Lindenwood University - Linden Leaves Yearbook (St Charles, MO)
- Class of 1943
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Tucson, Arizona LIEUTENANT SIEGMUND A. E. BETZ, U. S, A, Cojfeyville, Kansas px 5 LN K 1 X ' Q To you, Lieu- lo you .li . tenants J. Stine, Well Wlsi ,Q S. A. E. Bm, R, Cessnmlg . E. Brand, and H. A, Posslbletl S Hartwigi to You, Second lou lake l Officer Grace Stevenson, main to who ferries Spitlires in Englandg to all our makeyou Lindenwood men and Women who are now Oflours' in the service or are planning to go in- the 1943 .... Pa 6 2 g Page 3 N T0 YOu lants J. Stine, A E- Betz, R' d, and H, A' O you, S6C011d 9 Slew?-nson, nd! 'EO all our Wh0 are now 3 to go in- P1124 Z 9 Lleu- to you We dedicate this yearbook with every Wish for your good fortune and sue- oess in fighting for the ideals which make possible the college you represent. While you take care of front line duties, We re- main to carry on here, endeavoring to make you as proud of our efforts as We are of yours. It is an honor to dedicate to you the 1943 Linden Leares. -THE ANNUAL STAFF Page 3 LIEUTENANT RALPH E. BRAND, U. S. A. M iami, Florida LIEUTENANT HELLMUT A. HAHTWIG, U. S. A Brooklyn, New York it I 3 BENEATH THE nxwf BANNERS To you, students of Lindenwood College, We present this yearbook-your record of 1943. 19433 Significant in all its connotations-War! Df-Jfensel Rationing! U. S. O.! War Bonds!-and, Yes' lieutenant's bars, and silver Wings. For You to accept now, but to cherish always, We give You the Linden Leaves of VL3. P s 4 Collegd we 1943, 1943! ar! Defense! fand, Yes! For You to - , foll the gn 6 F P435 4 Faculty Rea' Cross Kniilers Second Omcer GRACE STEVENSON, ATAW f Af WA 'M 0 W 6 Page 5 BETTY GRAY PROCTOB, WA.AC A ,A I L,I.A.A,.A.A.A .f .1 5-5 T5-V ,LA , .Ay 4, A.1..A.A,.A,f-lffN'Y- 1 .14 If ,sw A JK A ,f. .4 !,A,A 1.. J1f A ' I Q, -S, LAAA, L.n.kA..- m.-,A-JL A 'm f I ,...,, , S, i7,O-.....- I I 1 Cu M .fc-2--'-QI .4 N4 ,,,5,.-ff 'ps 'u'-H 1 CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY STUDENTS ORGANIZATIONS COURTS-FEATURES 1-zeLf+gg?,..V. , X Pai' 6 xN x, if rd A W f v 5' f W ' a wk? ,, M. 5? fix .. ,Qi I ?fwwv , , ?wQ K 35,1 w mfx NS 9 , TE fx ' V A ,x . .. ww f ,. 0 ,- 1:2 :gt , x A , , fa, 1- : , 4 , .... -rg Q 1 ' fx 2 49. , gg 5,350 1 i am uw f 40 5 3 f f xxx Q VX X9 ,7 lx 7 fx Q Q9 ik S9 X f Y5ZxM,, I X N , f is XV ? S 4 J ,fcygffg x '44 n, fl g,f6xX3y 'fz ' . I ,f fi X X. my ,Q ,AK VV, ww .2 xy A fm ' ff Q f Kb gf . mx , fx f W , , W Vx ,4 A - Q 4 ,W , .vw 1 YQ. S gg 0 5 2 fo ' '55 1 , Y 5 gf N Af. ...41 f-W x Page 7 :ff Page 9 DR. ALICE E. GIPSON Dean Lindenwood College DP.. FLORENCE W. SCHAPEP. Director of Student Guidance and Personnel Pggd 10 Page Pd! t Page 11 MR. GUY C. MOTLEY Assistant to the President Lindemvood College FACULTY MAUDE BEAMEI1 A.B., B.S., A.M., Ph.D. English LOIS MANNING BURKITT B.M. Public School Music JANET L. COULSON B.M., B.M.E., M.M. Piano FRANCES BENGE JESSIE S- BERNARD PEB., EMUS., MA., Ph.D. AB., MA., Ph-D Modcrn Languages Soci0l0gy CHARLES C. CLAYTON HOMEB CLEVENGEB BJ. BS., MA., Ph.D. Journalism H isiory Und G01'e nmeni MES. AUSTIN E. DAILY M. ELIZABETH DAWSON Riding AB., MA. English MARION LUC3 AB., MS., I Biological Sci GERTRUDE A4 B'S'a Home Econon Artist Organ ESS Page 13 ia . gNAHD Ph.D- ENGEB 'h.D- I 1 1 H DAWSON P415 gl A.B., NLS., Ph.D. Biological Science GERTRUDE ANNE B.S., M.A. Home Economics PAUL FRIESS Artist A QA 'J' 'X A MARION LUCILE DAWSON DOROTHY DEAOH EVA ENGLEHART DOUGLAS B.S., M.S. B.S., B.F.A., MuS.M. Physical Education Piano ESTEROS WILHELBIINA M. FEEMSTER OCTAVIA K. FBEES A.B., A.M., Ph.D. A.B., M.A. History Speech and Dramaiics RAYMOND LOREN GARNIETT DORIS GIESELMAN Ph.D. BM. Edacaiion Voice Organ Page I3 FACULTY m ,W Z ,f f ' M ' Qi, , f f V ,A gf? of ' A 1 ., Wi ,X ALICE E. GIPSON MARY MCKENZIE GORDON A.B., Ph.D. A.B., B.L.I., M.A. English Speech and Dramatics KATE LEILA GBEGG KATHRYN HANKINS A'B. PILDI A.B., BS., M.A. ,. Classical Languages and English Literature GERTRUDE ISIDOB LOIS KARR Artist AB., MA. Violin and Theory lllathematics and Physics l V- + CAROLYN S. GRAY AB., B.S., MA. Chemistry LLOYD B. HABMON A.B., D.B., Ph.D. Bible and Philosophy ABE KESSLER St. Louis Symph0T1Y Orchestra 'Cello Page 14 4 J oHN F, KI- Artist Flute and p GAIL WYC0 F'F'A'9 NLR Art ALICE PAM B'S'a NLA' English l Page I5 L C , up s 5Y'Uph0 U3 S, GRAY XLA. HABNION s., Ph-D' Phi IoS0Pl'3' Q EH . JOHN F. KIBURZ MILDRED D. KOHLSTEDT MARY E. LEAB Artist A.B., M.A. A.B., B.S., M.A. F laie and Piccolo Library Science Chemistry GAIL WYCOFE MARTIN MARY I. MOBISON RACHEL M. MORRIS F.F.A., M.F.A. B.S. A.B., M.A. Ari Physical Education Sociology and Psychology ALICE PARKER LILLIAN RASMUSSEN FLORENCE W. SCHAPER B.S., M.A., Ph.D. A.B. B.S., M.A., Ph.D. English Art Sociology Page 15 ffl fi ll MARY ALPHA SHEAHAN A.B. Business MARY TALBOT B.S., MA., Ph.D. Biological Science ELEANOB PY. TURSHIN B.S. Business JOSEPH F. SKINNEB B.S. Orchestral Instruments MARY TERHUNE A.B., M.A., D.M.L. Modern Languages KAREN ELIZABETH V AN LISSEL A.B., M.A. Speech and Dralnalics FEBN E. STAGGS B.S., M.A. Home Economic-S JOHN THOMAS Mus.B., MuS.M-, Piano PEARL WALIQEH A.B., M.M., MA. Voice P h.D. Page 16 Y' A Ai . HELEN L, W B'S'a Biological Mug, ADELE Assislqnf MARY L0 D Page 17 L, IGQ 'ics .Hn PILD- ZR Ll.-X' K Fatt df 1 2 so f f Q A X f T l Wait ' P f f K an sf X f Q yr wg , MVA QW! W , f X 1, UZ W fb' w if V W f I ffm, ,, -yu Q , - lfffgfzwffpc any 4 W ,f , ,f A 4 , 'fu I ' ' f , Mgt Q 'f Qffgff ,ww if ,, . f. wa' if f ,ef if vw , f f 4 , , f' ' HELEN L. WARD ANNA WUBSTEE B.S., M.S., Ph.D. BS., MS. Biological Science French MES. HELEN CULBEETSON MRS. ADELE K. BELDING BESTE Assistant Seefelafy Secretary to Director of Student Guidance and Personnel MARY LOUISE BLACK HELEN ROSE BBUNS Dietitian Recorder Page I7 MRS. MINNA ARENDS Head Resident Sibley Hall MES. MARY ELLEN JACOB Assistant Director of Student Guidance and Personnel, Head Resident N iccolls Hall E. J. CANTY, M.D. Assistant College Physician :f xxx w FACULTY 4 ETHEL B. COOK HOBTENSE F. EGGMAN ARABELLE FOSTER Bursar Assistant Librarian Dietitian MABEL HOLT l K SE DELPHIA HIBSCH Assistant Head Resident LOUISE RL na er Postmistress N iccotls Halt Tea Room Cl 9 GUY C. MOTLEY 4 MILDRED MCMICAN Assistant tO the President, ANNA L' MO1gTEZE5lRHa1l Secretary to the Academic Dean College Secretary Head Reslden Page L. HARRY P. ORDH Suptrlintendent, BUIMWQS am Xl In Col HS- LILLIAN 9 1996 Seen, MRS- AMY W A, p0StmiStY'CSS Pas: 19 ,E 1 N 1 w V wf X. y 1 lt it J wi y i ll Qs 3 Q , 5 -1- 3 , fm ' Q 3 ' 'S .nz 3 X J. Y V 6 ' if J Ez, 3 A 'T' fe 3. 4 53 - ' Y A 3 4 ' 1 A 3 2 P X l J J ke 'J A -3 a. C. lj 43:4 V ' J A? 1 E 1 W I., u HARRY P. ORDELHEIDE MRS. MARY W. O,REAB EVA SAYBE l Superintendent, Department of Head Resident Butler Hall Head of the Infirmary M vSTEB Buildings and Grounds A MRS. LILLIAN SIEDHOFF MRS. I. J. STANLEY B. KURT STRNYBERG, M.D. F In College Secretaryfs Omce Head Resident Ayres Hall College Physician Y lndtler MRS. AMY WAGNER COBA WAYE MRS. AGNES ZEISLER . P0SfmiSif'6SS Assistant Bursar Secretary to the President HINGER ' t Irwin - Page 19 N Palfll A I YJ THE OLD WATER TCWER X I ff STUDENTS HZVJA , V tix, RQEMER HALL s X55 rag. -A X sl- X s so i Page 22 SENIOR We are the through Smith years H30 OU Seniors in OUT Q of the reSP0U51, meet us as the C Those El'St ' ' gat. Q srrrgrng, , , merryrrrrxer, dal Zurhe and Ha singing in the songs4'Biily, Hound fri Ptouri rollicking days our hair and tl as we went on Chrh and on ri pictures on our tweeds, and tr sweaters. There was 1 HIGH, but it r Uatil' we were h did it come tc Lrndenwood. Page 23 'il N 'V ,.y,J.,..1g.5f .j.,..fQ,g3, I -., Q - . 5.1: Z '52 ,J 1 '.,-J ,X Paz! ZZ T HOMAS, BINDLEY, B. PROCTOB Pres ideni BETTY GRAY PBOCTOB Vice-Pres idenl JANET THOMAS Secretary- Treasurer CAROL BINDLEY SENIOR CLASS CFFICERS We are the same girls who capered through South American dances four years ago on May Day, we solemn Seniors in our caps and gowns, thinking of the responsibilities that rush on to meet us as the days go by. U Those first two were the dancing, Slflglng, gay, oblivious years . . . our merrymixer, dances to the music of Bob Zurke and Harry James . . . hearty Slnglflg in the dining room-carefree SOI1gS- Billy, and L'The Music Goes Round 'n Round for Dr. Boemer . . . rollicking days when the wind blew our hair and the sun burned our noses as we went on picnics to the Country Club and on riverboat excursions . . . Plctures on our desks of college men in tW99dS, and fraternity pins on our sweaters. There was a war in the world even thely but it was not our war. Not until. we were half-way through college did 1t come to the U. S. A., to us at Llndenwood. And the scenes shifted. Page 23 No longer was our physical education devoted to the glorification of our May Queen. It was for health and strength, for country and for victory. The lads with whom we used to dance now flew bombers at night, and the songs We sang were for them- He Wears a Pair of Silver Wingsfi and God Bless America? Instead of tripping down the stairs in new red shoes to meet our dates, we dashed off to end a busy day with war classes-radio technique, en- gineering drafting, personnel manage- ment. The pictures on our desks Wore uniforms, and our sweaters flashed with wings. But we do not lament. We are glad to make sacrifices, to do what we can- and we know there is much we can do. That is why our faces are thoughtful above our academic gowns. We feel prepared. We are proud to leave Lin- denwood on the alert! 4 A l l l T l l T l l Tl l l l J 1' I. 1 Q l l . ll il '1 5 il l 1 l 1 a i i l l 1 il l CoRL, KAY ANDERSON Major . . . Economics and Advertising Degree . . . B. A. Fort Worih, Texas BANTA, DORIS JEAN Major . . . History and English Major Degree . . . B. A. Degree Jefferson City, Missouri Chicago, SENIORS 1943 ANDERSON, Lois Major . . . Public School Music Degree . . . B. M. Barlflesvilie, Uklahoma BICKLE, BARBARA . . Biological Science ...B.A. Illinois I l A 1 Page 24 I l 2 5 3 r EEIXTJLEY, CAROL alol ' ' ' E001 gsgree , D 6 B.. lcago Heighisy EIU - A Oni DQSfS.',',' P1511 Willow Spriggsg . P03025 Pai' Z4 SENIORS 1943 Wg igsf 113532 ILEY' CAROL H- D BLUMEYEP., ESTELLE GEISEL Degree' ' ' EEOUOYHICS Major . . . History and Biological Science Ch. ' -A-. . Degree . . . B. A. mayo HWQMS, INUIOLS St. Louis, Missouri EI?lCHARDr CORAPEE BUBGE, MONA J oYcE Dells: - - . Public School Music Major . . . Economics and Business Wikis - 5 B- M-Q . Degree . . . B. s. PVWQS, MLSSOUVL Si. Charles, Missouri Page 25 CABAKEB, VENECA ADELAIDE CooK, JUANITA RUTH Major . . . Biological Science Major . . . Home Economies Degree . . . B. A. Degree . . . B. S. Olmsted, Illinois Flat River, Missouri CBOSBY, GLORIA EBERSPACHEB, RENA ELAINE Major . . . Home Economics Major , , , Piano Degree . . . B. S. Degree . . . B. M. Balesville, Arkansas Pang, Illingig SENIORS 1943 1 X f i Page 26 Wil r 4 4 1 V if, ,. . 5 F 5 5, 9 F A nmajlf' ESTHE1 Degree Cgg: Taylorville, jlliju G we Dggreem' ' Pub POM' BW Ill Page 27 4 is y . 5, C- M 'F 1 Q l 1 1 Q77 l X 1 , af A ffl' S , V . . Y - s X 041. iffsfff .. if 1... ..... E-97 f- fi fir, f fo, V, ,K X WX f f ff' 94' , f l ff Y l :tr-5 . 5 N I ..-'L ,vl v i ' . . f 6 -wx. ,g.lf,-:, ,-:- ,-A--,W fsxyx A l Ss k f 5 as N g.,j,i ' SENIORS 1943 Y FARRILL, ESTHEB MARBION GAMBILL, PHYLLIS MARIE Major . . . Organ Major . . . English and French Degree . . . B. M. Degree . . . B. A. Taylorville, Illinois Cenlralia, Illinois Grnnsn, BETTE GRAHAM, JEAN KIRKLAND Major . . . Public School Music Major . . . Spanish Degree . . . B. M. Degree . . . B. A. Poplar Blujjf, Missouri Ann Arbor, Michigan Page 27 GBEEB, BEBTIE Major . . . Piano Degree . . . B. M. Hazard, Kentucky HARMON, DoHoTHY JEANNE Major . . . Mathematics Degree . . . B. A. Si. Charles, Missouri SENIORS 1943 HAINES, RUTH MABGOT Major . . . Chemistry . Degree . . . B. A. Rivermines, Missouri ISBELL, DoP.oTHY HELEN Major . . . Cello Degree . . . B. M. Herculaneum, Missouri - 54.22 I E I r 5 5 i. 1 ,,,,.....M..g 5 Page 28 E , ? r F LEWR Miljor , . u H Degree . i Bon Lincol l ,JERBE na Nebrqjk Mawr E are i . ig Page Z9 3 O Z 22 ,.,. 1 SENIORS 1943 L4 . NFE:3Ig?,.Jl?BRi1Orn E D LINDSAY, PEGGY Degree . i' B Se 00110111103 Major . . . Spanish and English Lincoln Negmgk ' Degree B. A. ' a F orernan, Arkansas main? i3BVAED 1. h MEREDITH, JANE LAVEBBA Degree ' ' Bgis Major . . . Chemistry ' ' ' ' ' Degree B. A. El ' Sw, Nebraska Orlando, Florida Page 29 MYERS, BETTY PALMER, GLORIA OMOHUNDRO Major . . . Education Major . . . Sociology Degree . . . B. A. Degree . . . B. S. ' ' Elsberry, Missouri K irksville, Missouri OTT, BOENA LYDIA PARKINSON, ADAH LOUISE Major . . . Biological Science Major . . . Art Degree . . . B. A. Degree . . . B. A. Si. Charles, Missouri Mt. Carmel, I llinois SENIORS 1943 S Page 30 PROCTOB ,B - Major , ' 'EEC 136396 , I B UZHUQR ' Q lsso R03 Maailiimfgf ?egTee . . lg L ' Page 31 'al Pail ll SENIORS 1943 T: ,.,: ii-. jf PBQCTOB, BETTY GRAY BEAM, MARY JEAN MHJ01' . . . Biological Science Major . . . English Degree . . . R. A. Degree . . . R. A. Sullivan, Missouri Peru, Illinois ROSLE, VIRGINIA RUTH ' SAGE, BEY Major . . . Biological Science Major . . . Biological Science Degree . . . B. A. Degree . . . B. A. La Grange, Illinois Augusta, Kansas S Page 31 SCHOEN, BETTY ANNE Major . . . Elementary Eduea Degree . . . B. A. Blairsiown, Iowa SCHUDDE, FRANCES tion Major . . . Piano Degree . . . B. M. San Diego, California THOMAS, JANET LLEWELLYN Major . . . Education Degree B S Omaha, Nebraska SENICRS 1943 T ...,. ia. .- zz-mn, ,, ,W j 'N J P Q 4 T. i ...QWW-T. ,-. vb .4 Page 32 VEACH, Major Degree Vienna P086 33 VIRGINI ---Eng , Illinois Pd! ' v 1 1 . S . A , ix , ji SENICDRS1943 VEAfCHv VIRGINIA. WONDER, ALICE LOUISE MHJOP - - - Ef1gl1Sh Major . . . History DCgI'6S . . . Degfge B. A. Vienna' 11191053 Marshalltown, Iowa ,JJ Page 33 E K 1 i i H J 35 J 'w P V 1 I ......a..J n RUTH M. HAINES Editor, Linden Leaves CORL, KAY ANDERSON . 