Monticello College - Echo Yearbook (Godfrey, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

: kjbb js ivvuunsuuo aiu STUPEH OtTS MASYELOUS jpdb 19I 3 - =§3 MONT (CELLO COLLEGE ALTON, ILLINOIS HAYNER PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT ' ALTON. ILLINOIS . ■'I MONTICEltO COLLEGE LIBRARY GODFREY, ILL. hetficaticH To Miss Mary Lning Swift, Acting President for the greater part of the year, as well as Academic Dean ot the college, the class of 19 3 affectionately dedicates this record of a school year lor the success of which we owe much to her untiring beh'nd-lhe-sccne ellorts. Her willingness to shoulder the double responsibilities of (wo full time positions is adequate testimony ot her interest and devotion to Monticcllo and its students. It is our sincere hope that this book will remain as a token of our appreciation for the time and energy she has so generously given. C aldwell Residence The Evergreens Ilaskell House The Pond ■33. Under the Sty Top (Highlights of '52-'55 appear on the eight pages following) Junior Committee Where dat pud civ cat! Sponsor spread Preparing for grand opening of kitchenette The Heavenly Eleven Shoppers relax at the St a tier With Thanksgiving weekend guests—The Dublin Players Treasure trove at the Hook Pair The Clown Who Didn’t Run A way Dolls with dolls Fencers, a (tention! liuddies Guests from France Intermezzo George Washington Minuet t lieadv for (he dance March of Dimes On the Beach at Mon tied lo Mr. Acker, Airs. Olin, Mr. Rodgers, Mr. Sharpe, Miss Swift — '.)2's Commencement Queen, Carol Kleinschmidt Russell T. Sharpe Russell T. Sharpe, recently appointed eighth President of Monticcllo, is still a new face on the campus but already an old friend to many of the students and faculty. A native of Past Greenwich, R. I., Mr. Sharpe graduated from Harvard, where he majored in English, in 1928. After a year of European travel, he returned to Harvard in an administrative capacity until he was called into military service. lie was promoted to the ranh ol colonel and awarded the Legion of Merit in 1945. Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe came to Monticcllo from San Francisco, California, where he was Administrative Vice-President of Golden Gale College. Marshall Acker, Edmund Morgenstern, Eben Rodgers, chairman; Ryrie Milnor, D. Howard Doanc. Mrs. Henry Warten, Mrs. Spencer T. Olin, Mrs. Theodore S. Chapman, Mrs. R. Chester Walling, Mrs. George Sparks Milnor, Mrs. William Wood Parsons. Scat-4 cjj JruMee The capable men and women of our Board of Trustees have as their responsibility the general administration of Monlicello College. The time and energy of this efficient group are freely given every year toward the handling of finances and the supervision of many college matters. Eben Rodgers, as chairman, heads (he board of which the college president is automatically a member ex-ollicio. Trustees not pictured include Mrs. John Raeburn Green, bred Kuehne, Jr., and Leslie W. Lyon. Adtni iAtratich Mary Laing Swift Academic Dean A.B., Yassar College M.A., Columbia University 1 lie position of Academic Dean encompasses many responsibilities, most of which are directly concerned with the students and their problems. In this capacity. Miss Swift is a willing listener and a helpful adviser. She supervises the curriculum and examinations and acts as chairman of the Advising Committee. Despite her busy schedule. Miss Swift also finds time to serve as faculty adviser to the Student Council. Ermina E. Blscii Registrar A.B., University of Illinois Class and exam schedules are only a part of the duties of Miss Busch, Monticello's registrar and statistician. She keeps academic and registration records for each student, records grades, prepares transcripts, and aids those planning to transfer to senior colleges. She also serves as personal adviser to a group of students. VVbndbl II. Baker Director of Admissions Assistant to the President A.B., University of Missouri The important task of contacting prospective students and answering their questions about Monticcllo rests in the hands of Mr. Baker and a corps of admissions counselors. It is also he who arranges transportation facilities during vacations, handles financial and business affairs of the college, and directs maintenance and repairs of buildings and campus throughout the year. Mrs. Ernest R. Duree Socia I ) ired or B.A., University of Nebraska The many social activities throughout the school year are the prime responsibility of Mrs. Duree, who serves in the capacity of Social Director. Dances, teas, cabin parties, movies, and trips to St. Louis arc scheduled under her guidance. In addition to these activities, Mrs. Duree serves as adviser to the junior class and the social committee chairmen. Mrs. W. Vladimir Rousseff Ading Librarian Mrs. Rousseff, as head of the library staff, has the time-consuming responsibility ol maintaining order on the library shelves and quiet at the library tables. She is always available for aid in finding reference material in books as well as in the complete collection of periodicals, pamphlets, and other current reading material. The annual Book Fair owes its continual success to preparation and organization by Mrs. Rousseff. Joseph A. L. Russo Director of Publications A.B., Harvard College As director of student publications, Mr. Russo advises and assists in editing the college paper, the Timet, and the yearbook, the Echo. Photographs in these publications as well as in all promotional material are taken by him. Throughout the year, his photographs of students and their activities, the campus grounds and college buildings, preserve memories ol lilc at Monticello. jZmi.3% I In.us Arnold Department oj Visual Arts 15.A., University of Minnesota; Graduate work, Minneapolis School of Arts John Paul Cookk Chairman of Department of Foreign La nguages A. 15.. A.M., Ph.I)., University of Illinois Lucrktta Crkssky Chairman of Department of Science and .Mathematics A.15., University of Illinois; M.A., Columbia University; Graduate Study, University of Chicago R OS EM A It Y Eg EI.IIOFF Department of Phgsica I'.ducatio 11 A.15., Linden wood College Don .ki. Bktts Chairman of Department of Social Science 