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J i Q l ,1 FQAIICI2! JIII ITIEIR J U II IOI2 COLLEGE ITIOUIWT CADXDXOLL, I LLI DOI! IILIREQQDID To ELIZABETH BARBER HOSTETTER BELOVED OF FRANCES SI-IIMEH Gmns A FRIEND OF Tmc Fouxmzu OF THE COLLIQGE A Mmmlcu OF ITS First BOARD OF 'FRUSTEES NIOTHER OF THE ACTING Pn141s11J1sN'1' fgnlonf I.-l....l THE RECORD ANN ABEL1, Evanston President, Senior Class, '39, Riding Team, '39, Boots and Saddle, '38, Treasurer, '39, gvgmkhana, '39, Dining Room Committee, M Am' BIRKETT Peoria Treasurer, .lunior Class, '38, President Student Council, '39, Phi Theta. Kappa, '38, Secretary, '39, Business Mztnztger, The Record, '39, Hockey Team, '38, '39, Easter Pageant, '38, Christmas Pageant, '39, Vaudeville, '39, International Relations Club, '38, '39, Christian Service League, Com- mittee, '38, Dining Room Committee, '39, Art Committee, Student Representative '39, Commencement Usher, '38, May Fete, '38, Maid of Honor, '39. NANCY BLOUNT Wheaton Hockey Team, '39, Basketball Team, '38, '39, Varsity Team '39, Knitting Club, '38, General Activities Club, '39, Prom Com- mittee, '39. E RECORD MARION CI-IRISTENSICN Saginaw, Michigan Gymkliana, '39, Knitting Club, '33, Art Club, '38, International Relations Club, '39, CONSTANCE Cufxm' Cnonou Glcneoe Phi Theta Kappa, '39, Feature Editor, The Record, '39, A. A. Board, '38, Hof-key Teuni, '38, '39, Riding Team, '38, Swimming Team, '38, '39, School Team, '38, '39, Basketball inzimiger, '38, Gynikhzum, '38, Dmlniitic- Club, '38, President '39, Ladies in VVuiting, '38, Piide und Prejudic-e, '38, Stage Door, '39, Moor Born, '39, One Act Plays, '38, '39, Director One Act Play, '39, Carnival, '38, '39, Dzinee Poetry, '39, Prom Committee, '39, 450 lfinblem, '39, 680 Emblein, '39, Riding lC1nblein, '38, Riding Medal, '38, Delta Psi Oinegu, '38, President., '39, May Pete, '38, Mary Queen Attendant, '38, May Queen, '39. -5 3 CAROL P.-X'l'RI1TlC CRARY C1,m'Gi-1 Glencoe Vice-President, Student Couneil, '39, Phi Theta Kzuplm, '38, President, '39, The Record '38, Poetry Editor, '39, Hockey Teinn, '38, Sxrimniing Teuni, '38, lVIunu,ger Swimming Tezun, '38, Riding Team, '38, '39, Riding limblem, '38, Riding Medal, '38, Best Form Riding, '38, Gylnklnum, '38, '39, -L50 liinblem, '39, Boots und Saddle, '38, Drzunutiv Club, '38, Treu,Surer, '39, Play Produr-tion, '38, Dance Poetry, '39, Pride and Prejudiee, '38, One Act Plays, '38, '39, Easter Pxigeziiit, May Feta-, '38, '39, May Queen Herald, '33, May Queen Att0I1flLl,1'1t, '39. THE RECORD LORNA LOU DENSMORE Edgewood, Iowa The Record, '38, Literary Editor, '39, Dramatic Club, '38, Publicity Manager, '39, Pride and Prejudice, '38, Stage Door, '39, Moor Born, '39, One Act Play, '38, Christmas Pageant, '39, Vaudeville, '39, Easter Pageant, '38, Carnival, '39, Speech Recital, '39, Dance Poetry, '39, Radio Board, '39, Radio Clinic, '39, Latin Club, '38, Book Club, '39, President, '39, May Fete, '38, May Queen Attendant, '39. MARJORIE JANE DUNKEL Logansport, Ind. The Record, '38, Editor, '39, International , Relations Club, '33, '39, Hockey Team, '39, W Manager, '39, Easter Pageant, '38, Radio 'V Board, '39, Radio Clinic, '39, May Fete, '38, May Queen Attendant, '39. MARJOIiIE MANTEL FISHBEIN Chicago Advertising Manager, The Record, '39, i Crafts Club, '38, Art Club, '38, President, '39, Cheerleader, '39, Captain, '39, Prom Com- ,ani mittee, '39, May Fete, '3S. so THE RECORD ELLEN FRANCKE Mt. Carroll Phi Theta Kappa, '38, Treasurer, '39, Pro Musica, '38, Treasurer, '39, Glee Club, '38, '39, Chapel Choir, '38, '39, Latin Club, '38, International Relations Club, '39, Play Production, '38, Stage Door '39, Vaudeville, '39, Christmas Pageant, Easter Pageant, '39, Spring Concert '39, Junior Concert, '39, Commencement Recital, '38, '39, Christmas Recital, '39. Secretary, '39, Hockey Team, 1 ', Exioism NIAIIQN KIVLAN Evanston Secretary Senior Class, '39, The Record, '38, Feature Editor, '39, Dramatic Club, '38, If ' V- 38 39' .IEANNE NIARGARET GREISON Sfiv inn L International Relations Club, '38, Press ident, '39, Pro-Musica, '38, Vice-President, '39, Glee Club, '38, '39, Junior Recital, '39, Christmas Pageant, '39, Easter Concert, '39, Vaucleville, '38, Commencement Recital, '38, May Fete, '38. A Basketball Team, '38, '39, Swimming team, '38, '39, 450 Emblem, '39, 680 Emblem, '39, Radio Board, '39, Radio Clinic, '39, Speech Recital, '39, Director One Act Play, '39, Vaudeville, '39, Carnival, '38, '39, lflaster Pageant, '38, Christmas Pageant, '38, '39, Stage Door, '39, Moor Born, '39, One Act Play, '38, Prom Committee, '38, '39, Book Club, '39, Honors Reading, '39, Dance Poetry, '39, May Fete, '38, May Queen Attendant, '39. mv? NIAXINE. MIIlLER Morrison Glee Club, '38, '39, Pro Musira, '39, Conservatory Recital, '38, Spring Concert, '38, '39, Easter Pageant, '38, '39, Christmas Pageant, '38, '39, Vaucleville, '3S. THE RECORD MILDRED NIERCER Corning, Iowa Pro Musica, '38, Secretary, '39, Glee Club, '38, '39, Chapel Choir, '38, '39, Junior Recital, '38, '39, Christmas Pageant, '38, '39, Christmas Rerital, '39, Easter Pageant, '38, '39, Spring Concert, '38, '39, Vaudeville. W 'Y JEANETTE Mooms Mt. Carroll Contributor, The Record, College Activ- ities Posters. THE RECORD lNrIARY CATHERINE NELSON Chicago Vice-President, Senior Class, '39, Student Couneil, '39, Advertising Manager, The Reeord, '39, Drainatii: Club, '39, Glee Club, '38, '39, Crafts Club, '38, Easter Pageant, '38, Christmas Pageant, '39, Vaudeville, '39, One Act Play, '39, Speech Recital, '39, Clieerleuder, '39, Prom Committee, '38, '39, May Fete, '38, '39. R,UTH LYDIA PATTERSON Detroit, Michigan Treasurer, Senior Class, '39, Art Club, '33, Vice-president, '39, Prom Committee Chain'- man, '33, Prom Committee, '39, Mary Fete, ,. , 35. 