'l11l1S 21, 4, Free- throw 1l1121l1l111111I 4, 11110111.1111 NV2lS1111112f101l Uni- versity '... JAM ES 1IOW1'l1l11, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Traek 1, Alpha Epsilon D011a, Raeonian Club . . . MAR-YANA JANSSEN, Kappa .Kappa Gamma, Home 1'l1'1JllOll111'S 1l11l11, Alpha Epsilon Delta . . . RUSSE1111 JOIINSEN, 111-ta Kappa, Football, NV1'0s1li11a', 111101111011 hVl'1Q1113 Junior College . . . R1'1li11'lR'1' K 141111, Pi 111111111111 Mu, Pi Kappa Delta, Debate, Oratorp '...' Wlljll EL- MINE PEINE. Sigwna A1p11a Iota, l111iv01'sity 1i'110l.'llS . . . IAJRRAINE P1+l'l'ERSON, Kappa Delta, 11111110111 1'1l111,A111S11l1111'S, Theta Alp11a P11i, Av01110lliS L0ag'11e, 'W.S.A., 111l1V1?1'S11'j' 1'111Jl'l1S, atte11de1l NV1'ig1111 vi111l11Ol' 1'o1l0g0 . . . PA1111 PET'1'l'1', 130111 Kappa, Pi Kappa Delta, Debate, 112111111111 llpsilon, Pi 1121111111211 Mu, Argus, 1111111111011 AVOS10l'1l State '1l1'111'l1Ol'Si College ...' RONITA Pl11h1PTON, Masquers, Theta. Alpha Phi . . . ALICE PROS1111, S11.1'11111, A1p11a flota, Argus, Pr2l,1111. '1'l11S01I111111, Egas, Y.1N.1'.A., S1l111Cl11, Union, Gamma llpsilon . . . 11ENEV1EV1'l REEVES, Rho P111 S11.I,'1112l,, St. Ceeilia filllll, Il11ive1'si1y 1'11o1'11s, i1'l1'1'111'11 1111111, 1 1211110111 1'1ub, :1111Cl'll2111011111 Relations Club, Pi 112111111111 A111 . . . MAIDA RE'1 1'R1flR11, Alpha, 11-amma Delta, Oratory, Debate, 1'lX101111J01'0 Speaking, Pan- hellenie, Egas, Stuclenty ll1l1Ol1, Pi Kappa Delta . . . 'ILA REU'1'ER, 111101111011 l.S.N'.U. . . . ROY ROBBINS, illilll Kappa Epsilon, Debate, Ora- tory, Extemporo Sl101l1i111Q', Pi Kappa Delta, Pi Gamma Mu, S1'11111?l111 Union . . . 1'11RlS'1'1NA ROBERTS . . . GEORGE RUFE, Sigrina Chi, Basketball, Tl'l11'K, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Orcler of Titans . . . REN'1'ON S11llAU13, Editor of 1Ves1eyana, A1'g.111s 1l1101OQj'l'1l1l111'1', R111S1111l'l,'S, Galnma llpsilon, Peanut. Club, Stray Greek Club, 311101111011l'12lI10V01'1111110110 . . . CLIFFORD SCHNEIDER, A -1'ap0lla Choir, Pi 1i1amn1a Mu, Pi Kappa Del1a, Oratory, attenrlecl Rlaekbuirn College . . . LEA11' S1'AN1f1l1ER, Rho ,Phi Sigina, Camera Club, XV0111C11iS 1'1'o11s0 1'Ol1111 1l, ihVOl11C11,7H League, Y.VV.1,f.A., Li111'a1'y Sta11' . . . RUTH SQUIRES, Sigina, Kappa, 11-01116 Economies Club, 1V.S.A .... 111V.EN11OLYN S'1'A1l L, Pi 29 Kappa Delta, Tlieta Alpha Phi, Masquers, Debate . . . HELEN STORM, Sigma Kappa, Egas, Y.W.C.A. fpresidentj, NV.S.A., University 1,'1l0l'11S . . . DONALD STOUTAMYER, Pl1i Sigma Epsilon, Traek, Student U11ion, Episeopoi, 112111161111 1,'ll11J, Library Staff, Alpha Epsilon Delta . . . ARTHUR STUBBS, Sigma Chi, Gannna Upsilon, Argus 1, 2, 3, 4, University Chorus .1, 2, 3, Freneh Club, International Relations 1'ln1J . . . KATHRYN SNVITZER, Sigma Alpha Iota, University Chorus . . . XVALTER THEO- BALD, Baseball Manager 2, Freneh Club 2, 3, Episeopoi, Debate 2, 4, Pi Kappa. Delta . . . JOSEPH KELLEY, P11i Sigma Epsilon, Chapel 1lO11'l11111T1'CC, NV Club, Order of Titans, at- tended U. of I .... VIRGINIA ANN KERR, Kappa. Kappa Gilllllllilt, French Club, Home Ee- onomies Club, Y.NV.C.A., attended MaeMurray 'College . . . GENE KEYS, Sigma Chi . . . RICH- ARD KING, Phi Mn Alpha, Coneertp Band, Pep Rand, University Clmrus, I111CI'1il'fl1C1'11l'LY Coun- eil, atptencled Bluifton College ...I A LDEN LAING, Argus 1, 2, 4, Gamma Upsilon, 11111- versily 1l11Ol,'11S, French Club . . . MARGARET LA N TZ, Alpha Gamma Delta, Theta Alpha, Phi, Masquers, Egas, HChildren of the Moon, Death Takes a Holiday, Beyond the Hori- zon. University Chorus . . . VIRGIL LEON- ARD, Episeopoi . . . XVALTER LOHMAN . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon, Interfraternity Council . . . 1 LAREN'1f7E MASSEY, attended Illinois O01- lege . . . LOU ELLA MASTIN, Alpha Gamma Delta, Masquers 1, 2, 3, Y.NV.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, 3, Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4, Argus 1, International Relations Club 1, 2 . . . LOIS MEEKER, Kappa. Kappa Gamma fpresiclentj, 1101110 Economies Club Cpresiclentj, Student Union, Masquers, Panhellenie, 1V.S.A., 1Vesley- ana., Egas, French Club . . . ELEANOR MILLER, attenclecl Millikin U .... ELAINE MODAI-IL, Sigma Alpha Iota, Library Staff, Argus, University Chorus . . . AL MONAHAN, Sigma. Chi, Basketball, attended St. Viator C01- lege . . . HAROLD MOREY, Sigma Chi, Student Union, Journalism . . . RICHARD MUHLE- MAN, Episeopoi . . . VIN-CENT MURPHY , Basketball, attended St. Viator College . . . JAMES MYERS, Sigma Chi, Pi Gamma Mu Baseball, W Club . . . VIRGINIA NESLER, Sigma Alpha Iota, lVesleyana 3, Argus 3, 4, Pan- 7 hellenie 4, Philharmonic Orchestra I, VVomen's League 3, University Chorus, Homecoming Com- mittee 3, 4 . . . ANN NICHOLS, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Pi Gamma Mn, Egas, Home Economies Club Cpresidentj, IV.S.A., NVho's IYho Among Students in America .... I USTUS OLSON, Episeopoi, International Relations Club, Debate, Masquers, Pi Kappa Delta, Student Union Qpresidentj, Pi Gamma Mu, attended U. of I. . . . SARA JANE PEASE, Phi Sigma Iota, Pi Gamma Mu, Student Union, French Club, Inter- national Relations Club . . . KNOBLE THOMAS, Sigma Chi, Interfraternity Council Cpresidentj, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, YV Club, attended VVa.sh- ington U .... VVAYNE THOMPSON, Beta Kappa, Alpha Epsilon Delta, attended U. of I. . . . GRAHAM THOMSEN, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Alpha. Epsilon Delta, Senior Committee, Intra- mural Manager 1, 2, 3, Track I . . . VICTOR THRALL, Phi Mu Alpha, Pep Band 2, A Capella Choir 3, University Chorus 3, Student Union, Business Staff of Argus . . . 'WILLIAM TY REE, Phi Gamma Delta, Pi Kappa Delta, Debate, Pi Gamma Mu. Student Union . . . FRANK VIEHMAN, Football, Baseball, at- tended VVrigl1t Junior College . . . DALE VOLLE, Theta Alpha Phi Cpresidentj, liflasquers . . . JACK VVAKAYAMA, Pi Gamma Mu, Argus Staff, attended U. of Hawaii . . . GEORGE NVALKER, Sigma Chi, Basketball, Track, W Club, I11terl'rat.ernity Council, attended I.S.N.U. . . . GERALDINE WALTERS, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Home Economics Club, Masquers, at- tended I.S.N.U .... HAROLD VVARD, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Episeopoi, Debate, Apollo Glee Club . . . GEORGE VVASEM. Phi Gamma Delta, Int.ernational Relations Club, Direetor of Ath- let ic Publicity, Student, Argus Staff, Pi Gamma Mu, Honiecoming Chairman, President of Junior Class, President of Senior Class, -Chairman Junior-Senior Prom, VVl1o's XVho in American Universities and Colleges, Summer Director of Employment Bureau, attended Springfield tMass.j College, New York University , . . LORETTA 'WEl.IiIME.l.R, Sigma. Alpha. Iota, Masquers, University Chorus l, 2, 3, Ensemble 4 . . . DON WILLARD, Phi Gamma Delta . . . EDWARD WILLIAMS, University Chorus, A Capella Choir, Band, Symphonic Ensemble, Pliilharmonie Orchestra, attended U. oi' Okla- homa ,... FEARN VVILSON, Phi Mu Alpha, Apollo Quartet. A Capella Choir, University Chorus . . . ROBERT NVITIIEY, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Swimming, Dramaties, French Club, University Chorus, Apollo Glee Club . . . VERE NVOLF, Gamma Upsilon, Argus tLiterary edi- tor 3, 4, Music editor 25, University Chorus, The Chocolate Soldier, Concert Trio . . . MARY WRIGHT, Sigma Alpha Iota. 30 IUR J A li E 11' RIC DA Prnxidmrl MARQI LO U1 S E CO UL'I'ER Sfzcrv lr11'y-l1'cr:s1u'01' J Al 'K ARMSTRONG Vicrc-p7'cs1fdm1l Rl?'l'lE BNN Pi1lf'k1lL'j'X'iH0 BETTY BOULTON Towan d :L Illcmsx JEAN Blzooxs Blounxingtmx CH1:1sT1N,x Ckxxu' Lewistown LOU1S Cnmroxs Ashland IVIARY EL1z,xm:1'H ANDERSON S2llll1l'nlill BIAIIION Axnmcws lil 'Paso lf5b:'l 1'Y ,I4Am!crCK B1lJlJl1lill,2'fllll REUBEN ANDERSON' Belvideru .TACK ARMSTRONG Tlloomingtou NVAL'l'I'IIL ISAIWKOWIAK Chicago VISAUICIJ Bl',A'l 1' TC1lIlk!1kP0 GICOIIGIC Bnlxlcs Morton Pl-:RRY BURNI-:TT Bloomington XVILLIAM G.x1x1PB1aLL East St. Louis G W IGNDOLY N CGMPTON Normal EARLE CORLEY Shelbyville RIARILOUISE Conwlcn Maron HmL1:N Cnmlouwow Armstrong JANE CULBERTSON Dclavan JOHN Ducks San J ose MARY ESTH lan DRAKE Virdcn JUDITH ELKINS Mt. Carmel MILDRED EMERSON Burlington, Iowa Evramm CORNELIUS Clayton 1fINGSLl'IY CRAPP Strvaxtor Jo1rN Clulslswr 'Findlay 1 LTIIEL DE'1'W1LEn Cullom MA1u:UE1:1'rr: Do1ssoN Bloomington GERALD DRUMMOND Canton J OAN ELMORE Bloomington XVILLIAM EWALT Ohio I-IAIIIIY FULLER Canton CIIARLES GALBAVY Chicago GENI-:VIEVE HALLER Downers Grove LIARJOR-IE HARBERT Findlay LYLE :HENDERSON Ruslwillo VIRGINIA FICKLIN Mxuleru, Calif. WALTIQII FOX Bloomington JACOB Fmzm Rochester, N. Y. MILAN FOLKERS Bloomington DANIEL Foxvoa Chicago BEvI:rcI,Y FIIEDRICKSON No rmul ISAAC GAGE Freeport FLORENCE GRAUIQ Bloomington LAVERN ILIAMAND Greenfield ,ALVIN ITARTMAN Fuirbu ry VIRGINIA HENDRIX ,NI1I.l'Hllil,ll LUOILLI-1 HIGGASON Beordstown G11A1x.L1zs I-IOLFORTY Bloomington GLENN J ABLONSKI Big Rapids, Mich. ALBIGRT J OIINSON Streator RALPH JONES Streutor ALICE IQUDRNA Berwyn CHAR-LES LAM Jolmstou City STANLEY LANTZ Shelbyville BEN I-IIIHABRAND Bloomington EIIJIEICN 1'IOLFOl'i'l'Y Bloomington JOHN JANCA Chicago RUTH JOHNSTON Danvers I'IAR,0LD IQESSLER Pawnee En LAKOFKA Chicago PAUL LAMBIIECHT Bloomington BEVERLY LARISON Bloomington JOHN LOUGH Genesee LAURA LUNDII Clinton HELEN MARIER Campus LEO LIANNING Cambridge MIAXINE MCANENEY Geneva NIAILIE L.AuEn Lincoln RUTH L1m'.m1nnc: E Delnvnn HELEN LomsE LONG Sheldon PAUL LE BOEUF Kankakee HELEN LINDSAY Lexington VIRGINIA Lovicno Pontiac NVILLAIID LOVE BlU01T1lll,Q'lZ0l1 Donownxf MARIE Chicago Cmco NIANNING C':unlu'i1lge IBAEBALLA MAHQU Colfax CK IS IvLxnGAnE1' MCAEDLE Chicago Donowmf MCBRIDE XVCIC-1011 ROBERT MICICIIEXZ Bloomington 1Ii:1,mN Momzmy McLean BOMTA :MOORMAN Quincy GENE Mon.'1'm1cn Linden, Iowa Ammon IMURIIIIC Vienna ROBERT Oswmni Brnidwood MARGAMQT P1x1.1cY Bloomin gtzou I'lr:1,1cN McN1co1, Dixon CIlAlU,lCS Mlcucllcra Ncwrnnl TJOMINIUK Momma Mnrh 2 'GOAL' BIELVIN IWOREIIOUSE Birmingham, Mich. JACK BIORTIM 151: Bloomington HENRY NOLLSC11 13lCHSlll1t Plains VVILLIA M PALSZYNSKI Chicago IQATIIERINE POXVELL Bloomington JOHN SCHAWFIQIL Bom-dstown Rlclmuo SCHOENEN B ERGER Chicago JoI1N Slrmralan Cullom ICATHRYN SIIIPLEY Pan-is Howmm SITES Farmiu gton Doms PULLMAN Mishawaka, Ind FRED R12 ED Brniclwoorl J EAN Rom' Ashton ELIZABETH RATCLIFFE Bloomington CHALON RENFRO 'Rosiclarc EDWIN ROOZEN Normal 'VIVIAN SCIIEETS Bloomington fl?'mcN Sxr,xN1c1.1N Toluca YVILLIAM SIIINER Normal NTIWELL S1Lv15Y Bloomington FRANKLIN S1:mL'1'oN Cllurchville, N. Y. HAROLD SMITH Mt. Cill'lI'lCl Ronlcwl' SoMAr1s1.w1ELD East Peoria LEON S-'mimic Bloomington JACK Su1,L1vAN Industry LAWmaNCla TAGG Cerro Gordo RAYMOND Txsmizms Tumpico W1 LLIAM TOMLIN Potomac LEO UNGER Rushvillo FRANK SOEKA Kenosha, YVis. Romcwu SPENCER Pvki n ARNOLD STRONG 1i'l'0WSl3lll'g, N. Y ALICE SUTTIQII '1'owzu1mla MAILY ELIZABETH TELLING Danville MIAREA THOMAS Bloomington J ACK TowsoN Macon LYLE VEITCII Bloomington JEANNE VVALKLING Ottawa LUELLA XVEBBER Atlanta NIARGAKET XVHITE Springfield LUCILLE WILLETT Bloomington RUTH VVILSON Piper City DENTON WOODWARD Waterloo, N. Y. LELAND WA1.'rmzs Genesee ALLAN VVECKEL Moline Anno Wlclisfrraom Bloomington DOROTHY JEAN XVILSON Olney ARMANI: XNINDMOELLER Webster Grove, Mo. 'L BETTY GULLER Secrc'iary-Trcasu rar VERNON KAMMERER President ROBERT MORROW Vice-Prcsidcxnt UPHUNIURE UQ- Q ACKERMAN AUBUCHON ANDERSON BEALL BEI-IRENDS B ENNER BICKET BLIMLINE BLINE BOIES BOONE BRADY BREEN BRITTON BRONVNLEE BUTLER CHRIST COX DAVEE DAVIS DEAVER DEES DELAP DICK LEILA JEAN ACKERMAN, Lcipsic, O .... LILLIAN AUBUCHON, Gary, Incl .... HARRY ANDERSON, Chicago . . . YOLANDE BEALL, Miliford . . . HAROLD BEHRENDS, Clifton . . . KEITH BENNER, Trivoli . . . JANE BICKET, Kzuisas City, Mo .... ELEANOR BLIM- LINE, Argenta . . . J. BROOKS BLINE, Annapolis . . . LUCILLE BOIES, Gridley . . MARY KAY BOONE, Lewistown .... I OHN NV. BRADY, Danville . . . DONALD BREEN, Bloom- ington . . . DOROTHY BRITTON, Harvey . . . KENNETH BRONVNLEE, Chicago . . . VVILLIAM BUTLER, Bloomington . . . WILLIAM CHRIST, Pittsburg . . . RALPH COX, Chenoa . . . KATHERINE DAVEE, Lasvrcnczovillo . . . LESTER LEE DAVIS, Casey . . . HOBERT DEAVER, Chicago Heights . . . LLOYDE DEES, Muhomot . . . HELEN DELAP, Piper City . . . DOROTHY DICK, Bloomington. DICKINSON DOIJD DRUMM DU BOIS 'FIN K lVlTLI.I'IR 4iIClXII3ERl.l'NG GHILAIN GULLER GUSTAFFQON TIAIG HALLSTEIN IlASEMl4IYl'IR, IIA YES IIIQIMPSTEA D HIESER, RHRMANTROUT FAGER GRAFF HARRIS HINMAN DO'ROT1lY DICKINSON, lfllllllllllllfl, Ind. . . . ORVILLIFI DODD, Dixon . . . DONALD DRUMM, Clmmpalign . . . BE'l l'Y DU BOIS, Bloomington . . . NVALTIGR EHRMANTROUT, Isltllllllillgfllll . . . RICHARD FAGIGR, Paxton . . . MARY JANE FIN'K, Bloomington. . . . ROBERT IWULLIGR, AV1l,f0l'V1il'f, Mich .... XVARRICN GEMBERLING, Bloomington . . . HELEN llHl'LAlN, Brnidwood ...' DEAN GRA Fl , Minicr . . . ROBERT GRUBB, Bloom- illgl-U11 . . . BIGTTY ANN GULLNR, Bloomington . . . ROYAL GUSTAFSON, Tiskilwa . . . GI'2R'I'RUDI'J HAIG, Cnsoyvillo . . . IGILEEN TTALLSTEIN, Armington . . . XVILLIAM HARRIS, Hllllblllillgflill . . . fllARV.I'IY HART, TgIOOIY'lil1Q't0l1 . . . ROBERT HASPIMEYER, lBI'lllHCj' .... TACK HAYES, 'I :u'nwr City . . . DOROTHY HEMPSTEAD, Bloomington . . . GERALD .l'lIl'ISl'1R, I'ul'llJI'KlDlIL','Ulll . . . ALMA fIl'INM'AN, Sprillgiiold . . . MARY ELIZA! BETH HOISLIT, MvLv:111. GRUBB HART HOBLIT HOLBERT HOLDSXVORTH HOLLOYVELL HORNEY HOSWELI4 IRVIN IRXVIN IZATT JACOBS, E. JACOBS, R. JENSEN JINKINS JONES, S. JONES, NV. JORGENSEN KEITH KELIERMAN KERR, C. KERR, J. KESTERSON RUTH HOLBERT, Normal . . . DEAN HOLfDSWORTll, Viola HRVATIN JACOBSON KAMME RER LAGER . MACK HOLLOWELL, Newman . . . HELEN HORNEY, Littleton . . . RUSSELL HOSWELL, Minonk . . . FRANK HRVATIN, JR., Farmington . . . DOROTHY IRVIN, Collinsville . . . ROBERT IRXVIN, Freeport . , . DEAN IZATT, Bloomington . . . EDVVARD JACOISS, NV2lSllllll1'1l . . . RALPH JACOBS, Saybrook . . . ALVIN JACOBSON, Streutor . . . OLIVIA JENSEN, Hazen, Ark. . . . DALE JINKINS, Danville . . . SARAH LOUISE JONES, Mason City . . . WILLIAM JONES, Argos, Ind .... ROBERT JORGENSEN, Pzmrk Rirlgo . . . VERNON KAMMERER, Chicago . . . JACK KEITH, Normal . . . WILLIAM KELLERMAN, Chicago . . . CHARLES KERR, Rushville . . . JOHN KERR, Rushvillc . . . YALE KESTERSON, Dana. . . . THELMA LAGER, Chicago. LAMI l..lN'l'Z liAN'l'Zl'lR LA PLANT LEGNER LEONARD LICXVIS IJNDSAY lJ'l'IIl'lRl,.KND LOGUE MAGUIRE MANN lllARQUARD'l' M'A'l l'IlEYl'S MAXON IWCBRIDE INICCARTY IXTGMILLAN Ill E E KE R. lil l'I RCIE R MI L L A R D M INTON :MOA K E IVIY E RS NORMA LAMI, Pokln . . . LOIS LANTZ, Congcrvillc . . . IRENE LANTZER, Streator . . . FRED LA PLANT, Culumut City . . . SYLVESTER LEGNER, Odell . . . ESTHER LEONARD, Brookston, llul .... GRACE LEWIS, Fenton . . . JAMES LINDSAY, Fzlirbury . . . KEN- NETH Ll'1'IlllZRLAND, Raymond . . . DARWIN LOGUE, Chicago . . . MARGARET MA- GUIRE, Normal . . . MILFORD MANN, Shattuc . . . GEORGE MARQUARDT, Golconda . . . EVl'l'l'.'YN MA'l 1'llI-EWS, Moline . . . MARCEL MAXON, Jackson Hts., N. Y. . . . ELEANOR lX'I0l3RlflJl'l, Grzmml Ridge . . . ALICE MCCARTY, Robinson . . . HOVVARD MCMIILLAN, 'llvlviclcro . . . DORIS MICEKER, Bloomington . . . EDSON MERCIER, Normal . . . JOHN MILLARD, Minonk . . . BERNARD MINTON, West Frankfort . . . ROBERT MOAKE, .lolmston City . . . DALE MYERS, Kenney. Vfl-l MYERS NEVVKIRK NEXVSOM NIERSTHEIMER NORRIS OLSON PAYNE PETERS PHELPS, C. PHELPS, R, PHIIQLIPS POPI' PRINDLE PROCTOR RAGAN RAGLAN R-INGLER, ROBERTS ROBINSON ROBISON ROESKE, F. ROESKE, P. ROSEN RYAN FLORENCE MYERS, Genosco . . . ELVVIN NEWKIRK, IJ2llil'!WU0fl . . . BETH NEVVSOM, Libertyville . . . CARL NIERSTJ-IEIMER, Bloomington . . . VIRGINIA, NORRIS, Normal . . . DONALD OLSON, Chicago . . . MARY FRAN PA YNE, Normal . . . MARGARET PETERS, XVCStlTlOl1f . . . CHARLES PI-IELPS, Bezmlstown . . . RICHARD PHELPS, Fair- lmury . . . RUTH PHILLIPS, Princeton . . . AUDREY POPP, Buda . . . MARTHA JANE PRINDLE, Evanston . . . GEORGE PROCTOR, Norlvorno, Mo .... MARVIN R-AGAN, Palmyra .... I ESSIE RAGLAN, Bement . . . GERTRUDE RINGLER, Strawn . . . BEULAH ROBERTS, Lostant . . . JAMES ROBINSON, Tifusvillv, P11 ..... I ANIOE ROBISON, Bloomington . . . FRANKLIN ROESKE, Bloonlillgton . . . PAUL ROESKE, Bloomington . . . RENITETT ROSEN, Bloomington . . . MARY ELLEN RYAN, I3l00IYll11gll0Il. SAILOR. SANVYPIR, SAXICN. S.KYRvI'I SCHAEFFER SCHNEIDER SCH HIC I B16 R. SCIIROC1 K SCH RON D IC Ii SC I-IXVEGLE li SHELDON SHEPPARD SHORT SIMPSON SKINNER. SMITH. B. SMITH, H. SMITH, L. SMI'l'l'I, R. SO UTIHIA RD STAG E SWA RTZ TALBOT TEHLE HAVEN SATLOR, Wuvvrly . . . I R.-XNCIGS SAWYER, Roadhouse . . . ROSCOE SAXER, Springfield . . . ROT!I'Ili'l7 SAYRE, Bcr:u'dst0wn . . . CLIFFORD SCHAEFFER, Beardstown . . . ESTIIER SCIl'NEI1'D1'IR, Trcnmnt . . . NORMAN SCHREIBICR, Normal . . . HAROLD SCIIROCK, Pontizlc . . . RU'1'II'lCLLN SCIIROEIUICR, New Holland . . . RONALD SCIIWEGL1CR,1'ortByron . . . CIIICSTER SI'II'1I.DON.,Rm-k Island . . . FRANCES SIIEPPARQD, XV:1vc1'ly . . . DOROTHY SHORT, Dwight . . . DAVID SIMPSON, Edwards- ville . . . CUSIIMAN SKINNER, Nm'm:1l . . . QlEl'1'l l'Y SMITH, Chicago . . . HONVARD SMITH, Iglllillllillglfill . . . LARRY SMITII, Buda . . . ROBERT SMITH, Bclvidew . . . JAMES SOUTIIAHD, Stuy .... TEANNIC'l l'lC STAGE, Gnlvax . . . JACK STYARTZ, Cllllllllliligll .... I iOSS 'l'AlJiO'l', Lung Point . . . LOIS TE1-ILE, Elwood. TE LFORD THOMAS, K. THOMAS, L. TILTON TOBIE TROTTER, TUCKER, UPTEGROVE VALLINA NVADDFILL WARNER VVEBB XVERNTZ VVILEY VVILLIA MS YVINN XVINSTEAD XVYLIE ZIMMERMAN HOXVLAND BARBARA TELFORD, Avon . . . KENNETH THOMAS, Bloomington . . . LELAII THOMAS, S. Pekin . . . ANN TLLTON, Rocln-llc . . . RUTH TOBIE, Pekin . . . MARY- BELLE TROTTER, Coal City . . . WILLIAM TUCKER, Minonk . . . MILDRED UPTE- GROVE, Bloomington . . . JOHN VALLINA, East St. Louis . . . LYLE XVADDELL, Bloom- ington . . . DONALD NVARNER, Dzmvillo . . . HELEN WEBB, Bloomington . . . LESTER NVERNTZ, Freeport . . . MARJORIE WILEY, Sparlanfl .... T OI-IN E. YVILLIAMS, Bloomington . . . JAMES WINN, Mt. Vvrnmi . . . DON WINSTEAD, Benton .... T AMES YVYLIE, Minouk . . . KATHRYN ZIMMERMAN, Cnrlock . . . DOY IIOWLAND, Kcmpton. R E VIS SHIRI1 IC Y DAX Sec:7'ahn'y-Tran DAVID IG VANS Prcsirlmfl I fl'Ii,ES'l'l'1R' W I'1'l Vice-I'1'cxz'r1r:ni S ILTU7' vlwl QRLUND - 49 l AMEDAY ANDREXVS BADE BAKER BARTELS BA R.'l'LOVV BARTMESS BAXTER BAYLOR. BECKHELM Bl-IYE R BINGHAM BLISS BOARDMAN BOOKXVALTER BOVVER, BROTHERSON BROYVN, D. BROYVN, E. BRONVN, L. BUCHER BUKANT BUKER. HUNTING ALPHIO AMEDAY, Marseilles . . . AUDREY ANDREWS, Paxton . . . EDWARD BADE, Kankakee . . . RUTH BAKER, Pontiac . . . WALLACE BARTELS, Fort Wayne, Ind. . . . YVILLIAM BARTLOW, Rushville . . . DOYNE BARTMESS, Annapolis . . , BYRON BAXTER, Arlington Heights . . . NVILLIAM BAYLOR, Onnrgn . . . WVILLIAM BECK- HELM, Kankakee . . . KATHRYN BEYER, DePue . . . MARGARET BINGHAM, Arlington Heights . . . RODGER BLISS, Towandn. , . . MARIAN BOARDMAN, Cormlova . . . MARDEL BOOKWALTER, Coal City . . . ROBERT BOWER, Bloomington , . . RUSSELL BROTHER- SON, Bloomington . . . DICK BROXVN, Normal . . . EDWARD BROWN, Lexington, Ky. . . . LORETTA BROVVN, Princeton . . . THEDA BUCHER, Roanoke .... I OHN BUKANT, Oak Hill, W. Va .... PHIL BUKER, Mahomet .... T OSEPH BUNTING, Normal. i so BURGETTFI CA LAS CA VANAGH CHARLES CHATFIELD CLARK CLEAVER CONKLIN CUNNELLY CORLEY COVERT CROSBY CUMMINS DAVI S, H. DAVIS, S. DICKEY DILL DOUGLASS DRU RY DUMBAULD DUNCAN, R. DUNCAN, XV. DUNN DUVAL RONALD BURG.lCTTl'l, Fort Wayne, Incl .... CATHERINE CALAS, Canton . . . PATRICIA CAVANAGII, Univcrsity City, Mo .... IIENRY CHARLES, Gruyvillc . . . JUNE CHAT- FIELD, Chicago . . . JOSEPH CLARK, Caitlin . . . MARY JANE CLEAVER, Anderson, Ind. . . . PEGGY CONKLIN, Rockforll . . . GEORGE CONNELLY, Mt. Pulaski . . . ROBERT CORLIGY, Slicllxyvillc . . . DOUGLAS COVERT, Dixon . . . HELEN CROSBY, Bloomington . . . DOROTHY CUMMINS, Eflwnrclsvillo . . . HAROLD DAVIS, Rusllville . . . SHIRLEY ANN DAVIS, Paxton . . . LANVRENCE DICKEY, Cerro Gordo . . . MARIJANE DILL, Ruslivillo . . . TIIOMAS DOUGLASS, llurlvillc . . . KEITH DRURY, Centralia. .... I AMES DUMBAULD, Quincy . . . ROBERT DUNCAN, Bloomington . . . VVARREN DUNCAN, Mimllzinsl, Texas . . . EDWARD DUNN, Bloomington . . . ALFRED DUVAL, Chicago. EILER EKSTROM ELLIOTT EME RSON ERNST EVANS EVVALT FENITY FINCH FLEMING- FREESH GIERACH GIESE GOOSSENS GRADY GRANT GREEN GREENHALGH GUSTAFSON HALANE HALLAM HARNED HARNETIAUX I-IA RTSON MARY VIRGINIA EILER, Rockford . . . GILBERT EKSTROM, Chicago . . . ROBERT ELLIOTT, Buda . . . PAUL EMERSON, Stonington . . . MARGARET ERNST, Onarga . . . DAVID EVANS, Chicago . . . PAUL EWALT, Ohio . . . EDWARD FENITY, White Hall . . . GEORGE FINCH, Mount Morris . . . EILEEN FLEMING, Forrest . . . WINNIFRED FREESH, Newman . . . JACK GIERACH, Chicago Heights . . . PAUL GIESE, Bloomington . . . FRANK GOOSSENS, Kewanec . . . LOUDENE G-RADY, Herrin . . . FRANCES GRANT, Springfield . . . ALICE GREEN, Gibson City . . . EDNVARD GREENHALGH, Winnetka . . . ROBERT GUSTAFSON, Moline . . . ORVID HALANE, Stanford . . . DICK HALLAM, Normal . . . CHARLES HARNED, Belvidere . . . DUANE HARNETIAUX, Greenville . . . JANE HARTSON, Bloomington. 3 I-IATCI-I l-IANVKS HAYES HAYNES HENDRIX HISCOX HOl l l'lL'l' HOFFMAN HOLDRIDGE HOPPERS IIUGHES, L. HUGHES, S. INMAN IRELAND JARRETT .IENSON JOHNSON, D. JOHNSON, M. JONES JOSEPH ARTIIIIR lIA'l'Cl:I, Avon . . . ALLEN HAWKS, Bloomington . . . MELVIN HAYES, Bloom- ington . . . MARTHA I-IAYNES, Virdon ...' l 'MOGVENE HENDRIX, Mzmrslinll . . . BETTY HEURLIN, Cliicngo . . . NORMAN HISCOX, Chicago . . . ROBERT HOFFELT, St. Louis, Mo .... CI-I'ARLO'l'TE 1lOl5'l M'AN, Snr: City, Iowa . . . JEAN HOLDRIDGE, Bloomington . . . VERNON IIOPPER-S, W1-st Frankfort . . . MARJORIE I-IUFFMAN, Trivoli . . . LEONE HUGHES, Gurdon Przlirio . . . SIDNEY HUG-I-IES, Luke Villa . . . LENORE INMAN, East Moline . . . MARTAN 'lREliAND, Nm-mnl . . . MARTHA JANE JARRETT, Niles Center . . . JOAN JENSEN, Hazen, Ark . . . PAUL JENSON, Saybrook . . . DONALD JOHNSON, Grconviow . . . MARJORIE JOHNSON, Grnyslake . . . PHILIP JONES, Virginin . . . VIVIAN JOSEPH, Edwzmlswille ...' RICHARD KASBEER, Princeton. HEURLIN HUFFMAN JENSEN KASBEER 11 KEENE KELSO KING, L. KING, M. KOENIG KOHLER. KRANOV LANDRY LANE LA UB LEACI-I LEBE'1'SAMER LEGNER LESTER LOOMIS LUCEY MADSEN NANNING- MARQUARDT MCCLURE MCNEIL MARRIETT MAU Ml+Il'lKER, MARTHA JANE KEENE, Pinekneyville . . . BETH KELSO, St. Louis, M0 .... LOR- RAINE KING, Danvers . . . MARY ELIZABETH KING, Olney . . . FRYDA KOENIG, Dundee . . . ROBERTA KOHLER, Carloek . . . DONALD KRANOV, IValnut . . . EDWARD LANDRY, Bloomington . . . SAMUEL LANE, Farmington . . . LOREN LAUB, St. Joe, Ind. . . . ARTHUR LEACH, Morris . . . RICHARD LEBETSAMER, Freeport , . . VINCENT LEGNER, Odell . . . RICHARD LESTER, Bloomington . . . CHARLES LOOMIS, JR., Johnston City . . . ROBERT LUCEY, Bloomington . . . BOLETTA MADSEN, Joliet . . . JACK MANNING, Shelbyville . . . DONALD MARQUARDT, Goleondu . . . MARION MCCLURE, Bloomington . . . .TACK MCNEIL, Streator . . . MARIAN MARRIETT, Poplar Grove . . . ANNA MAU, Auburn . . . HELEN MEEKER, Bloomington. ME H RNIIOVF, D. MET! 111-10 FF, M. MILICII MILLS MUNSON NANGLE NICHOLSON NICHOLSON NOVOTNEY PAOLUCCI PASKIEYVICZ PEAIRS PEIJDICORD l'l'Il'lRCE PERCY POPE-TOY POTTER, PRESTON PRICE RAHN RAMP RASMUSSEN RICKERT RIEDINGER. DALE MEIIRIIOFF, Romlllouso . . . MARY JANE MEHRHOFF, Murrayville . . . MIKE MILICI-I, Kcwzuwc- . . . FRANK MILLS, Champaign . . . ROGER MUNSON, Freeport . . . ROSEMARY NANGLE, Paw Paw . . . JAMES NICHOLSON, VVest Frankfort . . . JOI-IN NICHOLSON, West Frzullcfort . . . CLARENCE NOVOTNEY, Streator , . . BEATRICE PAOLUCCI., Spurlzlnml . . . STANLEY PASKIEWICZ, S:-Lgiuavr, Mich. . . . NANCY PEAIRS, Normal . . . WILLIAM l'EDD1CORfD, Normal . . . NORMAN PEERCE, Divernon . . . HELEN PERCY, llloomington . . . MILDRED POPEJOY, Cropsey . . . LOIS POTTER, Gurnoc . . . IAN PRESTON, Gln-meoe . . . RUSSELL PRICE, Divernon . . . ANITA RAHN, Clmzlwiek . . . WAYNE RAMP, Duhinda . . . ROBERT RASMUSSEN, Bloomington . . . DOROTHY RICKERT, Ohio .... EMMA RIEDTNGER, Sun Jose. RIPKA ROCKXVOOD RODGERS ROSE ROSS RULON RYAN SAILOR SAVAGE SCHICK SCHILLINGER SCHNABEL SCHOOF SCHR-ALHXI SCHULTZ SETTLE SHELDON SHERRILL SHULT SIMHAUSER. SMITH, L. SBIITH, P. STALTER STEINKRAUS CAROLINE RIPKA, Kewnnee . . . BETTY ROCKWOOD, Bloomington . . . MYRA JANE RODGERS, Bloomington . . . XVANDA ROWENA ROSE, Riclgway . . . MARGARET ANN ROSS, Pontiac . . . LYLE RULON, Cll0I'l02l, . . . JOHN RYAN, Springfield . . . JEAN SAILOR, Waverly . . . XVALTER SAVAGE, Ashlzmnfl . . . ROBERT SCHICK, Villa Grove . . . PAUL SCHILLINGER, Bloomington . . . CHARLES SCHNABEL, Normal . . . LOLA SCHOOF, Magnolia . . . MAX SCHRAMM, Grirllcy . . . JAMES SCI-IULTZ, Danville . . . CAROLE SETTLE, East Moline . . . HAROLD SIIELDON, SllIll'PSlDlll'g . . . BARBARA SHERRILL, Bloomington . . . JACK SHULT, Quincy . . . LOUIS SIMHAUSER, Bloom- ington . . . LYLE SMITH, Normal . . . PHYLLTS ANN SMITH, Bloomington . . . GAY- LORD STALTER, Ft. Wayne, Ind .... ROBERT STEINKRAUS, .Torsoyville STICKROD STRYKER. SXVANSON SVVISHER. TAYON TESKE THIEME THOMPSON TIBBETTS TOBIAS TRIMBLE TROTTER UTESCH VAN HORN VAN VOORHIS VARVEL XVARNES XVEBB VVEBBER, NVELLS W'E'1'TERLUND XVILL YVILMOTH VVILSON JAYNE STIUKROD, Bloomington . . . ROMAIN STRYKER, Bloomington . . . GEORGE SXVANSON, Gibson City . . . HARVEY SWISHER, Farmer City . . . RAOUL TAYON, Colliusvilln . . . ROBERT TESKE, Chicago . . . VIOLA THIEME, VVashington . . . LORENZO THOMPSON, Tipton, ffnd .... BETTY TIBBET'l'S, Lake Forest . . . FRANKLIN TOBIAS, Bloomington . . . RUBY TRIMBLE, Columbia, Mo .... JANE TROTTER, Coal City . . . LOUIS UTESCH, Bloomington . . . HELEN VAN HORN, Cerro Gordo . . . MARY EL'l'ZA'RETl-I VAN VOORHIS, Ilindshoro . . . ELEANOR VARVEL, Edinburg . . . HOWARD YYARNES, Long' Vivw . . . RUTH WEBB, Secor . . . VVARREN XVEBBER, Arrowsnlith . . . DOROTHY JEAN XVELLS, Quincy . . . CHESTER WETTER- LUND, Clnicuggo . . . MARTHA JEANNE VVILL, Bloomington . . . BILL YVILMOTH, Roodhousc . . . DOH-O'l'I'IY MAE XVILSON, M:u'o:L. XVINCHELL WINTER XVOE HR XVOLTMANN XVOO D S XVYATT, H . XVYA TT, J . XVYLE YONIOK YONTZ YOUNG ZEHR ZXVE NG JANE VVINCHELL, Freeport . . . ROGER VVINTER, Chenou . . . RICHARD WOEHR, Ft. VV:-Lyne, Ind .... PAUL NVOLTMANN, Nokomis . . . CLYDE WOODS, Freeport . . . HARRIETT WYATT, Roanoke . . . JOSEPH WYATT, Flora . . . MARCYL WYLE Springfield . . . CORA JANE YONTCK, Cheyenne, Wyo .... BETTY JEAN YONTZ, Chrisman . . . CLARENCE YOUNG, Stonington . . . WVARREN ZEHR, Pontiac . . . JACK ! ZWENG, Bloomington. MYRON CARLISLE Bc:-eller City OLETA COLE Marion, 'l'ml. IVAN DEER Cerro Gordo XVAYNE IJETRICIC Blue Island .TOIIN ENGLISII Bloomington MARY FOSTER Blooniiogton KEITH FOX I'I2lI'ISlllll'LQ' LTL E GOOD PA STU RE Forrest XVTLLIAM IlAMl l'ON Heyworth ALLEN GOSS Lexington EARLE MAIN CQI1tl'1lllfl WILLI A M MAMM EN Bloomington RICHARD AMUNDSEN Chicago BE'l'T'Y BARNES Minier JOHN BROKAW' Bloomington JOHN BRONVN Chicago I-Ieightzs HARRY AHLERS Mt. Vernon, N. Y. JOSEPH ALFONE New Haven, Conn. FLORENCE APPLETON Chicago LEO BENSON Lincoln, Nob. ROBERT BIGHAM Rnshville XVILLIAM BLUMBERG- Collinsville RODERICK BONNER Cnrlinville JAMES C1-I IADO Pekin JOHN CHRISTIAN Peoria. LUCILE FREDERICKSON Bloomington 59 Not Pictured Seniors DOROTHY l-IATFIELD Bloomington .l AMES IIOPPERS lVest Fl'ZlI1li'liUl'l' CHARLES I-IULICK Shelbyville LE ROY KASKA Johnston City GENE KEYS Normal LEONARD KRAIIL -Xflllllil, Ariz. LEONARD LEE Plano E UGENE L EE TC II Kzinkokee DANNY MENENDEZ East St. Louis J'lllll0I'S RAYMOND MCGR-A TH Joliet MARY ANN ROOZEN Nornnml DICK SECORD Bloomington Sophomores ROBERT CAMPBELL Bloomington GLENN CARL Chicago GERALD DALRYMPLE Bloomington LEE JEFFRIES Lexington KENNETH LEAF Cliicngo Freshmen LOUISE DOWNEY Plllllllllll TED ENSELMAN Bloomington JAMES HAPENNEY Pekin LLEWELLYN JAMES Bloomington FLORENCE JOHN Gnleslmrg MAURICE JOHNSON Christopher ELENORE LANE Chicago. DAVID LANTZ Shelbyville FRED LAWRENCE Curlinville JOHN LENZ Peoria Unclassified GERALDINE SMITH Bloomington RUSSELL TAMBLING Dwight ROBERT OLIVER Johnston City .TUSTUS OLSON Fooslancl JOHN PILKIS Cieero ALICE PROSCH Berwyn CHRISTINA ROBERTS Imlizunipolis, Intl. DON IVILCOX Minonli DON IVILLARD Rossville FEARN IVILSON Pekin MARY JONES WRIGHT IVi11nchugo CLEVE SHEARER Moline RICHARD SMITH Chicago ED VVOZNIAK Chicago ROBERT MORROIV Glenwood CHARLES SALCH Bloomington RICHARD TIBBETTS Bloomington WOODFORD TIBBETTS Bloomington LENA MAXWELL Clinton ROBERT NEMETZ Murslizilltown, Iowa CATHERINE PEARSON Tnylorville VIGGO RASMUSSEN Chicago GALE ROBERTS Illiopolis BYRON SMITH Flora. HARLAN SMITH IVzwerly JOE SPRING Chicago RALPH ZEITZ Mt. Vernon, N. Y. HSUI KING- WANG Chefoo, China URGANIZATIUNS J Harder, Horuey, Sutter, Willett, Neslcr, Rettberg Thomas, Boulton, Cavins, Shanklin, Frcdricksou, Moherly OFFICERS President . . . . . .Ferne Shanklin Secretary . . . . .Milfialn Gavins T1'easzw'er ........... ........ I ielen Moberly PANHELLE IE EUHNEIL King, VV:11k0r, Ilznlrynuplc, lfnrris, Janca Lnlnmnn, Costello, 'I'l1um:1s, FIll'1'C1l, Lee, Robinson OFFICERS I r0s1fcZm1 t ..... . . .Knoble Thomas V17c:0-Prc.sz7cZent . . . . . .Richard Fa.1'1'e11 .S'em'etm'y ..... . . .LPO11il.1'dLG6 T1'msm'm' . . . .James Costello I TERFRATER ITY EUUNIIIL Aldrich Hatfield WVaIters Lnrison Roozen Gavins Janssen Berenz Marquis Wilson Evans Kerr Boulton McAue11y Bicket Hawks Meeker, L. Brooks Pujlmzm Dick Nichols Culbertson Rutcliffe Dickinson Fink Hoblit Prindle Robison Tehlo Tobie Holdridge Peairs Boye r Jarrett Rockwood Cleaver Johnson Rodgers Crosby King: Ross Dill Meeker, H. If :eww KAPQPA KAPQPA GAMMA was foiuided in 1870 at Monmouth College, and Epsilon chapter was founded at Illinois Weslegvaii in 1873. At the present time there are seventy-four active chzipters. Lois Meeker is the past-piesiclent. Among their 1'Il0l'llbl'l'S are the president of the Home Economics Clubg secretaries of W.S.A., Alpha Epsilon Delta, and Puinhellenicg SGC1'GtZ11'y-t1'GZlSl11'61' of Egas and Phi. Sigma Iotag and t1'GilSl11'G1T of WOml'l'IS League. The Kappas won the Greek Sing, and Ruth VVilson was elected Homecoming Queen. They Won first place among the soi'o1'ities in the Stunt Show. KAPPA KAPPAH lfllfll xii? 65 Q ...qi Goud y Foster Gullett Squires Hieser Storm I I ,H Biby Chapman Elmore Emerson Moormnn Boios Jensen, O. Smith Ficklin Shipley Hernpstvud Stickrod Percy Moberly NVille1,l1 Holforty Jonson, J. Yonick 4 SIGMA KAPQPA was foumlccl in 1874 at Colby College in Maine. Eta chapter was ostablisllud at Illinois VVosloy:u1 in 1906. A sister f1'2ltGI'l1lty to Kappa Sigma, it now has forty-Jlino cl1a1pto1's. Elizabeth A1111 Goucly is the retiring p1'esi.dent. Among its 1'l'll'lTllf70l'S are tho prosiclent of Y.W.C.A. and the vice-president of Theta Alpha Phi. Activities include the zumllal football banquet for lettermen. llllfll KAPPA 67 Beall, D. VVrighI: Elkins McArz1le Peterson Anderson Fredrxekson Thomas, M. Detwiler Graue Barnes Benll, Y. Matthews Madsen Halbert McBride Setlle Maguire Thomas, L. after: , '.-'F' KAfl?Ql:'A DELTA was fouiiclecl in 1897 at Virginia State Normal, and Omieron ehaptor was foluicled at Illinois VVesleyaii. in 1908. There are sixty-eight active chapters at the preseiit time. Margaret MeArdle and Beverly Fredriekson held the p1'esiclei1ey first and second semesters respectively. Campus offices held by members include presicleut of the Swimming Clubg vice-presidents of Phi Sigma Iota and VV.S.A.g secretaries of W'.S.A., Il1t01'11Z1.tlO1121l Relations Club, and Y.VV.C.A.5 editor for W0l11CI17S Leagueg and scholarship chairman of iP21.1'1l1Cl.l611lC. Klllllll lllllll 69 'JI'-f 'VFR Alexuuder Peine Andrews, M. Long Brown Rn ckley Camp Lovelock Collins Switzer Compton Lundh Modahl XVeih meh' Coulter Manner Nesler Prosch Haller NVnlkl i n g NVchber Aubuchon Boone Duvee Lnmi .X ndruws, A. Hoffman Gullm' LSLIIIZQI' Bingham Ireland Haig Popp Cnlus Joseph Horney Short, Chutiield Kelso Telford Davis Yontz SIGMA, ALtl'.llA IOTA was founded at thc University of Michigan in 1903. There are now sixty-eight chapters. Sigma Alpha chapter was established on our campus in 1924. Beatrice Alexancler is the past-president. Chapter activities in- clude a formal Cllristmas musicale and a formal spring concert. Among its mem- bers are the SOC1'Ct2U.'lQS of fresluneu, sophomore and junior classesg secretary of Student Union and vice-president of Egas. IAAAA ALPHA IATA 71 Ji Askew Lautz, LI. Brown, D. Mastiu Hiles Rettberg Lillibridge McBride Sutter Telling Ackerman Lantz, L. Tilton Brown, L. Kohler McCarty Uptegrove Cnvanagh Stryker Payne Zimmerman Hartson Winchell Smith Baker Huffman ALPHA GAMMA DELTA was founded in 1904 at Syracuse University, and now has f0l.'l1y-0lg'llt1 chapters. Xi chapter was established at Illinois Vlesleyan in 1914. Maida Rettberg is the retiring president. The Alpha Gains ranked first in scholarship on campus the first semester. Their basketball team Won the tourna- ment undefeated. Maida Rettberg won first in the State Extemporaneous Con- test and holds the National Oratory Title. Among their members are presidents of Masquers and VV.S.A., and vice-president of WOII1G11,S League. They won the Homecoming Keg' by winning first on house decorations and float, and second in the Greek Sing. ALPHA llllllllllll lllllll 3 Harder Lauer Sh anklin WVehb Koen ig Riedin get Jenson Lindsay Irvin Haynes Lewis Vu:-vel Babcock Root Schroeder Hughes Na nglu Wyatt DELTA. OMICRON was founded in 1909 at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, and there are now thirty-five national chapters. Sigma chapter was in- stalled at Illinois VVesleya11 University in 1926. Jean Root has been president for the past year. Delta Omicron won first place in the Greek Sing in music school competition. Among its members are the president of WOm6117S League and the president of I,i1ll,l1CllGlliC. Sorority activities include a spring formal concert. nmlulluulu 75 Costello Tyree Love Wylie Fuller Hart, H. Husemoyer Gieruch Davison YVasem Mammen Woodward Dodd Knmmeror Tucker f?l'C0l'lh1llL:h Freese Willard Meeker Brokaw Gomberling' Kerr, O. Bower Hawks Hart, E. Fox Oswald Campbell Grubb Kerr, .T. Dumbauld Hiscox Rust Hiltabrmld Reed Deaver Harris Millard Duval McClure Milich Rasmussen Sclirnmm Wetterlund Winter 76 PHI GAMMA DELTA was founded at VVi1Sl1l11glZ011 and Jeiferson College in 1848. Alpha Denteron chapter was established at Wesleyaii in 1866 and is the oldest Greek Letter chapter in Illinois. The national organization consists of seventy-tliree undergraduate ehapters. Phi Gamma Delta is represented in every campus activity and has among its members the editor, assistant editor and busi- ness lll21l1Z1g'Cl' of the VVesl.eyanag sports editor and circulation manager of the Argusg Homeconling ehairmang presidents of the Senior and Sophomore classes and vice-president of the Freshman classg captains of the Tennis and Freshman football teams and eo-captains of the golf team. PHI Hlllllllll lllllll Y 77 Ti' 1 5 ' 1 1 . 'Dal ' J r xhri-1 L is ln: Anderson Atkinson Clneys Dowse Folk Len alum Monalmn Morey Myers Peterson R IIE Stubbs Th mn as Tomlin XVII lke 1' A rmstron B ri n es Campbell lfolkers Fuller Hartman Lo Boeuf Soeka. Sullivan Temple Behrends Brady EllI'l'l12Llltl'0llf, Fngrvr Graff Lam Ln Plant Lindsay Mercier Niersthcimnr linsrnn liobi nson Snlcli Sccorcl Tlmnms Bnrtels Brother S011 ALA Bunting B1u',a,'et.t.e Burnett. Con nully Dnncun Enmrs-nl Finch Hnl In m S lull u 1' Lan rlry Lnnb Lnvoy Novotnoy R-:un p Schultz Knsbeer Swanson Talbot Utes clx VVoehr VVyn1,t SIGMA. CHI was founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, in 1855, and was one of the members of the new famous Miami Triad. Alpha Iota chapter on this campus was established in 1883 5 the national organization of Sigma Chi includes ninety-eight active chapters. Sigma Chi new ranks first among all the campus fraternities in scliolarship, in addition to having representatives in practically every phase of campus activity. The Sigs include in their ranks the editor and business manager of the Argus, one co-captain from last fall's football squad, co-captains in basketball and the captain of the baseball team, in addition to Winning first place in football, baseball and tennis in the current intramural cam- llllllll IIHI paign. 79 ' H... V- ' ,, -f gill . l I 1 . ,, .MQ , ms .N Bellah Book Booth Countryman Collins 7 Farrell Guilford Hinn ers Hollmnn King Silva 'Phrall Wilson Anderson Jablonski W'eckel Jacobson Smith, R., Charles Holfqlt .Tones Xlfindlnoellcr Jorgensen Sonthnrd Clark Johnson Leetch Davis Kesterson YVillinms Drury Loomis Smith, H. Gustafson McMillan xVlIlSl20lId Hnrned 'Fnyon Frccln. Summerfield Jacobs Phelps Ammlay Hutch AI x -5 in PHT MU AflJ'll'I?lfA Sinfonia F1'i1,tCl.'l1itjf is EL uzitional pl'OfCSSi.011?t1 f1'ate1'11ity hav- ing' clmptol-S in piractically every state in the Union. It was founded at New EllQ'i2lllC1 CONSO'l,'V?ttO1'y in 1898. Alpha Lzmlbda, chapter was founded on the VVes- leyun campus in 1924, and has growii from ri small chapter of eight members to at strong? chapter that today iuuubers fO1'ty-IE0111' men. It can truly be said that Alplla Lambda has fostered the i1dV211'1CG1'11011t of the composition and perfoifmalice of thc best in Amcificrui music and has fu1'the1'ed the motto: The manly musician :uid the nulsicizully mam, in lX1HG1'iCi1.H PHI NIU LFHA Evans Hull K1-ahl Lolmmn Ma.1'tin Robbins Taylor Thomsen XValte1's XVitlicy Hulick Lantz Clemons Corley Cribbet 'Dnlrynlplc Drummond H amnn rl I-Iolfm-ty K essler Mortimer Shiner Sites Spa n cel' Towson Vuitlc-li Drnmm Jacobs Jinkins Simpson Dunn Lnbctsnnicr Irwin XVn.1'ner Ekstrom Manning Izatt liuho lflnsvlnmn Mills Keith lluckhelin 'lfm-nity Munson lmuf Bliss Jonson Pnfldicord llitlmrlnnd Klnrley llnno VVilmuth Ncwkirk D ii IK'!l!l llench VVolLmn.n Alpha Chaptel' of TAU KAQPPA EPSILON f1'ate1'11ity was founded at Illinois VVesleya1.n Uni,ve1'sity in 1899, and at present has a total of forty-two 111'1de1'g1'acl- unto clmptelfs. The Cllilptm' is made up of a Well-roundecl group, its members en- tering into newly all phases of campus activities. TKE is the only national social f1'ate1'nity ever founded at Illinois W'esleyzm. All KAPP EP llll 83 'll ll Ill U If-l bg' l Aknkn. Derr Thompson Schoe 11Cllb9l'g0l' Logue Scllweglcw 1' Evan S Challis Johnson Bl'GIllIlGl' Cox Maxon Sheldon Gustafson Hastings Pettit I'IBY1llC'!'SOIl Gage Meyers XVndrleII Minton Hoppers Siniscalchi Jnncn. Hoswell Sclnrock Dickey Paskiewiez 84 BETA KAPPA was founded at Hamline University, St. Paul, Minnesota, in 1901. Rho chapter is celebrating its thirteenth year on the Wesleyan campus. This year's COVCtGdIiI011f1GCO1T1l11g'1101101' awards in the Greek Sing and the Float Parade decorate the chapter house shelves. Beta Kappa is further honored by having the 1939 football captain-elect within its group. BETA KAPPA x Benclles Ford Weber MuNicol Phillips Keen e Sch oof Cole Reeves Drake Delnp Eilel' M nrriett Rickert Cox Spangler Hendrix Leonard Grady Sailor div :Q-Qffxf' . Y -gf 'f ?13l'fv'.QQT'QQJf. A , ,,,.,.,,., M H , ,. s, '- 'Q VH- t 1 by 'S' Xwssam., 1' RHO fPIlfl SIGMA was organized on the campus of Illinois Vlfesleyan in 1931 as Upakaraka, but in 1936 adopted the name Rho Phi Sigma. It is a local organi- zation of unaffiliated women. Mary Esther Drake is the president and Professor and Miss Ferguson are the advisors. Social activities of this group include a Homecoming breakfast, formal dinner, pledge dance, formal and informal dances, and a Mothers Day Tea. Among its members are the secretary-treasurer of the senior class, vice-president Y.W.C.A., and the junior member of Egas. RHU PHI llllVIl 87 E ' I , , t 1 t 1 i 1 I XVARD NOLLSCH KELLEY G. MANNING DEES President Vice-President Secretm'y-Trensnrel' Vice-Presitlent Seeret,n.ry-'l're1Ls11rel' First. Semester First Semester First Semester Second Semester Second Semester President Second Semester Phi Sigma Epsilon, the local Greek letter fraternity, grew out of the old independent group first organized April 20, 1931, and now includes all non-fraternity men as associate members. Meetings are held every two weeks. The objective ot these men is to achieve a united Wesleyan and closer cooperation between the fraternities and non-fraternity men. The old Independents organ- ized the present Student Union, while Phi Sigma Epsilon is respon- sible for the men 's cooperative house. The fraternity sponsors social activities and participates in intramural sports. PHI Sllllfl ll' llll ss ll WILCOX, KI'IliI.ERMAN, FOR.'l', SAXICR, SCHAUB, MOREHOUSE, SCHOELLER. This informzil social club unites those students and faculty mem- bers who do noi. have chapters of their national fraternities on this campus. Its two uetivities are an annual February Fraternity Feast, for Wesleyan members only, and an annual city-wide inter- f1'ate1'nit.y dinner. The DI'CSifi0Ilt for this year has been Coach Fred Parker and the See1'etz1.I'y, Benton Schaub. TR YHREEK