Shimer College - Acropolis Yearbook (Mount Carroll, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1948 volume:

, Q1 ' f ' F .P 1 w . -1.1. ,, I 1 ' I , 'L I . X Q- 1 N A ' ,H f a 1 w Q jl W . 5 1 . Q u Q ' ,Fx l , 2' ' JU' 4 X , ' 1 1. ,, ,, 1, . M , U- X, in X V' 2 .A L ll ' I' il nl w 1 lr, - W ., -, X 5 , Lf N - K w 1 In K K in 61 1' ,fipj . if X x-.X w'-:, -1 z,,- - ' 1:. '4 ', . 'V1 I ,.,. ,v -H .4 ,fri -,-1 'v WE RECORD ONLY Ti-IE SUNNY HOURS THE 1948 RECORD R OF E FRANCES SHIMER JUNIOR COLLEGE Dedication We here at Shimer have a heritage more valuable Than all material objects, Something that should be prized and protected. It has existed as long as Shimer, It has lived here, matured here. At times we overlook it as some thing unimportant. , . out of date. Yes, l'm talking about the Spirit of Shimer. . . That to which we pay tribute. Something we won't forget novv, for having found it has been like finding a new purpose at school, A new life . . . You, Spirit, the motivating force. You pervade the halls, the buildings. We hear you in a laugh, A friendly greeting, see you in the team-work of activities, ln memories , . . - Yet you are more than just this, But What you are cannot be told, One must find it for oneself, for you defy definition. To you vve pay tribute, to you we give thanks for these moments spent together . . . To You, vve dedicate this book. Page F am' QV' 1 1 - , . 'fa'-' -'H :if f .. 1 1 F 1-'I 11 1 X 1 41,5 1 ' 1 X X 5 I Z . - , J 2 51 -1 ' 1 191- Vg 1, - 1 XX X. ww: ff- A X 1 V ' Q 1 1 1, XX, XX 1111- Q55 111111111 ' W 1 1 1 1X 1 11 XX 11 5 XXXXX11XX I1. X XX XXX1X1A11X 11 XX X1 1X '1X1X 11' 11 T111 ,fig Xe: 1 11 X I M 1 L ' 1: . , M11-.1 .1 1 f XX , ... M A . 1 1 1 , 1 1 R:sf11111111w11 1' 11 R1 1 .- SPT 1 X ' - ' ' . 1 X 'fl' ' V rg, g.f+ . . L Page Five We Present Board of Trustees SAMUEL JAMES CAMPBELL . . Mount Carroll, President JAMES EMOULDS . . CI1icogo,Vice-President FRANCIS WEIDMAN . . . Mount Carroll, Treasurer J. ARTHUR FETTEROLF . . Mount Carroll, Assistant-Treasurer A. BETH I-IOSTETTER . . . Mount CorroII, Secretary ERNEST C. COLWELL . . Chicago WILLIAM E. GOODMAN . . Chicago NATI-IANIEL MILES . ZELLA CORBETT . S. C. CAMPBELL . . WILLIAM I-I. JACKSON . EDGAR B. TOLMAN, JR, . MRS. CI-IARLES R. WALGREEN J. I-I. MILES .... AARON J. BRLIMBAUGI-I . MRS. CI-IARLES S. CLARK . W. A. McKNIGI-IT . . . MountCarrolI . MounrCarroII . MounrCarroII . Chicago . Chicago . Chicago , . Denver Washington, D. C. . . Chicago . Aurora Page Seven SAWYER HOUSE For an evening of friendship and warmth drop in at Sawyer l-louse. The Fire is always burning and the door is never locked. Mrs. Bro will disappear into the kitchen to get some freshly balced coolcies while Dr. Bro is quietly malcing you leel at home. And then the tallc begins. Suddenly you're home in the warmth of your own living room, playing with the dogf Mom is darning soclcs and Dad is reading. Sawyer l-louse is a second home and Dr. and Mrs. Bro are Mom and Dad ol the whole Shimer Family. Page Eight , V UL, r 454 ,i rrssfrcf-'f A giwii'1,1ili'iEFf ggQfQfllllXglilk li, Ji- il' , NE: f ea -Q .iii rm- 'iii .E K , li in ' il' Dr. Bro ln appreciation: For For For For For For For For We all the small things that brightened an hour in our narrow livesf all the big things thot lightened our too short stay at Shimerf quiet intellectual eveningsf E the warm words of comfort in needf inspiring chapel tallcs and vesper servicesf Firesides, and cookies, and cocoaf service, and Friendship, and interesti encouragement to go on regardless of how heavy the load. bow in gratefulness to our Dad of Dads at Shimer. Page Nine Administration Board Left to Right: L. Albert Wilson, Dean of the College, Jean MacArthur, Registrar, Albin C. Bro, President, Virginia Weigle, Dean of Students, J. Arthur Fetterolf, Assistantlreasurer. Field Representatives l L. H. DIEKROEGER MISS EDNA THOREEN Director of Admissions St. Louis, Missouri Mount Carroll, Illinois MRS. LEILA WRIGHT MRS. FRED L. BENDT Cl1icago,lllinois Clear Lalce, Iowa MRS. JOHN J. LIFSEY, Detroit, Michigan Page Ten , BENNETT TERRACE GYMNASIUM T Page Elf GEORGANA ABRAMSON Director of Recreational Ac- tivitiesi Zoologyf Swimming ROGER BARRETT Humanities BETTY ANN BISDORF Assistant in Testing Programf Piano BETTY JUGE COLLINS Physical Education J. ARTHUR FETTEROLF Business Manager ELIZABETH GRAVES Piano Page Twelve MAYO ROLPH BARRETT Humanities RUBY BAXTER Mathematics DOROTHY A. CARTER Communications jANE M. EBY Piano ROMANO FIERRO Spanish RUTH REYNCLDS HINES Dietitian MILDRED L. JAYNES Director of Equitation JACQUELINE KRAMER Drama WAN Y lLLl M ELSON L ONS Director of Religious Activitiesy Humanities ' JEAN B. MACARTHUR Registrarf French GAYLE M. MCNETT Secretarial Studies A. BETH HOST ETTER Vice President of College Humanities BLEN DON A. KNEALE Art BERTHA R. LEAMAN Social Science CHARLES R. MANLEY, JR. Social Sciences L. ELDRIDGE McBRlDE Social Science Page Thirteen GLADYS GILDEROY scoii Voice DOROTHY T. SWETTING I-Iome Economics MARIAN TI-IRAILKILL Communications VIRGINIA WEIGEL Deon of Students Zoology L.. ALBERT WILSON Deon ofthe College I-Iumcinitiesi Socic1I Scienc REGINA LEWIS YOAST Li brorion Page Fourteen 9 WARD E. SISLER BioIogicoI Science EDGA TI-IOREEN Frenchi German PAUL I-I. LINZICKER Physicsi Chemistry HELEN STEWART WILSON Communications CLIFFORD B. WOLFSEI-IR I-Iumonities Hall Counselors Seated: Mrs. Carmichael, Dean Weigel, Mrs. McNeal, Mrs. Swetting. Standing: Miss McNett, Miss Kramer, Miss Marvin, Mrs. Stowe, Mrs. Baichley, Miss Collins, Mrs. Kreiger. 