'Utter VmGINiA Loi? Qlilimc Blue Island President, Christian Service League, '39, Internutionfil Relations Club, '35, '39, Phi Theta Kappa, '39, Easter Pageant, '38, '39, Cliristmas Pageant, '39, Hockey Team, '39, Dining Room Committee, '39, Vuufleville, '39, May Fete, '33, May Queen Attendant '39. PATRICIA ANN ROCHE Chicago President, Athletic Association, '39, The Record, '38, News Editor, '39, Phi Theta Kappa, '38, Vice-president, '39, Hockey Team, '38, '39, Manager, '38, Captain, '39, Swimming Team, '38, Basketball Team, '38, '39, All-Star Team, '38, Varsity Team, '39, School Team, '39, 450 Emblem, '38, 680 Emblem, '38, 1200 Cup, '39, Dramatic Club, '38, '39, Pride and Prejudice, '38, Stage Door, '39, Moor Born, '39, Play Production, '38, Easter Pageant, '38, Christ- mas Pageant, '39, Carnival, '38, '39, Vaude- ville, '39, One Act Plays, '38, Book Club, '39, Dance Poetry, '39, A. A, Banquet Committee Chairman, '38, Prom Committee Chairman, '38, May Fete, '38, '39, May Queen Herald, '38, May Queen Attendant, '39. THE RECORD Pageant, '38, '39, Gymkhana, '39, Vaude- Jorcn G1snALD1NE SANDERS Freeport Hockey Team, '39, Camera Club, '38, General Activities Club, '39, Glee Club, '38, '39, Christmas Pageant, '38, '39, Easter Parnms Sci-1AU'r Mt. Carroll Glee Club, '38, '39, Christmas Pageant, '38, Easter Pageant, '38, '39, Spring Concert, '38, '39, Vaudeville, '39, May Fete, '38, ville, '39, May Fete, '38, '39. THE RECORD MARY ELIZABETH STANG Eau Claire, Wis. Secretary, Student Council, '39, Inter- national 'Relations Club, '39, Secretary, '39' Latin Club, '38, Phi Theta Kappa, '39, Riding Team, '38, Gymkhana, '38, Prom Committee, '39, Commencement Usher, '38, May Queen Attendant, '39. Advertising Manager, the Record, '39. HICNIIIETTA WEIH Bennett, Iowa Vice-president, Christian Servive League, '39, Basketball Team, '39, Varsity Team, '39, International Relations Club, '38, Dramatic Club, '38, '39, Stage Door, '39, Moor Born, '39, One Act Play, '39, Easter Pageant '39, Glee Club, '39, Play Production, '38, May Fete, '38, May Queen Attendant, 39. MAXINE STRANSENBACK Streator --Q.. MAY JEAN GRIDLEY Rockford Library Assistant, '38, Knitting Club, '38, May Fete, '38, '39, Gymklxana, '39, Boots and Saddle Club, '39, THE RECORD JEAN BOHEN VVauw:Ltosa, Wis. Boots and Saddle, '38, President, '39, Stage Door. MARY LERCH Hibbing, Minnesota Boots and Saddle, '39, Swimming Team, '38, '39, College Team, '38, '39, Riding Team, '39, Head of Swimming, '39, Cliristmas Party, was, '39. THE RECORD JIQANNIJ SIINDINII Moline ViI'e-President Cliristian Serviee Club, '39, Knitting Club, '38, Crafts Club, '39, ' 7 MILDIIIQD VVI'1'I-IHAIIT Savanna Glee Club, '38, '39, International Relations Club, '38, Easter Pageant, '38, '39, Cln'istI'nas Pageant, '38, '39, Spring Concert, '35, '39, May Fete, '38, '39. VIRGINIA LEE PIIILRY DCC'1tlM Green Curtain Draniatic Club 58 39 Stage Door, Nativity Play, 'Sb PlC51d8l1t Junior Class, '38, Student COHIICII 39 IIAZEL THOMAS Delfwmn WIS Riding Team, '38, '39, Basketbill lmm '38, '39, Varsity Basketball, '38, Alt Club 7:38. 1 'Y in Boots and bacldle, 39. fovuomomgf LUANN BLOOMBEHG Battle Creek, Michigan Boots and Saddle. '38, 393 Riding Team, 38, 39: Hockey Team, 395 Swimming Team, 393 Basketball Team, 39, May Fete, 39. THE RECORD MARIE BETTY BOUCHER Fort Wayne, Indiana Basketball Team, '39, Varsity Team, '39g Latin Club, 33: Boots and Saddle 393 Gymkhana, 391 Christmas Pagaent, 395 May Fete, 38, 39. UNM Bows Plighlaml Park Glee Club, '3EJg Chapel Choir, '39g General Activities Club, '39, 0C3jJflCi7f?,C7Zcw' THE RECORD Doms VIRGINIA Bmsox Chicago Riding Team. 38, 30, Basketball Team, 39, Swim- ming Truim, 38, 39, Boots :uid Snclclle, 38, 39, Gym- klmnu, 38, Prom Committee Chairman. '39, Mziy Fete, 39. SHIHLEY LOUISE BRUNS River Forest Vice-Presidont, Prep School, '37, Outdoor Club, 37, Cnmvrzi Club, '38, General Activities Club, '39, Commencement Usher, '38, Prom Committee, '39, Art Committee. Student Representative, '39, May Fete 36, 37, 38, 39. Mmm' ILEEN BULLIS Los Angeles, California '1'rrrusurer. Christian Service League. 38, Secretary- trcusurcr. Athletic Association, '39, The liecorcl. '36, Circulation Manager. '39, Student Council, '39, Dmmntic Club, '37, '38, '39, Vice-presirlcnt, '30, Latin Club. '36, Laulius in iVaiting, '38, Priclv mul Prejlidice. '38, Stage Door, '30, Moor Born, '39, Ono Act Plays, 36, 30, Christ-mais Pzigcauit, '38, Easter Pzigwilit, '38, Vnluleville, '38, Henri Usher, '37, '38, Comma:if-elm-nt Usher, '36, Play Production, '39, Gymklnum, '36, Mary Fe-te, '36, May Que-on Attendant, '37, '35, '39. QCD7JflCD7fZC3fZFU THE RECORD BABBE1'1'E FRIEDMAN Minneapolis, Minnesota Knitting Club, '39g May Fete, '39. Nllnmmn GAn11I'l'x' New York, New York Rolmmw ANDREWS Hmm, Dcmtm. Camera Club, '38g General Activities Club, 'BDQ Cheer Leader. '39g Prom Committcf-. '39g May Fete. '38, '39. QC57QHci772cifZw General Activities Club, '39g Christmas Pageant, '30g Nluy Feta. '39. THE RECORD JAYNE Finances Irlowaxm Traverse City, Michigan Riding Team, '37, '38, '39, Captain '37, Basketball Team '37, Varsity Team '37, Cheerleader. '39, Boots and Saddle, '37, '38, '39, Prom Committee, Chairman '39 Main' I-IYA-rfr Chicago Bans IANNELLI Park Ridge President, Freshman Class, '38, President. Sopho- more Class. '39, A. A. Board, '38, '39g Swimming Team, Glee Club, '38, '39, Camera Cluh. '38, Latin Club President, '39. '38g Hockey Team, '37, Riding Team, '37, '38, '39, Gymkhuna. '37, '38, '39, Captain, Riding Team, '38, 395 NVinner, Archery Tournament, '38g Boots and Saddle, '37, '38, '39, Vice-president, '38, President, '39, May Fete, '37, '38, May Queen Attendant. '39. Qciyyfmfzcifzw THE RECORD INIARION JANE JOHNSON Chicago Rol3Em',x JEAN KECK Hammond, Indiana Camera Club, '38, General Activities Club, '39, Hockey ffenm, '39, Snjimming Team, '39, Gleev Club May