Monticello College - Echo Yearbook (Godfrey, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1952 volume:

MONTICELLO COLLEGE GODFREY, ILLINOIS The Cabin Benjamin Godfrey die mortal Chapel — ifXWE %. • • Arriving al Aland . . . Faculty-Student Reception •Tumors and their beanies . . • - •' XS(SS( ) )i Hiss Haskell and friends The Christmas day I Fun in (he snow . . . Barber shoppers . . Descendenls o f (he Jo under . . . MM I The George Washington Minuet . . . L VT.Wittit'n.i American 1 .itcralurc Class The Academic Side . . . The Social Side . . . ZJo the CdadS of 1952 . . . You represent a minority group against which, fortunately, there is little prejudice! You have been blessed as none of your predecessors and few of your contemporaries. You have been born into a family, a country, and a time in history which can oiler you the accumulated lruits ol man’s struggles down the ages. The privileges of education in a free country are vours: yours, also, is (he responsibility for bringing peace, cooperation and brotherhood to a warped and soul-sick world. It is a glorious opportunity—and a sobering responsibility! wm — i DR. JOHN R. YOUNG r A lasting memory of Monliccllo days is our association with Dr. John R. Young, whose frequent informal meetings with students lend a distinctive flavor to campus life. Both Dr. and Mrs. Young are well known for their cordial hospitality in the Kvergreens and their attendance at college receptions, dances, assembly and vesper programs. An active Rotarian, the president is a member of the board of directors of Alton Memorial Hospital and the Alton-Wood River chapter of the American Red Cross, lie graduated from Marshall College, and received his M.A. and Ph.D., from the University of Illinois. Marshall College awarded him the degree of Litt. D. last year for having won, in the words of the citation, “distinction through merit. Fred Kuchnc, Marshall Acker. Dr. John U. Young, D. Howard Doane, Mrs. S. 'I . Olin, Mrs. W. V. Parsons, Eben Rodgers, chairman; Mrs. T. S. Chapman, Mrs. G. S. Milnor. Die (float'd of rudteci Tire responsibility lor the over-all administration ol Monticcllo College lies with its energetic Board of Trustees, a group of nine capable men and women who generously give ol their time and energy in behalf of the school. The Board of Trustees consists of the following members: Chairman: Eben Rodgers, Alton l ice-chairman: Fred Kuchnc, Jr., Mattoon Secretary: Marshall W. Acker, Alton J ember.r: Mrs. T. S. Chapman, Jcrseyville 1). Howard Doane, St. Louis Mrs. George Sparks Milnor (Alice Ryric, Class of 1911), Kenilworth Mrs. Spencer T. Olin (Ann Whitney, Class of 1925), Alton dUember Emeritus: Mrs. William Wood Parsons (President of Monticcllo College 1910-1918), Terre Haute, Indiana .11 ember Ex-officio: Dr. John R. Young The Board was honored this year by a dinner held in January; a new event added to the social program. The dinner was planned to give the student body a chance to meet the trustees informally, anti to provide the Board with the opportunity to know the students better. c n, inist ration Mary Lai no. Swift Academic Dean A.B. Vassar College M.A. Columbia University As Academic Dean, Miss Swift knows first hand the problems of the students; they will ever remember her unsurpassed understanding and interest in them. She is always eager to help them to receive the benefits which Monticello offers every student. Miss Swift is the chairman of the Advising Committee; she supervises curriculum anti examinations. Nevertheless, she finds time, in her busy day to be personal adviser to a number of students and faculty adviser to the Student Council. Wendel H. Baker Director of Admissions Assistant to the President A.B. University of Missouri From his office, Mr. Baker handles all the correspondence with prospective students and a corps of admissions counselors. lie is a willing participant in many social activities and helps the students obtain transportation facilities during vacations and throughout the year. S N 1 Marion II. Crossen Dean oj Women A.B. Obcrlin College M.A. Columbia University Teachers’ College Into the capable hands of Mrs. Crossen falls the duties and responsibilities of Dean of Women. She has administration of all social privileges, supervises student residences, and does much to make college life happy and congenial for every student. She is an imjx rtant |x;rson to the new students whom she assists in adjusting to the new and exciting experiences of college. Mrs. Crossen is always ready to help those who need her advice and understanding. Wadb T. Sbari.es Business J1 a naffer B.S. Ohio State University M.A. University of Chicago Mr. Searles handles all the financial and business matters of the college. 11c also teaches economics, serves as treasurer of the Board of Trustees and supervises the buildings and grounds. Necessary repairs arc carried out by the maintenance staff through his instructions. I'l.OUKNCK S. IXUKK Soria Director B.A. University of Nebraska As director of Social Activities, Mrs. Duree’s duties are many and varied. It is she who makes Monticello week ends so much fun for all the students, being personally interested in their social life. She is also available for consultation on social problems. Under her direction all social events, cabin parties, movies, dances, and teas are planned and scheduled, and trips to St. Louis are arranged. Mrs. Duree is adviser to the Social Committee chairmen and other students. Er.mi� va E. Buscii Registrar A.B. University of Illinois As Monticello s registrar and statistician, Miss Busch has the time-consuming job of keeping academic and registration records for each student. Preliminary and linal registration in September, as well as planningo! class and examination schedules, are under her guidance. Miss Busch records grades, prepares transcripts, and compiles each girl’s grade point average at the end of the year. She edits the college catalog, and notes the educational progress of graduates. She is hclpiul also in aiding those who plan to transfer to senior colleges, because she knows the requirements for admission to many of the universities. She, too, serves as personal adviser to a group of students. Mary J. Pfeiffenbergkr Alumnae Secretary A. A. Monlicello College B. A. Wellesley College In addition to editing the Alumnae Bulletin three times a year. Miss Pfeiftcnbcrger keeps in contact with Monticello's 4700 living alumnae. She handles all alumnae mail and sees that former students are entertained when returning to the campus. Miss PfeilTenl erger also attends and participates in the reunions of the some fourteen active clubs throughout the country; thus doing a valuable service for the school in keeping the alumnae interest alive and linking past heritage with future expectations. She also assists the senior class as its faculty adviser. Joseph A. L. Russo Director of Publications A.B. Harvard College Mr. Russo is responsible for all the college publicity. lie prepares promotional material which is used in advancing the public relations ol Monlicello. Ilis beautiful photographs of students and their activities, of campus grounds, and ol college buildings, represent Monlicello life and its ideals. As director ol publications, Mr. Russo also assists in editing and satisfying the photographic needs of the college paper, the Times, and the yearbook, the Echo. His helpful advice to these two student publications is always appreciated. Frances Rousseff Acting Librarian Mrs. Rouseft , as head of Monticello's library stall', serves in the interests