3 playsg Art Clubg Sophomore Class Vice-President '40-'41g Student Council Vice-President '41-'42g Y. W. C. A. Vice-President '41-'42g International Re- lations Club Vice-President '41-'42g Mis- souri WOmen's Athletic Association Pres- ident '41-'42g Who's Who '41-'42g Popu- larity Court '41-'42 and '42-'43g Army Bratsg Press Clubg Kappa Pi. ANDERSON, Lols Alpha Mu Mug Tau Sigma President '42-'43g Delta Phi Delta Treasurer '42-'43g Mu Phi Epsilong Future Teach- ers of Americag Popularity Court '42-'43g Choir. - BANTA, DORIS JEAN Beta Pi Thetag Sigma Tau Deltag Ath- letic Associationg Poetry Society Secre- tary '40-'41 and '41-'42g Alpha Sigma Tau Vice-President '41-'42g Interna- tional Relations Club President '41-'42g Junior Class Vice-President '41-'42g Y. W. C. A. Council '41-'42g Who's Who '41-'42 and '42-'43g Student Council President '42-'43g Pi Gamma Mu Presi- dent '42-'43g May Court '42-'43. BAUSKE, VIRGINIA Home Economics Clubg League of Women Votersg Art Clubg Future Teach- ers of Americag Athletic Association' Internatlonal Relations Club' P t ' , oe ry Societyg Press Club Secretary '42-'43. PEGGY LINDSAY Literary Editor, Linden Leaves BICKLE, BARBARA Alpha Sigma Taug Triangle Club Treas- urer '41-'42 and President '42-'43, BINDLEY, CAROL H. Poetry Societyg Tau Sigmag Home Eco- nomics Clubg Encore Clubg Art Clubg Press Clubg El Circulo Espanolg Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer '42-'43g Y. W. C. A. Council '42-'43g May Court '39- '40 and '41-'42g Popularity Court '41- '42 and '42-'43g HalloWe'en Court '39-'40. BLUMEYER, ESTELLE GEISEL Triangle Clubg Athletic Associationg Sociology Clubg International Relations Clubg Career Conference General Chair- man '42-'43, BURCHARD, CORALEE Orchestra 4 yearsg Alpha Mu Mug Delta Phi Delta Secretary-Treasurer '40-'41 and President '41-'42 and '42-'43g Minia- ture Melodistsg Mu Phi Epsilon Record- ing Secretary '41-'42 and '42-'43' Future Teachers of America Secretary-Treasurer '42-'43. BURGE, MONA JOYCE Commercial Clubg Pi Gamma Mug Poetry Society Secretary '42-'43g Day Students' Club Vice-President '42-'43g Sigma Tau Delta Vice-President '42- '43g May Court '42-'43. Page 34 ? . A -9 Bu Clmrn, V Alpha Sigmu Club, Sigma '42 and '42- Editor '42-'4 '42-'43g Poet Coox, JUAN1 Orchestra '4 Clubg Future CROSBY, GL0 Triangle Clui Encore Clubg EBERSPACHEI AIPIIH Mu M 403 Poetr '40 413 Nlus' Secretary r 41'- gollft '42-'43 'Cal Resldenm FARRILLQ EST ,42 3,Alph5fa1l'fi ,403 Ore' Ml? Year dem ,igfsil P020 as Pai' O JEANNE HARMON Business Manager, Linden Leaves CARAKER, VENECA ADELAIDE Alpha Sigma Tau, Triangle Club, Press Club, Sigma Tau Delta Secretary '41- '42 and '42-'43, Linden Leaves Senior Editor '42-'43, Beta Pi Theta President '42-'43, Poetry Society. CooK, JUANITA RUTH Orchestra '41-'42, Home Economics Club, Future Teachers of America. CROSBY, GLORIA Triangle Club, Home Economics Club, Encore Club, Linden Leaves Staff '41-'42. EBERSPACHEB, RENA ELAINE Alpha Mu Mu, Linden Leaves Staff '39- '40, Poetry Society, Y. W. C. A. Council '40-'41, Mu Phi Epsilon Corresponding Secretary '41-'42 and '42-'43, Popularity Court '42-'43, Future Teachers of Amer- ICH, Residence Council, Choir. FARRILL, ESTHER MARR1oN Linden Leaves Staff '40-'41 and '41- '42, Alpha Mu Mu Secretary-Treasurer '39-'40, Orchestra Treasurer '40-'41, Choir 3 years, Der Deutsche Verein, Mu Phi Epsilon Treasurer '41-'42, Presi- dent '42-'43, Page 35 BEVERLY WEscoTT Uuniorj Advert is ing Manager, Linden Leaves GAMBILL, PHYLLIS MARIE Beta Pi Theta, Future Teachers of America. GIERSE, BETTE Encore Club, Choir 3 years, Delta Phi Delta Vice-President '40-'41 and '42- '43, Residence Council '40-'41 and '42- '43, Future Teachers of America. GRAHAM, JEAN KIRKLAND Triangle Club, League of Women Voters, International Relations Club, Army Brats Secretary-Treasurer '42-'43, Who's Who '42-'43. GREER, BERTIE Encore Club, Beta Pi Theta, Mu Phi Epsilon Historian '42-'43. HAINES, RUTH MARGOT Der Deutsche Verein, Alpha Sigma Tau, Sigma Tau Delta, Press Club, Athletic Association Secretary '40-'41, Treas- urer '41-'42, Poetry Society Treasurer '41-'42, Y. W. C. A. Council '41-'42, Junior Class President '41-'42,.Tr1angle Club Secretary '42-'43, Popularity Court '41-'42 and '42-'43, May Court '41-'42, May Queen '42-'43, Linden Leaves ,As- sistant Editor '41-'42 and Editor 42- '43, Who's Who '41-'42 and '42- 43. 1 1 ' 1 1. , 11 .11 1 3, 1 . 11 1 1 51 '1 1' 1 1: 1, 1 31 ,, 11 11 111 111 1 11 1 411 1 11, 1,1 1 1 I 1 '11 11' .11 111 , 11 11 .1 ' 1 ,IK 1 !, 111 1 1 1 fl 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 Pl 1 ' JANET THOMAS President Y. W. C. A. HARMON, DOROTHY .I EANNE Future Teachers of America, Triangle Club President '41-'42, Alpha Sigma Tau Vice-President '42-'43, Day Stu- dents' Club Secretary-Treasurer '41-'42 and '42-'43, Business Manager Linden Leaves '42-'43, Who's Who '42-'43, Press Club. ISBELL, DOROTHY HELEN Encore Club, Alpha Mu Mu, Orchestra President '41-'42 and '42-'43, Miniature Melodists, Mu Phi Epsilon Historian '41-'42, Vice-President '42-'43, LEWIS, J ERBE International Relations Club, Athletic Association, Freshman Council, Future Teachers of America, Home Economics Club. LINDSAY, PEGGY International Relations Club, Residence Council '41-'42, Alpha Sigma Tau, Pi Gamma Mu Award Winner '40-'41, El Circulo Espanol Vice-President '40-'41 and President '41-'42 and '42-'43, Sigma Tau Delta Vice-President '41-'42 and President '42-'43, Der Deutsche Verein President '41-'42, Press Club, Who's Who '42-'43, Popularity Court '42-'43, Linden Leaves Staff '41-'42, Literary Editor '42-'43. 'llM.,..-.-.,-A .AL A DORIS JEAN BANTA President Student Council MART, EBVA Future Teachers of America, Sociology Club, League of Women Voters, Or- chesis. MEREDITH, JANE LAVEBRA Art Club, Encore Club, Triangle Club Secretary '40-'41, Der Deutsche Verein President '42-'43, Alpha Sigma Tau President '42-'43, Beta Pi Theta Secre- tary '42-'43. MYERS, BETTY Linden Leaves Staff '40-'41 and '41-'42, Future Teachers of America, League of Women Voters President '41-'42, Pi Gamma Mu Secretary-Treasurer '42- '43, Alpha Sigma Tau Secretary-Treas- urer '42-'43, Beta Pi Theta Treasurer '41-'42 and '42-'43, International Rela- tions Club Vice-President '42-'43, Soci- ology Club, Alpha Kappa Delta of Washington University, Who's Who '42- '43 PALMER, GLORIA OMOHUNDRO Future Teachers of America, Interna- tional Relations Club. GTT, ROENA LYDIA Encore Club, Triangle Club, Day Stu- dents Club President. Page 36 L We A f PARKINSON1 A' Encore Club? Treasurer '4l Kappa Pi Vic Club, Who's 1 Council '42-'42 Representatiw Pnocron, Bar lunior Class '42, Senior C1 dent Counci Y. W. C. A. ll!h0 '42-'43, BEAM, MARY Beta Pi Theta ROSE, VIRGIN llome Ecouon X America, SS0C1H'Ll0n S SAGE, BEY Triangle Cllll Page 37 ai' 3 I ADAH LOUISE PARKINSON Art Editor, Linden Leaves PARKINSON, ADAH LOUISE Encore Club, Tau Sigma, Art Club Treasurer '40-'41, Pi Alpha Delta, Kappa Pi Vice-President '42-'43, Press Club, Who's Who ,42-'43, Y. W. C. A. Council '42-'43, Student Council Senior Representative '42-343. PROCTOR, BETTY GRAY Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer '41- '42, Senior Class President 742343, Stu- dent Council Vice-President ,42-'43, Y. W. C. A. Treasurer '42-'43, Who's Who ,42-543, Popularity Queen 712343. BEAM, MARY JEAN Beta Pi Theta, Athletic Association. ROSE, VIRGINIA RUTH Home Economics Club, Future Teachers of America, Triangle Club, Athletic Association Secretary ,42-343. SAGE, BEY Triangle Club, Alpha Sigma Tau. Page 37 JANE MEREDITH President Alpha Sigma Tau SCHOEN, BETTY ANNE Future Teachers of America, Interna- tional Relations Club, Sigma Tau Delta, Pi Gamma Mu. SHUDDE, FRANCES Alpha Mu Mu, Orchestra, Y. W. C. A. Council '42-'43, Mu Phi Epsilon Treas- urer '42-'43. T HOMAS, JANET LLEWELLYN Art Club, Encore Club, Future Teachers of America, Kappa Pi Vice-President UH-342 and President '42-'43, Senior Class Vice-President ,42-'43, Y. W. C. A. President '42-UL3, Residence Council '41-'42, Popularity Court '42-'43, Who's Who '42-'43. VEACH VIRGINIA Encore Club, May Court '41-'42, Future Teachers of America. WONDER, ALICE LOUISE Orchestra, Miniature Melodists, Ter- rapin. Page 38 JUNIOR Deaf Linden Le: This year WC college Slflis pa arConfere gest that the W to sua repairing autoni tors. We did rolling handagf stamps. One day, ju: ented the fres yellow and wl credit slips foi none of our f: lll time out from Senior Prom, is with a Hhenl' - didn't have me Page 39 Z Pall 13 Z JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dear Linden Leaves, This year we juniors have stressed the eollege girl's part in the war. During the War Conference we were bold enough 1,0 suggest that instruction be given in repairing automobiles and driving trac- tors. We did our share of knitting, rolling bandages, and buying defense stamps. One day, just to be nice, we compli- mented the freshmen and ourselves with yellow and white daisy corsages and credit slips for the tea room. Since none of our favorite men could take time out from the war for a Junior- Senior Prom, we entertained the seniors with a Hheni' party. Even though we didn't have men, we did have fun. BECK, BARRY, WESCOTT On May Day, Sarah Dearmont, maid of honor, Virginia Donovan, and Flor- ence Barry represented us in the annual festival celebrating the crowning of our May Queen. To add excitement to our year, our sponsor became the former Miss Eva Englehartf' We presented Mrs. Douglas with a rawhide bag and our best wishes for her future happiness. This, then, was the year 1943, dear Annual, and we are looking ahead eagerly to the next year when there will be no doubt in anyone's mind about who's who on the Lindenwood campus. THE JUNIOR CLASS President F LonENcE BARRY Vice-Presidenl MARY LUCILLE BECK Secretary- Treasurer BEVERLY WESCOTT Page 39 --Q ' ww - A, 5143 A , -5' fx 6 Q S X Y 1, 1 . I , M 4 V A . 5 ms 5 S vm F Z Af' K g ,S 2 J X -X. Q . Ll.: xx X Nfl MARTHA ABEND DOROTHY MAE BAILEY MARY ELIZABETH BLACKHUBST BARBARA BURNETT HELEN CATHERINE DEVINE FLORENCE ELLEN BARRY MARY LUCILLE BECK SHIRLEY COHEN PATRICIA ROSE DEPUY VIRGINIA LOUISE DONOVAN FREDA MARIE EBEBSPACHEB MARTHA ANN ENGLAND Pa ge' 40 4. if .1 S I X: , A .IQI if KV, ! , 1 L , . MW ,f1Qq,I. nn f X C lu I+' BECK JIPUY ,IND ,447 P' JUNIOR CLASS Page 41 L 1 ' 5 CAROLYN ENGLISH EMELYNE BESS GUMM VIRGINIA LEE FLY SHIRLEY JEANNE GOODMAN GRACE EARLINE GRAY DRUZELLA MARIE HANSHEW W f 1 'xgxhi X S W I I J H JU MARY ELIZABETH HERD RUTH ELIZABETH HEYDEN DEBORAH HIGBEE FLORENCE STUART HOLMAN CARRIE LEE LANEY LELL GOODIN LEWIS LOUISE BICKETT MALLORY RUTH PAINTER PEARL MARIE PAYNE JO ANNE HOLLY DOROTHY JEAN LUTTON CAROLYN LINSAY PLATT Page 42 pw, 3 P'1Ee43 6 iff 5 , n . I I HQLLY LUTTON I PLM PW 42 JUNIOR CLASS IRMA MAE SCHAEFEB JANET ELIZABETH SCHAEFER PATRICIA ANN SILKWOOD BARBARA VVAYE BEVERLY ANNE WESCOTT FRANCES WIIERRY MARGARET ELAINE WOBKBIAN BETTY LEE ZEIGLEB Page 43 . 2 s FINE ARTS BUILDING X i ! 1 Q 1 1 f L BUTLER HALL P BAYLISS, P. PROCTOIK, WATERS, MAY, Hass, PATE, JACKSON, K. DAVIS, T. GRAHAM, M. MORGAN, KINNEY SOPHOMORECLASS couNclL They tell us We are the wildest class on campus. We have fun crashing freshman parties, going into the city over the Week-end, and having feasts in the dark. Planning the Senior Party was great sport. It took us hours to think up strange and far-away places on the campus where We could hide the hints for the treasure hunt. Betty Waters, Peg Proctor, Lynn Jackson, Mary Pate, and Dottie May really Wore themselves out hiding those hits of paper which led to Saving Stamps. Page 46 It that 11 with deliciol rnillgs' and th' SO l Se Page 47 and tl .Y l 5. fx 5, ist . f, 5, ., ,, '3 if 1 I 1 'Lf lit l is 'X E ai! It was the SOPh0m0I'9 Class, 3180, This has been a good year, but we that had dinner at the Statler Hotel ' are anxious to be really upperolassmen, and then spent a hilarious two hours sit upstairs in chapel, and benighly with Junior Missf, The d1HH6r WHS smile down upon next year's Usophsf' delicious with steak and all the trim- THE SOPHOMORES mingg-just before meat rationing toog and the play put ideas in our heads. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JACKSON, M.AY, P. Pnooron President PEGGY Pnocron Vice-Pres ideni LYNN JACKSON Secretary- Treasurer DOROTHY MAY Page 47 SOPHOMORES 1943 KINTA ABADIE PATRICIA BARTLETT CATHERINE BISHOP LEA ALEXANDER BARB.ARA BASTRON CAROLYNBOERSTLER CARMELLA ALIOTTA MINOTA BAYLISS JEAN BOWLSBY HELEN BARTLETT JESSIE BEAN HELLEN BOYD VIRGINIA BROWN DOREEN CHAPMAN SARAH BURKS FLORENCE CLAIR M.ARY LEE CAMPBELL LYNN DARBX' AMY LOU CIIAILLAND KATHERINE DAVIS Page 48 I Pa 4 ff 5 Xe N I I IS I I I I I I I I II I I I I I 1 I I I I I , , 1 I I , g,4s Page 49 SARAH DEARMONT SHIRLEY DUNKER FRANCES ELEANOR FFLI OWS ALICE GABBERT MARY LOU GILIIETTE VIRGINIA GILREATH BETTY CQLADFELTER CATHRYN GRAHAM TXN'II.LA GRAHAM MARJORIE GREEN MARIAN GUDDER MARY ELLEN HAYS DOROTHY HEIMROD DOROTHY HESS J ANICE HOHTANZ MIARJORIE IRWIN LYNN JACKSON EDNA-MARY JACOBSON MARY LEE JOHNS PIELEN JOHNSON SOPHOMORES 1943 SOPHOMORES 1943 EARLEEN JONES ANNE LEVERENZ JEAN MCRLUHRY LADY LAVENIAMORGAN JERRY OPPENHEIMER MARIAN KINNEH' LUCILE LINCOLN DOROTI-IY MAY MARIAN MORGAN SYBIL OSBURN CLARA LANDBFIRG JAMIE LOGAN IVIARY IVIAYES JEAN ESTHER MORRIS JVIABY PATE VERA LANGENBACHER DOROTHY LOWE NANCY MOORE M.ARY LEE NICHOLSON JO ANN PERSON Page 50 1 P 'lie EIMER Y I i I 5 5. IX PEZ' 0 5 I I O Page 51 DIXIE POYNTER PEGGY PROCTOR EARLENE IKANSOM ELNOE RITTER RUTH RITTER LOUISE PANKEY ROOKE ELOISE ROWLAND ELIZABETH PLYCHENEE HOPE RYDEII SHIRLEY ANN RYDER BETTY JEAN SCHROER J ACQUELINE SCHWAB J OANNE SEIP DOROTHY' SHAEFFER BELLE SIROTA DORIS SMITIISON HEIIEN SPROWL MABJORIE STEVENSON J EAN STEWART JANE SWALLEY SOPHOMCJRES 1943 gi avg , - 1 Q P W7 ,-7 Maia f, I? ' .EQ N V' 2251 aim: THF Wh 1 Q . NICCOLLS HALL Seated: TRIMBLE, PAPIN, RUTLEDGE, J. DEPUY, L. EBERSPACHEP., PYLE, BLUE Standing: ALLEN, HANN1s, BARNGROVER FRESHMAN COUNCIL In September there we were, just another group of the proverbially green freshmen. We had trunks of new clothes -very collegiate, the salesladies assured us, but still we felt rather high school- ishf' Then our big Sisters stepped in, and we soon had that feeling of belong- ing. The moonlight Wiener roast in the shadow of the Lindenwood tower brought realization of college dreams, and home- sickness yielded to college spirit. For a month we were kept busy with schedules, entrance tests, new room- mates, and gab sessions. In October the upper-classmen informed us that the Hallowe'en Court was to have a freshman queen. The honor and crown came to rest upon the head of Queen Harriet Scruby. Her attendants, Mar- got Overmyer and Loma Greenwell, and ten maids completed this court of regal beauty. With very little discussion and no debate, we began plans for our Freshman Mixer. After much buying, borrowing, and pressing of formals, we were all set except for one item-a date. The problem was solved when we invited the Lambert Field cadets to be our guests. Not only did we have a super dance, but not many weeks later several girls were wearing gold navy 'cwingsf' With all our energy and just enough talent, we wanted to do something con- yfl ' calllll Nl-If We IJHSSU FR ,vl n.. E F. l I Page 54 Pug, Pal' structive for the War effort. After the college war council approved our plans for the sponsoring of stamp and bond- sales, We Went to Work with determina- tion, salesmanship, and red, White and blue crepe paper. Freshmen rushed about with a money box in one hand and a stamp sheet in the other. For several Weeks We cajoled everyone on campus to 4'Buy a stamp or bond. We were not surprised when We sur- passed our goal of 31200. We recuperated from mid-term finals just in time to catch a good case of spring fever. Our May Day celebra- tion startled us from this tranquil lull, and We revived enough to congratulate warmly our Freshman May Day attend- ants. We are looking forward to September when We shall return to Lindenwood too sophisticated to remember our freshman experiences. THE FRESHMAN CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS PAPIN, RUTLEDGE, TRIMBLE, LEGGE President CABOLYN TRIMBLE Page 55 Vice-Pres ident MARILOU RUTLEDGE Secretary NANCY PAPIN Treasurer KATHRYN LEGGE ' fn, . ' gf! - A ,fr A Z ,I A SK , A Q-f ,I fry ff 1 I ff 5 -2 ,If ' , Af 1, 43 6 V Z B f 4 Q I ff S W ' VYQ5 5 ' yi,- fi X X wg X 2 K Y , I ' f Am if X A fa f f X I I, f X ,, My WV! f D A f W if T MARY LOUISE ALFORD BARBARA ARANOFF TERRESSA AULD BETTY JUNE BALDNVIN RITA MAE ALLEN GAYLE ARMSTRONG ELOISE BAIM ESTHER BARCLAY KATHRYN BARNGROVER YVONNE BATES MARY ELLEN BENNETT RUTH LOIS BARQUIST MARGARET BARTLE ROBERTA RUTH BEDELL DORIS BENTZINGER J ANICE BLAKESLEE BARBARA BLUHM MARJORIE BRANCH GERALDINE BIGGER SUSAN BLUE HELEN BOWMAN MARY MARGARET BRINKMAN GLORIA JUNE BRUCE DORIS BURGER BEVERLY BUSHER INA CLAIRE BROCK NORMA BUELL RUTH BURLEY JO-ANN BUTTERS RUTH COLLEEN CAULLEY PHYLLIS CHAFFIN HARRIETT CHANTRY MARIANNA CARTER MARGARET CHACE CAROL CHAMBERLAIN 1943 FRESHMAN Page 56 i 5 4 3 5 Page 5 ye I , UE EL' I 'RZ I -li I 1 i , ,Q I I 156 I 1 K ' A I ' lx L 2' I' ,. - C, ' -- 1-Y . o , I ' l , 1943 FRESHMAN KEITHANN CHAPMAN MARILYN CHILD ELIZABETH ANN CLARK LAURA COAD ADELE CHEEK FLORENCE CHRISTOPHER MARJORIE CLARKE BETTE COLE J ULI CONGER LEXINA CONWAY OLGA J UANITA CREECH DOROTHY COLLITON PATRICIA CONRAD VIRGINIA ANN CORNELL REBA CROWDER ESTHER MARIE DALBY DOROTHY DAVIES MARTHA ANN DAVIS BARBARA CUSHMAN BETTY J AYNE DANEMAN ELIZABETH JEAN DAVIS MARTHINA DEFRIECE JOYCE ANN DEPUY AUDREY JEAN DEVOE SHIRLEY DIEKMANN MARGARET DEMAND ELLEN DESMARE DOROTHY J EANNE DICKEY MARY JEAN DODD ARNITA LOIS DRISKILL SHIRLEY EAGLE LOUISE EBERSPACHER HELEN LOUISE DONOHUE HELEN DAY DUFF FRANCES EASTVVOOD 7 M I ,, ' fy ? f 4. 