Fete. '38, '39, Accompzunst, '39, Christmas Pageant. '39, Easter Pageant. '39, Latin Club, '39, Moy Fate, '39. -1, MARY BARBARA KELLOGG Ch icago Treasurer, Christian Service League. '39, Hockey Team, '38, '39, Basketball Team, '38, '39, Varsity Team. '38, '39, School Team, '39, A. A. Board, '39, Boots :md Saddle, '38, Gymkhana, '38, Dramatic Club, '39, Stage Door. '39, One Act Plays,.'38. '39, Play Production, '38, Vaudeville. '39, Christmas Pagen1g.S'39, Prom Committee Chairman, '39, May feta, . QCD7QllCi7fZCi'Zw THE RECORD Gnonm IQOENIGSTEIN Boots mul Saddle, '39, Diuriiutic Club, '39, One Act Play, Golf Tournament. XVINIFRED Mmmm IQHEITIER Ellsworth '38, '39, Boots und Saddle, '38, '39g '38, '39, Gyinkhnna, '38, '39, Christmas Pugczmt, '38, '39, Spring Convert, '38, '39, Easter Pageant. '3S. '39, Vaudeville, '38, '39g Prom Com- niittvu, '39. Omaha, Nebraska Glue Club. Riding Tenm, i JAY Loon: Libertyville Hockey Team, '30, Dramatic Club, '30, Stage Door. '39, One Act Play, '39, Runner-up. Ping-Pong tourney. Qfzcifffzcafzw ,Quit- wgr-2. MARIAN McCAm'Bx' Chicago Vice-President, Athletic Association, '39, Secretary- treasurer, Athletic Association, '38, Hockey Team, '37, '38, '39, Captain, '39, Swimming: Team. '37, '38, '39, Captain, '38, '39, Basketball Team, '37, '38, '39, Captain, '39, Varsity, '33, '39, School Team, '39, Gymkhana, '37, Treasurer, Sophomore Class, Prep- School, '37, Treasurer, Freshman Class, '38, Dramatic Club, '38, '39, One Act Plays, '38, '39, Pride and Prejudice, '38, Stage Door, '39, Play Production, '38, Latin Club, '37, '38, Christmas Pageant, '39, Vande- ville, ,39, Runner-Up, Tennis Tourney' '38, Good Form Committee, '38, Prom Committee, '39, 450 Emblem '37, 680 Emblem '38, 1200 Cup '39, May THE RECORD Fete '37, '38, May Queen Attendant '37, '39. i'! c '5 Vins INIA Moyifm Toledo. Ohio International Relations Club. BARBARA RUTH PACE Farmer City Glee Club, '39, Dramatic Club '39, Stage Door, '30, One Act Play, '39, Christmas Pageant, '39, Good Form Committee, '39, May Fete, '39. Qofmeffzefaw THE RECORD MARGARET PLuMM11m Rochester, Minnesota Hockey Team. '39g Basketball Team, '39, Varsity Team .'3Ug School Team, '39, Riding Team. '39, Gymkhunn. '39, Winner, Badminton Tourney, '39, Boots and Saddle, '39, May Fate, '39, Q37 VIRGINXA BLANCHE RISON Louisville. Kentucky GRACE ROGERS Peoria Humor Editor, The Record. '39, Latin Club, '38, Chapel Choir. '39, G-Ice Club, Conservatory '39, Vice-President.. '39, May Fete. '38, '39, Concert, '39: Easter Concert, T303 Spring Concert, '39, Christmas Pageant., '39, Vuudeville, '39, May Fete, '39. oomomofzw RITA '1'nAcs Chicago Glee Club, '38, '30, Christmas Pn,gea,nt, '38, '39, Easter Pageant, '3Sg Spring Convert, '38, '39, Book Club, '39, Play Production, '38, Dramatic Club, '39, Stage Door, '39, Moor Born, '39, One Act Plaiy, '38, Vaudcville, '39. THE RECORD ELLEN xxn-XLLER Secretary, Sophmnrmrc Class. '39g A, A. Board. '39, Bouts and Saddle, '39, Chapel Choir, '39, Glec Club, '39, Conservatory Concert, '39, Easter Concert, '39 3 Yuudeville. '39, Stage Door, '39, Slay Fate, '39, Montrose, Alabzunu SYLVIA BERNXESE WASSPIRAIAN Toledo. Ohio General Activities Club, '39, One Act Play, '39, Play Production, '39, Vaudeville, '39, ' Qcvyyfiwfzcafzw THE RECORD lNI,un' XVOOLSEY Galcsburg mnin Club, '30, ' JEANNE LUCILLE YOUKEY Oumha, Nebraska Glen Cluhu '3Qg Christmas Pamgcunt., '39g Easter Pageant, '39g Sprung Concert, '39g Dramatic Club, '39g Stags Door, f39g Yamieievillrr, '39g One Act, Play. '39g Play Production. '39g May Fete. '39, 0CijJflCi7fZCiTfAf RGAUIZATIDUI ART CLUB The art club is composed of art students who are outstanding in this activity and especially interested in it. Marjorie Fishbein was president of the club this year. Members of the club take trips to art exhibits in near-by Cities. One of the most interesting trips they took was one to the Davenport Art Gallery, where they viewed a. display of American painting. The club acts as hostess at the several art exhibits in the Dickerson art gallery at Shimer. Ruth Patterson was vice-president of the club and Mary Lane was secreta1'y-treasurer. BOOTS AND SADDLE CLUB Bebe Iannelli was president of Boots and Saddle this year. The club sponsored two gymkhanas, the first in the fall, with obstacle races for competition. The academy team won this gymkhana. The spring gymklmna is a Contest for form riding and demonstration of special skills in riding. In the fall the club took at trip to Chicago to see the International Livestouk Exhibition. The members of the club who are advanced riders are privileged to take over-night rides, usually riding to Mrs. Colehoufs farm near Smitlfs Park. Odieers of the club for this year were V'- mn Mc Collum, vice-presidentg Jean Gavin, secretaryg Ann Abell, treasurer. CAMERA CLUB Students in the camera club are particularly interested in taking and developing pictures. They have purchased equipment and furnished the dark room in science hall so that pictures may be developed there. The club sold pictures of various students at the Carnival by taking orders and developing the pictures later. The club also took some of the'Record pictures and helped with the photographic section of the Record. The club has a photographic exhibit in Metcalf Hall at intervals throughout the year. CHAPEL SINGERS The Chapel singers have been outstanding this year for their extra programs. They have sung on the radio and in Mt. Carroll several times. They sang at the Vespers services all year. They also sang for Tuesday Chapel programs. They took part in the Boy Scout Benefit at which Shimer presented the entertainment. They were also prominent in the Nativity play and Easter contata. . THE RECORD Q CHRISTIAN SERVICE LEAGUE Christian Service League is a social and religious organization. With Virginia Quade as