of both faculty ami students. In addition to maintaining a quiet atmosphere in the library, Mrs. Rousscff assists students to find reference material or use the card catalogue. The latest editions of reference lx oks, periodicals, selected pamphlets, and other current reading material, are obtained through Mrs. Rousscfl and are available for the entire school’s use; thus adding to the 22,000 volumes already present on library shelves. Mrs. RousselT also has an active part in the preparation and organization ol the college's annual Book Fair. Its success this year can be attributed in part to her assistance in (he display ol books in the library. II11.1.IS ARNO!.!) Visual Iris Department B. A., Uni vcrsi ty of M in-ncsola; Graduate work, iMinncapolis School of Arts Marietta Kettunen Chairman oj Department oj Visual Arts B.A., Art Institute Chicago; Parsons School of Design; Art Students League of New York Cmari.es Eric Bicki.ky Chairman of Department of Speech and Drama B.S., Indiana State Teachers College; M.S., University of Wisconsin Miriam E. Koontz Department of Psychology A.B., Dickinson College; M.A., Emory University John Pali. Cooke Chairman of Department of Foreign f.ai tgu ages A.B., A.M., Ph.IX, University of Illinois Llcretia Cressey Chairman of Department of Science and .11athematics A.B.. University of Illinois; M.A., Columbia University; G raclu a t e Study, University of Chicago Louise Elizabeth Gulick Department of Xatural Science A.B., A.M., University of Illinois Katherine Kopf Department of Home Jfanagemenf B.S., University of California, Los Angeles Ruth Lindsey Department of Phi su a t Jutneation B.S., Oklahoma A. M. Ch axx i xc. M AC Fadon Department of Foreign Languages B.A., University of Michigan; M.A., University of Minnesota K u; a x o r Me M i ch a i:i. Department of Social Sciences B.A., Westminster College; M.A., University of Wisconsin f i 11 Jaxe Molloy Department of Pln sit a I Education B.A., University of Colorado Wixifrkd Morrison Chairman of Department of Phgsica I F tuca lion B.S., Kansas City Teachers College; Grad uatc Study, University of Missouri, University of Minnesota, Univcr sit y of Colorado Betty Dustin My i;rs Department of Music B.A., Mainline University; M.Mus., University of Indiana UARTA Axx Pointer Department of Foreign Languages B. of Rd., Illinois State Normal Joiix R. Richards Department of Usual Arts B.F.A., M.F.A., Cornell University Jeanette Ross Department oj .Music B. M us., N or I h western University; M.M., A me r ica n Con sc r va t orv of Music; su in nier study, Norfolk Music School of Yale University;studies with Kurt Wanieck, Stella Roberts Nancy Walthall Department of English B.S., M.S., KansasStalc Teachers College John Schweitzer Department of English A.B., Westminster College; M.A., University of Chicago Bkrt A. Smith Department of Social Science B.A., University of Nebraska; M.A., University of Missouri Dorothy Swan• Department of . Mathematics and Science B.S., M.S., University of Wisconsin FLOR ENC I-: Wot.LKRMAN Department of English A.B., Illinois College; M.A., University of Illinois Stephen Bennett Williams Chairman of Department of .Music Mus.B., Cornell College Chicago Musical College ;M. A. riic Stale University of Iowa. W. Vladimir Rolsseff Department of I isuat Arts Bulgarian National (iymnasium; L’Kcole de 1’Assumption, Va r n a , Bulgaria; Art Institute of Chicago; studies with Randall Dave.v, George Bellows, Albert H. Krehbeil, Carl Buelir Herbert A. Woodbury Department of Foreign Languages A.B., Harvard College; Graduate Study, Washington University r. Ruth Olson Dielilian B.A., University of North Dakota; Dietetic Internship, Vanderbilt University Hospital, Nashville, Tennessee Margaret V. Wright Department oj Secretarial Studies B.S., M.A., Northwestern University Adelaide Cori.is, R.N. Head Xurse Graduate of Washington University; Graduate Study at Kansas State College Groves B. Smith, M.D. College Physician not pictured John Wkdig, M.D. College Physician Dorknk Leonard Assistant to Riding Instructor not pictured A I. VENA Cl.OSSON Housekeeper Not Pictured Kffik Kdsai.l Baldwin Resident'? Mrs. ( . S. Richards Caldwell Residence Ida I). Brooks Assistant .Manager of Bookstore J3ooL St. ore Marjorie Dietiker .Manager of Bookstore Evelyn Berry Student Bank A.E., William Woods College mm, - Secretariat Staff Mici.ba Jkax Bokdy Secretary in Alumnae Office X. Maxim; Calks Bookkeeper and Cashier Phyllis M. Pikrsox Secretary in Financial Office Shirlky Rkudix Secretary to the Director oj Admissions Mary Sciillz Secretary to the President Aid mi SSionS Counselors Rosk Brown MaRGARKT (iRKKN Lucii; B. Mott Lily Williamsox Virginia B. Wkrwath Assistant to Director of Admissions I I I ..... • � w.;« • ......... - Warnshuis, Kleinschmidt, Aldrich, Cook •Senior Calais Officers President.........................CAROL K 1.1:1 nsciimidt ice-President.....................................Audrey Aldrich Secret art ......................jM A RCIA W A R N SIIU IS Treasurer.................................Martha Cook Informal snapshots m senior portrait section were made hi a staff of student photographers headed hi Diana Path. Barbara Joyce Banks 1'air bury, Nebraska iM.C.A. 1, 2; M.A.A. 2; Science Club 2; Times Stall' 2; Junior Committee 1; Softball Manager 2; Choir and Glee Club 1, 2; Lazarus Laughed; Pied Piper; Bicycle Club 1, 2 JoAnne Barkley (irosse Pointe, .Michigan M.C.A. 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Baldwin 1 louse Council 2; Social Committee 2 ------—---------------------- U —‘.T n • ’ • ‘ f ... .. “Little Aud” Talking in her sleep! Figs Apt. K. Audrey Telfair Aldrich Short Hilts, New Jersey M.C.A. 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Junior Committee 1, Vice-President; Class Vice-President; Choir anti Glee Club 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Dress Chairman 2; Times 1; Caldwell House Council 2; Judicial Advisory Committee 1,2; Current Affairs Joyce Baker Okmulgee, Oklahoma M.C.A. 1. 2; Echo 1, Echo Editor 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Junior Committee 1; Student Council 2; Tennis Club Treasurer 2; Heavenly Eleven 2; Choir and Glee Club 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Secretary 2; Advisory Judicial Committee 2 “J. B. My casual outfit! Westminster Weekends “Twitchoinyacin” “Bobbie” Never heard of Fairbury?? First chost Hole in the wall! “Jo” All right, you guys!—Be Quiet! My Rudy Sun Dcck Jam; ICi.iza hktii Barton Omaha, Schraska l imes 1, l imes Stall 2; M.C.A. -I Current AlVairs 2; Art Club 1; Echo 1; (ilee Club 1; Social Committee 1, 2; Croat Books 2 Barbara Bilhkimicr Bonne Terre, Missouri M.C.A. 1, 2; Echo 1; Choir and Glee Club 1, 2; Varsity Volleyball 1; Social Committee 1, 2 Patricia Marik Bku.m Da if ton, Ohio M.C.A. 1; Social Committee 1, 2; Echo 1; Heavenly Eleven 2; Bicycle Club 1, 2; Varsity Hockey 1, 2; Science Club 2 Janie Weekends at Mi . .ou University Clul ” Fashion Plate ‘Tat Group Living Kimh-a.M-l Untmin. Lew ‘You make me sick!” Pinky Are you smiling? “Saloon Is it Wally or Paullv? Bail, I’ve round the man! Wc-c-cll, ki-i-ds” Sixty miles south of St. Louis Ruth Bkyk Iowa City, Iowa M.C.A. 1, 2; M.C.A. Cabinet 2; Marlin Club 1, 2; Caldwell House Chairman 2; Student Council 2; Heavenly Eleven 2; Pied Piper, Lazarus Laughed; Chocolate Milk Cow; Love's Labour's Lost; Caldwell I louse Council 2 Nancy Lou Bowers New Martinsville, li es Virginia M.C.A. 1, 2; Social Committee 1.2; Choir and Glee Club 1, 2; Pied Piper; Lazarus Laughed; Baldwin House Council 2; Science Club 2; Dress Committee 2 Martha Ann Boyle Alton, Illinois M.C.A. 2; Pied Piper; Lazarus Laughed; The Chocolate Milk Cow; Sponsor Chairman 2; Student Council 2; Echo Staff 2; Drama 1. 