Millikin University - Millidek Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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SENIOMS Marjory Magill Decatur, 111. A leader in everything, Marji has engaged in many activi- ties while at Millikin as well as a busy social life. Friendly, neat, capable, and an all-around girl, she was Vice-President of Tri-Delta, secretary of the Junior Class, a member of the Homecoming Queen ' s Court, Dec Staff, Sigma Zeta and has been active on Town and Gown Committees. One of her great- est achievements was Co-Editing the ' 43 Millidek. She ' ll be a welcome addition to any hospital as a lab technician. Robert McDaniel Moweaqua, 111. Bob is a short, dark fellow who spends most of his time in the lounge with Kinnaird and the rest of the gang. He ' s a friendly fellow and if you want to know where the Delta Sig brothers are and what they are doing, just ask McDaniel. We haven ' t seen much of the motorcycle he used to whiz by on lately. That was a favorite sight when the brothers were still on West Main. Cynthia Meseke Decatur, 111. Ginger ' s auburn hair and pert hair bow dazzled her high school practice teaching class so much that they found it hard to concentrate on their studies. But as long as she keeps daz- zling that cerain Marine, everything will be all right. Cynthia ' s practical ability and efficiency enabled her to become student treasurer in her senior year. Dorothy Pabner Decatur, 111. Dottie is a tiny, vivacious girl who looks out of place in the Chem lab but certainly is not. She left us at the end of the first semester for a job in a Chemistry plant but while she was here she was active on Senior Committees. She was to be found almost any afternoon in the lower hall with her lab apron on, drinking a coke between periods. 27

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SENIORS WilUam Krigbaum Decatur, 111. Bill is another one o| those super-brilliant Chern majors. He ' s a Kappa pledge, but his collegiate life has not been limited to studies. He is an active person who has had several import- ant places in extra-curricular activities. His pet peeve, as his Mrild bridge technique might suggest, is people who underbid. He ' s a favorite with the freshmen who take chemistry and he ' s a favorite with us. This Krigbaum will really go placesl Helen Kuhns Decatur, 111. If you want the key to Kuhnsie ' s heart, just give the pass- word, Qun . Vice-President of Student Council, Marshal of Tri Delta, Treasurer of the Senior Class, Who ' s Who, W.A.A., Home Ec Club and Intramurals indicate her more serious side. Kuhnsie will long be remembered for her interpretation of Frankie and Johnnie in the Senior Skit. We predict a very successful future for her. Virginia Lambert Decatur, 111. Virginia is another of those Biology brain-trusts. Her ex- cellent grades and many activities earned her the honor of being President of Pi Mu Theta this year. She plans to be a lab technician and she ' ll make a good one. She is assistant in the Biology department and has really worked. The lucky man who put the ring on her finger is Martin whom some of you will remember from last year. WUliam Lighthall Decatur, ni. Bill is the only Teke left in school but he ' s carrying on for the dear old fraternity. He is a rather quiet person but one who gets things done. His favorite spot at school is the large easy chair in the lounge where he can be found most any time. 26

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SENIORS Carolyn Carmack Pease Decatur, ill. CalUe surprised us all this year by tlie announcement of her marriage to Sgt. Roger Pease. However, she was well prepared for this career as she is a Home Ec major. Patience is one of her many assets, as we have all asked her assistance at one time or another in the library. She has worked there for two years and is probably more familiar with the books than Miss Allin herself. George Peters Chicago, 111. Peters is practically a MiUikin institution. Another of the fearless five , from the Chem department, George has won many friends with his ready smile and his willingness to do odd jobs that no one else wants. Chapel Committee Chair- man, Alpha Omega, Conant, Indees, Language Clubs, Town and Gown are some of the activities which he has had his fin- ger in. He ' s good-looking, too, as Ginny will testify. Mrs. Challis Patton Decatur, 111. Mrs. Patton gives the impression of always being v ide awake, no matter what the weather, time, or place. She goes about anything she does with a well-organized, business-like manner which really produces results as is shown by her scholastic record at MiUikin. She has a friendly way of being at ease with everyone, and she never seems too busy to take an interest in what you have to say. If you don ' t have any- thing to say, she ' s still interested. Margaret Prince Decatur, 111. Peggy has been called the friendliest girl on campus. She could usually be found in the Home Ec hall or lending some- one a helping hand. Much of her time this year was spent working physics problems for her fellow students. Loyalty is an outstanding quality of her winning personality and her sense of humor is amazing. Besides carrying a double major, Home Ec teaching and Dietetics, Peg played the fiddle four years in the orchestra. ■ .C; 28