its president this year the League sponsored several parties, among them the new student's tea in the fall, and the Christmas party, a traditional custom of medieval style at Shimer. The Carnival on February 25 was also under the sponsorship of the League. Other officers of the League for this year were Henrietta Weih, vice-president, religious chairmang Jeanne Sundine, second vice-president, social service chairmang Elizabeth Stromback, secretaryg and Mary Kellogg, treasurer. GLIEE CLUB The Glee Club presented the annual nativity play this year in medieval style, with sixteenth century songs and traditional costume. The choral work and soloing was very beautiful to hear. The club also presented the Easter cantata, which was purely singing this year. The members of the club have sung several times on the radio and for various entertainments. The club also presented a spring cantata May 7. This was a very lovely and finished program. THE RECORD DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club, with Connie Clough its president, presented Stage Door at Thanksgiving, and Moor Born in March. Members of the club were active in many Saturday night affairs, such as the Vaudeville, the Carnival, and one-act plays presented by the play-production class. May third the club took a trip to Chicago to see the play Knickerbocker Holiday. They also visited radio stations and saw programs in rehearsal while at Chicago. Other officers ol' the club are Mary Bullis, vice-president, Pat Kivlan, secretaryg and Patrice Clough, treasurer. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club, with .lean Greison as president, sponsored a trip to an international relations conference in Chicago this spring. Following this trip the clnb presented a chapel program at which members discussed subjects presented at the con- ference. Members of the club are particularly interested in current affairs, and keep the school posted on what is happening in other countries by means of notices posted on the bulletin board. The club presented a skit at the Vaudeville in which they satirized the foreign dictators at a conference. Martha Bowyer is vice-president of the club, and Mary stang is secretary-treasurer. CRAFTS CLUB Members of the crafts club meet once a month and develop skill in particular crafts such as knitting, and all kinds of handiwork. Jean Brands is president and Jean Beier is vice-president and secretary-t1'easu1'er. This year the purchase of a new loom and weaving equipment stimulated interest in the club. The club also took a sleigh ride dining one of its meetings last winter. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club is open to all Latin students and anystudelits who are interested in latin but may not by studying it at the present time. It held a formal banquet at the hotel tliic spring which was presided over by Frances Fox, president of the club. Members of the faculty were speakers and guests. The traditional Roman togas are sometimes worn at their meetings. Members of the club develop a knowledge of Roman customs and the Latin language. Each year the club presents the Eta Sigma Phi medal to the student who is outstanding in Latin. PHI THETA KAPPA With Patrice Clough as its president, Phi Theta partook of several and varied activities this year. Membership of Phi Theta Kappa is limited to the upper ten per-cent of the Junior College. The members and pledges took a trip to Davenport to see Thomas Craven, the art critic. They also had a steak fry in May. Phi Theta had i-ts formal pledging on Febru- ary 28, and sponsored a coliee in the lounge following dinner that evening. The pledges were responsible for the entertainment at the coffee. PRO MUSICA Pro-Musica is an honorary music organization which aims to foster a love of good music. The club sponsors several music programs throughout the year, and its members give individual recitals. Conservatory concerts are given in the spring on Sunday afternoons and Thursday evenings. Members of the club present two chapel programs, one in the fall and one in the spring. They also present a radio program and a program for the faculty. Jeanne Gavin is president of the clubg Jean Greison is vice president, and Mildred Mercer is se0retary-treasurer. THE RECORD GENERAL ACTIVITIES CLUB Members of the general activities club have been particularly interested in outdoor activities. They have taken many hikes to Point Rock Park and Katie's Woods, with picnic suppcrs and steak fries. They also took a sleigh ride in the winter. At one meeting the members went in swimming and played water games in the pool. Mildred Fleischhauer is president of the club. STUDENT COUNCIL The student council is a student government organization in which the members of the council work for a. just and e iicient government. Student Council also sponsors a fall and spring informal dance, and a party for the new students in the fall. Mary Birkett was President of the student council this year, and under her leadership the council undertook many new rulings and experiments which proved to be very successful. Other members were Patrice Clough, vice-president, and Mary Stang, secretary-treasurer. Hull presidents were also included in the council. G lkMi' if V I , I . M Zee-E s R or sim' W fi- Ekfim s gigs 5 -.,T.-.M er. E., , 1 2 s sr gms wa THE RECORD RECORD LITERARY STAFF THE RECORD The Record, edited by Marjorie Dunkel, published two magazines and a bound annual this year. l,iterary contributions were numerous and the material selected for the Record was exceptional. The Record sponsored a photographic lecture on February 28, which proved to be very interesting and enlightening. Students on the Record Staff manage the publication entirely, soliciting their own advertisers, and making up the dummy for each number. The staff is divided into two sections: the literary staff, which dete1'mines the contents of the Recordg and the business staff, which handles the financial affairs of the publication. RECORD BUSINESS STAFF t. ATHLETIC! 