1-1-1-eg-an-1-...v-.1 .-v'4p , 'I -L- .- '5-Liihi IL., -If-34555451 .14 ! rl!! 1 813 KL?-'3E'fa2a.fs .H..!!:..n?u9ivf!iPr4-1-- 1: 1:41 rllfzlnn-.lnraaa-vv1.x:u:1x:!g:t Al :x .QL 4 -J, L fr- -rv 2- A:-----' - isrffefv .Va A af 4 x.. X 1 XS? -.AW fc X ,sl 'W' ,QM . 'D-aafql E Q S ,X M ,X fd 7.5 f Q sfffif 3 4 A 1' :il - ll I Q' gi-. 10 CO-EDITORS: Cons+ance Allen and Eunice Larson MANACBIING EDITOR: Marg.-Na+ Ann Flood COPY EDITORS: Barbara Fifch and Eleanor Sfraub ART EDITOR: Miriam Kindermann MANAGERS OF ECHO BOARD: Ru+h Wilber and EIizabe+h ArdeI+ ADVISERS: Richard F. Gares, Elizabeih Mason. and Hele.n Jo Sco++ Mann pvllzliflm ecl The fclnu .ffciff The Echo Boarcl hflouhceuo Cone Anon nlimoif The Board of Trustees Presidenl and Treasurer: ' CHARLES A. CALDWELL. President Firsl Nafional Bank and Trus+ Company, Alfon. Illinois THEODORE S. CHAPMAN. Chapman and Cu+ler, Aliorneys-al'-Law, III Wesl' Monroe S'rree+, Chicago MRS. WILBUR KITCHENER JORDAN. Chicago, Illinois. Former Dean of Radcliffe College MRS. SPENCER T. OLIN IANN WHITNEYI, Alfon, Illinois. Class of I925. Alumnae Member MRS. WILLIAM WOOD PARSONS. Terre Hau+e, Indiana. Presidenl'-emeri'rus of 'l'he College Secrelaryz EBEN RODGERS. Presidenl, Alfon Brick Company, Allon, Illinois Ex-officio: GEORGE IRWIN ROHRBOUCH. Presidenl, Monlicello College CHARLES A. CALDWELL long-Time friend of Monficello fo whom The i942 Echo is dediccfed wifh grofifudfe and cxffedion .. my ,, Ifiggfiiji I.. p ,n , I 1.1 '9 Y, X ' . PM ... Q 1- - .mt-, m ine, , , .,,. . . nb. ,.ff,5:. 1 J: .1 f ...S 5 .ffegaavf A --45.3. X - 1 1. gf. , , yu . J ,wwf age Miu.s - sfmw- cmsxnoee - uovvA - weu.esn.ev - oxronn - con.uMam - M11 Houfone VASSAR-HARVARD-MINNESOTA - COLORADO - ILLINOIS- STANFORD -MlSS0uRl Mr. C. A. Caldwell will refire from fhe Board of Trusfees of Monficello College in June I942. Mr. Caldwell was elecfed fo membership on fhe Board of Trusfees in I903, and has rarely, if ever, been absenf from ifs regular meefings during 'rhe infervening fhirfy-nine years. For more 'rhan half of fhaf period he has been presidenf of fhe Board. The ECHO salufes Mr. Caldwell. Mr. Caldwell's associafion wifh Monficello is an epic in fhe American Way. Serving fhe cause of educafion fhroughouf more 'rhan a generafion, wifhouf pay, wifh faifhfulness, pafience, and loyalfy, he sfands for democracy in acfion. Our faifhs in fhe fufure of fhis counfry may well fix fhemselves upon fhis example of Chrisfian service as being fhe besf hope for fhe years fo come. God give us men. May God give us more men like Mr. Caldwell. Mr. Caldwell lcnew Monficello in fhe original building. He wifnessed fhe fire fhaf desfroyed Capfain Godfrey's pioneer efforfs in IB89. He vigorously aided fhe building of fhe new Monficello in I89O. Since fhaf fime fhe besf fraining of young women for fhe greafesf happiness and usefulness has been one of his chief inferesfs in life. .He has been a financier and presidenf of his bank. He has long been a leading layman in his church wifh a record of- almos'f fiff'y years as a Bible feacher. As Al+on's Number One cifizen he has been freasurer of, as well as one of fhe mosf liberal confribufors fo, almosf every forward-looking civic enferprise in his home cify. His name will long be held in fhe greafesf es- feem by his fellow cifizens. Buf, fhe long enduring devofionifo Mr. Caldwell will lie in fhe Monficello fellowship. There his influence will live in fhe richer lives and more abundanf achievemenfs of college youfh grown up. Hafs off! A greaf figure is passing from fhe Monficello scene fo join Capfain Godfrey, Theron Baldwin, and fhaf selecf company fhaf has been Monficello. W -G. I. R. 22 22 22. E 2.2 22,222 2 23-. -- 22 sw-Him 222222 --2222 . 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M.A., Harvard Universi+y 2 22222 E: K2 222 22 -22 mm 22 22 2 22 m2 22 2 2 22 2 22 22m 2222 EE 2 -22 2 2 2 2222 K2 22 2 2 2 2 222 2 22 E E v2 2,2 2 N222 W2 222 E 2222 22 2 2 2 22 22 2 WE 22 W -22 12 -22 22 .2 .22 22 2-222 FRANCOIS S. CILLIE Deon and Direcfor of Sfudies Psychology ' B.A., Universiiy of Soufh Africa: M.A., Higher Educaiion Diploma, Universify of Preioriap Soufh African Cornegie Fellow of 'ihe Universify of Lon- don: Scholar of 'lhe Advanced School of Educo+ion, Columbia.Universi+yg Ph.D., Columbia Universiiy MARJORIE SCHOPPE CROUCH Assislani +0 The Presidenl B.A., Universify of Colorado: B.S., Simmons Col lege: M.S.S., Smifh College if JOHN RIPLEY YOUNG Chairman, Deparlmenl' of Foreign Languages B.A., Marshall College: Ph.D., Universify of lllinois ABBA WILLARD BOWEN French B.A., Universify of Nebraska: gracluafe sfudy, Univer Sify of Chicago, Sorbonne, Universify of Brussels LUCRETIA CRESSEY Physics and Chemisfry B.A., Universily of Illinois: M.A., Columbia Universifyq graduafe sfudy, Universify of Chicago f 3'f'f ' iff-SJ . CORINNE FREDERICK Pianoforfe S'l'uden+ under Roberi' Casaclesus and Arflnur Sclwnabelg diploma for piano execufion cum laude, Fonfainebleau School of Music an tm ,aww NORMA ADAMS Chairman, Deparlmeni' of 'l'l19 Social Sciences B.A., lvi.A., Mounf Holyoke, Pl1.D., Universify of Minne- sofag S+erling Fellow in lnislory, Yale Universiiy NME wi ROBERT JACKSON Mailiemalics and Philosophy B.A., M.A., Universify of Oregon, Rhodes Scholar, Uni- versi+y of Oxford, Pl1.D., Harvard Universily na Eval-H m :Q m B hs .. FXS nm mn a ,W WWW' sz. wi n CORINNE FREDERICK 99 Puanofor+e ji? Sludenl under Roberl Casadesus and Arfhur Schnabelg diploma for piano execulion cum laude, Fonfainebleau ' NORMA ADAMS Chairman, Depar'rmen1' of +he Social Sciences B.A., M.A., Moun+ Holyoke: Ph.D., Universi+y of Minne- sofag S+erling Fellow in hisfory, Yale Universify B ss - 1 ww K fshsiffi Bmggq www mlwiz an H s mf fl ggi a-SQ E: all E5 M, fi S3 :kai assi 'Lx l M ECW? 555:45 Sis um K' A Q was fi M ms M wgikwmw H Efmg-EQNQ mm E megan H H E K ms WE E nz -W H . mmm an mn ,ss mn RQ as mmm m wa B.A., M.A., Universi+y of Oregon: Rhodes Scholar, Uni- s ss .... : :. B .. .. E H mmm ms Emgfm nu EHQ1' fx Mmm sq w ms ss ss M I H H 3 nh ,msg M E HE nl B -n mn n ss Ri .E wi ma ssw,1- ss Wwmh Q . EEN W my .. E B E H. s . ms as n E., mn ms EE wan na JOHN RIPLEY YOUNG Chairman, Depar'Imen+ of Foreign Languages B.A., Marshall College: Ph.D., Universi+y of Illinois ABBA WILLARD BOWEN French B.A., Universify of Nebraska: graduafe sludy, Univer sify of Chicago, Sorbonne, Universify of Brussels LUCRETIA CRESSEY Physics and Chemisfry B.A., Universi+y of Illinois: M.A., Columbia Universifyg gracIua+e s+ucIy, Universify of Chicago W' a I IC I 4 Q i HELEN KROPF CI1emis+ry Die+i'Iian B.S., Universiiy of Cincinnaii ELIZABETH GULICK Chairman, Deparfmeni of Nafural Sciences B.A., M.A., Universi+y of IIIinois RICHARD GATES Chairman, DeparI'men+ of 'VisuaI Aris B.A., M.A., Universify of Iowa ll lfj fi V, .yi :Jumps - me ij B is is B H- r We ,sf E B- ia-:H X -we l? Xv m anim we v B m is B w B me mm me WH .mm we as V ,xml r WH . Wim- ' m. m M E Xi MARY E. ELLINWOOD mb SE B H Regisirar Laiin and Mailwemaiics B.A., Wellesley College: M.A., Universiiy of California: E -H A H 5 Q E 5 summer s+udy, Umversiiy of Vermoni, Muskingum College K B E S8 S8 E 51:2 H mf me Z E N E EW? E B W H in H... miie . H H B iff 5 E is li: E- lisa F we :Qu M H 5 W H si ' W M559 BH H Egseagwwn mmzmssm H wmmmggz use sissy? ms sbs :Em is mm af ss mm me me use me vm me we was 1 W .Q-QE M-gig ' Wmfwkmlwi is gugwww. l aww: Akai ' MARGARET HARDIN E mzxsifhm-, W , E 5 .iam 353 333 Sl Librarian ml iggfi fggjl I . . ggggigiii ggzg B.A., B.S. in L.S., Umversrly of Wasl-nngiong graduafe W E E B - sv- ,lm my . . . M work, Umverslfy of Chicago , me A W, -. eww W i Miiiziiigl l . M H is - H Nifgwi lliflir 'Sami LFE H ia ii W E' WH , 5 I., Rivera E E img law' .Jar H H gigmg E ri Vfyw A ,H gs Y- cg,.-m R Big, 'grgg A ., . 5 E W H H me H H l fi HOMER F. YOUNG H S A ' Poliiical Science and Sociology Q X B.A., Ohio Universiiyg M.A., Harvard Universiiy :ii SE W , me LE 1 ii: i I4 is fn is me me is-is is me is me a is Hgfggigw y W B il' E 1,53- Chcirmcn, Depcrlmenf of Physical Educclion, Hygiene, BA Slanford Umversi+yg M.S. in Hygiene and Physical v - In -3. , Ecluccxhon, Wellesley College, F EUGENIE SMITH Head of Wesl' Residence B A Umversify of Rochesferg M.A., Columbia Universiiyg E furfher grcxclucfe worlr, Columbia Universify ss 1 x uw. . Yin: -I J jf ZW W. Ei m - nz any is E is is Us an me K E me as E .:. ea W 4, W .:.:., ma as ss a Q Bl :,: an w mf H lv EE' mn ms ass I a is E is .sgefs s ws slucly, Univer- I 1 an ss ss mn mm w a was ax , .....,,. B n a is H a Ma mam x E ax l 1 l n nm mn l was 'mn B ss fm - , sf all ll B ss ss B ss ss B Vw-mls a m an ss an HE ss uma w 1 , l am fx ss ME, n HILLIS ARNOLD Sculplure B.A., Universify of Minnesofag graduafe sfudy, Min- , neopolis Sclwool of Arfsg Vanderlip Travelling Fellowship: l Cranbrook Academy of Arls l l l 'll l l X, in l DOROTHY M. POTTER Riding Universiiy of Wisconsin FLORENCE BERGENDAHL Voice Mus.B., Wesfminsfer Choir College T wx ss :C ,., B E ., I as ss na-. mx mn mn ss mama , an ms l -W-Ju mamma -Bm mamma mum ammlss n'n' mis-saw E, sears w WSE WWE!! me Q ef Q Himsa sm B- H me me ne: ewes -- sms me mn sag was 'ESE sm xm ww ss LOTTE GOLDSCHMIDT Assisfcml' in Chemisfry Assisfom' Die+i+ian Colorado Sfcrle College of Educalion EMILIE PALMER Assis+c1n'l' in Residence Manager of Boolcsfore The People's Academy, Morrisville, Vermonl' EILEEN RUBINKAM Music B.A., Norfhwesfern Universify 'Ubi' W? 