Lindenwood University - Linden Leaves Yearbook (St Charles, MO)
- Class of 1947
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L K 5 I Pagezo , W , 1 Www X I OJ E M... fiigk E X QXJ' VX W ip QM ,f I I IINISPIRATION EGR EUTUIQE SERVICE - . ,, -A f EA- R-' ,--. ,..,. -,:...'5ivJ - A' ' , h. . -- -V'-QW. 1 1-'i.f1,ff,-+.'4JfN U A5 'JV' 1 DR. ALICE E. GIPSQN Deen Lindenvvood College PUIU' 33 Pai -P 1 1 iw? 3 gr .X-.-ggvf? fi' V551 5A'f'7'+ ' , v -MA4,l ,.., ..4. - 1-4.4.., . ,-f-pvrf-.rv-.4- An-.. rg. H112 , ...u.L. ,. ..., 1 ,KJ -Page 23 DR. FLGRENCE W. SCI-IAPER Director of Student Guidance and Personnel Lindenwoocl College - -- f--v '.- - f-f yy,-we Q x -HJ v ' fvfanw-'v f 1h.t yf'fj'f wx 1- :A a F i1r4', Q16 f 13' -, w x'?4'f5' I 'Q vi 2 ?5? :JL M f: 54? ff,ls.H x I r 'g,1 'AF1 F xv vfq jf 'mi ,I 1 Trsih 3.552 Age. rw' ff' is 5 ,if 1 ,1 vygn ,911 91 H 4 rl 4 I MR. GUY C. MQTLEV Assistant to the president Lindenvvood College Paw' 2-f I it T -.HQ .. 1. .1 mf,-f 'M -W f ' ' Y V f-'--ff--r--.-fa-if .-.. A .J .I1.1,.. 'f:.,Q 1 x .Thx :Lga.z..,---1 .v .rx -Lv . Ay. 1-x. .ina hw. Page Z5 .mf MISS ETHEI. B. COOK Bursar Linclenwood College 'V W K v ' ' T?i'ii ' C 'KJV ' V iT Wa?'+-f . I 3.1. 'f,JS7fY'A'ff':'! !'1i.l L,1k L ' 9- ' 7 .3 , ..L-il F9571 61,59-39,74 'fl' ',f?f1.,J ' V1 Z 322' 'MES 157- A 5: 2? - M 'H say if lv! -fu E: 'bfix wil ., r- Rig. Tied Iyasl .?'hg4 3' 1 sq iii W 35' ef,.k'1.x 9 MR. RQBERT C. CQLSQN Registrar Page? 26 PQ 1 ty' Y' ? 41 1,.--1511 ff-'yu-'v 1 :rr-'J'-' 3- .l1'5,'f' - -. .- - ..,.., -- ......-..,,-,,,- - - A. 4 l ' ,I. 'f1I., L fx..x- HI :.L.g.z.-.-QI l- I- . A! l I I I I l Page Z7 Department OI Art ALICE DAVIS GEORGINE I-IENDRICKS ELIZABETH WATTS Department I-Iead B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A., A ,V 4. ,,M.F.,, L. -,H x Y e nv ni-w,5f3.g-aff fm-kf rgg I -'1 fn -if 1 r .y ,ht wsv,' ,fjj: ' w'f'fT A T' Department of Bible and DZDGWWQVW Of Philosophy Education I t WILLIAM W. PARKINSON RAYMOND L. GARNETT BA., B.D., D.Ed. Ph.D. P42323 5mw Fur Fx ' v. GRN. I9 's it Q' -'iffy Department of v p 'x -. J . t JO urn alism CHARLES C. CLAYTON BJ. ... - 3--4-V . A' , Department of psychology RACHEL M. MORRIS AB., M.A. Page Z9 - f f-ff H x f' x 'w ff5:.g ' Aff-A T' Department of English ALICE E. GIPSON Department I-lead AB., Ph.D. ELIZABETH DAWSON AB., MA., Pm. I F 4- wx 1 f- -. - f XA-.. 2. lLA.L.-.'u4 -0 XZ -RA , A' ' ' ... ' - x .wi Department of Speech MARTHA M. BOYER JULIET KEY MCCRORY GLO ROSE MITCHELL BA. M.A. B.S. Ph.M. Page 31 - - ff -+ --v'n4-pg - 'Q ',,..g rj 'f ' y 'f1'5 QJ,If5'QTQ,,f5'5:'-'1f7 ,17' 'gp .sf 7 !':4 Z'.'.:-f'? 'F'7 A., V .'-W.. ' .- 'Z 'W1T'ff ' 1. - Department pl Department pl Classical Secretarial Spence Languages anpl Literature GRACE G. ALBRECI-IT MARY JANE LANG KATI-IRYN HANKINS Department l-lead B S A B., B.S., M.A. A.B., M.C.S. Page 32 3 -,2-P27 i' 'fjq H w T. ,sp -rf , '.. . , - --- - --nn. - -- v --'- -r --- . .,. C FK. 4'- wv X .. O w x -'u s Department of Modern Languages ta 1' 1 s' A' re .sl 'F my H 8 I Page 33 MARY TERHUNE HENRY C. TURK ANNA WURSTER Department Head B.A. B.S., M.S, AB., M.A., D.M.L. German French Spanish - U , -..V .-y , -- -- - V I ,4 , ,Ql!S'Law - Tw-. , I-4 -, - f ,Y J rf . '..... ' 'r ..ev-..'Q5n51 f--ff'- -ef' Department of Department oi Liprary History and Government Science I-IOMER CLEVENGER HILDA KELLEY MILDRED D. KOHLSTEDT HORTENSE F. EGGMANN Department Head B.A., M.A. A.B., M.A. AB. B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Librarian Assistant Librarian P e 34 ag Pa RQPV-Ir? 'lg yut-yu '53f5-.9Lf:' I I 3 14 y 1 Dyk- Y--9 H , - h Y ik MARGUERW E ff' Et ML, KA,-, ,- tx- .....-.-.4 V-mp, -1:--PM . A' ,, .L1-Q..q,h .. e -,- -. epartment oi Home Economies i MARGLJERITE AHRENS DONALEE HOOD SOP!-IIE KAUFMAN MADAME I-IELENE Department I-lead B.S. B.S., M.A. LYOLENE B.S. Visiting Consultant in Design Page 35 ., - - a --. --v-'T -- -1 , L f 1 '-5: -U' ,u ' ' J, '?'f'f'l?f 2Y! 7N!vIv'Y ' v , , ,wiv ,a--f-.-W, m y- was-1:f4rff '1,, ff r A . , ,, i,.,P'Wf' XY5' .'.,, s v 61.sQw,fr?'-','ff'..'. , f . .:. ' 75 :-f-Q A . - ,Ju ff- 19' - - .Arn-,J r uf Hrisk ' 'fm -.Y -+-QA'- '-'ff s1- -9- M' K ff- ,- N g?Jl'g.35ff 1 'qiqs -Il: . L 5 x' -'jfs'-:-11. '- Department oi lVlusic g11 JOHN THOMAS Department Head Mus.B., Mus.M., Ph.D. Piano i i ' ctizriauot ISIDOR Artist Violin and Theory 1 fig ffl? 5- -fffffh ?1vS1'11.s1.f!-fy. , ALICE G. BEARDSLEY LOIS MANNING BUl2KlT-l' PAUL Fl2lESS Violin ancl Theory B.M. Affl5f Public School Music Green LEON KAREL JOHN F. KIBURZ FLETCHER GUY MCMURRV B.Mus., M.A., Ph.D. Artist AB., B.F.A. lnstrumentel Music Flute Instrumental lV'luSiC Page 36 J f'5'iI1153.'wy1,-Env., 4-,YW lx --'- a A v-A 4 fr, MILTOF BM., 5 N: Pair jj I ' ' -- - ! I A I I L.: I :f,I1r..L.:.-.-aI - l All :I-I .J I I Department oI IVIUSIC MILTON F. REI-IG ALLEGRA SWINGEN PEARL WALKER VIRGINIA LEE XWINI-IAM B.M., B.A., M.A. B.M., NLM. AB., M.M., M.A. B.S., M.M. Voice Piano A Voice Piano Page 37 'I' 41 7'J1 - A-V-. - wwf, , ' 7 V H:-,rar-rl l. - 1' T: -I .'1 ' ' H, . '1 f, 274 ':' ' W 1 1 , - . T':y3'j:j 'f' Jx', 7 - N- '5i fkTw- 'frr' 'K H ji 'F'5: jX?-w ife -A 71. 4 Ipf 7T'3f.5J?'!sf,- ? 1ff'.4'- , Department of Sociology anol Economics 1 FLORENCE xxx. SCHARER JESSIE S. BERNARD L. L. BERNARD DORC Department I-seed AB., MA., Rh.D. Bs., AB., Ph.D. DW: ' an B.S., M.A., Ph.D. ? J5i 'w f' -'-'+'7' 5 'Z?Yl 'Ii-f'1ff' feffrii v afvwwm- R Y. f . , M - - - --+- Aw- vnu.. - -f----. 117: , ,A -W-maui, Page 33 H: ' -Q.. ... '9c..,. 1 ,ey ,-, ,' .r.1L.L...1 --4. -sy--iv rv, .Eff-Ln .- Department of physical Education DOROTHY ROSS HELEN V. EGELHOFF JANE ANN MARKER MARGUERITE VER KRUZEN Department Head BS. AB., MS. BS., M.A. 3 w w R X . 1 r xs Y K 5 Page 39 ' fl' 42 'YJI - V. f ' WM. ' : 'f' - 1' T 172 - fr-' .J 'W ' . ,. 'T VE. ' 1 vc' ' -. - fungi--g5 ',,' 'f'Ja',T1- . '??i -k'Z'5'+r'.',,'. ',,X1 f 'T'., f'7W'7'7,g'T-' T' T ' .gf '57 1-1,.,5T01.5'4'fs,:T'Z'?J,ff'.4f ' ' Q Departrent of physical Science MARY E. LEAR A CAROLYN S. GRAY LOIS KARI2 Department I-lead AB., B.S., M.A. A.B., M.A. AB., B.S., M.A. gf...,hf?c': 3' ' 'gh Trgwilugi-pie? QF: 'U 'f'5fFN fi'L. ' 'f I.: 4 . ..-- Page 40 V . .,Y-...mn-ups.-n1.,,, , I I 1 f l.- -vzcl , 1 Ie cl I ,' I .r.'gl.:.,--I --.1 ln:- -Ml AI l IH- . I I L -I I I Department of Biological Science MARION LUCILE J. WALTER MARY TALBOT LILLIAN WERNDLE DAWSQN GRUNDHAUSER Department I-lead A.B., M.S. A.B., MS., PhD. B.S., B.A. BS., M.A., Ph.D. Page 41 'ru f'.u 1' .1v' i:,1-:-f ': -. N Y ffuq-QQ N fsfvs '+14. 'S F ' i iG - i f'P K f .3C' L f'5fi5.i f -Q--2 'T '5l' 1 555-W'7'21Qf4'i5Lf'i'5rL'fffffff :ffifr mff F7- Head Residents my MRS, MINNA ARENDS MABEL I-IOLT ANNA L. MOTTINGER Sibley Hall Niccolls l-lall lrwin I-lall MRS. MARY O'REAR MARY E. POTTORF Ayres l-lall Butler l-lall mfg-.v'1 f1J-f C?','f7W W'iT 'hf1'3 ilifpi Page 42 Pa Page 43 'A' L A--4 42-MA V2 gg.- -Q -11-Avv Ap . 3-.Ap ,. faxolmrnrstratrve Assistants MRS. ADELE K. BELDING KATHLEEN FINCK MILDRED MCMICAN Assistant Secretary Secretary, Registrar's Office - A.B. Secretary to the Dean of the College MRS. LILLIAN SIEDHOFF CORA WAVE MRS. AGNES ZEISLER ln College Secretary's Qffice Assistant Bursar Secretary, College Presidents Office ffm-W-sa-w+.vK .wffwwr-f'F fax -f-.. TV -'f mfs5swhf'T: -irififfrfi :15.f'rf'Qi,im:r5 f 1fff3f '-fwfr'-fwfr Personnel Assistants DOROTHY KEITI-ILY JANE ANN MARKER MARY E. POTTORF Secretary to the Director of B.S. B.A., M.A. f ' . . . Studenpeciglgfglce and Assistant, Personnel Office Assistant, Personnel Office - r- 4 .-3 - Y. , q .' if 1411-- ,fg,....,,-, '----ff -,Jr ,L Q Page 44 :Eff A Pa l I J Y 4 -... . B 1 R ,R.,....,..., A ---Q.. I. -.. 1 Page 45 Infirmary Staff DR. E. J. CANTV ERNESTINE I-IAGEMAN MRS. AGRETI-IA HALL College Physician RN. RN. -I-earoom Staq 4 , v - . - '.. .-'ww ff:-r :- -.fyq-.H-1: -' --91' f?9?- f 'f.'-' ' -2 'I-- T',, ?fF '7fv' iii- '. Q .xl intl? 1' 1 ' ,Ji FQ. 51' 5iw,',,,l ,:,' rw fb:-.y5,,7Z' . ,lf ,',rf ., : A .- .-,,.!3i.xj4 5- -1,,w.xv 'S .y'f1.y7P' Q., 9 yi 'f' A . 'V ' 'Q' College Dietitians ARABELLE FOSTER LEOLA BURFORD B.S. B.S. postoffice Staff A 1 1,4 Page 46 Pa 3 w'?'1 Yw'+'H f7'u,'t V'W f l9V L+ 5 V FWS' pfvvfvu Page 47 Department of Buildings and Grounds HARRY P. ORDELHEIDE Superintendent i h mu rua N W? .-v,4.3-5jfrt'g fl1lq tT'S N 'A vi , ,, 5 1 1 5,,k , ' , , 1- ' lvwy ffffffi k .I+ -r' U -,jf -nw. ,V ,-T M .,, -, vwexv F - -.Ji-1 - 44 ' f .-1 . . ,, , ,. , P ,M 4 - ' .. -5: CLASSES 1 K5 O my ,WSJT qw QQ? S A W3 f of 4 Xl .2 X f N , Mfr WWW Tj, 2 Y X x S' J 1 .. 5 M: ,LM ' Y 1 X k S 1 i H N S MRS 3 3 Pak! 40 1 1 Q 1.1 Y A9 1 ff 7 X Q, 'T ' V STAIIQSTEPS TCD CECDCDD CITIZENS!-ill? Page 49 1--' M A - ' f '?9F.4A ., ' U ' : f3 'l','.' 'Fw STUDENT CGUIXICIL First row: Platt, l'VlcGravv, Bass, Janet Brown Second rovv: Garvin, Odom, Kern, M. A. Smith, l-leldt Training in upholding the ideals ol justice and democracy through individual responsibility is essen- tial to the woman of tomorrovv. The Lindenvvood girl serves such an apprenticeship in the Student Government Association which is administered by the Student Council. Major activities of this year's Council included sponsoring the l-larvest Ball and the crovvning of the l-larvest Queen, presenting a Vesper program on the subject 'Community l.ivingH, giving ChristmdS gifts to the Lindenvvood family, supervising an instruction course For future student-counselors, sponsorin8 a spring' dance, and attiliating Lindenvvood with the Mid-Western Student Government Conference and the National Student Qrganization. Through the guidance ol the Student Council the l.indenvvood girl is urged to accept the full responsibilities ol college community living OFFICERS lDV65'ClQTlt Louise lVlcGravv Vice president Deana Bass Secretary Treasurer Janet grown Pagc 50 :rr r f' qHqs n, E 25 E i. The ' liesiclerici aricl liflp' pfOVlU2S A ilie Pfiflo' qntereflft enlOYfd V clanct- Q Dorm Council E- i 4 4 Fl in . -u xA TL 4 ' 'Fx ' , ,.p- rc- -- -- - -1.1-.. xv '- rf 'A X 'v lr R .. . - 1- , -., , ,-,,'-wr f,,.,. - W r Ag- 4 V -M-ix-V., 1 .v . 1 , ' M ,.--., 1. wr r 1..' Xiu - RESIDFIXICF COLIINICIL The welfare and Iiving conditions ol the I.indenwood resident students are the concern ot the Residence Council. This group, elected by the students ot each hall, maintains quiet during study hours and helps improve the general living conditions. Unknown to most students, the Residence Council provides us with the many little things that maI4e our life here more enjoyable-boolcs and magazines in the parlor, clean recreation rooms, and attractive Christmas decorations. This year those students who entered second semester were welcomed and entertained by the Residence Council. The whole school Enjoyed the CounciI's St. Ratriclcs Day Dance. -Fhe 'I9-47 Ropularity Queen received her crown at this ance. Dormitory lite is a testing ground For success in community living alter graduation. The Residence Council guides and governs us in our eFForts to learn to live together on the campus. ' - OFFICERS Rresident, First Semester .... . Keltah Long Rresident, Second Semester . Joanne Shroder Secretary ......... . Betty I'-Iardy I-IALL PRESIDEIXITS Ayres . . . Betty I-Iardy Butler Marilyn Ivlangum Irwin . . . Joanne Shroder INIiccoIIs . . . Roberta Walters Sibley, Ist Semester . . Keltah I.ong Sibley, Qnd Semester .... Virginia Beazley First row. Oak, J. Williams, Burba, Wanderer Second row: Joan Brown, Mangum, B. I-Iardy, Long, Shroder, Walters, Chandler Third row: McCullough, I-Iedriclc, Foreman, B. Callaway, Ann Nichols, F. Jones, Coons tt 5 S I Page 51 -Q E , A, .W ,, ,, . , . nv..-1,., ,gf '-iiwf'ff-f-r r--str-'rv'-4f3',7f?T:'.'-ff ,www -'s--av1:1-'Vr:fs1W2'.f'-3?Q '.z-14.17' JWP '?r'f.'t+!J'-H'fJ4gr'i wr- f?aG1vw f..K 3.'+!I'ff'7w 11:.'1 1f7-'H-4 V,-f,-...d- J4'b- f6f9 'efQ 1 ' ' T1 ' M 1 Ylnyi fir 'Er S42 'QR CLASS Hunter, Bass, Hardy, Liebermann The history of the class of 1947 has been marked by a unity and loyalty which we have maintained from the time oi our Halloween Court as freshmen. That same year we attended a baseball game between the Giants and the Cardinals. ln our sophomore year, we upheld the Christmas caroling tradition at Lindenwood, went to a formal dance at Scott Field, and entertained our sister class, the seniors, at a theater party. Qur junior year brought a song title masquerade for the freshmen. The high point Ol that year was our revival ot the Junior-Senior prom, which furnished many wonderful memories. As seniors, our class had much that was precious upon which to build the climax, and we began the year by a surprise entrance into the dining room to model our new white sweaters and caps with yellOW emblems. During the holiday season we gave a dance, and later entertained our sister class, now sophO- mores, at a dessert-bridge. Cn Skip Day, our class left by special bus for St. Louis where we had break- fast together and enjoyed fulfilling the plans which had accumulated through three other years. MOH Southi' was the theme of the May Fete. The conclusion ol our work and play as a group came with the commencement in June. We, the class of 1947, have lived our college lite through troubled times. An awareness of the world heightened the maturity with which we approached college training, and that same outlook we now carry forth to the homes and careers to which we aspire. S QFFICERS President . . . . . Betty Hunter Vice-President . I - Deana B555 SZCVWGVY - JoAnn Liebermann Treasurer . . Betty Hardy Paef 52 fibrin? r'rrg'151.j'1'Tu'r'T'r1s '+.2,f'- rv- . 1 1 -.F 1-9 H -- - A.. . . .. .WA Pig, . Junior Ciez 146 EM: ' I Dean? HW Mer Coit ' populmrff Dj 1 . I' .A 'J 15 ll FII '4 'lf inf 159 milf :ff ff ,mg if 4 N if ,u md ' -a o !Pl.l' pf' uf? , . ... I +4 ' L 3 ' -mf .Ls ,.L,...- . an-ur I .. .w ' lr -JA sam., 1--i ijE.bfl-.-.... A. XQWQLT ,.31.LT1',,-9 .4...Li'1'- ,I .-... Ak' ax - - ' -s fl .Ds- ERLE DEAN BASS B.A.-Psychology and English El Dorado, Arkansas Junior Class President '45-'46f Senior Class Vice-President '46-'47f Student Council Vice-President '46-'47i Beta Pi Theta, Dean's I-lonor Roll '46-'47f Eta Upsilon Gamma Scholarship '46f May Court '45-'46f Chairman, Crientation Week Counselors '46f Popularity Court '47f Who's Who in Colleges '46-'47. I SEIXIIORS 1947 I I VIRGINIA E. BEAZLEY B.A.-Psychology and Sociology Salina, Kansas Alpha Sigma -Iauf Pi Gamma Mu, Der Deutsche Verein, Vice- President '45-'47, Press Clubf League of Women Votersf Resi- dence Council '46-'47f Sibley I-Iall President '47f Dean's I-Ionor Roll '44-'47f Kansas Club, Missouri State Sociological Societyf Linden Leaves Advertising Manager '46-'47i Popularity Court '47. Page 53 ,.. .. ff- . 