2 Suzanne Jeanette Binner IVinnelka, Illinois Current Affairs Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; M.C.A. 1, 2; Times 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Lazarus Laughed; Haskell Assistant House Chairman 1; Chocolate Milk Cow Anneke-Jan Boden Hag dig, Michigan M.C.A. 1.2; Science Club 2; Lazarus Laughed; The Pied Piper; The Chocolate Milk Cow; Social Committee 1, 2; Times Suzy” Fourth lor bridge sinkers ‘I just love this meal' Jan Brush up your Shakespeare Plaid socks Is Marty here? Nan” Aw, shucks!” Marty” Ami another green cow Ballerina floats b.v— Alton gal Let's l� c objective about this! Boyle’s Boarding Mouse CONSTANCE LUCILLE BuiCl VOGEL Summit, Sew Jersey M.C.A. 1. 2; Mobbv Norse I. 2; M.M.A. 1; Science Club 1, 2, Yicc-Pres. 2; Social Committee 1. 2; limes 1; Fcho 1, 2; Lazarus Laughed; The Chocolate Milk Cow; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2 Frances Dunei.ua Brown Chatham, Sew Jersey M.C.A. 1, 2; Social Committee 2 Connie Hoots 'll Saddle Gnl Oh, dear! French table Fran The quiet type Shirley Burgoon Looking for a letter from Buck Private I Icriny Did I have a phone call?” Arnic The Hour of Beautiful Music Well, really now! I never think! 1 haven’t a thing to wear” Decoration Committee Shirley R. Burack St. Louts, J1 tssouri M.C.A. 1, 2; Current Affairs 1, 2; Art Club 1; Great Books 2; Science Club 2; Social Committee 2 Jean Gordon Burgoon 1C in net tea, Illinois Choir and Glee Club 1,2; Art Club 1; Marlin Club 1, 2; Hobby Horse 1, 2; Social Committe 1, 2; Secretary 2 1 ............. Patricia Ellen Chii.dress Baxter Springs, Kansas M.C.A. 1. 2, M.C.A. Cabinet 2: Science Club 1, 2; Publicity Chairman 2; Times 1, 2; Current Adairs 1; M.M.A. 1, Social Committee 1, 2 Mary Higbeb Cleminshaw Hudson, Ohio Glee Club 1,2; Choir 2; M.C.A. 1, 2; Current Adairs Club 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Baldwin House Council 2; Echo 2; M.M.A. 2 Pat You're kidding, of course! AM ABA forever Now, in Baxter— Clem Anvhodv got a light?” Deb Let's go to (lie cabin Annie” Poodle Cut Knitting socks again! My Gib Frat pins Bcv New Joisey 1 )on You guys! Alice Ann Cleveland Des Moines, Iowa Social Committee 1, 2; Hobby Horse Social Committee 1, 2; Hobby Horse 1, Vice-President 2; M.C.A. I, M.C.A. Cabinet 2; M.A.A. 2; Riding Manager 2; Art Club 1 Beverly Sue Cole Westfield, New Jersey M.C.A. 1; Student Council Vice-President 2; M.A.A. 2; Golf Manager 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Junior Committee 1; Marlin Club 1, 2; Choir and Glee Club 1, 2; Bicycle Club 1,2; Current Adairs Club 1 SB Martha Elizabeth Cook Beatrice, Nebraska Baldwin Mouse Council 1; Assistant House Chairman 1 ; M.C.A. 1, President 2; Student Council 2; Marlin Club 1, 2; Social Committee 1. 2; l imes 1; Junior Committee 1; Class Treasurer 1,2; Choir and Glee Club 1,2; Judicial Advisory Committee 2; Varsity 1 loekey 2 Margery Jkan Crockktt Chinook, Montana M.C.A. 1, 2; M.M.A. 1, 2; Junior Committee 1: Choir and Cilee Club 1, 2; Vice-President 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Vice-President 2; 'Times 1,2; EchoStaIT2; Social Committee 1 Marn” “II ell, back in Beatrice—” 'Tvc filially found HIM!” For gunny sacks!” Marg” Can't find my toothbrush Want some raisins?” Five minutes more! “Andy” Anchors Awcigh “Tennis, anyone??” ’(lei in your rooms for procloring!” Fig” Joe vs. Madman ‘Someone stole my shoes!' Ping pong philosopher Anne Louise Duca J1 uskogee, Oklahoma M.C.A. 1, 2; M.C.A. Cabinet 2; Science Uub 2; Marlin Club 1, 2; Tennis Club President 2; M.A.A. 2, Student Council Treasurer, Varsity I loekey 2; Caldwell I louse Council 2 Mary Ellen Eddy Chicago, Illinois Social Committee 1, 2; M.C.A. 1; Science Club 2 Si®!? ............................................... ' : — — Sondra Lee Edmondson Port Huron, Michigan M.C.A. 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2 Carolyn Ruth Finnell Detroit, Michigan Social Committee 1, 2; Bicycle Club 1; Heavenly Eleven 2; Telephone Committee 2 Doris Evelyn Flkiscii St. Louis, Missouri M.C.A. 1; Science Club 2; Student Council 2; Social Committee 1, 2; M.M.A. President 2; limes L 2; Times Start’2; Varsity Hockey 1,2; Varsity Volleyball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 1, 2 Carol Fels Kansas dig, Missouri M.C.A. 1. 2; M. C. A. Cabinet 2; Echo Start’2; Social Committee 1, 2; Heavenlv Eleven 2; Bicvcle Club 1,2 Sandy ‘C-C-Can ya handle it?” Jerry ITorray for State! Felsic” Give her an E! Let's have some light. Funncll Little blue elephant Let me show you my Olympic trophies!” “Don't leave me alone!” Mop” 'Voluntary, anyone?’’ Anyone want to serve tonight? Meeting come to order SlIARYN AVONNK GaRTLEY (Hen Ellyn, Illinois Choir and Glee Club 1, 2; Science Club 1; M.G.A. 1; Social Committee 2 lire” The unemotional (vpc Carlton ‘Just ’till Christmas 1955!” Shar” “I gel along!” ‘Just my jeans and cigarettes” My little bov” Lee” What a nauseating thought!” M.v roommates 'Now, that’s a thought!” Frankie” The wheeze kid Would somebody serve lor me?” We must, we must . . Marylee Virginia Gayle Rockford, Illinois M.C.A. 1, 2; Science Club Social Committee 2 Francks Ann Gore Findlay, Ohio M.C.A. 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; Choir and Glee Club 1, 2 Donna Lucille Flugge (Hen Ellyn, Illinois M.C.A. 1; Hobby Horse 2; Art Club 1; Social Committee 2 Martha Louise Haag Hammond, Indiana M.C.A. 1, 2; Current Affairs Vice-President 2; Art Club 1; Science Club 1; Social Committee 2 Arendia Marie Hollebeck Royal Oak, Michigan M.C.A. 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2; The Chocolate Milk Cow 2; Prep Adviser Katherine Ann Hart Austin, Texas Marlin Club 1; Times Stall' 1; Science Club 2; Social Committee 2 Marly” The other half Sunlamp ‘Let me do your poster!” Ann” I’m listening to the symphony” Vic ‘I need a dime to plug the phone” Ma” ‘A ten-gallon should he straight” Phone calls These men have me confused!” Rcndy” ‘Have you seen Patty?’ Just for hicks . . . “Bohhv’s my man!” Mary Ann Hill Trinidad, Colorado M.C.A. 1, 2; I lobby Horse 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; M.M.A. 1; Social Committee 2; Art Club 1; Current Affairs 1 Blanche Cynthia Johnson . Milwaukee, Wisconsin Social Com mil tec 1. 2 Sisley Johnson Corsicana, Texas Science Club 1 ; President 2; M.C.A. 1, 2; Times 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Caldwell I louse Council 2; Echo 1, 2; Telephone Chairman 2; Dress Committee 2 Sclcv Mr. Puller The West Point Story I’m a fixin to throw tantrum!” -M. y Wouhl you mind repealing that?” Chignon M. J.’s dieting again! .'largi Making up for lost time!’ Bads to Michigan! I)i� l vou sav little sister?' irowmes Margaret Elizabeth Kacscii Poniiac, Michigan P;ctJ f'Pcr 2; M.C.A. 2; Science Club 2; Social Committee 1, 2 Mary Joan Kacscii Poniiac, Michigan M.C.A. 1; Eire Captain 2; Prep Adviser 2; Social Committee 1, 2 Joan Florence Kutterkr Brentwood, Missouri M.C.A. 1; I lobby Horse 1, 2; President 2; Caldwell House Council 2; Marlin Club 2; Heavenly Pleven 2; M.A.A. 2; Social Committee I, 2; Va rsi t v Hockey 2 Carol Ki.kinschmidt IIinsdale, Il inois Marlin Club 1, 2; Secretary-Treasurer 2; Caldwell Assistant House Chairman 1; Caldwell House Council 1; Junior Committee Chairman 1; President Senior Class; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Social Committee 2; Judicial Advisory Committee 1, 2; M.C. A. 2; Student Council 1, 2 Nan 'Oh Delim, I don't cither!’ NVhat a honker Jerry Barrcll I feel so Jazzy” Mac Throw me a towel Duke Kut Kut I 1-i-k-c it! Jerry Lewis no out to the barn' l assic” I low do I get these messes?” Theatre slrts Nan, shut the window! Joyce Faye Passman Geneva, Illinois M.C.A. 1, 2; Science Club 2; Times 1; Baldwin House Council 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Pied Piper 1: Lazarus Laughed 1; Chocolate Milk Cow 2 Nancy Ann Kimball Pori Huron, Michigan M.C.A. 1, 2; Bicvcle Club 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2 Suzanne Louise Leiner Tiffin, Ohio M.C.A. 1, 2; Choir and ('dec Club 1,2; Hobby Horse 1,2; Science Clu Gloria Dean Loesch Lakewood, Ohio M.M.A. 1, Choir and Glee Club 1. -I Marlin Club 2 Susie Always Tiffin lie's jnst my Bill! No, I dint C.lo I know, I know Florida I’m gonna marry him! Sara Oh, Fran Minerva I just can't wait!” June Anyone have any magazines? The weekend at Kenyon, ‘Let's go to the movie iz cr Beverly Mackin I.illle Rock, Arkansas Junior Committee Treasurer 1; M.A. A. 1, 2; Hockey Manager 2; Varsity Hockey 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Marlin Club 1, 2; Tennis Club 2; Hobby Horse 1, 2; Current Affairs Club Secretary 1; Caldwell House Council 2; Heavenly Klcvcn 2 Mary Leone Marshall Dai Ion, Ohio M.A.A. 1, 2; Badminton Manager 2; Hobby Horse 1, 2, Treasurer 2; M.C.A. 2; Art Club 1; Social Committee 1, 2; Varsity Hockey 2 Little Bev Glory, Glory Colorado Dixie 'We’re loyal to you, Turkcv Mill! ' ‘‘Bushes” “It's extraordinary1 Raspitidious “Oh, ncin” “Janie” I feed and clean our lisli!’ Those blue slips It’s mint lime!” Grctch” llolv Cow Volleyball enthusiast Knitting again???? Jane Marx Hinn inglia rn, Ala ha ma Haskell House Council 1; Caldwell House Chairman 2; M.C.A. 1, 2; Student Council 2; Bicvcle Club 1; Times Stall’ 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Heavenly Eleven 2; Art Club 1 C i R ETC 11E N M O RG E N ST E R N Satina, Kansas llobbv Horse 1, 2; Science Club Secretary 2; Caldwell House Council 2; M.C.A. 1; Cabinet 2; l imes 2; Echo 1, 2; M.A.A. 2; Volleyball Manager 2; Varsity Volleyball 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2 0 bb' ttt w: I Nancy Ki.i.kn Newman S tri no field, l inois M.C.A. 1. 2; I lobby Horse 1, 2; Art Club Treasurer 1: M.A.A. 2; Square Dance Manager; Social Committee - Jankt Ann Nikukkgam. Freeport, Illinois M.C.A. 1, 2; Science Club 1. -• Social Committee 2 Nan” Swing .your partner Phone for me?” I lorsc lover Janet” Oh. I'm just stupid!” That laugh I Just got A” Maggi I leavens, pork chops!” 'Do ya mind?” It seems that way Dotlie” Going to see my Fiji Surely Loyal to you, Illinois ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -LL:- ' • 'Vt y y,-'- yJi v h v ■ WJ V- U- ' ; ■r.r.ii Diana Bka Polk Indianapolis, ndiana Science Club I. Treasurer 2; Choir and Glee Club 1, 2; M.C.A. 1; M.A. A. Secretary 2; I lobby I lorsc 1; Echo Stall 2; Social Committee 1, 2 NaDA JKAN Ri-IICH.MAN Hannibal, .Uissouri Junior Committee 1; M.C.A. Cabinet 1. 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Judicial Advisory Committee 2; I'aculty-Student Committee 1, 2; Science Club I. 2; I lobby Horse 1, 2; Marlin Club 1, 2; M.A.A. I, 2; Swimming Manager; Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Volleyball I; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2; Student Council President 2 Bilk” Second ghost 111al’s not n v tooth brush ! ' IJckcty hrindci” “The Brat” Kippered herring White bucks David? ... lie’s my Beta boyfriend! “Jen’' “Swat” “We don’t have any plans” “Who look my rodent?” Alvic Buhbas Where’s my roommate? “You all, that’s vulgaaa! Jeanne Marquette Roberts 7 hienscille, iriscon.fin M.C.A. 1, 2; Science Club 1; Bicycle Club 1 ; Social Committee 2; Varsity Hockey 2; Baldwin I louse Council 2 Beverly Ann Robinson Little Rock, Arkansas Junior Committee 1 ; Current Adairs 1, 2; Marlin Club 1, President 2; Tennis Club I, 2; Varsity Hockey I, 2; Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Times Stall 2; Hobby I lorse I, 2; M.C.A. 2; M.A.A. 1, 2; Basketball Manager 2; Heavenly Eleven 2 Nancy Lor Komxsox ■57 triixjifield, ttinoif SoClil 1 Committee I, !!; M.A.A. I reasurer 2; Varsitv Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Vollevball 2: M.C.A. l; I lobby I lorsc - JU.IE Sl ZAXXK Saffoud Cincinnati, Ohio M.C.A. 1, 2; Science Club 1; Social Committee 2; Kcho 2; Art Club 1; M.M.A. 2 'Mi. “Na lie” you guys! Sadness” Frolic time Sue” ‘Don't you think so?” plc-c-easc? I low’s come?” “Betty” Ju-u-u-nc Joe’s coming!” Seen any ghosts lately? Twin” ‘Can we borrow a nickel?” “Ohhhh, Bonnie!” Bill . . . .hmmmmmmm Bette Anne Seal Cincinnati, Ohio Social Committee 2; Choir and Glee Club 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2 Betty Mae Skalock Trace, loica M.C.A. 1, 2; Choir and Glee Club 1,2; Secretary 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Volleyball I, 2; Junior Committee 1 m -. :-LMm Bonny Lou Sealock Tracr, Iowa M.C.A. 1, 2; Choir and Glee Club 1, 2; Treasurer 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Volleyball 1, 2; Junior Committee 1 Donna Baughn Seaman Chicago, Illinois M.C.A. 1; Social Committee 1, 2; Science Club 1; Baldwin House Council 2 “Twin” Come on, you guys” Tracr I don’t care if I date!' Donna” ‘Tin so upset!” Southern Chicago accent Got a letter from Boh” Laurie” Scuffles in (he shower Cowardly lion Sam. George, Gregory” Maddic” My hoy Tom” Any phone calls? Going to St. Louis Lila Betii Shapiro Dallas, Texas Science Club 2; Social Committee 2; Chocolate Milk Cow 2; M.M.A. 2 Madelon Kay Shere Glencoe, Illinois M.C.A. 1; Science Club 2; Caldwell House Council 2 Joann Natalie Smith (j'li’ii F.lli n, Illinois Social Committee 1,2; Social Chairman 2; M.C.A. 1,2; Tennis Club 1, Secretary 2; Haskell House Council 1; Assistant House Chairman 1; M.A.A. 1. 2; Fencing Manager 2; Student Council 2; Science Club 1 Marilyn I)ai.k Smith Ann Arbor, Aliehiijan M.A.A. 2; Bowling Manager: Marlin Club 2; M.C.A. 2; Choir anti Glee Club 1. 2 Jo” Eat (he top layer lirst!” Dodo Champaign—-Glenn Who’s going to Godfrey?” Not blushing, just good I got four A’s” circulation ‘ One more cup of coffee Stapc 'That tickles me” Oklahoma Agios Oh, golly ’ Lynn I've been engaged for a whole year!” Write me an editorial” Bob Marilyn Diane Stephens Chicago, Illinois M.C.A. 1,2; Times Staff I; Editor 2; Science Club 2; Student Council 2; Echo 2; Social Committee 2; Bicycle Club 1, 2 M.C.A. 1, 2; Science Club 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Bicycle Club 1; M.M.A. 1 Lueda Ann Star ley Stillwater, Oklahoma Amelia Rais Taraba Chicago, Illinois M.C.A. 1. 2; Social Committee 2 Nancy Thompson U'inne ka, Illinois M.C.A. 1, 2; M.M.A. 1, 2; Choir and (ilce Club 1, 2; President 2; M.A.A. 2; Class Song Leader 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2 “Rnc” Chicago liouiul Nap lime “Love that horse “Tom my” Letter from Clinch! Mary Lee, make your lied' Cool Water “Troulsic” Love those sailors” College Inn Tennis enthusiast Dot lie” “Now in Indiana . . . Red King Basil Duke Nancy Trout Day Ion, Ohio M.C.A. 1, 2; M.A.A. 2; Tennis Manager 2; Social Committee 1,2; Tennis Club 1,2; Current A Hairs 2 Dorothy Marie Vaughan I.a Porte, Indiana M.C.A. 1, 2; Hobby Horse 1. 2; Science Club 1; Choir and C� lee Club 1, 2; Art Club 1 — _ I — Nancy Mason Walker . in neapolls, . 11in nesola M.C.A. 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Social Chairman 2; Student Coun- Ruth Marilyn Warner 11 ill mar, . 