15.A., M.A., University of Michigan; Graduate Study at Case Institute of Technology Louise Elizabeth Gulick Department of A aturat Science A. 15., A.M., University of Illinois Charles Eric Bicklky Chairman of Department of Speech and Drama I5.S.. Indiana State Teachers College; M.S., University of Wisconsin M A RI ETTA K ETTU N EN Chairman of Department oj Visual Arts 15.A., Art Institute of Chicago; Parsons School of Design; Art St talents League «l New York ■sherbet?1 Ruth Lindsey Department oj Physical Education B.S., Oklahoma A. ' M. C11A N NIXC M AC Fa I o N Department oj Foreign Languages B.A., University of Michigan; .M.A., University «� f Minnesota Mrs. Donald C. Pointer Department of Foreign Languages II. of Kd.. Illinois Stale Normal Clara Mengkr Departments of Psychology and Home .Management B.A., University of California; M.A.f University of Michigan; Ph.D., Columbia University Elenor McMiciiael Department of Social Sciences B.A., Westminster College; M.A.. University ol Wisconsin Betty Dustin Myers Department of .lfusic B.A.. Mainline University; M.Alus., University of Indiana John R. Richards Department of I isual Arts B.F.A.. M.F.A., Cornell Uni-versity Robert Oldham Department of Music Mus.I}., Mus.M., Yale University; summer study. Teachers College, Columbia University; studied with Howard A. Murphy, Bruce Simonds, Harry Jcpson. David McK. Williams; Tobias Mat I hey, London Stephen Bennett Wii.i.iams Chairman of Department of Alttsic Mus.B., Cornell College, Chicago Musical College; M.A., The Stale University of Iowa Mrs. Horace WOLLERMAN Department of English A.B., Illinois College; M.A., University of Illinois John Schweitzer Department of English A.B., Westminster College; M.A., University of Chicago Ay$ Helen Sprague Chairman of Department of Phi sica I Ed a cal ion B.A., The IVmcipia; M.A., Wellesley W. Vladimir Rousseff Department of Usual Arts Bulgarian National Gymnasium; I Kcolc lc 1’Assumption, Varna, Bulgaria; Art Institute ol Chicago; studies with Randall Davcy, George Bellows, Albert II. K ren-bcil, Carl Buclir Dorothy Swan Department of Alathemafics and Science B.S., M.S., University of Wisconsin Nancy Walthall Department of English B.S., M.S., Kansas State Teachers College Ruth Wilder Departments of Science and Physical Education A. B., Lake Forest College; B. S., University of Wisconsin HERBERT A. Woodbury Department of Foreign Languages A.B., Harvard College; Graduate Study, Washington University Ruth Olsen Dietitian B.A., University of North Dakota; Dietetic Internship, Vanderbilt University Hospital, Nashville, Tennessee Groves B. Smith, M.D. College Phgsician Paula Burns, R.N. Head .Xur.ce Not Pictured John Wkdig, M.D. C otlege Phg.ru ian Mrs. Hillis Arnold, R.N. College Nurse iWWPJPJiJgPWHMHWBHMia yvMMS 6?eAi(fence CcunAelcrA Mrs. K. A. Howki.i. Haskell Residence Irma Hunt Baldwin Residence Not Pictured Miss Pauline Kinsinger Dean oj II omen A.B.. Bradley University Mrs. C. Kirk Mook Haskell Residence ftvek £tcre M A R ) O RI !•: DI ETI K E R Manager of Bookstore Mrs. Edmund 11. Beau., Sr. Haskell Residence Charlotte Marti ndale Caldwell Residence. Mrs. G. S. Richards Caldwell Residence Evelyn Berry Assistant Manager of Books fore A.K., William Woods College Mrs. A. («. Benks Assistant Bookkeeper Melba Jean Boedy Secretary in Alumnae Office Secretariat Stajffj Mus. Frank KALVIN Secretary in Admissions Office Mrs. David 1 Morgenroth Secretary to Business Manager Virginia B. Werwatii Assistant to Director of Admissions Mrs. Ted W. Cai.es Bookkeeper and Cashier Shirley Rkudin Secretary to Director of Admissions Not Pictured Mrs. John A. Scanlon Secretary in President’s Office rfdmiMicM CcuHJe crJ Rose Brown Mrs. Samuel C. Green Mrs. Frederick II. Mott Mrs. S. F. Emerson Elvera Baker [’GENTLEMEN ! 5SP Harrison, Robinson, Six, Rothschild pettier Class Officers President......................................Sally Six 'ice-President.......................................Jan Robinson Secretary..........................Elizabeth Rothschild J 't easurer.............................J o y 11 a n k i son n formal snapshots in senior portrait section were made bp a staff of student photographers headed In Xance Hammond. K.'UI. I K ANN INK Al.LKX Champaign, Illinois M.C.A. 1, 2; Social Committee; Times 2; Bicvcle Club 1 Skviclia Al.UvN Allan, Illinois M.C.A. 1; Science Club 1 Poi.yti.me Andros Chicago, Illinois Caldwell Mouse Chairman 2; Music Club 1, 2; President 2; Choir 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Echo 2; Times 1, 2; Student Council 2; Current A Hairs Club 1 Rosemarie Bacs East Chicago, Indiana M.C.A. 2; Social Committee 2; Social Board 1; House Council 2; Choir 2; Love's Labours’ Lost; Bicvcle Club “Syn” Beta Always Silhouettes by Syn Anybody seen Sal? “Babe” Tom California, here I conic! Oh, another chcm. test “Poly-time” Tikanis Quiet hours! Kid, 1 just had the most terrific time . . . “Rosa de la Rosa” Oh, you guys I'm so fluslratcd Notice anything different about me? I « Sally Jban Baku .Michigan Cily, Indiana M.C.A. 1,2; Social Committee; l imes 2 Nancy Lice Bellas .Montclair, Xew .Jersey M.C.A. 1, 2; Social Committee 2; 'l imes 1, 2; Bicycle Club 2; Fire Lieutenant “Birdie” Twcct-Tivccl Haircut anyone? Blodgett Boarding House “Curls” My Jim do man c« Clare Margaret Blodgett Alton, Illinois M.C.A. 1, 2; Sponsor Chairman 2; Junior Committee; Social Committee; Student Council; Choir 1, 2; Secretary 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Echo 1 Nancy Gail Breidenbacii Day Ion, Ohio M.C.A. 1; House Council 2; Student Council; Junior Committee; Social Committee 2; M.A.A. President 2; Hockey Manager 2; Basketball 1; Softball 1; Badminton 1; Tennis Club 1 Sal” Which Tom? Docs anybody have a cig? Anybody got any magazines? Nance” Chapel scats It’s belter this way Yea, New Joiscy 0 '1 Mona Jane Brennecke St. Louis, Missouri M.C.A. 2; Bicycle Club 2; Social Committee 2; Science Club 2 Martha Stewart Bullock Atlantic, Iowa M.C.A. 