1 ff -- , ---'fr Yo? 4 3, 'I'fUf , ?fF 'I7f'Ci 4: at-W .. . -1+s.tt. Ja:fw':wvc v'aa1sfafrf L f--I ' -- 15 .1 a'f2f'fm?Ffa-',f f f - ' LAURA JOAN BROWN B.A.-Psychology St. Louis, Missouri Children's Theater of the Air, Athletic Association, Army-Navy Brats, International Relations Club, League of Women Voters, Residence Council '46-'47. SENICDRS 1947 ROSEMARY DRON B.A. Speech, Dramatics, and English Granite City, lllinois Choir, Sophomore Council '44-'45, League of Women Voters, Children s Theater of the Air, Secretary-Treasurer 46- 47, Inter- national Relations Club, lllinois Club, President '47. 157' Page 54 l Pall? 95 Fut Vice-PW Day SlUd um leet F ---V V- ' , . . . . , ., - , . -- - . f V - .f-- . N . PTM sflml ' I ' l I ' -s....- . .. . I. I -J ,lwla-v..I Lthflx-ul. dL.?sK1r-H-.z?l..1!!5fJ':I P! ! '--Il! ul!! '41 .I-l! Y:Xxv, I f LUIS l-IACHTMEYER B.A.-l-listory and English St. Charles, Missouri Day Students' Club, President '46-'47, El Circulo Espanol, Future Teachers of America, Sigma Tau Delta, Pi Gamma Mu, L Vice-President '46-'47, Alpha Sigma Tau. l i l l SENIQRS 1947 JACOLYN FOPEMAN B.A.-Chemistry Little Rock, Alrlcansas l-lome Economics Club, Secretary '45-'46, Arkansas Club, Presi- dent '45-'46, Triangle Club, President '46-'47, Poetry Society, Vice-President '46-'47, League of Women Voters, Vice-Presi- dent '46-'47, Future Teachers of America, Residence Council '46-'47, International Relations Club, El Circulo Espanol, Ath- letic Association, Student Counselor. A .Page 55 gg fi1 ' J7j' s 'V-'lj ' . ! F '1f+'7i 'fET f,l ,l.c'Rf5'3'? ,7 's'ff'3 T'- r' i , 1 BETTY HARDY B.A,-English Texa rlca na, Texas SENIGRS1947 Commercial Club, Choir, League of Women Voters, Texas Club, Treasurer '45-'46, Student Council '46, Beta Chi, Riding Team, Treasurer, Senior Class '46-,47, Residence Council '46-'47, BETTY LOU I-IAWKINS BA. Economics Lansing, Michigan International Relations Club, League of Women Voters, Page 56- PUfi. Day Studi' Alpha Sie' Def Deus: Teachefi C Stall '44 ' rcss Prize l 5-1 1',--T77fQ.-T 5-ffl! fy. n-fi. 1 7:41 ,, 'Li at - xi. . H i -..-w.. Who In Cf l w n. , 'A ' .. -' V -a....., , 'r J- .... la. I Ar . mls-v..I.,IfI I-uv !a,f.?she.z.L ffn.,..! Qf :'il..'.'.1!..'Q-4. N .. -Bl ! ul'!al .I E l fiu-.fl HELEN HORVATH B.A.-English St. Charles, Missouri Day Students' Club, Vice-President '46-'47, Sigma Tau Delta, g Alpha Sigma Tau, Pi Gamma Mu, Secretary-Treasurer '46-'47, Der Deutsche Verein, Beta Pi Theta, President '46, Choir, Future Teachers of America, League of Women Voters, Linden Leaves Statl '44-'47, Linden Leaves Editor '46-'47, Press Club, Prog- ress Prize in Voice '46, Dean's Honor Roll '43-'47, Who's Who ln Colleges '46-'47, Popularity Court '47. SENIORS 1947 ELEANOR ANNE l-IEDRICK B.A.-Chemistry Buckner, Missouri El Circulo Espanol, League of Women Voters, Encore Club, Triangle Club, Vice President 46 47, Sigma Tau Delta, Res: dence Council '45-'47, Dean's l-lonor Roll '43-'47, Pi Gamma Page 57 - 4 I 'aw ' A . A , f5FI5'D ? ,. 'w 'fi t'fE f!,'f r ,f'f'v'ffY T ' -a f f ' f'l:'m?'?' - T ' - -1f 'r f r' BETTY HUNTER B.S.-Elementary Education Kansas City, Missouri Senior Class President '46-'47, Choir, League of Women Voters, Future Teachers of America, International Relations Club, Mis- souri State Sociological Society, State Vice-President '46-'47, Lindenwood USO. Shows '-43344, '46, Popularity Court '47, Student Activities Committee. . SENIORS1947 COLLEEN JOHNSON B.lVl.-Qrgan Caldwell, Kansas Mu Phi Epsilon, Treasurer l45-'46, President '46-T47, Alpha Mu Mu, Delta Phi Delta, Secretary 44- 45, Orchestra, Choir, Der Deutsche Verein, Encore Club, Who's Who ln Colleges ,46-'47. Page 58 UF fi-g'I 7-F 7' y saab' l Pa. Aihlellt Linden W in Voice '1 gl' 39 A: L J 3-' MARGARET KINKADE I3.A.-Art Tahl equah, Qklahoma f ,QA . 1.1-f-Qiixti ff-xf.'brl'v.m fs..3E5 '1ZT .LILY .TyQfr,.-19' ' :1?'f.l' ,-.Q Hi' at - 'NQ:, Q 58. E Athletic Association, Beta Pi Theta, Oklahoma Club, Choir, Linden Leaves, Art Editors '46-'47, Press Club, Progress Prize in Voice '45. SENIORS 1947 Page 59 MARGARET ANN KENDALL B.A.-Chemistry Granite City, Illinois Der Deutsche Verein, Vice-President '44-'45, Triangle Club, Treasurer '45-'46, Alpha Sigma Tau, President A46-'47, Sigma Tau Delta, Encore Club, League of Women Voters, International Relations Club, Missouri State Sociological Society, Instrumental Association, Violin Progress Prize '43-'44, String Quartet, Chemical Research Prize '45-'46, Illinois Club, Press Club, Linden Leaves '45-'46, Dean's I-lonor Roll '43-'47, Student Counselor, Who's Who in Colleges '46-'47, Representative for Missouri Academy of Science '45-'47. 'l JY f'3!'1'!'I'Y '!'. 7 , . L, S-, T'Tf5K'i3+1 3 f'f1?Ifi N7'5kt 3E't5'+3?TTT'i!. ,', 3 L W 7i74ITtf U5 ' 'af-W 3 ' 5'7 Z1Tflf'?5T?'ff7' ' 'fl Tw' JO ANNE LIEBERMANN B.A.-Sociology and Economics Joliet, lllinois Senior Class Secretary '46-'47, Tau Sigma, President '46-'47 Interniflyf ' Commercial Club, Secretary-Treasurer '45-'46, Recorder '46-'47 Societifoiii Athletic Association, Publicity Chairman and Board '46-'47 ersolllwie Terrapin, League of Women Voters, international Relations Club, Deaf1'5l'i5':' illinois Club, Pi Caamma Mu, Press Club, Linden Leaves '46-'47 Missouri State Sociological Society, Dean's Honor Roll '44-'47, Student Counselor, Triangle Club, Popularity Court '47. SENICDRS 1947 MARGUERITE LITTLE B.A.-l-listory West Liberty, Iowa Pi Alpha Delta, League of Women Voters, Sigma Tau Delta, pl Gamma Mu, International Relations Club, Future Teachers of America, President '46-'47, Alpha Sigma Tau. 'l ' P' ' - . -. , 5'-'H' .V f-. P v ,..,,.-V.-,.r.-, V ,- . .,,. . A, L s,.,,. - T Page 60 P05961 l . .Y f 1. . -l.1.f.4i-'1...w Mr JANICE LOWE B.S.-Elementary Education Paola, Kansas international Relations Club, League of Women Voters, Poetry Society, Orchestra, Swing Band, String Ensemble, Future Teach- ers of America, Treasurer '46-'47, Kansas Club, President '46-'47, Dean's l-lonor Roll '45-'47, Press Club, Student Counselor. f.xf.bi'Q.u Es.-., '.i?2?tZ'I....IL...lSZl.4..aP' E iw 41' .-.4 KLA -may i l SENIORS1947 KELTAl-I COFER LONG B.A.-Chemistry Elizabethtown, Kentucky Page 61 Residence Council President '46, Who's Who in Colleges '46- '47, Tish '46, Triangle Club, Press Club, Linden Leaves '45- '46, League of Women Voters, Kentucky-Tennessee Club, Ath- letic Association, Der Deutsche Verein, Secretary '45-'46, lnter- national Relations Club, Vice-President, '45-'46, Instrumental Association, President '45-'46, Student Council Representative '45-'46, Poetry Society, Treasurer '45-'46, Popularity Court '45-'46, Missouri Academy of Science, Student Science Section, President '45-'46. ne' KT f7' . TT'. .ff'f11, iv' 'J' 5 ' . .'iEQ2!0?'?. ' F . Y' .? ' F . swf' g .aV'rr f ' .. . .4 . 'rl 'u -1 , , ' ' ' ' -- . yu. 'Elias ::5l,.T1' 5 'F'If -. si .l Tf n' TX J ',,,v 37' 'fggfgggl-,,7gr5?-7Lff'Af BONNIE GEE LUMPKINS B.S.-Art and Economics Barbourville, Kentucky May Court Junior Attendant '45-'46f Choir, Vice-President '46-'47f Kentuclcy-Tennessee Club, President '46-'47, Press Club, Secretary '46-'47i League of Women Votersf interna- tional Relations Club, Linden Leaves '46-'47f Missouri State Sociological Society. SENIORS 1947 ANNA LOUISE LYNN B.S. Psychology Checotah, Oklahoma League of Women Voters, Commercial Clubf Press Clubi Olcla- homa Club, Linden Leaves Staff '45-'46i Dean's l-lonor Roll at 46- 47. Page 62 -v-1. --Vr'v'f ' -1-1 ..-.. -.., N, .. ..-. L . ff' -- 'ft cf- ' -N new- -.-. Vw- . Y--,ff--, . Pm C Dalia len 1 Vote Pi - ' ' - --'-- .f-'w- . ' ' ' - f, .. s ' , , , ,. .-I, - . ., ---77---f--f. .v-N,-. -,....-, A R ' ' ' -L ' A ' ' 'ff' f- F ,..,,.- sie.. , H v I -gg, .,,-,M . 1 f?ir.t:e:isfSf,5m,f MARGARET Iv'lcKlNNEY B.A.-I-'Iistory Baxter Springs, Kansas Press Club, Linden Leaves ,46-'47, Alpha Sigma Tau, Sigma Tau Delta, Secretary '45-'46, President '46-'47, EI Circulo Espanol, Kansas Club, Future Teachers of America, League of Women Voters, Who's Who in Colleges '46-'47. L stisiioms 1947 LOUISE McGRAW ' B.A.-I-Iistory Williamstown, Kentucky Student Council President '46-'47, Linden Leaves '45-'47, International Relations Club, Pi Gamma Mu, Alpha Sigma Tau, Poetry Society, Press Club, Kentucky-Tennessee Club, Athletic Association, Sophomore Council '44-'45, Instrumental Associa- tion, Student Counselor, Pi Alpha Delta, Deanis I-lonor Roll '43-'47, League of Women Voters, Secretary '45-'46, Future Teachers of America, President '45-'46, Sigma Tau Delta, Presi- dent '45-'47, Student Activities Committee '46-'47, Who's Who in Colleges '46-'47, Popularity Court '47. Page 63 my imga--au1-amum-gi-ne.u-ws::ssrz1Q.-, .+f.S.f5st:g'!ns:3S'B. , ls.: 351' ' . 7' QA -gf ,At MARILYN PATTON MANGUM B.A.-Art Greenville, Tennessee Alpha Psi Omega, Secretary-Treasurer '46-'47, Future Teachers of America, Kappa Pi, President '46-'47, Tau Sigma, Art Chair- man '44-'47, Pi Alpha Delta, Instrumental Association, Inter- national Relations Club, League of Women Voters, Social Chair- man T46-'47, Press Club, Linden Leaves '46-'47, Tennessee- Kentucky Club, Residence Council '46-'47, Butler Hall President '46-'47, Student Counselor, Queen, Sweetheart Ball, Scott Field, '44-'45, Dean's I-lonor Roll '45-'47. SENICDRS1947 MARGARET MARSHALL B.A.-Spanish Fairfield, Illinois Who's Who in Colleges '46-'47, Alpha Sigma Tau, Pi Gamma Mu, Future Teachers of America, Athletic Association, Tau Sigma, Commercial Club, Recorder '44-'45, Encore Club, Presi- dent '45-'46, International Relations Club, Illinois Club, El Circulo Espanol, Secretary-Treasurer '45-'46, President '46-,47, Press Club, Linden Leaves '45-'47, Business Manager '46-'47, Dean's I-lonor Roll '43-'-47. 7--F ---.. .. Pagf 64 Beta Chi, Rid mercial Cluba Delta. i I 9 Pa!! 65 L' rf .Luiz-'u.-v ,dr MARIE MOUNT B.A.-French Park Ridge, Illinois Beta Chi, Riding Team, Beta Pi Theta, President '46-'47, Com- mercial Club, Linden Leaves '46-'47, Press Club, Sigma Tau Delta. Yvhmsf iff.-.. 'F'i.i.:C.-lf.- .'fVf'I..a2f ' a'1H'f'.i' .f-.5 H331 - SEIXIIORS 1947 JANET MILLER B.A.-Psychology, Economics, and English Indianapolis, Indiana Page 65 I 'U' :1f '1?n'1T . . 1, , . ,Y .'r'x ' League ol Women Voters, Vice-President '45-'46, International Relations Club, Indiana Club, Secretary-Treasurer '45-'47, Pi Alpha Delta, Poetry Society, Alpha Sigma Tau, I-lalloween Court '44-'45, Press Club, Linden Leaves Stail '45-'47, Student Christian Association, President '46-'47, Missouri State Socio- logical Society, President, Lindenvvood Chapter ,46-'47, Ath- letic Association, Pi Gamma Mu Award '45-'46, Dean's I-Ionor Roll '44-'47, Encore Club, Student Activities Committee, Sigma Tau Delta, Popularity Queen '47. , 'fHkI?: '?i f'TFf.- K N- 'i 4s'Y'5 ? i'!CT T7 ? 9Tiii 74-- ffi 7f'. .', Tf57'3Ic'a7?Lf5'5f'? 'Qff' if W' BETTY OAK B.A.-Chemistry La Crosse, Indiana Dean's l-lonor Roll '46-'47. SEIXIIQRS 1947 MARIAN PENDARVIS B.A.-English and Biological Science River Forest, lllinois Terrapin, Athletic Association, Alpha Sigma Tau, Secretary- Treasurer '45-'46, Vice-President '46, President '47, Beta Pi Theta, Triangle Club, Pi Cwamma Mu, Sigma Tau Delta, Linden Leaves, Organization Editor '46-'47, Whois Who in Colleges '46-'47, Dean's l-lonor Poll '43-'47, Press Club, Student Chris- tian Association, Secretary '46-'47, lllinois Club. El Circulo Espanol, Triangle Club, Indiana Club, Vice-President '44-'45, International Relations Club, League of Women Voters, MW urer '45 Stall '45 Pag6 Page 07 Teach? League of Women Voters, International Relations Club, Future Teachers of America, Instrumental Association, Secretary-Treas- urer 44 45 Treasurer 45 46 President 46 47 Linden Leaves T '1' .s ' Al va'-L' -1J'7,f.-gms,-'knk'..KS: .TX...rl..-Qs. -'.-TJ .. -.75'l:'I.4i VC L4 1 Q ii 5. 39-Q4 SENIGRS1947 MARY RLlTl-l PLATT B.A.-Sociology Massena, lowa Student Council '44-'47, Missouri State Sociological Society, Vice-President '45-'46, Athletic Association Board '44-'45, lntramural Chairman '44-'45, Social Chairman '46-'47, Iowa Club, l-lome Economics Club, Popularity Court '47. - ,T , ,,,,, 45,75 , -Y ,,,.f,7,,,,, -fy?-1---,gfrf-r4v'gf-e f'.1fv vw 4.1 as -amen. IQ. s W' 'WUT 'of if '95- X- -' L ' EX ' if V--4 H '.v ' f- '31Y5'4'fv9f -'V -4' Q BURNICE ROSS B.S.-Elementary Education Portland, Cregon SENIGRS1947 Tau Sigmaf League of Women Voters, Future Teachers of America Tau 5i9mdf KentuclfY'T SzcretaVY'T tions Clllb '45.'46, Pre I I JOANN SETTLE Richmond, Missouri Encore Clubf Der Deutsche Verein Athletic VEfQini Lfdgue of ufzf 146:47 68 Page , Page 69 if , , --.... ,--..f-.-..,s ,sw-A A ,Adv rn, r -vs, ,L ,Mud T H+, x. N., Aa.. Ps-1.9, JOANNE SHRODER B.A.fBiological Science and Psychology Memphis, Tennessee Tau Sigma, Vice-President '46-'47, Triangle, Secretary '46-'47, Kentucky-Tennessee Club, Secretary '46-'47, Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer, Athletic Association, International Rela- tions Club, Irwin l-lall, President '46-'47, Residence Council '45-'46, President '47, Popularity Court '47. MARY MEDORA SWILLEY B.A.-English El Dorado, Arlcansas Arkansas Club, Secretary '45-'46, Encore Club, Orchestra, Choir, League of Women Voters, Linden Leaves '45-'46, Press Club, El Circulo Espanol, Vice-President '44-'45, President '45-,46, Pi Alpha Delta, Vice-President '43-'45, Alpha Sigma Tau, Sigma Tau Delta, Vice-President '46, Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer '45-'46, Maid-of-Honor, Popularity Court '46, Maid-of-l-lonor, May Court '46. ' A S, ,,. , my-r M 4 TL 'F Y' 'v 22 vu: 1. '1v'w' wif ' Hd-Zi'154TC '-'WU VA Tf '54-7x - Ts. K X ' RUTH WAVE B.S.-Physical Education St. Charles, Missouri Athletic Association, Intramural Chairman '46-'47, Der Deutsche Verein, Triangle Club, Encore Club, Terrapin, Secretary '43-'44, League of Women Voters, Day Students' Club, Secretary-Treas- urer '46-'47. Page 69 S.