ACTIVITIES Hartman, Manning, Gage, Hollowell, Stoutamycr, Anderson, 'Kelley D. lVilson, Graue, Pease, Storm, R. VVilson, Beadles, Jones Tilton, Tyrce, Olson, Proseh, Schroeder, Meeker Student Union President ...... Justus Olson Student Union is composed of representatives from all the groups on tl campus. Its outstanding functions are: to assist in the government of tl student body, to promote better school spirit, to plan all-school dances an to forward student activities. WOlI16H,S League House Council President ...... Marie Jenson Upon entering Vllesleyan, every woman automatically becomes a member WOm911,S League. The league is governed by a, group of women called WOH1Cl1,S League House Council which is composed of the house pre Its purpose is to promote harmony and unity among the women in sol social and governing matters. A Hoblit, R. VVilson, J ensen, Proseh, Irvin Matthews, Beall, Beadlcs, MeNieo1, Lillibridge, Brown, Sutter Newson, Gullett, Cavanagh, J enson, Eilcr, Blakney 92 XVolf, Challis, Schneider, Robbins, Wascm, Stoutnmeyer, Reeves Rettberg, Holdridge, Nichols, Alexander, Prosch, Pease PHIKAPPAIHH Phi Kappa Phi, ll2lilOll2l,l honorary scholastic fraternity, is coeducational and chooses members from both the College of Liberal Arts and the School of Music. Members are elected from those grzicluuting Seniors who have main- tained zm honor record in four years of llllLlCl'Q,'l'ildll2lfC work, two of them on this campus. EGAS Egus is an honorary society for Senior women. Members are elected each May on the basis of leudersliip, sclrolarsliip, and service to the school. One member of the Junior class is also elected. The chief function of the society is the orientation of freshman girls. ,E :. L Storm, I-lnrcler, McNicol, Meeker, llieser Rettbc-rg, I-lolrlrirlge, Nichols, Prosch, Askew 93 I4 'i'1a's-rf-F 1 Jensen, Phillips, Ackerman, Dolztp, McBride, Tilton, Zimmerman, Lantz, Fuller, Mehrhoff, Holdsworth Meeker, Cleaver, VVilson, Fink, Marquis, Pixley, Payne, Hiles, Butler, Volle Pease, Frerlrickson, Miss Ferguson, Miss Young, Robison, Pullman, McCarty, Freesh, Huffman French Club President ...... Janice Robison French Club was founded on this campus in 1925 Membeiship IS open anyone interested in the French language. The purpose of the club is become better acquainted with things French and more adept lt speaking language. Novel programs consisting of French songs, pl iss, games dances are presented at meetings. Phi Sigma Iota President ...... Miss Ferguson Phi Sigma Iota, a national honorary Romance Language fiatcinity founded at Alleghany College in 1922 and Eta chapter was established on campus four years later. The fraternity was toundtd tor the puipose nizing outstanding ability and attainment in Romanc c languages .ind and to stimulate research in this field. lVillett, Pease, ltlnrquis Fredriekson, Miss Ferguson, Miss Young, Pulhum Keil, Corey, Theobulfl, Schneider, Lee, Olson, Nollseh Pettit, Wilson, Boulton, Rateliffe, Roberts, WVinehe1l, Robbins, Professor Paul D. J. Wilson, Stahl, Cribbet, Tyree, Tilton, Rettberg Pi Kappa Delta Ivcxidmzl ...... NVillinm Tyree Kappa Delta, :1 l121,fl0ll2'll llO1l01'ill'y Forensic li1'Zli'C'1'llllY, was founded on this mpus in 1912. Membership is open to those students who have done out- nding work in 0l'ill0'l'j' and debate. There are foul' degrees of membership the 0l'Q2llllZiltl0I12 fl':1te1'nity, proficiency, honor and special distinction. Debate llllfllll Sponsor ...... Professor Paul ie purpose of the Debate 'Foam is to stimulate interest. in problems of na- nal significance and to train stutlonts to bo,quicfk-minded and sportsmanlike. e team has made several trips this your and has done some very outstand- g Work. Carey, D. J. Wilson, Pro'I'ossor Paul, QD. M. Wilson, Tlieobalcl, Keil 3 3 li 95 Hartman, Costello, Fink, Tobic, Robison, Holdridgc, Thomas, VVcihmoir, D. M. lVilson, XVinchel1, McCarty, Telling, McBride, Mortimer Webber, Harris, Volle, Hiles, Stahl, Plimpton, Roberts, D. J. Wilson, Blakncy, D. Meeker, Peerce, Olson, Bade, Ncwkirk Huffman, Goudy, Jarrett, Boardman, Tilton, Fuller, Chapman, Percy, Baker, Lillibridge, Yonick Masquers President ...... Tilton Masquers was founded at Wcslcyziii in 1920. It consists of students who ha participated in or helped in the production of a play and who are interest! in every phase of play production. Masquers sponsors the commenceme play and cooperates with Theta Alpha Phi in other productions. Theta Alpha Phi Pmsideut ...... Dale Volle Theta Alpha Phi was 'Founded at NVeslcyan in 1923. Members are those dents who have fulfilled the necessary requirements in acting, dramatic duction and committee work. Membership to this fraternity is the dramatic distinction which can be attained by at student at Weslcyaii. purpose is to stimulate the development of all branches of dramatic The project of the organization this year was the production of the . ' 4 The Shining Hour. ' Costello, Stahl, Plimpton, Paul Hiles, Volle, Goudy, XVilson 96 Urnpp, Carey, Monge, Boies, Clxupimui, Hempstead, Tlionms, Roberts, Holdriclge, Myers. Schneiflm' Miuhlemzun, Keil, Marquis, Nichols, Pullman, Larison, Lantz, Tilton, BIO0l'1l1ill11, Heiser, Kessler, .Tzmczt Nvillillylllllll, Olson, Pease, D1'.Ratclif'fe, Pettit, Dr.Co1-n, Tyree, Robinson, Robbins, Butler Pi Gaunnm Mu Presiclenl ...... Paul Pettit Pi Gamma Mu, l1il,lLl011iLl l10llOlT21fl'y social science f1'ate1'nity, was established at Wesleyz111 in 1931, and its objective is to stirnulzite at broadei' interest in the Jranches of social science which can be investigated at this university. Mem- ers are those who have a, lliglm scholarship in the field of social science. Ciilllfllfllil Upsilon President ...... Alden Laing '3.II1.fIl2l. Upsilon, lionomry literary fi-zntemiity, was organizecl on this campus n 1936 by Dr. XV. Eben Schultz, who is one of the co-founders of the society ounded at Culver-Stockton College, Missouri, in 1923. Members are those students who have done 011l'Sl'2l,lllllllg' work on the Argus or VVesleyana. Pettit, Stubbs, xhllllCl'S01l, Sehuub 1Jl'0SCll, Qlioulton, Lziiiig, Pullman E 97 Y.XV.C.A. Holhcrt, McBride, Tilton, McCarty, Freesh, Kohler, Sutter, Downey, Aekci-m:Ln, Smith, McBride, Blnkney Hawks, Moorman, Mattliews, Hempstead, Percy, Baker, Brown, Emerson, Jensen, Trotter, Vzuil-Iorn, Bookwalter, Drake Payne, Amlersou, Bezxll, Hiles, MvNicol, Storm, Norris, Boies, Mzlstin, Huifiuzm P7'0SidC'l'lt ...... Helen Storm Membership in Y.VV.C.A. is open to all girls. Its purpose is to develop a, richer personality, character and si. more creative life through physical, social and spiritual training. Philzmthropic projects are carried on throughout the year. Home Economics Club President ...... Ann Nichols The Home Economics Club was o1'gz1.nized on this campus in 1922. Its purpose is to give students an opportunity for leadership and for practice in working out some of the home economies activities outside the classroom. One of its outstanding features one project :L year in the nature of service to the community. Tobie, Boarmlman, Sherrill, Holalriwlge, Boulton, Kerr, McCarty, Winchell Hohlit, Roozen, Lindsay, Sliepppzufl, Meeker, Beacllcs, Beull, Squires, DuBois Weber, Jznnssen, Miss Snar, Nichols, Askew, Gullett, Bookwulter, VunHorn n 98 Dr. Untvs, li2ll'fl0W, Hkstrom, Dr-umm, Jones, Sheldon, Mnhlonmn, Ncwkirk, Dalryinple, Young, h'Iorl1o1l', l4lw:1lt, Smith, Robinson Tlnmnpson, Sf.0lIllil'2lllS, Minton, Evzins, Baker, Jensen, Kohler, Ponsc, Olson, Thomas, Yonick, King, Rockwooml, Romlgors, Sherrill, D. Olson ilcl'2lllUV, Ponirs, Mr-c-ki-r, Clvnvor, Smith, Percy, Matthews, D. J. Wilson, Eiler, Sohoof, Potter llltC'l'll2Itl,Oll2ll Rvlntions Club l'rcsirlm'1! ...... XVilliz1m ilhzillis I1tC1'llill lOIl1l.l Relations Ulnh is 21' bremch of the Cz1,1'11ogie Institute. Its pur- ose is To inforniully discuss uni-rent affairs of The Eastern and XVCSt01'll lemisphorcs and to como to conclusions that will establish 21 basis for opinions nd plutforlns of vollegc students. Membership is open to anyone interested n this subject. - Episcopoi Prcxiflwet ....,. Ricllaircl Mnhlomun. piscopoi was 0l'Q'ZllllZC1l on this campus in 1936 under the leadership of Dr. . S. Corn. Moinhorsliip is open to students who are planning To enter the inisfry or make 1 cligion lhoii' life work. Addresses by various ministers ire among the li0Zlllll'0S of this club. Dctrick, Ll'Ol11ll'tl, Thoohzxld, Young, Nollsoh, Sheldon lilmnpton, Goss, lliulnlcrnzm, Sholclon, Ewult, Olson 9. 1, 99 r I Mann, English, Beall, G. Mortimer, Elkins, Grnne, Stoutmnyer, Steinkraus Hollowell, Howell, Lambreeht, J. Mortimer, Wilcox, Dr. Mortimer CZIIIICITZL Club P1'esidfml ........ Jack Mortimer The Camera Club was organized at Wesleyan in 1937 by Dr. Mortimer fol those students who are interested in photography. Its purpose is to stimulat work and interest in this field. Features of the organization are lectures am demonstrations. Alpha Epsilon Delta Presficlevti ...... Willard Love Alpha Epsilon Delta is an outgrowth of the local pre-meclie club and is of the most recent org'anizations on this campus. Its purpose is to enc students in their study of medicine. Dr. Townsend, Thompson, G. Mortimer, Stoutanxyor, Dr. Mortimer Fox, Atkinson, Schweitzer, Hollowell, Thomson, Ruff lVelJb, Tehle, Janssen, Love, Ltlllllll'CClll', Howell 100 Grubb, G, lVIOI'l'llll0T', English, Beull, Elkins, Graue, Wlilcox I-lollowell, Sl'0l.ltIllYl3'GI', Love, J. NI0l'fll'l1Ci',, XV:ulrlell, Dr. Mortimel ll.,02l1lllt Club P?'CSilfP1I,f ...,.... Bob Grubb The Peanut Club was 1'00l'lL'Zll'llZCCl on this campus in the fall of 1938. The embers consist of 2lllVIllllfCLl chemistry students and their meetings are spent 'n diseussing scientific' 11l3ll'l0l'S and eating peanuts. Lib1':u'y Staff D'i1'r:c'lm' .,.... Allzm R. Laulsen The lJllJl'ill'j' Stuff is orgrmmizocl nmler the direction of Mr. Allan R. Laursen, lllJ1'2ll'l2lll. Its purpose is to servo lllJl'2l1'X patrons and to enlarge and improve the standing' of ilu- liln-an-y. livery lIl0l'l1lJCl' of the stuff' must first, serve an appr-ce-nticeslmin. Rosen, 1lllSC'llll'yl'l', R-nggzm, Brexnner. Stoutmnyer, Hastings Trotter, lX'loNic-ol, D. Wilson, Spangler, 1XCli01'1l1Rl1, Barnes Freesln, King, L2'llll'S1'll, liilor, Tlnonms, Schneider 101 ROBERT MEEKER EdiifO7'-ill-C,1fP'f Fraternities Editor. . Copy Editor ...... Sports Editor. . . Activities Editor . . Sororities Editor . . Music Editor .... Assistant Editor . . Staff Photographer Class Editor ...... Art Editor ..,.. Features Editor. . . XVomcn 's Sports Editor. . . Humor Editor ......... MAXINE MCANEN Y .-1 ssociatf' E :li to 1' XVESLEYANA Staff BEN HILTAHRA ND B1z.sinzfx.v Mrmuflvl' . . .JACK ARMs'rRoNo . .FLORENCIC GRAUL: GERALD DRUMMOND . .LUC1LL11: WIIiIil?IT'l' . . ,A 1.1012 SU'r'r1cR . . .I1ELEN LINDSAY . .NVILLIAM LIARRIS .CI-IARLES Mmzcucn . . .Doms PULLMAN . .Bis:v.1cR1,Y LARISON .B,xrmAu.x Misnoms . . .BMRIQJA THOMAS . . . . . .IKE Grunt ARMSTRONG GRAUE DRUMMOND XVILLE'l 1' SU'l Tli1Ii LINDSAY HA RRIS NILRCU4 R PULLMAN LARISON MA RQUIS T1-IUMA S l XG l 102 61 v I i I K IG I 'I' ll A N IDE RSON Eflrifu r- in-Ill: iff' MARY FRAN PAYNE ,vl.v.vistmz,t E rlitor THE ARGUS Staff News Editor ..... . . Lit1crz1I'y Editor. . . Li'rc1'a,1'y Editor. . . Music Editor. . . Sports Editor. . Society 'I'I4'li11Or. . . Uolumnist .... Uolunmisli. .. .. Uolunmist ......... Stuff Pll0f0g'l'2,lDll0l'. Proof Reader ........ lfir'cI11:.1TioII M'mI:1goI.'. . wg I I . I Y m. N NICSIJIR XVOLF BROXVN PROSCH JOHNSON IAINKE' WHITE SCHAUI3 B15 ALVIN HARTMAN Bzmiwess Mm: agar . . .VIRGINIA NIESLPIR . . . . .VERE XVOLF . . . .DONNA BROXVN . . .ALICE PROSOH . . FRANKLIN RUST . .BETTY BOULTON . .:AxLBERT JOHNSON . . .ALDEN LAING . .RIARGARET XVHITIC NTON .HALL SCI-IAUB . . .... DORIS PULLMAN . . .GEORGE XVASEM RUST BOULTON P ULLMA X KVA M Music swoon e - A Capella Choir The A Capella Choir, under the direction ol' 'Dean Arthur E. Westbrook, is composed of selected, well-balanced and carefully blended voices. Each. year, the choir makes Fall and Spring tours and preselits a. Christmas Carol pr0g'1'am. They will climax This year with a broadcast from the NBC studio iu Chicago. Apollo Quartet The popular Apollo quartet is composed of Robert Jorgenson, first tenorg Jacob Freda, second tenor and dircctorg -loc 'l'lark, haritoneg and Yale Kesterson, bass, with John XVilliams as accompanist. 'l'hoso boys, with their winning' personalities and clever 2ll'I'2lllQfCIIlClllS ol' bolh classical and modern songs, do much to publicize NVcsleyan throughout The sta1c. vi 'ul'- L. -Y 55, .--i ,,,,,,.,..,,,-, ff M A-7. :f ::'ffQ5:: f'533ff8Uvi7v'3fi1'-L2fC9Cff I ','1 5 li-'axxh' fp f 302 ' ' 'Q , Y ' I .4 ' e f, 4 EI RFQ-5,1 25 'Q kj Q gm '- ,vw -. '- , A , - 'E ware' - .gw ,YQIXW -G 'QP-'W 5914 'W W .A - , f I W '11 ' A A A H' 4 5 I fy V r r A P O Y' ' -A.-5,3-i,i,,, :-f7j5f.f:.Hf. ., .Q1'1'1 ' 'J-' ' ' . ,i..1l-mv V A ' ' I 1 ' Y A Hi 'ii v-. , 'f A 5 4 T ! K, , 57 ' 17 sf' X 5 , - ' Z Milf? Q - , X4 , 5 - v , , 1: , fg,fJQ--, igf g l 'Q 1 f ? 5 1 V Iilflff 3 A-'gf 3'- if ,adj Q V . Y f Y r 1 5 'Li Ei ,Q-Q1-lf? I , .15 1-.r ,,1,5 , v . , H 1 I 1 5,5 g ,. Q1 Q Q s J ' fi4f y 1 AQP. an ' fa' gvg3gf,a,E vi!'fafsE QE, 'A ag :9'Qma-avg.:-Q -,-ff ' ,Q I ill - fl Qx- 'v'v Y A lfigw. X X , , I ,TNQ , 'Lrg 4 I 21 is 'GZ K all u IFJ QR ,B!- X lf! W A M SF 6,51 -1.mxl fivxfv, . Q fxluyi iid- 1, N f' F yy-ff jf- ? V V X' tn?-if, 'Jf: QL IYVA UYQAV - i , 1 QQ! iff jmx :jg . -A! Y 'ff Q l 7 ,,.. N 'Hit' .mi -'il ii, , . . .. 1.71 2' . 