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; Bicycle Club 2; Echo 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Current Affairs 1 Helen Sue Bush Little Rock, Arkansas M.C.A. 1, 2; M.C.A. Cabinet 2; Social Committee 2; Great Books 1; Current Affairs 1; Times Staff 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa, Treasurer, 2 Ruth Leigh Cannon Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Secretary-Treasurer Marlin; Baldwin House Council 2; M.A.A. 2; Bicycle Club President 2; M.C.A. 2; Heavenly Eleven 2; Junior Committee 1; Social Committee “Mona Lisa S.A.E. That's just gotta go What not and what all “Marly On, Iowa! See you around the area To heck wi th the diet Worship the sacred cow Boozy Sush Ponytail Sunday Symphony Little girl from Little Rock Punky Wow! Liddv and Daddy Ooo-ah, let's have a party ■teaM Alice Battkli.k DkFoukst Galveston, Texas Music Club 1, 2, President 2; Echo; Student Council; Social Committee; Social Board; Choir 1, 2 Marcia Joan Evans Kenosha, Ifi.fcousin M.C.A. 1, 2; Junior Committee; Social Committee; Social Board; Echo Editor 2; The Chocolate Milk Cow; M.A.A. Secretary 2; I lobby Horse 1, 2; Student Council Janie Jimmy Love that Dixieland 1 Just cain't say cain't. Kurt’s my man Dill I gel a phoneVall? That's the way the hall houm Al E. K. Orchids to you Galveston, here I come Emma Jam; Cockrii.i. Lillie Rock, Arkan sas M.C.A. 2; M.C.A. Cabinet 1; House Council 1; Choir 2; Social Committee 1 Virginia Rose DkVaney Fillmore, Indiana M.C.A. 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Eire Chief 2 “Marsh To the quarry! I he Golden Crest I’ll yet a letter tomorrow’ msnwmmm Mary Alice Gattis Ia vi , I llin ois Junior Committee 1; Choir and Glee Club 1, 2; M.C.A. 1; Social Committee 1,2; Marlin Club 1,2; Heavenly Eleven 2; Current Affairs Club 1; Student Council 2; Caldwell House Council 2; Judicial Advisory Committee 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Social Chairman 2 Jo Anne Gordon Vinton, Iowa Hobby Horse 2; M.C.A. 1.2, President 2; Choir 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Social Board 2; Marlin 2; Heavenly Eleven 2; Student Council 2; Bicycle Club, Music Club 1,2 Suzanne Graham Omaha, Xebra ska M.C.A. 1, 2; Junior Committee 1; Social Chairman 2; Social Committee 2; Choir 2; Caldwell House Council 2; Student Council 2; Heavenly Eleven 2; Social Board 2 Nancy Blaire Hammond Hammond, Indiana M.C.A. 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Secretary Current Affairs Club 1; Love's Labours’ Lost 1; Overtones 2; Student Director of The Clown Who Ran Away; Echo-Senior informals 1, 2; Variety Show 1, 2; Director of Stunts on Steps 2 That's a kill. Who stuffed you off? Parle .-vous Irancais? Jo” lli-va! Oil, Lees Phi Psi Josephine and her living machine Zan” Ili, you Guys Got a letter front Daddy There's no place like Nebraska Nance” Oh. well I low d’ya do? My uncle Bob Gotta call Dave again Wilberta Carole Harrison Midlothian, Illinois Basketball 1; Basketball Varsity 1; Hockey 1; Horseback 2; M.A.A. Board 2; M.A.A. 1; Hobby Horse; Heavenly Eleven Joyce Ann Harrison Dayton, Ohio M.C.A. 1, 2; Social Committee 2; Class Treasurer 2; Sports editor for Times 2; Tennis trophy 1; Tennis Club 1, President 2; Varsity Hockey 1, 2; Honor Hockey Team 2; Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Basketball Manager 2; Badminton Team 1; M.A.A. 1, 2 Jo Ellyn Huffstetler Springfield, Illinois M.C.A. 1, 2; Social Committee; Times 2; Bicycle Club 2 Mary Adrianne I Ictciiison St. Louis, Missouri Fencing Manager 2; M.A.A. 2; President, Phi Theta Kappa, 2; member 1; Science Club 1, 2, Publicity Chairman 2; M.C.A. 1; Bicycle Club 1; Christmas Play 2; Times 1, 2; Current Affairs 1 Giggles I'm going to quit smoking Petite Pigallc I'll be in the sculp lab. Sigma Nu Now in Dayton . . . Pay your dues, please! Jo Ob, clear . . . I’m hungry! Late to psych again Mary Moody’s Mood Strictly non-conformist Those Washington U. hoys I go for the older ones Shirl” I Iowdcc My Baby Party time, U S.A. There's just one thing I wn to know . . . Kay Kay P.U. Boots Do you like me, M.S.? Put your cars on. Rabbit, we're going for a ride ... in my entire career Smiri.ky Marion Jennings Oklahoma dig, Oklahoma M.C.A. 1, 2; Times Editor 2; B’cycle Club 1; Student Council 2; Hobby Horse 2; Times 1; Echo 1 Carol Sue Johnson Oklahoma Cilg, Oklahoma M.C.A. 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Social Board 2; Caldwel1 House Council 2; Fire Chief; Bicycle Club Cherie Ann Johnson Chicago, Illinois M.C.A. 1, 2; Secretary M.C.A. 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Varsity Volleyball 1, 2 Margo Ann Joyce Cleveland, Ohio Hobby Horse 1, 2 Sherry Let's party We're through! He’s so independent One month, two weeks. Hallelujah Margy Good old Cleveland Two loves have I 'Fimc to go to the barn Si bin I ley, Windi Nix on all men You don't know, do you? Karin Gordy St. Pal's Sewing again Ginnv Kd called Anyone lor diamonds? Going down to Camp Chaffee Toni” Art Institute Coinin’ i � the recital? Don't he that wav ■wjiwHiigllWilBgMM Sylvia Rak Kirschxkr Oklahoma Gilt , Oklahoma M.C.A. 1,2; Social Committee 2: Social Board 2; 1,2; Archery Manager 2; Varsity Volleyball 1; Baldwin I louse Council 2; Baldwin I'ire Chief Karin Sck Lagkrcrkn Jiasl Leroy, .Michigan M.C.A. 1; Social Committee 2; d imes 1. 2; M.A.A. Board 2; I lobby Morse 1, 2; Riding Manager 2; I'ire Captain 2 Virginia Lki: Mains Chicago, Illinois M.C.A. 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Social Board 2; Science Club 2 Antonia Elizabkth Nkdvkd Olencoe, Illinois Choir 1, 2, Librarian 2; Music Club I. 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; M.C.A. 2; Times 1, 2; Echo 1; Social Committee 2; Social Board 2; M.A.A. 1, 2; Current Events Club 1 Kvalkane Mae Pannkuk Laurens, Iowa M.C.A. 1; Choir 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2; M.M.A. 1, 2 Gayi.e Stevens Pardee Kansas Cili , Missouri Junior Committee; M.C.A. I, 2; Social Committee 1,2; Social Board 2; Junior Variety Show, Senior Variety Show Janet Mary Parker I.a .liars, Iowa M.C.A. Treasurer; Social Committee; Social Board; M.A.A. Board; Bowling Manager Barbara Lee Palm. Daiflon, Ohio Social Committee I, 2; I lobby Horse I, 2, Vice President 2 ' Evic just plain Bill I graduate in Jan. Caii I wait till August Pigmy B. 0. said the crow Diamonds are a girl’s best triend When Johnny t omes marching home Dear John Jan Wanna' go howling? (lot a new roommate Sure is a small world Barb Ohio Territory 1 cut my hair Bach to the barn Darlicen Jo Ann Paulson Itlanlie, Iowa Hobby Horse 2; M.C.A. 2; Riding Team 2; Social Committee 1. 