'ww CATHERINE BREEZE Resideni' Nurse Grcsduofe of Sf. Lulce's Hospifcl Training School, S+. Louis CORINNE TAYLOR Typing B.S., S'rci+e Teachers College, Warrensburg, Missouri 5' E. M. A. BEWLEY English Q il B.A., S+. Louis Universilyg English Tripos, Firsf Class, Cum bridge Universify 5.3. F ELIZABETH MASON Physical Educalion Assis'lan+ in Biology B.S., Universily of Wisconsin ELIZABETH GOODE Physical Educa+ion Modern Dance B.A., Mills College RUBY SHAW Music Mus B Oberlin College W 'iq F HARRY ZIEGLER Bursor B.A., Universify of lllinois WALTER G. HUGGETT Sup-erin+enden+ of Buildings and Grounds lf 5 F se n es E 5 HELEN JO SCOTT MANN Direclor of Publicofions and Publicify English B.A., Miami Universi+y, Oxford, Olwiog B.J., M.A., U versify of Missouri - I, Lex, ' a EMILY GRIER CARRINGTON Secrefary io 'II-ne Presiclenf B.A., Hood College EMMA ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Secrefary 'ro flue Admissions Office Shurlleff College LILLIAN LESLIE Secrelory io flue Admissions Office B.A., Culver-Sfocldon College VIRGINIA MAY BENNETT Secrelcry 'lo 'lhe Academic Office Grinnell College: Kclhorine Gibbs School ELIZABETH ANNEIVAPPEL , lnformolion Secrelczry A.A., Monlicello College HELEN EILEEN WILES Secrelury fo flue Bursc:r's Office Illinois Slole Normal Universily 22 in If Q u 4, n 4 .u m4 o pa o 4 I 9 n 4 Q OKI-AHOMAZ Q OREGON 5 WCALIFOKNIAL QNUSSOURI 2 iIlLLlNO1S 2 q TEXAS Z AND HERE CQME W - l 4 s.oMo1-A Z 4 N.ofmo1f'A C qvbusconsni Q MINNESOTA? q ' IOWA ' Q Y GRACE BOK Careers Counselor B.S., Nor'l'hwes+ern Universilyg graduale sludy, Universify of Chicago VIRGINIA R. KING Admissions Counselor A.A., Monficello College: Universify of Chicago LUDWIG LENEL Music Mus.M., Oberlin College: Hochschule fur Musik, Cologne: Basel Conservafory NORMA LEE MERRICK Admissions Counselor A.A., Monlicello College: B.S., Iowa Slafe College MARGARET MILLIGAN Admissions Counselor Kansas Universily GRACE J. MONTGOMERY ' ii Secrelary fo 'rhe Assislanl' +o 'fhe Presi- den? HuFF Business College, Kansas Cily LUCIE B. MOTT Admissions Counselor Purdue Universily NORA RAMSEY Admissions Counselor Nafional Normal Universify GROVES B. SMITH College Physician, Leclurer iri'Hygiene M.D., Columbia Universilyg Direclor of Surveys for 'rhe Nalional Commi'H'ee on Men+aI Hygiene: Assis+an+ Chief of Slaff. Alfon Memorial Hospilal MAX TARTASKY Violin Sluclied wilh Raphael Bronsfein lpupil of Leopold Auerlg New York debul, l929: con- cerl' ar+is+ in New York Cily for eighi' yearsg soloisi' Communify Cenfer Faculfy Quarreh member firsl' violin seclion S+. Louis Symphony Orcheslra MARGARET K. WEIGEL Admissions Counselor B.A., College of S+. Theresa: graduale work, Universily of Wisconsin CemmJ QQZQQDQ TH E STU DENT5 - We C J C J OFFICERS 1942 AND 1943 Rall and Priscilla Alden who were elecled life officers in February of lheur lunlor year pose in 'lheir Sunday i besl wi'lh 'lhal iusl' before dinner gleam in 'lheir eyes! This year in +he finesl' Monli Jrraclilion, junior class offi- cers were announced al' Washing+on's Birlhday Banquer. '43's X ' Three B. W.'l of 'rhe senior class-Barbara Filch, Olive chosen people are Helen Brandhorsl, Jo Reschlce, Lenore Simon- son, and Eunice Larson. s YT? HARRIETT ALLEN Independence. Missouri A member of fhe Defense Council, fhis dark-eyed, dark-haired senior adds her bif lo fhe gay life of her class. She's inferesied in 'fashion design and hopes 'ro sfudy nexi' year in Kansas Cily -al' 'Phe Ari Museum. Smoofh cloihes and smoofh ear-rings fypify HarrieH', who's never been known 'lo gel' ruffled over anyfhing. Remarkable poise, we +hink. in one so youngl BEVERLY BISSELL S+. Louis Couniy, Missouri Definifely 'lhe domeslic lype, Beverly's a sharp li'Hle manager, as her work as social chairman of Easf Residence and freasurer of lnfernaiional Relafions Club signify. Beverly's a Sponsor, +oo, and her chicks love her, because she has a quiel' charm and poise which makes her a preHy irresisfible person. She's an inveieraie knifler, appearing everywhere wifh gobs of yarn Trailing along behind her. MARIANNE BLOESCH Tulsa, Oklahoma Marianne is one of fhe mos? complefely calm and self-possessed lasses we know. We have ye'r fo see her even slighily annoyed. She's remarkable aboui' faking mailers in sfride, shouldering difficulfies and walking away wi+h 'ernl A member of 'lhe Echo siaff and l.R.C., Marianne is also Gilman house arfisff' She rides well, foo. Re- member her lasf year as 'l'he jockey in The riding pageanf? 1 V .-Q v PRISCILLA ALDEN BETTY ANN ALEXANDER CONSTANCE ALLEN Plainfield lllinois Yukon, Oklahoma Newlon Highlands Mass One of l'he besf loved seniors is +he class lreasurer, Prissy Alden. As house chairman of Easf, a Sponsor, and a musician exfraordinaire, Pris has played an imporranr role al Monli. Her overwhelming passion is music, in which she is so sfeeped 'l'ha'r i+'s hard fo lure her from 'lhe piano bench when ploy lime rolls around. Pris has her eye on furlher sludy al Oberlin nexf year. Glamorous B.A., Haskell's house chairman and 'lalenled Sooner, is a gal blessed wi+h beauiy 'lhal is more +han skin deep. She was 'rhe swee+es'r flower in 'rhe S+. Louis Flower Show lhis spring. We're srill proud of our queen l She's on lhe Siudenl Council, a charier member of fhe Piano Club, ac'rive in Chorus, and is oflen seen aslride a filly. Her prowess of fhe piano is renowned and her rendilion of SL Louis Bfues is enough 'ro complelely send us ! Small, dark Connie Allen packs a wallop oui of all proporlion lo her size. Co-edilor of Echo, she's eleciric and enlhusiasfic, wilh a down eos? fwang in her voice 'rhal brings fo mind Cape Cod collages and clam chowder! A girl wilh a fine soprano, Connie is parlicu- larly fond of chorus work. She'sa Sponsor, floor chairman, member of l.R.C., and on Times Sfaff. LAURIE ANN BPiEWER Evansfon, Illinois Huis off 'lo Brewer, 'lhe phofogenic one! She's peiiie, peppy, and pfull of pfun, and we love her 'for ir! She's vice-presidenf-secrefary of +he Ari' Associofion, while her office as presidenf of ihe Dance Club signifies +ha+ she's graceful and charming. She sings, foo, in +he Chorus, and occasionally, +o 1'hrill us, wiih visiring orchesirosl Laurie's fu+ure in 'the commercial design field seems assured. JEAN BROMWlCH Normandy, Missouri The vivacious blonde presideni of Hobby Horses and member of M.A.A. Board isn'+ hard +0 spoi' in ony crowdl A Monii horse- woman of no li'Hfle renown, she praciices her gcxiis and diagonals long and foiihfully on Jezebel, her 'Five-goifed chesinuf mare. Jean's overwhelmnig desire is io raise ond rrain ihoroughbreds, wiih an eye ro an evenfual derby enfry. And, believe us, if anybody can frain 'em, she can! MARGARET CADWELL Huron, Souih Dalcofa Serious Gary Cadwell divides her 'lime beiween ihe arf sludios and Fun Wiih Foods, of which she's vice-president She's much in+eres+ed in The saddle 'n bridle side of life, loo, as evidenced by long hours speni' in' +he barn, and her membership in Hobby Horses. Gary shares second 'Floor Eas+'s huge ocfogon wi+h Pris Alden and Non Loar, and a gay frio 'lhey malcel new -is E 2 is w ,Jig-W in e MARCELLA COLEMAN NANCY ENGLEHART WINIFRED EVANS Cl IlC090 Illinois Memphis, Tennessee Springfield, Illinois . ' - is is -:- . y' .fr i y - ss. is-n vrwgw Blessed wilh offices, aclivifies, and friends, Marcella Coleman is presidenl of +he Alhlelic As- sacialion, caplain of fhe hockey leam, member of Hobby Horses, and of fhe baslce+ball and swimming leams. She's a Sponsor, spor+s ed. of fhe Times, and pasl presidenf of ihe Science Club. H s Rockford College for Cella nexi year, where she'll confinue her sfudy of physical educafionl Then on +o Wellesley. Nan Engleharl, slender, soil-voiced army brain, is social chairman of Gilman, and she and her dale bureau are popular before all campus dances. Greafly inleresfed in riding, Nan is manager of lhe college riding 1'eam.- She also par+icipa+es in archery, and, i'r's rumored, musses up Hue +argef considerably. On 'rhe infelleclual side, Nan's a member of l.R.C. Her exlra-curricular acfivilies are many and varied, buf above all, she loves +o dance! F i Winnie Evans is fhe member of lhis class who will be remembered for her laugh! Her six years al Monfi are aboul' 'lo end, and she hares lo say goodbye. One of lhe busiesf, Winnie' is presidenl-of S'luden+ Council, a Sponsor, member of Haskell.-house councilandofllhe Drama Club. Her aclivilies, social and ofherwise, have ranged far and wide during her 'years here. Her sense of humor is renowned and her friends are legion. BARBARA FITCH BARBARA GEIS LILLIAN HARPER Grosse Poinie, Michigan Soulh Pasadena, Calif. Johnson, Washingion r , , , B H V s is mm -mn Q The inimiiable Barbara Fiich, presidenl' ofllhe senior class andiediror of rhe Times, can be found wherever good limes are brewing. Her apr observaiions on 'things from soup lo nuls pui Waller Winchell io shame. A busy gal, Barbara answers 'lhe roll ai' Sponsors., Echo Board, and l.R.C., as well as siHing in on a bridge here 'n fhere. His even rumored fha+ she occasion- ally pu+s in an appearance on ihe baskefball floor! - ' California, here l come shouis Barbara Geis, who hails from fhe land of grapefruif and glamour washed by fhe unpacific Pacific. She's in cahoofs wi'l'h fhe Chamber of Commerce, judging from 'lhe free adverlising she hands ou+! Presiclenf of Pegasus Club and' secrerary of Senior Dance Club, Barb somehow snags rime fo keep up wirh all her oiher ac+ivi+ies: Chorus, Fun Wish Foods, l.R.C., Echo, Times, and 'the hockey ieaml Lillian Harper, pinf-sized bruneHe, is co-librarian of Chorus and a member of Gilman's house council. Gilman, '+is said, is her pride and ioy. When she graduaies from Monfi, Lillian plans fo breeze our 'ro rhe Universiiy of Vlashingion, where she'll maior in library work. The qualify she mosl admires in orhers is complefe candor and unaffecfeclness, and fhese characrerisiics are mirrored in her own life. ss ww: QB is E ,swim msmwsim BETTY ANN HAWKINS Forf Smilh, Arkansas M s E , ..,.:.,..,.,.,., . V , E W. H is .mess S M W ez:- ' W ' N - H H ia: is . ,S-. , - M 1 A -feng Me was .m. 5 H B is :Y-. is is 1 we, nu ss- e - A Q Pi ummm-E mn K ue'-E-gi we QE Bum E -,iKs,b.g,MsS- N -f W -- MW mms fs n is -nm , , mmqm- , - -mam -mmm misusing im .sm H. V 5:54153 mi. M ,M M ,X .,A,,.5,,Hf1,f1?1-Qaggzlgigs . w,,.,,,s My wuz 'SfM'fmw7iEs.mgssevE MHf mgsns.sss H - 'j ,jg 1 Wye-.im,iQgjgM,fmissMfg,M.,e.,, E E gf 5 H - Wm . .W M ,. H- ss. E, WM ,M Q.gwsge,s Epnszanm M sf .fwmm i .X H H R 5 X. W W, H . M - gi - ei Q, -im - is wxr - -waxes-mnswwwmssimss W .AFM ss- ,ME me-when WW 'W iE:Eim -Sw Qf.2'!Lx'213i?P'5 ef- :Qw..Qb'mwmE?3f4,Ms E- Pf is Blur' M We sim JUNE HEILIG A Godfrey, Illinois Hawaiian Moonligh'I ' Hawkins wi+h 'Phe slow, husky voice has a passion for long disfance phone calls. From lhe liHle booih on HaskeIl's firs+ floor she chaifers madly io various corners of America! B. A. busies herself wi'l'h Science Club, l.R.C., and a perfeclly enormous scrap- book! She's floor chairman