11 in nesola M.C.A. 1, Vice-President 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1, President 2; Caldwell I louse Council 2; Fire Chief 2; Glee Club 1,2; Choir 2; The Piper 1; Lazarus Laughed 1; Social Committee 1, 2; Times 1, 2; Faculty-Student Council 2 Nan Prospect i vo room mates in chronological order Oh, Tsh! I'll smash you! M. W. Let’s cat Grctchcn’s lirnd Fire Chief Boh Marsh Vacation in Florida Pumpkin head Mi group! Boppic Want one of my little brown pills?” Ukc What’s that? Marcia Gertrude Warnsiiuis East (Iran(I Rapids, Michigan Varsity I Iockey 1; Junior Committee Secretary 1; Class Secretary 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Student Council Secretary 2; Bicycle Club 1 Patricia Jean Watts Roswell, Xew Mexico Choir and Glee Club 1, 2; Current A flairs 1; M.C.A. 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Science Club 2; Social Committee 1, 2 WlLDA SUZANNK WOODROW Bedford, Ohio iM.C.A. 1, 2; Times 2; Current Affairs 1, President 2; Social Com-mitte 1, 2 Margaret Powers Woodruff Grand Rapids, Michigan M.C.A. 1, 2; Hobby Morse 1, 2; Marlin Club 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Heavenly Pleven 2 Elise Irwin White Chicago, Illinois Social Committee 1, 2; M.C.A. Baldwin House Council 1, 2 i; Marion Whitworth Lincoln, Nebraska Current Affairs Club 2; Student Council 2; M.C.A. 1; Social Chairman 2; Choir and ('dee Club 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Heavenly Eleven 2; Judicial Advisory Committee 2 Sue” Tiger-cat-Kalabash Princeton Current Affairs Peg” Ah's so tired......” Moonbeam You have my toothbrush! Elise” Mv Kenny Tint Hair Let's go to the movie!” Worthless Jr.” Howdy raven! That was a golden one Sweet Adeline Mary Toni Zinn • Hu� aukee, U i.rconsin M.M.A. Vice-President 2; Junior Committee 1; Social Committee 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Marlin Club 1, 2; Tennis Club I, 2: Junior Bowling Manager 1: Echo 2; Bicycle Club 1. 2 £'cl OCA of 52 Do you remember, seniors . . . the shrieks of joy upon arrival . . . the first cigarette in senior corner . . . the friendly and enthusiastic juniors . . . the fun of llcll Week . . . our Variety Show and Mississippi Mud . . . movies in Alton . . . I he fabulous Doll Dinner . . . the Candlelight Service at the Chapel . . .‘‘No more days till vacation” . . . I rips to St. Louis . . . cabin parties . . . movies at the Chapel . . . the Scott Field boys . . . the Mardi ( ras . . . mononucleosis . . . eating at the cabin . . . Alum Weekend . . . junior variety show . . . stop day . . . afternoons on the sun deck . . . term papers . . . Class Day . . . the Graduation Dance . . . and, finally. Commencement. Do you remember, seniors . . . how can we ever forget! Zinnn “All this fnml mine?” Light, anyone?” Ili. you guys min mm mi � wi ■ m ii mii m Hi m em on cim Carroll Ann KorncfTcl, whose untimely death occurred in February, 1952, came to Monticcllo as a junior in September, 1950. As creator oi her class plaque, Carroll lei t an enduring remembrance of herself to her Alma Mater. junior CU Officers President.........................................Sai.i.y Six J'ice-President.............................Jan Robinson Secretary..........................Ei.izabktii Rothschild Treasurer...................................Al.ICB CARPKR Jacquelyn Raymond Alber Detroit, Michigan Emil Jeannine Allen Champaign, Illinois Sevelia Fine Allen Ilion, Illinois Pollytime Andros Chicago, Illinois Sue Emily Anschutz Wichita, Kansas Rosemarie Bacs East Chicago, Indiana Sally Jean Barr Michigan City, Indiana Nancy Lee Bellas Montclair, New Jersey Margie Jean Benecke Alton, Illinois Jane E. Benson Waukegan, Illinois Julie Clark Bergeson Sioux City, Iowa Clare Margaret Blodgett Allan, Illinois Emily Sue Bower Bloomington, Itlinois M. Diane Bracy Harvey, Illinois Jane Claire Bredburg Kansas City, Jlissourt Nancy Gail Brei den bach Hay ton, Ohio Barbara Joyce Bryant Haro, 1'exas Patsy Lynn BullingtoN San Antonio, Texas Martha Stewart Bullock Atlantic, Iowa Helen Sue Bush Little Rock, Arkansas Barbara Carolyn ByR° Terre Haute, Indiana Ruth Leigh Cannon Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Alice Duthiei. Career Denver, Colorado Noel Elizabeth Church lute Bear Lake, AlinnesoD Linda Grace Ciraci Shaker IIeights, Ohio Judith Jane Clements l)es Moines, Iowa Emma Jane Cockrill Lillie Rock, Arkan sas Mary Jane Coker Edmond, Oklahoma Constance Combs II hifeshurg, Kenluckg Betty Jane Cutler Fori Morgan, Colorado Alice Battelle DkForest Cohesion, Texas Cynthia Jean DeHaven Lillie Rock, Arkansas Dorothy Diane DeMier Joglin, Missouri Virginia Rose DeVaney Fillmore, Indiana Susan Ellerie Diamond Lincoln, Nebraska Carole Kay Dickerson Denver, Colorado v' g'r- . v. - v-y.vVV: '. ' ■ Marcia Joan Evans Kenosha, II isconsin Mary Jeanette Fenton Seymour, Indiana Nancy Diane Frantz Chicago, Illinois Mary Alice Gattis Ilarvey, I Kin ois Jo Ann Gordon Vinton, Iowa Suzanne Graham Omaha, Nebraska Shirley Louise Grigsby Cleveland, Ohio Joan Emelia Gronner I ’hderwood, Minnesota Gail Annette GruenewalD Oshkosh, If isconsin Phyllis Darlene Hagen Guthrie Center, Iowa Nancy Blair Hammond Hammond, Indiana Wilbkrta Carole Harrison Midiloth ian, I Kin ois Joyce Ann Harrison Dayton, Ohio Hannah June Mart Carmi, Illinois Margaret Carolyn 1 Iayes Holdcnvillc, Oklahoma Carol Lou Hoover Kansas City, Missouri Jo Ellyn Huffstetler Springfield, Illinois Mary Adrianne Hutchison St. Louis, Missouri Shirley Marion Jennings Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Carol Sue Johnson Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Cherie Ann Johnson Chicago, Illinois Martha Jo Johnson Topeka, Kansas Margo Ann Joyce Cleveland, Ohio Gloria Ann Kannenberg Wausau, II isconsin Sylvia Rae Kirschner Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Karin Sue Lagergren East Leroy, Michigan Mary Jean Lee Ponca L ill , Oklahoma Marilyn Joan Leslie Indianapotis, Indiana Suzanne Gay McBride Waterloo, Iowa Virginia Lee Mains Chicago, Illinois Yvonne Camille MickelsoN Omaha, .Xebraska Patricia Faith Moore Chandler, Oklahoma Antonia Elizabeth Nedved Glencoe, Illinois Jacquelyn Eloise Nelson Shrewsbury, . 11 issouri Evaleane Mae PannkuK Laurens, Iowa Gayle Stevens Pard Kansas City, .Ilissoiif1 Janet Mary Parker Lc Mars, Iowa Elizabeth A. Patterson Si. Paul, Minnesota Barbara Lee Paul Dai Ion, Ohio Darleen Jo Ann Paulson Atlantic, Iowa Marilyn Irene Pearson Denver, Colorado Demetra Fay Pelat Painesville, Ohio Patricia Lou Perry Corpus Christi, Texas Mary Agnes Phillips Webster Groves, Missouri Susan Phillips Sullivan, Indiana Susan Ranson Wichita, Kansas Jacqueline Lou Reed Wesl Des Moines, Iowa Karen Marie Reinking Deerfield, Illinois JU 1.1 E Chii.ton Reynolds Omaha, Xe bra ska Judith Carolyn Richter A’irkwood, . Uissouri Jan Rae Robinson Dr.r Moines, lovta Mary Lakl Rollonv Wyn newood, Oklahoma Elizabeth L. Rothschild St. Paul, Minnesota Dorothy Dee Rumsfeld A mu'mu Hr Illinois Marilyn Louise Schaefer Davenport, Iowa Sally Schuyler . in n ea polis, . I Iin n esola Jo Ann Scocgin'S % . Godfrey, Illinois Eleanor Polly Scott Denver, Colorado Donna Lee Scoville Past St. Louis, Illinois Lou Evelyn Suin'1'5 Dunning, Xebraskd J Sally Newton Six Lawrence, Kansas Nancy Ann Skinner Attica, Indiana Karel Lou Sladek Austin, Texas Dorothy Ann Smith lit Dorado, Kansas Shirley Jean Smith Owensboro, Kentucky Jean Robin Sommers I,a Grange, Illinois Mary Vance Spenser San Antonio, Texas Nancy Margaret Spenser Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Orpha Lucille Sutton Bcllei'ie w, . I I issouri Barbara Jean Tekgarden Dayton, Ohio Marjory Ann Thomas Shaker