-we it JUNICDI2 CLASS i ig? f 4 fgg ,Q NN 2025, A W X! ,ff fgil MNA, ii. 1 W? Y V I 1, ' x , ' ,dawg ' 10 ' , 71 ffaff if sf . , 3 N LN? ' 2' Xf?1:5':- W ,rf -. ..,fsW v Kern, Ritter, Sebastian, Schatzmann The juniors hold one of the most desirable spots in the lineup of college classes-considered upper- classmen, and yet unprepared to leave. We have accomplished much in our three years at Lindenvvood, and vve have created many worthwhile memories. This year has been an especially fulfilling one. At the beginning vve treated our sister class, the freshmen, to a movie, 'faithful in My fashion. ln the spring, the freshmen reciprocated by escorting us to a movie. Unquestionably, the high point of the year vvas the Junior-Senior prom, the second postwar prom at Lindenvvood, l-leld in early May, the dance vvas one that vve shall not soon forget. - Behind us are three happy, vvorl4-filled years. Ahead of us lies our senior yearf After that, vvhO lcnovvs? But the junior class, strong Within itself, feels that it can face the future adequately prepared by Lindenvvood. QFFICERS pV25lCl2V1f - ' .leane Sebastian Vice-President . Louise Ritter Secretary-Treasurer . . . I-O55 Schatzmdnn Student Council Representative , i Nancy Kem Sponsor '---- Mrs. Donalee l-lood Pa ge 70 J 0 it ,-V. - -. -,.--,:.,..+,, , Q ,. yJg, sn -K ,- 1.-gr. va... . ' .L If .4-A 'Pv !-:milf zlzlki l 7 'Q 1. .hi :Si-54.4 Blakey, Linda Blankenbaker, Norma Jean Bright, Frances Paris, Mo. Kirkwood, Mo. Blytheville, Ark. Burba, June Chandler, Carmen Artelle Coons, Carolyn l-lodgenville, Ky. Fort Collins, Colo. Sioux City, Iowa Brown, Janet Paisley Ferguson, Mo. Dana, Nancy Jean Highland Park, Ill. JUNIGRS1947 Page 71 ... -C v-,.,-.,, - ,r M - . -f .y-yn ff-qw --- 1 r' 1 Tum- -rv'-'ww ,, qua- A -r w vy-3 X, wry ,v-1,7-'w g' bl uhizwlgwwyfi. r ' F 41-4. fra ra' rv- :k 171--.A'v I -iff:-,ijgg-11,: '-A'V,rr NN' i '1R:' .Q 'iL .' ,' . A' 1 iffy , ' v, 1-p..f i' ,'..,v JUNIORS1947 Darst, Mary Lou dePuy, Barbara Frew, Gail Kingsley Groce, Margaret Lee St. Charles, Mo. Rockford, Mich. Chicago, Ill. St. Charles, Mo. Kane, Carol Lee Kern, Nancy Landberg, Mary Lou Little, Barbara Ann East St. Louis, Ill. Waterloo, lll. Fort Thomas, Ky. West Liberty, Iowa Page 72 5 , v . 1 , 1 H- uf wr - v ----- -, YY V Uv- A L I Y , IL, KA. ,,.,.,xx . -V ,Ura V vg-X U'.hf,sX -ER.. ,-1:'-,,,-- E-l I,M,-,,,, , C A.- A - ---- f-----f-.f fs. A .t ,-f.Mwar-ffitqzaiuifwsxsmlsg.191L3C,mi.a-.?a-3..,.'??:+4.+4.t.,,i1.11f-i,,!..,h-...1.L'lTi'-...,:e..:.a, Littrell, Bette Earle MacCulloch, l-lelen Merx, Merlyn Miller, Mary Jane St. Charles, Mo. Little Rock, Ark. St. Charles, Mo. Collinsville, lll. Morrisey, Jane Barbara Mount, Audrey Eloise Netf, Miriam Louise Nichols, Ann Joliet, lll. Park Ridge, Ill. Adel, Iowa Council Blurls, Iowa JLIINIICDRS 1947 11 if J 'lf ', 117- T' - Y .- ., -,-. V wwf- - v ff 'F' ,. - K - -V --'r1f1', .1vF'f'f '-Z V 1-:WT fa- f2':? :5' 7 -ff. f f S - -,h.'Ww ' W .. - V -1.1,-wh , -an - ,v rfaav-W? W.-A. ..,h.'t Y-Nvzk, 1 -Q-4 -ii, -vw r- Elf' f I ' ' JUNIQRS '947 Nichols, Arminta Jane Ostmann, Ladeen Pacatte, Betty Parker, Esther Little Rock, Ark. St. Charles, Mo. St. Charles, Mo. St. Charles, Mo. Patterson, Martha Jane Paul, Julie Ann Payne, Coy Elizabeth Phillips, Genelle Lebanon, ind. Waterloo, Iowa Council Bluffs, Iowa St. Charles, Mo. Page 74 li 3 1 '? ' ' 'v A 1 1 4 vu 17 ur - -1.41 ' -- Y --- -V Y V -N , E B -.--..df ......--., fs, I--x, A UP EMU,-Lfs. +L A 4' I :Mimi Roberts, Dorothy Gail Chester, Ill. Shoot, Patricia Ann Charleston, Ill., P, ,,, . ,, -1' ij 1' 4. I1 , T JUNIORS1947 Stumberg, Lucette Viertel, Willie Mae Wetzler, Joan Mayhell, Martlwella Austin, Texas Lalvline, Mo. Milwaukee, Wis. l-lerlan, Ky. Page 76 no lo iliiq lull llel, llieni in rg low' Pm. 1 5 ., . K if W- . A- Y , - 7 . . '- 'A ' ' x ' V .L-4 1541.--'-31:9 f..5e73'1-Ia4gZ.E, ,q?7gi..'::,f1f:is.2f.,,., 1 N.k't??5.gf .tl: 'L X Ng SCDPHCDMCDRE CLASS Frank, Martin, O'Flynn Wise fools! Perhaps that's what vve have been this year. But what a vvonderlul yearl At last, no longer bound by freshman restrictions, vve have enjoyed a new sense of freedom and maturity. But if We thought vve vvere too intelligent, the sophomore culture tests put us in our proper place. Already Lindenvvood holds countless memories for us-memories vve shall lceep as vve step into the future-the traditional sophomore Christmas carolling, vvhich brought real Yuletide spirit to the campus, the Winter Wonderland dance in January vvith snovvllakes glittering, and sentimental music Filling the air. Then came the lun and laughter of the dessert party given For us by the seniors, and of the party vve gave in return. And vve'll never forget holding the daisy chain as honor guard for the May Queen. As We leave the campus in June, vve go remembering tvvo happy years at Lindenvvood and loolcing forvvard to tvvo more. OFFICERS President , Virginia Franlc Vice-President . - JO Ann OYHYVUW Secretary-Treasurer . - Suzanne MGVUN Sponsor . , . Dr. Siegmund A. E. Betz Page 7 7 ,am 1- .... . , -1- F. - ,-- if -W f 'sv ,'. - - 'T'f'e'wki f 7 'P---Zf9'f'fi7 fIL ' 5V iWQ5i,5'23LI'?'T 1'?'7 ' -P7 SGP!-ICDMCDRES1947 Ames, Nancy Amis, Nan Jean Arbogast, Joan Bacon, Beverly Ball, Ruth Ann Bauer, Frances Bennett, Fay Bernard, Suzanne Bishop, Mary Elizabeth Bivins, Betty Lou Bland, Memory Lee Blankenship, Kathleen Blotz, Merril Brickey, Jacqueline Brunelle, Beverly Burton, Margaret i Q' F ' '-Y. l Y ,. ,,, Page 78 l l l H A -few www f.:.nm.t-Lasiita..-,r'..sf .gfimaeg inf.-.Massa s. au.. New QZWYH' Bush, Anne Victoria Bush, Jean Babette Callaway, Bobbie Louise Carney, Norma Darlean Casey, Betty Ann Cheney, Rosalee Ruby Clay, l-lazel Clayton, Carol Roma Cluny, Gloria Cox, Dorothy Louise Crable, Martha Jo Crawford, Marjorie Ruth h M L Darnall Cornelia DeVries Mary Elizabeth Creamer, Joyce Yvonne Cunning am, ary u , , Page 79 1. .. SQPHQMCDRES 1947 , ,W ,, ., ,,.. ., . f - , p.-t, - . I. V,-,-5 -,F f-WT: .-ff-IM..-- K Y v-,r ,- n -1, ., A . - 'N 151 'Y -l f.,-AJ W T, mf, ' .W'T343,1,5'4',,,,,?F'-'f Q7 H, Y 4 'f '.!' ,5- ff' F H' H1 ' f r C? X Q fu-qwiliihf X' ew Y X wflxt Griebeling, N Hencke, Barb: Hohmenn, Nea aff 31 n Hell, Sarah Ket 4- .L -x:-'-av X b'r,-.-,.b 12'.t .-.4 RIN X. 7 1 Griebeling, Mary Josephine Griffiths, Shirley Gross, Jean l-lagerty, Julia Ann Hall, Sarah Katherine l-larness, Arminta Jean l-laselmire, lone Carma l-leldt, Aline Joyce l-lznCl42f Barbara Gene l-leye, Jean Marie l-lillenkamp, Betty Jean l-lirst, Dorothy Louise l-lollmannf NGFWCY May l-lorton, Mary Jane l-lunt, Betty Wilma Inglis, Jean Page 81 SGPHOMCDRES1947 -, f-.afff' fa-1,- 1-..a v '.fna1.sim,hf?-'T f if if 5195 ii:- -I ,, bf.. ga .r .M 5 'W P -1 uf 'XI' Merrill, Jer Montgomer O'Flynn, Jx Plowman, Pffsf Ss A 4.4 - - Q P ' - - - Q ' 1 - 5. --- ' ' . 1 - . . B h.g7 vV-5- ' - 'A' ' ' ' ' -1-d5f'f-1-'fail' .mi 73-'K.s+,.l1,4..,' i... 1L 1 ....-Tx ...'1..,?g1-fA. :Lzl. ! J...'1'H?L....-...' 4 ' l l Merrill, Jane Lois Mertz, Mary Carolyn Metz, Mariam l-lelen Moehlenkamp, Marjorie Montgomery, Wilde Lou Morris, Mary Frances Neubert, Mary Louise' Odom, Beverly O'l:lynn, Jo Ann Overaker, Janice Pardee, Juanita Perry, Betty Sue Plowman, Amelia Priest, Mary Ellen Province, Nell Ray, Helen Page 83 't r n- as 1 fx f -ev - .:, f 1 ff:.i1:'rw. Jw v'1 i 4aT'fr'f X. T' rW 7?i 'rfif f' :4 ? f,W3vl.9i?-31T'?5Y?F:!??:'r-l2 'S X. , png Page 34 T 'f 5 l Y1 Pl' if 1 ErTTT'Ti Tw Tr ff' 1 n-45 T 1. Straus, Fan Thomas, D Trimble, Tuttle, Pen 155 Y 'Ui A lift , -fb . . .., s 1 'V sr.,. X ' ,. -3,-fy , f . - . mf . .1 -.,.se...-f Li E.S.bi,'x.Qlis:.E5li'?.'il.-1.21 . .Y 'V5'T....5,'iQ 'J-x-1k'L'fi1f :ul.W,n?!.gIi'in1g.tf:.,. .ff-...DY 1!1.,fE?'x1N Straus, Fannie Gunst Strength, Nora Virginia Stull, Patricia L. Temple, Jean Hope Thomas, Dolores Elaine Thomason, Eva Deane Thompson, Ruth Ann Titus, Mary Elizabeth Trimble, Mary Troth, Barbara Turner, Jeane Turner, Mary Lee Tuttle, Patricia I-lope, Verploeg, Arlyn Vincil, Dorothy Dana Wade, Barbara Jean SCDPHCDMORES1947 X , , . ,1,. .,-f--fqf,,-1-Y f'--r , 1-11 '-I 'mftf .- '11-.'1 fd-'D' f P? ?1'T.r 'FFF' , ,,, . .. . - 'V ' 'V aiu. fn: wwf fv ' 1. ' ,.., . 1 -'4-.Y1K? n ' -H,. x 7bf'fL+ iC5- .,' T. T' f T' Y 1XT ' A 'z hrf'--'5 H57T f'1'P,.,, ti m 121.54-1-.f,7?':? .'37f'..' - f ' f ' var , ' , . --..,, f, -- -fn 5 -A4 .y ,8-'?.fg.'--f '- J 'M ' l -- ,wa . I?-.,.1 fj ,U ff- mi-f M HH 1 ii 12251. 2f 'q ' ffkix. 13'-.H-va Jr, ia- ,ri A. , I: A SCPI-lQiVlOl2ES'947 1 -.- 1, ' - 5. I I 4' M loci ioltlie ire Wiiliilie- living. in C 4 l'liQfliOlZg liailowqi, i xldilll Wmester i . J Swirl, 5 X Wagner, Shirieg Walsmith, Mary Lois Wanderer, Georgia Marie Watkins, Bdfbdfd een Cldsslwe Noi-i Weinkauf, Ruth Weller, Corinne Wenner, Barbara Jean Wlwerry, Chloe E- fdgerlye. Whitcomb, Lucia Wilke, Ruth Adel Willbrand, Jean Willidm5f Joerene Williams, Shirley Anne Winclrovv Lois ' Elam, Sallyanne Page 86 l PUUFT FW .ai ,.m5r'X.+afswffWfi' ri V iris -'+ 'i ' ' fol time lreslmman class. We arrived in September to begin our orientation Week-Hcollege gals at last. 4 dill J' V l 4 7-m ff'-W-f-111. 1: if-4-fm 'aw 'xx . ,a. .fm-av?i'f. '. '.Lf1iviai3??1f.w.:.fZs:5i3L2?SfatLZ2,cLYL'3L..L.-QQ :ww Y FRLSHMAN CLASS Holden, Walters, J. Reed, Ching ' Loolcing into time future, vve made our entrance applications at Lindenvvood and became members With time l'melp ol our big sisters and laculty counselors, we vvere able to adjust ourselves quicl4ly to campus living. i ln Qctober, vve clmose tlmirteen ol our prettiest girls to be in time court at time l-larvest Ball. Joan Hierlmolzer was crowned queen, vvitlm Joyce Nelson and Nancy Fanslmier as lmer attendants. At our Halloween party, tl'me queen and lmer court presented a style slmow. January passed, and We survived time Finals we l'mad vvorried so muclm about. -llwen came second semester vvitlm its additional privileges. Qur class invited time entire sclwool to time Valentine Svveetlmeart Swirl, a colorlul dance lmeld February 'l5. Later in time year, to slmovv our appreciation ol our sister class, We entertained time juniors at time movies. -lo conclude our year's activities, we Went on a lmayride. Now, vvitlm our lirst year ol college belmind us, and vvitlm increased confidence in ourselves, We loolc eagerly alwead. ' Ql:l:lCEl2S president . . . . Roberta Walters Vice-President . . Joan Reed Secretary . . pdf Holden Treasurer . Gaelic Clming Sponsor r . Miss Jane lVlarl4er .Page 87 ' f p -.fvv L T iE?9'1i 1f '7 .75 7E'?ff+7 'I., fr '1T , 'f fQ'v zi ?'71T f 1-12V5f7 'f?f ,1i'QQ T if? ,3lf'.fa5lT'?51'f3F'ffiD WP' 'YW ? t wr Aux . ., I . J, - in- 1- -'.gg,v,f giQI'B' -QT: 3,-V, gf- , 1. .A - ' - y ia x ff' EE,-wLf?..EEL.AET.J7 'i'l1:v4:U V 'mums -'K - -4 P fa ' '4 First row: Adair, Marilyn Jane, Agee, Anne Adams, Ahlgrim, Marilyn Joan, Allen, Barbara, Anderson, Joella lrenei Arnold, Patricia Lee Second row: Babcock, Patricia Joan, Baber, Alice, Bagby, Jean Douglas, Balcer, Jean Elizabeth, Baldwin, GladY5 Aflenef Ball, Patricia Third row: Barnes, Sarah Virginia, Barnett, Barbara Ray, Bates, Elizabeth Y., Bebb, Anna Marion, Becker, Elizabeth ANU Beers, Shirley Ann Fourth row: Bender, Barbara Lou, Blacketer, Suzanne, Boatright, Georgia Lee, Bogue, Priscilla Jane, Bohannonf pam' Joi Bond, Joan Fifth row: Boyer, Mary Jean, Boylan, Beverly Ann, Bragdon, Kathryn Alyce, Brandhorst, Carolyn Agnes, BrandOnf Mary Elizabeth, Breech, Adele . Page 88 iwfiwfvanfi v '- f- Fil Firsl ff J: Seconc N Third fi Ee Fourth De Fifth ro Di l PGS' to ..,, . V .. . - .-- -a--N. - - -cv' . K 55.41 .in ac ' . gf aw.-, -. W-'s+-,n.,-ztpazfir. ,J-f!. f1u Tr, VH ,ar J Q14 ?T':1'. f1Li8f? '15ai.E'::f??iL2ffmJ, t..ff1,,-Q- i'w3-uf-a1f.t.,.-i 11a..?i..3..bz-L. ....a..X.., 2, FRESI-IMEN 1947 First row: Breimo, Billye Ann, Brite, Mary Lou, Brown, Beverly June, Brown, Patricia Ellen, Brubaker, Vivian, Bryan, Janeice Milrae Second row: Buford, Nancy Jane, Callaway, Mary Josephine, Campbell, Nancy, Carlson, Noel Margaret, Cartwright, Nancy Walker, Chandler, Sandra - Third row: Ching, Gaelic Lana, Chodorow, Ima Joy, Choisser, Jo Anne, Clark, Sarah l-lelen, Clopton, Patsy Lee, Cochran, Beverly Ann - ' Fourth row: Colahan, Jane Elizabeth, Corrigan, Jacquelyn, Couch, Selma, Court, Roberta Jane, Crawford, Virginia Deane, Cron, Charlotte Ann Fifth row: Cross, Alyce Roberta, Davis, Elizabeth, Day, Marjory Louise, Deal, l-larriet Anne, Demko, Frances Lee, Del2usha, Diana Lee Page 89 W3-'i'1,12a.1s r '.v::'4vr,Crwp-gfq-v4y1,-11y-a-.pvP::- was-5g3+xcg--ar1,r'vT vwwtffiiwiiwa fg'K'-a ,gJ L 7'1?,'f1z'ni'f'5'f.Q -12 59-t ?Tff i-,LH T nE75? 51?'53l?'15?8l!'if! 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First row: Dorris, Elizabeth Ann, Dowd, Peggy Louise, Dunavant, Margaret, Dunbar, Doris Maxine, Duncan, Nancy Rhodes, EgelhoFF, Rosemary Jeanne Second row: Ellard, l-lelen Janiece, Ellis, Suzanne, Elsholtz, Barbara Louise, Etheridge, Maurice Antoinette, Everly, Margaret Ann, Ezell, l-lelen Ewing Third row: Faerber, Marianne, Fanshier, Nancy Keith, Farley, Billie Cooper, Faucette, Grace Douglas, Fink, Harriet Dorothy, Finney, Mary Sue lFourth row: Fletcher, Maxine Elanor, Flournoy, Mary Joan, Foegeding, Audrey Jean, Freerkson, Evelyn DeNyce, Fritschel, Caroline Louise, Fulton, Lillie Jean Fifth row: Gannaway, Nancy Jo, Gard, Mary Virginia, Garvin, Waynette, Geist, Florence Ann, Grey, Jacqueline Jean, Gustafson, Marjorie Ann FRESHMEN 1947 rr-V,.V.,-:'g',17f5-3fffki-1-1' :Ki'i',g'w '1'1'9 ' ' F 'lf' dh P'-'-H FRE First YC Dc SCCODG H r Third f H: Fourth Lu Fifth ro Er? r s Pair 1, , - ,-,..,,- , - - , ' . fi , , ' fa.1- -4 --1 ' 'g '- -JA' -f - 5.1 'Vx ..?'T. T ink-L J, , ,L - , . 1 rv.-, ., 'L . ::.-., ,..,-.1 .- , scff-we-.J-1? an -B 4? ,a. .7'.v24'2 . . -,3.t1,iQf?i44fsiEi','i?fL.2fi,.rs.iL,,...Y1,1sM- vgvrsfi-fe'..g...-if 1-1?-.T 1,iL.,.'fe... u.n....1-.hdtv 'fi is FRESHMEN 1947 First row: Haddad, Margaret, Hake, Joan, Halverson, Jean Grace, Hamill, Sara Ann, Hammond, Mary Ann, Hansen, Dorine Sherry Second row: Hardy, Rebecca Josephine, Hartzog, Helen Zaidee, Heine, Emily, Herziger, Betty J., Hicks, Virginia Ruth, Hierholzer, Joan Third row: Hite, Betty Jo, Hotiman, fxnne, Holcomb, Mary Nelle, Holcomb, Virginia Ann, Holden, Mary Patricia, Hooks, Amelia Jeanette Fourth row: Horn, Gloria Christine, Hudson, Marianne, Hudson, Mary Jo, Hunnicutt, Mary Sue, Jackson, Kathryn Lucille, Jacobson, Alice Carleen 4 Fifth row: James, Della Lou, Jeter, Nora Evelyn, Job, Marcia Ann, Johnson, Barbara Frae, Johnson, Eulalia May, Jones, Ethel Jean V V X . , .Q Page 91 , , v .x , .4 ,-1 v 1,--Q --wwf: .111-.af1:r1wpay?''Wt'S6F V'iT'i '1TwEgF' fi-??'4?'9f 7933 Ii 13?-V rf'.'5f'fr'rvrsrP'1v'Qff' .YW:4.f i1 ?'T A?'i-if1WD'-KJIZW-v2f?4QY1-f.-W, MIK ,.sCViT'?,'wv'zzf 'W 1 My-,4fN 7 i'.f.f -am vy.'--a1L+f-.,f??