2 Dk.mktra I'ay Pei.at Painesvitle, Ohio M.C.A. 1, 2; M.C.A. Cabinet 2; Choir 1, 2, President 2; Social Committee 1.2 Echo 1, 2; Publication Manager 2 Science Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer Glee Club 1,2; Bicycle Club 1, 2 Mary Agnes Phillips Webster Groves, Missouri M.C.A. 1; Social Committee 1, 2; Social Board 2; M.A.A. 1, 2; M.A.A. Board 2 Susan Phillips Sullivan, Indiana M.C.A. 1, 2; Social Committee 2; Assistant Proctor 2; House Council 2; hire Assistant; M.A.A. Vice President 2; Softball 1, 2, Manager 2; Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Hockey 1, 2; Volleyball 1; Tennis Club 2 Jo” Now wll.ll? On again, off again I low would I look as a blonde? Puncy Baseball That's neat! Show Anyone? Have You Heard??? “Monotone • S1-v ith a little more effort.. . Walks, talks, sings, anil makes like a monkey Chem. lab Sue” Eddie Let's go, kiddies Gotta have a cigarette Stranded in that darn siu� -storm Susan Ransok II ichila, Kansas M.C.A. 1, 2; Social Committee Jacqueline Lou reed Des Moines, Iowa M.C.A. 1, 2; Heavenly Eleven; Choir 1, 2, Treasurer; Science Club 1, 2, President 2; Social Board 2; Social Committee 2 Judith Carolyn Richter Kirk wood, . IIissouri Student Council, Vice President 2; M.C.A. 1, 2; Judicial Advisory Committee 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Love's Labours’ Lost; Great Books 1; Times 2; M.M.A. 2; Varsity Hockey 1, 2; Hobby I lorse 2 Jan Rae Robinson Des Moines, Iowa Senior Class Vice President; Junior Committee, Vice Chairman; Judicial Advisory Committee; Marlin Club 1, 2, Vice President 2; Baldwin House Chairman; Hobby Horse 1; M.A.A. 2; Golf Manager 2; Caldwell House Chairman 2; Social Committee Jackie” Lou” Snowball Undecided woman Is il Sigma Nu or Beta? Sue” Can I have a sip? i lad fun at the dance You going to the cabin? Judy Poo” Bridge, anyone? Strawberry blonde Oh, don't go to ! cd Jano” Cha! Martini Mama You’re such a sap 1 don’t do that kind ot thing wmrn V‘r r=w- ' • - « Elizabeth L. Rothschild St. Pant, .Jlimie.ro I a Senior Class Secretary; Junior Commit- tee; Social Committee 1. 2; iM.A.A. 2; Tennis Manager 2; Marlin Club 2; Tennis Club Treasurer 2; Varsity Bas- ketball 1; M.C.A. 2 Dorothy Dick Rumsfeld XapervitU, 1 tlinoi.r Junior Committee, Secretary; Student Council 1, 2, Secretary; Heavenly Eleven; Social Committee; Choir 2; Marlin Club 1, 2, President 2; Chocolate Milk Cow; Assistant Proctor Marilyn Louise Schaefer Davenport, Iowa M.C.A. 1; Times 1, 2; Editorial Editor; Echo, Lilerarv Editor 2 Eleanor Polly Scott Denver, Colorado M.C.A. 1, 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Judicial Advisory Committee 2; I louse Council 2; Social Committee 2 Mike I'.mmie Lou Ski Antics Cadillac next? So what’s the matter for you? The Horse” Kd Hot Toddy What. What. What? Schaef” I don’t have a cat Anybody have two cigarettes? Wish I’d gone on to school Pixie” Shorty Coffee time Mammy’s little hah.v i.' i 1 11 i i Donna Lick Scoville East Si. Louis, Illinois Love’s Labours' Lost; Antigone; I Ieaven-ly Klcvcn 2; I lobby Horse; Horse Show 1, 2; Echo Ad. Manager 2; Times Typist 2; M.C.A. 1.2; Bicycle 2; Variety Show 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2 Lot- Evelyn Shinn Dunning, Nebraska M.C.A. 1, 2; M.C.A. Cabinet 2; Junior Committee 1: Social Committee 1; Social Chairman 2; I lobby Horse 2; Times cartoonist 1, 2; Student Council 2; House Council 2; Varsity Volleyball 2 Sally Newton Six Lawrence, Kansas President of Senior Class; N ice Chairman of Caldwell 1 ; Jr. Committee Chairman 1; Choir 1, 2; Bicycle Club 1; M.A.A. 2; Social Manager 2; Dramatics L 2; Social Committee 2; M.C.A. 1; Varsity Hockey 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Softball 1; Varsity Volleyball 1; Judicial Advisory Committee 1, - Nancy Ann Skinner Allica, Indiana Social Committee 1, 2; M.C.A. I, 2; Choir 1, 2; Variety Show, 1, 2; Bicycle Club 1 Radio” Anchors Away Hop on that rug I care too! Charlie, my boy Lu Lu” Big deal! Let’s go on a picnic I like the whlc open spaces Mother Sally” Take it easy, children Beware of the bear with the chartreuse hair Alihli, now conic on! Hi. ladies Skinny” Sick, sick, sick! I’ll take jyi 8 x 10 Coke and French fries -1- Karel Lou Si.adkk Austin, Texas M.C A. I, 2; Student Council 2, President; Phi Theta Kappa lf 2, Vice President 2; Choir 1, 2; Judicial Advisory Committee; Great Books 1; M.M.A. 1, 2; Bicycle 1; Social Committee Jean Robin Sommers Lad range, Illinois Student Council 2, Treasurer; Junior Committee; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Science Club 2; Tennis Club 2 Sind Texas U. Salopcric Kid you not There's been a change in me Oh, Punky I’m through Robin It’s just sickening My name is in the paper four times! Windy Poopic shoes Mnidic What’s with this ja .z? You all that music is heaven! You guys are always picking 0,1 Wlu s the phone for? me Bobby baby! Some days you just can’t i� ak1’ Ah I la San Antonc! a nickel Mary Vance Spencer San Antonio, ’Texas M.C.A. 1, 2; Junior Committee; Heavenly Eleven; Choir 2; M.A.A. Treasurer; ( lee Club 1; Social Board 2; Social Committee 1; Kcho 2; Varsity Hockey 2; Bicycle Club Barbara Jean Teegaroen Dai lon, Ohio Junior Committee; Heavenly Eleven; M.A.A. 1,2; Varsity I loekey 1, 2, Manager 1, Co-Captain 1; Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Badminton 1, 2, Manager 2; Tennis Club 1, 2, Secretary 2; Marlin Club 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Baldwin House Council 2; Eire Captain 2 v« � • Ariel Tilden Ilighwood, Il inois M.C.A. 1, 2; Social Committee Joyce Van Schelte.ma Chicago, Illinois iM.C.A. 1, 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Marlin Club 2; Science Club 1; M.A.A. Board 2; Varsity Volleyball 1, 2 Mary Carroll Walters Sgringficld, Illinois M.C.A. 1; '1'imes 2; Student Council 2; I lobby Horse 1, 2, Secretary 1, President 2; Baldwin House Chairman 2; Social Committee 2 M A RILY N (IR AC E W ENG E R Cleveland, Ohio M.C.A. 1. 