Heights, Ohio Nancy Rae Trovinger Oshkosh, II iscon sin Sara Ann Wright Osgood, Indiana Ariel Tilden IIighwood, Illinois Joyce Van Scheltema Chicago, Illinois Mary Ann Van Vacter Oklahoma dig, Oklahoma Sally Em Wacker Xor man, Oklahoma Mary Carroll Walters Springfield, Illinois Jane Aoele Weber St. Louis, Missouri Marilyn Grace Wenger Cleveland, Ohio Janet Frances Wicht.man Waukegan, Illinois Carmal Geraldean Wilson II i n ne wood, (Oklahoma Echoed of 33 Do you remember, juniors . . . arriving at Monti . . . your sponsor . . . the first busy clays . . . your new roommate . . . altcr-proctoring spreads . . . the picnic at La Vista . . . Cramming for Junior Exams . . . junior beanies and the elephant walk around Fountain Court . . . Miss Haskell's ghost . . . the hockey games . . . Your first college exams . . . the senior serenades . . . trips to Godfrey . . . decorating for the dances . . . blind dates . . . trips to football games . . . St. Louis shopping sprees . . . . the Christmas formal . . . All the new pins and rings after vacation . . . how pretty the campus looked in the snow . . . watching television at the Cabin . . . working on the George Washington Banquet . . . the BIG weekend and the boy from home . . . Recognition Service . . . bridge games in the smoker . . . the new Highlands . . . Sunday night vespers . . . the Robec Dinner . . . Little Sister Weekend and the variety show . . . Botany field trips . . . bicycle rides . . . the (lowers in Fountain Court . . . how beautiful Monticello looked in the spring . . . after-dinner tennis games . . . picnic at Pcrc Marquette . . . Dads' Weekend and the Chase . . . the spring play . . . our Horse Show . . . the robing ceremony . . . the last senior serenade . . . Do you remember, juniors . . . how can we ever forget! O’Keefe, Garfield, Buck, Stone Senior Preparatory Officers President. Vice-President Secretary...... Treasurer. . . . Catherine Stone .Carol Garfield . .Celia O'Keefe .. Marjorie Buck Carolyn Amos Oklahoma City, Ok a. Student Council; Social Chairman; Triple Trio; Glee Club; Bicycle Club; Times; Prep Dramatics Ruth Innes Manchester, .Ho. Student Council; Glee Club Marjorie Ruth Buck Kokomo, Ind. Aqua Ducks; Rocking I lorse; Bicycle Club Carol Garfield Ames, la. Vice-President Senior Class; Glee Club; Times Ann Deborah Gilbert St. Charles, .Ho. Karel Ka.merer Champaign, HI. Proctor; President Student Council; Aqua Ducks; Varsity Hockey; Co-Captain Basketball; Glee Club CORDETTE FRANCES McCracken Caracas, Venezuela Glee Club: Prep Dramatics; Aqua Ducks; Vice-President Student Council; Co-Captain Basketball Anne McPartlin Northbrook, III. Glee Club; Triple Trio; Student Council; Social Chairman Barbara Ann Nowak Park Ridge, III. Cki.ia Jean O’Keefe Carrier .Hills, III. Secretary Senior Class; Glee Club; Triple Trio; Bicycle Club Betty Jane Peterman South Pend, Ind. Glee Club; Varsity Hockey Team; Assistant Proctor Marilyn Jo Riley Canker City, Kan. Rocking Horse; Proctor; Voluntary Sports Bah ha ha Lou Rhoades Lincoln. Ncbr. Glee Club IVArlikb Robinson Oklahoma City, Okla. President Student Council; Glee Club; Rocking Horse, Vice-President;_ Hockey Team; Echo; Bicycle Club Marilyn Ann Rodrms Peoria, III. Student Council; Proctor Bicycle Club; Glee Club Prep Dramatics Nancy Schneiders Madison, If'is. Indent Council; Proctor; locking I lorsc; Secretary-reasurcr; Glee Club; Triple rio; Bicycle Club Mary Karen Shaw Picayune, JIiss. Glee Club; Prep Dramatics; Basketball Carole Phyllis Solomon Cairo, III. Student Council; Prep Dramatics; Glee Club; Triple Trio; Proctor; Bicycle Club Maridan Stanley Joplin. .11 o. Student Council; Social Chairman; Glee Club; Triple Trio; Times; Prep Dramatics; Aqua Ducks; I loekey Team; Basketball; Bicycle Club Mary Ellen Stewart Paris, HI. Glee Club; Triple Trio; Prep Dramatics Catherine Buckley Stone Peoria, III. President Senior Class; Rocking Horse. President; I loekey Team; Student Conned Joanna Grace Wagner Schuyler, Xebr. Glee Club; Triple Trio Mary Carolyn Wheeler Newlon, Kans. Phyllis Ann Wibrenga la Jayelle, Ind. Prep Dramatics; Hockey Team; Tennis 5sa f5i Jean Catherine Williamson Peoria, III. Prep Dramatics; (Ucc Cl«il ; Bicycle Club Susan Sherwood Wolf Kirkwood, .Ho. Echo; 'Pimcs; Aqua Ducks; Varsitv Hockey; Prep Dramatics; Triple Trio; Glee Club; Basketball; Class Song Marilyn Meiiaffy .1lorn in 1 Sun, In. Glee Club Margot Waters, Mary Waters, Virginia Atkinson, Betty Underwood J}n n i o r rep ct rci onj C i cor 5 President .... ire-President Secretary...... Treasurer. . . . Virginia Atkinson Betty Underwood ... .Mary Waters .. Margot Waters Patricia Joan Anderson Evanston, III. Virginia S. Atkinson Xorthfield. M. Catherine Patricia Clark Winntlka, III. Laurie Costello Glen Ellyn, 111. Nancy Jane Dkrrer Suit S e. .Marie. On . ClIARLANE Eastbiiday . Me ropolis. III. Billie Jean Gentry St. Charles, .Mo. Katiieryn Grace I Ioi.man Xew Hamp on, la. Mary Carolyn Jacoiis JerseyviUe, III. Judith Kaysek . Madison, ll'is. Annk Victoria Peters LaGranae. III. Betty Ki.inor Underwood (lilltlU. Ifyo. Cakoi.e Marie Vakland St. .Morris, HI. Mary Ann Stork Alton. III. Not pictured: Margaret Wiialen St. . osrp i. .Mich. Helen Lasatbr Car mi, III. Caryi. Rutii McKlvain .Morris, III. Joan Dolores Vakland St. .Morris, III. Margot Richardson Waters Clayton, .Mo. Mary Willis Waters Clayton, .Mo. Harriet Frances Willis l)es .Moines, la. .7 3 Bcyc, Walker, Bovlc, Baker, Marx, Six, Flcisch, Cook Cole, Warnsliuis, Reichman, Duca, Smith, Kleinschmidt, Whitworth, Stephens •Student (Louncif The Student Council is the executive body governing Monticcllo students. It is an elected group which carries out the democratic spirit needed to make a link between the administration and the student body. The duties of the group are to give official expression to the opinions and ideas of the students and to offer solutions to problems pertaining to student life. The Council Board is comprised of heads of the major organizations, including the class presidents, the house chairmen, M.C.A. and M.A.A. presidents, sponsor chairman. Social Committee, and the editors of the student publications. The four officers of the Council are chosen by the student body for their leadership and sound judgment. The president, Nada Reichman; vice-president, Beverly Cole; secretary, Marcia Warnshuis, and treasurer, Ann Duca, were elected the latter part of their junior year. In December of this year two juniors were named to the posts of secretary and treasurer. These were Dee Rumsfeld and Julie Reynolds respectively. pvcnci ret torn S In Jen I d on n ci( D'Aki.ini; Robinson. .. CORDKTTK McCrACKKN Nancy Derrkr......... Katiikryn Molman. .. .... President I 'ice-President .....Secretary . . .. Treasurer This governing group, which is elected l� v student vote, works in conjunction with the faculty and administration to the advantage of every girl. Members of the council have displayed their powers of judgment, self-reliance, and initiative. Twice a month the council meets to discuss matters concerning the Preparatory School. Membership on the board consists of the officers, class presidents, social chairmen, and floor chairmen. The faculty advisers for this hotly are Mrs. Nell Beall and Miss Betty Dustin Myers. McPartlin, Solomon, Holman, Robinson, McCracken, Schneiders, Kamerer, Inncs Amos, Atkinson, Stanley, Rodcms, Dcrrer, Stone Brcdberg, Polk, Crockett, Boyle, Baker, Pels £cko Joyce Baker............................Edilor-in-ChieJ Carol Pels..................................Production Manager Margery Crockett......................T.iierarg Editor Martha Ann Boyi.e.............................Business Manager Jane Brkobkrg......................................Art Editor Diana Polk.......................