- ,. J- .fr 'fl F ,7. ,, , , A., - .t v YA -L 4 L '-vv ..,, 155 .,.s ' .Q gi -v--- '-I 1 '- . I , V1 :N 1-' fl I i l First row: Jones l-lelen Esther- Jordan Beverl Ann-Jo d M 'l J Ruth l-larumi , , , y , ur an, ari yn ean, Joy, Sally Sue, Kahre, Pamelia, Kavvahara, Second row: Kennedy, Janet Nell, Kimmel Virginia l-lenrietta- Kiralf , J - K' hh FF . l-l., Kraft, Betty Jane , , y ean, irc o , JoAnne Lucille, Kolmer, Armina Third row: Lane, Jacqueline Maurice, Lanphere, Beverly Jean, Lant, Carolyn, Leeby, Gayle Laurel, Lege, Natalie Matilde, Lehman, Barbara Elizabeth Fourth row: Lewis, Elizabeth Lee, Lewis, Louise Inez, Lloyd, Barbara Ann, McConnell, Mary Jane, McCormac, lrma Lea, McCorstin, Martha Fifth row: McCullough, June Ann, McDonald, June Camille, McElhoes, Mira l-lelen, McGehee, Sally Patricia, McGinnis, Lois Mae, MacNau.ghton, Dona Fae - FRESHMEN 1947 Page 92 L l fxiarpy-V I Q7-,gx.i135'fjvg ' F 'i 4 'w. I ff' lr' 5l 'f'g,' ' ' A K ' 'W' 'M W FRE H51 I3 i-'- Szcoffi I I.. Third Y' H ,,,. foam Ci, Filth fi SL il Pair sh: i 1 , ,,,, ,,,,,,,, , Q' , , . ,, ' ff--f ,g,-- - 3-M .V - ., --:,g-' A --4, Q, ,gi 1, L. 4.11 W- . f.. -W-M.,-.L 1-f,rf.f,. 1.. ,rats ,-. .X.92437 Xf.-IIVLfa2.',l?l z:'QLE1'.',v.'3Til'l.rifv.J..,.gk1L11Am-fi-r3i1'n-tsL..,ilfgr-.TfFf.t?..45cs,.i..ffn... fei.ra.Jb.'5f Elma, FRESI-IMEN 1947 First row: Maddux, Marilyn Elizabeth, Manson, Ruth Louise, Manuel, Laura Ann, Mathis, Marilyn, Matusalc, Patricia, Maurer, Katherine Ann Second row: Mercer, Donna, Metzger, Marianne Christine,Miller, Eulelia, Miller, Joann Denise, Milroy, Patricia Diane, Minnis, Shirley Jeanne Third row: Moe, Jean Marie, Morehead, l-lelen Annette, Morrow, Margaret Virginia, Moss, Dorothy Lee, Murphy, Margery Ann, Nagel, Doris Lee - Fourth row: Neef, Nancy Jean, Nelson, Alma Lynn, Nelson, Joyce Lula, Newell, Donna B., Nissley, Beverly, Nolan, Charlotte Jeannine Fifth row: Northcutt, Patsie Claire, Oakes, Ruby Maurine, Ostmann, Loma, Parlc, Wanda Beth, Parker, Ruth Jane, Pate, Shirley May Page 93 ' 4 A K r Y t Avvwi ,, -.T V, , f-fff I -A .qwy gf.j r 1'r jr I-d:'L2r1ff1IS7l? '1f j1'T'?? mf N31 bb' Y' vsrvvir'-st-'Www'-w fn-fa'-.rfwazz wa 1f 'fJJQT1 .V-'428'XJP4i+'? T'Tl'1f' . ':x. Y, l'W'i:'vxi l'5' 1 '1 -4'M'77 ?Yf qt -if t '45'fT3Z 5f'fW 7'lf'7 4 D A V 43 :M . ' 1... . .2. . l , .. ' QF. . .- 3 First row: Peavyhouse, Betsy Mosby, Peck, Lorraine Ann, Pierson, Alice Jo, Pitts Dolores Del' Playter Essilee Mae' I 1 I ' ' Pohl, Joan Lynn Second row: Polley, Jean Frances- Powers Lillian Well f P P Rannells, Elinor Elise , , er, roper, atricia Ann, Quail, Dorothy Lois, Ramsey, Betty Lynm Third rowy Reece, Mary Louise- Reed l-lelen Joyce- Reed, Jo -R El Jean I 1 1 dn, Cese, izabeth Anna, Rice, Mary Jean, Richter, KathrYn Fourth row: Rooks, Charlotte Field, Rushford, Mary Estelle, Ryan, Betty, Salyer, Patsy Coil, Scaite, Ella l-lubbard,Schev2f1f Barbara Ann F I mei UC I Elizabeth, Schweiger, Constance Jeanette ow: Schilb, Patricia Lee, Schmocle, Carol Mae, Schneeberger, Joan, Schroeder Patricia Ja C hwartz MarY PRESHMEN 1947 lx X ,M,-.A, -1 S '4 -' '1Va..1.'f- L- R' -J waTi,T.laKiA,qP,.K- ,.rv,l.l1,5 -1-vjvigv P 'Jf4 ' 7 j 'I,'f'F'f'31,5' I N 1- 'n'A '- -wp? s-PM-4 Jiri., Y , JF '- ' 'r FRE Fifi! 'Z pl ll SWS P Vi Third ' r i. FOUKP r i E Fifth rc I x l sl. .XM Pali' Q. , - ,-., ,, ,A , . , . ' , . 'ff.,,- 4, ., ' icy, - . -- ' 'NM yo' -, -5.1 W: -wi X Sf ,L , ., - 'mf ' .-Aww... -'A :arid zavm. -+L 1. A. .f Ivi1.?J 1i1l-i.J 5,29 11gfsi,'Zt','i1?,1..:il'a.,.2'..,i..i'g -.aw ,,x3+i,,ittf-4...-all .'4'R-ildmk-smwhaii Fljix-.gg FRESI-IMEN 1947 First row: Selzer, Lovelle Marie, Shade, Lou Ann, Shelton, Jean, Shoemaker, Joyce Eugenia, Smith, Alice Irene, Smith, Mary Ann Second row: Spears, Joy Yvonne, Spitzer, Elizabeth Ann, Sponenbarger, Judy Ann, Springfield, Eleanor Anne, Stark, Pauline Mae, Stewart, Mary Ellen Third row: Stigler, Denyse, Sweeney, Mary Josephine, Swoiiord, Gloria Sue, Tenney, Joyce Ann, Theofanopoulos, Eugenia Constance, Tipton, Donna Jean Fourth row: Treiz, Ernamarie Sophie, Turner, Virginia Evelyn, Vandbergh, Nylene, Viertel, Jo Anita, V'Sosl4e, Marita Elizabeth, Wadsworth, Alice l-lope Fifth row: Walker, Dorothy Mae, Walters, Roberta Lee, Walton, Eleanor Louise, Washington, Nancy Ann, Watt, Anne Margaret, Webb, Bonnie Mae Page 95 i V A V Af? K - Q V I M Y-l I ,, I' ,, 1,...,,.Y,..W. ,y:,2y.v?'-gg iyvxl- 'qs 'lg' 4 W 1 K , c sv.. fb-f,-nf f-r-'pr . yiegcffjrpy AT ,ffof .Y- .,,3,J1, g , ,, ,. '.XT: fvf s-A ' . wi -5 f- ff-e'W:3'Kf??'C' Ji'.'7 2 .v ff: 1Ra5fT+4. , 'aff F130 G 'bxhf :Xt 'V' V1 - -MW ' J -...H iwbf' f'i5v'5f'bf'- ' 5- -1+ J' ' 5 9 S 4 - I 1 J I. A 'f -3.-inf JafE4.'! ' fyfTf'fi'f' ITE' ,ri --: ,,-,..., OIQGANIZATICDNS jf' I 54 I I gl Vg K 1 E w Sf 2 U F, Page 93 '4- I X T'-I 'U Q W Q vo vo ki W 12 f ' zz' 'if 'A'1T5 5 ' f ' if A--f - .. ww- - 'r-rf' -af'-f-ff ' Wiz f, -1,,. v . , -----1- -F . 1 - 1 14 -,-f-1-- --E ,V E,,-if E x jg I, 'I I I IQEHEARSAL ECI? INTELLIGENT LEADERSHIP Page 99 i i Student Council, Mar .. 'L ldv-xf 4'Y' Y if-i'fN ,Si L l ' X , 1 , l .2 . Y Q X , . ' Y' s' I WN It I K 1 V 5 - V fy 5 1 l I ,V v ' 127 1 . Af Q x ,S f , fi , .. Q.- , 'Wguyt cl' , L I 3 I 7 l l . X K . X i 4 1 i , ,I L l L Seated: C. Johnson, McGraw, BaSS, l'lOFV6flW l i Second row: Pendarvis, Marshall, McKinney L Not pictured: Kendall, Long 1 lm! l I , Ulhda lllho num s-nous N in nrzmcnu R-rms: un courses 2 E L WHUS WHS , . . - ' the i Selected on the basis ol character, scholarship, and leadership in extra-curricular activities, 1 . . . . - ' ' ' tve students listed in Who s Who Among Students in Colleges and Universities exemplify the traits indlCd1 l of success in society. Who s Who, sponsored by 600 American colleges and universities, is a national publication W ' annually gives gratifying recognition to the most outstanding citizens ol various schools. The 1946-47 edition will include the following nine Lindenwood seniors who received this l1OnO'i . . fi Deana Bass, vice-president, Student Council, l-lelen l-loryath, editor, Linden Leaves, Colleen .lOl'ln5O ' - t president, Mu Phi Epsilon, Margaret Kendall, president, Alpha Sigma Tau, Keltah Long, presldenf . . . ' nf Residence Council, Margaret Marshall, business manager, Linden Leaves, Louise McGraw, presije 1 . , , . - ' 'lOl' garet McKinney, president, Pi Gamma Mu, Marian Pendarvis, oV8dV Zdl'On e l I Linden Leaves. , Ipagf 100 TTfii5ilTS'.+41 fs 1 rf fri' : f 'f '1'i 5 '1'+ L i MCMU undef li Cdpdo i 5pOnH alwdl' S I Pwfh , R A ,WN , Wg.. I ,K U ,jg J lf ' - --MM.,-z-fr'-fc arufhar Q.. 'P-:va Q. ,X 1424 Fr-:LIES f1:'lYE1 a,.L.'f .'i P 2.15-fldnlixhin ALP!-IA PSI CDMEGA The members oi Alpha Psi Qmega are chosen for their good vvorl4 either as actors, directors or tech- nicians in college dramatics. The club tries to create a lasting interest in the theater, as vvell as a greater understanding oi it. By this appreciation members develop a lifelong interest in playgoing and are capable of organizing and participating in community theater projects. The clubls chief activity during the year was the play presented by the members in the spring. Plays sponsored by Alpha psi Qmega are popular campus events and the college dramatic productions are always enthusiastically received. This is regarded as the outstanding play oi the year. OFFICERS President . . Barbara l-lencl4e Secretary-Treasurer . . . Marilyn Mangum Sponsor . . . Miss Glo Rose Mitchell f x fl Ne Seated: i-lenclce, M. Mangum Standing: Rosier, Dana l Page 101 , Y -- - - , -- - - .. , A - .- Fifi' W if T171- ?'-'B3p !Y:.13 3 1'? 5'f E5 1'-TES Ai, :un-If . - ' . r . . . --' -.,': :1- ew 1, 5 -F t - ,-Z?KfT fV '3 '79 urs' -l V-'7 f '3'? 7'3r'f V3l - Nui 'ip ' ' T.. brtvw , -rhi. ,. 'J-FV' 5- 5?'1'ix'. , -.A. .Jv b 4' wil Y 1 -4' b ' 'fr' t ' ' ' ,I ALP!-IA SIGMA TAU Students who have had three consecutive semesters ol superior work and who have in general sup- ported the ideals ol the school are eligible lor membership in Alpha Sigma lau, the scholastic honor society. The club tries not only to maintain high scholastic standards, but also to encourage good moral and social character. Alpha Sigma Tau hopes to develop leadership that will help its members to take an active part in community lite and to give them a continuing interest in knowledge. Members ol Alpha Sigma Tau conducted a panel discussion before the student body on current marriage problems. Each year a scholarship contribution is sent to the School ol the Qzarks. Alpha Sigma -lau entertained graduating seniors with a Baccalaureate lea, an annual event. oFrrcEr2s A President . . . Margaret Kendall, 'lst Semester Marian Pendarvis, Qnd Semester CVice-President, 'lst Semesterl Secretary-Treasurer . . . Esther Parker SDOVWSOV - - - - - Miss Elizabeth lsaacs 5-I0f'lalg AZT 't i First row: l-ledrick, Plowman, Beazley, Payne, McGraw, Einspahr, Reilly, Straus, l-lorvath Second row: Kern, Janet Brown, J. Turner, Pendarvis, E. Parker, Crawford, Creamer, Merrill, O'Flynn Third row: Morrisey,-Perry, Trimble, Errington, Pardee, Clayton, Drake, Marshall, McKinney, Foust Jan Miller Lowe l-lachtmeyer, M. Little, l-lencke ' ' ' Not pictured: Kendall, Long, Swilley, Vincil Page 102 ' 15, ,' -M 43, -' ' ' . ' , ,k,,-,H 5 - , , ' 3 ,, ufrui, .Q I - -f,-f,,,,.,.. .-vox., - ,,... ,' v 'v t -, .I K vin! I I I ! L. E al,-rl .lllf pf f5'f5QQ.jL:guLQqL,5ls gl L45 W: 2 11,2-wb, Io! !jxl'jl.I, -X V. by NU 3 -t v. w. I ' Ski N 1 r K, , Q: 5:-5 A -LT ' -'. 4- ' ., :Q 230: ,A 5 si v Q AN .WE -I R , 'CQ' to 5 .Q 1 W. ,A v a Zjqu lr.. lt Gil: 452: Igpvi ' .' fig' 212413 ... i, f f c. ' I s-ai , TT .. Seated on floor: Sayer, Bivins, Einspahr, Magee Second row: Straus, Clayton, M. Mount, Morrisey, l-lorvath BETA PI Tl-HQTA .: Theta Xi is the Lindenvvood chapter of Beta pi Theta, the national French honorary fraternity. To enter, a student must fulfill requirements illustrating her proficiency in the French language' At their meetings, the members participate in games, songs, and tallcs. This yearis events included attending French films in St. Louis, a tea for all the French students of the college with Mrs. Dalton Schrei- ber, former l.indenvvood student, as the spealcer, and the lecturer, Jacques Donvez of Paris, France, vvho addressed the entire student body on French music. This society awards a medal to a freshman student vvho shows progress in French, gives help to a school in France, and helps support a French orphan. Membership in this society gives students practice in understanding and spealcing French outside the classroom, and helps them to become acquainted with the art, literature, and music of France. It also develops a greater understanding of the French and an appreciation of their contributions to world civilization. GFFICERS President . . . . '. Marie Mount Vice-President . Carol Clayton Secretary . Jane Morrisey Treasurer . Fannie Straus Sponggf , Miss Anna Wurster Page 103 1 T iEii2! '+ fimifw'- i'!i '. :J R 3 -fwzfgw r'. 'QI ??7f ' 4575- 34.c'a14,'f95'Wfff rf , -0 sw' yi ti Lx. W- Seated: l-lall, McCormac Second rovv: Morris, Stevvart, Moehlenlcamp, Watt Not pictured: Bates, Becker, Gordon, Mayhall DELTA PI-ll DELTA Delta Phi Delta is an honorary music sorority organized to Foster a greater love and appreciation of music. It also encourages active participation in civic music atlairs. Qne ol the main social events this year vvas the tea given jointly with Mu Phi Epsilon For all music majors. Qther activities included the carol singing at Christmas and the student recital presented late in the vvinter. Membership is open to all public school music majors as well as freshmen and sophomores vvho are applied music majors. QFFICERS President . . . . , . Sarah l-lall Secretary-Treasurer Marjorie Moehlenl4amp Page V4 11 ,fn , A ,.,. . -if ff . 1 n - A, , , I . , -, A- .. .. . H... . of., .:,-e-- my .fm -N K,-,f3+-i 'f '-gvqjy Q ,- afdfft,-lyk . . N , ,v - - ,Q-Ax 1 'ind-. ,...y'-rff..rf.4: .fnhsu We ZW- i'.,r- J' rf? f',f'.l1:l.Lf'i?,,51EElL Q .f 'f?1L3if',u,,'2,, . .x , .' gfqfxffiiai igrii 4.11-f'f,zsfin Cb-s-fJu.s.aAf'1,2z DEP DFUTSCHF VFPFIN Der Deutsche Verein vvas organized to complement classroom German studies, allowing oppor- tunity For learning new German songs, and encouraging conversation in a social atmosphere. A grade of S or better in class-room work is necessary For admittance. -Fhe society strives For academic pride in a humanistic Field, and an appreciation For a distinct culture. lmportant For any college graduate is the development ol civic leadership and an appreciation ol the diversity and oneness ol world culture vvorthy ' ol transmission to the next generation, and this group develops such qualities through its student tra- ditions. For the meetings, the group uses games encouraging the use ol a second language. Dr. Betz and Dr. Ferhune vvere our outstanding speakers this year. Members attend German opera and musical pro- grams, and their gay Christmas party has become a vvelcome tradition ol the Lindenvvood campus. F OFFICERS President . . . . . Jean l-leye Vice-President . . Barbara Wenner Secretary . . Mary Trimble Treasurer . . Genevieve Elliott Program Chairman . . Joyce l-leldt Sponsor . . . Mr. l-lenry Furlc First row: Milroy, Clopton, McConnell, Cross, Beazley Second rovv: Elliott, Wenner, l-leye, Trimble, l-leldt F Third rovv: Loma Ostmann, l-lorvath, Anne Bush, E. Parker, Trefz, Boatright, Pohl, Errington J Not pictured: C. Johnson, Kendall, Payne, Long, Waye J Page 105 .4 g , s , . ...K . , ,., ., .g-1-n,,,'gF2 , -vii - - ' '-Y' r'd-.LZ 'Y'!7! ,gf 'Y o'-5-'W l,--' '.f,2g,'yf' '17 F'f'? 1'7 -If . Ti .W-, 1 ,-x L. .-, , , , .. - . , ,nv--r 1 nw' -- PW-f . -', '. ww- If-1-,-Q4 :..i,' ff ' '1 - '- -- wif' -. fi? 5' 5 5 'ArT !I'fh!.'!x1 '1v'wv ,.e-- '-K -wi rf'-' '4't3'iiPC a f .V if'91-'T5'4'-yfwa.'1s- .JN 'Fl . -. Y FX-f 1 fs 't ' H' ' 'M' F' ' 'CSF' ' J ' - A EI. CIRCULCD ESPANGL Como estav usted? Muy bien, y usted? .... Thus EI Circulo Espanol encourages the speaking ol Spanish outside the classroom and Fosters a greater knowledge and appreciation ol the language and the people vvho speak it. The requirement For membership is a grade of S or above in Spanish. This year's program included talks by speakers who have lived in Latin America. Une of them, Mrs. Luis Morales, a lormer Lindenvvood student, told ol her life in Puerto Rico. At their parties and meetings, the girls have fun singing in Spanish and playing records ol popular South American songs. ln this way the club encourages a feeling of Friendship and understanding for all Spanish-speaking peoples. OFFICERS President . . . . . Margaret Marshall Vice-President . . Dana Vincil b Secretary-Treasurer . . Miriam Reilly SDOUSOI' - - Dr. Mary Terhune W? First row: Sweeney, Beers, Horn, Bryan, Temple, Bagby, Ellis, Malone, G. Mangum, Landberg, G. Phillips, Peck, Oak SCCOE43mfsV60aSTJsJeb, lEigtiEy,H'amea?I,i?erry, Schroeder, Breech, McGinnis, Ellard, Scheven, Wells, Marshall, Reilly, J. Wil- Thirdsgloml C5LaSlE?gOl2raFgl:IXovrL,rSP. Young, V. Holcomb, Barnes, Webb, l-lunt, J. Reed, Morrisey, Nolan, Baber, Stigler, Fourth row: Drake, Schatzmann, Dunavant, Colahan, Brickey, Koch, Stahlhut Page 106 ..' 