in Haskell, foo. A whiz wi'I'h a bridge hand, B. A.'s quiie fhe mus+ ai' any ga+hering. She's also said lo be +he perfeci' room-ma'l'e! The blonde, blue-eyed bombshell named June Heilig dissolves her froubles wiih a +wis'l of ihe wrisf. She's on Times and Echo siaffs, and a member of 'ihe Drama Club. Talkalive, pleas- ani and reliable, June finds her way info fhe middle of campus fun. Her easy-going disposiiion makes if clear sailing for her +o realize her greai ambifion-'lo make flocks-of 'faiihful friends! Dora Helhersion's iusf aboul 'ihe busiesl' person in ihis class! She's Gilmanis house chairman, presideni of l.R.C., member of Sfudeni' Council and Times sialif. Shemade ihe college hockey feam, foo! The gal's brillianf, also, if you haven'1' already guessed H! You'd +hink she came from Missouri, +he way you have +o prove everyihing fo her. She's a sfickler for fhe fine poinfs, a characierisiic +ha+ will push her way ahead in fhis world, we're cerfainl is' 'E a I :mamma DORA HETHERSTON Newfon Highlands, M me an we nm as m w sms: :Aww 355 eq an -an CSS s na is n CAROLINE HOPPING MIRIAM KINDERMANN DOROTHY LEGATE Tulsa Oklahoma Ames, lowa iGraffon, Illinois Shiney l lopping's a gal wifh pienfy of oompf : no iam session would be a success wifhoul' her! She's lv1onfi's chief direcfor in iamming and living-in shorf, she's social chairman! Sfudenf Council and Sponsors also receive Shiney's affenfion, as does our favorife sfamp- ing ground, fhe posf-office. She's sure fo be seen dashing abouf fhaf Iiffle cubicle in Grand Cenfral slipping leffers in boxes and making new friends wifh every donafion! Pefife, svelfe, sfrikingly bruneffe, Michael Kindermann is a senior af whom everyone looks fwice. Sl1e's blessed wifh gobs of arfisfic abilify, as is shown in fhe division pages for fhis book. She has a fouch of fhe old femperamenf, foo. A Iiffle hard fo know, she's a peach when you finally break her down! As presidenf of fhe Arf Associafion she's qualified fo be chief decorafor for proms 'n ofher peppy parfies. Dorofhy Legafe's hobbies are kniffing, cooking, and sewing-fine preparafion for fhe proverbial vine-covered coffage we're all inferesled in! Affer Monfi, 'Dorofhy hopes fo major in home ec. af Illinois, and wifh her pracfical abilify and experience, fhe course oughf fo be a snap. She.'s blessed wifh anofher remarkable characlerisficl Doro'lhy's one girl who doesn'f have fo seek enjoymenf in ofhers, buf has fhe abilify fo find enioymenf wifhin herself. E fm we m V H 34 ,. H mamma ss-was NANCY LOAR Olrmulgee, Olclahoma Here's Eas+'s head Sponsor, who is also Sponsor secrefary and archery manager. Fun Wifh Foods Club claims her, foo, as does fhe hoclcey Held, 'lennis courf and srable. Easy going and uH'erly opii- misfic lrefreshing qualilies any placell Nan's perfecfly willing fo change her mind if she's wrong abou+ somefhing, which isn'+ offen. Bound for O. U. af+er Monii, she hopes fo maior in home ec. Olzla- homa, here comes our favorife red-headl PATRICIA MCFERREN Hoopesion, Illinois Member of lhe Mon+i brainlrusf, Paf's in+eresfs are varied. Her aclivifies ai' ihe sfables and on ihe +anbarlr are common knowledge, as is her prowess in mafh. This year she's a member of Hobby Horse, hoclrey lfeam, Marlin Club, Sponsors, and ireasurer of senior science club. Paf's no+ 'loo happy abou+ leaving ihe alma mammy, 'cause this is her fiffh year here, and she's righf in lhe groove! JOSEPHINE MOBLEY Kennefl, Missouri Now here's a girl who knows wha+ college is for! Blue-eyed, in- dus+rious Jo Mobley is iusi' aboui' +he besl' buclgeier-of-fime on cam- pus. Scholasiically she's o whiz, and aihlefically, +ool One of her main inieresls is l.R.C., of which she's secreiary, and ano+her is Chorus, of which she's an angelic-looking member. Baskeiball, hoclcey, swimming, and fennis claim her enfhusiasfic supporl, and her curly head is of+en seen on fhe courl or in fhe pool. s3-?,s. ,, e WEE, f ms .Uwxff sr is n Qi , We E is ' T awww:-is is s E ' ' 3 asain' New X. OLIVE RALL Forf Wor'I'h, Texas We like Io Ihink of Olive as +he 'I'ypicaI Monlicello girI, because if fIaf+ers all 'rhe resf of us. Erernally busy. she manages always Io Iook 'Fresh and cool as 'Ihe proverbial cucumber! OIive's work in- cludes: Vice-presidency of '42, serviceilas a Sponsor, dufies of 'Ian- nis manager, secre'I'aryship of Marlin Club, and membership in I. R. C. These acfivifies Olive carries 'the way she plays Tennis- wi+h efficiency and charm. MARILYN SIEBKE Cedar Rapids, Iowa Slim, raven-haired Gussie whose smoofh cIo'Ihes, especially a cerfain scarlei' coa'I', are definifely I'he sI'uff I Gus, inclined 'foward ma'H'ers 'Ihea+ricaI, is a bIi'rhe spiril' backsiage, where she boasrs Ihe Iiile of Iigh+ing manager, a posiiion requiring abiIi+y and agiIi+yI She's quick on Ihe baske+baII floor, and wields a sharp fencing foil: in shorf, does well and spiriredly all Ihings she a+I'emp'rs. JO ANN SPIVA Quincy, Illinois Spive is 'Ihe energefic, impulsive B. W. O. C. Ihal' her ex+ra-cur- ricular acfivilies Ieslify. She's chairman of Sponsors, and as such, an ex-officio member of Srudenr Council, hockey manager, member of baskeiball 'I'eam, I. R. C., and Chorus. She's also chairman of fhe Social Service Commi'H'ee. In spiie of 'Ihese dufies, which would swamp many anolher, Jo Ann is always Io be found in 'Ihe midsl' of maHers merry. -Q ,E RUTH SWEEZEY BARBARA THOMPSON MARGUERITE TOWNSEND Coldwafer Michigan Chicago, Illinois Ada, Oklahoma Z f 1 T, A i V ' X. 1 . L U ff ' W - . f we was - 4 HSS rl - V. f .E MW.. 1, fi U - -- fs A sharp-eyed enihusiasiic liiile miss is Rurh Sweezey. She's iusi' aboui' 'rhe movin'est gal around--and around she moves! A member of Hobby Horse, Dance Club, Sponsors, and 'l'he hockey ieam, Ru1'h's hours are always full ro overflowing. She's a charfer member of 'rhe personal service group, loo, and can be seen any day washing cars, polishing woodwork, or making giani-size baiches of fudge which she sells madly 'ro all and sundry. Here's a girl who gels around! Barbara Thompson manages io conducl' her affairs as Chorus librarian, and io keep her good sianding in fhe Science Club beiween iaunfs o'FF- campus. The scieniific iype, she yearns fo be a lab iechnician. A Robin Hood on 'Phe archery range, Barbara fakes +op honors wiih her +rus+y bow 'n arrow. She can sing, ioo, as you who've heard her warble a+ Vespers can iesfifyl Margueriie Townsend, be'Her known as Shorly ior obvious reasons is anoiher Sooner She's business manager of 'ihe Times, which posifion qualifies her as being definifely on 'lhe efficieni side. Shoriy scoois abou+ 1'he campus on 'rhe +inies+ pair of feel' you've ever seen, her arms bogged down wiih an awe-inspiring array of iurquoise braceleis gaihered from all corners of The wes+. BETTY VAN DUSEN SUE VESPER MARION WAKEFIELD Omaha, Nebraska Websfer Groves, Missouri Hudson, lvlassachuseffs ser H is HE H .sa . is is ' EW M HH Q Q H H ,ws- H H HBE!! H me Q , new was-V gi- Hzgeegigm MLM . Meena E Nwwxhrilrif' mann me-in -5 may am: -Q W M iam. E H Q53-ga-redeem an xi m n ,. an an n 'ff 'E Q Q Q Beffy Van Dusen is anofher ardenf devofee of fhe equine quadruped! She came fo us from Sweefbriar where she did much in a horsey way, foo. As a collecfor we're nof sur- prised fo find book-ends and figures of her favorife animal in her Haskell home. A member of Hobby Horse as well as of fhe all-school riding feam, Dusie lives' up fo her repufafion. The fufure of fhis senior looks definifely rosy. lmaginafion, ingenuify, and an exceedingly pleasanf lefhargyu fypify Sue Vesper who reads palms, incifes riofs, and keeps a wicked finger in various pies! A Sponsor, Sue's also a mem- ber of l. R. C. and freasurer of Hobby Horse. She does her bif on fhe baskefball floor and on fhe hockey field, foo, and she fences admirably. ln shorf, Sue's quife fhe all-round girl. Who can forgef fhe Elecfric Eels, fhose masfers of medical knowledge? A New Englander from 'way back, Sally Wakefield is a charmingly demure lass wifh green eyes and a soff Bosfon accenf. Equally af home on fhe baskefball courf or fhe hockey field, fhis senior combines afhlefic prowess wifh maffers infellecfual. Marion enioys kniffing almosf as much as a fasf game of baskefball, and spends her spare fime beafing if ouf wifh her needles! S 25. I 4' , A F' Q5 ii 5 Q if sms. if ELIZABETH JANE WATKINS JANIS WHITCOMB MAROIA WOOD Chicago Illinois Omaha, Nebraska Fonda, Iowa B. J. Walkins iusl' loves +o undersland people , for lhcn' reason she's praclically +he mofher confessor of lhe senior class! Jusf like +he umbrella man, B. J. 'lrades common sense advice and a spol' of cheer for anybody's iroubles. She's qui'l'e 'Phe nicesl' medicine any of us have ever lakenl She keeps -busy, loo, wifh Drama Club, and canlers abouf 'Phe riding ring. Jan Whilcomb, wifh an overplus of good spirils and a ready smile, is jusl aboul Ihe hors- ies'l ' girl al' Monli- buf li+erally ! As Hobby Horse secrefary and member of riding and drill lealms, she keeps busy. In foci, one wonders fhal' 'lhe girl isn l' one-frack minded: on +he confrary, her realm of inieresl' is broad. Music is Jan's second love, expressed by sing- ing in Chorus and collecling T. Dorsey's la'l'es'l'. She's famed, foo, 'For her good humor. A domeslic damsel, Marcia Wood will do equally well in apron wilh egg-bea+er in hand, or in receiving line wifh olher celebrilies al' each side! Member of science and swimming clubs, Marcia prexied lhe la'H'er lhis year. Assis'l'ed and inspired by her, 'lhe merry Marlins look a decided upswing in accomplishmenfs. Ins+iga'l'or of Ihe la'l'es+ in all-round iolliiy, no campus fesfivily is complele wi'l'houl' her. Ardenl' devolee of boogie woogie, she cu+s a wicked rug! - .A 'f' 1 os fx 4 Qfnau ' vis.: - w xg WHA, N ff-W - gl .ww W 'sf X. . ,, , K, 5 . W' Q Q , Y ,Q si Y i' may 'L A T, V 1 1 , .1 , ELINOR BORGSTEDT Wood River, Illinois DOROTHY BURKE Kansas Cify, Missouri DRUSILLA COCHRAN For? Worih, Texas 40 L., HELEN BRANDHORST Websfer Groves, Missouri JULIA LEE CLARK Kansas Cily, Missouri MARY COLVERT Wichifa Falls, Texas BETTY BREWEN Kansas Cify, Missouri BEL THAYER CLAYCOMB Kansas Cify, Missouri MARGARET CONNOR EsI1er, Surrey. England .Mx swf' mg, ,x JEANNE BROWN Urbana, Illinois BETTY SUE CLEMONS Barllesville, Olrlaluoma MYRTLE COOK River Foresf, Illinois BETTY JANE ABBOTT Kirkwood, Missouri JANE ABBOTT Dallas, Texas PRISCILLA ALLEN Eva nslon, Illinois MARY ANDERSON Porfland, Oregon MARTHA APPEL Tulsa, Oklahoma ELIZABETH ARD ELT Denver, Colorado BILLIE MARIE ASKEW Abilene, Texas' ' HELEN AYERS Winneflra, Illinois KATHLEEN BAETZ Delroif. Michigan BEITY BEEKLY Tulsa, Oklahoma JEAN BELANGER Glen Ellyn, Illinois DOROTHY BINNER Winnellm, Illinois T W V 1 Y ff? ml an m I 1 H-in mis mm- H is Tim E . Wing 3 qi? 