1 , i l i i i i l l General Office Staff Seated: Mrs. Gilford, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. l-lommodue. Standing: Mrs. Seitner, Mrs. Bahwell, Miss Roslce, Mr. Alden, Miss Agnes Rogers, Miss Robinson, Mrs. Patton. Hllie good more communicated more abundant grows -Milton Page F gfleen O SEE , ING 0 YO U As TH E S P SH IME R O O 0000 C, 6 O x0 0x X0xy0e Q0 0 Q0 Q00 ex 0 00000 Nom C. o KX, xe X000 x ff lf -f 'Zh 'XXX Q1-SX 4 Q09 Nxewoixes . . . ox qoxxb ' g'x0Q0e qi0X . . .e0xe0 ' gk o oi0iv0 s . . .0NoNlx0Q Sn' 4 o xxokq 0 . . Xfx0c3 X06 'x0Q0es V- . . f0oXix0q po' skq N... Qokosi , AX . , , x Mak Uo6x0gN1o0, 'Q .sw 'LQ -,gf ,S do-. treasure, but Proverb ledge IS 0 lcey to If Know the proc: UCS IS Page Eiglrleen SENIORS X A x. SENIOR CLASS SONG We are girls of Shimer Senior class We'll hold Shimer's ideals to the last. We have loved the days that we have spent with you And to you we will be always true. Now it's time to leave you Shimerette All our loyalty ever with regret. Even though we lcnow that we will faithful be We con't help but wish that we could he Wallcing quad, rushing for mail, Listening to the chapel you thinlc is stale, But you'll never appreciate it 'Till the time when you must leave. Then like us you will begin to grieve. When the bells are ringing, then we'll sigh 'Cause we know the years have passed us by, Seniors will then be severed from their pals Forever Senior class says Good-bye. if if Fu 1 uf , X .fy gg, w X -,sn ,V -W l 2 , ,t Q, --. 1 7 , ,Aj ,. ' W H 'wqyff P W ,, ,. ,gg , , - 3 , ' 3- - 'lf-, ss.-'ig' , gg, , -, ' , , 1, 1-4 M .Qt ,,, ,, A 'HA 3 . L- MQ ,,, .N -55' ,4 1-' ' ' ' I gb? . -- - , 1- -g . . Y X f .':. A Q- , 4 L .1 HQ, ' :yt I I 'fl' f - I 1' , 4 ww' !Y,?'f'u 1 H Wg ' f 'Y i. 'x ' E X ' M ' ,. v . , gy 2 A ' 1' gf ,,-J . .L V, -- qv ,I Ifrgsm viz-Y ,qi ' xv. . I 3?-'f' ,-, i ? . 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I , .-f- A A x v 1 M.. -H .1 1 I F- - A-as MI ' I .. . -s +1 - f 'i f -12.--. P' ' 1 ' 4' wxmx-4'-'Q :ani I mini I Si. ,Lui aii DAISY AIVAZZADEI-I I.incoInWood, III. Iougnies '47, Sponisn CIub '48f Home Economics Club '48, I.R.C. '48. . IVIERYI. ANDERSON Luke BIuFF, III. Vice president Art cIuIJ '47, I.R.C., secretory, ,48i AEA. '47 vice president '48, I-IoII counciI, secretory, '48, Senior l Senior closs secretory '48, I-IocI4ey Ieom 47. BOB BARNI-IART Dixon, III. IRC. '48, ELIZABEII-I BEND-I' CIeor I.c1I4e,IoWc1 PATRICIA BOLIGI-ITON EcigIe Grove, Iovyci ' Student Ifciculty CounciI, President,48iIVIc1yI:ete Court I47 Pro IVIusicoICIuI3 '47, '48, GIee CIuI3, Accomponist 47 '48, Conservotory Recitc1I I47, '43i I.R.C. '47f Y.W.C.A. I:eIIoWsI1ip Committee ,4Oi I'ougI1ies CIub '47. KATHERINE BRAKKE CyI inder, Iowo Page Twenty mu- P age Twnnly One Page Twenty Two JEANETTE Bi2AuNEis I Eairbault, Minnesota ELEANOR BRECK A Cliicago, III. Boots and Saddle Club '44, '46, '47, ,48, l-lorse Snow '44, '46, '47, ,48, May Eete ,44, '46, Y.W.C.A., Religious Committee ,46, Discussion Group Clwairman '46, McKee l-lall Vice President '46, A.A. '44, '46, '48, Easter Pageant '46, '47, '48, Green Curtain Dramatics Club '48, Stage Crew '48, Delta Psi Qmega '48, Scampus stall '48, Art Club '48, l.R.C. '48, MARILYN BRUDI Mt. Carroll, lll. l.R.C. '47. MARY CARPENTER V Des Moines, lovva Camera Club '47, '48, May Eete ,47, l-lome Economics Club '48, Delegate to Convention '48, Art Club '48, Dramatics Costuming '48, SHIRLEY Cl-lRlSTElNlSElXl Mt. Rulaslci, lll. Camera Club ,47, Vice President '48, Green Curtain Dramatic Club, Treasurer '48, Kings l'lencl1man '48, Production '47, '48, Clweerleader '48, Easter Pageant '47, May Eete '47, Library Stalil '48, l.R.C. '48. HARRY CLARKE Savanna, lll. Basketball Team '47, l48, l.R.C. '48, Page Twenty Three iff! :fm AME Y, :li . 1' ' CR? f E55 , M-.ll ir ll' I- 2 illll I IH Am-P llll 0 ' t llllll Y iiillll - ttllllfifgitlfl -t A 5 llll ,, , 74 it 1 i n lm M ' 'gilaigr 'F' ,iss 5 Fava Kc., L 5' .' 5 n 4 4 . 5,51 ' -. E. -. .'. Q F un lll . Q , ,aft 'rl Fw llll' - if 4, ' 56415 45' s iiiiiilgilglgi. L, Z i . aux lim ' l ! - is . . ----1 . , .- f ., 1.5 112 i , Ann -muh H , .ni A I 5 fi., V :- f .if www -Y 'Van . i imiiiilf in ' f ' . . -fs' ALICE COLBURN Glenview, lll. Boots and Sadclle '47, '48, l-lorse Show '47, '48, A.A. '47, '48, Y.W.C.A., Finance Committee '47. ROBERT COLLINS Morrison, lll. Baslcetball Team '47, '48, HMidsummers Night Dream '47 Basketball coach '47, '48, JUAN COON Winthrop l-larbor, lll. Scampus Stott '48, l.l2.C. '48, Y.W.C.A., Finance Com mittee '48, Spanish Club '48. MARILYN CGRLETT Battle Creek, Mich. NANETTE DARRIGRAND Albert Lea, Minn. L0lS DIXQN Mt. Carroll, III. Page Twenty F Page Twenfy Five Page Twenty Six BESSIE DRAGER Kirl4land, III. Arts and Crafts ,47, Glee Club '47, '48,,Scampus typist '48 Christmas Pageant A47, '48, Easter Pageant '47, '48. WANDA ENGLER Belleville, III. President Spanish Club '48, Student-Faculty Council treasurer '48, Scampus, typing editor '48, Sox l-lop Com mittee. BARBARA FINCI-IER Grand l2apids,lVlic:h. A laloclcey Team '47, '48, Spanish Club '48, -loughies '47, '48 May Pete '47, l.R.C. '48, A.A. '48 NANCY FRANKLIN Delmar, lowa It l-locl4ey Team '47, A.A. ,47, '48, Glee Club '47, l Scampus Stott '47, '48, Y.W.C.A., Finance Committee ' Christmas pageant '48, Easter pageant '48. 48 48 JEANNE GENSHEIMER l lammond, lnd. l-lome Economics Club '45, ,46, '48, Christmas Pageant ,48 Swimming Meet '46, A.A. '46. PATRICIA GILRIN Cormi, III. Green Curtain Dramatics Club '47, ,48, Vice-president '48 'Cassilis Engagement' '47, lVlidsummers Night Dream '47 King's l-lenchmann, Stage Manager ,48, l.R.C. '47, '48 Y.W.C.A., President '48, May Fete '47, l-lead Usher '47 loughies '48, Delta Psi Qmega ,48. Page Twenty Seven ,gis- Z' f X if it 'S ull! lil i 'A' lit llilltf!