2; M.C.A. Cabinet 2; Social Board 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Science Club 2 Porky’’ . RcUil Florida Kid Iowa U., here I conic Sec ya around the campus Colonel Korney I’vc got a joke Do you mind if I close the transom? Lynn Drape Delta Chi Garbage again Another dozen roses Aricldy Tiliendo Bob an' Chicago Badminton champ Oh well, check you! I’ll have one for every! ■MppnpR , C � «?3 .-Vs lit - -.ab� 3 Two? Armed Service Inc. Sara Ann Wright Osgood, Indiana M.C.A. 1, 2; I louse Council 2; l'-clio 2; 'limes 2; Social Committee 1; Bicvclc Club 2; Bant! 1. 2 I’ve got my projects done Dili I show you my rug? £ehict ClaAA Will Syn and her silhouettes to Fab Bode. Babe—her Cadillac to the auto races. Polly—her ability to dance to Glo Alandell. Rose—her Hungarian food to the hungry. Sally Barr—her teddy bear to the lovelorn. Bellas—her chapel checking to any capable Junior. Birdie—hair cutting service to Mrs. Martin-dale. Curls—her poetic ability to any lit. major. Mona—her Princeton shirt to Jean Ragland. Marty—her reel wig to Pickett. Bush—her pony tail to Crusty. Punky—chapel scat to Sue Ragsdale. Cockrill—her Southern hospitality to Scott. DcVancy—leaves her monkey to Jane Rees. A1—leaves Echo to Marcia. Marcia—gives golden crest to Phyllis W. Gattis—leaves wit to Jean Hoover. Jo—her long, blond hair to Myra Fret well. Zan—dining room door to a junior. Nance—leaves Uncle Bob. Harrison—gives sculp lab back to Mr. Arnold. Joy—athletic ability to Jane I larbottlc. Jo Ellen—her reserved manner to Sue Cox. Mary Hut.—leaves for Little Bo. Jennings—her shoes to Pee Wee. Kay Kay—gives Maidic back her records. Cherie—leaves Nick for another year. Margo—leaves her levis to Barb G. Sylvia—leaves finger-nails to Hal Herrmann. Karen—leaves her Basic Design. Ginny—leaves to sec Ed. Toni—wills her diet to Gertie. Evalcan—comes back to graduate. Pig—leaves with the Rock of Gibraltcr. Jan P.—shifts bowling alleys. Paul—leaves on horseback. Jo Paulson—wills bleach to Ainsworth. Fay—leaves her good disposition to Barb Bryant. Mary P.—leaves her monotone to Leah. Sue P.—wills her hair to Bobbie T. Sue R.—leaves Monti jacket in (he closet. Jackie—wishes her skits on Franks. Jan R.—wills her innocence to Carol Gung-oll. Judy—leaves her 3 roommates. Dee—leaves!!! Mike—should have left. Schaeffer—leaves without cigarettes. Scott—wills her height to Fab. Radio—leaves for T.V. Lou—to the wide open spaces. Six—wills her gavel to Klcp. Skinner—wishes her Cokes on Pool. Karel gives her uke to Linda Love. Robin—leaves Bartell to go to Texas. Maidic—wills her love for Music to any jivy cat. Windy—-leaves her ability to cat to five juniors. Ariel—wills her Chicago Tribune to the Smoker. Joyce—wills her tan to Ginny Gordon. Carol—leaves her show ribbons to Margy 1lirsig. Lyn—leaves her roses to the conservatory. Sara—wills her laugh to Margaret Wickham. T 'T ”7wTtt !!t1T,vT TO T.rLTO WW'f.ll lgllMIMl m Fretwell, Jones, Klepper, Isc Vine teen 'Jifitij-four President..... Vice-President Secretary. . . . Treasurer. . . . .Diane Klepper . .Lidanne Jones Myra Fretwell .. Rosemary Ise Jeannette Anna Ainsworth Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Beverly Mary Anoeel Wichila, Kansas Margaret Ann Aylard Denver, Colorado Judith Carol Baknsback F.dwardsville, Illinois Aiiretta Ann Bass Utica, Indiana Shirley Ann Beckman Alton, Illinois Betty Lee Bennett Bay City, .Ifichiyan Leaii Ann Billingsley dllemphis, Tennessee Beverly Katherine Blevins Auburn, Indiana Faye Ann Bode Cincinnati, Ohio Jeanne Marilyn Boksel Cheyenne, Wyoming Janice Ann Booth Shreveport, Louisiana Nancy Jane Burke Traverse City. JHchiyan Janice Burk Des .l oines, «vi Carol Sue Cook Fort Scott, Kansas Adki.k Cosner Dayton, Ohio Maiiy Lynn Cox Fort Worth, Texas Susan Catiikkink CoS Canton, Ohio M eh Komi Cromwell inid, Oklahoma Janie K.mma DasbndroCK Fflinyham, Illinois Colleen Dunlea' ' Cheyenne, Wyoming Maiiy Bardaka Bryant Heal rice, Xehraska Makjoiuk Ruth Buck Decatur, Illinois June Brec ken ridge University City, Missouri Allison Annk Easley I.idU Hock. Arkansas Shirley Franks I’’n id. Oklahoma My it a Jane Fretwell Drumriijht, Oklahoma Diane Friday Kankakee, Illinois J ACQUELYN I)uMl� AULl If'or hinfj on. Ohio Dakdaka Ann Gbisler Canton. Ohio Nancy Sue George Fargo, Xorth Dakota Virginia Lee Gordon Denser, Colorado Wanda Claire Grandone liar Hess Hie, Oklahoma Carole Jean Gunooli. Knis, Oklahoma Jane C. IIarbottlb Dayton, Ohio Hope Herrington Farmington, AVu . exico Hklkx Sylvia Herrmann McCook, Xebraska Margaret Ann Hirsig Cheyenne. Wyoming Teresa Catherine Huffman Wichita, Kansas Jean Roberta Hoover Oklahoma City. Oklahoma Currie Jean Houston Denver, Colorado Nancy Lou Howell Fa i bury, Xebraska Rosemary Ise Wichita, Kansas Peggy Anne Jeffrey Fort Smith, Arkansas Janis Lou Jenson Cedar ltapids, Iowa Edna Pauline Johnson Kokomo, Indiana Lidannb Jones Denver. Colorado Mary Jean KeeiiN Valparaiso. Indiana Anne Elizabeth Lamont Independence, Kansas Barbara Ann Lane Akron, Ohio Margaret Elaine Lentz Xameoki, Illinois Juditii Rae Lbnz .1!inneapolis, .Uinneso a Nancy Brown Lewis Kirkwood, Missouri Linda Myra Love Uane, Wyoming Gloria M. Mandell Cincinnati, Ohio Patricia Louise Mayer I'alley, Kentucky Sally Anne Marshall Dayton, Ohio Gaii. Dona Matzkn A’orlhviHe, JHchiyan Diane Jennings Klepper Wichita, Kansas Barbara Josephine Kortkami Alton, Illinois Marcia Lee Mills Day (on. Ohio Piiyi.lis Jean Monroe Fenton, .Michigan Tiiyrza Siiaw OttehbaCHER .ton. Illinois Frances Ii.enk Palmer .Miami. Oklahoma Barbara I-ou Phillips .Montezuma. Iowa Sally Jean Pickett Blue Island. Illinois Judy Frost Poel Grand Hap ids, .Michigan Kathleen Marie Powers Wichita, Kansas Ada Jeanne RaclaNP Denver, Colorado Sue Ann Ragsdale Kansas City. .Missouri Dodie Mall Ramsey Oklahoma City. Oklahoma JuRik Ratnek Wichita. Kansas D’Ari.ink Robinson Oklahoma City. Oklahoma Marilyn Jkannk Ronan I.one Tret, Iowa Sally Sue Ronky Il'ich it a. Kansas Susan Carol Rook Waterloo. Iowa Harriet Anne Rosknstaiii Oklahoma City. Oklahoma Juliannr Rupe Newkirk, Oklahoma Carol Schubert Day Ion. Ohio Siiiri.ky Ann Sciiweikbrt Naperville, Illinois Nancy Ruth Shore Dacenporl, Iowa Julia Kstrll Simmons tola. Kansas Suzanne Allen Snyder Hampton. I in inia Carolyn Jane Rees Mason City, Iowa Ann Louise