'ME PEGGY CORWIN Mt Carmel, Illinois ELEANOR DAVIS EI Reno, Oklahoma PATRICIA DREW McAlesfer, Oklahoma M MILDRED CRANDALL Painesville, Ohio MINETTE DIFFEY Belleville, Illinois DORIS DUBEE Flymoufh, Michigan JANE DAFOE Evansfon, Illinois DOROTHY DILLER Peoria, Illinois SUE ELLIOTT Kansas Ciiy, Missouri DIANA DAVIDSON Henlielcl, Sussex, England FRANCES DRAFFEN Harrodsburg, Kenluclry DOROTHY ERICKSON S+. Joseph. Missouri 4l is CAROLYN JEAN EVANS Columbus, Nebraska MARGARET ANN FLOOD Oklahoma Ciiy. Oklahoma CHARLOTTE FUN K LaCrosse, Wisconsin MARLENE FELTER Cincinnaii, Ohio SUSAN FORDYCE Kansas Cily, Missouri BETTE GIRARD Tyler, Texas l EVELYN FENTEM Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma MARY JANE FOSTER Dallas, Texas HELEN GORDON Omaha, Nebraska GRACE FISH AHon, Illinois PRISCILLA FOSTER Barllesville, Oklahoma ANNELLA HAMMETT Kansas Cify, Missouri fi T fi ' vw. ' a is ' ,W W, N. M li ., if R T. il will is 2 'yr 4 ,V N1 1 : - is 1 Y WZ. - 4. if fn 1.,..j ,. X ,, , , ANN HAMPTON Denver Colorado ADRIENNE HITCHCOCK McAlesfer Oklahoma KAPPY KELLOGG Percnval lowa MARGARET HARALSON Tulsa Olvlahoma FRANCES HOOVER Tulsa Olflahoma SARA KELTN ER Ada Oklahoma CYNTHIA HAUG Ccncordxa Kansas DOROTHY INGLIS Hampfon Iowa JO ANN KlNSEY Lincoln Nebraska LOIS HELMERlCHS Clucago llllnors LORENE JERSIG San Anfomo Texas LUCILLE KOTLER Tampa Florida QF' 'E BETTY JO KRAMP Olcmulgee, Oklahoma JAN ELL LAW I Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma ELINOR LOVE Ardmore, Olxlahoma JEANNE KURZ Glen Ellyn, Illinois RENEE LEMPRIERE Ware, Herfs, England SARA ANN LOVE Ardmore, Oklahoma RUTH LANE Chicago, Illinois PAULINE LEWIS Newfonville. Mass. LINDA LOU LUCKETT Tulsa, Oklahoma EUNICE LARSON Denver, Colorado GRACE LINDSEY Winne+Iza, Illinois ELIZABETH LUNDOUIST Evanslon, Illinois s I' q 'M : . ix ww' 3 PATRICIA MCCLELLAND Davenporf, Iowa MARY LOUISE MARSHALL EVUNSIOH, IIIinois BETTE MOONEY Defroif, Michigan CHARLENE McDONOUGH Chicago, IIIinois MARILYN MEEK Carroiifon, IIIinois JEAN MORRISON Oak Grove, Missouri JANE McLAUGHLIN Chicago, IIIinois MARYANN MERRICK Ames, Iowa CRYSTAL NAY Okmulgee, Okiahomc ANN MACTAGGART Davenporf, Iowa MARY MARGARET MEYERS Anfoni+o, Colorado MARCIA NEAD Hammond, Indiana T 1 45 1 W W ,,.- BEER ,. Mg SWE i is a , SXQYH ' H i E M muff 'I I' - WW Q E is - Q -w B si 3, Q H E is um mug. X . ss na . -amid W - B 'W H w 1 ' HH ,E E H MH His 1 .A -M H 4 5 as-yi 91.1 H- 3 ,WEN ima Y - .. A' in Ku N -I ww , ma. 1 E Q -sa. n s ass E W- W mga.-mniggi 1- E E :ua , ms. ,UH ss m,-:wa 1 me Mxmmn E B H E X . . is H I ssmfimsiim W ig - . W H .HV . mis H . -hw E -E -E E, w H . .H. ,iwifsff M .M H - H H -A 5 M is 'BEM-222-EW.B,i1Lw1.w5 W -H mix 3 W I I I I WMM ,,:gAW,m:.i .ii an wi -WWW DELIA NITTEBERG For? Worfh, Texas GEORGE ANN O'HORNETT Tulsa, Oklahoma JANE OSTERHOUDT Bloomingfon, Illinois PATRICIA Peolco Websler Groves, Missouri SALLY PHILPOTT Denver, Colorado PATRICIA REILLEY Alfon, Illinois JOSEPHINE Resci-:KE Genesee, Illinois MARGARET ANN RICE EI Reno, Oklahoma MARTHA ROUSE Evansfon, Illinois PHYLLIS RUSSELL Dulufh, Minnesola SUE SCHOONOVER Salem, Illinois FRANCES SCOTT Poplar Bluff, Missouri PEGGY SEDDENS Kirkwood, Missouri MARY BOB SEILER Pano, Illinois MARTHA SIMON Lincoln, Nebraska LENORE SIMONSON Fargo, Norlll Dakofa ROSEMARY SMITH Chicago. Illinois JUNAVONNE SOUTH Chicago, Illinois SUE SPARKS Allan, Illinois JEAN SPENCE Chicago, Illinois GLORIA STEIN Websfer Groves, Missouri MARTHA STEIN Waukegan, Illinois NORMA STEWART Tuisa, Oklahoma CATH ERI N E STOCKTON Evanslon, Illinois :. E fm ss H - 'Q zeszizi -Q 13 H H: H H gm H ' mm Q ss W E is an mm-:ES H ,E T N- W - ss H xl E E n-ang HM H 35 Q23 M m?S-T22 T fl Z 'E a m - -x:w,SQ,'H1,by' W ul. mu ,ffm a I f ' ss ss A 1 ur ss an ss WK W E ss all W xlqi.-aiwwiln 'hs B' all E Ellfimw gs 1, fn- E B Wa? W K' B WNW l m B x ss ss mga mm: T. 5 2 H asia . - mx rv-x fm xx umm - ww ss :X m - ss glam-1 ss 1 Eassnmwm-Hmm-ma :mamma gs E-E mums a mmxss ss 3' aww -ms-fmwmn am-E - 5 W-mmm nu ,m ml K www-zu-ma wal: H W? W- ELEANOR STRAUB Websler Groves, Missourx JENNIFER TANNER Farnham Royal, Buclrs, England RUTH THORNQUIST Chicago, Illinois 48 RUTH SUMNER ' Greal Marlow. Bucks, England ZOE ELAINE TEEL Forl' Worfh, Texas ANNE TREHEARNE Beaconsfleld, Buclcs, England H V H . mgffinmw .ma wax W a sm an W m vm MARGARET SWARTS Tulsa, Olclchoma BELMONT THOMAS River Foresf, lllinois GLORIA TURNER Ponca Clfy, Olclahoma . K., H 1 rm NANCY TACKETT Arlingion Heighis, lllinais VIRGINIA THOMPSON Walerville, Kansas MARY DEANE VANCE Ponca Cily, Oklahoma GLORIA VAN DEVENTER Mexico, Missouri BARBA RA WILCOXSON Carrollfon, Missouri SALLY WlTI'Y Pleosunf Plains. illinois MAXINE VIGNOLA Oak Pork, Illinois LOUISE WILLINGHAM Oklahoma Cify, Olclolwoma NANCY WOLFF Pon+iac, llliiiois BETTY LOU WARREN Beofrice, Nebraska SUSAN WILSON Des Moines, Iowa BARBARA WOLFS Weslfield, New Jersey RUTH Wl LBER Denver, Color ado MARY WINTER Effingham, Illinois R UTH WOOD Housion, Texas wg. 1 1 W- K- .if 3.53 U ,V if- , ,Ni -ful 1 ::,.i5,mw B51-ml M vi W 2 F 'f, fmfw Egg B' -11 - - 3 .i 'X-1-1 gin 515: -w ii T' N H -PM 4 -if, XS gi Q - -ss -wl L 7: -im xy ii.: mi gi- w - z ax ii N - - , 1' i in ii 5 R f 5,,,., .,,,,lQmu :31gH,.qi ms. .h.,,5 .M 5 X. .U E . .Q gi fi ---. nyigei -gpiiijiifg:-masslmrfgz,H sf wx ia wg is -2 3 2 -iz -.gig img aggsgxgyiisigfgmm Lgii an is if Q . i geese fsfsffeesu-mfsaxgawfi X- - .- - - Us--ms ,pm Fw h- ,. -ew:-1 - ,www-fx -if -1- -f - lugs fi- if wi ii 2 is - 1 - INTRODUCING PREP '42 Ja Fran Adams, serious, carrof-fopped, loyal friend, and A-I Sponsor. Whaf Q ' more can one ask? . . . Gerry Beaumonf's fhe undersfanding fype who does l X more 'lhan her share for any cause . . . Sparkling Nancy Bingman is our '12 peppy Sooner. The lass wifh a million laughs! . . . Monie's one iivin' iifferbug whose hearl' belongs fo Wesl Poinf, Wenfworfh, Wesfern-and , poinfs wesf! L . . And as for Eddie' B.-drill l'eam capfain 'n Marlin miss- she's unconfesfed queen of fhe blue jean . . . Pal' Camp's fhe lass wifh fhe plus personali'l'y- plus voice, plus smile. ln shorf, Nikki's one of our favorifes . . . McGregor Chambers' Cul- ver coaf, her good nafure, record collecfion, and abilify fo make friends are fhe envy of us all . . . Madge Clark, fhough definifely fhe infellecfual fype, seems fo enioy life in spife of if! . . . We sfand in awe of Dol' and Befh Dennis who can do iusf abouf everyfhing-ride, swim, fumble n on info fhe nighf! . . . Gerry Farkas, an honesf-'lo-goodness blonde, is sweef and friendly. Lorene Fienup's a cheery person fo have around. Good on fhe baskefball A floor, 'loo .... Badminfon and bridge claim Sally Fifzpafrick from Kansas. P Q If she's nof in 'l'he smokehouse, fry fhe cabin! . . . Good gal, 'lhis B. J. Gray. , Q3 k She can dance, ride and swim wifh fhe bes'l' .... Kalie Cornell Gulledge G oughf fo sfep righl' up fhere. She sings and acfs, foo! . . . Lee l'lar'ler's pracfically a fradifion here despife 'lhose Florida vacafions .... Polly Cue- ball Kuby has a fool' and half a dozen fingers in everyfhing fhaf maffers .... Beffy Mc- Cully's quief 'lill you know her, buf fhen-hold your hafsl . . . Jackie McElvain--quiel' and like- able. Wesfern and riding horses rafe high wifh her .... Marilyn Maloney's anofher Kansas Jay Hawk who keeps fhings going. Our only grudge is her 6 a. m. fire drills .... Don'f lel' Bobbie May fool you for a minfue. Those innocen'l' blue eyes hide devilfry, 'n fhen some! . . . Janie Miller's our clear prexy. The preffy girl who keeps Wesfern jumping, or is il' vice- versa? Dorofhy Park is one of our favorife smokehouse philosophers .... Babo Price, ll l B our lil' San Anfonio rose, comes complefe' wifh Texas drawl. She's inferesfed in 0 on 0 E Texas, chili, and snow .... Preffy Connie Pym peps up prep parfies. She musl' never lose fhaf smoofh Baws'lon accenfl . . . BeH'y Reade's anofher of our fa- vorifes. Her block baby bob's always in fhe 'lhick of 'rhings .... Gigi Scharff only fakes fime away 'From Firsf Aid, Science Club, riding 'n swimming fo lisfen 'lo Supermanl P. S. There's food a-plenfy in room 227-A! . . Paf S+ieglemeier's nofed for her fancy diving and her long blonde hair .... Ginny Thomas and her fluff of lighfr hair really gel' around. This liffle gal's liked by everybody .... If you can'+ laugh al Bob Hope, fune in' on Paf Vohr. She's a girl wifh plenfy of sense! . . . Nan Wheelock's a brain child wifh a wil' fhaf keeps us all sewed up in sfifches! . . . Paf Williams, house chairman of Wesf, fhrives on responsibilify-and grows preffier . . . Main inferesfs of Bev Wolfe are horse and Air Corps. Keep 'em flying, Bev! v' ' 'lu vp 1 V E E a X' x I I I H 1 Y FRANCES ADAMS Springfield, Missouri GERALDINE BEAUMONT Decafur, Illinois NANCY BINGMAN Olrmulgee, Oklahoma MONICA BISHOP Befhesda, Maryland EDNA LEA BURRUSS Hammond, Indiana PATRICIA CAMP Marion, Indiana MARJORIE ANN CHAMBERS Lufkin, Texas MADGE CLARKE Tulsa, Oklahoma ELIZABETH DEN NIS Paris, Illinois DOROTHY DENNIS Paris, Illinois GERALDINE FARKAS Dearborn, Michigan LORENE FIEN UP Kinsey, Missouri SALLY FITZPATRICK Lawrence, Kansas BETTY JANE GRAY Evansfon, Illinois EDITH GULLEDGE Kirkwood. Missouri EMILY HARTER Wenona, Illinois POLLY KUBY Winnellca, Illinois BETTY MCCULLY Chicago, Illinois JACQUELINE MCELVAIN Morris, Illinois MARILYN MALONEY Lawrence, Kansas BARBARA MAY Clnesier, lllinois JANE MILLER Lawrence, Kansas 'Q if if 41:- DOROTHY PARK Evansfon, IIIinois SARALEE PRICE San Anfonio, Texas CONSTANCE PYM Beach Bluff, Mussachuseifs BETTY READE Kaiunwazoo, Michigan CAROLYN SCHARFF Davenpori, Iowa PATRICIA STIEGELMEIER Blocmingion, IIIinois VIRGINIA THOMAS KeoIwI:, Iowa PATRICIA VOHR CIayI'on, Missouri NANCY WHEELOCK Capiiva Island, FIorida PATRICIA WILLIAMS Frifch, Texas BEVERLEY WOLFE Dcyfon, Ohio 53 JANE- ANDERSON River Foresi, Illinois VIRGINIA BALLARD Springfield, Illinois JACQUELINE BECKER Springfield, Illinois PATRICIA BETZ Chicago, Illinois JANE BRAMLEY Sf. Louis, Missouri BARBARA BURRUSS Hammond, Indiana MARJORIE COSH Alfon, Illinois SHIRLEY DeGRAFF Boonville, Missouri MARTHA EASTMAN Gclesburg, Illinois PRISCILLA EVANS Wilmeffe, Illinois JANE FOSTER Benfon, Illinois so is hp 9 ew Vi Q ?7 i 5 -f' -Q7 1 . H E -, rs H w sua M a'.sQW i at : F -329 l if 'J MARY FREDERICK Springfield. Illinois SUE FREER Hinsdale, Illinois BOBBY ANNE GEORGE Edwardsville, Illinois LU LYNN GREEN Olney. Illinois ' PATRICIA HOXIE f Poplar Bluff, Missouri J EAN KELLOGG Evonsfon, Illinois JEAN KUEHNE Chicago, Illinois PEGGY LYNN Oklahoma Cily, Olclahoma NELLE McCUlSTION Allon. Illinois BARBARA MACKN ESS Jacksonville, Illinois GEORGETTE MANDIS Wilmefle, Illinois VIRGINIA MOORE Websfer Groves, Missouri LUCILLE NORTON Alfon, IIIinois ALICE O'CONNOR Kenilworfh, IIIinois VIRGINIA LEE PERRINGS Universify Cify, Missouri EDITH PICKERING Springfield, Illinois BERNICE POSTEL Muscoufah, IIIinois NANCY READ Oak Pork, IIIinois EDITH SPICKELMIER IncIionopoIis, Indiana MARY LOU SPIVA Quincy, IIIinois H ELEN TH EIS Kirkwood, Missouri MARY WEAVER Springfield, IIIinois iw BETSY DONNELL DALE WYNKOOP Websier Groves, Missouri Scarsclale, New York ,., :-:.