-'ii l :ig lcv. V 4 Ti ,gf - R A 'K iiiiiiitqhf- l hill! ,. W L' V- 1 - x ' 1-1 1. ,. f . -f an . ' I 1-E' ,Q-H' -5- .. ' -- ' 3 l l .- . 4- ' J , xgxxfxlsi ,lf i Ullltilv V' -4-fs' E, . gr 'T 'S III! it -ft gil F: fi. lil. FIIHI A-N .I . I x Q5 T 5 ss IIIIIIIIIIIIII .I IIIIIIIIIEQ4-W5 QIJSTTQT I -- I iii I I . .. ' A ,... - . I ---- .. , --11 Au . ml Q . ..... . , . . +A. - 1 - -f ' Q' V . li . 1 ' ' QNIQX YY I ' V' 5 , xumiili V- Page Tw I his . ,,,- I, - MARGLIERITE GOETZ Eleroy, III. TougI'1ies '47, '48, I-Iome Economics Club '47, Social CI1airman,48. BARBARA GOLD Minneapolis, Minn. ' Junior Class Secretary and Treasurer I47, Y.W.C.A., Treasurer '48, I-Iome Economics Club, Vice-President '48, Scampus Start '48, BETTY GRADY Elkhart, Ind. ELEANOR GRANT , Madison, Wis. I Green Curtain '48, I-Iome Economics Club '48, Glee Club '48, PI-IYLLIS I-IAEGER La Grange, III. I Chapel Singers '46, '47, '48, Pro Musica I46, '47, '48, Glee Club '46, '47, '48, Easter Pageant I47, 548, I-Iorse Snow '46, A.A. '47, I48, Basketball Team T47, I-IocI4ey team '47,Y.W.C.A.,Vice president '48, Record staFF '46, '47, '48, Scampus staFI,48,I3I1iTI1eta Kappa '47, '48. VIRGINIA I-IAY Des Moi nes, Iowa Class President '47, IRC. '48, Boots and Saddle, Secretary ,48, A.A. Board '47, '48, I-Iorse Show '47, '48, Record Photography Editor '48. ly Egll W , , , wbaggiai Page Twenu Nine Page Thirty ' .I W 1 7,1 :im-WE? H ' 55 DOROTHY HILLS Oregon, lll. Spanish Club, Treasurer '48, May Eete '47, Glee Club '47, '48, Toughies Club '47, LRC. T48, Camera Club T48, Y.W.C.A., Fellowship Committee T48, Einance Committee '47, l-loclcey Team '48, APL '48, Christmas Pageant '47, '48, Easter Pageant '47, '48, Rl-TODA I-ILIXSOL Charles City, lowa Delta Psi Qmega T48, Green Curtain '48, LRC. 448, l-lome Economics Club '48, May Eete Costuming '47, Cos- tuming For Midsummers Night Dream, NKing's Elench- man , Christmas Pageant. MARIE KENT Park Ridge, lll. l-lorse Show '46, May Eete '46, Pro Musics Club '45, '46, '47, '48, Conservatory Recitals T45, '46, '47, '48, Boots and Saddle '45, '46,, ALA. '45, '46, '47, '48, Record Literary Editor '48. BOB KIPNIS Mt. Carroll, lll. - l.R.C. '47, Secretary-Treasurer '48, Scampus Start '48, Basketball Team '48, ANNE KRAUSE l-linsdale, lll. T ' Boots and Saddle, Treasurer '47, Vice President '48, l-lorse Show '47, '48, May Court '47, slunior Class Dance Chairman '47, l-locl4ey Team '47, APL President '48. A ,TQAN KRUSE Blue lsland, Ill. Phi Theta Kappa '48, Senior Class Treasurer '48, Cheer- leader '48, Scampus, Editor '48. ' Page Thirgv One T iiiiiiiirmllll ni ..' 0 'j Q vi Q vw , ,X 3 1 S VN. ' r, F My ,':-A1 X F3241 Stk, I ffm 'give l - Mr 152 5 ' gl N E JU Q I ' S ll' I- lg. llllitfr-,'Il::i s 4' IX . .s 2 4 ea 1 is Ill ff T 1 i liiiil A 'r -1 L- T A f . T . --::.-- AY.. K sgflff XBTRT .T :Ju 5' N ,. 5 till!!! I ,qls fig GLORIA LASOTA 'Q Downers Curove, Ill. ,I ig D Boots and Saddle ,48, l-lorse Sl1ow,47, '48,Green Curtain W ' kj Dramatics Club '48, ARA. '47, '48, Art Club, Publicity Ria. 'mf X Cliairman ,48, l'locl4ey Team '47, '48, Chl' SHIRLEY MCCRACKEN ,455 liz. Pleasant Ridge, Nliclw. ll5lwl.,'l 'fi PA-0 ', llil 4. t'25'!i'i .4 ills A lGllllll lTi . 4- ANITA MARY Mon gl 95555 Q - H I :Vil,,,., , l xl X., ampton, owa l'l1il a - L- A AA. Baafa '47, Aa aaa ,48, Raaiaataall Team '47, ,48, E 1 ' -A 3, Glee aaa '47, '48,Tougl1ies '47, IRC. '47. , i ff sf,i,'m'i r ' DGLORES Ntitsoisi ti- 'A ' 7 , aaaaaa, iii. lougliies '47, l'lome Economics '47, '48. MONA NEWCGMER l.anarl4, III. Careen Curtain Dramatics Club '47, '48, Kings l-lenclimann '48, Pro Musica Club '48, Glee Club ,47, '48, Christmas Pageant '48. I NANCY NEWELI. Cliicago, lll. V Boots and Saddle '47, '48, l-loclcey Team '48, Senior Class President '48, Y.W.C.A., lrellovvsliip Committee '47, '48, Stage Crew ,48, l'lome Economics Club '48, l.l2.C. '47, '48, -louglwies '47. Page Thirty Two '05, ,J f ff fw Page Thirly Three Page Thirty F our Mix MARY ROBERTS Fort Dodg e, Iowa I-Ioclcey Team '47, '48, Arts ond Crafts '46, Glee Club '46, '48, A.A. '47, '48, Christmas Pageant '47, '48, Easter Pageant '47, '48. V DORIS SAIVIRSON Sioux Falls, South Dalcota Art Club, President '48, Cheerleader '47, '48, Boots ond ,Saddle '48, I'Iorse Show '48, Scampus, Art Editor '48, 'I-Iome Economics Club '48, Y.W.C.A., Fellowship Com- mittee '48, A.A. '47, '48, Easter Pageant '47. MARGARET SAYRE Boston, Mass. ' I.R.C. '48, I-louse President '48, A.A. '44, '45, Class Sec- retary '45, BooI4 Club '44, Listener's Club '44, May Eete, '44, '45, Y.W.C.A. Fellowship Committee '48. SHIRLEY SCI-IWEGER Ashland City, Tenn. I.R.C. '47, '48, Swimming Team '47, '48, May Eete '47, Toughies '47, Glee Club '47, '48, Senior Class Vice President '48, Record Business Manager '48, Scampus Stati '48, A.A. '47, '48, Y.W.C.A., Eellowship Committee '47, Christmas Pageant '47. ' PATRICIA SENNEEI: Britt, Iowa Pro Musica '47, President '48, Student Eaculty Council, , Secretary '48, Scampus Staii '48, Junior Class Vice Presi- dent '47, Glee Club '47, '48, Y.W.C.A., Finance Com- mittee '48. ARLEINIE SQRBY Roclciord, III. I'Iome Economics Club '47, President '48, Illinois State President ol I-lome Economics Clubs '48, Green Curtain Dramatic Club '48, King's I-Ienchman '48, I.R.C. '48, Easter Pageant '47, May Eete '47. Page Thirly F i ve g ,.. . 'A . -it Q95 ' X , fly, ' Az- X ix .III IM -4' if IIIIII-a!.,'l 'fi ltfnw' Ill 3 ,f Hmmm In I ,'IiIIlIIIIIgQ4si- IIIII! IiIiu ., IIT! . f' I 4 n. I, F ll' Ww 'X -411 -. ,.. I uliiiii- in w 'iffigr ,Viv ' .cv T x Y a It 5,4 2 4 o - 1 26' jet, i WE wifi I : V-hp -.iw 1 I, - .