1 ' ' Q - R .r.-f. r - .. . -' 'f,.- .ffn -alvvl.-l'Te:!1f28x.+fsX i2f f I WITID! 1qt,,l,, OL 'f-.. I vi: ygucgwifi x 1 S-gg! :ft -ff? An ,mein 5 ': in if Q . L- Ecu? .9 wt- . -Car Q. 1 'L UU . .N ff. Qlnygg 'i . 1-or v HQ.: O .cis k' Q as - 1. .M in ,y . lf' Q lint! J :lhiilglcl in mn.: Glyn' .- -... K ' - I fr -nr 'fr 'a..,....n.lLr.J.e......x..am.a. 1' .xE'1f'i..'k'xun L. 4 First row: Roberts, Steiert, Ritter, Merx, Ann Nichols, A. Smith, Lanphere Second row: l-lohmann, Thomas, R. Wilke, Faerber, Maurer, B. Kahre, Dunbar Third row: M. J. Miller, Playter, Kolmer, Titus, Lewis, Sponenbarger 'Air I-IQME ECCDNGMICS CLUB The students majoring in l-lome Economics have banded together in a common interest group to further their lcnowledge of their chosen field. Meetings deal with new developments in the depart- ment of home economics. This year they have heard lectures on such topics as the use and psychology of color, a report on Swift products, and the story of old silver. The Christmas breakfast, Easter egg dye, and the faculty tea are traditions of the l-lome Economics Club eagerly anticipated by members and their guests. These students also provided a Thanlcsgiving baslcet for a needy St. Charles family and sent money to French children. Cf the many careers for women, home economics is perhaps the most universally useful, and these girls are successfully preparing for worl4 either as homemalters, dieticians, designers, or instructors in .1 home management. ' OFFICERS Rresident .I . . . . Louise Ritter Vice-President . AVID lXliCl1OlS Secretary . . - lVl2VlYVi MCVX Treasurer U . . . Marie Stelelfif Sponsor . Mrs. Marguerite Ahrens Page 107 r-dv w.w-rvfv-w 'rf1'5.f3gJv'fi3-?'-?'fPf -f'r'w7wr'vff:J?W rmw 1: - .mffu Racism' PF'-f l.'- 1: T'f'57?if 'v'f. , .L 4' 1 5,--E.r'QfQ,,xf.'-gi , f Seated on floor: Marilyn Mathis, Lumplcins, Salyer, Walker Second row: Priest, Foust, M. Mangum, Koch . Third row: Arminta Nichols, Fritschel, Shoemaker, S. Young, Del2usha, Windsor, MacNaughton Not pictured: Baber, S. Chandler, l-lolcomb, l-looks, l-lierholzer, Griebeling, Ray, Stegall i KAPPA PI future artists, designers, and art teachers comprise the membership of Kappa l3i, national honorary art fraternity. This organization stimulates a greater appreciation of art and a more professional attitude in those who intend to carve their careers in that field. A primary aim of Kappa Pi is to mal4e the student body more art-conscious. Toward this end, the members give an exhibition of their worlc each sprinih and sponsor two play days each year at which students and faculty exercise creative talents. To be eligible for membership in Kappa Pi, a student must have talcen two art courses and received an S grade in each, and maintain an M average in all other courses. She must also submit satisfactory art worl4 to the organization. At monthly meetings current art problems and events are discussed Whenever possible the mem- bers visit exhibitions in St. l.ouis and interview practicing artists for practical advice Kappa pi thus has f l a two- od function: fostering an interest in art within an immediate environment and extending HS influence to others. OFFICERS President . . . . . Marilyn Mangum 4 Vice-President ' Jane Foust SQCVQWVY - . . Marie Koch Treasurer - . Mary Ellen Priest Sponsor . Miss Elizabeth Watts Page 105' .. . --ass .. V- - --aw .st tv- 1. fra A 1v-f'3 l fN '-? :- 3 E,,...PA , A , E .... - -- - - - --f--f--f----f- Af..-.. fm . 1. Y ..-14 Waf xyli fg,g,fA: Lf L,5gCYy'5YS-i 5fQAL'Lil: Qjs?-'fcdn-'4'7!'A-5 lm.n,.6-fh.fAz55'. N' Sn- ' MU Pi-II EPSILCDN Lindenvvood gives recognition to its talented music students by election to membership in Mu Phi Epsilon, national music iraternity. Candidates must have a high scholastic standing, musical ability, and a character recommendation from the music Faculty. Members oi this society give a Vesper program and entertain at teas, thus providing other Lindenvvood students with an opportunity to hear and enjoy good music. Many guest artists-among them Ruth Posselt, Leonard Pennario, and Frances Greer- have been entertained at receptions given by Mu Phi Epsilon. Since this is a national music society, alumnae meetings are held frequently, permitting the members to lceep in contact with others oi similar interest. ln this Way alumnae never lose touch with the music that became one of their main interests during their college days. QFFICERS President .... . Colleen Johnson Vice-president and Treasurer Lucette Stumberg Secretary and Historian . Barbara Ann Little Sponsor . . . Miss Gertrude lsidor o oo o M i B. Little, C. Johnson, Stumberg V Page 109 A , , - .-v, ,-,-, 1 j 5- 'I ff -l3S'3?: YYIK' J Q . . -.f wr . V--, wr T. ': Tl'v'l'v 'V T-7 -T,j'k5f'I ?'3A'L YFi 4? ,fl '7':i ':,q: 57 -' JT I 'X 1-'dt-9 'r' 1 g.. 1 1- .is-,. . --wyxfng -41.1 1- v'v'2if'15sTf1 7'f's.. A. .bv +1Q.,.'1i :Zur fa Q- 5 'f -1' - '--what J' 'W' V ' - ' r ' ,, ,l X. 1 . ' - . , . . , V Q-. , , . i PI ALPI-lA DELTA T i i Pi Alpha Delta, honorary classical society at Lindenwood, attempts to arouse an interest in classical T l t ther. Membership is open to all those who have studies and bring students oi these subjects c oser oge , completed three hours ol S work in Latin or live hours oi S work in other classical courses, T During the First semester, students in the classical department met the members oi the society at a party, Later in the year a tea was held for the members and their friends. At the regular meetings the members discuss mythology, the Latin language, and classical literature. They try in this way to gain the lcnowledge ol the classics which is such a necessary background lor an understanding of modern literature and the Fine arts. OFFICERS PVTUCCDS - . Jane Merrill Aedile Patricia Tuttle Scribe . . Emily l'leine Sponsor Q . Miss Kathryn l-lanlcins l l First row: Heine, Merrill, M. Mangum, I-lillenlcamp Second row: Jan Miller, M. Little, B. Callaway, A. Mount McGra l-l l B ' k I-I . Not pictured: B. Little, Griebeling, Tuttle WI d Versonl HC ey' drtzog ai id in sc mi it Page 110 Pc -JJQK, S .P ' CSI Hzklll 43 wlmlfle H a .','. , I ryixgpim M.,, N, , bf l I Q31 ,. A - mln -f f'r . -- 4 -XZ-... , xg-. . .sw-- 1 - Q 'an-. - r -' -J M vc.-Pr:-if s.:.ms,si-,:ESQ-:'f'..-.r'...' 'LL .UQ if '.+efY'g ,,i w. 'l1nE'.Ll'g61.Qqn..'.i.a.'z4'.A' -w:f'.??Ti?ax',f,. 'H l imgmirilisi i BWV Seated on Floor: l-ledriclc, MacCulloch, Liebermann 1 Second row: l-lorvath, l-lachtmeyer, McKinney, Beazley , Third row: Marshall, Lowe, McGraw, Schatzmann, E. Parker, Bass, M. Little, Pendarvis T .1 PI GAMMA MU The national honorary social science society, Pi Gamma Mu, seelcs to encourage both scholarship and social idealism. The members are taught to apply scientific thinlcing to social questions and to main- tain an interest in social problems throughout their lives. The individuals responsibility for participation in civic aiiairs is stressed. Membership is limited to those girls having superior vvorl4 in tvventy hours of social sciences and at least average vvorl4 in all other courses. l During the year, the club Featured tallcs by leading sociologists oi this area and panel discussions by members on current problems. Pi Gamma Mu also sponsored Field trips and held an open house by which T it hoped to interest other students in the organization and its vvorla oFFicEi2s President , , Margaret McKinney T Vice-President . - Lois l'lGCl1fm2Y2V Secretary-Treasurer . l'l2l6n Horvath Page 111 r' , , , . , -Y----b, 1 'ev , -F7175 '? 1'Y'!'6FW F '7f F W'f- TTI.-r' ff' Y' 4 ' - -M - af iv- -'sv'aa1w. T' 1. 75:0 7' fwvx ' 'r---v 't'f TY7f ' M a VL-il1Ssf.9a-a,,fz'?9gfx.if,f' J ,fr ri - '- 4 ' 4- - ,.- 1 i . fo fwi- '2!T'..t'.J'5i f. S-uJ'i.'1'?-' i.'Tf:Ty1f?:1Ifs QriQ.'f 'lui 255.s'Zf'if'1f-if-fi? Riff reef ing... 7 ,if .Wilt 1-Gwvv, -ia... aio s. by .,-- -41. as P Seated on Floor: Einspahr, l-ledrick, Plowman, Morrisey, Janet Brown, M. J. l-lorton, l-lorvath Second row: Neubert, Drake, M. Crawford, Creamer, McKinney, Marshall, Payne, M. Mount Third row: Odom, Ames, Brickey, Jan Miller, McGraw, E. Parker, J. Turner, l-larness, Pendarvis, Reilly, M. Little, l-lencke, Clayton, Perry Not pictured: R. Ball, Griebeling, l-lachtmeyer, Schaefer, Tuttle, D. Vincil , I i i MUSC' mdjOfl l toggffl to oth? 1. hearC V ldborat fo whit First VOX-'il Second YC OT' Not pict. Y' C l SIGMA TAU DELTA ' Kappa Beta is the Lindenwood chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, the national English fraternity. This organization sponsors a spirit of good fellowship among the English students on campus, encourages creative writing, and strives to bring into common knowledge all that is fine in literature. Candidates for membership must have at least one thousand words published, and must be majoring or minoring in English. Sophomores and juniors must have an S average in English and a standing in the upper third of the class, and seniors, a general average of M. This yearys program was focused on a study of world literature. Activities included a party for upper- classmen majoring or minoring in English, a tea for the freshman and sophomore honor students, and the freshman literary contest. The society hopes that its sponsorship of active interest in good literature will become a permanent asset to its members. OFFICERS President . . . . . Margaret Mclfinney Vice-President . . Mary Swilley Clst Semesterb T Joyce Creamer QQnd Semesterb l Secretary . .... Coy Payne Treasurer . Keltah Long Cl st Semester? Dorothy Drake CQnd Semesterl SDonsor . . . . Dr. Alice Parker 1 Page 112 pac, K l 113 s i r , I I.- Tiix '- :Les-11-'43 .T'A'fL'.g'-lin.-u-m'.1Lfi51?,'T'9r,J.. A3 L-K 5' TRIANGI I3 CI UB Triangle Club prepares its students For understanding of scientific advances in modern civilization. Members of tliis club lwave maintained an S in tlriree courses in tlie science department and are eitlfier majoring or minoring in biological science, pliysical science, or matliematics. llie Triangle Club brings togetlier tlwose students witli scientific interests and gives tliem an opportunity to extend tlieir knowledge to otl'ier Fields. -lliis year tl'ie members liave studied tlie ettects of atomic radiations on living substance, and liave lweard several reports from students wlio l'iave already begun tlieir worl4 in l'iospitals or industrial clwemical laboratories. Eacli year tlwe club sends several student delegates to tlwe Missouri Academy ol Science to which papers of individual researclw done by the students of Lindenwood are often contributed. OFFICERS president . . . . . . Jacolyn Foreman Vice-President . Eleanor Anne l-ledricl4 Secretary l . . Joanne Sliroder Treasurer Arminta Harness Sponsor , Dr. Mary Talbot First row: M. Crawford, Landberg, Plowman, Stahlhut, Ames, Ritter, E. Parker, Pendarvis, Merrill, Wenner Second row: Creamer, Payne, Trimble, Einspahr, Shroder, Foreman, Hedrick, Harness, Liebermann, Oak, W. Viertal, O'Flynn, Janet Brown, B. Callaway, Morrisey Not pictured: Kendall, Kern, Long, Vincil, Waye Page 113 Hfffyg , Vf-- H, r--11 55 lJ '! 'Pp 2 J: ui If . M W,-y,7fa-: -jf M5551 15192-w,2'f1' rf' ' Er? n ARMY AND NAVY BEATS Bound together by a common baclcground and interest, the Ufixrmy and Navy Bratsn add a martial o 4 1 ' . I touch to the Lindenvvood campus. This organization reminds us that for many, the War is yet a practica reality, for the Fathers ol these girls serve vvith the occupation forces. The informal meetings and panels largely consist ol discussions upon the post-vvar vvorld, the prob- lems of the occupational force, the possible army-navy merger, and the developments of peace conferences. Loolcing toward the future, the Army and Navy Bratsn have begun the rehabilitation program vvithin their ovvn organization. Converting from vvar to peace, this club has exchanged the tales and vvar stories of Dads campaigns forthe problems ol the post-vvar vvorld and the future. Ql:l:lCEl2S President . . . . . Mary Landberg Vice-President . . Carolyn Brandhorst Secretary-Treasurer . . Carma l-lagelmirg First row: Nissley, l-laselmire, Landberg, Brandhorst, Gard ' ' Second row: I-l. Reed, Joan Brown, Gullion, Thompson Page 114 , 1, '..1' A is X t .R 'f - 4 R? i I 3 tk rf- ,3 P. -. 'ily ' , 1 '92-7 ' -'f52- - - 1---ff 'Y's'-1-44-' . 11111. fit A 'N .:. .f B414 FZ '!T'ffIf.fnQ?9AH.Psi.i!'::.5fif:f:r?FA'l'L 'HU' l '11 I A fb BE. 4 Members: Adair, Barnett, Bender, Bernard, Bishop, Blankenship, Janet Brown, Joan Brown, Burba, Burton A Bush, B. Bush, Cartwright, S. Chandler, Clay, Cochran, Creamer, Dana, Dick, Drake, Dunavant, Ellard, Ellis Errington Etheridge, Fee, Finck, Fink, Foegeding, Foreman, Frank, Fritschel, Garvin, Gentle, Grey, Griffiths, Gross Hagerty Hammond, Harness, Heine, Hencke, Heye, Hicks, Hierholzer, Hirst, Hohmann, Holden, Horton, Hudson Jargo F. Johnson, F. Jones, Kern, Kinkade, Koch, Landberg, Lamphere, Lege, Liebermann, Macy, Marshall Martin, Mc Corstin, McGinnis, McGraw, Merrill, Merx, Metz, Nagel, Neef, Neubert, Nolan, G'Flynn, R. Parker, Paul, Platt, Peavyhouse, Perry, Polley, J. Reed, Reilly, Rindsig, Roberts, Sagaser, Schatzmann, Schneeberger, Schroeder Sebastian, A. Smith, E. Smith, Stickler, Straus, Strength, Temple, Theoianopoulos, Tipton, Trimble, M. Turner, Tuttle, J Viertel W. Viertel, Wade, Walsmith, Waye, Wenner, Wetzler, J. Williams, P. Williams, Windrow, Yarbrough P Young ATHLETIC ASSGCIATICDN The Athletic Association was a vital part ol the lives ol most ol the students at Lindenwood this year. Besides the hundred active members, an increasing number ol girls took part in the association sponsored intramural and recreational activities program. Candidates lor membership spent two hours practicing each ol three sports and passed the begin ners' tests in them. Throughout the year they competed in such intramural activities as hockey, basketball tennis, table-tennis, swimming, softball, archery, and riding. The program included a freshman open house, a hayride, an all-college barn dance, a play-day with neighboring colleges, interschool hockey and basketball games, and an award banquet. ln perhaps no other organization is there such an opportunity for the development ol sportsmanship and lair play. The sports and games learned through participation in the Athletic Association will pro vide wholesome, worthwhile, leisure-time activities lor today's students and tomorrow's women Page 115 President . . Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer . . lntramural Chairman Social Chairman . Publicity Chairman OFFICERS Jeane Sebastian Jo Ann 0'Flynn . Nancy Kern . Frances Jones . Ruth Waye . Mary Ruth Platt .Jo Ann Liebermann , 1 ,ww , - ,v-.-qff: ,'.4 gf 'rb-as uw' if fy,-f ML Q' hw' t sfWs M '1 39.45 iff-s-Kfff.sv ?2.2rFwJW't f-f3'1.Uii'S37E:fU+ ff.wvf3tl.i i-?1L ' L D5 ' 1' Q' 1' I '74 4' f A, .4 rf. mf- 'J v.i- u- TH Jef. ' ffl' vs? -'1ff.'f:'u 5 Vit' ,-57.x'ZQ'fiP 'F fig gr? 4-TJ' bs? r. .' . 4 1f ., .1 -' .. .- -- ' ' - ' -' - ' - - '- -t - 5 ' ' ' ' rf-Q' .ri l l ' f , LM 4 3 . 7, V i tlfxjfif. 1- 'QM , f . 5-f . , - . , , . s ,f , ,Q V, .,, , 1 , 3 E I x 4 W, 31 cs I . .K V, , , . W, Mfyp I s., .Q pai' 2' V ' . X 4' ' 'X QW' , ,, Q r . -s - f -ss V - ' .4 ,. ,, r ff fr ,g,,,W.,, l uv 2 .A A 2i5'uBZL . ' f Y, X 'l , rf ' f! HfLffff l l l ll iiffvzifgyu, , l l 1 S l First row: Strength, Frank, Elsholtz, Fee, Evans-Lombe, l-larness, l-lirst, Rannells, Tipton Second row: Dana, A. Mount, M. A. Smith, Playter, J. Viertel, Hagerty, Koch, B. Bush, Kern, W. Viertel BETA CI-ll r I I I' I ln Beta Chi, Lindenvvood girls have an organization which not only encourages better horseman- Q i ship and a knowledge of the development and trends ol equitation, but provides lor all-out lun with the , horses. To become members of Beta Chi, the girls must be able to perform certain riding sl4ills, as Well as prove that they are Familiar with horses and riding equipment. Upon passing these requirements, the l.. C. girls Find themselves spending most ol their time either in the ring, or on cross-country jaunts Cend- ing with the inevitable Hleastnl To promote interest, Beta Chi sponsors the annual horse shovv, riding-meets with other colleges, the Lindenvvood riding team, and, in cooperation with the Athletic Association, intramural riding. E OFFICERS i President . . Nancy Kem, Vice-President . Marie Koch Secretary-Treasurer . , I Babette gush Sponsor - ' . Mrs. l-lelen Egelhotl Page 116 ' !. 1-. , -fr I lts ol pr be an tio co rar Qfc S21 Lei UE I .. 1 I J Q , -,Nj V. V. 5 W . I N, 5-...fu I 1-5: X E Lg J' T T . A ,., - - 4-,. Y-, , ,,,...-,L-.4-, .,.,,-,, N, .-N ..., jf .M1rf'f..-f fE:r.:wNf'xss1.1i5, at 'i113ifiz.,1..L,..f '.w-ya ii'-v+Q.1+f1o,..'sl14.a3-f Ja5' Wx fnui-..,..b.!e.. , . THE LIINIDENWCDCDED THEATER GE THE AIR The promotion ol interest in radio is the basic purpose ol the l.indenvvood Theater of the Air. lts bi-vveelcly production ol children's plays over the local station KFUQ constitutes a practical study oi the influence oi radio as an experimentation in techniques. Sl4its and plays, Written by the group, are presented as programs lor other campus organizations. This year the group enjoyed a tour ol the studios ol KMQX and gained insight into the complex behind-the-scenes activities ol a larger broadcasting establishment. ln the iall the organization held an open house lor the laculty. The l.indenvvood Theater ol the Air attended the Missouri Radio Educa- tion Conierence in St. Louis in February. ln the spring, the group invited representatives from other colleges to an area-vvide radio conference which Featured many important speakers lrom professional radio. Competence gained through the activities oi this group encourages participation in civic atlairs after graduation. For those vvho loolc iorvvard to a career in radio vvorl4, the pre-prolessional experience secured in this organization proves valuable. QFFICERS ' President . . . . Susie Perry Vice-President . l-lazel Clay Secretary-Treasurer . . . Rosemary Dron Sponsor . . Miss Martha May Boyer Left to right: Perry, Rosier, Ritter, Stull, Reeves, Frevv, Cunningham, Wetzler, Joan Brown, Dron, Clay, Coons, J. Williams, l-lencke Page 117 4 as . ,-1.glfvE.fa f as-gg-f mmf? , , ,,. E , m -'fa fwyycf' i ,JJ-.t:'4,'!'f.v.7 fEiQ--E VfYff'f'f1,i-,hffifdu v 'F -fav- .an swf -S955 1fw:fcv'1,.s.-'f1ft+'s1'vf+-F ff ffui H. v 3f?Smf '+ V, .f ifffww f- CI-ICDII2 The Lindenwood Vesper Choir of sixty-one members adds lyric enjoyment to life on the campus. Under the direction of Mr. Milton Rehg, the choir arranges anthems for the pleasure of the campus audiences. It conducts and leads the devotional music for Sunday night Vespers. At the annual Christmas concert the choir presented a program of Bach's Christmas Qratorio and traditional carols. Lindenvvood is knovvn for the quality of its choir, and this year the group was called upon to perform at Kiel Auditorium and in several of the St. Louis churches. The ability to sight-read songs of medium difficulty and a good singing voice are the requirements for membership in the choir. Good training is received for future choir vvork and the organization of civic music groups. GFFICERS President . . . Lucette Stumberg Vice-President . Bonnie Lumpkins Secretary-Treasurer . . Mary Morris First rovv: Kane, Moehlenkamp, Stumberg, M. Little, A. Nichols, I-lunter, Lumpkins, Bates, l-lorvath, Blankenbaker Second row: J. Williams, McElhoes, Farley, Gentle, P. Kahre, Blacketer, Blankenship, Griffiths, Watkins Third row: A. Smith, Spears, Temple, Gannaway, Wenner, Rannells, Reed Fourth row: Fritschel, Brickey, l-licks, Brandon, Stewart, Finck, Kirchhoff, V. Turner, Holcomb Fifth row: Bender, Lloyd, Morris, Schmode, Flournoy, l-lall, Trefz, Lane, Ellis, Halverson Sixth rovv: Becker, Ellard, Walton, Court, DeVries, S. Young, L. Wilkie, Jackson, Bragdon, P. Williams Page 118 11. H .. W. - + - .1 . J.-w- ....f. .V -f - J. .. V..-:.a.:.av.-tan gent., fYf,TT'm,1?,Q f . - First row: Griffiths, Sanders, Qveraker, B. Brown, Scaife, Liebermann, Landberg, Thomason, Burba, Clark, Adair, Mathis, Ewing, Amis Second row: Fletcher, J. Miller, Menke, Pate, M. Mount, Sticlcler, l-laddad, Newell, Swofford, l-lake, Whitcomb. Third row: Anderson: Drake, Bauer, McGehee, Stahlhut, Park, Strength, Vandbergh, M. Callaway, Wanderer, Schmode, F. Johnson, Kraft, Nelson, Reese, l-licks, Metz, Marshall CCDMMEIQCIAI. CLUB The Commercial Club has as its purpose the establishment and promotion of business ability. lt furnishes the members with an insight into the industrial world. A girl must be tal4ing two commercial subjects and must be interested in the business world to be eligible for membership. The club's social calendar for this year was launched by a meeting for the purpose of getting ac- quainted with new members. This was successfully followed by a theater party, a St. l3atricl4's Day tea for the faculty and administration, and the annual picnic at the ovens. The club was addressed by several speal4ers, among them Miss Reecie l-lodgson, an expert demonstrator of shorthand and typing, who helped the members with office techniques. Several students made trips into St. l.ouis where they visited func- tioning offices. OFFICERS President , ..... Mary Landberg tv--p -Ci , D Th ms ip 'Ce res' em ififli ofQ2if?iqQfa 5222235 Secretary-Treasurer . ---- - June BUVFPG Recorder , , Jo Anne Liebermann Page II9 ' - . J. K frCf'f vfa?ff1ZsHf-?t'ffi YIa Yfifi i ??W Ml,T -3Zfft'5- r.:.i'.ff.w fv f -it . - U-mg . - . 5,4 f - . . . A 1 '. ' . sr ' f-sz-r .+f '-'.- J' . M Y- .U '5i?T 1'-.,.v-LJUQ- J. .y'T'fl:wc,w'Sz1.?. M 5-A 1' ' Y f- - 'Y I ' l First rovv: Bishop, Groce, Waye, l-lachtmeyer, l-lorvath, Cluny, Stark, Phillips Second rovv: l-leye, Gross, Clay, Finclc, R. Wilkie, Schaefer, Ritter, Darst, Littrell, Ladeen Ostmann Third row: Steiert, Willbrand, Moehlenkamp, E. Parker, Merx, Svveeney, Egelhotf, Faerber, Loma Ostmann, Kavvahara DAY STUDENTS The non-resident students ol Lindenvvood have handed together to lorm the Day Students' Cluh to enable them to participate as a unit in college lile. This organization corresponds to the halls vvhich in resident students live. The club competes vvith residence halls in intramural activities, and joins them in giving programs. V The Christmas banquet at the Duquette, a spring picnic, and the theatre party comprised the main social events ol the year. Well-known to all students is the Day Student lounge, located on the First floor ol Roemer l'lall. Resident students olten drop in to this popular rendezvous to participate in the discussions concerning campus and world events. QFFICERS President ' Lois Hachtmeyer Vice-Rresident Helen Horvath Secretary-Treasurer . - . Ruth Wdye Sponsor . . Mrs. Marguerite Ahrens Page 120 - .:. ff ' ' -'4'.-- '- N5-1 'ft gy a J I, A - J., - M ...V - --. ,-f-.f-.......,, vw -wif Y .41-1 Fw'ff::!.!nv179 15.15i.ff':,fvIfZigi fp.gf.Lf.g? .-'ge-LXFWS-Film.-Pi LA?-lf'i:L?ae-P4X Ju i' LH 'ha FNCQRL CLUB LindenWood's Encore Club was organized in 'l9-40. .Membership is unlimited, and the only en- trance requirement is that somemember oi a 3irl's Family must have been a Former Lindenwood student. P Members ol the Encore Club welcome new students on campus, carry on the traditions oi Linden- wood, and help to keep her history alive. Encore Club donates annually a basket oi lood to a needy family at Thanksgiving and sends candy to the School oi the Qzarks For their Christmas party. Qn Founders day, the members act as hostesses to the visitors on campus. ln February, the club sponsored a Valentine party for members and guests. The members oi Encore Club hope to establish Lindenwood as a tradition in the Families oi the students. OFFICERS Sponsor . Miss Kathryn l-lankins President . . Mary Lois Walsmith Vice-President - MGVY lVlOVV'5 Secretary--Freasurer . - MGVY -l-WUS Publicity Chairman . Chloe Wh2VVY First row: Willbrand, R. Wilke, Reese, Roberts, Murphy, Stumberg, Verploeg, Couch, Vincil, l-lillenkamp, Bond, dePuy, Mathis Second row: Campbell, l-ledrick, B. Little, Pierson, J. Turner, Malone, Finck, Clay, M. Morris, E. Parker, Coons, Overaker Third row: Darnell, M. Callaway, Paul, Landberg, Kendall, Ritter, Sayer, Weinkauf, Ramsey, Spitzer Fourth row: Macy, Wetzler, l-lirst, Schatzmann, Kern, Marshall, Sebastian, Pohl, Fodness, J. Viertel Page 121 ,, . , .W ra'-f 5 fri. E' Fir -W . .N - . fi '--vwf cfvz'Lv'f'- fcw:'4fH+ 'P'M'Tf4ff+r44'? fTf 4'wf'5f ' M 'I' F F iKvrf'Qs1m'fw- -cf -rr'-.:4 's9sx-wig -xxrav if-3-f.wf+-W'K '?1. +1T4f,?'5fvz1'f v' ,L 4f'tffi-1 --.3 ww- dwwfa may A,,,y:... .M . 5?jfmr1-I I,,,,1,1g, - Tj ,,,,y.Q 5' V9 .k:,.. 'f'.i-Y -4 -' af'--' 1 - All students interested in teaching as a career are eligible for membership in the Future Teachers of America. This organization develops interest in teaching as a profession and gives members a better understanding of the problems of present-day education. The great importance of education in society and the responsibilities of the teaching profession are stressed. Working with others of similar inclina- tions, these future teachers endeavor to increase interest in the great necessitv for education in the modern world. During American Education Week the club sponsored a convocation dealing vvith the present crisisin education, and later gave a tea honoring the public school teachers of the city. OFFICERS Rresident . . Marguerite Little Vice-Rresident . . Barbara -froth Secretary . . . Louise Ritter Treasurer Janice Lovve Sponsor . Dr. Ray Garnett First rovv: McKinney, Groce, Janet Brovvn, Ritter, M. Little, Lowe, Reece, J. Williams, l-lohmann, Blacketer, Plovvman, M. Mangum, Stark Second row: I-lorvath, I-lunter, Riedel, Foreman, F. Jones, Cluny, Bennett, Keighley, Marshall, Stahlhut, Cheney, Halverson ThirdDrovv: McC-Jravv, Weinkauf, Day, Pierson, Bivins, Morris, M. Crawford, Flournoy, Rogers, Garvin, Bond, Bragdon, unavant FourtlI2Arovly: Titus, Carney, I-lall, Playter, DeVries, Paul, F. Johnson, Jackson, Cochran, l-lite, l-lachtmeyer, Fodness, Fritschel, on gomery - Page 122 5 ,. ,Aja-g if E jg .if R 4' -A --M - Y-MP:-1-. f3:?,2.qSJv?,1gvgLi1g,,5Sfi,'ig,4ff,271 .fv:,':g,,,5g i,,..3f+ First row: l-leine, Jacobson, Clark, Kendall, Tuttle, Lednick, Riedel, Wagner, Wade, Babcock Second row: Peavyhouse, Manuel, Elliott, Baber, K. Williams, Schmode, McCormac, J. Jones, Hanson, Freerlcson,O'Flynn Third row: Becker, Sweeney, Brite, Weller, Albrecht, Verliruzen, Bates, Montgomery, l-l. Jones, McGraw INSTRUMENTAL ASSCDCIATICDN 'lo promote the enjoyment and understanding oi music, forty students and several laculty members who can play music ol moderate difficulty join one or more divisions ol the Instrumental Association. The symphonic band presented tour concerts during this year with outstanding piano and voice students as soloists. The swing band was heard several times at parties, and the many small ensembles were in constant demand at campus gatherings. Using UShovvboat as its theme, the association sponsored an all-school mixer in November. For the students vvho plan to mal4e music their career, the ensemble training is invaluable, but even for those to whom music will remain a hobby, the regular practice is worth a great deal. Successful members will participate in the various musical activities ol their communities. OFFICERS Rresident . . . . Shirley Riedel Vice-Rresident . - ' - Bdflidfd Wade Secretary-Treasurer . . Shirlee Wagner fist Semesterj R Corinne Weller CQnd Semesterl President oi Qrchestra ---- pdf Tuttle President ol Band . - -ldnefl-2df1lCl4 Page 123 .s ., . - T ., s- fwy. 'c '?? ff? f ' QWQ iZ tfffw' 'V53? -f WqvATf X-va- as-auf! FWS? rf-'asFtsJ:M - ', -JIT 5+-'fwsxi . f.27N?'5'?f ' L ' sy:.Vf31.cafL..fva+'1ffff 4' 4' Lltglfki. 