-: N WELCOME AND WELCOME HOME! K ! 'L::' ..,.,.:., E W :.,.: I N E ZS VIRGINIA ALLEN Jefferson Ci'ry, Missouri 1 ' on E E . W Ik , X E I B H E s mi 2 H E MARY EMANUEL CATHERINE CHARLES YVONNE HAYES MARILYN KROC Acla, Oklahoma Oklahoma Ciiy, Oklahoma Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Arlinglon Helghls llllnoxs Ginny Allen, originalor of Ihe Monri buichlbolo, re+urnecl lo +he folcl lhis year al' mid-semes- 'lers aliler a sojourn ai' old Missou. She's been righl' back in l'he groove, loo, caplaining lhe valianl' varsily baslcelball +eam and swimming wilh lhe mellow Marlins! Ginny's nor iusl in 'lhingsg she's a prime insfigalor of many local aclivifies on The slighlly screwball side! Lel's give a cheer for our prodigal playmare-:J rare combinaiion of brains, brawn, and laeaulyl Our cheeriesf greelings fo ihose girls who come +o Monii mid-semesfers. We're awfully glad fo have you wirh us. We're happy, loo, 'thai Belsy Donnell 'founcl she coulcln'r siay away any longer! Ancl we're unhappy aboul' 'lhose few people who coulcln'+ make ap- poinlmenrs wirh +he phorographerl 4521 gg Y sl? SOMETIMES WE WORK Laurie painfs, dances and sings, wl'ny can'+ we all be versafile lhings? . . . We foolc Huis piclure iusi' +o prove +l'1o+ lhree smari' girls are in 'lhe groove . . . To produce a play is quile a fask, and 'Hrais was be+'rer ,352 i +han one could ask . . . Mrs. Rhode will always share every momenl sl'ie can spare . . . Barb, Barb, Ginny and Ann pul' fheir froggies in +l1e pan . . . icl C SO in fhe D. D 4- .C U7 D U U boy's This E 1: 1 O I- O ES ET SO EAT E barbecue pi? 'rhe -4- U 'U C 'E' .ac CD CD 3 'U'C UU -C U 0-0 35 Tig Dm U'.c 56 -QE 21. +-.9 'Pg U2 5.5 'U if .sig .23 07+ -2.91 5.0 .C I-U .C It 3 4-. U an .Q an .Q : eolly can Sf' pringfim U1 cl ireof OS oufdoors luncheon E' ' 'ri-15? F SOMETIMES WE Here are Olive, Bev, and Spiv looking very much alive . . . Tall and regal as a queen, Zoe's 'rhe answer +o anyone's dream . . . Here is Jane all ser fo go, or so if seemed, a+ 'rhe fashion show . . . Six liHle maids from Kansas Cify, sweer and good and mighiy preH'y go hoping 'rhaf +hey'll pass fheir ZOO .fn ge ff we- 'r E1 1 1 1 These +hree warch 'rhe Fishes WATCH THE BIRDIE Janis ready for 'rhe ball, looks +he princess, fair ancl lall . . . These Sponsors by 'rhe work +hey've done, help make our life here lols of fun . . . l+'s Jo Ann of 'rhe 'rapping feel, looking awfully, awfully sweel. A Hg, swim M Www H E H E W si, Hg, aww-gfmsm H mfwmmwrgmsfms ...:,.-.,.,.f.,a:a:afasa5'f: ::1if:f-j E:aew :'- .azzs:s:E:::5E5:-'llQ, if., H H B 2 E ,SS is mn I: ,S JSE: B we is :L 2. 5 S E SWE 12 ' H E H me Q : sewgif gssr ' E H H mg? Q : ' all is 2 is W H M85 is W W . .5:5 ::::f .:: .WSE ,ss H E H is E Em Q 5.1:-z.:---:.:.:. H A .:.:,::,.,.,.5.,s5:g:5:as::,- i , ,, V ,, E, , ,WE - . Qs, E W E w , Q W . ,H W H , ,s if N H E 1 555 M ss' 5:5 :g i BH B - 5 H EWG H H H Ewa 8 , . wwf- .... Kms was Merry claughfers from S+. Louis, which, +hey say, rhymes wi+h hooey . . . See Oklahoma come en masse, darlings of our junior class . . . 6I Y , .4. m-- Q43 Receiving line, of 'rhe vicfory ball, Mrs. Rohrbough greers us all . . . Allhough he clidn'+ bring his cello, lhis group mN3:z says ir likes 'rhe fellow . . . Does Jrhis picfure make you remember lhe doll din- ner back in December? . . . To painl' 'rhe pool fhey .Af i I, - say was fun, a+ any rafe H was a fask well done . . . The Youngs, iusl back from Mexico, make us all hope we loo can go .... 1 13 9 ' To concocf a week-end par'ry +he U 'F f commiHee dresses ar+y . . . The ,,g,,e:M boal' 'rrip was climaxecl by crowning The queen, and for ihai' glorious N .- ., nighl' she reigned supreme . . . Twas Once Upon a Time, lhe cause of preps+ers hear- ing swee'r applause . . . Marfha as a cowgirl's neaf, buf on a horse she's hard +o bea+ . . . Coy liHle lassies one and all, aHired lhem lhus for a cosfume ball . . . Simple and swee+ in an old-fashioned way, af leasl a+'+he fashion show +ha'r clay .... ws, na-ss 3 f in ,.,,. I xy' 5 5 a H. Wi 15: be is H htsnm , , R WJ R .ss , s 1.1 F uma mamma nm E me AND LOTS OF TIMES is a wi-.mm is E w mgriag A ,wma R if-'1 Ss W mae B an a is Bmlmnqw mass B is Ag E Q H Q , E 'Agia , E MHsE,,i,g,, ,mmim E 1 Egksm E H sm was mms V ,W s,.g.fW:mWmjggH Us QmQ2fWE,1gwE-sggfibiq-4'j1-my nw Wi-Mmm Marxism WWe,ezwmffm,.,s.f Mewew Q 'Ma- Mm!-f -W-fwmwm H sew smmgxm HHWWM, ,S mmm H H H s :awww Q www- ?sB?5-we L I - n Q n Q Q H .:. :J me fl -n is Engs- - a Migs and Shiny dressed up warm, ready +o weaiher any sform . . . Pal' is looking migh+y cole wifh slris and gloves and boofs fo boo+ . . . S+ubby musl' have had a spill, af leasf she looks a liH'le ill . . . A barricade againsf ihe foe, we made if wholly auf of snow! . . . The cabin, sef in world of while-fun by day and fun by nighl' . . . Snowballing's fun for Dixie girls, bul, oh, i+'s migh+y hard on curls . . . The Denver girls, rarin' +0 go, happy +o see fhe firsl' big snow . . 64 1. XJ, -ss. ,l yn... ggzggag- ff?'!sr uv c 'h' J ,1 ff.. H 1 , ,' 6-X. Ji ' ,AH 1 gre- -0'-14.1, f.. .4 , 1 -2511799125- ,. wxq -,,,,..-- . I 13:-W E. W Q 'fs wr uf fi ,x Lv: aff? ,LQ ' Hmh mn . A-, .1 ' ' I- 2 ' 1'::4: . K ' lx' 4-1 -mg- Ee, -,rm Dignified in sun and sform, +l1e Harriel' ' a r r' Newell Haskell Memorial Enlrance slands guard over +l1e Easr Campus. Since I908, E g fhis landmark has been a familiar sigh? +o all who pass +l1e Monlicello campus. We froop +l1rough if +0 Vespers each Sunday and +l1ink whai' an appropriaferfronl' door ii' makes for +l1e college. ' Poinfing on Page 65 by Carherine Siockion ,H ' Ht, M.-,. .. iv , -1f,..- . , ,. ,..- V , , -A' '54 ' wx , . , X w- ,- na' .. ..f.,,, fsf , ' 'df' ' ,- 3 The Fronl Sleps of Eas'r Residence-permanenl' observer of life al Monricello. We dragged ourselves up 'rhem ralher weakly when we ar- ir rived, buf by The 'lime we were seniors, we L clashed heecllessly up and down. We sleppecl clown clainlily holding up our long slcirls on our way 'lo concerls a+ +he B. G. M. We spenf spring aflernoons baslcing on lhem wilh a confidant We sang +here and lislenecl +0 +he o'rher classes al' +he I94I Senior Sing. And when lhe lasl 'rime comes, we'll go down slowly, lurning back ro gel' cr lasl, forever-+0-be-remembered loolc. ' ii 9 00- ll m ll .1 an Drawing on Page 67 by Laurie Brewer. Os, 4, .. -1.1- 1 4 fn. . ' Tv r ' - J ll , 'Wiz' 1, Wf . A . n a E Es.. ,, ' ' 'NFL wif, M-44 . .1 ,.. bg 2 ,1 l.,',..' L fr: Z f iff: J, 5 Li Q I: ,es . at rg, ,gsm 551' .551 s K , . Wu-, 1 wil: ss .9 tb The Benjamin Godfrey Memorial-lanclmarlc in our mem- ories forever: A+ sunrise when ifs while sleeple pierces 'Phe brighlening slcyg a+ noon-day in. hol' aufumn sunuor bleak micl-winler coldq' al' 'iwilighf as darkness blo'rs i+ oul of sight Bul' we have lovecl if besl' when spol'-lighfs reveal ils classic simpliciiy. ' Painfing on Page 69 by Co+herine Sfocldon. ,x 4 2 . 1 Towers malce Monficello in+o a magical lcingclom-clomin- alecl by an old gray sfone caslle sei' far back among llme frees. This clfiaraclerislic Eas+ Residence +ower, 'Familiar 'ro all, is parficularly provocafive of memories for Mon+i- cello girls. Drawing on Page 7l by Laurie Brewer .' Ar' -g.f:.'-, ,Qi AM,-. T., -- '-1 Enff, 5: ' V 5 - 1 H V ' 4 .A p '- 4 'T m fizwff- 1 A -..,,.f, -jf.-H, ., , V, l. , , , '.y,,' 'r' ' ff-,LI-In . 'Y .- ' H 1 Q :H ,115 T'.n.1 ..e, 'T' -' :'1::,,... V 5,1 ,. : Vt,-:w+r f' '- 1 1 f . '--1 1 . ughnuin.-iii- - L ,,,. , I . , , 1 1:-gpul..-,-' V x-A.: 'X 3455 5. 3-any -1 I ' Yu .. 1 . Y.,,.,is...- . .4 22 , . . ,3F'f 'w V ,GMM -mf, . .yv .1 ,. x n ix 3 H ln J -.- , , V. ' u' 5+ A Nia A am Q J,-ntiilpa. . v- .:..n-- - -fri... xxkiii., -..:., xi' U ,I ,, - we-..v..-..,,,n-I 3 QV. 'TSM x .AL ss .. ..1Lr,Qnf: , ,, L.:-,il E . '- B nm x.. Xf Etna :veg ms: WEE x all am K a mtv mm an RN nm .V -1-!+f--f- 1 pn.. ...Fr , ,. jpg. AMS! T Mon+icello's newesi' dorrr1Hory, Haskell House, opened Thanksgiving Day, l937, has. become an in+egral par+ of our life here. We love Hs aH'rac'Hve, auslere llnes and Hs spo+less inferior, Hs recreafion and drawing rooms. ln spring, Hs brighl' border of +uIips. and daf- fodils make H one of +l1e loveliesf spo+s on campus. Painfing on Page 73 by Ca+l1erine S+ock+on . 2 e 1, zfg v .17 g - 1 M0,.- f rd..- ,,.- ' .ff rt,-1 ..fK 'A f Qui nf'- ,f 4' .,,- bf. 'LM' 'i: 1' ,rr CEM-1 I ,:g.vA1g1:'.1-ff-V3 :::T,,.'.. in gk.. 13 R. ' 'LAY .,.,..3Lh,: J,.. Ai. -- n'LIZi.3-3' ' 5 The Founfain Courf-scene of pleascnl' go+herings. J We'll rememberebuffel suppers on balmy spring M y evenings: group sings: +he piclures snapped while ' , V we were climbing lhe gnarled birch: 'lhe sun on lhe i founloin when 'lhe lulips are in bloom: lhe how lree in fall lodded wi+h Hs recl fruit cloys when lhe foun+ciin was hidden by cn sfeody, silenlisnow. Drawing on Page 75 by Laurie Brewer. S .3-u-4 f -fx .gf V U. A J. . 