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I 495 J 1.41, VJ I M WM 1 ' , -:- x I , f if x ,A A, E R 'Af A G. u 0 X It ' I A A 1943 PRES:-:MAN QL .C XJ Y , 2.1 E I PEGGY LOU HORNADAY HARRIETTE HUDSON V VJENITA JEAN U MARGARET HUMPHREYS J EVALOU HUBBELL SARALEE HUEF CLAUDEEN HUBIES NANCY INGVVERSON JEAN IRWIN .JANE LOUISE JOHNSON MARY RUTH KERLEY VASHTI IOBE BARBARA GAILE JOHNSON MARION JO JORDAN ANNE KING NANCY KNOTT SARAH LAROWE KATHRYN LEGGE MARY ELLEN KNAPP PEARL MARIE KRUG PATRICIA LATHEROW CAROLINE LEVY J OANNE LIEBERMANN JEAN ELIZABETH LOHB J EANETTE MCCRACKEN FRANCES LEVVIS GERALDINE LOGAN GLORIA MCCARRICK JANE MCGREDE JANE MCLEAN BARBARA MANBECK MARY LOUISE MAYZER A VIRGINIA MCINTYRE MARJORIE MAINES JAYNN MANN '7 f If j- .fffyg-155 '7 if W 2,,Q.Lfg::Lf:, .Q LJAUL-L' ,req if JT ..,2 fl -- ' :X BL.-LJ ,-:Lv Page 59 .,,L,g.- -44 4757 1 - ,fM, I ' W ,,AA, 2997 , ' vi, ,y f ' 1,', X , X 4 if I ' 1 ' XX A A X ' gy? m BUTHE MEYER VIRGINIA MOEHLENKAMP MONTELLE MOORE MARY FRANCES MORGAN BETTY MILLER VIRGINIA MOERSCHEL EMMA LEE MORGAN DORIS ANNE MUEHLENBECK EDITH ANN MULLINS JANE MURPHY MARY ANN NESBITT ELOISE MULLENDORE EILEEN MURPHY NANCY JANE N AGL JANET NEUSTADT ROSEMARY NISSLEY SHIRLEE NOBLE MARGARET OVERMYER DOROTHY NIEDNER MARTHA JEAN NOBLE MAXINE EVELYN NORRIS VERLEE OYER MARGARET PARKER INEZ PASS JEAN PAULSON NANCY PAPIN MARY ANN PARKER PATSY RUTH PAYNE POLLY PERCIVAL MARJORIE PHILLIS PATRICIA ANN POWELL GLENDORA MELBA RAASCH MARY LOUISE PETERSON MARY RUTH PLATT VIRGINIA LEE PYLE 1943 FRESHMAN Page 60 J . .9 fi, 1 Q I fl. 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A ,A - 21, hykn I 0 Q ART- , F I 4 Q MYONNE STUEBER GLORIA LEE SWINEHART MARJORIE TANNER WANDA MADALOU SWIC-ER MARY ELIZABETH TABOR DOLORES THOMURE RUTH TITUS CAROLYN TRIMBLE MARY ELLEN TXVITTY PATRICIA TOBIN MARA TURNER BETTY MARIE ULLERY DORIS VANECEK JOYCE ELOISE VESTAL ADA WAELDER MARIE LOUISE VAN OSTVEEN MARTHA VIAR PATRICIA WALDRON HELEN WALKER ELSIE LOUISE WALLERSTEDT BONNIE JEAN WALKER NANCY JANE WALLACE 1943 FRESHMAN Page 62 Pag B 1943 FRESHMAN Page 63 PATRICIA VVALSH DOROTHY ANN WAYLAND BETTY WHEELER FRANCES WATLINGTON LORRAINE WESTFALL J ACQUELINE ANN WHITEHEAD HELEN VIRGINIA WHITTEN FRANCES WILEY ANNA MARY WILLIAMS ANNA MARJORIE WILDE MABEL WILKINS JEANETTE WILLIAMS RUBY KATHERINE VVILSON MARTHA ANNE WINGATE BETTY ANN WRIGHT RUTH VIRGINIA WILSON SHIRLEY RUTHEWISE ' MYRTUS WRIGHT REBECCA YODER HARRIET ZOLLINGER GERALDINE MARIE WRINKLE PATRICIA ANSIN YOsl3'MANS - A I A -A -I 3 5 If E '42 , ' I 4' X V' ' . ' My , ., N A x Jug' B K A xt X ,- A ' . ' . A-fl Q If X if 1 fu . I I . 1 Xl l is -I' N ' ,I 1 A . A ' . A q , V I my M X A 'xl , X y .X A1 NI N- V' A ' F ' ' 1 , , , ,,x t X 9 uk X 1 A .N Yr- h. Q L-.I xx ' . 'B X X 2 I X X K N , XR ' I , X N Q 3 ' X X' K i if ,X Q K, . I , I A BUTLER WAY Page 64 l 1 1 1 3 , 1 4 , 1 , i 1 'ii 5 ll w ,vr J I V + 1' fA Q . , - i ' ' U X lx .,, f ' ' t V ,, y, ,, M , ,fl ' I ' ,1 C ,ffl If ,, fl I , IV V ' I of -K ' V , A I k 7 vi :: 1 f J W i I J N l P ge ,P 3 A Page 65 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCI The Student Council-that's the gang that kept you toeing the line with regulations and ultimatums. They are the gals you hid from if you Wore socks on Sunday, and they constituted the Official conscience that kept you going to chapel and vespers. But all their activities were not as ominous. Remember the first date dance of the year? The Council claims the credit for that as Well as for the U.S.O. party for the boys from Jefferson Barracks. Student chapel and vesper programs evolved from their delibera- tions, as did the bean soup suppers, and drives for the Red Cross. L OFFICERS President .... DORIS BANTA Vice-President . BETTY G. PROCTOR Secretary-Treasurer . FLORENCE BARRY Senior Representative . ADAH LOUISE PABKINSON Junior Representative . . VIRGINIA DONOVAN Sophomore Repre- sentatives . . VIRGINIA GILREATII DOROTHY PIEIMBOD Freshmen Repre- sentatives . . PATSY POWELL KAY BARNGROVEB Residence Council . . MARY PATE Sealed: PATE, B. PROCTOR, BARRY, DONOVAN, PARKINSON Standing: HEIMROD, GILREATH, BANTA, BARNGROVER, POWELL Sealed: WOOLSEY, HIGBEE, ROOKE, PERCIVAL, HOHTANZ, LANEY, CONWAY, RUTLEDGE, N. MOORE, LATHEROW R EBERSPACHER Standing: REICHARD, GIERSE, BOERSTLER, PATE, GREENWELL, BIGGER, M. F. MORGAN RESIDENCE COUNCIL We were elected to the almost im- possible task of making Lindenwood girls both happy and quiet. It Was our responsibility to see that lights Were out and that no procrastinator Was sitting out in the hall cramming for a test after eleven o'clock. We tried to be firm and unbending and still keep our friends. But We did realize the need for re- laxation. On special Fridays and during those tense exam weeks, We held HF un Hours in the club rooms. All of the jitterbugs, bridge players, and the down- right hungry, joined us and had lots of noisy fun. We Were patriotic, too. WAAC and WAVE officials spent some of our 4'Fun Page 67 Hours with us and talked with would- be WAACs and WAVES. We collected old hose to be used in the making of parachutes. RESIDENCE HALL PRESIDENTS Irwin Hall-DERBY HIGBEE N iccolls Hall-MARILOU RUTLEDGE Sibley Hall-JANICE HOTANZ Ayres Hall-POLLY WOOLSEY Butler Hall-BETTY GIERSE RESIDENCE COUNCIL OFFICERS President .... MARY PATE Secretary-Treasurer JANICE HOTANZ BINDLEY, SHUDDE, PARKINSON, B. PRocToR, DEABMONT, WESCOTT, THOMAS Y. W. C. A. CABINET Bev-my Word-itis good to see you again! . HJ. T.-old girl-here's your little sister. She's confused and lost already! Thus started the activities of the Y. W. for this year. The Style Show in October, featuring the Freshman Beauty Queen candidates, and, later in the month, the crowning of Harriet Scruby, our HalloWe'en Queen, were the high- lights of our fall activities. The project which kept us busy after the snow started falling was the dressing of Christmas dolls for the children of Markham Memorial. In March came Spiritual Emphasis Week, which started off with Dr. Hamp- ton Adam's address at Vespers and ended With an informative and thought-pro- voking Symposium conducted by three prominent outside speakers - Father William McGucken of St. Louis Univer- sity, Babbi Julius Gordon of Shaare Emeth Synagogue, and Dean SydHGY Sweet of Christ Church Cathedral. OFFICERS President . . . JANET THOMAS Vice-President . BEVERLY WESCOTT Secretary . . . SARAH DEABMONT Treasurer . . BETTY PRocToR Sponsor . . DR. MARY TERHUNE Page 68 l S C al re 01 ai tr hi di D6 pr ac St U3 Pu dex Cl rag all Seated: BANTA, MYERS, PARKINSON, HARMON, THOMAS, B. Pnocron Standing: HAINES, GRAHAM, LINDSAY WHO'S WHCD The publication, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, is sponsored by 600 colleges and universities which endeavor to give recognition to those students who are outstanding in scholarship, in leadership, and in qualifications necessary for en- trance into the business World. Short biographies of the students chosen from different colleges and universities ap- pear in the book. Lindenwood proudly presents to you nine seniors who have achieved this honor for 1942-43: Doris Jean Banta, president of the Student Council and of Pi Gamma Mu, national social science fraternity, and Ruth Margot Haines, editor of the Lin- den Leaves and secretary of Triangle Club, honorary science club, Cthese two Page 69' students Were also listed in the Who's Who for 1941-425g Jean Graham, secre- tary of the Army Brats and member of Triangle Club, Jeanne Harmon, vice- president of Alpha Sigma Tau, honorary liberal arts society, and business mana- ger of the Linden Leaves, Peggy Lindsay, president of El Circulo Espanol, hono- rary Spanish club, and literary editor of the Linden Leaves, Betty Myers, treas- urer of Pi Gamma Mu, of Alpha Sigma Tau, and of Beta Pi Theta, honorary French fraternity, Adah Louise Parkin- son, vice-president Kappa Pi, national honorary art fraternity, and art editor of Linden Leavesg Betty Gray Proctor, president of Senior Class, and vice- president of the Student Council, and Janet Thomas, president of Y. W. C. A. and of Kappa Pi. SIBLEY HALL Pg70 2 1 Paz' 70 ALPHA MU MU Alpha Mu Mu fthe 'gKitty Clubwj began the year with a prospective Heifetz, a sure-enough Rachmaninoif, and our pledge, a future Shostakovitch. They divided the ofHces as follows: President, LADY MORGAN Vice-President, HARRIETTE TAYLOR Secretary- Treasurer, JERRY OPPEN- HEIMEB Oh yes-the pledge? NADINE ZIEBN. These artists held a series of singu- larly unimportant meetings devoted to the study of musicology. The serious social life of the organization began in October with the Tri-Sorority tea, for Page 71 First Row: MAINES, STAHL LRNDORE, PERCIVAL which the other two music sororities on campus kindly helped defray ex- penses. Just after examinations, seven girls reported to Pmoemer Auditorium on February twenty-seventh for a check- up in recital form. There were no apparent signs of petrifaction, for the members beat it out in traditional Alpha Mu manner. We celebrated the advent of Spring by retiring to the ovens, Where We consumed an incredi- ble amount of food. To give the apple a higher polish, We gave the faculty a luncheon. Even our benevolent spon- sor, Dr. John Thomas CDr. T to usj, said quote, Most commendable, un- quote. Second Row: OPPENHEIMER, D SHAEF FER, PERSON, ZIERN, L. MORGAN Third Row: HUDSON, TAYLOR VIUL ALPHA PSI OMEGA We are the potential Katherine Hepburns, Katherine Cornells, and Ethel Barrymores. You can find us nervously dabbing on makeup, hurriedly pulling on our costumes, and prayerfully cross- ing our fingers before the 'curtain goes up. After the play is over, We feel greatly relieved, forget all the tiresome rehearsal, and itch to get started again. Jean Esther forgets about the nights she sat in the hall after lights to memo- rize lines, and Ellen becomes wistful over how much she would like to play a woman's part just once. Thanksgiving night We presented the comedy, George Washington Slept Herei' and surprised the faculty with our sophistication. In February We entertained at a tea and rushed in Dan Cupid for Valentine's Day. For our spring play We gave Charles and Mary,', a psychology majoris delight. Our commencement play, Well directed as always, was rather admirably en- acted, We admit. PLEDGES PEGGY Pnocfron MINOTA BAYLISS Sponsor, Miss MARY M. GORDON J. E. Monms, WADLEY, BECK Pai, 72 ALPHA SIGMA TAU After struggling through three gruel- ling semesters of Work in an effort to maintain an S or E average as a re- quirement for attaining her dream of membership in Alpha Sigma Tau, the Lindenvvood girl is somewhat appalled to learn that her Work is just beginning. She now has to maintain her average in order to continue in the organization. But even the most studious of the group leaves her books occasionally to present the Popularity Queen, entertain the faculty at a tea, or sell tickets to a motion picture. The organization this year has pro- vided two scholarships for the School of the Ozarks, to enable their protegee, Betty Lord, to attend high school. Programs for the year consisted largely of interesting reports by faculty members-Dr. Alice Parker, Dr. Homer Clevenger, and Miss Karen Van Lissel. OFFICERS President . . . JANE MEBEDITH Vice-President . J EANNE HABMON Secretary-Treasurer . BETTY MYERS Sponsor . . DR. MARION DAWSON Honorary Sponsor DB. ALICE E. GIPSON First Row: WESCOTT, GRAY, C. PLATT, BLACKHURST, J ACKSON, MEREDITH, CARAKER Second How: WERTZ, L. LEWIS, HAINES, PATE, BANTA, HARINION, KINNEY Third Row: J. SEIP, VEBPLOEG, BASTRON, WADLEY, BICKLE, SAGE, GOODMAN, MYERS, LINDSAY, LANDBEBG Page 73 First Row: ZEIGLER, LYNCH, SIEOTA, BANTA, KINNEY, MYERS, GAMBILL, BEAM, OPPENHEIMER Second Row: WESCOTT, GRAY, WADLEY, CARAKER Third Row: HAEMON, GREEK, MEREDITH BETA PI THETA Allons, enfants de la patrie, Le jour de gloire est arrive! White dresses, blindfolds, robe-clad officers, flags, and fleurs-de-lis increase the impressiveness of the ritual which adds new members to Beta Pi Theta. At our Christmas meeting Marian Kin- ney told us of Noel in France While We ate palatable yule logs. Bertie Greer, in her enthusiastic manner, reviewed Barris' Charles de Gaulle. Jerry Oppenheimer combined her music with French for a report on French folk songs of Louisiana. A highlight of the year's activities was a joint meeting with the International Relations Club at which M. Henri de Lecluse of St. Louis Was a guest speaker. Regretfully We said au revoir at our pique-niquef' OFFICERS President . .- ADELAIDE CABAKEB Vice-President . . JEANNE HARMON Secretary . J ANE MEBEDITH Treasurer . . BETTY MYERS Sponsor Miss ANNA WURSTEB Pa ge 74 D l mee Hei beei Roc to 1 thei mer the Hut Peg cust deta B. Jo I 5 4 1 E I is S .rm Page 75 gl DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN Do you know what 'cStinktier means? Can you sing Stille Nacht, Heilige Nachtnil Did you guzzle root- beer last December in the Library Club Room and play Bingo at the same time to the count of ein.', zehn 9 If so, thereis no doubt about it-you are a member of Der Deutsche Verein! The annual Christmas party started the year. It was at this meeting that Ruth Haines read '4Tannenbaum, and Peg Lindsay gave an account of German customs and celebrations. For further details, see either Dr. Alice Parker or Miss Anna Wurster-they felt most patriotic as they walked away with a ten-cent defense stamp book. Naturally the year would not have been complete without a picnic. May found us crunching potato chips, and spilling mustard on our new slacks. Don't you wish you'd taken German? OFFICERS President . . JANE MEREDITH Secretary-Treasurer HELEN BARTLETT Vice-President . ELIZABETH RYCHENER B. JOHNSON, MOELHLENKAMP, HAINES, MEREDITH, FARRILL, CARTER, LEVY, RYCHENER, LINDSAY l Page 75 DELTA PHI DELTA Are you interested in teaching music in the public schools? If you are a good musician, and show any aptitude in im- parting your knowledge, Delta Phi Delta is looking for you. So get out your piccolo, grab a baton, exercise your vocal chords, and join us in our efforts to learn how to carry on musical programs in the public schools. Our most important activity for the past year was our 6'Victory Singf, in which our three seniors-Lois Anderson, Bette Gierse, and Coralee Burchard- with the help of the other members, led the entire student body in the singing of a variety of songs new and old, with interesting variations and stage effects. OFFICERS President . . CORALEE BURCHARD Vice-President . .R BETTE GIERSE Secretary . . DOROTHY SHAEFFER Treasurer Lols ANDERSON Reporter . NADINE ZIERN Sponsor . MRS. Lois BUBKITT Front Row: E. L. MORGAN, LOHR, PERSON, PERCIVAL, ENGLAND, GIERSE Back How: WILEY, STAHL, DONOVAN, BURCHARD, ZIERN, GUDDER, L. ANDERSON, D. SHAEFFER, MULLENDORE l 1 I Page 76 First Secol Thin Slam EL H ustef Thes tosse 'tongw ll genia- The furth When 30od- the Q hllne, review learn and h Page 77 Pall First Row Ctop to bottomj: C. PLATT, L. LEWIS, I. SCHAEFER, YOUMANS, HARDTKE, STEVENSON, GOTTLIEB STANZE Second Row: DODD, K. CHAPMAN, TRIMBLE, HANNIS, VERPLOEG, J. SEIP, M. MORGAN, HEYDEN Third Row: BLUE, ROBERTSON, VIAR, ARANOFF, CAMPBELL, HEIMROD, CROWDER, BUTTERS, LINDSAY