1 . no Concert Band The University Concert Band is directed by Professor Robert Ross. This band has achieved the reputation of being one of the finest in the Middle NVest, and is active in presenting local and out-of-town concerts, chapel pro- grams, and a Spring formal concert. Symphonic Ensemble The Symphonic Ensemble was begun in 1936-1937 as a small orchestra of symphonic caliber which will provide training and experience in playing the best music in the best way. This is one of the outstanding musical organizations on the campus and is directed by Robert Ross. The Chocolate Soldier The 'Cl10COl21,l.C Soldier was presented November twenty-first and twenty- seeond by the combined efforts of the School of Music and the Dramatic Department of the College of Liberal Arts. It was directed by Wilsoii B. Paul and J. Alfred Nou. - CAST Nadine Popof . . . .......... .... L illian Aubuchon Aurelio, Popojf . . . .......... Norma Lami Masclra ............. .... D orothy J eau Wilson Lieutenmit Bumcrli . . . ......... J ueob Freda Captain Illassalclrof ..... .... R obert B1-emner Colonel lfasimir Popojj' . .. ...... Kieth Drury Major Aloxius Spirfidofj' . . . ..... Howard Baylor Louisa, ............... .... L orraiine Peterson Stephan .... ...... R obert Fuller ATHLETICS I X ,J L1 A . -fx K HARRY M. BELL FRED H. PARKER H cad Coach of Football Assistfml Coach of Fnolbnll and Fre.slz wnum Coa C'n-Captains FOLK and BREMNER 2 Brown Maxon 1i2lll1HlQ1'Ol,' Hoswell Playoal. al, a guzml Small, but vcrry uf- Big and aggressive. Plays at enml. Can position. A gooml f4,'vl1ix'v. Plays lmotll Plays a goorl ganna really Sung those intm'fvx'c-11121: man. in tho lim- and lla- at tackle position. passes. har-kliolwl. Gage Big' Ulla! is cap- tain-relvct for next year. A good leafl- er. 1 . w . n I ll!! Anderson Small, but very fast. Plays at :L llilllfbflffk position. I 1 N X fffn- ,fx 4 .NM N Lam Plays :L bang-up ganna at guard. A11 asset to any line. Viehmmm Voted most Villllfl' ble nlcmber on the team. Very deserv- ing of the honor. V cry alert. ably. Burke Folk spocil-v and A llllWl?I fll1 'full- Filled in very buck. Was co-can min of this year's team . f- l 'fl I ff! Z I f FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1938 Univexsmty of C1nc1nnat1 Michigan State College Illmois College Bradley Polytechmcal Inst Umvelsxty of Akron James M1l11k1n U I S N U I S N U Thanksgivmg Benefit C1nc1nnat1, 0 East Lansmg Bloommgton Peona Bloonungton Normal Bloommgton Mlch 1 4 O ff fs W 0 ' ' ' ..... 0 6 ' ' ' . o 18 .' , ' ' .. .......... 13 O ' ' 0 13 ' ' ....,... O 20 Akron,0. . ........... 24 6 ' .. . .... .............. . . 7 7 ... ....... ............. 2 4 0 ' Som-kno Pcfersoll Dl'l1Illll1 L. Bfilllllillg' Pd1SlVll'3kl .All All-uml'Fv1'vl1f'0 .Kicks and pzxssns Another hard run- A 113,111 chargillg A new COIUCI flum 1-nd. A good llc- from thu pm-tsidc. ning hack. Can also tackle. XVH1 he very Clue 100 who 111010 fmlsiw player. A goml 1ll'IBf?lll1!llll0 he used as :L block- valuable next year. lnto the huoup lm Ima-k. ing' back. fixst xefu 5 4-JW. Fuller Monge Deaver Siniscalchi B remner A fine lineman. U Dom has de- Could always be de- A speedy back. Bob was eo-captain Turned. in several velopcd into an ex- pendeml upon to 'fill Shows plenty of of this year's team. good games at eepti onally good in well at center. light in every game. Will be missed next tackle and guard. tackle. H a s t w o in o r e year. yea rs. Lenahan A very shitty field man. Will ' back again year. With unusually heavy losses from graduation last year, Foaeh Bell began the difficult task of remolding both his backfield and line for this ycar's Wesleyan football eleven. Considering the fact that the Titans were seriously inconvenieneed by an inadequate practice field, due to the construction of the new stadium, coupled with the fact that this year's schedule was probably one of the toughest in the history of the school, the boys and their coach merit much praise for their work and play on the gridiron this season. The season began with Wesleyan being defeated in a hard fought game with the University of 'Cincinnati by a small score of 6 to 0. This game proved to Coach Bell that although his team was comparatively green as to experience, they had plenty of fight. The next game was played at East Lansing, Michigan with the powerful Michigan State, and again it was size and number that saw the Titans beaten by a score of 18 to 0. This game was much closer and more evenly played than the score would indicate. Illinois College was the homecoming opponents of Vtlesleyan, and it was a. typical Titan team that set the Blue Boys down to the tune of 13 to 0 before at large crowd of returning Alums. However it was the highly toted Bradley Braves that turned the trick on Wesleyan the following week and found the Titans coming home from Peoria, beaten by a score of 13 to 0. In their next game VVesleyan was again beaten by the University of Akron, 20 to 0. The next home game found the Titans downing the boys from Millikin, 21 to 6. Probably no more enthusiasm has ever been shown than was displayed at the Normal-VVesleyan games this year. ln the first game an inspired Normal eleven held NVesleyan down to a tie score of T to 7. However at the Thanks- giving Benefit game played at the new stadium, the Vllesleyan team sent the Normal boys back up Franklin Avenue smarting from the sting of a 2-l to 0 beating. The Titans showed more form in every way than they had shown all year. 116 , I ffifgl' ,qi , 'Lv A , AQ ,. M. B011 Fred Muhl COACHES HASKETH LL Anderson Monahan Drumm Soeka. Sites Forewa1'd.A clever Center. Very tall Gruard. A good de- Guzxrd. Voted on Guxml. A speedy ball handler and and sllifty. fcnsive-man. the All-conference and clussv hull leading SC0l'Gl'. Y I 2 ill team. Co-captain of player. l the lfGfll'll. Walker Temple Forewarfl. Co - cap- 'F0l'0WllI'L-l. S cor es tain of the team. many points with Very fast. his loft lmrul shot. W 0 Dec. 1 Morton Junior College ..... 35 41 Bloomington Dec. 10 Joliet Junior College ...... 48 35 Joliet Dec. 12 Sparks College ........... 52 28 Bloeml.n8'f0l1 Dec. 14 De La. Salle U., Philadelphia., Pa. . . 25 23 Chi'-7380 c0u59'1m Southern Trip Dec. 15 Terre Haute Normal .....,. 28 31 TOITOHIUW1 Ind- Dec. 16 Evansville College ........ 37 43 BV3'l15Vi-1161 Ind. Dec. 19 Southern Illinois U. ....... 37 41 Carbondale. Ill- Dec. 20 Louisiana Tech. . . . . . 37 53 Ruston. La. Dec. 23 U. S. Air Base. .... 61 38 Pensacola, Fla. Dec. 24 U. S. Air Base. . . 59 32 Pensacola, Fla, Dec. 26 U. S. Air Base ..... 35 32 Pensacola, Fla. Dec. 31 Centenary College . . . 29 35 Shreveport, La.. Jan. 7 North Central College ...... 35 82 Naperville, Ill. Jan. 8 Lake Forest College ..... 33 22 Lake Forest, Ill, Jan. 13 James Mllllkln U. ......... 40 29 Bloomington Jan. 27 Chicago Normal College .... 32 28 Chicago Jan. 28 De Paul University ........ 17 58 Chicago Feb. 6 Western Illinois N. U.. .... 39 54 Macomb Feb. 10 James Mlllikln U. ......... 26 32 Decatur Feb. 17 Bradley Tech .... ........ 2 6 33 Peoria eb. 18 North Central College, ..... 46 19 Bloomington Feb. 25 De Paul University .... 38 45 Bloomington Mar. 1 Bradley Tech .... . . 85 65 Bloomington ! 0' 5'?sl 's el I were liliafgiv u 'll-Wall' 1.-nhl' I l'.l n l lllfnfln i pl vl ,gf A C l.1eys Folkers Fuller Ruff Evans Gufud Il IS 1 good ll10l'0Will'1l. 'I'urnod Guzmrd. Plays a very Center. George is Foreward. A clever me fox the lm xsket in several good good defensive highly noted for olfensive man. gunnos at that po- ,gy 11 m e. A h a r d his rebounding. sition. liglnter. K! - e F COACH FRED H. PARKER ASSISTANT COACH MENENDEZ AND COACH PARKER .L I - 120 - y'F'1s Thomas Captain of the Plays Second base tszmn :as well :ls ll hard hitting ont- ier. fielder. Temple Scoops ax. lot of Illem out of the dirt over on iirst base. Gage A pitcher of some ability. VVil1 be Im:-lck next year. 'Fl7 Q ' n L I Palsynski Vighmmm Plays 21 g00d game One of our slug- in the Oufrfield- ging outfielders. Myers One of the new pit- chers who has proved himself very capable. iff ' Anderson Wozniak Amundsen A ea t cher who Plays nt shortstop Covers the hot cor- knows how to han- where he can really ner on third base dle his pitchers. cz ov e r a 10 t of very well. ground. Kellerman McGrath Mercier A utility infielder. Another pitcher A new addition to Has a good arm who will he used il this yezu s pitching and is very fast. lot next year. staff. 1 f ' -1 F ' A A y 2 Towson A utility out,iiol1lcr who has seen con- sidcmblc service this your. 1, thnx: X. ,U p Mar Mar Mar Mar Aprll 1 April April 4 April April April 10 April 15 April 18 April 22 April 28 May May May May May May May May June Lakofku. Ono of the vcterzui pitchers. Hue plenty of speed on tho lmll. SCHEDULE 939 University of Chicago University of Chicago University of Illinois University of I11lno1s Vanderbxlt U U S Au: Base U S Au' Base Spnng Hill College Spring Hill College WashingtonU fSt Louisj Universzty of Chicago I S N U Augustana College North Central College Bradley Tech Louisiana Tech Waslungton U Mlllikin U Lake Forest College Lake Forest College Bradley Tech Mllllkln U I S N U Talbot Sophomore mem- ber of the pitching staff. Hus lots nf stuff. ' ' L b 'd lg .... wtggggsmquggqg I UIUI CD . 5 . . I - rf - .. CD . . . I g - . 0 , , , 3 cv . - . -. . Q Z . 2. . :- -. 'F' : - ..Z . . ' . ' : lg - Z . Id:-zulllhlllilritrildv-Jw-an-1 i-1:-:var-av-lr-av-an-af-mir! --' ? px - ? - 9 5 -S . x i 1.1- X , X fl? U U1 PT' fb ... -v- O .4 -1 :De CDS 23 E JH .-.O H5 QQ FO G-,Ha '12 SAE Proves to be very promising. L. Mainning This twin plays in the outfield and is noted for his long drives. BREMNER, HILTABRAND, Chptaiu EVANS, COSTIfI.lJLO GULF The golf team was 11audiQa,ppcd at tho beginning of the season by two Weeks of rainy weather, but by lots of work the rust of the year they came a long way and set up Z1 ine record. 5 Harris Captafin Rust NVQ-31'11tZ Simpson H a rtmau I-I ollman SIGMA, CHI Baseball Champions SIGMA Al 'III 'Footlmll CIIQIITIIPIOUS ADAMS HOUSE Basketball f'IlillI1IJIOIlS 12 SIG-MA CHI Tennis f'l1aLmpi011s TAU KAPPA EPSILON Swimming Flmzlmpiolls TAU KAPPA EPSILON Horseshoe Chalnpions f 'S flfohie, lx'I00l'IllIIYl, Sutter, Cuvins, Jensen Qlioall, rlllllllllllfl, Askew, Miss Niehaus, Hawks, Winehell The Women 's Sports Association Board is composed of the executive board of elected officers plus the appointed heads of sports who handle the organization of eat-h sport. 'l'he hoard organizes and serves as the governing body for the whole organization. lt was founded in 1923 and the name was changed in 1938 to its present form. The OI'gZ.l1llZiLllOl1 offers the women students an opportunity to engage in team sports as well as individual. activities, and helps sponsor all school sports nights. Several overnights at Lake Bloomington are held each year and are high points in the YGZIIJS program. Wllllll' THLETIES FIRST VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM SECOND VARSITY HUl'Kl'1Y TEAM Marquis, King, Sutter, Hempstead, Moberlcy Heull, Rodgers, Meeker, Moornmu, Thomas Peairs, Hawks, Boultcm, Gavins K.K.G. HOCKEY TEAM Rodgers, King, Meeker, Marquis, Crosby, Peairs Cleaver, Hawks, Boulton, Gavins VARSITY HOCKEY Often it is dl'fCl l'Tllll21tlOl'l to win that is the diffe15'e11ee between two teams and this was trrue in the ease of the garne between the first and second varsity hockey teams. The second were cletemninecl not t.o remain there and they defeated the first va1'si.ty by a score of 2 to 0. Two events towards wliich the varsity teams look fO1'VV211'd are the game with the alumni at I-Iolneeolning and the trip to Normal to play hockey against schools from all over the state in NCll,'1'l121l,,S annual playday. SENIOR RED CROSS LlF1+lb1Ul RS l i Newsom, McBride, Tilton, Mws Nxeh ms XVIIICIIGH S uwer, Graue Smith, Meeker, Hawks, Mama, Llbtl YVebb Pcfms, Holbelt 131 VARSITY BASKETBALL A.G.D. BASKETBALL TEAM Bmlll, Moormnn, I-Izmwks, Trotter Potter Tilton, Sutter, Brown, Askew , :B Ackerman, Smith, McBride, Tilton, McCarty Askew, Sutter, Brown, Zimmerman jj 4: 133 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY - 46242 li3LO0MING'l'ON, ILLINOIS, MAY 37, 1939 No. 34.6 tans Are Not vited to ay Cornell rof. Fred L. Muhl, acting 'ctor of athletics at Wes- .n, announced last week that iois Wesleyan has not been ted to send its varsity base- team to Cooperstown, N. Y., re they will not play the n from Cornell College at tea, N. Y. he reason given was, that all faculty members wanted to e the trip and the players ested that it was dillicult ,igh doing their own hiteh- ng and they ilatly refused 'orec double duty upon their mective thumbs. . review of the past season :als the tact that thc most Jyablc part of the season was trip through the deep South. -1 boys claim that the South- drivers are the most cour- IS on the road, and the auto- ailes are the most up-to-date. a following averages concern- the trip have just been made -ilic: uber cars hailed .... . . 78 uber cars stopped ...... 27 s with radios. .,.... . . 23 swithout.. .. .. -t s with blondes. . ........ ilS 'retty good, ehfl Shows an iu- ise of 5 in the blonde depart- it, a.nd according to thc boys, .spects are even better for t ycnr. Literary Section :sums sway in the breezes their tails in the treesesg me the habit is acquired, -n their tails don 't get tired. T AT THE GREASY SPOON ecial Our Mice able Are All Flies Trained Monday Special ed Grubworms . . ...... 15:1 Vith Seaweed . . . ...... 