1 , W, mm. f 1. an - .148 ' TY A 3- falxi' gf ,YQ-Q ' ,N 'wi I L - Af ...nad r' . lk 5 .- -zh- 5.7 ff -,y,, , ki I -t A-llggfryx. ! ., wa ,Ig-Lv f J , 1, g. .-4972 ,Jaap- ux? J X35 On +l1e Sou+l1 Campus, aloof and dignified, s+ands Gilman House, confideni' of i+s posilion l Elle, L 5. L?S ' L4 Gilman has played i'rs parl in +l1e ever-widen- an infirmary, a prep sc oo as pa+riarcl1 of Monlicello. For I07 years, mg achvifies of +l1e college. A privale home, li l residence in i+s long life, +l1is year Gilman houses nineleen girls who love i+s quie+, comforfable sim- plicily. Painling on'Page 77 by Cailmerine Siocldon. 3 s w- L Q.. 1111, Jri 'Q -, ,V Kifqg fm' A4 fc' 137 ., up vL.,5, 4 N1 P 141, ' W -, TA 1' -. . X .,,1.r-- fn , . , ,.:.,..r-, , -ff 3-.-4-v:-', ,1v:n'C,', , .133 . M, -W ...D V27 w .ln i 45L2r.Q:'E5,'f , 45,4 .. . W'-+-. .Ak KF , :Kr ,. ,,. fr 5gf:?g5QT,aL1f-fl--2' v - ,. .. 'AL -IJ-ADL rw- '--, - -Qu: Q41-gms: '- L-.3s3 :':431l Q-if -1--f'--1 -. -A - .,L--1 -Qflfp -' .. L., ,Q-'rfj'gfV.: ,sv The cabin is our 'iavoriie hangoui 'For 'rhe ira- I 1.5 difional coke and smoke. Since Hrs rejuvena- ii i fi fion in +i1e spring of I94l, i+ has become ine mosr popular spof on campus. Who would imagine from i+s rusiic exferior ihaf ii s decked inside wi+i1 brighi red and whife checked curiains, cosy booihs, and, mosr imporicmr, hamburgers and malis? ' Drawing on Page 79 by Laurie Brewer. 4 45. ' lf! .1514- 'ffzcfsr ' , .ff .-.1 . -rm .. X 'ffff- Q., I vi 1, lug. j ..f'l7 6 2 . ,1,4:-an ligfifii. , W' '45 2'-Y:1'l'. . its sg ff :. f !iu1ZfZ . A 1 'TI11 ffl ' fm H tx: ,-H' A ' :gilt i l -5 , l l 82 THE STUDENT COUNCIL i fr' 'QW E v l Presideni' I94l-I 4 Winifred Evans L' The Srudenf Council is The group of elecled execulives of The Mon- ficello Sludenl Associalion. Each year H' lakes a grearer parl in carrying on +l1e principles of sludenl governmeni and democracy on - +l1e Monricello campus. ' Winifred Evans, presidenf Caroline Hopping, social chairman Priscilla Alden, chairman of Easi Palricia Williams, chairman of Wesf Polly Kuby, vice-presideni Carherine Sfocldon, recording secreiary Beverley Wolfe, corresponding secrefary Lois Helmericlns, rreasurer. Dora l'le+l1ers+on, chairman of Gilman B. A. Alexander, chairman of Haskell Ex-officio-Jo Ann Spiva, sponsor chairman ilnix MVA I- BQ' F1FJ,.lS Ei1S f-get-99 LU BS EIIIIX MVB I- is' QWfsrf,..sS . EMS buena-1 HOUSE COUNCILS The house councils are lhe execulive organizalions of lhe residences Each is composed ol an elecled chairman, a social chairman, and lloor represenlalives. GILMAN Dora Helherslon, chairman Nan Engleharl Eleanor Slraub Lillian Harper Diana Davidson WEST Palricia Williams, Barbara May Monica Bishop Conslance Pym Jane Fosler Dorolhy Dennis Mary Lou Spiva Belly Reade Mariorie Chambers Marilyn Kroc Jane Miller l r i HASKELL Belly Ann Alexander, chairman Belly Ann Hawkins Mary Lou Marshall Belmonl Thomas Sue Sparks EAST Priscilla Alden, chairman Sally Willy Palricia Pedigo Susan Fordyce Grace Lindsey' Laurie Brewer Rulh Sumner Marlha Appel Conslance Allen Nancy Loar Beverly Bissell SPONSORS -SM, . Sponsors are lhose friendly girls, chosen because of lheir ' Q . fine cilizenship, fo help new girls selile happily info Mon- GQ N i Jricello life. Afler wriiing +o new sludenis during 'rhe . i x,,,,,,'l summer, lhey aid wilh orienlaiion in 'rhe 'Fall and wilh guidance fhroughoul lhe year. This year, under 'rhe chairmanship of Jo Ann Spiva, fhey crealed lhe Aid-'lo-Siudy Plan. HASKELL: Winifred Evans, ex-officio Barbara Pilch Palricia McFerren Olive Rall Rulh Sweezey WEST Frances Adams, chairman Monica Bishop Polly Kuby Jane Miller Pal'riciai'Williams Beverley VVolfe EAST Nancy Loar, chairman Priscilla Alden Conslance Allen Beverly Bissell Marcella Coleman Sue Vesper Marion Wakefield GILMAN Caroline Hopping Maryann Merrick ,, ,. . M ,w N E ss --rmwvww w gm ww ww www www ww w w ww w ww w ww hnygi,-:Sys wg 55 w' wwwwww ,wwigww m wmwmmms KE'-HRW w E ww w ww www www,-wwggwgwzxwwww w www wma www www-m-,: fwfgwwg M www ww - w- www wmwmszm- W ws : m z-:w wma w-f-w-rw -a- iw www w THE DEFENSE COUNCIL To mainlain and improve morale, +o provide 'For one hundred per ceni parlicipa- 'rion in naiional defense, 'and io prepare for posl'-war life are 'rhe purposes of ihe Defense Council, organized following 'rhe Armislice Day convocaiion. Sludenl' members: Jane Dafoe, chairman: Harriell' Allen, Margarel Ann Flood, Be++y Ann Haw- kins, Lorene Jersig, Pauline Lewis, Marilyn Maloney, Belly Reade, Phyllis Russell, Frances Scoii, Zoe Elaine Teel, and Nancy Wheelock. Facully members: Presidenl George I. Rohrbough, Mrs. Ruih Bryan Rohde, Miss Eugenie Smilh, chairman, Miss Marjorie Crouch, Dr. Francois S. Cillie, Miss Norma Adams, Miss Naomi Hade, Miss Barbara Seybold, and Mr. Homer Young. Commifiees and rheir chairmen: Physical Fiiness: Marcella Coleman Communiiy Gifl: Jo Ann Kinsey Cilizenship: Winifred Evans lnformufioni Pegasus Club Academic Produciion: Belly Brewen Forums: Margo,-e+ Ann Flood Red Cross: Sue Sparks Women in Defense Work: Frances Scoil Social Service: Jo Ann Spiva Movies. Barham Moy D f S+ : ' . e ense amps Cafherine Sioclrion Posfers and Displays: Lorena Jemg Dancers: Caroline Hopping, Sue Sparlcs, Beverly Bis- sell, Conslance Pym. Nancy Engleharf Child Care: Mary Bob Seller ,Speakers Bureau: Josephine Re-schlre Home Nursing: Margarel Haralson Molor Mechanics: Susan Wilson Firsl Aid: Carolyn Scharisf Press: Barbara Fitch Food Preparalion: Cynihia Haug EE ww ww .wwwwwwwwwwwgw w wwww www wwwwww wwwww wg ww.w.wwW,Qm N w www1.w.wwwwwwww.wwwwww wwwwww wgwwrg-wwwwgg. QE wwwwwwww-ww.wwww.w.www ww -1 wf wa wx-7 w we me me is fn-mn in QMS amz-is Upper righf, Ann MocTaggor+ learns 'the Jus+ a momenf, please lechnique. An of'Fice-'l'ech- niques class becomes experienced under Miss Vir- ginia Benne'H s dicfalion. Molor mechanics and social service groups discover inferesling siluafions. 86 DEFENSE woRK On Armislice Day, sludenfs suggesled 'rhal' cn commlffee be appoinfed lo es- ' Jrablish a defense program on The campus. Through 'lhis sludenl-facully group a pro- gram of varied aclivilies was ser up. Every girl seleclecl a defense class or service suiled lol her needs or in- leresls. Theiclasses in vocafional or emergency lraining were volunlary and received one hundred per cenl supporl. During Jrhe week-end Fel:- ruary 28-lvlarch I lhe Defense Coun- cil sponsored a conference on Mo- bilizalion of College Woman Pow- er. r INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB In'Ierna+ionaI Relafions CIub sirives 'ro acquainf i'I's members wifh forums IIs officers are Dora I'IeI'hersIon presideni' Margaref Con nor vice presideni Josephine Mobley secreiary BeverIy BlsseII Ireasurerg Jane MiIIer, buIIeIin board chairmang Mary Bob SeiIer, program chairman. The world si'Iua'rion by discussions, debaies, informaI speeches, and MEMBERS: Mary Anderson Billie Marie Askew Jean Belonger BeH'y Sue Clemons Drusilla Cochran Mary CoIverI' Mariorie Cosh EIizabe'Ih Dennis Nancy EngIeharI Dorofhy Erickson Carolyn Jean Evans Margarei' Ann Flood PrisciIIa Fos+er Barbara Geis Cynfhia Haug Berry Ann Hawkins Frances Hoover Dorofhy Inglis Renee Lempriere Pauline Lewis Sara Ann Love Mary Margarei Meyers Crysfal Nay Delia Niifeberg Mary Lou Spiva Gloria Siein Norma Sfewari Eleanor Siraub Rufh Sumner Anne Trehearne Beify Van Dusen Marion WaI:efieId Nancy WheeIocIc Barbara Wilcoxson DRAMA CLUB Drama Club 'this year adopled a cons+i+u+ion and fhe name, Tra- com, a combinaiion of The words lragedy and comedy. A pin, lwo black and silver masks, was designed by fhe members. The club gave a series of one-ac+ plays during lhe year. Officers are: Jane Oslerhoudl, presidenl, Diana Davidson, vice-president and Jose- phine Reschlce, secrefary-'rreasurer. Members are: Adelle Ayers Winifred Evans Mary Lou Spiva BeHy Beelcly Edi+h Gulledge Jennifer Tanner Eleanor -Davis Janell Law Susan Wilson Jane Dafoe Margare'r Ann Rice Nancy Wolff Behind fhe scenes lhe sfoge crew gel lheir cues nf r f? '. ye Elm, R34 ni Vvx SCENES from For You fo Live, by Harold Bos- scxge, fhe firs+ producfion of fhe year, c docu- menfory play: o cry for 'fci+h in Democracy and Hs fufuref' f Consfance Allen Priscilla Allen Marfha Appel Elizabeih Ardelf Laurie Brewer Pairicia Camp Sue Clemons Peggy Corwin Elizabeiln Dennis Dorofhy Dennis Parricia Drew Marlene Felfer Grace Fish Barbara Geis Edifh Gulledge Annella Hammeir Ann Hampion Lillian Harper Adrienne Hifchcock Lorene Jersig Jean Kellogg Belly Jo Kramp Jeanne Kun. Dorofhy Legaie Renee Lempriere Pauline Lewis Elinor Love Jane McLaughlin Josephine Mobley Saralee Price CHORUS The Chorus, under 'Phe ence Bergendahl sang direcrion of Miss Flor- TJ' V4 ai' Sunday vespers and gave on -and-oFf-cam- pus conceris ihroughouf 'rhe year. Officers are: Josephine Reschlce, president Jeanne Brown, vice- presidenlg Dorofhy Binner, secre- 'raryg and Cryslal Nay, ireasurer. Priscilla Alden was 'rhe accompa- nisi. Sally Philpoff Mary Bob Seiler Jo Ann Spiva -Mary Lau Spiva Lenore Simonson Rosemary Smiih Par Sfielgelmeier Gloria Siein Rufh Sumner Barbara Thompson Virginia Thompson Gloria Turner Mary Dean Vance Maxine Vignola Pafricia Williams V v' X i J 1 PEGASUS CLUB Kfiififf, - The Pegasus Club, new campus group This year, is an organizafion of The library assisfanls. Under 'rhe direciion of Miss Margarel Hardin and +he officers, Barbara Geis, presidenl, and Elizabelh Ardell, sec reiary-lreasurer, Hs program has been enlarged fo include a parl of 'rhe Defense Program. Barbara Geis BeH'y Jane AbboH Marlha Appel Jane Bramley Drusilla Cochran Pa+ricia Drew Mary Jane Fosler Rulh Thornquisf Elizabelh Ardelr Lillian Harper Kappy Kellogg Doro+hy Legafe Grace Lindsey Mary Bob Seller Norma Slewari Pafricia Williams ART ASSOCIATION The purpose of Hue Arr Associafion bas been 'ro fur- Q Q? nish a means of bringing arf +0 srudenis who have no ,fn Q confaci' wifh 'rhe deparimenr ofherwise. H' has ai'- fempfed 'ro bring samples of good confemporary arf +0 fbe campus. Officers are: Miriam Kindermann, president Laurie Brewer, vice-president Nan Tackeff, secrefary- freasurer. Richard F. Gafes, head