Standing: DEVINE, WERTZ, BUSHER, MCLEAN, HOHTANZ, RAASCH, TANNER, BOWLSBY, HERD, REICHARD EL CIRCULO ESPANOL Buenos dias, amiga! Como esta usted? Muy bien, gracias, yusted? These are a few of the phrases casually tossed through the air by the glib- tongued members of El Circulo Espanol. In the autumn, we took into our con- genial group more linguists of the future. The warmth of their fellowship gave further charm to our informal meeting, where we discussed everything from the good-neighbor policy to the poetry of the old Hromancerof, Dr. Mary Ter- hune, our sponsor, gave such a delightful review of The Days of Ophelia that we all yearned to go to Mexico to see Ophelia and her friends for ourselves. From con- Page 77 temporary Mexico, we journeyed back to fifteenth-century Spain at our next meeting, to study ancient ballads and legends. Spanish music, featuring De Falla, was the keynote of the following meeting. To wind up our year, we had one last get-together, and it was then that we said to all our friends, Hasta la vista! OFFICERS President . . . PEGGY LINDSAY Vice-President . J O-ANN BUTTEBS Secretary-Treasurer . BARBARA WERTZ Sponsor . . . DR. MARY TERHUNE HCME ECONOMICS Number 000001. Yes, I was drafted. The Home Economics Club started the year off with a bugle call for a typical canteen truck mess. It was, however, no time until we forgot our military tac- tics and talents, and changed from khaki right into sequins to entertain the guests of the department-the National Field Secretary of A. H. E. A., Miss Gladys Wycoff from Washington, D. C., Mme. Helene Lyolene, an independent designer, and Miss Beulah Spilsbery of the Nelly Don Company of Kansas City. We shall always remember our an- nual breakfast. Those waffles, oozing honey-butter, were an artistic creation and in our memories can never fade. We spent many of our evenings in the cooking laboratory, thinking up new QC J' 'r'q.i:4t-Lgifge sf -P f . fre is g f'-Q .X 2 C L U B tSf ':c ,Si nik Q? A Ig CQ Y X gi candy recipe ndfstic ' Kgagorghcilf Q together s Wffiouid ke -qi.: :PE tr1bution5' tow G1 flfelflowju Ipgzli -g:HJ,. VJREY 5 Flmdrgf' 2-.Lag its Zim, J -25 '12 wifi? en s pra 'calhscto h e eQ1':,Z45'1+QJk1, maqrfhli Esofrjlfffaqxay 3mI1O cK Jtmnclo inlgieboisigtor t 1X up os ,, 5 ggin-g h nigctsn a xg t pi ga sis. ' nsa ?I?e-3,510 ic LQ 9 ho A I y - ggi! ifg . U ix! . President Q . . ZBBY ko Vice-Prestdent . ONALE EHR . XX, fi Secretary-Treasurer . EARL Q Sponsor . . Miss GEBTBUDE ERos Q23-Xyi First Row: SIMPSON, DoNoHUE, CooK, CRosBY, GLADFELTER, N1cHoLsoN, PEARL PAYNE Second Row: JAcoBsoN, MUEHLENBECK, J. STUART, TAPP, DAVIES, BLUHM, F. LEWIS, WALLACE, BURGER Third Row: STANTON, MACINTYRE, HIGBEE, WEHRLE, SCHVVAB, BEAN Back Row: SNYDER, J. LEWIS, WORKMAN, BRINKMAN, RANDEBSON, BENTZINGER, BARCLAY, E. MURPHY, L. EBER- SPACHER, HANSHEW, J. MURPHY, AULD WW , Page 78 X I ,44- . 1 is i f F irsl Secon 1 Th zrc l smox dress desig, with They Pi. ll ill? I fashi. Slppe their the la A son Q Hess Sn extra Page 79 - 1 Q ff A 'Y . is K or Q t?lQ6Qif3oFh tl' QQ QQQ Qfegfot Fifty: AWD R .QD X Af ' f' . -A MQ fwpf? Qt A, R jig? QQ Qu an ' lk M Q Qilqp fb ch i SFX Q5 - QQQA fglqfil 5139 SQ Q1 Wa f28QQQA3M XEQG CQ Q U 1 , x sw QA ZX 'gl ffifff Q Y Eizzziozgws.R0sf:giE5Fai?5:Eissgiii: EYEB , T HOMURE , wi A. ,Gym X P OYNTEB , Com, ' X K ,Q BEH- Pult 8 Third Row: ZIERN, PARKINSON Have you seen glrls 1n pa1nt dabbed smocks modellng class ilgures des1gn1ng dresses ted1ously Worklng on charcoal d6S1gHS and posters or comlng to dlnner Wlth a smudge of pa1nt on the1r noses9 They are probably members of Kappa In December they turned the1r artls t1c mlnds toward the 1ntr1gu1ng new fashlons As they munched popcorn and slpped cokes MISS L1ll1an Rasmussen thelr fash1on expert told them about the latest clothes mnovatlons After Chnstmas Adah LOUISC Parkm son demonstrated for them her expert ness at turnlng out s1lk screen prlnts Sprmg found them spendmg many extra hours over drawmg boards and Pg79 easels gettmg thmgs fimshed for the annual exh1b1t Perhaps next year 1f you have the flalr for draW1ng Wleld a brush Wltll that certa1n touch or have clever ldeas 1n deslgn you W1ll be one of them OFFICERS Preszdent JANET THOMAS Vwe Preszdent ADAH LOUISE PARKINSON Correspondmg Secretary Treasurer KAY ANDERSON COBL Recordmg Secretary JODY SEIP Sponsor Mlss LILLIAN RASMUSSEN . ' A R v - E 4 7 GNL . K. m1 qi . . . , , , I V - , QL. KJ . 9 , h , 1 , . . . N 0 . Q , X 7 U Q 0 0 l A - . . 7 V , . , . . ,V . , , 1 H33 P1. : E ig A ' 3 . . . . . , l , 7 ' 7 .'-5' fi . . . . Ii , and H Lstorzan . ANN LEVERENZ if 'A l lf? 1 ' ' ' ' ' ll N ' . , - al I n . . g 'jx l' .. o ff - ,Lg e - 3' 'K a e 7 First Row: FARRILL, DONOVAN, BURCHARD Second Row: R. EBERSPACHER, ENGLAND, BAILEY, ISBELL Third Row: L. ANDERSON, SHUDDE, GREER An H. N. CHigher Nonsensej degree was awarded to eachuguest at the Phi Theta Patrons, Party in December when the theme was HA College Career in One Nightf, The patrons and patronesses- all of Whom graduated cum laude-Were: Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Gage, Dr. and Mrs. John Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Friess, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gauss. Last October Mu Phi Epsilon joined the music faculty in entertaining the new members of the music department with a tea. As a climax to the year's activities they gave their annual Vesper Program in Proemer Auditorium on a Sunday evening in March. The topic for the occasion was In Wartime-Music? Vocal solos and group singing illustrated the point that music is necessary to everyone during a period of World crisis. The music majors of Phi Theta, besides appearing on numerous student programs, presented four piano recitals, one voice recital, one 'cello recital, and one organ recital. OFFICERS President . . ESTHER FARRILL Vice-President . . DOROTHY ISBELL Secretary . . CORALEE BURCHARD Treasurer . . FRANCES SHUDDE Historian . . MARGARET GREER Chaplain . MARTHA ANN ENGLAND Warden . . Lois ANDERSON Sponsor . . EVA E. DOUGLAS MU PHI EPSILON Page 80 PI AI We are discussing Homer and love life, or Hflrace. 0CCHSi0n and chasm entertain Om We were l10s1 9Sled in the gften candlf ialtg UT lah ll0I10VaH sal 3Il ll France sl ' S Hsslcsl mug Dr, WH hi much about l Pate 31 Pal' PARKINSON GOODMAN PATE POYNTER BOERSTLEB PI ALPHA DELTA We are the scholars who have fun discussing the comparative virtues of Homer and Virgil, sighing over Catallus' love life, or perusing the philosophy of Horace. Occasionally we leave the fascination and charm of the ancient Romans to entertain our friends. Before Christmas, we were hostesses to the freshmen inter- ested in the classics. Red, white, and green candles and sprigs of mistletoe gave our table a holiday look. Virginia Donovan sang Ave Maria in Latin, and Frances Shudde played appropriate classical music. Dr. Wilhelmina Feemster taught us much about Roman history and showed Page 81 us her collection of ancient coins. At a later meeting, Miss Kathryn Hankins reviewed Lloyd C. Douglass' The Robe so ably that we all wanted to neglect our assignments for some extra-curricular reading. To end the year, we again entertained with a spring tea, our biggest event of the year, and our farewell to our fellow classic enthusiasts until next fall. OFFICERS President . . CAROLYN BOERSTLER Secretary . . SHIRLEY GOODMAN Sponsor . Miss KATHBYN HANKINS Pl GAMMA MU I E i First Row: C. PLATT, BANTA, BURGE, GOODMAN Second Row: GRAY, HIGBEE, BLACKHURST, SCHOEN Third Row: L. LEWIS, B. MYERS Sociologists Worrying over popula- tion trends, psychologists pondering mental disease, economists insisting upon free trade, education students puzzling over what to teach Germany, historians smugly comparing present with past, philosophers calmly and serenely reason- ing out the relationship of man to God and nature-all these may be present at any meeting of Pi Gamma Mu. Most informal, this club gives everybody a chance to voice his opinion. Student members, un-awed, chal- lenge and question such dignified fellow- members as Dr. Harry Morehouse Gage, Dr. Florence Schaper, Dr. R. L. Garnett? Dr. Lloyd Harmon, Dr. Homer Cleven- ger, and Miss Rachel Morris. OFFICERS President LOUISE OLSON Clst semesterb DORIS BANTA Q2nd semester? Vice- Presideni DORIS BANTA Qlst semesterj Secretary-Treasurer . BETTY MYERS Sponsor . . RACHEL M. MORRIS Page 33 Dr t ie min rate ofte Dar som Fron Back 1 5 r. ,- lil E29 i l hr' G Pg, Pal' SIGMA TAU DELTA Sincerity, Truth, Design-these three aims bind together twenty-six students and faculty members who are interested in Writing and reading good literature. Imagine these persons circled around Dr. Kate Gregg as she gives them the highlights of The Raft or around Dr. Maude Beamer who reveals astonishing relationships between English and Latin. The consensus of opinion concerning the shamrock tea was that it ranked among the year's best. Guests were majors and minors in English and freshmen who rated special recognition. ln spite of the Often-heard :Tye gotta write a theme! Darn itll, coming from the freshmen, some of them actually like to Write. To encourage this rare inclination Sigma Tau Delta sponsors each year a creative Writing contest. HOW can anyone Who has experienced an annual Sigma Tau Delta picnic forget our sponsor's brave stand against the enraged property-Owner, Peg Lind'say's mud bath, Addie Caraker,s carbon- coated marshmallows, or Miss Elizabeth DaWsOn's capabilities as a fire-maker? OFFICERS President . . . PEGGY LINDSAY Vice-President . . . JOYCE BURGE Secretary . . ADELAIDE CARAKER Treasurer . SHIRLEY GOODMAN Sponsor . DR. ALICE PARKER Front Row: KINNEY, J. SEIP, TAYLOR, BANTA, WERTZ, SCHOEN, LANDBERG, WADLEY Back Row: BURGE, M. MORGAN, BLACKHURST, STEVENSON, JACKSON, CAHAKER, MORRIS, LINDSAY HAINES GOODMAN l Page 83 1 ! First Row- COHEN SAGE JACKSON, BLUMEYER, BARRY, HAINES, WERTZ, HEYDEN, GRAY, BICKLE . 3 7 Second Row- C. PLATT, SILKWOOD, E. RITTER, R. RITTER, HIGBEE, ROSE, OTT, CROSBY, WESCOTT Third Row: MEREDITH, HARMON, DEVINE, WAYE, MALLORY, HEIMROD, GRAHAM, CARAKER TRIANGLE CLUB Zip! Flash! Those figures clad in Honce-White laboratory coats who dash by you on the stairway of Roemer Hall on their Way to H. F. M. S. CHaven For Mad Scientistsj are Triangle Club mem- bers. They are the girls who concoct messes in test tubes and investigate the innards of grasshoppers or orchids. Meetings of this group are charac- terized by such exclamations as: 4'That report wasn't a bit dull! or You learn so much at these meetings! Mrs, Ramsey Lamrners, the former Dorothy Keyes, returned to tell of her experiences as a research chemist at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis. Jane Meredith gave an account of her own 'cbrewing' here on campus-a study of 6'percrystallization. The Newton of the club, Jeanne Harmon, explained successfully HOW to Interpret Graphs. Dr. Mary THlb0f gave a brief summary of her extensive research on the ant. OFFICERS President . . BARBARA BICKLE Vice-President . . GLORIA STUNKEL Clst semesterb Vice-President . JANE MEREDITH Q2nd semesterj Secretary . . . RUTH HAINES Treasurer . . BEY SAGE Sponsor . . Miss Lois KARR Page 84 S. Pag. Pali' 3 4 LIBRARY TOWER Page 86 4 I L lRW'N HAL Page 86 fb Z H AR if wheti IQSGTY prout. of this this y the c' At th togetf make differ acqua Vario secur i0 pr Page 82 1 xc '5 , 45 4 S ii A Y! Y . wi 2 1 E' ..., --Je rt fe 41 Q . D . .g -il, ,.. lil,-:TG tk-. .' .,. I X Paz' ll D. DAVIES, HOUSE, CORL, SCRUBY, OVERMYER, J. GRAHAM, DALBY, LANDBERG, DICKEY, NISSLEY ARMY BRATS If your father is an Army officer- Whether a hard bitten regular or a new reserve-you are an Army Brat and proud of it. The Lindenwood Chapter of this national organization was founded this year, its constitution drawn up, and the charter signed at an early meeting. At this same meeting We put our heads together and decided on a project to make the school more conscious of the different branches of the Army and to acquaint the girls with the insignia of various divisions. We managed to secure the current events bulletin board to present our information, and Kay A. Page 87 Corl busied herself With artistic draw- ings of the insignia. Although most people think the Army Brats are a unique species, We are much like any other organization. We have a president, Dorothy Dickey, a vice-president, Helen Wells, a secretary- treasurer, Jean Graham, and Kay Corl is our reporter to the Bark. Charter members include our officers and Rose- mary Nissley, Esther Dalby, Hope Ryder, Margot Overmyer, Dorothy Davies, Betty Ann Rouse, and Harriet Scruby. ATHLETIC ASSOC Slbley challenges Irwm was the cry heard at the b6g1I1U1Dg' of the fall baseball season From then on W challenge you was more frequently heard than Let s go to the Tea Boom Before the wmter meets W1th Mac Murray and lVIaryv1lle the hockey and r1d1ng teams practlced d1l1gently for Weeks Cold Wlnds and a frozen field were hardly notlced by the hockey maldens bent on vlctory After these successful meets We all put on our Jeans and checked slnrts for a gala t1me at the annual barn dance sponsored by the Athletlc ASSOCIHIIOH IA TION Trl school meets Wlth lVIaclVIurray and MOHL1CCll0 tested the sW1mme1-S Jack kn1fe dlves and AUStfHl13H crawls the basketball players goal makrng ab1l Ity the archers talents IH h1tt1ng the gold sect1on of the target and the golfers puttmg sk1ll OFFICI' RS Preszdent BARBARA BURNETT Vzce Preszdeni KAY A CORL Secretary VIRGINIA ROSE Treasurer JANET SCHAEFER Sponsors Mrss DOROTHY DEACH Mrss MARY MOBISON I ef! Group Top to Boiiom ROOKE BOWLQBY LIEBEBMAN CLAIR DARBY CORL BAYLIss SILKWOOD L LEWIQ I . A sc ' ' N t 9 . . Y -. A . , as ' ' ' ' . ' a 6 9 ' a - . 'A as - , , , H . V i , - . A , ac H - 3 . . . , - , . 3 ' -1 I- l , V0 I s ' I 1 1 1 ,' . A I . V. . . . . . 1 V .-J' W - - - Sf, I 252231 9 L 3 Q 1 37411 f m . fi 1 . 4 , . .Q , . . . 