- -' ' . . is .5 Q32 , l , ll! ill ntl' Silt iii Ellll lll lglf' -N T ffff Ria il R sr l' ,- milmm A I . MARGARET SRENGLER Cleveland Heights, Qhio ALA. '47, Publicity Manager '48, Craft Club '47, Hoclcey Team '47, Stuclent Eaculty Council, Hall 'President '48, Art Club, Secretary and Treasurer I48, Home Economics '48, SHIRLEY STAR Battle Creek, Mich. Y.W.C.A., Fellowship Committee '47, Chairman Eellow- ship Committee '48, lVlay'Eete '47, '48, Qrchestra '47, MARILYN STEWART Rockford, lll. MARILYN STRATTON I Kalamazoo, lVlich. . Scampus Statl I48, Home Economics Club '47, Easter Pageant '48, Christmas pageant '48, SUE TRUESDELL Elint, Mich. Y.W.C.A., Eellowship Committee '48, Home Economics Club '47, '48, Christmas pageant '48, Easter Pageant '47, May Eete '48. CAROLYN VORECK Charles City, lowa Art Club '47, '48, Home Economics Club I47, '48, Glee Club '48, ALA. '47, I48. Page Tl1I'7'LY S ix ,-- F- J Page Thirty 'Seven J '- Qi Page Thirty Eight a..k WAYNE VVI-IISLER ,ffk Savanna, III. A I I I PATRICIA WI-IITE Blue IsIand, III. Green Curtain Dramatics Club '48, King's I-Ienchman '48, Letters to Lucerne '48, Record, Composition Editor '48, 8asI4etbaII Team '47, '48, I-IocI4ey Team '47, '48, Conservatory Recitals '47, '48, Glee CIub '47, Swimming Team '47, '48, Christmas Pageant '47, '48, Easter Pageant '47, '48, PEARL witsou Casselton, North Dakota GIee Club '47, '48, Ioughies '47, I-Iome Economics CIub '48 GRETCI-IEN WIIVIMER Cuba City, Wis. Toughies '47, Swimming Team '48, Phi Theta Kappa '47, '48 BARBARA WIN-IERS Gak ParI4,III. ' Student Eaculty CounciI, I-Iathaway I-IaII President '47, RinewaIt I-IaII President '48, Ioughies '47, I.R.C., Vice President '48, I-Iome Economics CIub '48, Christmas Pageant '47, Easter Pageant '47, Phi Theta Kappa '47, President '46. DQNNA ZIEBELL Chicago, III. Record '47, Editor '48, Scampus '47, '48, Art Club '47, Green Curtain Dramatics Club '48, Christmas Pageant '48, Easter Pageant '48, May Eete Court '47, Student EacuIty Council, Representative-at-Iarge '47, Camera Club '47, Y.W.C.A., Finance Committee '47, Stage Crew '47, King's I-Ienchman , Property Manager '48, Letters to Lucerne , Property Manager '48. ' Page ThirfyNi11e 0 , c . x of R ff' X X Q X.. ,. ' 0. 'o 1 IW? 9- . I A ',-,- fh' 5 'A s 1 J , 1-'sa , M94 Citi I : Us I '.' 1, AJ , . r '.2,g - 3:4 , I I Q L 1 v I '-.1 - 'Q' lI! LII II Isis: falffg I 2 :iii it IIIIUQIEIIEII IIII'II'E'fiiiIiI .L ff m 'Lf- . I IIN!! ,, W- -I , - .1 1 mm .mn QL, - . ,na an ' 394' ' 'if' fe- ' -2.0. it .1l' Y5 'y 'E -'Jn' - 7111 -4' l l if I IIIIWI li JOYCE ZIER Lanark, Ill. Pro Musica Club' '47, Secretary '48- Conservatory Recitals '47, '48, Glee Club '47, '48, Christmas Pageant '47- Easter Pageant '48, Dacl's Day Pro- gram '48. Interest Statuesque Time Out! Page Forty Laughing Girl Three Buclceroos Hmmmmml .83 I JUNIORS VVe c1retl1eJuniors,tl1e,luniors are we, Ancl loyol to Slwimer we'llolwc1ys be You've got to worlc, girls, you've gotta ploy So you con rule next Senior Doyl And when you lool4 ot all the rest, You will ogree tl1otWe're tlwe best. We ore the Juniors oncl Juniors ore We, And loyol to Slwimer We-'ll olwoys be. Page F arly One JEAN ANDERSON Princeton, III NANCIE BAUM Oconomowoc, Wis. JEAN BETTERLY Detroit, Mich. Page Forty Two ANN ARMOUR JOAN ARMOUR Grosse Pointe, Mich. Grosse Pointe, Mich. KENNETH BECKER CECELIA BEELER Morrison, ill. Chicago, lil. JOAN BETFERLY JOAN BRIZZIE Detroit, Mich. Chicago, ill. JANE BAILEY Omaha, Neb. ARDIS BERRY Lake Mills, Iowa BEVERLY BULL Berwyn, HI. ELIZABETH BLIRKART JOYCE BLIRKI-IOLZ PATRICIA BUTLER Chicago, III. MARY LOU COUNCIL Aurora, III. f LOEL DIAMOND Kankakee, III. MiIvvauI4ee, Wis. JEAN CLILLIN Winnetka, III. FRANCES DICKEY Detroit, MicI'1. EIIcI'iorn, Wis. DIANE CUMMINGS Clinton, Iowa SALLY ELDER Bryan, OI'Iio BARBARA BYRNE Downers Grove, III. BARBARA DEISCI-IER I-Iot Springs, So. DaIc. MARY FELT IncIianapoIis, IncI. Page Forly T11 7' ROSANNA FOX IndianapoIis, Ind. FRANCES GILPIN ' Carmi, III. JANET I-IATION Buenos Aires, Argentina Page Forty Four MARILYN FREDERICK Webster Groves, Mo. MARILYN GRANGER Ludington, Mich. NANCY I-IARKINS Wauwatosa, Wis. MARIAN FREED Decatur, III. ,JANET HAAS Bridgeport, Conn. I-IARRIET HARPER North Branch, Mich. LQRRAINE GILMOLIR Beloit, Wis. MARJORIE HADE Princeton, III. MARGO HILLMAN Rockford, III. ROMONA I-IINEBAUGI-I AMALIA I-IORACEK BERNARD I-IOY MARGARET HUNTER Mt. Carroll, III. Bloomington, III. Cedar Rapids, Ia. Earllwam, Iowa MARILYN IRWIN MARILYN JOHNSON DONAMAE JOHNSON PEGGY JONES Rochester, III. Willmor, Minn. St. Parul, Minn. Wheaton, III. RICI-IARD KEIM MARY KIECKI-IAFER SALLY KLINE JACOUELIN LAROY Mt. Carroll, III. West Bencl, Wis. Milwaukee, III. Wilmette, III. Page Forly F1 JEANINE LARSON JANET LAVIN A PAISY LEW AYLEEN LIEBALI Sterling, III. South Bend, III. Washington, D. C. Grafton, Wis. MARY ANN LOWDER NANCY MCLALIGHRY ANN MacARTHILIR ELAINE MQCARTHUR HumboIt, Iowa Whiting, Ind. Lansing, Mich. Flint, Mich. SANDRA MARKS DOROTHY MARSHALL NQAMI MENDOZA SHIRLEY MILLER New YorIcVCity E Chicago, III. GuatemaIa City Rockford, III. Page Forty Six ,IE-IIIE MOORE LaSc1IIe, III. SANDRA NELSON Elgin, III. VIRGINIA PEARSALI. Des Moines, Ia. NANCY MORANGE MARJORIE MYERS Wausau, Wis. PAULA NORRIS Riverside, III. ,IOAN PFLLIGRADT MiIwauIcee, Wis. EImI1urst, III. KATHERINE OLSON LaIce MiIIs, Ia. LOWELL PHILLIPS Mt. CarroII, III. MARILYN NELSON I-IumboIt, Ia. MARY ORNING Nashville, Tenn. MARTHA PHILLIPS Cedar Rapids, Ia. E Page Forty S E PATRICIA PHILLIPS Garner, Iowa LOIS REISS Chicago, Ill. MARTHA SAWYER Milvvaulcee, Wis. ,Page Forgf Eight MARY ANN PLIER Wausau, Wis. CHARLEEN