of The ari' depar+men1', sponsored 'Hwe group. THE TIMES , The Times siaff ihis year pu+ 'ro bed +he issues of Volume 7 of Mon+icello's bi-weekly publicaiion. New feafures were a l Lqci, W 5 pre-school eclifion and a liierary seciion of s'l'uden+ wriiing. Eclilor. Barbara Fifch. News Ediior, Maryann Merriclc: Sporls Edifor, Marcella Coleman. Make-up Ediior, Eleanor Slraubg Fealure Eclifror, Conslance Allen. Re-wrife and Copy Eclirorsz Julia Clarlc, Rosemary Smiih, Lucille Koller. Reporiersz Priscilla Alden, Belly Jane AbboH, Pairicia McFerren, Janis Whiicomb, Pairicia Drew, Mary Jane Fosrer, Lucille Koller, Marlha Simon, 'Anne Trehearne, Barbara Geis, Jane Osferhoudf, Dora Hefherslon, Sue Vesper, Helen Branclhorsi, Jane McLaughlin, Vir- ginia Allen, Margarel Meyers. Cub Reporfersz Ruih Lane, Jacqueline McElvain, Barbara Wilcoxson, Grace Fish, Bel Thayer Claycomb, Marfha Appel, Peggy Seddens, Norma Siewari, Consiance Pym, Mariha Eosfman, Marjorie Chambers, Lucille Norfon, Shirley DeGraff, Cynfhia Haug. Business Siaffz Marguerire Townsend, manager, Sara Keliner, Marcia Nead, BeH'y Jane Wal- lcins, Margare+ Haralson, June Heilig. - 93 FUN WITH ,FOODS 2, Fun Wi+h Foods helps lhe housewives of rhe fufure discover X rhal' cooking is really fun. The club is sponsored by Miss Helen Kropf and Miss LoHe Goldschmidi. Officers are: Nancy Loar ' president Margarer Cadwell, vice-presideni, Mary Lou Spiva secreraryg and Margarel Ann Flood, lreasurer. Jean Belanger Mary Colveri Grace Fish Barbara Geis Cynrhia Haug Renee Lempriere Geraldine Farkas Crysfal Nay Lorene Fienup Maxine Vignola Alice O'Connor Priscilla Evans Conslance Pym Nancy Wheelock SCIENCE CLUBS Scienfific research 'lor naiional defense formed Ihe basis of dis- cussion al meelings of bolh science clubs Ihis year. Sponsored by Miss Elizabelh Gulick, Ihe Senior Science Club is made up of col- lege girls, ancl Ihe Junior Science Club, of preps, is clireclecl by Miss Lucreria Cressey. JUNIOR MEMBERS SENIOR MEMBERS Polly Kuby, presidenf Julia Clark, presiclenr Jane Miller, vice-presidenl Phyllis Russell, vice-presideni Barbara May, secreiary Palricia Mclzerren, secrelcry Monica Bishop, Ireasurer Sue Fordyce, freosurer Conslance Pym Mary Margaref Meyers Barbara Burruss George Ann O'HorneH Marjorie Chambers Frances Draffen Sally Fifzpafrick Carolyn Evans Lucile Norfon Cynfhig Hqug Mary Lou Spiva Myrile Cook Marilyn Maloney Grace Figh Nancy ,Read Emily I-larrer Sarilee Price THE STAFF CO-EDITORS Consfance Allen Eunice Larson MANAGING EDITOR Margarel Ann Flood COPY EDITO RS Barbara Fifch Eleanor Sfraub ART STAFF Miriam Kindermann Dorolhy Binner Laurie Brewer Polly Kuby Caiherine Sloclrfon Nancy Taclrefl' EDITORIAL STAFF Virginia Allen Billie Marie Aslrew Kafhleen Baelz Marianne Bloesch Jean Bromwich Barbara Burruss Drusilla Cochran Mary Colverl Bel Thayer Claycomb Jane Dafoe Diana Davidson Dorofhy Ericlrson Sally Fiizpafriclc Barbara Geis June Heilig Jo Ann Kinsey Lucille Korler Conslonce Pym Nancy Read Marlliia Rouse Carolyn Scharff Roserrlary Smilh Norma Sfewarf Pafrici-a Williams Beverley Wolfe Rufh Wood Ecu-io BOARD Elizabelh Ardelf Ann lllamplon Cynlhia Haug Eunice Larson Ann Trehearne Rulh Wilber THE ECHO ln Oclober, l94I, when rnosl of you were lhinlcing +ha+ June was years away, 'rhe Echo slaff was al- ready al' work. June is almosl here: you have The producl of ihal' year of hard worlc. The Echo Board operales 'rhe Echo counfer 'ro malce money 'ro help pay for 'rhe yearbook. XE AQ-- qi UNB Q . S' -gf 'P' N - me Q v P U' S , X, -x. Bresiden+ 'IH94 I - I 942 Marcella Coleman .. '11 THE M. A. A. The Moniicello A+hle+ic Associafion, of which every sfudeni is a member, pro- vides opporiunify fo all-no maH'er wha'r 'lhe level of her sporis abilify-'lo parlicipaie. This is accomplished by informal infra-mural and in+er-school com- peiifion, in which +he emphasis res'rs noi' on The resul+ing score buf on enioy- meni' and educaiional value. Perhaps 'rhe greaiesi' s'rep forward lhis year 'For +he M.A.A. was The aboliiion of maierial awards formerly given for pariici- paiion in The volun'rary sporis program. Laurie Brewer, Modern Dance Club presideni Ann Hampion, riding manager Jean Bromwich, Hobby Horse Club presidenf Eunice Larson, freasurer Edna Lee Burruss, bicycle manager Nancy Loar, archery manager Marcella Coleman, presidenf Pairicia McClelland, swimming manager Margarel' Connor, hockey manager Jane Miller, golf and badminion manager Myrile Cook, vice-presidenl Olive Rall, iennis manager Mildred Crandall, dance manager Jo Ann Spiva, hockey manager Sue Elliofl, baskeiball manager Ruih Sumner, secreiary Evelyn Fenfem, baskeiball manager Marcia Wood, Marlin Club presideni The M. A. A. Board un der whose organizafion and managemenf lhe vol- ! unlary program funcfions. 'BWV RIDI'NCi Mon+icello offers an exiensive and varied riding program, under fhe direciion of Miss Doroihy Pol'- ler, in which almosl half of fhe s'rudenl's parlici- pale . . . labovel Priscilla Alden illuslrales lhe Monricello girl's fondness 'For horses. 99 RIDING AT MONTICELLO includes, besides regular classes, a lwo year course in The Theory and Teaching of Riding: ihe Hobby Horse Club, wifh member- ship by invi+a+ion and fryoulsg College and Prep riding ieams, selecfed on riding abilily, which compele wilh each oiher and olher schools: and drill feams which perform al' shows and demonslrafions. Members of The all-school riding 'leam announced al fhe annual riding banquel in February were: Edna Lea Bur- russ, Barbara Burruss, Myrfle Cook, Rulh Sweezey, Jean Bromwich, Befh Dennis, Janis Whilcomb, Diana Davidson, Sue Freer, and Be'Hy Van Dusen. Members of fhe Hobby Horse Club were: Belly Jane Abboll, Jean Bromwich, Barbara Burruss, Edna Lea Burruss, Margoref Cadwell, Marcella Coleman, Myrlle Coolr. Diana Davidson, Elizabeih Dennis, Dorolhy Dennis, Berfy Van Dusen. Sue Freer, Lu Lynn Green, Ann Homplon, Polly Kuby, Paf McFerren, Sally Philpoll, Edilh Pickering, Marfha Simon, Calherine Sfockfon. Rulh Sweezey, Sue Vesper, Palricia Williams. Janis Whifcornb. Beverley Wolfe. RING AND TRAIL RIDING, English, Wes+ern and sidesaddle lechnique, and driving singles and doubles are included in regular class work. 'T riff' 'ff V ' 1'.Z'F2...'Ei-S-i.'..,.-,-J. LZ. '. . 7 M86 t1tXG7P'1f: f. ,:.C7Y-T1fFl1'2iHt?i3 f' . F-JMJZT -EMDNYCWTJZ '21 -:'iE.Z12.fx3Ai1'1 'I-'Bf?YJF'li31l ARCHERY Classes and volunfary archery in bofh 'rhe 'Fall and spring seasons drew many sludenls +o The archery range wesi' of Haskell. Demonsfrafions were given al Fall field day, Thanksgiving Parenls' clay, Spring guesl days, and Spring field clay: also in The spring season several archers enlerecl info compelilion wilh nearby colleges. 4 Lucille Norlon removes her arrow E H from William Tell s apple in a novelly 1 X ,WE shooi' during The Thanksgiving Par enls day 102 , TENNlISibil'i, is Despire compelirion wi'rh rainy wearher, Monri- cello has many skilled 'rennis players. This year a lennis club was formed wilh Polly Kuby, Ru'rh Sum- ner, Margarer Connor, Diana Davidson, and Olive Rall, chosen because of rheir oulsranding abilily, as charfer members. The club supervised infra- school 'I'ennis and lable lennis. ladder lournamenis in which bolh srudenrs and 'faculry parlicipared. In addilion +o 'rhe infra-school program, several players compered in rhe spring wi'I'h neighboring schools. ' Saralee Price reiurns c high lob. I0 'Cs-: Three members of Dance Club praclice for +he Y.W.C.A. demonsfrafion. Dance classes and Dance Club conlinued fo be popular al' Monficello 'lhis year Acfivifies of various dance' groups consisled of a lec+ure-clemonsfralion of dance 'lechniques al 'rhe Alfon Y.W.C.A., dances for +he college play For You To Live, dances in lhe Chrisfmas vesper service, a concerl by Miss Eliza- belh Goode in which five Dance Club members also look parf, a Dance Club program in S+. Louis, an informal symposium, and finally +he Mexican program in May lr . H. A Fir - -:y Q Dance Club members in lhe Chrislmas vesper service. IO4 MODERN DANCE Dance Club provided oppor+uni'ry for creaiive worlc and pariicipaiion in +l1e year's dance pro- grams. The members fhis year were: Kaflwleen Baeiz Jacqueline Becker Pa+ricia Camp Mildred Crandall Dorofhy Dennis Winifred Evans Mary Jane Fosfer Barbara Geis IO5 Belly Jane Gray Jean Kellogg Jo Ann Kinsey Jacqueline McElvain Jane Miller Mary Lou Spiva Pairicia Siiegelmeier Rufh Sweezey lAbovel Miss Goode in her own Dance of ln+rospec+ion. lBelowl Look To Anoiher Horizon, a dance in Miss Goode's De- cember concert ,ef P'k'f1'Sl 'af x., AQ -4' . . gifgf if. 565: 'ei F T .' gf Y Q ii' f - : -iiifjij' . K A :gi ' Y' to ll 1 GOLF Golf is-offered ol Monficello in bofh 'flue volunfory and class programs fall and spring. Trips +o 'rl1e municipal golf course cmd compelilion wi'rl1 neighboring colleges kepl 'rhe enflnusiosls up 'ro por. -.A ' E -if 5 , - . X it iii? iwgsiiiml E E H H SSE SS K Q HE SS H H SSB iw ' W Y A 9 , ESS E i A I , , Y is ,- ,. is ly. 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I ' S X u ' -' Ji ,Ni f'2.', 'L:- ii if '4 .s - , W. I E .-., A - .1-. , .s - . im: ff-:921.::.m .ffim--,w -ve., .... s eg, -- A -' w A Connie Moclcness, one of Mon+i's mosl oul- sfonding golfers. Skill in fencing-Mon+icello's. lofesl sporl-depends upon maslery of 'fhis fundamenfal a'Hoclc, l'he lunge. I FENCING From 'lhe firsl' day lhal foils were issued +0 lhose enrolled in lhe fencing classes, danger lurlced in 'rhe corridors 'For all unarmed slude-nfs, arous- ing an in+eres+ in 'rhe sporf which assures Hs conlinuafion in fufure years as a parl of lhe regular physical educafion program. En garcle, parry, reposfe, desengoge, and ofher 'lerms become familiar fo fhese sfudenfs before fhe finish of EES? iuwzfxs ix E., is E N EEE we-as Ts News Qu H H m1e,12,sWA..sss2S: iw. HOCKEY Hockey is offered bolh as a class and volunlary spori. Infra- school compeliiion. Black vs. Gold. was carried on 'rhroughoul' lhe fall season. The college ieam compeled wifh Terre Hau'I'e and DeKalb lar fhe lllinois Universily Play Dayl, Fonfbonne, and Principia, defeaiing 'lhe firsr fhree 'reams and winning ihe Play Day al' Illinois. The season was climaxed wi'rh ihe annual hockey banquel a+ which Margarel' Connor was announced as 'rhe new M.A.A. hockey manager +o replace Jo Ann Spiva. Candid shois of fhe 'ieam berween halves: fhe coach giving las+ minuie direc+ionsg and +he new hockey car+. designed ancl consfrucfed by Miss Elaine Dear and Miss Elizabefh Mason, in which all equipmenl is carried +o and from 'lhe field. College Hockey Team Marcella Coleman, capfain Mary Anderson Bel Claycomb Margarei Connor Myrlle Cook Diana Davidson Sue Ellioll' Evelyn Fenlem Eunice Larson Pal McFerren Jane McLaughlin Crysial Nay Jo Ann Spiva Eleanor Siraub Rufh Sweezey Dora Hellwerslon Sue Vesper Tl-ie s+ars of 'Hue college hockey feamg Caplain Coleman faking lime oui' and looking ralher worried, foo: and Liz- zie, a polenlial coach , clocior, and manager, working over one of her weary players. 