Strang Omaha, Nebraska Frances Ann Talbott If 7nchester, Ken lucky Barbara Jane Tempi-1 Chicago, Illinois Ellen Aim Tiiro Downers Groce, Illinois Margaret E. Wickiiam Dayton, Ohio Joan Catherine WilCiieR Paducah, Kentucky Catharine Buckley Stone Peoria, Illinois Jane Stovdkr Alton, Illinois Sherry Wolf Kirkwood, Missouri Lois Mae Williams Des Moines, Iowa Phyllis Jeanne Woi.f Indianapolis, Indiana Ha k h a it a Harris Detroit, Michigan Donna Marie Wriciit Denver, Colorado Thelma Vivian Young Shipman, Illinois ISSiSSu. West by, Phillips, Varlantl, I'rccman Ptepahatcri} da A A 9S3 President......................................Joan Vari.and ice-President.......................Joan Westby Secretary.....................................Terry Piiii.ups Treasurer...........................CiAYI.E FrKKMAN Patricia Joan Anderson Chicago. Illinois M.C.A. 2; Glee Club I. 2; Drama Club 2; Hockey 2 Nancy I'kances Daurougii in Ha. Oklahoma Choir 2; Drama Club 2 Sara Ki.i.isk Dobson Hickman. Kentucky M.C.A.; (ilcc Clul� ; Drama Clul ; Assistant Proctor; Prep Atom Association, Secretary-Treasurer Kleanork Betty Daiii.kn Crosse Point. .Michigan M.C.A. I; Student Council I Glee Club I ; Drama Club I Proctor 1; M.A-A. I; llockcx Basketball Virginia S. Atkinson Sorthjietd, Illinois Junior Class President; Student Council, President; M.C.A. 2; M.A.A. 2; Glee Club I. 2; Aqua-Ducks I, 2. President 2; Drama Club 2; Chemistry Club 2; Basketball 1. 2; Hockey 1, 2 Laurie Ann Costello (Hen Ellyn. Illinois Glee Club 1, 2; Dramatic Club 2 Jankt Frances Forks GreencasUe, Indiana M.C.A.; Student Council; Drama Clul ; Glee Clul ; Proclor Nancy Jo Fkkuekickson Hinsdale. Illinois M.C.A.; Glee Club; Drama Club: Assistant Proctor; M.A. A.; Fire Lieutenant Gayi.b Freeman Pauls I alley, Oklahoma Senior Class Treasurer; Drama Club 1; Glee Club 1: Basketball 1 Margaret Jewei.l Gant . I)e Land, Illinois M.C.A. 2; Glee Club; Drama Club; M.A.A. Mary Caroi.yn Jacobs derscyoilte, Illinois M.C.A. 2; Chemistry Club; Drama Club; Assistant Proctor; Assistant Phone Proctor; Fire Lieutenant I. 2; M.A.A.; Aqua Ducks 1. 2; Hockey Team 2; Basketball Team 1 Ina Carlsne Jamison Oklahoma Ci jf, Oklahoma � • Anne Victoria Peters Chattanooga, Tennessee jM.C.A. 2; Chemistry Club 2, President; Glee Club 1. 2; Drama Club 2; Times; Social Committee; M.A.A. 2; Basketball 1. 2 Terry Lynn Phillips Tucson, Arizona Senior Class Secretary; Prep Trio; Glee Club Rena Jo Sandlin Holdenville, Oklahoma M.C.A. 2; Student Council; Glee Club; Drama Club; Chemistry Club; Proctor Judith Kayser JIadison, ITisconsin M.C.A. 2; M.C.A. Board 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Prep Trio 2; Social Chairman 2; Student Council 2; Chemistry Club; Basketball Team 1, 2; Hockey Team 1, 2; Drama Club 2 Martha Moore Kurtz Shaker Heights, Ohio M.C.A.; Student Council, Vice-President; Glee Club Caryl Ruth McElvain .Morris, Illinois Social Chairman 2; M.C.A. 2; Student Council 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Chemistry Club 2; Drama Club 2; M.A.A. 2; Basketball Team 1, 2; Hockey Team I, 2 Maky Ann Stokk .Won. Illinois MCA. 2; Prep ('.lee Club; Drama Club; M.A.A. 2 |oan Doi.okks Vaki.and .Harris, Illinois M.C.A. I; Senior Class President; (tlcc Club I. 2; Student Council I; Drama Club I; Chemistry Club I; M.A.A. I. 2; Aqua-Ducks I. 2. Secretary 2; Basketball l earn 1; I lockev 'lean. I. 2; Bkttv Ki.inok Uxdkuwood Gil!(He. Wyoming M.C.A. 2; |unior Class Vice-President; Drama Club President; Prep Trio; Glee Club Maucot Uiciiakpson Watkms Cloy ton. . Ilissouri M.C.A. 2: Junior Class Treasurer; Drama Club 2. Secretary; (dee Club I. 2; Bicycle Club I; Times: Fire Captain; M.A.A. I. 2; Basketball I. 2; Baseball 1; I lockev I Cauoi.k Makik Yakland .Harris, Illinois M.C.A. 2; ('.lee Club 1. 2; Drama Club 2; Chemistry Club 2; Fire Captain; M.A.A. 2; Aqua-Ducks 2; I lockev Team Maky Wilijs Watkks Cloy Ion, .Ilissouri M.C.A. 2; Glee Club I. 2; Drama Club 2; Junior Class Secretary; M.A.A. 2; Aqua-Ducks I. Secretary; Hockey 2; Basketball 2. Co-Captain I; Tennis 2; Baseball I; Fire Captain 2 Nancy Weber Oes .Moines, Iowa Chemistry Club; Riding; Hockey Team Harriet Frances Wii.lis Des .Moines, Iowa Student Council 2; M.C.A. 2; Social Chairman 2; Glee Club I, 2; Drama Club 2; Chemistry Club; Aqua-Ducks I. 2. Treasurer 2; I lockey Team 2; Basketball Team Joan Carlson Westby Tulsa, Oklahoma Carat-ax, Venezuela Senior Class Vice President; Drama Club Vice President; .M.C.A.; Glee Club; Chemistry Club; Assistant Proctor; Assistant Fire Captain; M.A.A.; Aqua-Ducks; Hockey Team; Basket ball Team Runiann Wise II i n newooJ, Oklahoma M.C.A.; Glee Club; Drama Club; Prep Atom Association; Hockey Team Margaret Wiialen Si. Joseph, .Michigan Glee Club I. 2; Student Council 1, 2; Chemistry Club 2; Proctor 2; Basketball 1 Julie Woodruff Jo iel, Illinois M.C.A.; Glee Club; Proctor; Assistant Proctor; Student Council; Drama Club; M.A.A. Board; Aqua-Ducks Vice President ns Hays Rule Freeman Marshall rMparatcrti Junior ClaAA OUicetA Presidei l...............................Sandra FreemAN Vice-President...........................Mary Marshall Secretary................................Terry Phillips Treasurer................................Barbara 11 ays Martha Lou Curtis (Milwaukee, IFis. Judith Ann I'iSIIKL Cairo, III. Sandra Leona Freeman Des .Moines, la. Elizabeth Ann Garvey Springfield, 111. Gail Brenda Barbara Joyce Goldbnberg Hays East Si. Louis, lit. Geneva, III. Peggy Ann JIeilic Hoylelon, III- Ann Margo Marks Munster, Ind. ♦ � � s +wfr- -� b Louisk Alma l’OSTBI. .Mascoulah, III. Nancy Day Ruylb Elmhurst, III. Marilyn WlIKELKH Wichita Falls, Texas ZUCKRKMANN .Mexico City, . Maky Roberta Marshall Janesville, IF is. Nancy A. Milligan Baxter Springs, Kan. Maugarkt Stkimianib Moreland Indianapolis, I ml. Donna A dele Nottingham Genoa, Colo. Alma ZrcK khmann Mexico City, .flex. r I RIN 3 First row: Graham, Richter, Sladck, Rumsfeld, Sommers Second row: Andros, Blodgett, Gordon, Shinn, Six, Gattis, Evans, Walters, Kleppcr, Jennings Student Council The Student Council is the executive group of the Monticcllo student body. Through this organization, which voices the opinions of the students regarding the inevitable problems of