ROSS Mt. Carroll, Ill. JOANNESCHOENING Mt. Carroll, III. IRMA POLHILL Mt. Carroll, Ill. JOHN SACK Mt. Carroll, Ill. FLORA SIE Great Neclc, Lon ROSE LOU RANDOLPH Haveloclc, Mich. JO ANNE SALBERG Wilmeite, Ill. BETTY SLOCUM g lslancl Milwaulcee, Wis. PATRICIA SMITH AUDREY SNELL PATRICIA SNELL BETTY STOCKTON Chicago, III. Oshkosh, Wis. Detroit, Mich. Et. CoIIins, Colo. JLISTYN SLITI-IERLAND SI-IIRLEY SWANSON IRMALEEN TROLINGER MARY VON SPACI-I Manning, Iowa Rockford, III. Detroit, Mich. Wauwatosa, Wis. SUSAN WALTERS ELEANORA WELCH ELLEN WENDT MARGARET ZIMMERMAN Waterloo, Iowa Deerfield, III. Madison, Wis. MonticeIIo, Iowa Page Forly Nine ,Egg Page Fgly t 4 , H. H xv I, 232551 kr.. , . ,.. - fs if-. -x f'x':5'?ZgL -5. ' I I . ight . is w n-4 I y, , Page Ffly One S PHGMORES Page Fwy Twg Sliimer we leave tlwee with lweorts so sod Remembering ever the joyous times we've lwod Down tlwrouglw the yeors we will loitlwlul be, Our Alma Mater, so cleor to me. FLORENCE AIVAZZADEI-I HELEN BETTINIS BETTY DACEY JOAN FRANZ SALLY AMSDEN PATRICIA BRUNING RACHELLE DIAMOND DOROTHY FRAZIER MONA AXELROD JOAN CARDWELL LEAI-I DVORAK JEAN GILBERT VIRGINIA BAKER BARBARA CRANE JANET EPSTEIN POLLY GRAUER BETTE BEACI-I PAULA CLIMMINGS MARGARET FELTER JANET GREENLEES Page Fifty Three CAROLINE I-IAND VRGHMA KEECH MA RY MA LCO LM MYRNA PRLJSKALIER Page Fifty Four GLORIA JACKS MARILYN KIECK BETTY MEADER RIKKI PRLISKAUER CAROLYN JONES ANNEITTE Koss LOIS MILLER GEORGANNE REA BETTE KANTER DOLORES LERDRLIP FLORENCE MITCHELL JANE REI-IM JOSEPI-IINE KATES JEANNE MABIE ALICE NELSON ALICE RICHARDSON DOLORES JOAN JEAN RICHIE JOAN STERN DIANE WALES ROSENBEIEG ROTHROCK ALIDA CAROLYN TOLMAN TROUP RHODA BARBARA WENTCH WERNER HELEN SOLIKOP JOELLEN TWOH IG HOPE WEXELMAN GEORGIA STEERS BARBARA LINDERWOOD JANE WRIGHT Page Fgfty Five FRESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS SONG Freshman are We and to us comes the prize The thought of our closs and each girl Welre thankful for school ancl the friends that it brings us, The new joys that our class unfurls. Someday when vve're gone, vve'll remember our class-mates Remember the friends that vve've made. May We go on believing in joys vve're receiving Olcl Shimer, as Freshman, we love. Page Fwy Six MARIA ANLEU I LUCRETIA ARGENT CAROL AUERBACH DONNA BAESS SONJA BURKARD CAROLYN DOBSON BARBARA GOLDFINE MARIANNE GREEN JANICE GUSTAFSON BARBARA HOFFMAN NANCY JENSEN DWAYNE JOLDERS JLIDITH JONES PATRICIA LAUTH MAY LEE BETTY LERCH MIRIAM MARKLES SLIZANNE MARTINDALE NANCY McMULLEN JILL MICKELSON MARGARET MOLAN NORMA PETTIJOHN BARBARA ROTH BARBARA SAMPSON FRANCINE SHAW DOLORES SWARDSTAD MARY WATSON ROSECLAIRE WEINSTEIN FRANCES WINSLOW NANCY WURM LOUISE YORK BETH YORKE KKNOKXG O KG! oo ou e Xedcgxvxg ee XSOW o oxgxcx Q fx X xxx x0 e do goeekxog Q66 NOK OO 5 c, YQ!-as G6 ca oX Q ex o x09 Nouvoe O ex Koo x xx O 566 Ko K xox! N10 CLU Bs ENR ICH ING RIT Z Z' Ni n V O if .:'l I We V-SX XNXXIXQ 's... ok Q ' XN XL K xrlzxl-...o BNI' '1 X' ' s...o 'SQA ' 5 .xs...o'x ' f Q Q95 fs... Nwoo 5 RSX... Xoesg-if A Qvadio o. ' Xl X Y Q Fellowship ns Love vvutlwout his wings Byron Seated: Miss Weigel, Pat Boughton, Pat Senneti, Miss Thraillcill. Standing: Frances Gilpin, Rosanna Fox, Sue Walters, Nancy McCIaughry, Jane Wright, Barbara Winters. STUDENT FACULTY COUNCIL The Student Faculty Council is the governing body on Shimefs campus. It strives to promote high standards of morale and conduct and to encourage constructive participation in a democratic order. All students and Faculty are members ol this organization and both groups are represented in the smaller Functioning council. Pat Boughton is the president, other of-licers are Pat SenneFl, secretary, and Wanda Fngler, treasurer. The Faculty members on the council are Dean Weigel, Miss Thraillcill, and Miss Abramson. Student Faculty Council represents the entire student body and Faculty opinion and conveys sug- gestions made by individual students to the group. The vvorlc of the council consistsiof formulating rules and regulations, enforcing rules, and improving campus conditions that may arise. h l4 d il necessary special meetings are called This year the The council meets every ot er wee an . council has sponsored the distribution ol magazines in the dorms, the Sox Hop, and the Student Faculty formal dance in the spring. All tunity of meeting Flossie, the belle of the ball. who Went to the Sox l-lop had a Fine time and had the oppor- Page Sixty The purpose ol the Young Women's Christian Association is to create the spirit of friendship on campus andnbeyond to peoples ol other nations. Y.W.C.A. sponsors a scholarship For a worthy student as well as malcing generous contributions to the National Student Y.W.C.A., Red Cross, World Student Service Fund, China Relief, and Foster Parents. ' The Big-Little-Sister teas andthe Who's Who Party helped the old and new students get acquainted. Later in the year the Y.W.C.A. sponsored the student vs. faculty baseball game followed by a picnic supper in the Palisades Park. The Big-Little-Sister Banquet was a Valentine Party with a short musical program. Their elilective and traditional candlelight service which closed Religion in l.ile vveelc ended the,year's activities. A number of worthwhile projects were successfully completed: the CARE drive, Save the Children Federation Clothing Drive, Christmas Bazaar to benefit the World Student Service Fund, and the inspirational Religion in Life Conference. Each girl on campus becomes a member by contributing to the organization. The oriicers of this club are Rat Gilpin, president, Phyllis l'laeger, 'lst vice president, Nancy l-larlcins, 