1 V ,I - A - .fl fx-I. rl ' ' . ' 1 L v s a , , , , . L, CHAFFIN Top Row: T. GRAHAM, PEARL PAYNE, ROSE, HEMPELMAN, PIUTLEDGE, DEARMONT, BLUMEYER gtagonal-Top to Bottom: HAINES, WEscoTT, J ACKSON, HESS, STEVENSON, PAPIN, CHAILLAND, VERPLOEG ugh! Group-Top to Boffom: POWELL, KNAPP, HOUSE, BAUSKE, A. WILLIAMS, LANDBERG, WEHRI,E, J. STEWART, PATE, BEAM Botlom Row: SCHWVARTZ, BARRY, COLLITON, BURNETT ,1......... ...... ....w.,.L ,.,.., , Page 88 Rl l The a dc Any of tl for Mu wha sho' Plat scu ing the Bu Ma the Ye: Pug L. LEWIS, DEG STEWART, Pal' II I. I . --x I II Iv ,I II I I I 'I I I im I I 1 I I RUTLEDGE, PAPIN, HIGREE, BUTTERS, BARNGROVER, BARRY, HARDY, BURNETT RIDING TEAM What was that you just passed? The scuffed boots and crop? Without a doubt it's a member Of' the riding team. Any day, any time, you can find most of the members at the stables practicing for their meets with Monticello, Mac- Murray, and Maryville Colleges. And what a difference when they go to a show! The hard-worn habits are re- placed by snappy gray Ones, and the scuffed boots are as gleaming and shin- ing as the results of the meets. The riding team Was organized for the first time this year, with Barbara Burnett as Our Captain and Business Manager. We Wish it all the success in the future that it has had in its first year of existence. Page 89 MEMBERS J O-ANN BUTTERS FLORENCE BARRY' BETTY HARDY NANCY PAPIN MARILOU RUTLEDGE KAY BARNGROVER LOUISE OLSON Cgraduatedj BARBARA BURNETT-Captain and Busi- ness Manager NEW MEMBERS MARJORIE STEVENSON GAYLE ARMSTRONG Sponsor . . MRS. AUSTIN E. DAILY CHILDREN'S THEATER OF THE AIR 6' 'Good Morning, boys and girls! This is your Story Lady., This morning we are going to visit a rehearsal of the Children's Theater of the Air conducted by members of the Lindenwood College radio speech class, who are rehearsing the 'Bremen Town Musiciansf The theme has just been concluded by Lady Morgan. Miss Octavia K. Frees is giving Minota Bayliss her cue. Minota is trying to imitate a donkey, but is interrupted by the mourn of a hound- Florence Clair. The whimpering cry we just heard was Ellen Wadley, un- believably a toothless old cat. Jean Bowlsby is stepping up to the micro- phone to crow lustily. Now we see three robbers, Carol Bindley, Marjorie Irwin, and Freda Eberspacher, running from a house as they hear these frightful sounds. The rehearsal is over. Miss Octavia K. Frees gives her comments and criti- cisms. The cast is now ready to go to KFUO for their eleven o'clock broad- cast. BINDLEY Bo , WLSBY, M- IRWIN, CLAIR, BAYLISS, WADLEY, L. MORGAN, F. EBERSPACHER CH Cl the fo the I down torillll blgnde IIIOHY Tl year N the C Handl First Ii Second Third i Fourth Page 90 T T Page 91 Pat' CHOIR Clothed in robes of blue and gold, the forty-tive girls who are members of the Lindenwood Vesper Choir march down the center aisle of Roemer Audi- torium every Sunday evening, their blended voices producing sweet har- mony. The two outstanding programs of the year were, of course, the cantatas. For the Christmas service, the choir sang Handells Messiah , for Easter, Peni- ULJHCG, Pardon, and Peace. These two occasions have become Lindenwood tra- ditions. OFFICERS President . . VIRGINIA DONOVAN Vice-President . . SHIRLEY WISE Secretary . . . DOROTHY BAILEY Director . . Mrss DORIS GIESELMAN First Row: SIGLER, ZOLLINGER, WATTLINGTON, BAILEY, DONOVAN, I. SCHAEFER, FLY, PERCIVAL, Miss GIESELMAN Second Row: GUDDER, LOHR, REED, BASTRON, HOOPER, MORRIS, E. L. MORGAN, CORNELL, HEIMROD Third Row: PERSON, TOBIN, MAINES, YOUMANS, DUFF, SCRUBY, H. BARTLETT, D. SHAEFFER Fourth Row: HIRST, INGWERSON, DE FRIECE, HARDY, EASTWOOD, V. J. HUFF, CROWDER, BOERSTLER ',fff,U,,,,v- ff Y f. V, I , V ' ,, 17, P. V, V. , Page 91 1 I COMMERCIAL CLUB '4Budgets, letters, adding machines -Yes, you guessed it! The Commercial Club is on the go, as usual. We business- minded lasses take our ambitions seri- ously. Why shouldn't We? It is high time that We settled, once and for all, that old misconception that female heads are generally empty ones. But don't misunderstand us-life is more than business. One of our gayest parties for the year was held in the gym Where members of the club took a dip in the pool, danced to the music of the nickelodeon, attempted to keep their balance on roller skates, or just had a general good time eating. On April Iirst, the club sponsored a style show for the entire school. The final event of the year Was a picnic down by the ovensfparticularly thrilling be- cause of the unusual abundance of cokes. OFFICERS President . . DOROTHY MAY Vice-President . . . LYNN DARBY Secretory-Treasurer CARRIE LEE LANEY Reporter . . . JEAN MCMUBBAY Sponsor . . Miss ELEANOR TURSHIN Firsl Row: KRUG, ZOLLINGER, LANEY, YANCEY, BOWMAN, CAMPBELL, STEBERG, H. RYDER, BISHOP, SIGLER Second How: BAIM, RYCHENER, SIBOTA, ROWLAND, DIEKM.ANN, THOMURE, DARBY, BALDWIN, MCMURRY, HEIIVIROD, GREEN, BASTRON Thzrd Row: SCRUBY, BURLEY, CoAD, MAYER, ROBISON, BUELL, HARDY, BATES, WRINKLE, HUBBELL, NORRIS, PHILLIS F ourlh Row: GREENW'00D, TRIMBLE, MILLER, BIGGER, FLETCHER, MUEHLENBECK, HOIJSINGER, VANECEK, CHRISTO- PHER, ROZYSKI, FELGER, MCCRACKEN ff? 3 f I 5. 3 f 5 : L l I 1. -f .M 5,115 ' xiii! W I a j .. 4,5 i , 3 I 57 1: I ,.. 'ms 9: 5-- Q! I I ff' I F irsl Ro DIC Second I Third R Guo F ourlh Ii Poi Fiflh Ro SPA' EN! We girls wl Who ca is only Over Gig Our quilt: I Served Ellests, lected, Puzzles lalesce Came f Woman Pak 93 ER Hsnmon, ohms, , Cmusio- fat' 92 F irst Row: EAGLE, HARDTKE, P. PBOCTOR, VERPLOEG, E. RITTER, R. RITTER, CROSBY, GREEN, WEHRLE PAPIN DICKEY, PATE Second Row: FELGER, M. WILLIAMS, EMONS, ROBINSON, LANEY, MEREDITII, GRAY, WAYE, DAVIES Third Row: M. SEIP, ALLEN, TUCKER, J. LOGAN, BLUHM, ENGLAND, N. MOORE, N. GAMBILL, J. DEPUY BARN GROVER Fourth Row: BINDLEY, THOMAS, BLACKHUHST, OTT, HEMPELMAN, STEVENSON, BAIM, M. A. PARKER CLARK POYNTER, LEVERENZ Fzflh Row: DEARMONT, J. JOHNSON, SWALLEY, MOERSOHEL, WHERRY, KINNEY, GIERSE, GREER, FLOREY L EBER SPACHER, F. EBERSPACHER, BUSHER ENCCDRE CLUB We Encore Club members are lively girls who follow in the footsteps of those who came before us. Although our club is only four years old, We have a roll of over eighty members. Our activities for the year have been quite varied. On FOunder's Day We served as official hostesses to campus guests. To help stabilize morale We col- lected, mounted, and sent crossword puzzles to Jefferson Barracks for con- valescent soldiers. Our greatest pleasure came from the gratitude of an elderly Woman, and from an impoverished Page 93 family with seven children when we gave them Thanksgiving baskets bulging with food. And We won't forget the fun we had in the fall at our 'ccome-as-you-are party, or the all-school bonfire we sponsored in April. OFFICERS President . SARAH LEE DEARMONT Vice-President . . PEGGY PHOCTOR Secretary-Treasurer KAY BARNGROVER Sponsor . MISS KATHBYN HANKINS X FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA If you are one of those inspired Superintendent of the St. Charles Public students Who has heard the call and plans to enter the teaching profession, Schools, and Mrs. Lois Burkitt, head of the Department of Public School you'll find sympathetic friends in your Music of LiHd6I1WO0d- aspirations for helping mankind, in the F. T. A. We have violent panel dis- OFFICERS cussions on educational problems, We have gay times when we join the army of civilian registrars and help the local schools with rationing of sugar, gasoline, President . . BARBARA BURNETT Vice-President . . MARY ELIZABETH BLACKHUBST Secretary-Treasurer CORALEE BUBCHARD and processed foods. 1 1 Lzbrarzan FBEDA MARIE EBERSPACHER At our meetings We have occasional Sponsor I . DB. R. L GARNETT guest speakers such as Mr. Blackhurst, First Row: BLACKHURST, GIERSE Second Row: GUMM, OPPENHEIMER, NICHOLSON, HESS, HANNA, R. EBERSPACHER, GAMBILL, DoNovAN, F. EEER- SPACHER, GUDDER, PALMER, HARMON, FLY Thzrd Row: ROSE, S1LKwooD, PEARL PAYNE, BARRY, FELLOWS, BURNETT, G. GRAY, LANEY, ZEIGLER, GILLETTE, SCHOEN, M. IRWIN, J. LEWIS, MALLORY, J. STEWART, GILREATH Fourth Row: L. ANDERSON, LUTTON, MYERS, THOMAS, MART, ENGLAND, BECK, HANSHEW, POPE, CooK, BAUSKE, BURCHARD Members not in Picture: HoLLY, H. J oHNsoN, MAYEs, I. SCHAEFEB, VEACH I Pa Stitute Relalllf ing fCH 1 ing Ol. in illlie tioua . Socio 0 scorcii ulty IH DI. Llc ulus fo lectures. Lefl, lop . Silling, ji, Mun Second ro CHM Middle gl High! groi 1 I 2 gr gt Q. F s Page 94 P '18e95 F. Esm- GILLETTE, Bum, Pa!! ll INTERNATIONAL Panels, lectures, quizzes-these con- stitute the programs of the International Relations Club. One of the outstand- ing features of the year was our sponsor- ing of Sherwood Eddy. A close second in interest was the Institute of Interna- tional Understanding. Members of the Sociology department contributed a scorching panel discussion, and two fac- ulty members, Dr. Frances Benge and Dr. Lloyd Harmon provided fine stim- ulus for interesting discussions in their lectures to us. RELATIONS CLUB The latest news developments are eagerly POUUCGCI upon and discussed from every 313816 by the members. These war-mongers are watched over by the eagle-eye of our chief, Dr. Homer Clev- enger, whose relentless interest has sifted the wheat from the chaff. OFFICERS President . . BEVERLY WEscoTT Vice-President . . BETTY MYERS Secretary-Treasurer VIRGINIA GILREATH Sponsor . DR. HOMER CLEVENGEB Left, lop to bottom: B. MYERS, SIROTA, GILREATH, CoLL1roN, CoNRoD, WESCOTT, BANTA Sitting, first row: STEBEHG, VVEURLE, TIICKER, SCHWAB, DICKEY, IVIORRIS, HEYDEN, SEIP, PATE, LEVERENZ, Mc- IVIURRY, CLAIR, LANDBERG, GREEN, T. GRAHABI Second row: HEIMROD, VERPLOEG, KINNEY, GOODMAN, HEss, JACKSON, J. GRAHAM, RoUsE, S1LKwooD, L. IAIEIVVIS, CHAILLAND, DARBY, MOERSCHEL, VVALLERSTEDT Middle group: T11'Us, VVADLEY, HERD, C. PLATT, BowLsBY, M. A. PARKER, CHACE Right group: BLUE, TOBIN, BUTTERS, J. STEWART, MURPHY, LEVY AWS Page 95 LEAGUE OF WGMEN VOTERS If you intend to be a constructive citizen of the United States, if you want to vote the right politicians into ofiice, and if you want to get the best bills passed, you probably are a member of the League. This group always en- deavors to put its influential word in all the proper places. To prove that we are world-minded, we have spon- sored English and American propaganda movies and have taken charge of Red- Cross sewing and bandage rolling on campus this year. We managed to prove our superior knowledge of current F irsl row: SIHOTA, BASTRON, SILKVVOOD events by trouncing the International Relations Club in a quiz program. If you want to pool your ideas, and if you like honest discussions, this is the group that will stimulate your thinking. OFFICERS President . . . J ANET SCHAEFEB Vice-President . SHIRLEY GOODMAN Secretary . . . RUTH HEYDEN Sponsor Miss WILHELMINA FEEMSTER S co : . W e nd row COLLITON, GOODMAN, J. STEWART, HEYDEN, J. MURPHY, WESCOTT, L. LEVVIS, Doon, J. DEPUY, SCHATZ MAN, RAASCH Third row: BOYD, LEVY, J , GRAHAM 27 LIN The boast c known corresp Cutllbe llltl gal Otl clude Pflrticii grams, Ciilhpu faH10u: keep t latest Be: featllrl list tk Page 97 R N N IR EPUY, Scum- fulfil BECK, CORL, BINDLEY, JoHNs, BAUSKE, GUMM LINDEN BARLK The Linden Bark of 1942-43 can boast of everything that any nationally known newspaper has, except a foreign correspondent, but Gertie's letters to Cuthbert, her man in the army, fill in the gap. Other main features in the Bark in- clude the recordings of Lindenwood's participation in the civilian defense pro- grams, the Hall of Fame, which honors Campus leadership, and of course, those famous little Gremlins and Vatchferbs to keep the students well informed on the latest collegiate do's and dont's. Besides these regular bi-monthly featU1'0S, we again have on our favorite list the Romeo Contest-the winning Page 97 Romeo being selected by members of the Madamoiselle staff. Whatever huzzas, or maybe curses, fall upon the April Fool issue may be directed to the editors of the Bark. Each issue of the Bark has a new editor so that by the end of the year the crew is well seasoned by their ex- periences gained while working at the Cosmos Monitor in St. Charles. The Linden Bark is a member of the Missouri College Newspaper Associa- tion, and in the last two years has been fortunate enough to win prizes with its feature stories. OPPENHEIMEB, TAYLOR, BURCHARD, ISBELL, BROCK, GABBERT, BLUE MINIATURE MELODISTS Sweet strains of music, furnished by the Miniature lVIelodists,piill the dining room on various and special occasions, adding much to the pleasure of meal- time. Hattie, Susan, and Coralee swing out on Deep Purple at our February for- mal dinner. Eddy Duohin, commonly known about campus as little Opp, does a bit of improvising while Alice in- terrupts with passages a -la Benny Goodman. Ina takes the saxophone part and Dottie, the leader, plunks out the bass on her 'oello. Our theme song after eaoh program expresses a desire-g'l'll See You Again. Page 93 X' THE Tinl T 111 make 2' ,instr Si0llS. Buildil and tn anal 4 seg, all Then - one C01 Att ductor' F irsl Ho: Second I BU1 5 x 0 1. L Pau 99 THE LINDENWOOD Time: Mondays and Wednesdays. There goes the four-o'cloOk bell! We make a dash for our musical instruments -instruments of all shapes and dimen- sions. We head toward the Fine Arts Building. We take our violins, olarinets, and trumpets out of their eases until our array of Wood Winds, percussions, bras- ses, and strings is completely assembled. Then Jerry sounds A CLLLLOD, and every- one commences to tune her instrument. Attention! Miss Isidor raps the Oon- duOtOr's stand sharply with her baton, COLLEGE ENSEMBLE and We're Off for another bi-Weekly re- hearsal. The resultsil We joined the choir in presenting the annual Christmas concert and gave a spring concert with Dorothy Isbell, violin soloist, and Jerry Oppenheimer, piano soloist, as highlights of the program. OFFICERS President . . . DOROTHY ISBELL Director . . MISS GERTRUDE TSIDOR Librarian . . . HARRIET TAYLOR First Row: ISBELL, TAYLOR, BURCHARD, BLUE, NESBITT, RYAN Second Row: ISIDOR, OPPENHEIMER, BROCK, GABBERT, OYER, BUELL, STAHL, DEVOE, RUBY WILSON, A. WILLIAMS RUTH WILSON, HUMPHREYS, HIRST Page 99 First Pow HARMOW C PLATT WEI SH LEYERENZ STANTON CARAKFR Second Row GOODMAN ROUSE T ANNER HAINFQ E MURPIiY MULLEN1 ORE LINDSAY TITUS L I FWIS PARKN SON RUSSELL HANSHEW GUMM WADLFY MALI ORY POYNTER WESCOTT TOBIN SNVALLFY F arst It econ 5. ty - 7' J I I t u' X I , I , 3 7 ' D 7 M 4, , JL, . , 3 , , , . JL , L' SC - 7 ' . 9 A 1 V 9 a - -' 1 - 1 5 l ' 7 ' J S d WA LINDEN LEAVES STAFF Annual Sale todayln That announcement frequently made in Student meeting and in the dining room meant that thirty girls were put- ting their noses to the grindstonei' compiling a record of Lindenwood Col- lege for 1943. Indicative of the year, the book had to be stripped of some of the former luxuries-padded cover, un- necessary pages, and color-to meet the rising cost of materials. Nevertheless, there was no economy or stinting On long gruelling hours Of hard Work put in by the staff : Faculty Advisor . DR. KATE L. GREGG Editor . . . RUTH HAINES Assistants: ADELAIDE CARAKER, CAROLYN PLATT, CAROLYN BOER- STLER, EILEEN MURPHY Business Manager . JEANNE HARMON Assistants: CARRIE LANEY, LELL LEWIS Advertising Manager BEVERLY WESOOTT Assistants: EMMY GUMM, JANE SWALLEY, BETTY ANN ROUSE, MARY STANTON Literary Editor . . PEGGY LINDSAY Assistants: SHIRLEY GOODMAN, ELLEN WADLEY Photographic Editor . LOUISE MALLORY Assistants: DRUZELLA HANSHEW, BILLIE V. FOUTS, RUTH TITUS, SOPI-IIA RUSSELL, MARJORIE TAN- NER Art Editor . ADAH LOUISE PABKINSON Assistants: DIXIE POYNTER, ANN LEVERENZ Organization: PATRICIA WALSH, REBA CROWDER, PATRICIA TOBIN, ELOISE MULLENDORE, PAT FORAN, BETTY WATERS But they are only the compilers of a record of you-students of Linden- Wood College. This is it-your Linden Leaves Of 1943! Page 100 PO Do into tl The ex, Benet. Poem olde 0 glasses Th review J0yce' fwiillla H1 Wal abflut the h h00k . Origin: Page 101 PCETRY SOCIETY , PARKIN- prelim .J ff 1 J 1 First Row: GUMM, OPPENHEIMER, L. MORGAN, GOODMAN, CARAKER, MOEHLENKAMP, BANTA, M. IRw1N, BINDLEY, SCHWARTZ, R. ERERSPACHER, HANNA, FLY, SIROTA Second Row: HAINES, BUROE, BAYLIss, KINNEY, POYNTER, BAUSKE, CORNELL, ZIERN, BROWN, M. MORGAN, WADLEY, MALLORY Doris, Joyce, and Marge, drifting into the Club Room early, leaf through the exhibit of works by Stephen Vincent Benet. Ginny hurriedly straightens the Poetry Corner. Addie and Lou de- cide on which tray to use for punch glasses. The meeting begins with Ellen's review of Benet's life, followed by Joyceis analysis of a recent pamphlet evaluating the importance of poetry in war time. After a statistical report about which printing company will do the best work most cheaply for the book We plan to publish, We read our original poetry. Ginny summarizes Paul Page 101 Engle's criticism of her poem With, He said to make every line as crisp as my Two steel taps breaking the minutes against the floorf, Miss Dawson ends the meeting with a plea for more original poetry, and every member leaves the meeting prom- ising to find a good last line for that last poem she started. OFFICERS President . EMMY GUMM Secretary . . JOYCE BURGE Treasurer . . SHIRLEY GOODMAN Sponsor . Miss ELIZABETH DAWSON PRESS CLUB Hail to the newcomer at Lindenwood! An ambitious group of scribbl6fS 8013 together on November 30, 