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Bom: CLOUGH A DEHAVEN KIVLAN LERCH POHANSKI Cupta in ALT GILSTER BREED Room: CADEMY SWIMMING HOEPPNER MCCARTHY Captain RICHARDSON WHITE BRISON THE RECORD ACADEMY BASKETBALL .:. -:::..- 3:,:.:.,EE? vm fan' 'wg W L 9121 E EE X f ivy' Nm A 2 i' iilagwi -' .Q mv 7 fi .1 s S BONE Q XVICHMAN Rocfm DEHAYEN NVEIH I-1 Au. BLOUNT Bowfmn BREED. Captam G1 Ls'rE1a NEW'ELL ICIVLAN COLLEGE BASKETBALL -P -an GS? ,- PLUMMER XXiHI'1'E. P. Boucmzn Bmsogr HOEPPNER LITTELL ARMs'moNG Ixrsnnocu h1CC:XRTHX', Cnptzu n ALLEN Smvsnson THE RECORD COLLEGE RIDING C. CLOUGH GRIDLIQX' THOMAS Annu. GAv1N, Captum Pommsxx ACADEMY RIDING Pummzn Bmsow I Bnoommne. L. THOMSON HOXN'Al!D IANNELLI, Captrun XVELSH Warm, P. - id'- L LE '5'?7T'E.' 1.4 A fuwi X LD ...,i....,,, A ,Q if ,, 1 , 7' x 2 :Wa- N 5 'sm ' fl? if ,W-, , 5 k A P .. 2 , 'LW' . . 5 2 yu - - P D K 1 5 W ,, 1 ,Q ' A , 1 V 4- V ' ,. '-'T F, M, e IE M. 4-V 94 in ' 'H' xl Q , 1 . Q i '2 - :t? '5i1gj4i42.1?3f fig 3. xiii ' E 3? ' 5 H 1 iw iA'x3 'jf 5' zz' . 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Lornie . . . a versatile idealist. . Dunk'l . . . the one behind all this, the Editor. . HFish . . . wantta buy a Recording '? Ellen Francke . . . talented fingers. .Jeanne Greison . . . ask her anything about International Affairs. Eloise Kivlan . . . Pat . . . Irish vivaciousness. Mildred Mercer . . . a lovely, mellow voice and a musical mind that composed Marjorie Fishbein . 'fSpri11g Rain for us. Maxine Miller . . . 'tMax . . . a golden-haired pianist. Jeanette Moore . . . patient and fruitful hours in the art studio. Mary Katherine Nelson . . . Mary K . . . Shimer's comedienne. Ruth Patterson . . . L'Pinky . . . a picture of a perfect lady. Virginia Quade . . . Virg . . , a lively blonde with a ready smile. Ann Roche . . . Ratzyl' . . . the spirit of the A. A. Joyce Sanders . . . Joycie . . . with a diamond as big as that! Phyllis Schaut . . , a pair of sparkling dark eyes. Mary Stang . . . the kind of intellectual that we all like. Maxine Stansenback . . . could I interest you in a Record Ad? Henrietta Weih , . . Henri'l . . . the comforter in the infirm. Jean Bohen . . . Jayl' . . . a paradox of a devlish grin with angelic eyes. May-Jean Gridley . . . a glamorous gi1'l with a beautiful horse. Mary Lerch . . . Shimer's Eleanor Holm. Virginia Peery . . . Ginger . . . the personification of her nickname. Jeanne Sundine . . . t'Sunny . . . who would like to ride with me? Hazel Thomas . . . Tommy and her little lambs. Mildred Witl'1a1't . . SOPHOMORES Irene Arehbold . . sleep and a sleep. LuAnn Bloomberg . . game. Betty Boucher . . . ' . sincere and loyal cooperation. 'K Archy KK Lu!! 'Butchn Unni Boye . . , Unni Girl Doris Brison . . . Baby Doe . Shirley Bruns . . . Bruno Mary Bullis . . . L'Mibs . Babette Friedman . . . Bobby'y . . . Life is just a bowl of cherries, Mildred Garrity . . .UGarrityll . . Roberta I-Iight . . . Sluts Jayne Howard . . . t'Pudles Mary Hyatt . . . Mike . forever. Bebe Iannelli . . . Marion Johnson . Roberta Keck . . Mary Kellogg . . . Gloria Koenigstein . classes. Josephine Logan . Winifred Kreitzer . Virginia Moyer . . Ma1'ion McCarthy Barbara Pace . . . Bebe . ' iilggvn Bobby . . My life is just a Watch or vision Between a . When generous hearts are trump she'll win the . I can't do a thing with my hair. . As she was yesterday and always will be. . . . Why should the devil have all the fun? . . Men may come and men may go but I go on . Jim shoes , by the northwest side . Kel . . . Huh'? . . Petel' . . . When I have nothing better to do I go to . Jay . . . quick and changing moods. . . Winnie . . . comic tap dancer. . 'Ginieu . . . For once in my life I am speechless. . . Mac . . . I said unto myself Hall men are liars . Bobbie . . . Hidden pepper. THE RECORD 23. Margaret Plummer . . . Peg . . . And one was a saucy little red-head. 24. Virginia Rison . . . 'fFlash . . . All great women are dying . . . I don't feel so well myself. 25. Grace Rogers . . . Gracie . . . Brains, boats, and bottom fioor Hathaway. 26. Rita. Trace . , . Ritz . . . Diet table and nocturnal habits. 27. Ellen Waller . . . f'Ellie , . . Snoozie, whatsis you mean, zowiel 28. Silvia Wassermzin . . . Siphie . . . the current Baby Snooks. 30. Mary Woolsey . . . Woolie . . . greeting the world with a smile. 31. .lean Youkey . . . Youkey . . . Sometimes I sit and think and sometimes I just sit. PASTORAL The clouds ham: blue on the hill-tops Where clover piled pink swells to sky The fields and the beeches are swaying. The wind blows the cloverin the files. And look! The calves are playful. Their hides are rich in the sun. And I would leap like the foolish calves, Sway as the beech by the stile. Swellas the full-ripe clover. And drink 'till I'm drunk of the day. Lomm Dsnsmorm DEATH Death is a garden blooming with moonflowers. After mad. hot colors of day, The dark comes, And then Slowly the fragile, white. winglike petals open, Perfect, complete With the beauty that blooms Breathing serenity In the cool of the garden of death. Lorum Dm-zsmons HEPATICAS I saw their light blue chalices Thrust carelessly into n howl. I'd come to rind a book or two And chanced on things to stir my soul. I thought, 'Why yes, it's Spring once more.' I had forgot the echoes of another duy Through open windows vagrant dreams Drifted in on the breath of May. A kinglet on a swaying reed. Willows bending in the rain. The marsh frog's throbbing minor chunk . My childhood flooded back again. I saw the mossy streams and lanes Of youth's first soaring careless hours. And