school life, each girl can express her ideas and bring them to the administration. The four major officers of the Student Council are chosen by the entire student body. To insure a junior voice in school matters, the secretary, D’Arline Robinson and treasurer, Janice Booth were elected and took office in December of their junior year. Later in the year a president and vice-president were elected to replace the senior officers, Karel Sladek anil Judy Richter. The remaining members of the Council comprise the Council Board which consists of the heads of major organizations including class presidents, house chairmen, M.C.A. and M.A.A. presidents, sponsor chairmen, Social Committee, and editors of student publications. Miss Mary Laing Swift serves the group in the capacity of adviser. Kcho: Andros, art; Scovillc, advertising; Schaefer, literary Pelat, production; Fvans, editor in chief; Spencer, assistant literary editor Times: Bellas, news; Schaefer, editorial; Harrison, sports; Franks, feature Jennings, editor in chief .i tfTji v: Third row: Cannon, Shinn, Isc First row: Bacs Second row: Kirschncr, Wallers, chairman Kaldtei HouAe Council Caldwell ttcuJe Council Second row: Wright, Robinson, Fretwcll, Andros, chairman, Cockrill First row: Scott, Galtis, Graham, Johnson Choir Fay Pblat...................................President Clark Blodgett.........................Vice-President Jackie Rkki ................................Secretary Antonia Nroved..............................Treasurer Music for many of our special events as well as at the bi-weekly vesper services is provided by the Monliccllo choir under the direction of Stephen Bennett Williams. The group is especially remembered for the impressive Christmas Candlelight Service and the Spring Choir Concert, to the organ accompaniment of Robert Oldham, college organist. ftluAic Club This organization of music-minded Monliccllo students has as its goal the encouragement of musical ability and appreciation. Student, faculty and guest recitals, as well as frequent trips to St. Louis music events, arc carried out through this active club which is headed by Paulette Andros as President and Antonia Ncdvetl, Secretary-Treasurer. t. UjaAOi-.nl Science Club Jackie Reed.......................................President Wanda Gran done..............................Vice-President I ay Phi.at....................................Secrete n - J'reesnrer Every girl with an interest in the sciences may Join (he Science Club which promotes interest in these fields through demonstrations, lectures, movies, and other programs presented by members of the club or guests. Special events during the year include the spring and fall picnics, the Christmas party and Science Open House in the Spring. � .ji.i,JHnPSnP9 Phi fheta h'appa Mary Hutchison...............................President Karel Sladek............................Vice-President Polly Scott..................................Secretary Sue Bush.....................................Treasurer The Eta Psi chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, national honorary scholastic society for junior colleges, is open to all students who excel in their academic work. The purposes of this group arc to develop character and leadership and to promote the ideals of scholarship. Gatlis, Shinn, Graham Social Chairmen Judicial JdViAcrij Committee 1'ir.rl row: Klepper, Sladck, chairman, Richter, Six, Scott Second row: Gatlis Bush, Shinn, Wenger, Easley, Scott Cockrill, Kay sc r, Gordon Lamont, Bellas, Pclat tflonticeUc Christian Association Jo Gordon..................................President Polly Scolt..........................I ice-President Anne Easley................................Secretary Anne Lamont................................Treasurer Providing all the students on campus with an opportunity to participate in social service and recreational projects, the Monlicello Christian Association has grown to he one ol Monti-cello’s largest and most active organizations. Members assist with the Alton Y.W.C.A., the Orphanage, Y-Icons, Curl Scouts and other organizations as well as directing all student drives throughout the year. On Sundays, the M.C.A. provides bus transportation to Alton churches. The Doll Dinner, most important M.C.A. event of the year, is held just preceding Christmas every year. Assisting the M.C.A. with its many functions is the faculty sponsor. Miss Nancy Walthall. Willis, Dahlen, Kayscr, Fobes, Whelan, WoodrulV, Atkinson, Kurtz Freeman, Sandlin, Wheeler, Zuckcrmann, Varland, C., McElvain Preparatory Student Council Virginia Atkinson......................President Martiia Kurtz.....................Vice-President Marilyn Wheeler........................Secretary Grace Zuckkr.mann......................Treasurer The student council is the governing body of the preparatory school. The council consists of 12 members, including four elected council ofliccrs, three social chairmen, three proctors, anti the presidents of the junior anti senior classes. This group works in cooperation with the faculty and administration to the advantage of every girl and for the betterment of the preparatory school. I he council meets twice monthly under the guidance ol the preparatory school’s residence head, Mrs. Nell Lane Beall. I Preparatory Social Cctntnittee Planning the special social needs of the preparatory students is the preparatory Social Committee under the direction of Judith Kayser, Caryl Me El vain, Harriet Willis and faculty. ’Phis committee organizes weekend entertainment, committees for dances and has charge of the dining room. Special events at Haskell House this year included the Christmas Dance, Valentine Dinner, and the Commencement Dance. Kayser, Willis, McElvain Preparatory School forama Club Betty Underwood........................President Joan Westby.......................Vice-President Margo Waters...........................Secretary Elizabeth Garvey.......................Treasurer Margaret Moreland................Parliamentarian Thirty-nine students make up the newly organized Drama Club, which meets in the basement of the chapel the first and third Thursdays of every month. Officers arc Betty Underwood, president; Joan