204: mboogers .... ......... l Ue Eat Here Before We Both Starve 135 Argus Receives Lowest Ratings in 'Press Contest The Argus has been awarded a tie for last place in Pictorial News Coverage by the 'Illinois College Press Association, ac- cording to Charles B. Horse, director of the association. The Argus also received thirty-second place in the con- test for the best colored comic section. This is a highly commendable achievement and the stall? of the .Irons should be commended, be- cause last year the Argus was barely nosed out of a tie for lust place, and they came back iight- ing this year and have placed the name, Argus high among the acadeniie scandal sheets. Judging from the pictorial news coverage of the .'lrglz..s, we wuz robbed in the Funny picture contest. According to the latest report 'From the .flrg:lv.v lu-adquarters, an expansion policy is going to be enforced next year and all you lucky people will bc reading a full two page edition starting next September-11' we can lind anything worth while to write about. Well, what do you expect when you 're only paying two hundred and seventy-five dollars a semester tuition Ll F, ,ll . New Course Installed A course in the line art of knitting has been added to the curriculum ot Wesleyan this se- mester. It was added at the re- quest of 'Baseball Coach Barker, who has an over-aliundauce of dead-arm pitchers this Spring, and to quote Coach Barker, Ulf those boys can 't use their arms 'For anything but encircling the waists of pulchritudenous local lassics, I want them to get the 'Full benefit of a well-rounded llomc Economies program. ' ' Ed Lukofka has just finished a eutc little thing for his hair- less Mexican poodle. Turquoise blue is the predominatiug color and a clever insertion of a biege pattern on the left shoulder adds much to the appearance of the darling thing. Wiesleyan Authorities Select New Coaches, Head of Violin Department Announcement was made this morning of thc appointment of Prof. Stanislaus Wladek Brz, of Dublin, Ireland, as head of the violin department in the Wes- leyan School of Music. Having been kicked out of some of the finest schools in the country, Mr. Brz comes here with a very broad background. Mr. Brz has received from the Yeastman School such awards as, a. bachelor of no little conse- quence, three G strings, and a brand new set of china dishes. Past Record Mr. Brz has a iine record of playing experience preceding him here. He served for three years as first violinist for the Hoosier Hot Shots, a well-known Chicago ensemble. He has spent many happy hours sawing away with the Sauk City Philharmonic Orchestra for the past two years. At present, Mr. Brz is touring the South with 21 well-known medicine show. He hasn't had any other offers, so he has decided to take the post at Wesleyan in prefer- ence to starving to death. Prof. Brz writes that he will arrive in town next Saturday on the Abraham Lincoln. Says Prof. Brz, Dat Abe Lincoln train 's got de snazziest set of rods I ever rid. The faculty committee of Illi- nois NYcsleyan met last week and tendered contracts to two new members of the Wesleyan coach- ing staff. The new coaches are Orville Scruggs and Dabney Winter- hottom. These names are surely familiar to all you sports lovers and we at lNesleyan may con- sider ourselves fortunate indeed in securing the services of two such well-known athletes. Scruggs will be remembered as a unanimous All-American choice on everybody's badmin- ton team of last year, while XVinterbottom was a shuffle- board player of no mean ability. Scruggs received his degree from Slippery Rock Teachers College last June, while Winter- bottom was recently turned loose from Split Lip University. Prior to the time of their graduation, both attended many other col- leges, too numerous to mention. Frankly, this correspondent doesn't see how either of these tramp athletes graduated from any school, but now we 're stuck with them and I Suppose we'll have to make the most of it. How these guys are going to make anything out of that bunch of muscle-brains we call football players, continues to be a burning question in the minds of we more cultured students. Court-n-:ml on page 2. A typical campus scene at Wesleyan-kiddies playing in the sand piles in front.of Hedding Hall. l PAGE TWO ILLINOIS WESLEXTAN UNIVERSITY ARGUS TUESDAY, IVIAY 37, 1' THE ARGUS Official 1311116-tins T R I V I A ..... Illinois Wesleyan Published whenever we can get credit for the paper. .. . Entered as very doubtful matter m Wnstebaskets all over City of BIoomiug't,on, Ill. Editor-in-Cheese ......... I. Gouge Editorial Stal?- Spats Editor. . . . . .Chas. Gertz Slush Editor ......... Ninn Tenn Mush Editor ...... Norma Nostril Spoof Render ...... Spider Webb Custodian of Cuspidors .... Eb. Tyde ARGUS Projects for Good, Clean Fun 1. A jam session weekly. 2. Disorgavnized cheev-mg. 3. Shoes for all freshlmevzl. 4. No snoring in classes. 5. New brass cuspidors. History-So Vlfhat? History repeats itself. What of it? We had exams last year, we have exams this year, and we will have exams next year. That isn't history, tl1I1t,S a shame. We paid our tuition last year, we are paying our tuition this year, and we'll probably pay our tuition next year. And that surely isn't historyg tl1at's a crime. But we'll go O11 making history, year after year. Of course, along with the history, we'l1 be making poor grades and alot of long-term notes, but We'l1 still have a part in the deterioration of this muscle factory. Of course, this is only one phase of history, and if I knew anything about the rest of it, I surely wouldn't be doing this for a living. Masquers to Present Very Unfunny Version of Very, Very Unfunny Play- WI'lt61',S Nightmare The Masquers will try to stumble through the production, ' ' Tortured Midnight. ' ' This whole thing is one big mistake for several obvious reasons. In the first place, the Masquers are a, gang of rank hams, and to date, have fumbled every play in the books. In the second place, this Tortured Mid- night number was written by some moron whose only previous experience was writing obit- uaries. This ham organization is hold- for parts tonight, ing tryouts and if you want a good laugh, free, come this crew on over and watch of knucklebmius mangle the King's English. If admission is charged for this farce, the Masquers should be charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. Will the person who left the Ford V-8 in Hedding Hall, please remove same from premises. Two years is a, little too long. -Dean Malcolm A. Love. All students who l1:wen't made Il.l'I'S-1llgClTl9l1l7S for the payment of their tuition, just take your good old time. If you l1:1ve11't got the money, just forget about ity there are enough suckers paying up now and we'll soak them enough to make up for the rvst. -Same as above. A11 seniors expecting to graduate in June, may come in the business ofiice and receive your S10 for having to wear those hot old caps and gowns. A11 those who ca.n't get out of going to graduation exercises will be properly remunerated. -Same guy. It's Not Better to Know Now just suppose that you knew everything there is to know. Look what you would he missing. You sure wouldu't be lwre, trying to find out that it is better to know. H How do you know that you're in love? That is :L very common question, but I coulflu't answer it because I don't know and furtllermore, I don't care. I understand that there are five ways of telling whether you are in love, but I don't care if there are only two, 1,111 not interested in Hurling out if you 're in love. Besides, I'fl have the edge on you and you would be llounding me with silly questions. If you and your wife are both fllIll'WltS, why woulcln't that be 21 happy lnarrizage? She coul1ln't ask you any questions about anything that you could give an intelligent answer. Any married man will tell you that all the intelligent men are still single. And now, if you know any- thing, you can have my job. Encyclopedia Americana Booze-Milk of amnesia. A Russian-One who sits on nothing and clzmces. Straw-Somctlling you suck :L soda through two of. Baseball Game Postponed The baseball game scheduled for Saturday between 'Wesleyan and Flanagan 's Corners U., has been postponed till a. later date. F.C.U. claims that their starting battery hasn't been released as yet by their farrn team in the Epworth League. This is a fortunate turn of afl'airs for the I.W.U. fumlrlers, because our right fielder went out for :L short walk last week and l1asn't returned yet, thus weakening our starting lineup. The game last week, scheduled with Bald Knob Institute was cancelled because of insufficient evidence. P1-elude Flop! The rain is leaking through the roof! The soothing putter of rain on the roof is soothing my rllvfllecl nerves and I nm on :L big white aloud, sailing on my way to Dreamland. Plopl Zounds! A large, cold blob of rain lands squarely on my tforellead. There goes my playhouse. How am I ever going to get to sleep now? Counting sheep? I shall try that-one two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, t11irtec:n, fourteen, fifteen, six- teen, seventeen, eighteen, nine- teen, twenty, twenty-one, twenty-two, twenty-three, twenty-four, twenty-five, twenty- six, twenty-seven, twenty-eight, twenty-nine, thirty, thirty-one, thirty-two, tllirty-three, thirty- four, thirty-five, thirty-six, thirty-seven, thirty-eight, thirty- nine, forty, forty-one, forty-two, forty-three, forty-four, forty- five, forty-six, forty-seven, forty-eight, forty-nine, fifty, fifty-one, fifty-two, fifty-three, fifty-four, fif ------- zzzzzzzzzzz. QTry it some time. It just worked for mc-.j Five Faculty Members to Bore Listeners at Clinic Professors Dripp, Clipp, Ives, Hives, and McPl1ertlebu1'p will hog the spotlight at the Bec- Keepers Clinic tonight at the Dive. None of them knows a. darn thing about bees and there will be plenty of phoncy ili- fOI'l'l11LtlOl1 handed out by this bunch of stumblebums. Dripp and Clipp are about all czmgllt up hero at VVQ-slcyan and after tonight they will really be on the way out. McPJ1crtlcburp is the smzut- est one of the whole mess and he still insists upon using the fire escape on Hcclcling Hall in- stead of the stairsg so what can you expect from that bunch of bi rcl-b minsl? If you know when you 're well- off, you'1l stay away from that rat's nest tonight. Thumbnail Descriptions D. Amundsen- Dcatl1 take holiday. ' ' E. McBride-' ' Unrlecidecl. ' D. Monemlez-f ' Vaseline an' clean shirt. J. Scllultz-f'Huck10berry Firm. J. Armstrong-' ' Suppressed desire. ' ' II. Morey-' ' Teeth and 'lIwcccl. ' ' D. Volle-U The masquerade- over. P. A. Smith- Simple and sweet. D. Monge-'fBig, black and buffiecl. ' ' W. Hellman- Corn on the cob. M. Ragzm-' ' Fairview Sani- f2l.l'll1ll'l. ' ' D. Far:-C-ll- An ideal iclol.' R. Temple-' 'Country boy. . H. Davison- 'l'l1e curse the aching lxe:u't. D. Foxvog-' ' Apple Dumpling. ' ' R. Fuller-' ' Casper Milque- toast. M. J. Fink-Ajar of cold CI'0E1I'l'l. ' ' G. Walker M. Bagan- Da J. I! 7 Patrol. S. Puskicwicz-USpawn of W North. H. Fuller-' ' Ferdinand the Bull. ' ' M. Maxon-' ' Any horrible example! ' F. Viehman- Turtle soup the hoof. R. Brmnuer-' ' Boogy man! J. Cribhet- Peacl1es and Qruam. ' ' J. Brukuw-' ' Epileptic fit. ' ' G. Ruff-' ' Hull tree. Buck Lib1'n1'y- Tower of Bulmlmlc-. M. Murelmusc - ' ' Brushllea K. K. G. Sorority- Noted Dnmesf ' E. Xvlllli'lI11S-I ' Soup and fis R. lliorruw-' ' Baby Leroy. ' ' J. Pilkis-HHai1'cut :mal 9. 11090. H Drexler Injured Professor Dwight Drexler cuiverl :L badly mangled ri hand yustwrlzmy at Presser H. Professor Drexler was rea ing for the last note in Brah lILtCl'IIl0ZZO in E Major, O 116, when the Hmmcc compzh renclmcfl for the piano at Same time. Professor Drexlcl' will uuvcx'-tllc piano is gone-a thc note is still there. Past Record Cozztinuefri from page 1. Neither one of these thu: was l'0COlHIl'lGlldCfl by auybo :mil I still clon't know how tl! got in here. XV:-311, if we beat Notre Da by nam-me than seven touchrlowl it will be am miracle to me. 136 FZSDAY, MAY 37, 1939 ILLINOIS IVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY AR-GUS PAGE THREE Social Notes 'obocly attended the Tappa jga Beer b11st last Saturday everyone there had a lousy Korman Nasal spent the J:-end at his home at Wharf- he-Docks, but he has ar- in back. he Sippa Sippa liouseparty Friday was judged a com- e success by both people attended. 'illiam Tomlin was a week- guest at the Sigma Chi se. farvin Ragan attended mel last Thursday. fiss Bertha Bloomer enter- ed at a. clam-bake at the k last Tuesday evening. 'ean Draft spent the week- in Chicago attending the 1al Beauty Opcra.tor's Con- ion. Hiro members of a certain fraternity spent the week- at another certain frater- ' house on the campus. 