lost in dreams, I thought perhaps I'd pick again those tiny flowers. ADELAIDE SHRADER AND SO THEY GO Men break quickly. After long years of toil They suddenly crack- Surface erosion. NVomen break slowly- From the inside. They crumble quietly Until there is nothing left. Prrizrcs Cnouen THE RECORD RECESS The night is over. and I not ready for the day Stand here watching the eastern sky flood gray gold tinged. Spreading flames. the clouds, rush and cover all the morning light. Day comes bringing a rush of thoughts Seering the inflames mind. Dawn is all too brief a thing to compensate for day. Loruu Dmrsmoms DENOUEMENT I dreamed that you returned last night to me, And whispered. Dear, our lovely yesterdays Remain a haunting joyous memory . . , As hand in hand we ran and laughed at rain, Or dug our toes in hot dry sand. or cried To see the vast night stagger back at dawn, Or lingered musing ox er pages dried And worn by time. Then suddenly I felt Your tears fall on my face. When I awoke I touched my lips. Your tears had turned to ice. Pnrucs CLOUGH IEAPESTRY OF MEMORIES Time moves gently, Like a tired old man. Careful not to break the precious thread of the past. Slowly it weaves our yesterdays Into a somber tapestry Oi the tears and hopes That are gone. Tenderly time dims its work lvitli a purple mist, Slowly pushing hack the past. A tapestry of memories to keep out The cold of long tomorrows. PATRICE CLOUGH WHEN DUSK COMES There is a longing, longing in my heart, Yearning too deep for idle. falling tears. Loneliness comes as dusk's soft counterpart. Sadly I seek. yet know not what I seek. Beauty, elusive, urgent pulls at me. Gently warm winds and shadows touch my cheek. lVhat clo I seek as evening's black robes sweep Silently brushing back the lust of day? Blindly I search and finding not. I weep. PATRICE CLOUGH THE RECORD REVOLT I want to live 5 and I donyt mean existing in a pretty little world. I don't 4-are particu- larly whether I'm happy or sad, I just want to live. Maybe if I say that over enough times, maybe if I wish hard enough, it will come true. But there's a lot of opposition. Why is everyone so bent on building narrow, sheltering walls around me? I go to church and the minister sends me away with the message, Kept by the power of God . Well now that's very nice, I believe in having a faith. But I don't want to be Kept by it! It's all right to have it deep underneath to stabilize and strengthen one but-I don't want to be buried by it. Can't I do anything with the exhilaration of not knowing whether I'll come out on the top or the bottom, whether it will make me or break me? Must I always think, Whatever happens, I'm protected, I'm sheltered by God? And my parents . . . they mean well. I suppose it's because they love me. But they buy me the right clothes, they teach me the right manners, they send me to the right schools so I'll get to know the right people. Maybe I don't want to know the right people. Maybe I'd like to know a woman who isn't just nice, a man who gambles or drinks, someone who isn't just nice, a man who gambles or drinks, someone who isn't educated! They spend a lot of money on my entertainment. They send me to good camps and on ehaperoned tours. But perhaps I'd like to hitch-hike some place, land in a strange town with no money and only myself to depend on. My teachers set for themselves the noble goal of educating me and giving me culture so that I'll never know poverty and will get a good job. Well personally I'm sick of good jobs, they sound so dull. I'd like to work in an all-night restaurant, or be a maid on a boat, or own a huckster's wagon. The law does its share too. I ean't run away, our very competent police would soon find me and send me home. I can't hitch-hike or wander from place to place, they put girls like that in the proper institutions. But now that I've got my revolt down on paper, I can see who's really to blame. It's myself. The preacher, my parents, the law, my teachers have won. I'm so steeped in their theories and ideals that I haven't enough spirit or daring to do any more than just talk. I'll go right on living my calm proper life. MARJOHIE DUNKEL A PEDESTRIAN The late November winds were just beginning to sting and bite their victims, forcing them to seek protection in some warm shelter, when up the lane trudged an old man, un- mistakably a forlorn predstrian. The pitiable tramp plodded slowly toward the barn, his rags waving wildly about him. A cap nearly three sizes too large for his head was pulled down over his ears, and his tattered outside jacket was pinned together in the front in a futile attemt to keep out the cold, damp air. Worn trousers, heavy from the black muck, were about to drop. Bare threads of cloth tied loosely about cold, numb ankles served as stockings. A pair of filthy feet sought protection in nearly soleless shoes of light canvas. His withered blue claws firmly grasped a small dilapidated box which was f1'equently opened, but in such a fashion that the contents were visible to no one save the owner. FRANCES BONE TEN SPOT With a. deliberate, rhythmic chug the train pulled out of the small station. Faster and faster the wheels turned until finally the girl in the station could no longer count the rhythm with her fingers. She was sitting on a stool at the counter. With a final wail the train rounded the bend, and nothing but a fiat buzz could be heard. The girl sighed. She opened her purse and took out the ten dollar bill. Ten, dollars, and what to do with it. The last money she had in the world. Ten dollars and a ticket to the city. The man behind the counter, wearing a tall white hat and a dirty apron that looked like a butcher's, eyed the bill apprehensively. There was no-one else in the station, and it was nearly midnight. The next train wasn't