1942, find organized a new Society WhiCh WG promptly tagged the Press Clubf' Our twenty-seven charter members are those girls who make up the staffs of the Linden Bark and the Linden Leaves. Chief among our aims is the encouragement and development of the journalistic talent. To help achieve this aim a contest was held for the best journalistic' Writing. And meetings? They are informal and chatty. The big event of the year for us was a tour of the Globe-Democrat plant. With pride We present the: OFFICERS President . . LoUISE MALLORY Vice-President . EMMY GUMM Secretary . . . VIRGINIA BAUSKE Sponsor . MR. CHARLES CLAYTON First Row: RUSSELL, WALSH, HOUSE, CROWDER, BINDLEY, GooDMAN, CABAKER, GUMM, BAUSKE, WARD Second Row: LANEY, HANSHEW, BECK, TANNER, STANTON, E MURPHY TOBIN JOHNS , ' 7 9 Third Row. MALLORY, TITUS, C. PLATT, PARKINSON, L. LEWIS, LINDSAY, HARDION, WESCOTT, HAINES, CoRL, WADLEY TAI Mel beauty two ev Hasium Cfeatiu bered I 011 the as ai, . Tan which , Wap pe Pfesen OIR Campl Page s, Com., .QV1 1 'll 1 K 'Ill 5, f A .51 .. Q I 1 f , A ll sf fffwg- A is-J ,xlffa 3 gn lvl' A ., ,Vg L , ig.: PM102 Facing Right-First Row: Rutledge, Hempelman Second Row: S. Ryder, Rooke, Lieberman, Latton Facing Left- First Row: CONRAD, SALOMON, KRUG Second How: R. Meyer, Gabbert, Busher, Dickey Third Row: SILKNVOOD, Wertz, L. Anderson Facing Front-First Row: Darby, Powell Second Row: OYER, Barry Third Row: SCRUBY CNames in italics are members of Tau Sigma, others are members of Orchesisl TAU SIGMA AND ORCHESIS Members of Tau Sigma, devotees of beauty and grace in the dance, spent two evenings each week in the gym- nasium perfecting their techniques and creating new routines. Girls who lum- bered around campus with their weight on their heels suddenly became light as air when they danced. Tau Sigma gave a spring recital in which the various dances of the American war periods from the Revolution to the present time were presented. Orchesis is the new organization on campus for modern dancers only. Tau Page 103 Sigma includes modern and all other types Of dancing. OFFICERS OF TAU SIGMA President . . . Lols ANDERSON Vice-President . FLORENCE BARRY Secretary- Treasurer DOROTHY JEAN LUTTON Sponsor . . Miss MARY MoR1soN OFFICERS OF ORCHESIS President . . HARRIET SCRUBY Vice-President . CAROLYN HEMPELMAN Secretary-Treasurer . MARA TURNER Sponsor . . Miss MARY MoR1soN In the Water: LANDBERG, BUTTERS, ERLANDSON, FORAN Sitting: BAIM, MULLINS, BARRY, COLLITON, LIEBERMAN, HORNADAY, DANEMAN On Board: HE MPELMAN Standing: WONDER, CHRISTOPHER, MCLEAN, SNYDER, CORL, RUTLEDGE, PERCIVAL, HESS TERRAPIN Dive right in, girls! The water is fine. If you like to swim, to dive, to participate in formations, you are proba- bly in Terrapin. Wasnit the swimming meet with MacMurray and Monticello fun-and Wasn't Carolyn Hempelman superb in the diving? I liked the Way Flo Barry came through in the hundred- yard crawl, too. Miss MOrrison's formations for the Water pageant certainly made us look like trained aquacade girls-especially with such finishing touches as under- Water lights. Thatls all for now, I'll see you at the pool next year. Splash! OFFICERS President . . MARION EBLANDSON Vice-President . JO-ANN BUTTERS Secretary . . EDITH ANN MULLINS Sponsor . . Miss MARY MORRISON Page 104 X Pflgg 11 if' . - A -H.. . as ' 'IQs- NSN gQ. Pa!! 104 Page 105 QUEENS E H! 5 K May Court Freshman Attendants to the Queen ....... MISS KATHRYN BARNGBOVEB MISS SOPHIA RUSSELL May Court Sophomore Attendants to the Queen ...... MISS BETTY WATERS MISS JACQUELINE SCHWVAB May Court Junior Attendants to the Queen .......... MISS VIRGINIA DONOVAN MISS FLORENCE BARRY Z 4 16' wi , f Z2 ,Q 4: 1. me 92 Y , XX X 'ix a GQ f I S 65X 2 I R , S ,SQ Si S QS Q, 3 i f mxwqw Xxwf mf ' mfswxxx X Eff N X ' 'W' C , K ' Qi , 95 .X May Court Tl-IE QUEEN ISS RUTH MABGQT HAINES 1 4 E f r A tasly prelzel, eh, Mariha Ann? . . . A dance is barn . . . Jivin' jeans . . . Roll outa ilze barrel . . . Prize ll roducers . . . Sfudenzf bodies dancing . . . 1 Dffkirfs . . . Camouflage . . . Hey, here are the Ha owe,en fun-p ' It s a greal world! . . . Her regal Alajeszfy-The Freshman Queen! Pa e 115 Pazf IH r g N , mf M , 9 p f 2 .2 r fm? K KN 221 wx of 2 3 Q 5 5 Z 4' 'f , will T 1 1 3 4 ' Q 5 ff 1 'A J , , 7 fl' HK gg f W 1. ., gf 'i 1 1 uv' ' W6 ,H :.1 .jaw .. , f ' Q ,gf ,L . f ? 5 'if Sue Beck-pertasheckl ' ' ' Margo, a'e3'0'1 l00kinUf0f Ula! army bomber? . . . Mzzsl be Saturday! . . . Zieg- jield, here we come! . . having a whee of a time I- Squash-' - - - DCPUY,Gf1mbill,D6Puy-where is Gambill? . . . Sophomore Sihleyiles Page 116 E p 1 x 1 I it 5 Sal Page 1 1 42 a 'yl NWS? P l'7 Just relaxing No pushing please Saturday slacks and smiles . . . Church, alea, or onlyadale, a. . . . . . . , . . . , ,P :les ' Pail '16 Page 117 Nllfwy, Nancy, and Jeanie-three Ayres-iles . . . Oh, yes, here's the missing Gambill . . . Log rolling. Cheesecake de luxe . . . Cuddlesome cuties . . . Aw, shucks, it can'l be lhat bad! 3 1 l Musicians all . . . The Kaplion Kid gives up on lhis one . . . For the duralion? . . . Then came lhe snow! then came the snow men . . . Step right up . . . Well, hello there! . . . It's fanny to everyone but Joan . . . The Tea House Technicians . . . Foarfreshies. will Linde, Shadob Page 118 Page 119 A We'll show 'em . . . Give a gal a horse she can ride . . . Ninlh inning coming up . . . The pride 'n joy of Lindenwood Female Seminary . . . Down to Niccolls for a joy-ride . . . Yes, but who's the eleventh one-the shadow? Page 119 J u YQ' f 5 .3 .-H . ,Q ' br' I 'ff-ik f f,.,.if1'V, Wm: . 4 I . .Ig ' I. 4 L. 1 1. mi, Whose canary did you swallow, Hlllay Hawn? . . . H ooray for our Navy Day F loal! . . . Do you s'p0se llzey really did go in-on Sunday? . . . Please, Mrs. O'I?ear, let us lake your piefure . . . Teelh . . . Jeanie and . , . . . . , . , l Teenie . . . Donl szl on the ground in Missouri lil Marclz, girls! . . . Lady, Peg, and lheir January lzearl F beal . . . Four on lhe rail . . . Nice, Billie, so awfully nice! - Ji Pills 1 Page 120 Page 121 P11 3 9 IfVh re's that la:ci9 A penny for your thoughts The Freshman President . . . Ya qetlen years or life. . . . f e t . . . . ' ' - t n . . . Gals who are Jffflmyls Jeep It's too nice to go Lnszde . . . Lou and Ellen Sunday af ernoo e u our mind, Billie-Army or Navy? P1118 . . . Regirnentedfemininity-our WA VE' guest . . . Mak py Page 121 l ROEMER HALL K LIP LINDENWOOD COLLEGE w I I l fe if g Founded 51827 ST. CHARLES, MISSOURI 9 In these trying times the students and faculty of Lindenwood are looking for strong things to cling to, that our in- stitutions Which Were born of sacrifice may continue. We are looking to the mountain, We are looking to the sturdy oak trees of hundred of years, We are looking to the beckoning lindens which bid us go forward, and We are looking to the heritage left us by hundreds of men and Women who have preceded us in the building of Lindenwood. We have faith in the future. 0 HARRY MOREHOUSE CAGE Pres ideni ' P e 123 P63122 S i 7 I l l - - w I l 4 I 1 1 1 i 3 'yay YOUB BADGE IS A THING OF BEAUTY AND ASQ? SHOULD BE A JOY FOREVER! The traditions of a century old school cannot be erased by time, and the beauty of your Lambda Chi Badge is as enduring as the traditions of your school. Your Lambda Chi Badge is wrought entirely of gold and set with only genuine perfectly matched Oriental whole pearls-a badge in keeping with all of the fine things that Lindenwood College stands for. I cOLLiiigiidbySHOP 317 N. 11TH STREET ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI I LE MUSIC co. 5l4-' 5l6 LOCUST ST. I 'NIO-ST COMPLETE IVIUSIC HOUSES IN ST. LOUIS 9 Binders 9 Blank Books 9 Loose Leaf 9 Bookkeeping Systems 1 BANNER NEWS COMPANY ST. CHARLES, MO. Printers - Publishers - Q Page 124 rr . Y HER Q HE' S L, T - A Pg 125 q 7 Fugg I I l LI: I 1 I 1 F ' I - HERE YOU HAVE THE SATISFACTION THAT CAREFUL CLEANING GIVES RECIITERN CLEANING COMPANY 216 NORTH SECOND STREET ' PHONE 1000 GAS SERVES YOU BETTER THROUGH MODERN GAS APPLIANCES ST. CHARLES GAS COMPANY 212 NORTH MAIN STREET A CONVENIENT PLACE TO SHOP THE GOLDEN RULE STORE CPARSONS VARIETY STORES CO., INCORPORATED, Propriflorsj WE SPECIALIZE IN 5C TO 01.00 MERCHANDISE CD ID' ' w , P O , IU Q EFSSQF Q gvgmsugwsug 25: Z 5 E 2 ' :P . U1 5 O - 'SU I I-9 Z Z cmwzmrcmg PU WE? rm 2551: ESEW E Ii Egg: P414 E 0 5 S 1 w ' '1 DU m H1 2 an 51572533905 m 2 CD3 U Z U I-4 P25 THE DAILY COSMOS - MONITOR Makes a Specially of Fine Job Priniing BEST WORK AT REASONABLE RATES PHOENIX 356 SPORTS YELLOW CARS I TELEPHONE Q 1 3 3 COMPLIMENTS OF L. BRUCKER STOVES and HARDWARE I SISLER HUMMEL SPORTING GOODS CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Golf-Archery-Tennis-Badminton-School Sweaters and Jackets I 1114 LOCUST ST. CHESTNUT 2998 ST. LOUIS, MO. l gf?- I 7f , 23 M Page 126 X puke 137 41-i THRO'S CLOTHING FOB MEN AND BOYS ST. CHARLES, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Leston Food Products Co. 7111 MANCHESTER AVENUE ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI ST. CHARLES MUSIC HOUSE GIFTS - NOVELTIES 230 N. MAIN PHONE 225-5 COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. PENNEY COMPANY MAIN STREET ST. CHARLES, MISSOURI 1 7 1 1 ini I I 1 - I - ,TH COMPLIMENTS OF M1LToN E. MEYER JEWELRY STURE ST. CHARLES, MO. COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF A FRIEND BUSE,S FLOWER SHOP 400 CLAY Flowers for all occasions PHONE 148 WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS l In St. Louis - - YOU'LL FIND A WARM WELCOME AT POPEIS Friendly, efiicient employees will help you select a delicious meal . . . Prepared ac- cording to Pope's famous recipes in gleam- ing white kitchens hy cheerful Women cooks. P O P E ' S TWO LARGE CAFETERIAS DOWNTOWN MIDTOWN 804 WASHINGTON AVENUE 3538 WASHINGTON AVENUE I fThru to St. Charlesj gust East of Grand, 3 Cafeteria Counters-2 Floors, Seating 546 Large Cafeteria Counter-2 Floors, Seating 344 Open 6130 A- M- to 3 P- M- Daily and SUI1daYS Open 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. Daily and Sundays u - I I I l I I Y 1 1 I . I Q p 128 4 l is Page 139 Q- Q X NZ fa' , l I I -1- I I YOUR PATRONAOE DESERVES OUR OONSTANT EFFORT TO SERVE YOU BETTER ICE CREAM ST. CHARLES DAIRY COMPANY I 6 0 0 PRINCESS DAIRY STORE 1030 CLAY STREET Z NT I 113 P 2 gl JOE GARAVELLPS 5701 DE GIVEBVILLE AVENUE SAINT LOUIS Lindenwoodis Favorite St. Louis Rendezvous KUH LMA N N ' S READY-TO-WEAR - SHOES - DRY GOODS 324 NORTH MAIN STREET B ST. CHARLES, MISSOURI La Vogue Beauty Shop SOUTH SIDE OF THE CAMPUS PHONE 1075 I I I BOTTANI PRINTERY ' F. N. BOTTANI Proprieior Q I Printing - Engraving I Embossing I ' I 120 N' SECOND STREET ST. CHARLES, MISSOURI I - ' ' 3. f I P 131 7 pas' '30 - l 3 1 - 1 1 PARKVIEW GARDE 6 BEN BAU Florist 0 COBSAGES AND BOUQUETS ARE 'CAS NEAR TO LINDENWOOD AS YOUR PHONE I Q x TELEPHONE 214 Flowers Telegraphed Opposite Blanchette Park St. Charles, Mo. P 31 1 1 r - I 1 l l i Complimenis of F. W. WooLWoRTH eoMPANY ST. CHARLES, MISSOURI J. H. Hackman Lumber Company A LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phone 806 106 N. Main Street St- Charles, M0- 1352 DACEY 81 COMPANY, INC. 1942 WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS 1201-1211 North Broadway CEntral 7125-7126 90 Years of Service in Si. Louis AHMANN'S NEWS STAND CIGARS and TOBACCO NEWS, BOOKS, STATIONERY, and SPORTING GOODS ST. CHARLES, MO. 223 NO. MAIN PARKER BROS MACHINE Sz ELECTRIC CO. 920 CLAY STREET ST. CHARLES, MISSOURI We Repair Anything Electrical or Mechanical KISTER STUDIO PORTRAIT - PHOTOGRAPHY - COMMERCIAL I Phone 1287 508 Jefferson Street St, Charles, MO, Pg 132 4 .af 8 . BU f W' . +1 4 'a N54 '56 ?-,ff ST. C1 ..4 1 S Ee TES E S lo. L 1942 5 T f. Louis L I 1 4 c' C' Q i lu . ' 1 ' i' 7 Ihvfg in C613 ,QLSXD FOB THOSE CEM jug uf lmuwing Q . , ,rgtllllffwecfafmg zgznounwmezil. S zzz l Eng 7 are rumfnrk in warg Elnfail Q H will Bn guuvp , when gnu amburgers nj' some in The ghrq: wluzva Hug are made . , 0 .I try the lg w1fQ5.EE,.EE.E52jg5 BRIGHT SPOT 4!.f!.E9sI.r1!?.In.EJxd- ' PHO 937 H2 C 7 .5 3. 1 NE 6EikaHMWw+KI My Denker'S Baking Company A COMPLETE LINE OF BAKERY PRODUCTS ST. CHARLES, MISSOURI 923 N. SECOND STREET .I -D - Meadgw COX 1.-IIRY Produ cts MILK IAIN f BUTTER CHEESE XI ICE CREAM L ST. LOUIS a MMO' - ,1. I P ASSUIIE VICTORY o BUY WAR BONDS ON NIGHTS OFF CAMPUS . . . . A GOOD SHOW GET THE STRAND HABIT! O New Strand and Roxy Theatres ST. CHARLES, MISSOURI l X WOOLS 315 Nortl fa--,... I 4 I l 3 MEMBEI w VC X CLA DE Supplying the Large Consumer with the BEST '- Since 1874 J. F. CONRAD CROCER CO. Saint Louis The Loveliest Fabrics for All Wear WOOLS - SILKS - DELUXE RAYONS - COTTONS - LINENS - LACES 7 Compliments of THE UNION SAVINGS BANK OF ST. CHARLES Organized 1870 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION and MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM VOGT BROS. POULTRY FARM Conditioned Pouliry of All Kinds Gallaher and Lindenwood Aves. St. Charles, Mo. Branches: University City, Mo., and Normandy, Mo. CLARK-SPRAGUE PRINTING COMPANY 1901 Locust Street ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI DENNING RADIO AND APPLIANCE CO. A sr. CHARLES Bnoonos - mnios - PHONOGRAPHS i 11 1 l 1 135 I , ., .A 1 I. ARTIST COLORS I1 For Schools and Colleges DRAWING AND PAINTING MATERIALS E F. WEBER CO. 705 Pine St. St. Louis, Mo. I JAQ9,,l13fU,l5 Your Headquarters for CLASS RINGS, PINS, TROPHIES, AND MEDALS Locust at Ninth ' MERMOD-JACCARD-KING ' MAin 3975 asm, THE VESTAL SEAL Q6 KN A OW ON FLOOR MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS It is your assurance that you are using the finest material known w KW . . . ff x for preserving and beautlfying all types of floors. 41515 I .mf li insfl ' gr, Q A 5 ' Efejil Qi' ',,- xg 6 LOOK AT THE FLOORS IN LINDENWOOD Their beauty and serviceability are the result of using Vestal products for many years. Notice particularly the PYRA-SEAL finished gymnasium floor. Vestal Chemical Laboratories Inc. 4963 MANCHESTER ST. LOUIS, MO. Pg 136 g FII l J osl i K CHA CLA A. J l MEM X I a MO, .S -1.11- ECTS ierial IHUIH BS eabiliff aff produftsfor .ifulaflpmf wulll W IHC' M0- X j P 137 Mm f FIRST NATIONAL BANK O CHARLES J. DAUDT . , President GEORGE H. KUHLMAN . Viggpregidenf A. J. MOERSGHEL .... Cashier W. C. BORGELT . Assistant Cashier Q DIRECTORS JOSEPH A. BOTTANI GEORGE H. KUHLMAN CHARLES J. DAUDT DR. AUGUST WESTERFELD CLARENCE T. HACKMANN DR. B. KURT STUMBERG A. J. MOERSCHEL Q . TOTAL RESOURCES 3B3,250,000.00 Q MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Under the Supervision of the United States Government MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FOR LETTERHEADS that CLICK Letterhead and Cheek Corporation of America Formerly Isler-Tompsett Lithographing Co. 2940 Benton St. St. Louis Phone Newstead 1543 Manufacturers Q CO., Inc. Importers EXTRACT S, BAKER'S SUNDRIES, GELATINES, COFFEES, TEAS, COCOA, JELLY POWDER Office and Laboratories 4919 Washington Blvd. Phone FOrest 2477 St. Louis, Mo. HC. WALTER ALLEY for Good Printing Dependable Service for 33 Years 123 N. Third St. Saint Louis, Mo. C H A P P E ' S W E E T H O P 1507 CLAY PHONE 1214 y IMPORTERS - PACKERS - MANUFACTURERS of QUALITY FOODS P 138 E ' ST. -1 - On HOSQ N ext X M Ugg 139 'X JOSEPH A. BOTTANI CONTRACTOR Reinforced Concrete and Graniioid Work I 532 N. Benton Avenue St. Charles, Missouri RAPID ENGRAVING CO. Advertising Building M3 1627 Locust St. S ST. LOUIS, MO. GAI-field 1592 lers On Shopping Tours .... VISIT ST. LOUIS' MOST ATTRACTIVE WOMEN'S STORE, Selling Quality Footwear Fashions Exclusively Since 1918 - 615 Locust Street St. Louis, Missouri HOSIERY BAGS BEST WISHES OF 5 THE CAMPUS CONFECTIONARY Next to St. Charles High School P110119 230 L. V. AUSTERSCHMIDT ICE - ORIENT COAL - BUILDING MATERIAL Conco Siokers Phone 62 400 N. Main Street 4 E LA BEAUME and KLEIN ARCHITECTS St. Louis y V P g 139 PMI PAUL J. REINERT The Rexall Store Quality Has No Substitute We are agents for the leading toilet linesg also agents for Whitman Chocolates, always freshg and Weber's Ice Cream- none better anywhere. WE AIM TO PLEASE YOU Phone 285 l St. Charles Building Department Store I H. G. RAUCH LUMBER CUMPANY I Main and Clark Streets I I T E R II5 N.MAlM D PHONE 29I CAB ooNFECT1oNARY 401 N. 2nd Phone 133 PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS RUTH HAINES-Editor JEANNE HABMON-BUSINESS. anager BEVERLY WESCOTT-Advertising Manager P 141 A . ,ef V' 1. ..f ' -,L . - .A FOR ICTORY B07 AIMTIIFR WAR BNIB 700471 .A Contributed by a friend of Lindenwood College 5 2 N i C. F. DIECKMAN STUDIO l 0 l Quite modestly, We feel that We can boast , of the class pictures, organization groups, i and beauty seotion of the 1943 LINDEN 1 LEAVES, for Mr. C. F. Dieokrnan has i done unusually fine Work, making the book outstanding in photography. 