Millikin University - Millidek Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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Loren Rasplica - Glen Carbon John Reep ------ Paxton Truman Reynolds - ' - Decatur Tom Richards ------ Decatur Leonard Ritchard ----- Decatur Pauline Ritchie ----- Decatur Eugene Robards ----- Decatur Margaret Mae Roberts - - - Decatur Sid Rotz ------ Harristown Thomas Scanlon ----- Decatur Paul Schaefer ----- Carlyle Fred Scharf ----- Collinsville Phyllis Schudel ----- Decatur Lauren Shaw ------ Decatur Marvin Shively - Decatur Robert Shontz - Springfield Kerwyn Smith - Highland Park Mary Smith ------ Sullivan Vera Spangler ----- Decatur Paul Stark ------ Decatur Nancy Stookey - Harristown David Stouffer Decatur Paul Stout - Mahomet Roy Swartz ------ Decatur Fifteen other sophomores have had an average of B or better for the past two years! Football letters were won this year by Joe Hopson, Ken Kramer, Oliver Burnette, Fred Scharf, and Harry Martin. Sophomores have been also quite active in music. In Sigma Alpha Iota, the women ' s honorary music sorority, there are seven sophomores: Marilynn Kinzer, Naomi Edwards, Margaret Laughlin, Clyta Lovejoy, Frances Neu- meyer, Sally Martin, and Delina Fraser. Robert Bawden and Loren Rasplica ii ■ ■ ft i i ii CLASS OF 1941 26

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CLASS OF In the language groups again the sophomores are outstanding. Margaret Bur ' khardt is the president of the German Club. Alice Jane Johnson is the vice president (chairman of the social committee), and Helen Warnack is the secretary of this organization. Delina Fraser and Lee Moorehead are secre- tary and treasurer respectively of the Spanish Club. The sophomores can well be proud of their scholastic average. Two students, Annie Harp and Robert Pennaman, have had a straight A average so far in their school years and are headed towards the coveted Kappa keys. Hubert Magill ----- Decatur Harry Martin - - Robinson Sally Martin ----- Robinson Andy Meyer ----- Springfield Dale Minick ------ Decatur Charles Monroe ----- Decatur Lee Moorehead ----- Decatur Martha Mullen ----- Decatur Walter Murfin ----- Decatur Lyle Musick ------ Decatur Helen Mytar ----- Springfield Frances Neumeyer - Mt. Pulaski Dawn Odell ------ Decatur Earl Oglesby ------ Decatur Harriet Overbeck - Edwardsville Ralph Owen ------ Decatur Louise Ann Parker - Maroa Virginia Patterson - - - Dayton, Ohio Annetta Peckert ----- Decatur Robert Penneman - Springfield Victor Peterson ------ Elwin June Phillips ------ Decatur Rockford Phillips ----- Danville Earl Gene Potter - - - - Mt. Pulaski 25

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Paul Taff ------ Belleville Martha Tendick - Greenfield Waneta Trick ------ Homer Ralph Trost - - - - - Taylorville Julia Tuttle ------ McLean John Van Gundy ----- Decatur Eunyce Voigt ----- Kankakee June Wall ------- Decatur Peggy Wand - Jacksonville, Fla. Helen Warnack ----- Decatur James Weatherford - Decatur Margaret Westervelt - ' - Decatur Delmar Wilson ----- Decatur Ruth Yakel ------ Decatur Norma Lewis ------ Pana Helen Ward - Decatur ' JHp Jfei are members of Phi Mu Alpha, the corresponding music fraternity for men. Other members of the class who filled important positions in the school were: Jeanne Burdick, secretary of Aston Hall; Byron Killam and Louise Ann Parker, members of the Student Council; and Ruth Yakel, member of the chapel committee. Peggy Wand Campbell played the leads in several of the Town and Gown productions this year with great success. Other sophomores taking part in the plays were Louise Ann Parker, Tom Richards, Martha Tendick, Sally Martin, and Emily Cline. All in all this is a fine list of accomplishments and one any class should be proud to have. Besides this, perhaps the greatest fact of significance is that the first semester 93 men were enrolled in the class and 64 women. The second semester the number had only diminished three, bringing the total to 92 men and 62 women. 27 CLASS OF 1941