Westby, vice-president; Margot Waters, secretary; Elizabeth Garvey, treasurer; and Margaret Moreland, parliamentarian. Kvery two months (he members elect three social chairmen who meet with Mr. Bickley to plan activities. This year's projects have included: a demonstration of applying makeup by Mr. Bickley; a trip to Washington University to see Romeo and Juliet; election of temporary officers for next year; and a Costume Dinner. Preparatcn) School Atom Association Anne Peters................................President ICli.ise Dobson.................Secretary- Treasurer The Preparatory School Atom Association was organized this year. Its officers arc Anne Peters, president, and Kllisc Dobson, secretary-treasurer. Under the guidance of Miss Lucrctia Cresscy the club has had many interesting meetings. Programs included: fire-writing, making crystals, working with indicators, making cosmetics, a liquid air demonstration, visiting the glass works in Alton, making a chemical’’ Christmas tree, and having a Christmas party anti supper in the laboratory. •P i . ipanii .� . Si., wa. fc- .'Stuj -S': Bfiioly Within each girl is the power to recognize and appreciate the beauty of everyday experiences. Life is filled with beauty if one is sensitive to it and eager to find it—if one's eyes are trained to sec, one's ears to hear, one's heart to understand, and one's mind to remember. Dei-: Rumsfeld The Seven Ideals of Monticello The seven girls pictured on these pages have been chosen from the class of '53 by the vote of their classmates to represent the seven ideals of Monlicello. Outstanding members of their class in many ways, these girls were chosen to personify the ideal which is most typical of their personality. IL Loyalty One of the most important of the Monticello Ideals is a deep-seated loyalty to the college, one's friends, one's family and one's own beliefs. This deep-seated emotion will grow through understanding, respect and love. Sally Six Suzanne Graham Democracy 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 ol thought and action. Service 1‘ ach of us has a distinctive personality and unique talents. The Monticcllo girl considers it not only a privilege hut a responsibility to share her gifts with all, thereby helping herself and others to develop to the fullest measure. This is a quality of reserve which comes with emotional, intellectual, and social maturity. Dignity is always reflected in the recognition of the litness of things and in the poise and self-confidence with which one places one’s self above that which might be considered unseemly. Jo Gordon Karki. Si.adkk Friendship Many of vour most cherished and lasting friendships will be made while you arc at Monticcllo. Your college days will afford rich opportunities for making a wide circle of friends. In true friendship there is dignity, beauty, loyalty, service, democracy, and never-failing consideration. Mary C.attjs Wisdom As the Monticcllo girl grows in academic stature, she seeks to increase her ability to apply her knowledge usefully, for wisdom is (he union of knowledge and understanding. Nancy Brei den bach RING- 4 tflcHticellc Athletic A Acciatich Nancy Bn ki den bach.............................President Susan Phillips..............................Vice-President Marcia Evans.....................................Secretary Maii� ik Spencer..................................Treasurer Every Monticcllo student is a member of the Monticello Athletic Association. This club oilers a variety of voluntary sports for after-school diversions from classes for those who arc interested. The M.A.A. is governed by the M.A.A. board consisting of its elected officers and the managers of the individual sports. The board strives to help each student to achieve a healthy body anti an attitude ol fair play and gootl sportsmanship. ; • Mi l' Senior ZaAketball Phillips, Harrison, C., Robinson, Rothschild, Tcegarden, 1 Iarrison, J Junior SaAketball Robinson, Harbottle, Gordon, V.; Klepper, Lamont Gungoll, Dumbauld, Cook, George, Reese denier Hcckeif Sladck, Richter, Six, Teegarden, Breidenbach Scott, Spencer, Brennecke, Phillips, S.; Harrison, J. Jutticr tfcckeij Roney, Ilarbottlc, Klcppcr, Gordon, V , Robinson, Rees, Mills Barnsback, Gungoll, Dumbauld, Cook, Wolf, Jones 7chhiJ Club Walters, president; I louston, secretary; Lagergrcn, treasurer; Paul, vice-president Klcppcr, Marbottle Schubert, Cox, Phillips, George, Mayer Rothschild, Harrison, )., Tcegarden HcOtfij HorAe fttarlih Club Cannon, Rumsfeld, Robinson Burr, I'eegarden, Gordon, Cox, Galtis, Wolf, Rothschild, Rook Klepper, Dumbauld, Geisler, Van Scheltema, Isc Preparatori] £u ivwinq Club Wcstby, Freeman, Jacobs, Mapes, Joan Yarland Woodruff, Willis, Atkinson, Carole Varland, Marshall Preparatcnf SaAketball Wise, Mary Waters, Goldcnberg, Kayser, Dahlcn, Westby Freeman, AlcElvain, Freeman, Fishel, Atkinson, Woodruff, Frederickson, Westby Preparatori} Hcckeij Mary Waters, Kayser, Goldcnberg, Willis, Marshall Carole Varland, Fishel, Woodruff', Atkinson Joan Varland, Dahlcn, McElvain, Westby p £ic(e £kcu 1'he a 11i.r.ri.rsif) ) i Tall Sport Thai Clown Again! Harlem Xoctarne Darklown Shutters Ifea? round LITE H. fIconic to the George Washington Hang a el £i fe £ It cut Dales! Til we meet again Class Dag avj js’ara SRSSQSsSSS ■ ■UPS'ZT Sk «kz 1WxKr'X'i - !� Continue Your Prosperrty Maintain Our National Security £T 7 i £ltW .Hock Election Chri.tlmas Erii olilif Pecos' Class Da) ‘ PHOTOGRAPHY: Joseph A. Russo, Godfrey, Illinois PRINTING: Brown-Hornsey Printing Corp., Alton, Illinois ENGRAVING: Capitol Engraving Co., Springfield, Illinois The staff of the Echo wishes to express its appreciation to Mary Gattis for lettering on title and division pages BEST WISHES TO THE FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY OF MONTICELLO COLLEGE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR LOTT ICE and COAL COMPANY WARDEIN’S DRUG STORE WHERE YOU ALWAYS FIND WHAT THE EMERGENCY DEMANDS E. V. WARDEIN PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST 2510 State St. Alton, 111. HUB TOBACCO CO., INC. Phone: 3-5608 115 Easton St. Alton Compliments of KARL BAER JEWELRY CO. St. Louis, Mo. 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