•Student Photographer The history of Monticello’s year hook commenced in 1894 when it was first published as an alumnae magazine. It was not until 1936 that it appeared as an annual for the students, serving their interests, showing their activities, and retaining the memories that every student cherishes. The activities, organizations, classes, and faculty sections show the lively picture of life at Monticcllo. On its pages are reflected the responsibilities and happiness shared by every college student. To the faculty sponsor, Joseph Russo, go many thanks for his helpful advice in planning and producing the Echo. Lynn Stephens.... Barbara Banks.... Doris Fleisch..... Pat Perry......... Beverly Robinson. Dorothy Ann Smith Patricia Moore. .. . Marilyn Warner. . . . .. Editor-in-Chiej Second Page Editor .....Sports Editor .....Sports Writer .....S torls Writer .......Sen's Editor .....-Yf«’.r Editor . . . Re- Write Editor A college publication, written ami produced by the students with the advice of iMr. Russo, the Times serves to keep everyone informed of campus activities. It is published bi-weekly and is available not only to all the students, but to parents and many alumnae. Membership on the Times staff is open to all who have a journalistic bent, and the new staff is chosen from junior members who have participated during the year. Moore, Warner, Smith, Robinson, Flcisch, Banks, Perry, Stephens Clair and QL CLl Nancy Thompson...................................President Margery Crockett............................Vice-President Betty Skai.ock...................................Secretary Bonny Skai.ock...................................Treasurer Ci I. OH IA LoksCII..............................Librarian Students who participate in extra-curricular musical activities are assured a wonderful time during the year as choir and glee cluh members. They are both under the direction of Stephen B. Williams, and. combined have sixlv-two singing voices. The members are selected at the beginning ol the year on the basis of their music reading ability and voice quality. This year performances were given lor the Mississippi Valley Consistory in Hast St. Louis, and in co-operation with the Kolia School of Mines on campus. The choir adds much to the Sunday Vesper Services, the beautiful Candlelight Service at Christmas and the Spring Concert given for June Commencement Program. — . Won tic JL Wusic -Association The Monticello iMusic Association opcratetl as an informal club (his year, with a desire to promote interest, appreciation, and participation in musical activities. It held several student work-shops ’ and offered trips to important musical events in St. Louis. The club, under the direction of Miss Ross and Mr. Williams, also sponsored various on-campus recitals anti musical programs of general interest. UU!.'« Bowers, I'els. Cook, Childress, Parsons, Duca, Warner, Rcichman, Morgcnslern, Cleveland, Beve Yljonticcflo Christian dissociation The Monticcllo Christian Association is one of the largest and most active organizations on campus. Its membership is open to all students who participate in social service and recreational projects. During the past year the girls have assisted with the Alton YWCA, the Orphanage, Y-Tcens, Girl Scouts and others. The MCA directs campus drives such as the World Student Service Fund, invites guest speakers to visit the college, and provides bus transportation to Alton churches every Sunday. The enthusiastic members are especially busy around Christmas time when their main event of the year—the Doll Dinner—is held. This year the college members were ably assisted by some ol the preparatory students. Miss Nancy Walthall is faculty sponsor. icncc Sfxey Johnson...............................President Connie Breivogbi.......................Vice-President Gr etch en Morgenstern......................Secretary Diana Polk..................................Treasurer Patricia Childress................Publicity Chairman Not only future Marie Curies or Maude Slvs arc to l� e found in tlie Science Club, but everyone who is interested in one or all of the sciences: chemistry, biology, zoology, or botany. The purpose of the club is to promote and further an interest in these fields bv demonstrations, lectures, movies, and other programs presented by members of the club and by guests. Outstanding meetings this year were the flower arranging and cooking demonstrations presented by an Alton florist and St. Louis home economist. Special events are to l� e remembered throughout the year: the annual fall and spring picnics, the Christmas party, and the famous “Open House” in the spring. —— ..................... ........................... Brcivogcl, Klcinschmidt, Aldrich, Gronner, Reinking, Brcdhcrg, Lee, Thomas Hutchison, Sladck, Reichman, Crockett, Warner, Bracy, Schaefer, Johnson Baker, Watts Phi Ol eta JC aI )j)(( Marilyn Warner..................................President Margery Crockett...........................Vice-President Joyce Baker.....................................Secretary Patricia Watts..................................Treasurer The Eta Psi chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, an honorary national scholastic fraternity for junior colleges, was organized last year at Monliccllo. Membership in the club is open to those students who excel in academic endeavors. The objects of this society arc to develop character -and leadership and promote the ideals of scholarship and service. Current Suzanne Woodrow. . Nancy Hammond.......................Vice-President The Current Affairs Club is composed of students interested in the stale of (he world. Miss Kleanor McMichael and Bert A. Smith are co-sponsors. The year's program culminated in a mock political convention on May 10. Here students were able to observe the procedure for nominating a president, and gain an insight into the making of history. The campus visit of V. B. Ledwidgc, British consul in St. Louis, was sponsored by the club. Jiff an, CL I 'r. et «•!! Aldrich, Binncr, Trout, Clcminshaw, Robinson, Cook, Gattis, Andros, Nedved, Burack Bush, Woodrow, Haag, Barton, Hammond Walker, Whitworth, Smith ocicil C om m i tee Monticello's extensive social program is under the direction of the social committee, composed ol students who earn their membership by a point system. Their ideas for exciting dances and parties always result in fun for all. I he Committee Chairmen (Ins year are JoAnn Smith, Nancy Walker, and iMarion Whitworth. I hey interchange duties as heads of various committees and are in charge of the dining room and the Merry-(� o-Round. -L - —— - Committee The preparatory social committee was formed so that preparatory students could have a separate social program more adapted to their needs. It is under the direction of three chairmen. These girls organize committees for dances, take charge of the dining room, and plan weekend entertainment. Highlights of the program have been the Christmas Dance, the Valentine Dinner, and the Commencement Dance. The chairmen are Carolyn Amos, Ann MePartlin, and Maridan Stanley, who work with the advice of Miss Betty Dustin Meyers. Amos, Stanley, MePartlin Crockett, Aldrich, Baker. Dellavcn, Warner, Bush. ( Richter, Kannenherg, Johnson, Siadck V II III11IV I Croat Ei CLl OOUA CJclwJi Mouse Council Carper, Warner, Aldrich, Six, Kutterer, Morgenslern