due for two hours. Nice night, he said engagingly. Yeah, she replied without looking at him. Good night for a murder, he said jokingly. She looked up quickly, but didn't answer. Five minutes passed. THE RECORD 'fWant another cup of coffee, kid? ' Nope. What's the matter? Nothing, She got up and handed him the bill. ifganw cltiange this, he said. xeep 1 . You can have the coffee and a hamburger if you stick around. She stuck around. It was time for the two ten express. They walked out of the station together and stood on the platform. The sky was beautiful. Nice night, she said quietly. Yup he agreed. Nice night for a murder? she asked. He didn't answer, but swung the lantern in his right hand and walked down the platform alone. She stood and watched him. Not bad, she thought to herself, 'tif he'd take off that apronf She followedliim slowly, the click of her heels beating loudly on the platform in the still night. He didnit turn until he reached the end of the platform. Then he looked at her. She wasn't very big coming along in the darlg She walked up to him and smiled. The two-ten t1'ain passe through the station. No-one wanted to get off and she didn't want to get on, so there wasnlt any use stopping the train. They went ,back into the station. Now there would be no trains until five. They started coming often, then. Suburban people have to leave early to get to the city by eight. She drank another cup of coffee. Smoke? he said. Thanks Not many customers are there? i4NOpe.:n When do you close? I don't close when I have customers. Meaning me? Meaning you. She made no effort to leave. The sky outside the window was getting grey. She looked at the big clock on the wall. Four-thirty. Guess I'd better take the next train to the city, she said. Long ride to the city. I know, I've been there. AiYou liye in the city? ' Nope. ' Where do you live? Noplace. You could live here,'f he proposed. What for? 'fNice place, he offered. Hell U she said. Well, kid, you just stick around. She stuck around. People began coming into the station. She looked awful. There were circles underhher eyes and sliie had patencpff her lipstick. What difference did it make? You can was your ace in t iere, ie sai . 'tThanks. She got up wearily and trudged across the Hoor. God, her feet hurt. The five dclocgiltirain dang in and gie station LFG3.l'Bd. She drank anotliei' cup of coffee. Change this i now'. on't nee so much, owe you more. s ie sai . f'Skip it he answered. No, thanks, never run into debt. She placed the bill on the counter. Philip Morris. gre ignored the inorrgey aid handed her the cigarettes. e sun was re in ie s 'y now. Nice morning, he said. K l 'Yup-ll Tired? HNOPQF . . . - . People were coming into the station for the next train now. It was going to be a hot day 3 her clothes were already beginning to stick to her. Better' get into the city.. Five fifteen, the train arrived. The station cleared again. The man behind the counter picked up the ten spot and put it in his pocket. He took off his dirty apron. Hi, Jo, he said to the heavy man in the Seersucker suit who was to take his place behind the counter. Hi. Busy night? Nope S'long, he said as he put on his suit-coat and walked out the door. ANN Rocnn THE RECORD THE RETURN The pawn fell from her hand. It careened across the board, but neither of the two players tried to stop it. It didn't matterg the game was forgotten. A nervous tension ran through both of them. Two strands of hair loosened and fell over her weather-beaten face. She pushed them back. More hair came. It wasn't import- ant. They were sixty and felt it. Why shouldn't they look it? He leaned back, tipped his chair. Several times he pinched his taut lips. His strikingly high forehead protruded over drawn, bushy brows and the gray, deep-set eyes of a thinker. Suddenly he let his chair down. Both leaned over the table intent on something not the game. It was this seeing the same run-down chicken farm day after day and every night until the sound of chickens-even sleeping chickens-was maddening. lt was this kitchen smelling strong of kerosene smoke and the sound of .lune bugs banging against the window, but, more than that, it was themselves-each other-people whoid had ambitions. They hadnlt wanted money and had scorned those who wasted their days in its pursuit. Their marriage was to be the joining of two ivory towers to make each more splendid. It was successful at first. Schopenhauer and Goethe were more important than the people around them . They made no attempt to make friends. Their own talk had been stimulat- ing and had seemed never ending. But the silence came. Silence can come quickly. At first they didn't need to say anything. Then they could think of nothing important enough to break the silence. Quiet can miike it harder to talk than torrents. The quiet had grown louder the last few years until the sound of one's own voice was frightening. Bugs were piled high on the sill. The storm broke. A sudden commotion in the chicken house startled them both, and she heard him get up to find the cause. The door banged behind him. She was watching the bugs' futile struggle to reach the light. He was back. Fire over therein She was beside him at the door. Then they hurried up the stairs to see the flames from the better position. It was a big fire. He decided from the shape of the flames that it must be a barn. There was a new burst of Haines. Raindrops rolling down the window reflected red from the light. VVhose barn? lf it was the Sherman's, they needed their horses. They wondered, were the animals safe? It might be the Tuckers', the new family with the children, or the Whitehills' beyond the main road, but it must be the .lohnson's from the shape of the straw stack. No one else built them up that way. She thought he was clever to