0 RUTH MARGOT HAINES HOT' l JEANNE HAaMoN l Business Manager i BEVERLY WEsooTT Advertising Manager l I 9 . 319 DEBALIVIEBE ST. LoU1s, Mo. I n - ml 4 1 l 1 1 I 5 X P 143 W WN NWWY M X N 49 M ,fff 5 tl M If Wxwfwk K XM f f XX XX X X K y gm gm X 4 X NYM? 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In selection, arrangement and spacing of type, in painstaking pressworkg and in artful combination of available papers, inks and materials, the capable printer will find the means to inspire a greater demand for his services among those who appreciate finer things. ID- TAT E PRI TI G CUMPANY JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI Q, A Page 145 I STUDENT INDEX Abadie, Kinta Rita, Aruba, Netherlands, W. Abend, Martha, Kansas City, Mo ........ Alexander, Mina Lea, Dallas, Texas ...... Alford, Mary Louise, Lincoln, N ebr ..... Aliotta, Carmella, Chicago, Ill ........ Allen, Rita May, Vandalia, Ill. ......... . Anderson, Lois, Bartlesville, Okla ......... Aranoff, Barbara Rae, Highland Park, Ill. . Armstrong, Gayle, Roswell, New Mexico .... Auld, Terressa, Tulsa, Okla .............. Bailey, Dorothy Mae, Hiawatha, Kans .... Baim, Eloise, Pine Bluff, Ark .......... Baldwin, Betty Jane, Fremont, N ebr. . . Banta, Doris Jean, Jefferson City, Mo. . . . Barclay, Esther, Webster Groves, Mo ..... Bargquist, Ruth Lois, Chicago, Ill .......... . . Barngrover, Kathryn, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Barry, Florence, Chicago, Ill .... I .......... Bartle, Margaret, Kansas City, Mo ..... . . Bartlett, Helen, Wheaton, Ill ......... Bartlett, Patricia, Ottumwa, Iowa ..... Bastron, Barbara, Ottumwa, Iowa .... Bates, Yvonne, Dayton, Ohio .... . . . Bauske, Virginia, Des Plaines, Ill .... Bayliss, Minota, Wauwatosa, Wis .... Bean, Jessie Lee, Golcondo, Ill ...... Beck, Mary Lucille, Nowata, Okla.. . . . Bedell, Roberta, Marion Ind .......... Bennett, Mary Ellen, Chicago, Ill ..... Bentzinger, Doris, St. Louis, Mo ...... Bickle, Barbara, Chicago, Ill ........... Bigger, Geraldine, Indianapolis, Ind ..... Bindley, Carol, Chicago Heights, Ill ....... Bishop, Catherine, Winona, Kans ......... Blackhurst, Mary Elizabeth, St. Charles, M Blakeslee, Janice Adele, Fremont, Nebr .... Blue, Susan, Flora, Ind ...........,.. Bluhm, Barbara, Peoria, Ill .......... Blumeyer, Estelle, St. Louis, Mo ....... Boerstler, Carolyn, Henryetta, Okla .... . . . Bowlsby, Helen Jean, Waterloo, Iowa ..... Bowman, Helen, St. Louis, Mo ............ Boydf, Hellen, Marion, Ill ................ O... Branch, Marjorie Elma, Little Rock, Ark .... Brinkman Mar Rolfe Iowa , y, , .............. Brock, Ina Claire, Pawnee, Okla ............ Brown, Virginia Frances, Texarkana, Texas Bruce, Gloria June, Mt. Vernon, Ill ........ Buell, Norma, Cumberland, Ky ........... Burchard, Coralee, Willow Springs, Mo .... Burge Joyce, St. Charles, Mo ........... Burger, Doris Ann, Manitowoc, Wis ..... Burks, Sarah Jane, Mound City, Mo ..... Burley, Ruth, Lebanon, Mo .......... Burnett, Barbara, Aurora, Ill ..... .... Busher, Beverly Elaine, Decatur, Ill .... Butters, J o-Ann, Des Moines, Iowa ..... Campbell, Mary Lee, Galveston, Texas .... Caraker, Adelaide, Olmsted, Ill. ...... . . Carter, Marianna, Wichita, Kans .,...... Caulley, Ruth Colleen, Detroit, Mich .... Chace, Margaret, Texarkana, Ark ....... Chaffin, Phyllis Rae, Tulsa, Okla .......... Chailland, Amy Lou, Kennett, Mo ........ Chamberlain, Carol Louise, Omaha, Nebr. . Chantry, Harriett Ann, Oklahoma City, Okla ..... Cha man Doreen Da le Flossmoor Ill p , y , , ........ Chapman, Keithann, Dallas, Texas ........... Cheek, Adele Merle, Omaha, Nebr ......... Page 48 40 .. 48 56 ................54,56,93 ....24, 34, 76, 80, 94, 96, 103 ..................56,77 56 ...........56,78 ..............................40,80,91 ......................,......56,92,93,104 .. 24, 34, 36, 66, 69, 73, 74, 82, 83, 95, 101,111 ...................54,56,66,89,93,108 39, 40, 66, 84, 88, 89, 94, 103, 104, 107, 110 ........48,73,91,92,96 ...................56,92 ....34,88,94,97,101, 102 .......46,48,88,90,101 ................48,78 .,..39, 40, 72, 94, 97, 102 .........................24,34,73Z84 ..............................56,67,92 ....23,25,34,68,90,93,97,101,102,107 ...............................48,92 ................40,73,82,83,93,94 ................. 56 ....54,56,77,95,98,99 ............56,78,93 .......25,34,84,88 .......48,67,81,91 .,..48,77,88,90,95 ............56,92 ..........48,96 ..... 56 .....56,78 ...56,98,99 .. ............ 48,101 .................... 56 56 92 99 I '. 11255, sl1','i6,'eo,'94Q 98Z 99 ....25,34,82,83,101,111 .................56,78 .........56,92 .....40, 88, 89, 94 ......56, 77, 93, 103 ...............56,77,89,95,104 ..........................48,77,92 ....26, 35, 73, 74, 83, 84, 100, 101, 102 .....56,95 .......56,88 ....48, 88, 95 56 56 48 .....57,77 57 Child, Marilyn Hughes, Hutchinson, Kans ..... . ,..,,..... 57 Christopher, Florence, University City, Mo ..... ,..,,. 5 7 92 104 Clair, Florence, Rothville, Mo. .............. IUI. 4 3 gg 9g 90 Clark, Elizabeth, Bristol, Tenn ............ .... ' h I ti' 57, 93 Clarke, Marjorie, Centralia, Ill .... .-...... ' 57 Page 146 STUDE OID C0Hd'La1iifiey, C Collenfs Corir Cole, Bam' thi Colllwllr Coneff' 1 ,,,,a, C0IlI'3d1 Pa ina Conway, mia Fil Cook, mam. 'AI Corl, Katllfdll .a Cornell, Vlrgim I Creech, Jllanllah Crosby,Glor1fi, f Crowder, Heb? Cushman, Bar S Esther, Daneman, Darby, Mary Ly' Davies, Dorothy Davis, Elizabeth Davis, Katherine Davis, Martha A Dearmont, Sarah DeFriece, Marthl DeMand, Mafgal DePuy, J0yCf9 All DePuy, Patricia, DesMare, Ellen, I Devine, Helen, K DeVoe, Audrey, ' Dickey, Dorothy Diekmann, Shirle Dodd, Mary J ear Donohue, Helen l Donovan, Virgini Driskill, Arnita I ll3ulIiHegea1., :Jak u er, rr e Eagle, Shirley,lL' Eastwood, Franc Ebrfspaeher, Frir Eberspacher, L01 Eberspacher, Re, Eildy,Rosal1e, N S0n, Joan, Vini EUIOHS, Eva Jo HI England, Martha rland ,M - Englislifiljaroagf Plfalls, Dorothy J. Faff1ll,Esther, 'I H, - rare C er, M ll Eigregz Yifgiilia . F-' lrglllla Leg rilkel' Betty, G Fogin, Pal Gam? Billie V., mr Alice ,A gambllla Nancy ciiiblll' Phyllis, CID, Jane G?l'W00d M ' gsfrse, Bi-tteargf Gr1iS'Bel9 Lea Gillette' Mary L Girrifiggvifeini gladfeltei llgffyrl Goiiiigiinfhiirg 1 nn, Page 147 Page i '--.48 H ---.40 8 I 7878 7 If 8 9198183 .6 06 m,M MEM I I 'D68 o, 181, nl ' '--- mm -aut 888m 881m -wat - .... mm . ,lll l 3, 911 921 ,mam Hmmm awww than lwnm Hara Hm,5 Naam mama Mawr wmmm twat mann mm,5 mama mama 5388 maam mama H158 ,Maw 5 ,..,---- - n -,,,..D6,88 ,,,g6,98,99 ,188 56 0,94v989 hmmm ' l , 56,78 48 Q ,... 53 40188'89, 6,188?'l8,8 ,,43Jli35 ' 181.1 100,'l567b I, 56 rjaa 'j,aQ 8.18 'Uwe' 56 48 7- '57,81 57 57 S8883 48 818128 HHDIM MPM STUDENT INDEX-Continued Coad, Laura, Omaha, N ebr ........ . Cohen, Shirley, Chicago, Ill ........... Cole, Bette, Corinne, Newton, Kans .... Colliton, Dorothy Ann, St. Louis, Mo ..... Conger, Juli, Wilmette, Ill ............. Conrad, Patricia, Crete, Nebr ......... Conway, Lexina, Tulsa, Okla ........ Cook, Juanita, Flat River, Mo ....... Corl, Kathryn Anderson, Fort Worth, Cornell, Virginia Ann, Lexington, Ky. Creech, Juanita, Cumberland, Ky ......... Crosby, Gloria, Batesville, Ark ........... Crowd-er, Reba, Grinnel, Iowa ..... ........ Cushman, Barbara Mae, Terre Haute, Ind. . . Dalby, Esther, St. Louis, Mo .............. Daneman, Betty Jayne, Dayton, Ohio .... Darby, Mary Lynn, Essex, Mo ......... Davies, Dorothy Jean, Madison, Wis .... Davis, Elizabeth Jean, Creston, Iowa ..... Davis, Katherine, Charleston, Mo .... . . Davis, Martha Ann, Creston, Iowa. . . Dearmont, Sarah Lee, St. Louis, Mo .... DeFriece, Marthina, Bristol, Tenn ..... DeMand', Margaret, Wichita, Kans ..... DePuy, Joyce Ann, Rockford, Mich ..... DePuy, Patricia, Rockford, Mich ..... DesMare, Ellen, St. Joseph, Mo ...... Devine, Helen, Kirkwood, Mo ......... , DeVoe, Audrey, Waterloo, Iowa ......... Dickey, Dorothy Jeanne, Columbus, Ga ..... Diekmann, Shirley Barbara, Chicago, Ill .... Dodd, Mary Jean, Dallas, Texas ......... Donohue, Helen Louise, Manitowoc, Wis .... Donovan, Virginia, Omaha, Nebr ........ Driskill, Arnita Lois, Paducah, Ky ...... Duff, Helen, Oakland, Ill ........... Dunker, Shirley, St. Louis, Mo ....,. Eagle, Shirley, Little Rock, Ark ..... Eastwood, Frances, Grayville, Ill .... . . Eberspacher, Frieda Marie, Pana, Ill .... Eberspacher, Louise Irene, Pana, Ill ..... Eberspacher, Rena Elaine, Pana, Ill ..... Eddy, Rosalie, Mexico, Mo ........... Elson, Joan, Vinton, Iowa .................. Emons, Eva Joan, Alton, Ill .................. England, Martha Ann, Festus, Mo .............. Erlandson, Marion Ellen, Shaker Heights, Ohio ..... English, Carolyn, Lafayette, Ind ................ Falls, Dorothy Jeanne, Oklahoma City, Okla. . . Farrill, Esther, Taylorville, Ill ............... Felger, Donna, Norfolk, Nebr .............. Fellows, Frances Eleanor, Elmhurst, Ill ..... Fletcher, Mary Margaret, Topeka, Kans .... Florey, Virginia Joy, Amarillo, Texas ..... Fly, Virginia Lee, Grayville, Ill ......... Folker, Betty, Garden City, Mich ..... F oran, Mary Patricia, Dallas, Texas ..... Fouts, Billie V., Hazard, Ky .......... Gabbert, Alice, Ashland, Kans ...... Gambill, Nancy, Centralia, Ill .... Gambill, Phyllis, Centralia, Ill ............... Garrett, Jane, Robertson, Mo .................. Garwood, Mary Agnes CAnnJ, Stonington, Ill ..... Gierse, Bette, Poplar Bluff, Mo ............... Ggles, Betty Lea, Marion, Ill ................ Gillette, Mary Lou, St. Peters, Mo .... Gilreath, Virginia, Kellogg, Iowa ..... Glttinger, Martha Jane, Tulsa, Okla ...... Gladfelter, Elizabeth, Ottawa, Ill ........... Goldsmith, Marian Thelma, Mattoon, Ill ..... Goodrnan, Shirley, Toledo, Ohio ............ Gottlieb, Ann, Perry, Okla ............ Page 147 Page .........,..57,92 .............4o,84 ................ 57 .....57,88,95,96,104 ............,.. 57 .......57,95,103 ...........57,67 ........ .:JJf:J:JJJJJJJ:.....26,35,78,94 Texas ---- ..... 24,34,79,80,8 7, 38, 97, 102, 104 .......................57,91,101 ...................... 57 ....Z6,35,78,84,93 ....57,77,91,102 ............. 57 .............57,87 ..............57,104 ....48,8s,92,95,103 .......57,78,87,95 ............. 57 ........,...46,48 .............. 57 ....49,68,88,93,112 .............57,91 ............. 57 .....54,57,93,96 ........... 40 ......... 57 ............40,77,84 .................57,99 ....57,87,93,95,101,103 .................57,92 ...............57,77,96 .....................57,78 .....40,66,76,80,91,94,110 ...................... 57 ...................57, 91 49 ..........57,93 ............57,91 ............40,90,93,94 93 ...,..........54,57,78, ....26,35,67,80,94,101,105 ...................... 58 .................... 58 .............58,93 ....40,76,80,93,94 ..........58,104 ........... 41 ............. 58 .....27,35,75,80 ......58,92,93 ........49,94 ........58,92 ..........58,93 ....41,91,94,101 ........... 58 ....58,79,104 ............. 58 ....49,98,99,103 ...........58,93 94 .......27,35,74, ....27,35,67,76,93,94 .............49,94 .,...49,66,94,95 58 49,78 .........,........ 58 41 75 81 s2,83,95,96,100,101,102 ..f..f..f ................ ....5a,77 . ii If STUDENT INDEX- Goulden, Sonya, Indianapolis, Ind. .... . . Graham, Cathryn, Wichita Falls, Texas .... Graham, Jean, Ann Arbor, Mich ......... Graham, Twilla, Brownfield, Texas ..... Gray, Grace Earline, St. Charles, Mo ..... Gray, Lynn, Aurora, Ill ................. Green, Marjorie, Oklahoma City, Okla ..... Greenwell, Loma, Dallas, Texas ........ . . Greenwood, Phyllis, Ottumwa, Iowa ...... Greer, Margaret Elberta, Hazard, Ky .... Gross, Shirley, Saline, Kans ........... Gudder, Marian, Centralia, Ill ........ Gumm, Emelyne, Wichita, Kans ......... Haines, Ruth Margot, Rivermines, Mo. . . . . Hanna, Mimi, Independence, Kans ....... Hannis, Emma Lou, Tulsa, Okla ....... Hanshew, Druzella, Noblesville, Ind ........ Hardtke, Marian Ruth, Barrington, Ill ...... Hardy, Mary Elizabeth, Texarkana, Texas. . . Harmon, Jeanne, St. Charles, Mo ........... Hays, Mary Ellen, Jackson, Tenn ...,..... Head, Mary Gene, Hobbs, New Mex. .... . Heimrod, Dorothy, Omaha, Nebr .......... Hempelman, Carolyn, Des Moines, Iowa .... Herd, Mary Elizabeth, Houston, Texas ..... Hersh, Florence, Topeka, Kans .......... Hess, Dorothy, Sioux City, Iowa ..... Heyden, Ruth E., Evansville, Ind .... Higbee, Debby, Eureka, Kans ......... Hill, Charlotte, Kansas City, Mo ..... .... Hirsch, Mary Celeste, St. Charles, Mo' ...... Hirst, Grace Carolyn, J efferson City, Mo .... Continued f f .' fir, aa, 69 ....41, 73, 74, Page 58 49 84,87,95,96 46, 49,'88, 95 82,84,93,94 58 49, 92, 93, 95 . .58, 67, 106 ...............58,92 .......28,35,74,80,93 .......................................... 58 ....................................49,76,91,94 ............................4l,94,97,100,101,102 ....28,34,35,69,73,75,83,84,88,100,101,102,113 .........................................94,101 .....................................54,58,77 .....41,78,94,100,102 ..............................58,77,93 .............................58,89,91,92 ....21,28,35,69,73,74,84,89,94,100,102 ................................... 49 ................................. 58 ....49,66,77,84,91,92,95 ......58,88,93,103,104 .............42,77,95 ....46, 49, 88, 94, 95, 104 ........42,77,84,95,96 84 89 .....42, 67, 78, 82, , 58 99 Hohtanz, Margaret Janice, Des Moines, Iowa .... Holly, J 0 Anne, Palestine, Texas .............. Holman, Florence, Texarkana, Ark ......... Holsinger, Jacqueline, River Forest, Ill ..... Hooper, Althea, Topeka, Kans ........... Hoover, Harrylyn, Dyersburg, Tenn ........ Hornaday, Peggy Lou, Des Moines, Iowa ...... Hubbell, Evalou, Stroud, Okla .................. Hudson, Harriette Louise, Brownsville, Tenn ..... Huff, Saralee, Omaha, Nebr ...... .......... Huff, Venita Jean, Hazard, Ky ............. Humes, Claudeen, Sapulpa, Okla ..... Humphreys, Margaret, Oilton, Okla .... Ingwerson, Nancy, Denver, Colo ......,.. Iobe, Vashti Kathryn, Tulsa, Okla ......... Irwin, Esther Jean, Oklahoma City, Okla .... Irwin, Marjorie, Pueblo, Colo ............. Isbell, Dorothy, Herculaneum, Mo .......... Jackson, Mary Lynn, Blytheville, Ark. .... . . Jacobson, Edna-Mary, Grand Haven, Mich. . Johns, Mary Lee, Metropolis, Ill ..........,. Johnson, Barbara Gaile, Eudora, Kans ..... Johnson, Helen, Macksville, Kans ........ Johnson, Jane Louise, South Bend, Ind ..... Jones, Earleen, Brownfield, Texas ....... Jordon, Marion, Wichita Falls, Texas .... Kerley, Mary Ruth, Golcondo, Ill ...... King, Sarah Anne, Waco, Texas ......... Kinney, Marian, Houston, Texas .......... Knapp, Mary Ellen, Downers Grove, Ill. . . Knott, Nancy, Plymouth, Ind ........... Krug, Pearl Marie, Paducah, Ky ........... Landberg, Clara Mae, Fort Thomas, Ky ..... Langenbacher, Vera, St. Charles, Mo ...... Laney, Carrie Lee, Camden, Ark ........ LaRowe, Sarah, St. Charles, M0 ..... ....58, 91, . 1.41, 67, 77 94 ......42, 42 ....58,92 ....58,91 58 .....59,104 ....59,92 ..59,71 59 ....59,91 51 ....59,99 ....59,91 59 ..............49,90,94,101 .............28,36,80,98,99 ....46, 47, 49, 73, 83, 84, 88, 95 .......49,78 ...49,97,102 .......59,75 94 ......49, ....59,93 50 59 ....46, 50, 73, 74, 83, 93, 95. 101 .................59,92,103 ....50, 73, 83, 87, 88, 95, 104 ....42, 67, 92, 93, 94, 102 Latherow, Patricia, Quincy, Ill .................. Legge, Ruth Kathryn, Fremont, Nebr ............ , l , Leverenz, Charlotte Anne, lVIichigan City, Ind , 79, , , Levy, Caroline, Armonk, N. Y ................. ,,.,,, 5 9, 75, 95, 96 Lewis, Ida Frances, Benton, Ill ............... So .. 59 .......59,67 ..55,59 93 95 ioo .......59,78 Page 148 sTUDr , Vifg aariiiferz 1,ieberI119rrr 'Ic2 Lincoln: Fran y l Liflllsayripegi Ae au, rferafl I Lvgan Jam,e.Ca1 wif Jean, rrrcl liiwri Dorothy' L Lumfn, Dorothy Lynch, rehannm- Carrick Glon llsfirackfblrf 'reall rede, -lane, L llliiiearl, Jane' Er McMurraYf rear' Maines, Marlon? Mallory, LOW B b f Manbeck' ati. Ma11n,JayIlIl, I Mm, Erva Ear C May, Dorothy, E Mayer, Mary: Orr MayeS, Mary, E11 Meredith, J H110 L Meyer, Buthe O0 Miller, Betty, PIP Moehlenkamp, YI Moerschel, Virgin Moore, Montelle, Moore, Nancy, R Morgan, Emma l Morgan, lloiidy, Sl . organ, anan, Morgan, Mary F1 Morris, Jean Estl Muehlenheck, Do Mullendore, Elois Mullins, Edith, A Murphy, Eileen, . Murphy, Margan Myers, Betty, Kh Natl, Nancy J ani NCSllll,t, Al Nirrsradi, Janet Nicholson, Marg, Nlerrrref, Carolyn Nrssley, Rosemar Noble, Martha J Noble, Shrilee ,S1 Norris, Maxine D grpenheimer, je, oiiuirn' Sybil, Dr Oiermiiena' St' C Oyer llgri Marg? P . ' I' ee, Ma P , Ls. 01 Parkei, Iancya Barker: Miguel Pggklnson, Adair Patil ltiiezr Chic ary, P Son, Jean Payne, Pats R C1 Pane, pew? U Percival, Pali On Person, JO A Y, Pijfgson, Mil' Plattshlvrafjorie Plan' aroryn J a Mary Puff 149 00 4 18735192 'N900 59009 0 192- 00, is '99 995106 l ' I ' 1 ' 740 00, 93 - l ' A P8 0 00, 91,5 99 100, 109 99 102,10 . l Dill a81 94, 100, 102 i -587 771 '89 89, 91, 90000 055.0 04,9l,92,95 90000 M,,.0 mM95M 000050 0000 aHH.M 53 ...58,9l,99 ...4l,67,li .......l2,9l 42 58 90 .......53,9l 58 ......a9,ll9l 59 99 .......59,7l . 59 59,91 51 fffffff59.00 ,,,,,,.59,9l 59 'H7H'0 .0Q'00.'90,l00 3,30,83,90 8, ,,.. 49,603 917 ,.49,'g9,75 'fQ009 5',500 -r',,0 I, 59 -' N 59 is, 931 , 59 'j0l9?,939 ml 0990 .fH 0 0999 ..'- 'g,67 'nuiigavgg fi llll 9,01 2-9,5020 U91 159,98 Wm STUDENT INDEX- Lewis, J erre Virginia, Lincoln, N ebr ..... Lewis, Lell, Elizabethtown, Ky .......... . Liebermann, Jo Anne, J ollet, lll ......... Lincoln, Frances Lucile, Texarkana, Texas. . . Lindsay, Peggy, Foreman, Ark ............. Logan, Geraldine, Texarkana, Texas. .... . . Logan, Jamie Caryl, Silver Creek, N ebr. . . Lohr, Jean, Litchfield, Ill .............. Lowe, Dorothy, Sioux City, Iowa ......... Lutton, Dorothy Jean, Bartlesville, Okla ..... Lynch, J ehanne, El Paso, Texas ............ MCCarrick, Gloria Barbara, Robstown, Texas McCracken, Jeannette, Attica, Ind ............. McGrede, Jane, Sulphur Springs, Texas ....... McLean, Jane, East St. Louis, Ill .......... McMurray, Jean, Oklahoma City, Okla ...... Maines, Marjorie, Tulsa, Okla .............. Mallory, Louise Bickett, Western Springs, Ill. Manbeck, Barbara, Des Moines, Iowa. ..... . Mann, Jaynn, W. Roxbury, Mass .......... Mart, Erva Earle, Elsie, Nebr ........ May, Dorothy, Evanston, Ill. ........ Mayer, Mary, Omaha, Nebr ............ Mayes, Mary, Elsberry, Mo .............. Meredith, Jane Laverra, Orlando, Fla ....... Meyer, Ruthe Corinne, Houston, Texas ..... Miller, Betty, Pine Bluff, Ark ............. Moehlenkamp, Virginia, St. Charles, Mo .... Moerschel, Virginia, St. Charles, Mo ....... Moore, Montelle, Mexico, Mo ........... Moore, Nancy, Rison, Ark ............. Morgan, Emma Lee, Camden, Ark .......... Morgan, Lady, Stanford, Ky. ............ . . Morgan, Marian, Huntington, Ind .......... Morgan, Mary Frances, Oklahoma City, Okla. . . Morris, Jean Esther, Lima, Ohio ........... Muehlenbeck, Doris, Saginaw, Mich ......... Mullendore, Eloise, Hominy, Okla ..... Mullins, Edith, Atlantic, Iowa ............ Murphy, Eileen, Mt. Vernon, Ill ............ Murphy, Margaret Jane, Northhoro, Iowa. . . Myers, Betty, Kirksville, Mo ............... Nagl, Nancy Jane, Omaha, Nebr ......... Nesbitt, Mary Ann, Miami, Okla. . . Neustadt, Janet, Evansville, Ind ...... Nicholson, Mary Lee, Fairfield, Ill .... Niedner, Carolyn, St. Charles, Mo ........ Nissley, Rosemary, Chico, Calif .... ........ Noble, Martha, Jean, Wichita Falls, Texas.. . Noble, Shrilee, Stuttgart, Ark .............. Norris, Maxine, Marion, Ill .............. Oppenheimer, Jerry, Chariton, Iowa ..... Osburn, Sybil, Dallas, Texas .......... Ott, Roena, St. Charles, Mo ........... Overmyer, Margaret, Pine Bluff, Ark ..,. Oyber, Verlee, Marion, Kans .............. Painter, Ruth, Lafayette, Ind .............. Palmer, Gloria Omohundro, Elsberry, Mo.. . . Papln, Nancy, Kirkwood, Mo .,... z ........ Parker, Margaret, Oklahoma City, Okla ..... Parker, Mary Ann, St. Charles, Mo ........ Parkinson, Adah Louise, Mt. Carmel, Ill .... Pass, Inez, Chicago, Ill ................. Pate, Mary, Sulphur Springs, Texas ..... Paulson, Jean, Cedar Rapids, Iowa ...... . Payne, Patsy Ruth, Wichita Falls, Texas .... Payne, Pearl, Omaha, Nebr ............... Percival, Polly, Des Moines, Iowa ............ Person, Jo Ann, Hugo, Okla ....... ......... Pe9eHS0Il, Margaret Louise, Kansas City, Mo. Phllhs, Marjorie, Paintsville, Ky ............ Platt, Carolyn, .Jefferson City, Mo .......... P 1300, Mary Ruth, Massena, Iowa ..... Page 149 Continued ----42,73,77,82,88,95,96,100,i02 Page .....................29,36,78 94 ................59,88,103,104 ..................,.. 50 29'34v36v69f73,75,77,83,100,102 ..........59,93 ..... 50 ....59,76,91 .......... 50 .....42,94,103 ......... 74 ....... 59 ......59,92 ......... 59 .....59,77,104 .............50,92,95 ...............59,71,91 ....42,84,94,100,101,102 ......,............ 59 .................. 59 .......29,94 .................46,47,50 ......................59,92 ........................50,94 ....29,36,37,73,74,75,84,93 ..................60,79,103 ....................50,92 .....60, 75, 101 ....60, 93, 95 60 .....'50, 67, 91, 93 ..........60,76,91 .......50,71,90, 101 ....46, 50, 77, 83, 101 ...............60,67 .....50,72,83,91,95 ..........60,78,92 ....60,71,76,l00 ..........60,104 ............60,78,100,102 .................60,78,95,96 ....30,36,69,73,74,82,94,95 ....................60, 60 99 . 60 ....50,78,94 60 ....60,87 60 ....................60,92 ..,..50,71,74,94,93,99,125 ...........,30,36,84,93 .....60,87,106 .........60,99,103 .............30,36,94 ....54, 55, 60, 33, 39, 93 60 ..60,93,95 '3'0','56,'5i,'56Q 50, 5'9','?i,'81, 100, 123 ' I '5'0,'57,' 93, 79, '81, 'fi0if93, '11I1Q1IQ ............ 60 ' ............ 42,7a,a8,94 .....60, 67, 71, 76, 91, 104 ..........50,71,76,91 .. ............ 60 Q1I111' .............. 60,92 ..fIf42,73,77,82,84,95,100,123 STUDENT HWDEX Pope, Audrey, Clayton, Mo ............. Powell, Patricia, Sulphur, Okla ........... Poynter, Dixie, North Kansas City, Mo .... Proctor, Betty Gray, Sullivan, Mo ........ Proctor, Peggy, Sullivan, Mo ...... ..... Pyle, Virginia, Wray, Colo ............... Raasch, Glendora, Norfolk, Nebr .......... Rae, Margaret, Aruba, Netherlands, W. 1. . Randerson, Flora, Malvern, Iowa .......... Ransom, Earlene, Norfolk, N ebr ...,..... Rattan, Adelaide, Memphis, Tenn ..... Ream, Mary Jean, Peru, Ill ......... Record, Kathryn, Dallas, Texas ..... Reed, Dorothy, Eldon, Mo ........ Reichard, Jane, Tulsa, Okla ..... Ritter, Elnor, St. Charles, Mo ..... Ritter, Ruth, St. Charles, Mo ...... Roberts, Marjory, La Porte, Ind ........ Robertson, Sally, Winnetka, Ill ........... Robison, Marilyn, Augusta, Ill ............. Rooke, Louise Pankey, La Grange, Tenn. . . Rose, Virginia, La Grange, Ill ............ Rouse, Betty Anne, Waterloo, Iowa ..... Rowland, Eloise, Caruthersville, Mo ..... Rozyski, Virginia, Camden, Ark ....... Runge, Betty Jane, St. Charles, Mo ..... Russell, Sophia, Warrensburg, Mo ..... Rutledge, Marilou, Dallas, Texas ........... Ryan, Merryl Keith, Bolivar, Mo .......... Rychener, Elizabeth Anne, Memphis, Tenn. . . Ryder, Hope, Ft. Riley, Kans ............. Ryder, Shirley, Hibbing. Minn ............ Sage, Harriet CBeyQ, Augusta, Kans ..... Salomon, Joy, Shorewood, Wis ........ Scates, Suzanne, Topeka, Kans ..... . Schaefer, Irma, J efferson City, Mo ...... Schaefer, Janet, Omaha, N ebr ............ Schatzmann, June, St. Louis County, Mo. . . Schneider, Doris Marie,'St. Louis, Mo .... Schoen, Betty, Blairstown, Iowa .......... Schroeder, Ruth, Webster Groves, Mo .... Schroer, Betty Jean, St. Charles, Mo ...... Schwab, Jacqueline, Oklahoma City, Okla .... Schwartz, Rozelle, Shaker Heights, Ohio.. . . . Scruby, Harriet, Omaha, Nebr ........... Seip, Joanne, Plymouth, Ind ........... . Seip, Mary Lynn, Plymouth, Ind .... Shaeffer, Dorothy, Herrin, Ill ..... Shirey, Barbara, Waterloo, Iowa ...... Shudde, Frances, San Diego,'Calif ...... Sigler, Evelyn, Jonesboro, Ark ............ Silkwood, Patricia Ann, Centralia, Ill ....... Simpson, Jo Cleta, Oklahoma City, Okla .... Sirota, Belle, Davenport, Iowa ........... Smith, Ardath Nell, Sallisaw, Okla ........ Smithson, Doris B., Lake Bluff, Ill ......... Ill Snvder, Norma Elizabeth, Lawrenceville, ..... Sprowl, Helen, Princeton, Ind ............. Stahl, Helen Joan, Bellevue, Ohio ........... Stanton, Mary Julia, Rushville, Mo ..... Stanze, Hildagarde, St. Louis, Mo ....... Steberg, Barbara, Omaha, Nebr ........... Stevenson, Marjorie, Holdenville, Okla .... Stewart, Dorothy Jean, Tulsa, Okla ....... Stoery, Betty Renee, Estherville, Iowa ..... Strumpell, Kathryn Elaine, Sumner, Iowa. . Stuart, Jane, Shattuck, Okla ............... Stueber, Myonne, Little Rock, Ark ........ Swalley, Jane, St. Charles, Mo .............. Swiger, Wanda Madalou, Clarksburg, W. Va .... Swinehart, Gloria, Waterloo, Iowa ............ Tabor, Mary Elizabeth, Checotah, Okla ....... Tanner, Marjorie Ann, Jefferson City, Mo .... ConHnued Page ...............60,66,88,103 .........51, 79, 81, 93, 100, 101 .....5, 23, 31, 36, 66, 67, 69, 107 51 93 ................46,47, , .....................54,60 ....60,77,96 61 ...61,78 51 '61 ....31,37,74,88 61 .......61,91 ....61,67,77 93 ....51,84, ....51, 84, 93 .....61,79 ..............61,77 ............61,92,93 ......51,67,79,88,103 .........31,37,84,88,94 ....61, 87, 88, 95, 100, 102 .................51,92 ...............61,92 ...........61,99, 100,102, 108 ....54, 55, 61, 67, 88, 89, 103, 104 ...................51,75,92 ........51,92 .........51,103 ....31, 37, 73, 84- .......61,103 61 ...43,77,91 .....43,94 ..........61,96 ....32,37, 82, 83, 94 ..........51,78,95,109 6188101 ....61, 87, 91, 92,103,106 ....51, 73, 77, 79, 83, 95 ...............61,93 .......51,71,76,91 61 80 . '.'. 5568, .................61,91,92 1.43, 84, ae, 94-, 95, 96, 103 ...................61,78 .....51,74,92,95,96,101 .................. 61 ................ 51 ....61,78,104 ............. 51 .........61,71,76,99 ....61,78,99,100,102 ..............61,77 ..........61,92,95 ....51,77,83,88,93 ....51,88,94,95, 96 61 78 ........61, 62 ...51, 93, 100, 101 62 62 ...62 77 . . . . 62 , , 100, 102 Page 150 if STUD Nails! l I3 lttfia 135 Tllomure' h 1 Titus, Hut I Tobin, Patrw - bl ,Ceif ggglzgf? C6113 Turner, Mara Twitty, Mar? - Ullery1Belty Vanecek, DOI Van Ostveen, Veach, Vlfgm Verploeg, Ph: Vestal, Joyce via, Martha Wadley, Ellen Waelder, Ada- Waldron, PHL Walker, Bonn Walker, Helen Wallace, N fillf Wallerstedtn Walsh, Patrlcl Ward, AlyCC, l Waters, Betty Watlington, F1 Waye, Barbara Wayland, Don Wehrle, Donal Weitz, Mary I Wertz, Barbart Weseott, Bevel Westfall, Lorra Wheeler, Betty Wherry, Franc Whitehead, J at Whitten, Helei Wilde, Anna Wiley, Frances Wilkins, Mabel Williams, Aung Williams, J eang Williams, Katt Wilson, Ruby A WUSOH, Ruth Wingate, Mait Wise, Shirlev F Wonder, Woolsey, Pollv W0Pkman, Elai wfgilt, gftty , F3 L . Yahft Helen, B ?g3Cey,J11lia, ' Youera Rebecffil Wmmwl Z em' Nadine Q Olllnger, Hargqi Pall? 151 Page 94 1016 1010 li09,10 051,91 'H01 607111 61 '6li18 51 61 WJLM H 191 61119 00 497 881 1 84, 88, 94 GJWJM ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 10, 102, 108 39, 103, 101 HH6L0 H2511 ....:al,92 ....11,103 1,31,13,11 ,....61,113 61 ..43,11,91 ......43,91 ,,,...61,96 61 11, 82, 03, 9-1 61 51 10160 H0600 12,103,116 l1,1918319o ',,,,,61,93 6062 32,3',63,30 ,Nigga '9, 10.11.11 121 951 51 1i,11114 ,- 1 A .- Juv 61111. :j0l.92'9J 83, Eg' 81191 061 61 ,.-- 61,10 62 ..f- 'l11 1.9311110112 62 62 . .'.,, 2 1'11,10 '10 H1 STUDENT INDEX-Continued Tapp, Nancy, Denver, Colo ........ Taylor, Harriett L., Sidney, N ebr .... Thomas, Janet, Omaha, Nebr ........ Thomure, Dolores, Bonne Terre, Mo. . . Titus, Ruth, Great Bend, Kans ........ Tobin, Patricia, Vinton, Iowa ......... Trimble, Carolyn Conway, Hope, Ark. . Tucker, Celia Louise, Texarkana, Texas. Turner, Mara, Clayton, Mo ........... Twitty, Mary Ellen, Tulsa, Okla ....... Ullery, Betty Marie, South Bend, Ind. . Vanecek, Doris, Omaha, Nebr ......... Van Ostveen, Marie, Owensboro, Ky .... Veach, Virginia, Vienna, Ill ........... Verploeg, Phyllis, Pella, Iowa .......... Vestal, Joyce Eloise, North Little Rock, Viar, Martha L., Steele, Mo ........... Wadley, Ellen, Little Rock, Ark ........ Waelder, Ada, Wichita Falls, Texas ..... Waldron, Pat, Oak Park, Ill ......... Walker, Bonnie Jean, Lawton, Okla .... Walker, Helen, Pensacola, Fla ......... Wallace, Nancy, Oak Park, Ill ......... Wallerstedt, Elsie Louise, Waco, Texas. . Walsh, Patricia, Clayton, Mo .......... Ward, Alyce, Paintsville, Ky ........... Aiklfll Waters, Betty Jane, Chicago, Ill ........... Watlington, Frances, Texarkana, Texas. Waye, Barbara, St. Charles, Mo ....... Wayland, Dorothy Ann, Shawnee, Okla. Wehrle, Donalee, Eureka, Mo .......... Weitz, Mary Louise, Morris, Ill ........ Wertz, Barbara, Evansville, Ind .... Wescott, Beverly, Omaha, Nebr ...... Westfall, Lorraine, Chicago, Ill ......... Wheeler, Betty Deane, Paintsville, Ky. . W'herry, Frances, Arlington, Va ........ Whitehead, Jacqueline Ann, Amarillo, Texas Whitten, Helen Virginia, Kansas City, Mo. . Wilde, Anna Marjorie, Dallas, Texas .... Wiley, Frances Alyce, Tulsa, Okla ...... Wilkins, Mabel, St. Charles, Mo ....... Williams, Anna Mary, Paintsville, Ky. . . Williams, Jeannette, Springfield, Mo. . . . Williams, Kathleen, Paintsville, Ky ..... Wilson, Ruby, Valley Center, Kans ..... Wilson, Ruth, Valley Center, Kans ...... Wingate, Martha, Amarillo, Texas ...... Wise, Shirley Ruth, Dallas, Texas ...... Wonder, Alice CBunnyJ, Marshalltown, Iowa Woolsey, Polly, Lakewood, Ohio ........... Workman, Elaine, Minneapolis, Minn... Wright, Betty Ann, Robertson, Mo ......... Wright, Myrtus Garber, St. Charles, Mo Wrinkle, Geraldine, Oklahoma City, Okla. . . Yahr, Helen, Beeville, Texas ........... Yancey, Julia, Liberty, Mo .............. Yoder, Rebecca, Roswell, New Mexico.. Youmans, Patricia Ann, Poteau, Okla .... Zeigler, Betty Lee, Blue Mound, Ill ..... Ziern, Nadine, Clayton, Mo .......... Zollinger, Harriet, Canton, Ohio .... 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