Shere, Duca, iMackin, iMarx, Johnson, Dickerson Chairman: Jane Marx 8a id win fdouSe Council I,assman, Cleminshaw, Bowers, Roberts, Robinson, Seaman, Bevc, Barkley Chairman: Ruth Be.ve DL WonliJIo The Kcho presents seven members ol the class of 1952, who, by vote of their classmates, typify the iMonticello ideals. Although each girl is pictured as a representative of one ideal, she personifies each and every one of them. £)ignitij This is a quality of reserve which comes with emotional, intellectual, and social maturity. Dignity is always reflected in the recognition of the fitness of things and in the poise and self-confidence with which one places one’s self above that which might be considered unseemly. Joyck Baker e . —service liach of us has a distinctive personality and unique talents. The Monti-ccllo girl considers it not only a privilege but a responsibility to share her gilts with all, thereby helping herself and others to develop to (he fullest measure. Doris Fi.kisch cjCoLjaft ij One of ihc most important of the Monlicello Ideals is deep-seated loyally to I lie college, one's friends, one’s family and one’s own beliefs. This deep-sealed emotion will grow through understanding, respect and love. Jrien cl51 UF Many ol your most cherished and lasting friendships will be made while you arc at Monlicello. Your college days will a (lord rich opportunities for making it wide circle ol friends. In true friendship there is dignity, beauty, loyalty, service, democracy, and never-failing consideration. Maktiia Ann Boyi.k Bkvkri.y Robinson 22..... a emocr The truly democratic person interests herself in the activities of others. She seeks to understand and respect the ideals and beliefs of her associates while maintaining her own independence of thought and action. Carol Klicin'scii.mm t AJid( om As the Monticcllo girl grows in academic stature, she seeks to increase her ability to apply her knowledge usefully, for wisdom is the union of knowledge and understanding. Ai'orkv Aldrich ■ Cole, Cleveland, Mackin, Robinson, B.; Smith, Kuttercr, Duca, Trout Thompson, l'leisch, inn, Polk, Robinson, N ; Marshall Newman, Banks, Smith, Aiorgenslern, Teegarden K)H tic c((o 1h folic JL.ocia lion Doris FlkisCII.......................................President Mary Zinn......................................I ice-Presidenl 1 )lAN’A Polk.......................................Secretary Nancy Robinson......................................'treasurer The familiar See von at voluntary echoes through the halls and smoker each week day after school when students interested In extra athletics hurry to the gym and dance studio for an hour ol sports and healthy diversion from studies and classes. 1 he club is governed bv the M.A.A. board, which strives to help each student grow mentally, morally, and physically; offering her a chance to participate actively in a sport of her choice, improve her skill, and develop a team spirit. Those students who go out for the voluntary sports make up the varsity teams and are honored at the annual sports banquets which end the three seasons. '.•r.v'.v '• •7 '• Tv J J’encing Thompson, Robinson, Slade k, Smith, Kanncnbcrg, Hutchison, Marx NVcbcr, Richter, Six, Roberts, Marshall, Robinson, Mackin, Kultercr, Duca Behm, Cook, Phillips, l'lcisch, Breidenbach, Johnson, L'ecgarden, Diamond, Harrison, Carper Senior Jfo cL ctj Robinson, inn, Kultercr, Marshall, Duca, Roberts, Binner, l'leisch, Behm, Cook, Staplev, Banks. Polk. Mackin E P r ’ Tccgartlcn, Johnson, Six, Richter, Weber, Diamond, Phillips, Carper, Brcidenbnch, Harrison IJarsi u (flashed a (I Robinson, Mackin, Kutlcrer, Robinson, (irisgsby. Six, Rothschild, Phillips Harrison, '1'eegardcn, Diamond, Sealock, Belly; Sealock, Bonnie; Fleisch, Johnson, Perry Senior EasLlUt Polk, Sealock, Bonnie; Fleisch, Robinson, Aldrich, Robinson, Kuttercr, Mackin, Trout, Sealock, Betty; Banks junior d3ci lella.(!(! Breidenbach, Tccgardcn, Summers, Colter, Rumsfeld, Grigsby, Reinking, Six, Diamond, Phillips Harrison, Johnson, Cannon, Harrison, Perry Preparatory. Senior d3cidletlcil( Rhoades, McCracken, Peterman, Shaw, McPartlin, (iarficld, Solomon, Ka merer, Wiercnga, Stone, Riley, Robinson, Stanley, Buck j rep arci lory. J}tt ft ior EaiLtlcJf Willis, Waters, Margot; Waters, Mary; Kayser, Atkinson Variant!, J.; Clark, Me R1 vain, Jacobs, Peters, Whalen Varsity VofLjUf Diamond, Xetlvetl, Kirschncr, Morgenstcrn, Six, Newman, Rollow Phillips, Robinson, Perry, Scalock, Betty; Mill Van Schcltema, Flcisch, Johnson Senior VolLjUl Robinson, Flcisch, Sealock, Betty; Newman, Hill, Morgenstcrn junior VofLjlJt lint or voiiciji Perry, Rollow, Ned veil, Kirschner, Six, Diamond, Phillips, Johnson, Van Scheltema Joan Kutterkr....................................President Ann Cleveland...............................I ice-President Carol Walters...................................Secretary Mary Lee Marshali...............................Treasurer Monticello's horsewomen have had a most successful year. The highlight was the coni' plot ion of the new stable, “The Highlands. 1 lie main purpose of the club is to further the interest in good horsemanship, although excellent riding ability is not the major qualification lor membership. Hobby Horse members like to ride, want to know more about horses, and want to improve their riding ability. 1 ryouts for membership arc held in the fall and spring. The club planned an open-house to celebrate the initiation ol “The Highlands. In February, the new stable was ready lor occupancy. - Ill XiiWi iVl'n if 'ill • ! !, , CU Beverly Robinson.................................President Carol Ki.EINSCII.MIDT.................Secretary- Treasurer For gals who have a yearning to spend their time in the water. Alonticello has its swimming organization, the Marlin Club. Tryouts are held in the fall and spring, and all who fulfill the necessary requirements become members. Picnics at the cabin arc held for the new members. For months previous to the water pageant which is the major project of the club, girls work on theme and original ideas. Fathom Fantasy” was presented March 7 and 8, and again during Alumnae Weekend. Miss Ruth Lindsey is faculty adviser. —________________________________________________________ Diamond, Duca, Robinson, Zinn, Mackin, '1'ccgardcn Trout, Smith, Perry, Baker, Harrison ZJenni CU Anne Duca..........................................President JoAnn Smith........................................Secretary Joyce Baker.......................................’treasurer For girls who enjoy tennis and wish to improve their game, the Monlicello Tennis Club is a goal to strive for. 'fry-outs are held in the spring and fall. Tournaments are held during the tennis seasons within the club, and members represent Monlicello at the play days with other colleges. An annual school tournament is sponsored by the Tennis Club, and trophies are awarded to the winners. I he club meets once a week during the tennis seasons. Kamerer, Jacobs, McCracken, Buck, Atkinson Willis, Variant!, J.; Waters, Mary; Stanley, Holman, Wolf' l oclina JJorAc £ ucls Schneiders, Robinson, Stone Buck, Riley, ICastcrday ■Junior Exams Sen tor I an eft S ioio Heavenly Eleven I- Waitresses at Costume Dinner George Washington Dance Dot I Dinner ---------— v.!. r r . .v. a fen fine Dance Marlin Paqeanl I he Hiqhlands - I m a I a :2 jf eterS ? FINE CANDIES PASTRIES - LUNCHEONS Peters' Chocolates sold exclusively at Monticello College Bookstore ALTON, ILLINOIS For Fine Dining THE RIVIERA ROOM jbotel Compliments of ALTON WATER CO. 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