2nd vice president, Shirley Star, secretary, Barbara Gold, treasurer, Miss Baxter, the sponsor. Y. W. C. A Seated: Barbara Gold, Phyllis l-laeger, Pat Gilpin, Shirley Star, Nancy l-larkins. Standing: Miss Baxter, Mrs. Baichley, Dr. Lyons, Miss Weigel, Mrs. Barrett. Page Sixg' One Phi Theta Kappa is the recognized honorary scholarship society For junior colleges. lt's purpose is to promote scholarship, to develop character and to cultivate fellow- ship of both sexes in the colleges. The society follows the pattern of Phi Beta Kappa, the honorary society in four year colleges. To be eligible for membershipna student must have the standing of a freshman in Four year college and must be in the upper ten percent of the class scholastically. The student must also be carrying twelve hours per week and have a grade point ratio of not less than two. It is an honor and a privilege to be a member ol Phi Theta Kappa. This year the organization has Barbara Winters as its president and Miss l'lostetter as Sponsor, Pl-ll THETA KAPPA Left to Right: ,loan Kruse, Barbara Winters, Phyllis I-laeger, Gretchen Wimmer. ...x... rrrii l7 ll 4 ', lgiif n gan 0 ,, ii, ge ,Liss ,iq W, uw Page Sixty Two l l r l i 0 QE 1st row seated: Jeanne Gensheimer, Betty Slocum, Carolyn Voreclc, Mary Orning, Mary Lowder.l ' 2nd mwefatealz Doris Sampson, Barbara Gold, Alice Richardson, Marguerite Goetz, Arlene Sorby, Andy Koss, Nancy c aug ry. 1st row standing: Jane Rehm, Jeanette Brauneis, Jean Rothrock, Pearl Wilson, Mary Carpenter, Mary Plier, Nancy Newell, Mrs. Swetting. 2nd row standing: Alida Tolman, Barbara Winters, Dolores Neilson, Daisy Aivazzadeh, Rhoda l-luxsol. I-ICDME ECQNGMICS CLUB The Sarah l'lostetter l'lome Economics Club in its regular monthly meetings provides the members with most interesting information ol advances in all l-lome Economics lielcls. As members of the State l'lome Economics organization, Arlene Sorby and Mrs. Svvetting relate the activities oi the state club, Arlene Sorby, president oi the Shimer club is also president ol the State Club. Mrs. Swetting, our instructor in l'lome Economics, is advisor to both the Shimer club and the State Club. ln September a tea was held lor the new girls. During the year a World Festival was held at which boxes were paclcecl for the underprivileged children overseas. ln December the club had a Christmas party for the kindergarten children ol Mt. Carroll. Mr. E. C. Sorby, ol the Roper Stove Corporation at Rockford, gave a tall4 on Opportunities in the Business Fields . February brought a party at which each member came dressed representing the country ol her ancestors. ln the spring the Shimer club was hostess lor sponsors and delegates who were in attendance at the state meeting held on our campus. Assisting the president are Barbara Gold, vice president, Marguerite Goetz, social chairman, Andy Koss, publicity chairman, and Alice Richardson, secretary-treasurer. Page Six!-y Three 1st row seated: ,loan Franz, Daisy Aivazzadeh, Sandra Nelson. 2nd row seated: May Lee, Rachel Diamond, Miss Fierro, Dorothy l-lills. Stanclgngz ,loan Coon, Phyllis I-laeger, Helen Bettinis, Jackie Jacks, Mary Rehm, Barbara Fincher, Alice Nelson, Andy oss. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish club aims not only to acquaint the students with Spanish speaking peoples and countries but with their customs ancl art. Students, of the club correspond with people in the Latin American. countries about their traditions ancl ideas. Recently all members ol the club attended a Pan American League Banquet at Clinton, lowa, in which Shimer's own Latin American girls participated. Noami Mendoza, and Maria Anleu from Guatemala City, and Janet l-latton from Argentina, through their dances, songs and tallcs, have- brought the culture of their countries closer to all ol us. U One of the memorable events of the Spanish club was the lunch at which the club sat together and tallced only.Spanish. May Lee presides over the club with the help of Leah Dvoralc, vice presiclenti. Rachelle Diamond, secretary, and Dorothy l-lills, treasurer. -Page Sixly Four During the year the international Relations Club has sponsored a series ol lectures and discussions. These lectures were given by our faculty, our loreign students, and visitors on campus. The purpose ol the club is to bring to the students information on conditions which prevail in the World and to Fix the attention ol students on those underlying principles ol international conduct, law, and organization. Dr. Leaman, the club sponsor, has ably directed the club's activities during the year. Meryl Anderson is president of the club, Bob Kipnis, secretary-treasurer, Barbara Winters, program chairman, Shirley Schweger, social chairman, Noni Welch, membership chairman. INTERNATIGNAL RELATIONS CLUB 1st rcgvlseatecl: Shirley Christensen, Dorothy l-lills, Mary Felt, Janet Laven, Miriam Markles, Rhoda l-luxsol, Frances I pin. Qncl row seated: Pat Gilpin, Barbara Winters, Meryl Anderson, Dr. Leaman, Mr. Manley, Bob Kipnis, Lois Dixon. Ist- row standing: Virginia l-lay, Kay Braklce, Rose Lou Randolph, Patsy Lew, Marilyn Nelson, Joan Coon, Daisy Aivaz- zadeh, Janet l-latton, Rosanna Fox, Shirley Schweger, Eleanora Welch, Eleanor Breck, Katherine l-lorton, Margaret Zimmerman, Rachelle Diamond, Sandra Nelson, Arlene Sorby, Carolyn Voreck, Barbara Fincher, Nikki Bendt, Peggy Molan, Donamae Johnson, Sandra Marks, Flora Sie. Qnd row standing: Nancy Newell, Mary Von Spach, Anita Mott, ,loan Brizzie. Page Sixgy Five The camera club sponsored by Mr. Sisler stimulates better techniques ol photography and gives the members ci