3. I 5 V 71 5 .. -.4 .. - First row: Marshall, Lumpkins, Stumberg, Schatzmann, Ann Nichols, Perry, Mangum, S. Williams, J. Williams, Rosier, Joann Miller, J. Smith, M. J. Miller, l-lillenkamp, Shroder, Coons Second row: Lanphere, Colahan, Kendall, l-lunter, Riedel, Drake, J. Garrison, Nolan, Keighley, Tuttle, Blacketer, Mont- gomery, Stahlhut, Joan Brown, Morehead, Neff, Wetzler Third row: Dunavant, Bender, Baber, Reaves, Vincil, V. Crawford, Reilly, Schilb, Kiralfy, Peck, A. Mount, Weinkauf, M. Little, Payne, Bragdon, Lowe, Sloan, Ching Fourth row: Ball, Kane, Ray, Oak, Long, Bivins, Sayer, Court, Arminta Nichols, McBride, l-l. Jones, l-lerziger, Lane, Ryan, Faucette, Dana, Dowd, R. l-lardy Fifth row: Lant, Blakey, Foreman, l-leine, McGraw, l-lawkins, Breech, McGinnis, Trefz, Chandler, Griebeling, C. Jones, Ellard INTERNATICDNAL RELATICDNS The nternational Relations Club is a college organization whose aim is to encourage participation in civic affairs, create an intelligent interest in international relationships, train the student in group action, and introduce the student to the best sources of information on current diplomatic conditions. Through faculty and outside speakers the lnternational Relations Club plans to awaken the students realization of the importance of world affairs. The Club has presented such programs as HThe Education of German War Prisoners by Dr. Siegmund A. F. Betz, Labor in the World Today by Dr. l'-lomer Clevenger, The Diplomatic Significance of the Atomic Bombn by Mr. J. Walter Grundhauser, and Post War Britain by W. M. Guthrie, British Vice-Consul stationed in St. Louis. QFFICERS President . . , , u Ann Nichols Vice-President . . Betty Sue Perry SQCVZTGVY ' . Lois Schatzmann Treasurer . Lucette Stumberg Sponsor . Dr. Homer Clevenger Page 124 TSW? T if ' W' 1 r -'sf '-r ' ' 'af' LEAGUE Cl? WCDMLN VQTLRS Membership in the League oi Women Voters is open to all students, and this year the organization had one hundred members, It is especially concerned with creating a realization oi the individual's responsibility in state and national aHairs, and in arousing interest in political developments. The group tries to encourage intelligent, well-informed, interested voters. The worlc oi this organization has I caused many alumnae to join the senior League oi Women Voters and to continue an interest in political a airs. Members attended senior league conierences and discussions during the year as special activities. The program oi one meeting concerned instruction in the voting methods ol various states. ln the spring, the annual National Citizenship Day was held to recognize those students who have' reached the age ol Qi and have become voters. . OFFICERS president . . . Nancy Kern Vice-president . Jacolyn Foreman SQCVQUSVY - Jane Morrisey l -lreasurer . . Susie Rerry Sponsor Miss l-lilda Kelley Members: Baker, Ball, Bender, Blacketer, Bragclon, Brandhorst, Breech, Breimo, Janet Brown, Joan Brown, Cartwright, S. Chandler, Cheney, Ching, Chodorow, Corrigan, Court, Cox, DeRusha, Dunavant, Dunbar, Elam, Ellard, Ellis, Everly, Faucette, Finla, Foegeding, Foreman, Freerksen, Fritschel, Gannaway, Gard, Griebeling, l-lake, l-lalverson, l-lawlcins, l-leine, l-lierholzer, l-lillenkamp, James, C. Jones, l-l. Jones, J. Jones, Joy, Kane, Kendall, Kern, Kolmer, Lanphere, Lewis, M. Little, Long, Lowe, Lumplcins, McConnell, McCormac, McGraw, McKinney, M. Mangum, Manuel, Marshall, Maurer, Mercer, Metzger, Joann Miller, Montgomery, Morrisey, Morrow, Murphy, Nagel, Neef, Neii, Newcomb, Ann Nichols, Peavyhouse, Peck, Perry, Powers, Quail, Ray, Reese, Roberts, Ryan, Sayer, Schatzmann, Scheven, Sebastian, Selzer, Shade, Sponenbarger, Springfield, Stahlhut, Stegall, Stigler, Stumberg, Temple, Theofa- nopoulos, Tipton, V. Turner, Wadsworth, Webb, Weinlcauf, Wells, Wetzler, Whitelcer, S. Williams, Windsor, K. Young Page 125 z . - . . U.,-.-fm a-ff f .-. -' -vs .. f H V W N V W .,,,v,,. 17 vi- L5 -512,-gs-j'i java'-f53.,rj,.ag'1r1f'fj'!'sg-11 '!',f.'1,,v:5.:zgvL-ff ' ' -'f-51,4 bigiy' n'F3?'.KSY': '-Yfrwn. 1. 'r 1c'i w1.5ff - rx -ma.. -afv-' Yagi-x:r23.'4'N-H.' Fr' iY'9k'i5W'I'Ta.'X ' '.:s-v1NT,.'f! 1k?J 'f. f 3.5-P 4J'N9'7i'1if'f ..i.?s- P-2'9'i3'lr'5vf-9? v9f'?J ff:-fi f i'f Tyr ' ' ' ' 0- A, - -g, L , -U , 4 w., s ,Dk -:F I -l -Y -A-. .,., -5 ... . -J-.av , 0, Y X. :xy mg- .-.X ug.-M' .-. ,. ya.-1':71'vA-'X-fix, . -1, L . L A A ' W, I-A, . :-af? 11121. ,vsazL z,....1,9ge x1fYSai Q,m.fL.g3.l'- 'flaficaxfii--s 1u.e.4 x..fis 'fr.Zf5'i3'4 i LINDEINI LEAVES BGAIQD The Linden Leaves staff proudly presents to you, the 1947 yearbook. l-leld within these pages is your lite at Lindenvvood-your fellovv classmates and professors, the campus clubs and organizations, extracurricular honors and activities, fun parties and dances-the tradi- tions of your alma mater and college life. ln March, the Linden Leaves staff again sponsored the contest for the popularity queen of the student body. Jan Miller vvas elected to reign at the St. Patriclls Day dance, with Jeane Sebastian and Joanne Shroder as first and second maids. The staff vvishes to express its appreciation for the assistance of Mr. fred Bassman of the Mid-State Printing Company, Mr. George Mcclarey of the ,lahn and Qllier Engraving Company, and of the photographers, Mr. Albert Kister, Carlos' representatives, and Biaget Studios. Qur appreciation is also extended to our faculty advisors, Dr. Alice Gipson, Miss Alice Davis, Miss Elizabeth lsaacs, and - Miss Grace Albrecht. With the theme of looking to the future, vve have tried to emphasize the importance of American college women in the changing World affairs at home and abroad. We have illustrated the necessity for the college vvomanls playing a leading role in the home, in the office, in the church, and in civic, national, and international affairs. To you, we dedicate the Linden Leaves of 1947, a promising beacon for the future. Seated: Beazley, Horvath Standing: Pendarvis, Brown, Marshall W l i F. l E P l f F Page 126 P l r gitrqs-fjyfvv r 'Ir ,:.. '. ,- 1 , v .- l. M. , . , , A I ' - - I ' susnfw 1.zs1 ..,,fLl 3s-n.'v-3.-i. .zL.z.,z...L -m.s.Jssz:,is'...hs.E!! l if fvfzihx W fi rx, -'TEX-. ' -.M M,- II A 5., - . Q U, V hir:--. N' 'I' R, ,5 :EFT Iv.. - .. I- U - ..I fn v.. .I .-,, .Q , A, .,I A I l Tin 'ff ' . 1 l l A' J Haig. I lf, I .,,,. First row: Janet Brown, Marshall, I-lorvath, Pendarvis, Beazley, Kinkade Second row: A. Mount, Mangum, S. Williams, Blankenship, I-lorton, Metz, Wenner, Lumpkins Third row: M. Mount, Dana, Selzer, I-lirst, Clayton, Liebermann, Roberts Fourth row: McGraw, McCormac, l-leine, Priest, Lowe, McKinney, Reilly Fifth row: I-lamill, Brubaker, J. Turner, Mathis, Swilley Sixth row: Flournoy, Joy, Court, Odom, Jan Miller, Kendall, F. Jones LINDEN LEAVES STAFF FACULTY ADVISERS: BUSINESS MANAGER: ART EDITOR: Dr. Alice Gipson Margaret Marshall Margaret Kinkade M' EI' Is II I 612122 fifgfecht ASST. BUSINESS MANAGERS: PI-IOTOGRAPI-IV: Miss Alice Davis Sally JOY SIWIVICY Williams Martha Mathis EDITOR: Jan Lowe ORGANIZATION EDITOR Helen F' Horvdth Miriam Reilly Marian Pendarvis ASSRTANT ERRORS: VW Bmdker ASST. ORGANIZATION EDITORS Marie Mount Louise M G ASSISTANT ART EDITORS: c raw Carol Clayton Marilyn Mangum Bonnie Lum kins P ADVERTISING MANAGER: Virginia Beazley LITERARY EDITOR: Janet Brown ASST. ADVERTISING MANAGERS: Frances Jones ASST. LITERARY EDITORS: Beverly Odom Margaret McKinney Jan Miller Mary Jane I-lorton Dorothy I-lirst Mary Jean Flourney Mary Ellen Priest Page127 ,f.- ,fi I V' IY7TI f?Jl 1' . -1-vu, v '-rt-,i L:'v'1x -7111 Jeane Turner Roberta Court Emily I-leine Nancy Dana Sally I-lamill Dorothy Roberts Mary Swilley Joann Liebermann Kay Blankenship Mariam Metz Barbara Wenner Irma McCormac Lovelle Selzer Audrey Mount Margaret Kendall .. ,,.. I ,--ww-I-. wr , 1 7 i fiC9?','T'. -T Y a '. Ffs'ff:'a'z: I '., f ???f ' Rid? Te' .C MW' A A'-yi l i i i i li i il ir i li i i ,i ii il, I, V l H Fmjfreer s 1 ,..'fm,..o M' D-H' 'L ' First row: M. J. l-lorton, Mercer, JoAnne Smith, Elam, Janet Brown Second row: Court, Bland, Neubert, Titus LINDEN BAIQK The Linden Barlc presents campus and world events to the students. A member of the Missouri College Newspaper Association, vvith First class rating in the Associated Collegiate Press, the Barlc holds a high position among college papers. Supervised by the journalism department, the Barlc upholds the journalists creed, striving tovvard clear thinking and clear statement, accuracy and Fairness as lunda- mentals to good journalism, With editorials and special Features-the Barl4 Barometer, Mollie Freshman, About Campus, and All Barlc and No Bite-the nevvspaper furnishes a record of campus activities and opinions. The Romeo contest in the spring introduced the Lindenvvood pin-up man, chosen by the popular Film star, Lizabeth Scott. The famous April l:ool,s issue gave the humantouch to the laculty members. By obtaining a l4novvledge of journalistic techniques and slcill in applying them, the Barlc stail: of '46-'47 has maintained its standing as a vital phase of campus life. SDOUSOV - . Mr. Charles C. Clayton Page 128 'Iwi' 'Q I 'lf i ' ? ,.,l Pt 'N . - .. . 'wg 4. 1 ,4 xx..- -. If. :S59 1l'I if Q Q A If MISSCDURI STATE SOCIGI OGICAL SCDCIETY In our present world, it is the duty ol all citizens to mow tlwe facts abo Lindenwood cliapter ol the Missouri State Sociological Association attempts to interest the students in ut living conditions. The todayls problems. llsiere are no entrance requirements. The group stresses tlwe importance ol sociology to tlie individual, and interests students in welfare worlc Furtliering tl'iis aim, tlwe club sent out tlwe Mis- souri Sociological pamplwlets at tlie beginning of tlwe year. ln later meetings papers prepared by tlwose Students taking Post-War Peace Problems were read, and the members were addressed bya leading St. Louis sociologist. A V OFFICERS President' . Jan Miller Vice-president , . Mary Rutlw Platt Secretary-Treasurer . - BZUY Hunter Jan Miller, Hunter Not pictured: Mary R. Platt i i i i 1 i 4 l Page 129 , ., Y- ,v- v, ., on'1'?f 'Tl KW' ,, -' X I ' - V vvjfv-tr 4' -I-P1'5Q-F2154-'sf,'2'z'w rj-4' f' Q F x V , - 'N' ..V -L. ,.-f 5-g. T . Y . . I i '-LF'-1' V ' f-72 ' hw- 53- . ' ..W,?.-1 - 'L'..4r. 6 'f 1.1-4.-' :iw-A .5 . V- .-I 1 s 1 1 fr Q- by i I l li l , i l I i i 1 v PCDETRV SCDCIETV Students and Faculty members who enjoy verse writing and criticism may belong to the Poetry Society. As an organization, it stimulates interest in poetry and brings togethersocially people of similar literary tastes. Members are chosen in the Fall from the students submitting original poems in the annual contest. This year, Alice Baber's prize poem, Give Me the Purple-Shadowed Moon, won her an honorary membership. At the meetings, the poetry of members is read and discussed, and tallcs on poetry are given. The society sponsors poets and lecturers who meet with groups and individual writers. An additional activity of the organization in the past has been the publication of two books of poetry. Membership in Poetry Society promotes continued reading and writing of verse and later association with literary groups. OFFICERS President . . . . . Jane Morrisey Vice-President . . Jacolyn Foreman Secretary . . . Mary Neubert Treasurer Mary Jane l-lorton Sponsor . Dr. Elizabeth Dawson First row: B. Callaway, DeVries, M. J. Horton, Neubert, Morrisey, Foreman Second row: Janet Brown, Rosier, JoAnne Smith, Clay Third row: Payne, Clayton Fourth row: Weller, Baber, Jan Miller Fifth row: Creamer, l-leine, Peck, Yarbrough Sixth row: Elliott, G. Phillips, M. Smith, Titus Seventh row: Lowe, l-lencke, S. Young Eighth row: McGraw, Court, Kern Not pictured: Fee, Long, Maddux, M. J. Miller, E. Parker, Rannells, Walsmith Page 130 ,t 'Q IN ' .. i. 'i i 'if U ., '-. ati' sr T TT' 5: -. 3 lf V I . xi i. : , M V ' , .1 -' - ' ' ' .z- ,,,.....- gg- , , , ' 'Y 'L -f fax , -i-1 lfygff- F . b First row: Janet Brown, Liebermann, McKinney, McGraw, S. Williams, Mangum, Roberts, F. Jones, Clayton, Lumpkins, l-leldt, Peck, Groce, Riedel, Pendarvis Second row: Metz, A. Mount, Dana, l-lorton, Blankenship, Marshall, Wenner, Elam, Joy, Gross, Reilly, Hamill Third row: McCormac, Selzer, J. Turner, C. Jones, Neubert, l-lorvath., Priest, Mercer, Jo Anne Smith, Bland, Flournoy Fourtlh row: Beazley, I-leine, Hirst, Darnall, Griebeling, M. Mount, Court, Kinkade, Rindsig, E. Parker, Titus, Long, Kendall, owe Left back: Brubaker, Swilley Right back: Odom, Jan Miller PRESS CLUB The journalistic interests of the campus are organized in the Rress Club. With a membership com- prising the combined stahfs of the Linden Leaves and the Linden Bark, the club performs both social and academic functions. Annually, the Press Club sponsors the Gridiron Dinner, a program oi skits inwhich campus celebri- ties are put on the gridiron. This year the second edition ol the HMarch of Slimen was presented with the slogan, Slime Slides Cn, and a broadcast from television station LCFS-FM. The Press Club trav- eled oil campus on two Field trips: an instructive tour of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat and an equally interesting reporters, introduction to a St. Louis police station and Radio Station KMQX. The Press Club presents an award each year for the best writing in a campus publication. OFFICERS Sponsor . . . Mr. Charles C. Clayton President . . . Carol Clayton Vice-President - Frances Jones Secretary . Bonnie Lumpkins Treasurer . 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Jones, Jan Miller, Beazley, Pendarvis, Morrisey, Perry STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSN The Student Christian Association is an a l-student organization on the Lindenvvood campus. lts purpose is Hto aid the individual student in realizing a lull ancl creative lile through a growing lcnovvledge ot God, to have a part in malcing this lite possible For all people, and to seel4 to understand Jesus, as vvell as to lollovv l-limf' Through the regular meetings and outside activities, the SCA hopes to build a concrete foundation For Christian living by malcing the students conscious of the basic religious principles vvithout prejudice, by a daily practicing ol Christian brotherhood, and by enabling all ol the students to lead a fuller, more well-rounded life. The SCA sponsors various campus activities throughout the year: the annual Thanksgiving tea, Christmas gilts tor Marl4ham Memorial, the World Student Fund, Religious Emphasis Week, and the street supper in the spring. Representative ol the entire student body, the Student Christian Association is l.indenvvood itself: Lindenvvoodis hopes lor the present and the luture, the hope ot vvorlcl-wide Christian living. OFFICERS SIOONSOV - . . Miss Juliet K. McCrory President - . . . Jan Miller Vice-president ........ Virginia Beazley Secretary .......... Marian Pendarvis TVZGSUVCV ----- -... l: rances Claire Jones Committee Chairmen: SOCidl Service ........ Betty Sue Perry gut ......... Marilyn Mangum rogram ........ Jane Mgrrigey lgflusli Mary Morris O06 Beverly Qdom Page 13.2 i jf'9i.'Sf11 vT'I-'f-1 ' f A' '- - - - f - -A rf U ,,,- 4 . ,I , Q ... .., R, ., ,. L- -.-,-, t- X. yy' ug- vfng 5 J . af ,af , .wf - 1 -.-f--'H uf :2-fM-- M -'f'-' -af-f : if .ililif E-fli1wf.21.lfg,Lvmfi1F+E-3443.1Q-5 ers?