1 BASKETBALL ri -'ll Baslcelball Manager Sue El- A RQ lioH' and Coach Dear sei- V, . i ' rle a 'rie ball. ' Q, :U The inframural baslcelball program was more popular lhan ever lhis year wilh Sally PhilpoH ancl her Elec+ric Eels compeling againsi Jennifer Tanner's Vil- lainous Vipers, while 'Cella Coleman led her Coalman Minors againsl Jeanne Brown and her Brown Bunnies. The college 'leam which compeled againsf Blaclclaurn, Principia, Shurrlelili, Illinois College, and Fonfbonne consislecl of fhe following members: Forwards: Guards: Myrlle Cook Gloria Srein .Jean Morrison Sue Vesper Jeanne Brown Micky McLaughlin Marcella Coleman Diana Davidson 1 Sfubby Fenrem Olive Rall Sue EllioH 5 Bel Claycomb Ginny Allen, capfain Jo Ann Spiva passes fhe ball +o Ruih Sweezey. -A.. ,L ., :A fi i 1. . 1, -.'-Q. -'-. 'f 1' .' .' -.H',' A . .. I. - - ,1,.- 1: ,'-ld., ,q,f'1' 1 . I, .,. , , , ., C' 1 ' . .n .9 BADMINTON The 'fools of a spor+ Fas? growing A K f - 1' ' ' .iii ifF'fl5f3' f ,if Q if Jane Miller, M.A.A. badminion ' manager, sends ihe bird back fo her opponenf wifh a fas+ over- head smash. in popularify. Badminfon was included in bo+h 'rhe volun- fary and class programs +his year, bofh groups climaxing rheir seasons wi+h a four- namenf in which more fhan foriy sfudenis and faculfy compefed. l cello as H' forms M.C. in opening ihe February pogeani. SWIMMING Swimming and life saving classes, recrealional swimming, and Marlin Club are popular acliviiies ai Monli. Ouisiancling highlighis of Marlin Club's program ihis year were ihe wafer pageani, Babes in Toyland, painiing The walls and windows a+ ihe pool, +he vigorous bui skilled games of wafer polo, and ihe swimming meer wiih The Principia High School, won by Moniicello, The March of lhe Wooden Sol- diers, The grand finale of The pag- eanf. Il2 Marlin Club pays fribuie +o Mon+i- While marlins louch off lhe deep blue of Marlin Club's new ba+hing suils. MARLIN CLUB This year fhe swimming club officially became +he Marlin Club, honoring 'lhe fish 'rhal is known as lhe acroba+ of +he sea. Membership is by 'rryou+, lhe 'resl' emphasizing form and versafilily in waler aclivilies. THE BOARD: Marcia Wood Pal' McClelland Presidenl' Pagean+ Chairman Nancy Read Calherine Slocldon Vice-presideni' Fublicify Chairman Olive Rall Polly Kuby Secrefary-freasurer Meel' Chairman The Dennis lwins demon slrale lheir slcill in slum' div ing. Dr. Young finds c sirong bockhond useful when opposing Gussy Siebke in fable +ennis. Miss Smiih reaches for 'ro beoi c: s+uden+ +0 +l'1o'r bczskefball. Dr. Jackson oasis o crificcl eye on Sis Theis' pool feohnique. II4 STUDENT FACULTY RECREATION me Q2 nm .ff 49223911 is ii Qfxf YWO Us Mil' M921 QR? , .- 1 ' ,Kyla Q x- . I e Qybf w - 1 1. , Vu-vi - wi ML M ' . 'V--nggiwz i V hx? W ,X . f 11555 .nf Ex , 1371 iq, L lr Jin we, 1 , , .1 ,u .f .,,...J 0 ,rl . - w l' V f ,L . '4 ,'- V 4. f io UI I .. , v .544 , I . 1 l J , X . 1 N , ' 'W ,.... . nw! -.yi v f qu s -Tlx. A ' A',7::lf,31f as-Q, .. Sw' ,xxx A-.L U , . x . I .4 .I 'l+'4 -,A Am . I .L 15 :Je 'nv ..,-. i , x.,I.. ,mg :f- ,.sXf' qi ,ff,.., , k - 1' fs vi Q '-5-J w -. . ,U , Qin, . 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Remember when we shook lhe Cabin raff- ers as we lived madly lo ChaHanooga Choo-choo lhe Nighl'? 3 fff ,1,1I:-lx rx.. and Blues in L-V+ ber 'lhe happy hours, The nol'-so-careless days? Re- , Q z fr '1 ' s Q,.ef,.,. me sf f vt I' ' .H . 1--. A , , . Q lf r r I , r A 'mr I as K, M , 3, . -'H ' 1' s-TNQ:-:?f -- 'I - ' e:E'7'a:'.Ki.if2l If:-v, -2 'P -. V- - ,- 'f-E ,. .1 ' ' ' , S'?f-ffmlg-'L-1 ' E f'f'i -'Ziff' tl . 1 :mi 42265551 -f -ff. sa , -of M ,Vi , k g 1 ' 5 ffl: ,sf J' ' , A1's'f32 r I N wr f 'l 55 - 'yu via- 4 ' '. J,-'j'5,4 1: LN -?'T il lj W-'Ff ' sf . -I 194 s 'F we F M -so 3545, .2 -,NA .- wx Q Zi 313 ' QL Q' ' 7 ' r Yl 'l' UE 495 'ir . 5 4 -if-3 umm 1 Af ' 5 X '.: ' ,ig X .Qf'3c.r,,, X ,X ,A , 'll 241 ' Off-campus week-ends were kinda fun, foo. And nighfs before vacafion were gayesf of all-all clear for Chicago and Oklahoma! Remember 1'he sen- iors as +hey carolled ' 'l'ha'l' s+arry nighi' before Chris'rmas vaca+ion? They weren'+ +oo sharp, bu'r fheir hearis were in if! PM . N xd F4 Q1 -1-scams-aww.-5 L M r l f. iecl always We had our ups and downs. We played, laughed, sighed-some+imes even sludiedl We +roHed duli- lhe B. G. M. Sundays, lhen back again held long, involved bull sessions, and no inlelleclual we fried +0 sound, our sub- 'ro 'Phe unprediclable male! fully over +0 +o +ea. We maHer how boiled down ll W N W' ws ix. 9.9 fv- , , , A ' H 151 VW' A . '-E '.ffiilfQ5fE-,gn '-Q U i' ,.,:'QQf:::'r :':':': f ' ': 223 ' ..: 1 ii .. ..,. ' ' V :.1f....- ' -,.. e s , 'r f'A '.,:1sff 'ys5sm1f'4asseHs gs ,F , - ,Q ... ,...... ..4.s.H..,M..s, ., .. ,, Z ..: I. EEE ,gag ,H ,. , - i J A as , me M' Egg, ' '.jgZg j i 'T - i 3' ' . ' Zi H H 11 .1 H ' bi. . .dv V ,, ., .-g l-:::,. . ..,. : Hi. M 'L ' Z .. :.. '. if I . ,. ' ' ' IE? 5IE -:ssifi 5 H ':' M . gh Q J Q LW .V E I: 4 , - F E? B : E.. ,. ,,. E E Egg 8 ,E i E ws , 5, J B M E 1 , 1, A Y ' w F er 1 z i i A E H E is ......M-.-W - 53 N s ' H H I ' Q ma biiicf ' X ma Qm:?: M5 W r - 'ff -2 ' 5 . -': T2 I H? - H snowed, and snowed, and snowed 'fill we were o Nf' verifoible win'rer wonderland. Then 'rhere was +he doll r dinner-onofher 'ioivorife +rodi'rion. And Miss Bow- Blkf ,ii en's French ploy. And iunior-senior compefiiions. i And iunior exams. And fhe firsf spring crocus. Oh, 1'he years ore many ond rhe yeors ore long, bu'r we'll never forge ihe pcisi' one here of Moniiceliol -,-,,,...- V4.- JJE' mi ll WE, 5 mm ,za is li 5 -...mv wgesiiwm 4 awww - giggles A -755-Xena Q :gms is A CONFERENCE ON Mobiliza+ion of College Woman Power February 28 - March I gave 'rhe camera man +he oppor'runi'I'ies shown below. 5 5 'W M em .aan E 1, AE 1 Mr. Charles A. Caldwell, presidenl' of fhe Board of Trusfees and Winifred Evans, presiden+ of fhe Sfudenl' Council. Lefir, Mr. Eben Rodgers, secrefary of 'rhe Board of Truslees, and Beisey Marsh before a formal dinner . . . Righi, Hue English girls see 'I'he cam- pus 'For ihe firsf lime. '21 Presidenl' Rohrbough greels amazing Douglas Miller . . . Har leffj Speakers shown wi+h Mrs. Rohrbough are Mrs. Gu- drun Alcoclc, Chicago Sung Miss Kay Long, Mademoiselle: Mr. Millerg and Blair Moody, De- iroil' News . . . labovel Regis- fering clelegafes, are Eleanor Sfraub and Mrs. Eileen Rubin- kam. Her Royal Highness, Belly Ann Alexander, queen of +he S+. Louis flower show, displays lhe smile which convinced +he iudges. Three Olclahomans honor 'rheir nalive slale a+ lhe M.A.A. comic-s'l'rip parly. Many is 'rhe soldier who has been made happy by boxes from Personal Service. Busy packers: Belly Van Dusxen and Sue Sparks. Fudge-maker: Ann Hamp+on. 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Cli'Ff's mu- sic so hoi' and so sweell A once-in-Q-life-'rime dance! -ri I. 3 if 5 F 19 Poir+ing is such sweel sorrow iupper righllg Dancing on oi Dime lobovelg ond Swee+ ond Low Hour lefll. I25 is Nor would ci bool 'rrip be c bocil' lrip wi+hou'l' +he music of 'lhose Moonlighf Serenoders. l26 Nor . . . wilhoul' do liH'le resling on deck. BOAT TRIP l+'s lhe good ship ldlewild, scene of many ci Monfi porly which wouldn'+ be on polrfy ol' all wi'I'hou'l +he box lunch. if S!! 'ill ' nf . gb COMMENCEMENT Ano+l1er group of Mon+icello's clauglmfers leaves 'rhe Beniamin Godfrey Memorial as alumnae. A sparkling, carefree group, yei each member 'Feels as sl1e walks +l1rouglw +l1e Harrie'r'Newell Haskell memorial enfrance flue sadness 1'l1a+ comes upon leaving a well-lovecl home. . Dr. Rolwrbough and +l1e commencemenf and baccalaureale speakers ll94ll slfroll leisurely across from 'l'l1e B.G.M. 1 x Miss Crouch adiusfs 'rhe l t s+oles of '4I seniors al Class Day fesfivifies on Haskell's K lironl lawn. ' I27 ' Again an Echo slaff makes i'l's lillle bow, asks your If indulgence. Here is 'fhe record of a year. Imper- F511 wiyl Q ml: fecfl sei down, we granr, bul sei down wilh un- A il gffx Y A lis a counled hours of cheerful labor-and some fun- fir 'lhal in 'rhe fulure you may reminisce: Her eyes were blue-like violels: I can r describe her laugh: she's famous now .... She hasn'l' changed a bil. A darling lhen, and now .... Wouldn r a box lunch be fun? Fried chicken and chocolale cup cakes and . . . ' . 'l wonder if she's slill so good al sporls .... There isn r so much snow any more. Bul 'lhal year . . . V for Vic'l'ory. War came 'lhe nexl' Sunday .... A good year To record. A year of learning many lhings, of some achievemenlsg ci year of 'l'asl'ing serious dulies, of facing war-+ime's harsh demands: a year of crowded hours-crowded wilh fun as well as work: a year of growing up and accepling responsibililyg a year in which some sorrows came, and many joys: a good year on 'rhe whole-one 'ro remember. Pholos of sludenls and facul+y: Carlos Sludios, Wilmelle. Informal pholosz Roberl Graul, Jack Hackelhorn, Leland C. Hepp- ner, Jr., Leland Smilh, Jr., Joe Wood. Prinled by: Williamson Prinlfing Company, Springfield. Y 1 G H, Tk Q -fq Q Q, f 'i'2i4'-1 .g Q- S X r i Sky G X. ,A sr 'fb srfffw K A , ig NYM 'MLB .7 . Q , X m X Q jf X ' QPF' 1 Du If 1, ', 's Iggy! - X E J 271-fd ,Q--' .341 1. L.-'.u.h.A.nw. ,Mar :dm L lv' I f I if 3 ,- ,XJ ' 4 I ., A 'im 9 E AN. . f ffJ'. 1 .xx '55 gr? W. fg! , 1 ll P nf ' - 1 5 16,15 V. .F H s 9 f I Am' -' , ' 'faq' 1: VI I 5 - . A Y
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