chance to learn developing processes. ln the monthly meetings members give reports hear lectures and witness demonstrations by experts in the photography Field. Shimer now has a comparatively Well stoclcecl clark room inSciencel-lall which is accessible to all members. This year the club is locusing its attention on the darl4 room and worlcing with the enlarger there. One of the best ways to analyze a photograph is to have a part in the entire process ol developing and in that way see its vvealcnesses from the results of the negative. The darlc room, although now adequate, is well on the way to becoming an excellent Worlcshop lor Shimer. The officers ol the club are Rose Lou Randolph, president, Shirley Christensen, vice president, -loan Stern, secretary-treasurer. CAMERA CLUB 1st row seated: Jill Mickelson, Donna Baess, Mary Felt, Shirley Christensen, Helen Bettinis. Qnd row seated: Caroline l-land, Lois Miller, Carolyn Troup, Dorothy l-lills, Kay Braklce. Standing: Rilclci Pruslcauer, Myrna Pruslcauer, Justyn Sutherland, Rhoda Wentch, Judy jones, Mr. Sisler, Mary Lowder, Marilyn Nelson, Ellen Wendt, Rose Lou Randolph, Mary Carpenter. l Page Sixty Six 1st row seated: Gloria LaSota, Doris Sampson, Lois Reiss Peggy Jones. 2nd row seated: Paula Cummings, Alice Nelson, Sally Elder, Anne Krause, Pat Bruning, Virginia l-lay. Standing: Ellen Wendt, Leah Dvorak, Betty Stockton, Eleanor Breclc, Carolyn Jones, Alice Colburn, Nancy Newell, Mary Watson. BGCDTS ANDSADDLE ,CLUB The love of horses and riding is responsible lor the Boots and Saddle Club, This club throughout the year sponsors such activities as moonlight rides, lectures, Films, and inlormal riding groups. Among the annual events is-the trip to the lnternational Live Stoclc Expositions in Chicago arid the club meeting at Mr. and Mrs. S. Campbells Argyll Stable, which is loolced iorwardto by all the members. The entire club participated actively in the spring l-lorse Show. This show lollovving the May Feteis the only school-wide demonstration of the achievement ol the girls in eauitation and ends their year with a glorious climax. Who can lorget the comical game ol musical chairs or the beauty of the tandem exhibit. , Boots and Saddle is the club that encourages the care and training of horses, riding, and good horsemanship. The otlicers are'Sally Elder, president, Anne Krause, vice-president, and Alice Colburn, treasurer. Miss Mildred Jaynes, director of equitation, sponsored the club.- Page S ixly Seven TI-IE RECCDRD As you turn the pages oi your college annual you recall the brislc fall days, cold winter mornings before eight o'cloclc classes, and balmy spring days. These memories have been made permanent thro ugh the annual. Through photographs living pic- tures oi events have been captured, through the articles, the descriptions of these events recall them vividly to your memory. A year of Fun intermingled with tears and laughter have enveloped the elliorts oi all those so closely connected with the production of the Record. i As Editor-in-chief, Donna Ziebell is due much credit lor diligent and unending eiiort. Pat White, composition editor, Miclcy Kent, literary editor, Virginia l-lay, photography editor, Shirley Schweger, business manager, and Doris Sampson, art editor, have each given lull support and cooperation in producing this boolc. Under the able leadership oi Miss Thrailkill, the Record has progressed from a graphed dummy, to a printer's dummy and at lost the completed record of 'I948 Shimer. We hope this publication will bring you joy throughout your life, and serve as a guide to help you open the door to the memories of Shimer. V , ,, , Left to Right: Shirley Schweger, Virginia Hay, Miss Thrailkill, Donna Ziebell, editor, Pat White, Marie Kent. Page Sixty Eight On the editor's deslc were placed the drafts olShimer's collegiate journalists, from these evolved the voice of the campus. Shimer's newspaper, the Scampus, contains pages paclced with editorials, feature articles, and campus chatter. ' The Sccimpus appeared in monthly editions in hopes that it would crystallize the foremost campus news ol the month and record all activities. Joan Kruse, the editor, led the stall in publishing the paper. She was assisted by Margaret Zimmer- man, general editor, and Miss Carter, advisor. Doris Sampson, art editor, was responsible lor the drawings that appeared in each edition. Through Wanda Engler, typing editor, and her starl: of typists the paper materialized. SCAMPUS v 1st row seated: Donna Ziebell, Doris Sampson, Joan Kruse, Margaret Zimmerman, Phyllis l-laeger. 1st row standing: Rosanna Fox, Margo Hillman, Marty Phillips, Bob Kipnis, Marilyn Nelson, Bessie Drager, Eleanor Breck, Shirley Schweger, Barbara Gold, Joan Coon, Pat Senneff, Rachelle Diamond ,Shirley Christensen, Shirley E Miller. 2nd row standing: Nan Franklin, Marie Kent, Nancy Newell. A S i ' i . i's:' l Z ' e ' i i qsejzfjfm ii' V Page Sixty Nine 'lst row: Mary Lou Council, Bette Beach, Carla l-losterman. Qnd row: ,lane Wright, Shirley Miller, Nancy l-larlcins. 