'ayme Glotz swam in the Iional A.A.U. swim meet at Hopedale pool last Friday .t. G-umma Goo to I-Iave ner and Initiate ges .1 Gamma Goo will hold its and last meeting tonight ie Huddle. The meeting will Fl charge of Wilbur Trymee, will lead in a. discussion d, The Forward Trend of nies. lie dinner will follow the dis- Iion, providing anyone is still ice. The menu will feature liver d'hotc garnished with card, pickle, and onion. ,ie last straw will be the ation of the pledges. If the ' doesn't break up the meet- the initiation surely will. We Chapel Thursday unouncemcnt was made to- to the clfect that there d be no chapel held Thurs- due to the fact that proper irs havcu't been made on roof of Presser llall, and tudents complain that the g raindrops keep them 'B. ri Kappa lflntertains lges io chapter of Beta Kappa entertain its pledges this ing at an old-fashioned 0' session. Batting practice begin promptly at 7 o'cl0ck. 137 Titan Tales Danny Menendez, fresh base- ball mentor, has an old 'pair of baseball shoes which he will gladly trade for a few good base-hits. , Ilarry Anderson, Titan re' ceiver, has a particular yen for anything pertaining to France or the French, and while the Mumblingg Methodists were in the Southland, he returned from a visit to the French quarters with a very elaborate discourse on the activities of the inhabi- tants. Clint my heart belongs to Ellie, eh, Moelj Loren Laub, freshman in- fielder, has been having trouble with his feet. Says Laub, fflluruplil Shoes-I never wore 'ein in Indiana, I don't see why they can't let a guy be coiufortable. ' ' Dean Graff, Titan catcher, has been requested to keep his mask on between innings of games at Vtfider Field. The little kids have been kicking up an awful fuss and the city administration says it will be forced to charge the team an aruusement tax if they insist upon putting on a sideshow along with the games. Clif 'Dean reads this, Ibn jest n' joshin'.j lfld Lakafka has connections with the Chicago Vifhite Sox. I-Ie knows the guy that has charge of the concessions at Comiskey Park. Cnngratulations are in order for Frank Viehman, fleet-footed left fielder of the Titans. After two long years, Viehman iiually appeared on the field with his baseball shirt on with the buttons in front. ' ' 1 l GREEN GRASS -veteran Titan catcher, will be kept from behind the plate for the remainder of the season by his teammates and the coach. He also has a, nail in his shoe, which has been bothering him for some time and will lessen his chances oi' com- peting. gil Wesleyan Students Doing Their Homework Tennis Team Nearly Defeats Franklin Grade Team Those Tottering Tennis Titans brought out all their latent power and nearly subdued the highly-touted Franklin Grade School team in a meet on the third floor of Hedding Hall yesterday afternoon. The outcome was i11 doubt until the very last hour of the match between Capt. Lobb of lilcsleyan and Capt. Netts of the Franklin aggregation. This match was bitterly contested and it was only after a hard struggle that Capt. Lobb bowed his head in defeat. The scores of this match were, 21-1, 7 come ll, and 54-40 or fight. In the doubles, Lohb and Slobb of Viiesleyan defeated Bibb and Tucker of Franklin, but this match did not count in the final score because Lobb a.nd Slobb were disqnaliiied for using roller skates. College Calendar Registration Matriculation Dissipation Elimination Resume of Southern Ball Trip Left Bloomington, went to Tennessee, had a swell time there. Left Tennessee, went to Florida, sure had fun there, too. Stayed in Florida a couple days, had a great time there. Went to Louisiana and boy! did we have fun there! The guys said we did, anyway. From Louis- iana I forget where we went, but we sure had a swell time, I guess. After we left there we came home, where it wasn't nothin' like it was where we was before we get there. Boy, it was cold! Wie really had a lot of fun all over everywhere we visited at. And I think everyone will bear me out on that statement, won't you, boys? I,Dl pretty heavy, but start bearing, I've been here too long now. J ellyball Team Practices The opening session of jelly- ball practice will be held today promptly at 3 P.M. at Kemp Bowl. All prospective par- ticipants are asked to bring their own jelly and a dish to pass. If nobody shows up, we'11 just call olf the schedule, it doesn't make any diiference to us if you lugs don't want to play. FEATURES lNAUllURATlUN HIHVIEEIHVIINH WS EN TH DEER R l 1'1 1 W I LSON HOMECOMING QUEE J jf 1 1 5.19 - A if W 'fi' Q -i f f 'jj G ' if TL, , 'T 4. I I -gr GWICNUOLYN COMPTON BETTY SMITH T E N D A N T S 4 f' HELEN MOBERLY A T T E N D A N T S . 'T-: i 'Nlh , ,sa X 1 LINNEA LAMSON 5 W w w 1 N . X I, . 4 , I1 Y 'I Q P ' Id : -1 , - mg TI ICLIGANOR MCBRIDE MARIE JENSON ABIE'S IRISH ROSE presentefl by the UNIVERSITY IIIEATRF E. Melhu Johnson, Director Solomon Levy. . . . Abraham Levy. . . Rosemary Murphy . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wcnmlell Oliver . . ........ Keith Booth Hilda Gnmmerman Patrick Murphy. . . . ....... J. Alfred Nou Isaac Cohen. . . . . . Mrs. Isaac Cohen. . . ........ Robert Irwin . . . . . . . .M:n'g11critc Hilos Dr. Jacob Samuels. . . ..... Robert Hoifclt Father XVhalen. . . . . ..... 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Junior Class . . Kappa Delta . . . Ackerman, Leila Jean... ..,42, 72, 94, 98 101, 132 Akaka, Abraham .... ......... 2 0, 84 Aldrich, Marian ..... .......... 2 0, 64 Alexander, Beatrice .... 20, 70, 93, 148 Ameday, Alphio .................... 50, 80 Amundsen, Richard ..............,... 122 Anderson, A. Keith..20, 78, 92, 97, 103, 148 Anderson, Harry ............. 42, 118, 122 Anderson James .............. .,.. 2 0, 114 Anderson, Mary Elizabeth .... .... 3 2, 68, 98 Anderson, Reuben ........ .. .,..... 32 80 Andrews, Audrey .............,..... 50, 70 Andrews, Marion . . . ............. 32, 70 Armstrong, Jack ....... 31, 32, 78, 102 Askew, Myrna ...20, 72, 93, 98, 129 132, 148 Atkinson, Robert . ..,.... 20, 78, 100 Aubuchon, Lillian .. . ....,. 42 70 Babcock, Betty . . . ............ 32, 74 Bade, Edward .. ........ 50, 82, 96 Baker, Ruth ..... .50, 72, 96, 98, 99 Barnes, Betty ...... ........... 6 8, 101 Bartels, VVallace ..... .......... 5 0, 78 Bartkowiak, Walter ..... 32 Bartlow, 1Villiam .... .... 5 0 99 Bartmess, Doyne . . ..... 50 Baxter, Byron . . . ... ..... ... .. 50 Baylor, 1VilIiam . . ....,......... 50 Beadles, Marguerite .19, 20, 86, 92, 98 Beall, Dorothy 20, 68, 92, 98, 100 101, 130, 132 Beall, Yolanda ..... . . ........ ,42 68 Beckhelm, WVilliam . . . ....... 50 82 Behrends, Harold . ....... 78 Bellah, Donald ..... ...... 2 O 80 Benner, Keith .... .......... 4 2 Berenz, Bernadine .. . .... 20, 42 64 Beyer, Kathryn .... , ..... 50 64 Biby, Ruth ...... .... 3 2 66 1 DEX 106 . . 7-15 .. 153-165 72-73 100 . 106 'FV . . 1.3.1-137 . 103 .. 120-123 .. 117-119 84-85 100 109 108 95 74-75 93 . . 99 .. 139-151 .. 112-116 94 49-58 97 124 98 63 . . 99 .. 126-127 31-40 68--69 TUDE Kappa Kappa Gamma. . . Library Staff . . . . . . Masqucrs .... ...... Panhellenic Council. Peanut 'Club . . . . . . Phi Phi Phi Phi Phi Gamma Delta. . . Kappa. Phi. . . Mu Alpha ............. Sigma Epsilon Officers Sigma Iota ......... Pi Gamma Mu . . Pi Kappa Delta .. Rho Phi Sigma . . Senior Class ...... Sigma Alpha Iota . . Sigma Kappa . .. 1 . Sigma Chi .. Snap Shots ...... Sophomore Class .. Stray Greeks ..... Student 'Union ....... Symphonic Ensemble Tau Kappa Epsilon . . Tennis... Theta Alpha. Phi . . Vesper Musicales .. Wesleyana Staff VVomen's Athletics . . . 1Voman 's League .. Y.W.C.A ..... . . Tl DEX Bicket, Jane ....... Bingham, Margaret . Blakney, .loy ...... Blatt, Isabel ...... Blimline, Eleanor . . Bline, J. Brooks . . . Bliss, Rodger ...... Boardman, Marian . . Boies, Lucille ...... Book, John NV. .... . Bookwalter, Mardel . Boone, Mary Kay . . Booth, Keith ............ Boulton, Betty .... Bower, Robert . . . Brady, John XV. . . . . Bremner, Robert. .20 Brines, George ..... Britton, Dorothy ........ Brokaw, John A. . . . . Brooks, Helen Jean . Brnnorn, Maurice ........ Breen, Donald .......... 1 34, Brotherson, Russell . Brown, Dick ...... Brown Donna . . . Brown Edward . . . Brown John A. ... Brown Loretta . . . Brown Reba ...... Brownlee, Kenneth . . . . Bucher, Theda ..,. Bukant, Johnny . .. Buker, Phil ....... Bunting, Joseph Burgette, Ronald . . . Burke, Harry . .. Burnett, Perry . . . Butler, William . .. . ..... .42, .........50, . . .20, 92, 96, 50 H oo, 97, .........20, ...........50, 64 70 98 32 42 . . ....... 42 go 98 98 80 98 ...........42, 70 80 62, 64, 95, 97, 98 103,129,130 .....,.....50, 76 ...........42, 78 101, 112, 116, 124 ' 78 ...........J2, 76 ....32, 64 ......5O, 78 50 ...,20, 72, 103 112 50, 72, 92, 98, 132 ...........21, 70 . ............ 42 ....50 .....50 .......50 78 ,...5o, ...51, 78 ...21,114 ......32,'1s . . . .42, 94, 97 Calas, Catherine . . Camp, Christina Campbell, Robert .. Campbell, Williaxii . . . Carey, George ..... Cavanagh, Patricia .. Cuvins, Miriam . . . Challis, XVilliam Chapman, Lola . . . Charles, Henry . . Chatfield, June . , . Christ, VVillinn1 . . . Claoys, Frank ,... Clark, Joseph ...... Cleaver, Mary Juno Clemons, Louis ..... Cole, Oleta ........... Collins, Glenn ....... . . Collins, Mary Elimbetli Compton, Gwendolyn .. Conklin, Peggy ...... Connelly, George . . . Corley, Earle .... Corley, Robert . . . . . Cornelius, Evelyn . . . . . . Costello, James ..... 21 Coulter, Marilouiso . . . . . Countryman, Charles . . Covert, Douglas ...... Cox, Mary Elizabeth . . Cox, Ralph ......... Crapp, Kingsley . . . Creighton, Helen .. Cribbet, John .... Crosbey, Helen . . . Culbertson, Jane . .. Cummins, Dorothy . . . 64-6 10 9 6 10' 76-7 9 80-8 8 9 9 9 86-8 19-23 70-7 i 66-6 . . 78-7 . . 150-15. . 41-4 8 96 10 82-8' P 12. 9 10 . 10i . . 129-131 95 9 .,..51, 71 ,...32, 71 71 7 ......32, , ....... 21, 5,9 v r H F 9: ..........51, 72, 9 21, 62 64 129, 131 9 .........21, 84, . .... 21,66,9G,9 .........51, 81 .......51, 71 4 ... .21, 78, 111: ..........51, 81 ...51, 64, 94, 9' 8 . ......., 81 . 4 .. ......... Z1 71 .32, 70,l14 5 H 7 . . . .33, S .....51,8 63, 76, 96, 124, 141 33, 71 ...,21, 81 ....21, 81 ....42, 8 ....33, 9 .....33, 82, 9 ....51, 64, 13 .......33, 6 166 alrymple, Gerald .. nvee, Helen ..... uvis, Harold ..... avis, Lester Luc .. avis, Shirley Ann . . uvison, J. I-I. .... . euver, Hobart . . . ees, Lloydu .. 82, 99 ......42, '10 .......-12,80 ....49, 51, 70 '26 ...42, 76, '116 4 as elnp, Halen .... 42, 86, 94, err, Ivun ..... . ........ 84 etrick, Vifuync . . ....... 99 etwiler, Eliml . . . . .HEL GB ick, Dorothy .... ...42, 64 ickey, Lawrence .. ..51, 84 ickinson, Dorothy . . . . . .43, 64 iers, John . .,..... ...... 3 3 ill, Mnrijune ....... ...51, 64 obsun, Marguerite . . ...... 33 odd, Orville ...... . . .43, 76 ouglass, '1'hom1m . . . . . . . 51 owney, Louise . . ...... 98 owsu, Richard .... ..,. ......... 2 1 , 78 rake, Mary Esther ............. 33, 86, 98 rumm, Donald ....... 43, 82, 99, 114, 118 rummonrl, Gerald ............ 38, 82, 102 rury, Keith ...... ...... ...... 5 1 , 80 uBois, Betty .... ..... A 13, 98 umbuuld, James . . . . .51, '76 uncan, Robert . . . . . .51, 78 nncnn, WVurren . . . . .5l, 82 unn, Edward .... ...51, R2 uval, Alfred ...... . . . .. ..5l, 76 hrnmntroul, XVnltcr ............... 43, 78 10l iler, Mary Virginia.. . . . 5.2, xo, 92, on, kstrom, Gilbert . .... ........ 5 2, 82, 99 lkins, Jlldilvll ..... .... 3 li, 68, 100, 101 Hiott, Robert .... ...... ..... . . . 52 lmorn, Joun ...... , . . ...... 1113, 66 merson, Mildred . . . merson, Puul . . . . nglish, .Tohu . . . . . ..3Zi, 66, 98 . . . . .52, 78 100 1 oi nsohunn, 'Pod . . ...... 82 rust, Marprurct . ..... .............. 5 2 vans, David ...................... 49, 90 vans, Morgan .... 21, 52, 82, 84, 118, 124 vans, Nancy ...................... 21, 64 walt, Paul . . . .... . . . ...... 52, 99 walt, XVillium . . .... 33 agar, Richard . . . ......... 43, '78 nrrell, Richard .. ..,19, 21, 63, F40 unity, Edward ......... 52, 82 icklin, Virginia . . . . ....... 34, 66 inch, George .......... 52, 78 ink, Mary June .. ...-13, 64, 94, 96 leming, Eileen . . ........... 52 olk, Richard . . . .. .22, '78, 114 oil-ters, Milan . . . . . .34, 78, 118 ord, Ethel . ..... 22, 86 ort, Allen .... ...... 2 2, R9 oster, Mary . . . .......,.. 66 ox, NVnlt.nl' ..... . . JM, 76, 100 oxvng, Daniul ...., .......... I K-L redn, JIIIYOIP ........ ..... I H, 34, 80 redriukson, Beverly . . . . .34, 62, 68, 94 reese, Stanley .................... 22, 76 reesh, XVinnifrud . . . ...... 52, 94, HH, llll uller, Hurry ............ .....,.... I 14, 78 uller, Robert. ..... -lil, 76, 94, 06, 116, 118 ago, Isnnc ...... 34, 84, 92, 102, 113, 121 albnvy, Charles ................,.. . . . 34 emberling, XVnrrcn . . . . . .43, T6 hiluin, Helen ...... ...... 4 25 ierach, Jack ...... . . .52, 76 ic-se, Paul ...... .... 5 2 oossenn, Frnuk .. ....,.. 52 oss, Allen ...... ......... 9 9 ously, Elizabeth .... 22, 66, 96 rady, Loudenu . . . . . . i . . ...... 52, B6 ruff, Donn ..... .......... 4 3, 78, 121 rant, Frances . . . . . ....... ........ . 52 rnue, Florence .. 68. 92, 100, 101 102, 131 men, Alice ........ ............... 5 2 reenhnlgh, Edward . .. ...... 52, 76 rubb, Robert ....... . . .43. 76, 101 uilford, Chnrlcs .....,... 22, 80 ullnr, Betty Ann . . ....... 41, 43, 70 ullott, Mary ...... . . .22, 06, 92, 98 ustafson, Rohert .. ......... 52, 84 ustnfson, Royal .. . ..... 43, H0 nig, Gertrndn . . . . . .-43, '70 alune, Orvid . , . .... 52 ull, Brooks ..... . . .22, 82 ullnm, Dick ...... .. .52, 78 aller, Genevieve . . . . . .3-4, '70 ullstein, Eileen . ...... 43 nmnnrl, Luvern . . . . .34, 82 fumpton, William . , . .,....... 99 arbert, Marjnrin . . . .......... . 34 arder, Gertrude ..... 22, 62, 74, 93 arned, Charles .................... 52, 80 arnetiaux, Dunne .................... 52 arris, VVillinm .... 48, 63, 76, 96, 102, 125 167 Hart, Edson .... . . . ........ 22, 76 Hart, Harvey .... ............... 4 3, 76 Hartman, Alvin .. ...34, 78, 92, 96, 103 125, 148 Hartson, June ...... . . . ........ 52, 72 Husenioyer, Robert. .... 43, 76, 101 Hastings, NValte1' . . .... 22, 84, 101 Hatch, Arthur . . . ....... 53, 80 Hatfield, Dorothy . . .................. 64 Hawks, Allen .... ............,... 5 3, 76 Hawks, Esther . .. .... 22, 64, 98, 129, 130 131, 132 Hayes, Jack . . ................ 43 Iiuycs, Melvin ..... . . . ..... .... . . 53 Haynes, Murtlm. ..... .............. 5 3, 74 Hmnpsteacl, Dorothy ..... 43, 66, 97, 98, 130 Henderson, Lyle .... .............. 3 4, 84 Hendrix, Imogene . . . . . . ...... . . . . . 53 1-Icmlrix, Virginia .... 34, 86 1'Ieurlil1, Betty .... ....,...... 5 3 Hreiser, Gerald .... ......,..... 4 3 Hiaser, Rosemary ........... 22, 66, 93, 97 Higgason, Lucile ...................... 35 I-Iiles, Marguerite: ...22, 72, 94, 96, 98, 148 Hiltabrzmd, Ben .......... 