think of that. The kitchen no longer confined their thoughts. They were free of it. They were remembering names and discussing the people. They interrupted each other. This talking was good. All her hair was down now. His gestures were excited and vigorous. They both looked younger. A car from the fire skidded up the clay road. They watched its headlights come around the corner. Talking fast and loudly all the while he broke away and hurried downstairs and went out by the mailbox. He hailed the driver. t'Wl1e1'els the fire?', Barn at Ike .lohnson's. She was leaning out the window. They laughed and laughed. They could figure it out! LORNA D1sNsMo1m THE GIRLIE HAD IDEAS An old man sat on the front porch of the house. His chairwas tilted up against the wall and his feet rested on an up-side-down bushel basket. The house was partway up a hill with corn fields on the right, as you faced it, and swampy land with low trees on the left. Pretty soon a girl came and stood in the doorway. She looked all right, but she wasn't pretty. She had straw colored hair done in one braid down her back. Her mouth was too big. It was a hot, sunny day and she stood sniffling the air and rubbing her hands on the skirt of her cotton dress. See them two fellas comin' down the road? the old man asked. Yeah, I see them fellasf, The two men coming down the road turned up the hill toward the house. One was middle-aged and the other one was young. The young man was thin and his teeth were yellow. One was missing at the side of his mouth. Both men wore overalls and looked like they had been on the road a long time. When they reached the house, they stood and looked at the man and the girl. You ain't wanted here, the old man said, you better get out. THE RECORD What the hell, the younger man said. t'Shut up, Tenge, his companion said, what do you mean, 'What the hell?' We ainlt gonna let no inotheaten gent tell us what to do. We ain't had no dinner today, sister, you better get some ready. You ain't wanted here. Get out, the old man repeated. Quit grinning, Essie, and get in the house. Essie giggled. f'You heard her. What the hell, let's eat, the young man called Tange said. They started into the house. The old man shouted, You can't never trust a foreigner, Essie. I ain't gonna have nothing to do with it. Essie giggled again and followed the two men into the house. When they got to the kitchen, Tange sat down and the middle-aged man looked out the window. There were dirty dishes in the sink and a bowl of pancake batter on the stove. Essie fried the pancakes and set a half an apple pie on the table. The two men started to eat. They ain't many strangers around here, the girl said. Yeah? You're strangers. What's it to you, sister? Aw, let the girlie alone, Albert, Tange said. What's your name, girlie? Essie. Essie. 1 'KThaf your old man settin' out there? Tango asked with a jerk of his head toward t ie porc 1. Essie giggled and shook her head, U Him? That ain't my old man. 1'He ain't'? That's my uncle. I live over there, she pointed to the swamp side of the house, across the tracks. Alblizrt looked up from his plate quickly. The men glanced at each other. 'U huh. How far to the tracks from here? Essie f1'owned, N ear two miles on the road you was comin' down. I cut through the swamp when I go home in the evening. How far through the swamp?', Albert asked. About half a mile. I live right on the other side o'where the freights stop for water. She giggled and smiled at Tango. Yeah, girlie? Essie cleared the plates off the table. VVhere you fellas headed for? What's it to you where we're headed for, sister? Albert snarled. Aw let the girlie alone, Albert, Tango said, she don't mean no harm. Albert was looking out the window down the road they had come. He said, Let's get new Let's get goin As, what's eatin' you, Albert? I'm takin' quite a shine to girlie, here. I've aimed eo walk home with her. Essie blushed. t'I'm gon', Albert said and he went. Toward evening Tango and the girl started for the swamps. The old man shouted after them. The girl walked behind Tango. Come on, step it up, girlie. I ain't in no hurry to get home. Step it up. , , l Sometimes the path lead through reeds and hassocks. Cow tracks were imprinted in the moist ground. Sometimes the path wound between low grubby trees. The man and lissie had to bend double. I ain't never had no fella beforef' she giggled. Don't get no ideas, sister. You could sleep in the hay loft, she continued. I said, donlt get no ideas about mef' A train whistled in the distance. I ain't in no hurry to get homef' Essie said. Yeah, yeah, sure, girlie, Tango said and quiekened his pace. The path got muddier and muddier. Soon they were stepping from one hassock to another. goi Continued on page 54 THE RECORD 5, .5 . 1 J.:-inf , - ,L-. , ,, ir... 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THE RECORD Continued from page 54 H What the hell. The train whistled again. This time it was nearer. The man and the girl came to a creek, swollen with rushing water. There was earth piled up on either side to keep it from spreading all over the swamp. A log stretched from one side to the other. Tango leaped to the log. It started to roll. He caught his balance and crossed to the other side. Then he turned quickly and shoved the log into the water. It floated down stream. So long, girlie, don't get no ideas, Tango said and waved his hand. The girl waded to the middle of the stream. She stood waist deep, the water swirling around her. With an unbelieving expression on her face she watched the man disappear. She heard the train stop to get water at the fueling station and then start again. The train whistled in the distance. Two tears rolled down her cheeks and splashed into the water. 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