-,fidfaiszas n fha.: TAU SIGMA -Fau Sigma, the honorary dance Fraternity, is organized to study dance with its accompanying arts oi music, drama, and design. Candidates For membership are judged on their dancing abilities by mem- bers oi Tau Sigma, and then practice with the Fraternity For a semester, tal4ing part in one public perlorm- ance beiore being initiated. ln their February recital, the members presented a dance-drama adaptation of the Fairy tale, Ulhe Little Match-Girlf, Several dances to music From the musical comedy, Oklahoma, were also included in the program. lVlrs. Elizabeth Schneider, dance instructor at Normandy l-ligh School, was the choreo- grapher for this recital. The organizations other public appearance was May Day when members danced forthe queen and her court. Student members oi Tau Sigma learn grace and coordination and are prepared to tal4e part in civic programs and community benetit shows. OFFICERS President . . Jo Ann Liebermann Vice-President . Joanne Shroder Secretary . . Lucette Stumberg Treasurer . Juanita Pardee Sponsor . . Miss Dorothy Ross First row: Stumberg, Shroder, M. 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LINDEMAN FRANCES GREER Lecturer SODVGHO RUTH PCDSSELT COUNT DE PRQRCDK Violinist and Pxccompanist Lecturer -41' L 3 g ' Q F n 1 I , N r K i K V - i ...'fmt,J,. rv'-..-v-1-5' ' I -'ef hu- -6- W1 4. ., W A-L. V .. . . 4 '- 'f M, , ,' ' if ,, no .A 5 X' f , e - is-,V , X .' vi J , X p A 4 V , , ? x at i . 4 X x i N . M ,wx ff ww wwf:-I ff ' Noon . . . Dot and Mack . . . Qin that girl . . . Yep-sine missed it . . . You name it . . . Ship aiioyi . . . Sunday-go-to-meetin' . . . Did you ieed everyone? . , . Weil? . . . The pampas Pggp! I L, 4 - 1 ,0 -4- .... Q .f-,- .. Y .......-..-,,-,-,, 4,-AA, A4 at? L 4 ,J 1 ,Mt - I R , v , R- x . 1 , -14 .pu H, C :YA .aLZr3,.h,:A., ig' 1:1 ,,.,- 12-.in-,Y -.1...y: ,M A709 V X, 5118. .sz 'JT , h X MLM, 1... mf,fn?-vL.:,,uiL4ffzqssLxgf.j4SJAi,i LHQ5-1'AL3Bi.i :gui vs? r LLM X1 x W' ' 'FRN .. Q.-tx , , Q Q Q X X X X X Wi ,. l. i - , Wt as f U-Q35 . . . Jinny and Susie are cuties . . . Statf of lite . . . Donit Forget to sign out . . lnseparables . . Contact . . . The big city . . . Taiiin' along Page 151 f X 1 . gf' , ! f , X I-5 Yr ' r'C 7 J ' 7fA ' fTi7 V' 'F T516 WWQW 'iff TYF' 1 :rv-r'I,fv 'Tv' tx, va fw a + of H 77, WSJ 'fj,e,i w fif+fi'73,'3f jf-gtg.-ggtizajffi-Egg., gy M tw 15-ff 1,1 'Mi - '5H '1. by W , , ,, Y , V -w . ., 1 ' ' - - ' -- ' b A - 4. ' 1 9' -1g .. 1- v., --, .4 rr' '. -P 1 -- 5 ' . - ' -'v '.La .- x YY. 1 Ati ,4 Xp wg A-A .KJ-3 X IL f bd Lgyfui lit-,PK AM ,. . ,.,tf, -.'p-.t. -Tk.. 'rw-,. gr.-Q. 1, 'Y ' 1 ' ' .Y -A i l l ii Q 1 i i l i l ull i if ' 1 ' l 1 l l il i i rl 5 l i l l i IW El l 'i l :Q I i I lui l lj! 3 i Q l . i l Q, ,ii NW l X , i , Y l 1. l l i i, , i i 1, f. ' - I , 1 V ! , I f, if ' x as - - X I ,,,,. , Mira, t Ya ii, 1, t ' 4 MMM., f I f an, X ,v 2 K X ' , t X - -........i ' 5 ' Rolling along . . . Are they? . . . Better than ice cream almost . . . SnOW scene . . . Hurry Christmas . . . Fuzzy wuzzy . . . QHwe go . . .Qooopsll . . . Snow babies . . . Target lor today . . . Lose something? Page f' 3 I i f Q INS PCN A i fi H i 1 .rg 51 f Jw It I1 1 '15 V, . f . gg. Y .4 -. ,- -, ,. A Q -JU ' - A A. ...L , -V - ' - .ns-i-, 1 fy. 1, , .2 -'-L., -. ... . HW., A.- -- , , 95 ' ' 'h + -'-Sf' if -' 7.'. '. bww- if.'11,.f-i an 'I VW' iff? '-2s,Pf'mt-2 . . M, -- ,gk,,l . 25.3. Aw L-Al--1,-. 1...i -,LJ 5' ti? it xv' zz: xg:-JK inns: Riding the rail . . . Picinicking . . . Swinging from the rafters . . . Proud team . . . Defying gravity . . . Whoa- . . . Just horsin' around . . . Play- time . . . The big day . . . Two from Tennessee . . . Juciy's best Friend Page 153 rf ,ef fgrf 'lx qf rv if 9,411 ff' V. ' I f .. , rf?-QJf L J ffl -. frm . f ..- , , .,+, 3. 1 4 4. V J, R.. WE -,-, 'i,1F1 l-Awe, ,iq-1-.sq ' -fgj-.4:f5,i',,f'. ?'q,f?-':jf9vl'.i'- fvff' ,JL '- 4. r N v,,-. A, t 1. Z . , g I ., , V , , , ,JV wi as if A H ' 1, -333+-ff . fi. 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We three Y? r if Pam' 154 ft wh ,fm r -ffl u, ,mr TT: n A-Jun' if 'said -JL ., 34, -sf:,, l Y, -,. ' x Liv ..-wg-J--1'-' 4 'vmyi 'v - o-. N- La W, ' N x . ,Q ,T .,,.-gg.. ...-,:-:rax- X 'gif'-,i4ffQ,u.5f itxnvjfb-LL? :iw If -a 1 Loafing . . . Under the arbor . . . Fugitives . . . Loolc at the birdie . . . Girls and the Gables . . . Three heads are better than? . . . Did he Write today? . . . Saturday . . . partial . . . White elephants Page 155 iflfrvfrvw- . Ay-f...r,.A- .V -- .,. . .1,,. - .... ,.,. . . . . 4. . U. .Q . :, ,., . .I .L A .Y 1-. Q nk- J K . in v- gl' vv, ij 1 , F ,rf-up-. -v--. Q - . .i rv -', I , , H. -I , ' U ., 1 ,- , I ,V V W ' 41 rx Q. 'K -xi . Y ,V 4, A, L5-x,i'?'Q 'Y K! 727 r 5,51 ?73 ,.-gpm?-ff'l?:'lq-14.-t-l'9,L in 7L'l5'fL.Ad?'5.a:gb:?i-, 4-71?-:Z:,31i'1?fi 7 'f fr -f pa-v-,y:.1-,,aq w4,s,,Q.yti'T ff, M., ri 541 .54 F -6 A 1 i nf! pl. if - fflg 4 6 N1 two xx x 1 img fi H9253 Tennis For two . . . Leggy lassies . . . Can you take a hint? . . . Devotion . . . Sweater for Rey? . . . Buddies . . . Six little Smoes . . . Beware of the Hu Pagg 156 TJ, 1 4' ' -V- ' ' -1-L A- if .in-Liu 5 V-51,.,,5.. ..- N.. -..-,. X A A.,,, . -, X A 'M 1-1+ -1-5- .q'2'T:- i'we'-,i411'.'... PIAPV 3 a A: - .-..-r:- .3 .M 'ax 1.4-dnl L..q,gg, , 5 1...i LJ Q a Hfioodniglwt, Sweetheart , . . Qverclue . . . Don't study too hard . Madam Tarzan . . . New species? . . . We are happy! We are seniors! . Excess baggage . . . Mammy! Page157 Z KTV W '---ff'-1-N.. af-f--vu-rvfp --aww. ,..,f5f'f, j' 3, f iii' Q s 5-1 T1 if Q 41 U. 3' H , .J l',r fl iii! rs , ini, a-fri ui I? 't 4 I! f Y 'L sr' i Y ti? X N K 5 les, X is We xt? 5 ig' K -ag:-f ra- i ., XX V i i X H ,, li N Champs . . . Just strolling . . . Lazy daze . . . Smiles . . . What is it? . . . Pretzel . . . Happy holiday . . . No lecture? . . . Cn the gridiron Pugf 155 '19 1, I '- ' V ... pw,-,J .M A, -,.. , , . -U-, -L,N,i.:m1.,.., ..g.-9:-,. X, LT. M awp -A ,A X YQ N Q -5 --,,,A.aL..x.m-A .wih i45L..A:i fililfffizx all-72,331 41g,q1,N A HYIDDCZ, slclppeen H-H'12II'Tld3iI'1dI'YII'1VdliClH June Qnd Page 159 rf--Wyfiirfgb, N152-cJ4'. 14 avr- NA -- .-Y .. , Y , . Y , J. - - - , Y -,- -. :ff -- '- -. .-1-W -' --' '-F'-vw -- fffv I '7'A 'f ' '- , - . ' 'a NM ' a ' ffafwfx 'U' -' N' '4'K '.,:Q +H+ E'-ff.,f2Hefv4v'E'43f7:5'3TA'j:fg4ffc4L9fQTf'iEt,Lap 22-'3,.i'f5l'-i'::iQ-f?Q,fgg,jff'fQfii,d- 11, 3-if ' ' ' f fl-W H ,ul 'f' .v bf: ' 3-'.1..4r fn' .- ,Jiri VN. Q LINDENWCOD CCDLLEGE Founded 1827 ST. CHARLES, MlSSour21 Prize your LINDEN LEAVES highly. Long after college days are over you will enjoy it, and long after college days are over Lindenwood will be here to serve you. w L I f- QTWF' 'V 1' f f '.L -5-naar: ' R' ' Q -- ., 9? -V . I I I I YOUR BADGE IS A Tl-IING OF BEAUTY AND g9'?5L SHOULD BE A JOY FOREVER! E The traditions of a century-old school cannot be erased by time, and the beauty of I 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- 5 badge in keeping with all ofthe Fine things that Lindenwood College stands for. Manufactured by COLLEGE SHOP 317 N. 'IITI-I STREET ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI Compliments of I RONNOCOST COMPANY I Engineers ol FUMIGATION - TERMITE CONTROL - PESTQCONTROL SERVICE I ROSE EXTERMINATOR coMPANy T 519 FRANKLIN AVENUE A National Institution'- Established 1860 ST. LOUIS, MO. I G, L. CLEM, Manager Telephone CI-Iestnut 4847 I , THE VESTAL SEAL It 1 Eg ON FLOOR MAINTENANCE QI asf QE .9 ,I ,J T S- ll 6 PRODUCTS Is your assurance that the Finest material Icnown for preserving and beautiiying all types ol Floors is being used. 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We real satisfactionfin pleasing you, tile year- laoolz pulzlislier, as Well as your photographer and n VO your printer. 1,11 A X PANY I Mififhester LL nn tcm! moi .IAHN S QLLIER ENGRAVING CO. DS Makers of Fine Printing Plates for Black or Color Commercial Artists - Photographers SI7 W. WASHINGTON BLVD., CHICAGO 7. ILL. , Pg 179 .,....c lil' sq- XY.-dQ.4W ' COMPLIMENTS OFA FRIEND Pg 180 F' ...v -w .-..,,- wr ,iff 1 -Rm, ,ww ' 4--. - Q---W -v, - -- v- -4, - ..-,---,, 5. 'ff fm f 16,1 ,W-f A , ,5.--. , ,- -fy-'NP -, -f '1 a,T'1f' Y? 1 , iv, 7 .Q ,-: r r'r't':'f7 'Fr1 - - . K-,f ' V s ff 37 - ' 'f'f'.JIi'f'C'f5' 7'7:1.ff'?Q T.- K M M, 23,4 21-f ' Q L... M- M . ' v v.za-i..v:..+.5Tig:is:m4e'.1-9ErfaEFw..3mQS-k5e'r.,,:-..' whim'-x11f1sfm631'f:9E':, 'N A A ' -- . . 1' 'T ,,, ' .- sy..- g-11.15 rm zg ,- W . .-gn 3 .-,- . -gif g ,i1fv:,f :.,',.:'-. L ' H 4 STUDENT INDEX X Page 181 N A v h V N , W 1.,:,.,- ,A - Y , . -J..-,-g.L'i .':?f 4, 5434mawuQ-rgrgmwmym1m1-fw4f:.1s:ar4f:a,:-Qzs,m!m!Li+,ff-- .x -Q, M:,i,1,,L,.1,,,+f- Y4 1 : Y M -11 , 15,4 'f I -y , r f - P- Af t: - .fr '1 zvrrv'-, f - - . -K. . ,. ffl, . V' i . , Adair, Marilyn Jane .... Agee, Anne Adams .... Ahlgrim, Marilyn Joan... Allen, Barbara ....... Ames, Nancy ..... Amis, Nan Jean ....... Anderson, Joella lrene. . . Arbogast, Joan ...... Arnold, Patricia Lee .... Babcock, Patricia Joan .... Baber, Alice ......... Bacon, Beverly ....... Bagby, Jean Douglas. .. Baker, Jean Elizabeth. . . Baldwin, Gladys A.. .. Ball, Patricia .............. Ball, Ruth Ann ............ Barnes, Sarah Virginia Cgallyb Barnett, Barbara Ray ........ Bass, Erie Dean ........ . . Bates, Elizabeth ...... Bauer, Frances Belle .... Beazley, Virginia ..... Bebb, Anne Marion .... Becker, Elizabeth ..... !Beers, Shirley Ann. . Bender, Barbara Lou. . . Bennett, Fay ......... Bernard, Suzanne E.. . .. Bishop, Mary Elizabeth. . . Bivins, Betty .......... Blacketer, Susan. . . Blakey, Linda ........ Bland, Memory Lee ....... Blankenbaker, Norma Jean. . Blankenship, Kathleen .... Blotz, Merril .......... Boatright, Lee ........ Bogue, Priscilla Jane. . . Bohannan, Patsy Jo. . . Bond, Joan ........ Boyer, Jean ........ Boylan, Beverly Ann. . . Bragdon, Kathryn ....... Brandhorst, Carolyn A.. . Brandon, Mary Elizabeth. . . Breech, Adele ........ Breimo, Billye Ann... Brickey, Jacqueline. . . Bright, Frances ..... Brite, Mary Lou ..... Brown, Beverly June. . . Brown, Janet Paisley. . . Brown, Laura Joan... Brown, Patricia Ellen. . . Brubaker, Vivian .... Clinton, Missouri Quincy, lllinois Sturgis, Michigan Prestonsburg, Kentucky Medora, lllinois Glenview, illinois Casper, Wyoming Western Springs, illinois Canton 3, Qhio Clayton, Missouri Kansas, lllinois Qak Park, lllinois Paducah, Kentucky Blue Springs, Missouri Spencer, lowa Warren, Arkansas Neosho, Missouri Grinnell, lowa Mexico, Missouri EI Dorado, Arkansas Qmaha '11, Nebraska Webster Groves, Missouri Salina, Kansas Muskogee, Qklahoma Cameron, Missouri Waterloo, Iowa Des Moines, lowa Washington, Missouri Richmond, Missouri St. Charles, Missouri Pawhuska, Qklahoma lnglewood, California Paris, Missouri Walnut Ridge, Arkansas Kirkwood, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri Rocky Ford, Colorado Belton, Missouri Britton, Oklahoma Bowling Green, Kentucky Qak Park, illinois Burr Qak, Michigan Tulsa, Qklahoma Sioux City, lowa Little Rock, Arkansas Clarksdale, Mississippi Portales, New Mexico EI Dorado, Arkansas Kansas City 5, Missouri Blytheville, Arkansas -l-ulsa 5, Qklahoma Cameron, Missouri Ferguson, Missouri St. Louis, Missouri ....Anna, illinois Huntington, indiana Page 182 I I.: r. of l I It 4 It 4 1 555 if 1 ' nf: 7 1 V, Md. i:J',y C 'a ,v '. 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Callaway, Bobbie Louise.. .A HH Callaway, Mary Josephine ..... Campbell, Nancy ........ ---Chicago, lllinois .Kansas City, Missouri .Forrest City, Arkansas . . .l lodgenville, Kentucky . . .Wichita, Kansas . . .Little Rock, Arkansas . . .Lyons, Kansas .Monett, Missouri . . . .Monett, Missouri Galveston, Texas Carlson, Noel Margaret Cpeggyj .... :Chicago 'I3, lllinois -Carney, Norma Darlean. . . Cartwright, Nancy ..... Casey, Betty Ann .... Chandler, Carmen. . . Chandler, Sandra .... Cheney, Rosalie R.. . . Ching, Gaelic L.. . .. Chodorovv, lma Joy .... Choisser, Joanne ...... Clark, l-lelen Cgarahj .... Clay, l-lazel .......... Clayton, Carol Roma. . . Clopton, Patsy ...... Cluny, Gloria ........ . Cochran, Beverly Ann. . . 'Colahan, Jane ........ Coons, Carolyn Mae. . . . Corrigan, Jacquelyn. . . 'Couch, Selma ....... Court, Roberta Jane. . . Cox, Dorothy ...... . Crable, Martha Jo. . . Crawford, Margy ......... Crawford, Virginia Deane. Creamer, Joyce Yvonne. . . .... Cron, Charlotte Ann .... Cross, Alyce Roberta .... Cunningham, Mary Lu. . . Dana, Nancy Jean .... Darnall, Cornelia M.. . . Darst, Mary Lou ..... Davis, Elizabeth. . . . Day, Marjory ..... . Deal, l'larriet Ann. . . . Demko, Frances Lee .... Qdepuy, Barbara ........ DeRusha, Diana Lee ....... ---' DeVries, Mary Elizabeth. . Dick, Jane ............. . Dorris, Elizabeth ....... Dovvd, Peggy Louise. . . Drake, Dorothy Jean. . . Dron, Rosemary ..... Dunavant, Margaret. , . 'Page 183 ....Carmi, lllinois . . . .Whitehaven, Tennessee ... Potosi, Missouri ....Fort Collins, Colorado . . .Kansas City, Missouri . . .Ferguson 21, Missouri ....l-lonolulu 8, T. l'l. ....Waco, Texas ....Benton, lllinois Reserve, Kansas St. Charles, Missouri St. Louis, Missouri . . . .0klahoma City, Oklahoma St. Charles, Missouri Metropolis, lllinois Woodstock, lllinois Sioux City, Iowa f-larrison, Arkansas Pine Bluff, Arkansas Qakland, California McAllen, Texas Qklahoma City, Qklahoma Rolla, Missouri Pleasant Plains, lllinois Durant, Oklahoma Rockport, Texas Scio, Qhio Ziegler, lllinois Highland Park, lllinois llliopolis, lllinois St. Charles, Missouri Plattsmouth, Nebraska Missouri Valley, lovva Aurora, lllinois St. Louis 'l6, Missouri Rockford, Michigan l-lighwood, lllinois Rella, lovva Little Rock, Arkansas l-larrisburg, lllinois Galveston, Texas Ponca City, Cklahoma Granite City, lllinois Sarasota, Florida -'l - . N.. . M..-.-. 1.1 nfs.. r, -,..: '-'yew-,-. L- -:EAN -fT:'-z ' 'W Quill' -'P' H ,-w '? . ,Ar LT. .-c 1, -- I .-7.-f,17.!,L -..-7,4-.We f,nr- ft. .V-1 -f--V.. ., ' - ' Dunbar, Doris. . . Duncan, Nancy ..... Egelhoff, Rosemary Jeanne. Einspahr, Margaret Ann. . . Elam, Sally Anne ....... Ellard, Helen ...... Elliott, Genevieve .....- Ellis, Suzanne ............. Elsholtz, Barbara CLouiseD .... Errington, Janet Margaret .... Etheridge, Maurice Antoinette .... . . . Evans-Lombe, Mary Louise. . . Everly, Margaret Ann.. . . . Everston, Marjorie. . . Ewing, Bettye Ann. . . Ezell, Helen ..... Faerber, Marianne. . . Fanshier, Nancy ....... Farley, Billie Cooper .... Faucette, Grace Douglas. . . Fee, Linda ............. Finck, Martha ......... Fink, Harriet Dorothy .... Finney, Mary Sue ...... Fodness, Marjorie ...... Fletcher, Maxine Elanor. . . Flournoy, Mary Joan ...... Foegeding, Audrey Jean .... Foreman, Jackie .......... Foust, Jane ......... Frank, Virginia A.. .. Freerksen, Evelyn .... Frew, Gail K. ........ . 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