35, 76, 102, 124 1-Iinnmn, Alum . . . ................. . . 43 Hinners, John ....... .......... 2 2, 80 Hiscox, Norman ....... .......... 5 3, 76 Hublit, Mary Elizabeth ....... 43, 64, 92, 98 Hoffnlt, Robert. ......... ......... 5 3, 80 I-Iofflnnn, Charlotte . . . ........... 53, 70 Hulbert, Ruth ..... ,..-14, 68, 98, 131 Hnldridize, Jean .... .... 5 3, 64, 96, 98 Holflrirlge, Melissa . . ...22, 93, 97, 148 I-Inlclswnrtll, Donn . . . .......... 44, 94 Ilolfm-t.y, Charles . .. ....,... 35, 82 Holforty, Eileen . . .......... 35, 66 Hallman, NVilhur . . ...... 23, 80, 125 Hallowell, Muck . .. ...44, 92, 100, 101 Hoppers, Jnnms . . . ........... . . 84 Hoppers, V1-rnon . . ......,..... 53 Hornny, Helen .... ..... 4 4, 62, '70 I-Toswoll, Russell . . . .... 44, 84, 112 Howell, Julnvs . . . ...... 23, 100 Howland, Doy .... ............. 4 8 Hrvatin, Frank, Jr. . ............... 44 I'luITmn,n, Marjorie . . . . .53, 72, 94, 96, 98 Hughes, Leone . . . ............ 53, 74 Hughes, Sidney . . . . . ......... 53 Hulick, Charles . . . . . 82 Imixx, Russell . . . . . 23 Immun, Tienore . . . ...... . 53 Ireland, Marian . . . ..... 53, 70 Irvin, Dorothy . . . . . .44, 74, 92 Irwin, Robert . . ..... 44, 82 Izntl, Dann .... .... 4 4, 82 Jnhlonski, Glenn . . . . .35, 80 Javohs, Eclwnnl . . .... 44, 80 Jnvohs, Ralph . . . ....... 44, 82 Jucobsnn, Alvin ..... ........... 4 4, 80 .Yam-a, John ......... .... 3 5, 63, 84, 97 Janssen, lifurymm ...... ...... 2 3, 64, 100 Jnrrvtt, Martha .Tune ............ 53, 64, 96 .Tense-n, Joan ............... 53, 66, EJB, 99 Jens:-n, Olivia .......... 44, 66, 92, 94, 129 Jenson, Marin .. .... 23, 74, 92, 145, 148 Jonson, Paul .... ............... 5 3, 82 Jinkins, Dale ...... .... 4 4, 82 Johmsen, Russell . . .... 23, B4 Johnson, Albert .... . . .35, 103 Johnson, 'Donald . . . .... 53, 80 Jnhnsnn, Marjorie . . . .... 53, 64 Johnston, Ruth .... ..... 3 5 Jones, Philip ...... .... 5 3, 99 Jones, Ralph ........ .... 3 5, 80 Jon:-x, Surah Louise .. .... 44, 92 Jolwx, Vifilliam . , . . . ..., . . 44 Jorgunsull, Robert . . . .... 44, 80 Josuph, Vivian ..... .... . . . .53, 70 Knmmerer, Vernon .. . . .41, 44, 76, 113 Knsbeor, Richard .... ......... 5 3, 78 Keene, Martha .Tmm .. ........ 54, BG Kuil, Robert ....... , . .23, 95, 97 Keith, Jack ........ ........ 4 4, 82 Kellerman. 'William . .. ..,. 44, 89, 122 Kelley, Joseph ....... . , .23, 88, 92 Kelso, 'Beth . ...,.. ..... 5 4, 70 Ks-rr, Charles . . . ..... 44, 76 Kerr, John ...... ....... 4 4, 76 Karr, Virginia . . . . . .23, 64, 98 Kessler, Harold . . . . .3-5, 82, 97 Kesterson, Ynle . .... ....... 4 4, 80 King, Lorraine ..,.... .... 5 4, 64, 130 King, Mary Elizabeth ........ 54, 101 King, Richard ....... . . . .23, 63, 80, 99 Koenig, Fryda . .. ........... 54, 74 Kohler, Roberta .. ..., 54, 72, 98, 99 Kr-nhl, Leonard ........... . 82 Kranov, Donald .. ........ 54, 99 Kudrnn, Alice .. ..... 35 Luger, Thelnm . , ....... 44, 131 Laing, Alden .. .... 23, 97, 103 Lnkofka, Ed . . ...... 35, 123 Lam, Charles ..... Lnmhrecht, Paul . . Lami, Norma, ..... Lamson, Linnea Landry, Edward . . Lune, Samuel .,... Lnntz, Lois .,., Lnntz, Margaret .. Lantz, Stanley .. Lantzer, Irene . . LaPlnnt, Fred .... Larison. Beverly . . Lnub, Loren . .. Lauer, Marie ..... Leach, Arthur .... Leaf, Kenneth ........ Lehetsnmer, Richard LeBoeuf, Paul .... Lee, Leonard ..... Lent-ch, Eugene . . . Lcgner, Sylvester . . . Legner, Vincent .. Lenalmn, Robert . . Leonard, Esther .. Leonard. Virgil . . . Lester, Richard .... Lewis, Grace Adele Lillibridge. Ruth .. Lindsay, Helen ,... '. . Lindsay, James ....... vs, .....35, 114 100 70 144 78 .....45, ....23, .. 54, sz ...45, 72, 94, 97 72 az 45,70 121 102 'rs u.......-.4.5.'.e8' ....35, 64, 97, ..........54, ...a5,74 ...54,s2 ......s2 ....54,s2 ...35,7a ...ss, 95 .....so .........45 ..........54 ...23, vs, 116 ...45,es,99 za .... ..54 74 72, 92 Qs. 45, ...35, .....74. , 96 102 78 ....a5, Litherlnnd, Kenneth . . . . , , , .45 82 Logue, Darwin ...... ..,.. 4 5, 84 Lohman. Walter .... ...23 ss' sz Long, Helen Louise . . .,,, , ,35, 70 Loomis, Charles, Jr. . ......... 54' 80 Twunrh, John ...... ............ . ' 35 Love, Willard ...... 76, 100 '101 Lovelock. Virginia. .. .......... 35 70 Lucey, Robert ,... ......... 5 4' va Tnmdh, Laura .... . . . .35: 70 Mabie, Dorothy . . . , I ' 35 Madsen, Boletta . A . ,,,,, 514' 68 Maguire, Margaret . . . ........ 45' 68 nrnmer, Helen ......, ...36 'zo ,131 Mammen. Willianm . . . .... '. . . .1 76 hmm, Milford .... ..... 4 5..100 Manning, Cleo . . . , , ,36 gg 92 Manning. Jack ....... ' .54, 82 Manning, Leo ...... .... 3 6 115 ,123 Mnrquardt, Donald .............. , ..... V . 54 Mnrqunrdt. George .................... 45 Marquis, Barbara ..36 64, 94, 97, 100. mn Murriett. Marian . , ........ , ........ 54 86 Martin, Roger ......,.............. 24, 82 Massey, Clarence . . . ....... ..... . Y 24 Mastin, Lou Ella . . . ........ 24 72 98 Matthews, Evelyn .. ...45, 68, 92' 98, 99 Mau, Anna ........ ....... . . .Y .... ' 54 Maxon, Marcel ...... ...... 4 5, 84 113 McAneney, Maxine ....... 36, 64i 102 Mcfkrdle, Margaret . . . . . , ...,..... 36 68 McBride, Dorothy . . . . .37, 72, 94. 96: 98 13 2 McBride, Eleanor .......... 45, 68, 95: McCarty, Alice . ..... 45, 72, 94, 96, 98, 132 McClure, Marion ................... 54 76 McGrath, Raymond ......,............ ,122 McMillan, Howard .................. 45 80 McNeil, Jack ......................... ' 54 McNico1, Helen .,... 37, 86, 92, 93, 98, 101 Meeker, Doris ..................... 45, 96 Meeker, Helen .............. 54. 64. 94, 99 Meeker, Lois ..24, 64, 93, 98. 130. 131, 148 Meeker, Robert ........ .... 3 7, 76. 92. 102 Mehrhoff, Dale ................. 55, 94 99 Mehrlwff. Mary Jane . . ............. ' 55 Menendez. Danny . . . ..........., . 120 Mercier, Charles . . . . . .37, 78, 102, 122 Mercier, Edson . . . . ..... . .... . . 45 Milich, Mike ......... 55, 76 Millard, John ..... .... 4 5, 76 Miller, Eleanor . . . ,,,,,, , 24 Mills. Frank ...... ......... 5 5. 82 Minton, Bernard .... ,.... . 45, 84, 99 Moake, Robert .... .............,.. 4 5 Moberly, Helen .37, 62, 66, 130. 144 Modahl, Elaine . . ............... 24, 70 Monahan. Al .................. 24, 78, 118 Monge, Dominick .............. 37, 97, 116 Moormnn, Bonita .37, 66, 98. 129. 130, 13'l Morehouse, Melvin ......... ......... 3 7, 89 Morey, Harold ..................... 24, 78 Morrow, Robert . . Mm-timer, Gene .. Mortimer, Jack ....... Mnhleman, Richard Munson, Roger . . . Murphy, Vince . .. Murrie, Arthur . , . Myers, Dale . . . , Myers, Florence .. Myers, James .. . Nnngle, Rosemary . Ns-sler, Virginia . . Newkirk, Elwin . . . . ........ ...41 . ,...... 37, 1oo, 101 .am az, 96, 100. 101 ..........24, 97, 99 ..... 55,82 24 ...45, s4, 122 .........4s ...24, 78,97 ............55, 74 ..24. 62. '70, 103 ...46, 82, 96, 99 Newsom Beth . Nieh01s,'A1m . .'.'.'2'4,' 64, Nicholson, James ...... Nicholson, John ....... Nierstheimer, Carl . . . Nollsch, Henry .... Norris, Virginia .... Novotney, Clarence .. Olson, Donald . . . Olson, Justus . . . . . . Oswald, Robert ..... Palszynski, Vl'illiam . .. Paolucci, Beatrice . . . . Paskiewicz, Stanley ........ Payne, Mary Fran Peairs, Nancy . . ....... Pease, Sara Jane .... Peddicord, William .. Peerce, Norman .... Pe-ine, W'i1hel1nine Percy, Helen ...... Peters, Margaret . . . Peterson, Clyde .... Peterson, Lorraine Pettit, Paul .... Phelps, Charles . . . Phelps, Richard . . Phillips, Ruth .... Pixley, Margaret . . . Pliuipton, Bonita . . . Popejoy, Mildred .. Popp, Audrey . . . Potter, Lois ...... Powell, Katherine . . Preston, Ian . .. Price, Russell . ...,. .. Prindle, Martha Jane .... ....... Proctor, George ....... Prosch, Alice . ........ Pullman, Doris .... 38 Rackley, Annabel ..... Ragan, Marvin .. Raglan, Jessie . . . Rahn, Anita ..... Ramp, Wayne . .... Rasmussen, Robert . . . Ratclilfe, Elizabeth Reed, Fred ........ Reeves, Genevieve .. Renfro, Chalon . . . . . . . Renfro, Vera .... Rettherg, Maida .... 2 Reuter, Ila . ,... Rickert, Dorothy . .. Riedinger, Emma .. Ringler, Gertrude . . Ripka, Caroline . . Robbins, Roy .... Roberts, Beulah . . . Robinson, James , . . Robison, Janice .... Rockwood, Betty Rodgers, Myra Jane . . Roeske, Franklin .... Roeske, Paul ...... Root, Jean ...... Roozen, Edwin ...... Roozen, Mary Ann Rose, Wanda Rowena . Rosen, Bennett ...... Ross, Margaret Ann .. Ruff, George .... , . . Rulon. Lyle ....... Rust, Franklin . . . Ryan, John ...... Ryan, Mary Ellen . . Sailor, Haven .. Sailor, Jean .... Salch, Charles . . . Savage, VValter . . . Sawyer, Frances . .. Saxer, Roscoe . . . Sayre, Robert ..... Schaeffer, Clifford .. Schaeffer, John . . . . Schaub, Benton . . . . . . Scheets, Vivian . . . Schick, Robert ..,. Schillinger, Paul .. Schnahel, Charles . . . 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Frances .. ...... 47 98 Sherrill, Barbara . . . .56, 98 99 Shiner, YVilliam . . . .... 38 82 Shipley, Kathryn . . . . . .38 66 Short, Dorothy .... . . .47 70 Shult, Jack ..... .... 5 6 Silvey, Newell ..... ,....... 3 8 Simhauser, Louis . .. ........... 56 Simpson, David ...... . . . .47, 82, 125 Siniscalchi, August .... .... 2 5, 84, 116 Sites, Howard ...... .. . .38, 82, 118 Skelton, Franklin . . ...... 38, 123 Skinner, Cushman . . ..... ........ 4 7 Sliva, Leo ........ .............. 2 6 80 Smith, Betty .... 47, 72, 98, 132, 143 Smith, Byron . . . ............. . . 99 Smith, Harold . . . . ..... ...... 3 9 80 Smith, Howard . . .... 47 Smith, Larry ...... . ........ 47 Smith, Lyle ........ ........... 5 6 Smith, Phyllis Ann . .56, 66, 99. 131 Smith, Robert .... ...,....... 4 7 B0 Soeka, Frank ........ .... 3 9, 78, 115, 118 Sommerfield, Robert . . ........... 39 80 Southard, James . . .......... 47 80 Spangler, Leah .... .... 2 6, 86. 1.01 Spencer, Robert . . . ....... 39 82 Squires, Ruth . . . . . .26, 66 96 Stage, Jeannette . . . ....... . 47 Stahl, Gwendolyn . . . . .26, 95 96 Stalter, Gaylord . . . ...... 56 78 Steele, Leon ....... . . . , ....... . . 39 Steinkraus, Robert . . ......., 56, 99. 100 Stiekrod. Jayne . . . .............. 57 66 Storm, Helen ...... . . . 26. 66. 92 93 98 Sf01lI3lll1'l'l', Donald 26, 92, 93. 100. lol Strong, Arnold ..... ............. . . . 39 Stryker, Romain . . .... . . ...... 57 72 Stubbs, Arthur . . ......... 26, 78 97 Sullivan, Jack .... ,.......... . .39 78 Sutter, Alice . .. . 62, 72, 92, 98, 102 129, ian vi' Swanson, George .. ............. 57 78 Swartz, Jack .... .......... 4 7 Swisher, Harvey . . . .... 57 Switzer, Kathryn . . ...... 26 70 Tazg, Lawrence . . . .......,.. . 39 Talbot, Ross ...... .... 4 7, 78. 123 Taylor, John S. .. ....... 26 82 Tnyon, Raoul .... ....,.. 5 7 80 Tehle, Lois .......... .... 4 7, 64. 100 Telford, Barbara .. ............. 48 70 Telling Mary Elizabeth ......... 39, 72 96 Temple, Raymond ......... 39, 78, 118, 121 Teske, Robert ....... .............. 5 7 Theohald, YValter . . . . . ..... .26 Thieme, Viola . . . . . . . 57 Tlionias, Kenneth . . .... ....... 4 8 78 Thomas, Lelah .. . ............. 48 68 Thomas, Marea .. .. .39, 62, 68. 96. 97 99 101. 102, 129, 130 Thomas, Knoble ....... 26, 63, 78, 121, 148 Thompson, Lorenzo ........... ...... 5 7 99 Thompson, XVayne . . . . ..26, 84, 100 Thomsen, Graham . . . . . . . . . .26, 82, 100 Thrall, Victor ..,.................. 26, 80 Tibbetts, Betty . . . . . . Tilton, Ann . .... 48, ..... .... . .. 57 72, 92, 94, 95, 96, 97 98, 131, 132 Tobias, Franklin ..................,... 57 Tobie, Ruth .... ...4a, 64, oo, os, 129 Tomlin, William ... ............. 39, 78 Towson, Jack . . . ....... 39, 82, 123 Trimble, Ruby ......... . 57' Trotter, Jane ...... ......... 5 7, 98 Trotter, Marybelle . . . . . .48, 101, 132 Tucker, YVilliam . . . ......... 48, 76 Tyree, William .. ., .26, 76, 92, 95 Unger, Leo ......... ........ 3 9 Uptogrove, Mildred . . . . . .48, 72 Utesch, Louis ...... . . .57 78 Vallina, John ............. .... 4 8 Van Horn, Helen .........., ...57 987 Van Voorhis, Mary Elizabeth ............ 57 Vnrvel, Eleanor .................... 57, 74 Veitch, Lyle ....................... 39 82 Viehman, Frank . . ..... 26, 114, 122 Voile, Dale ...,. .... 2 7, 94, 96, 1-is NVaddell, Lyle .... .... 4 8, 84, 101 Wakayuma, Jack .. .......... .. 27 1Valker, George .... .... 2 7, 63, 78. 118 XVulkling, Jeanne . . . .......... 40, 70 Walters, Geraldine . . . . . .... .27 64 W'alters, Leland . . . . . .40, 82 WVard, Harold .... . . .27, 88 XVarner, Donald .................... 48 82 Vlfarnes, Howard ...................... 57 1Vn.sc-m, George .... 19, 27, 76, 93, 103, 149 Nifebb, Helen .... ,...... .......... 4 8 , 131 lNebb, Ruth .......... . ..... .57, 74, 100 1Vehbcr, Luelln. . . . ...... 40 70 NVebher, Vlfarron . . ...... 57 96 Nvcbor, Vera ..... .... 2 7, 86 98 XVeckel, Allan . . . . , . .... .40. 80 Vifoihmeir, Loretta . .. .... 27, 70, 96 1Volls, Dorothy Jean . . ........, 57 Werntz, Lester ....... ...... 4 8. 125 XVetlerlnnd, Chester . . .... 49, 57, 76 White, Margaret ..... 40, 103 NVickstrom, Ardo . . . . ....... . . 40 NVilcox, Donald ..... ...89, 100, 101 Wiley, Marjorie ..... .......... 4 8 NVill, Martha Jeanne , . , .............. 57 YVillard, Don ......................... 76 1Villett, Lucille ..... ...40, 62, 66, 94, 102 XVilliams, Edward . . . .............. . 27 Williams, John E .... ........... 4 8 80 Vtlilmoth, Bill ...................... 57, 82 1Vilson, Dorothy Jean .... 40, 92, 95, 96, 99 Wilson. Dorothy Mae ....... 57, 95, 96, 101 1Vilson, F1-urn ...... ............... 8 0 Nliilson, Ruth .......... 40, 64, 92, 94, 142 NVinL-hell, Jam-. .58, 72, 95, 96, 98, 129, 131 WVlllllllHN lll'1', Armand ............... 40, 80 Vl'inn, James ...... , . . ............ . 48 Vl'ins1.ead. 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