3rd row: Phyllis I-laeger, Beverly Bull, Pat Butler. CI-IAPEI. SINGERS The Chapel Singers ol nine voices especially chosen by Madame Scott lor their good blending have had a busy year. g They are responsible lor the music at all religious chapel services and during the year gave two secular concerts in Sterling and Savanna. This has been a challenging year lor them as only two out ol the nine girls returned last September and of these one lelt during the First semester. This left Phyllis l-laeger as the only veteran and the eight new ones have worlcecl hard to become a team worthy ol past achievements ol the Chapel Singers. N A ' Page Seventy GLEE CLUB The Glee Club ol lilty-lour girls consists ol Madame Scott's voice class and about eighteen other girls chosen by audition and according to the kind ol voices required to make a balanced choir. ln addition to the traditional Christmas and Easter Pageants in which the Glee Club has always played a major role, the club this year lor the First time appeared as a singing group in the May Fete. The club, under Madame Scottis most artistic direction, gives the majority ol girls on campus a chance lor musical activity and enhances the spirit of cooperation and team Work. , 1st row: Eleanor Grant, May Lee, Sandra Nelson, Patsy Lew, Shirley Schweger, Virginia Pearsall, Pat Butler, Mary Felt, Beverly Bull, Nan Franklin. Qnd row: Jackie LaRoy, Jane Wright, Rachelle Diamond, Dorothy Hills, Carolyn Voreck, Anita Mott, Mona Newcomer, Joyce Zier, Nikki Bendt. 3rd row: Katherine Olson, Joan Rosenberg, Dorothy Marshall, Pat Phillips, Mary Lou Council, Barbara Werner, Carolyn Dobson, Mary Roberts, Rosanna Fox, Bessie Drager. - 4th rgw: 'JoAnne Solberg, Nancy l-larkins, Jane Bailey, Lynn Baker, Andy Koss, Nancy Winslow, Carla l-losterman, Pat mit . 5th raw: Janet l-laas, Pearl Wilson, Janet Greenlees, Shirley Miller, Barbara Underwood, Marilyn Nelson, Barbara rane. 6th row: Betty Stockton, Barbara Deischer, Elizabeth Burkhart, Madame Scott, Bette Beach, Pat Boughton, Mary Lowder, l-larriet l-larper. Page Seventy One Seated: Beth Yorke, Marie Kent, Pat Boughton, Mary Council, Pat Sennetf, Nancy l-larlcins, Jane Wright. Stancilngz Patrxlirungijg, Pat White, Justyn Sutherland, Sandra Marks, Phyllis l-laeger, Madame Scott, Miss Graves, Alice e son, iss y. ' PRC MUSICA CLUB Pro Musica is a group oi the musical select on campus. Try-outs are held at the beginning oi each semester for prospective members. A short pledging period Follows the invitation to join. A C average or better must be maintained in order to remain an active member of the club. Meetings are held the last Saturday of every month in Madame Scottis studio. At each meeting a program is given by members, followed by a light supper. CVVe'll never Forget the meeting at which ,lane Wright had so much trouble getting the supper to the studio from the dining room. The purpose oi Pro Musica is to further the advancement oi musical taste and stands for the best in music, lriendship, and co-operation. The club acts as host to visiting musicians and sponsors private conservatory recitals by students. The officers are: Pat Senneii, president, joyce Zier, secretary, Nancy l'larlcins, treasurer, Mary Lou Council, program chairman, ,lane Wright, social chairman. Page Seventy Two Green Curtain, the campus dramatic club, produces two lull length plays a year. Membership in the club includes those accepted in tryouts and ten girls outstanding in production stall. This year, The Kingls l'lenchman and Letters to Lucerne were presented. The cast ol mlhe Kings l'lenchmenH presented their play in Dixon, lllinois. As part ol their social worlc, the club sends overseas CARE paclcages purchased with proceeds from the plays. Miss ,lacqueline Kramer, a former Shimer girl, has returned to make the Green Curtain one ol the mostactive on campus. Girls serving as otlicers area' Betty Lerch, president, Sandra Nelson first vice president, Pat Gilpin second vice president, Myrna Prusltauer, secretary, Shirley Christensen, treasurer. GREEN CURTAIN CLUB 1st row seated: Pat Gilpin, Sandra Nelson, Martha Phillips, Frances Gilpin, Margaret Felter. Qnd row seated: Nanette Darrigrand, Carolyn Dobson, Mona Newcomer, Shirley Christensen, Rose Lou Randolph, Cecilia Beeler, Sue Walters, Myrna Pruslcauer. Standing: Donna Ziebell, Marjorie Myers, Arlene Sorby, Francine Shaw, Betty Lerch, Jettie Moore, Joan Brizzie, Mary Von Spach, Miss Kramer, Shirley Swanson. l l l i l i ,Q -gtg Page S evenly Three Nan Darrigrancl, Joan Brizzie. DELTA PSI OMEGA The twenty-seventh chapter of Delta Psi, the National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity, was chartered on the Frances Shimer campus in 1929. The society's main objective is to honor the outstanding speech students. Two initiations are held annually. The requirements for membership include worlc on all tour productions-fthe two plays and the two pageantsl, a major role and a minor role, or a major pro- duction job such as stage manager, or a combinations of these. A written test on Theatre l'listory completes the requirements For acceptance into the club. The otlicers are Nannette Darigrancl, president, ,loan Brizzie, vice president. Three members not pictured are: Pat Gilpin, Rhoda l-luxol, and Eleanor l3recl4. . Page Seventy Fam' l l we tl. dj l - fn The Art club has informal meetings with tall4s to broaden interest in the art movements ol the day, Along with this some of the members of the club model clay or paint. They assist in the activities ol the Dickerson Gallery in Campbell Library on campus. Members ol the art club are hostesses at the art exhibits in the gallery. Mrs. Bell Wheeler exhibited a collection ol oil paintings here this year. Mr. Don Bolan a lormer student Shimer also has an exhibit in the gallery. Mrs. Wheeler gave an informal tallc to the club on oil paintings during the time ol her exhibit there. A The officers are: Doris Sampson, president, Norma Lynn, vice president, Margaret Spengler, secre- tary-treasurer, Gloria l.aSota, publicity manager, Barbara Byrne, membership manager, and Mary Carpenter, refreshment chairman. ART CLUB Seated: Dolores Swardstacl, Gloria LaSota, Annette Koss, Barbara Byrne, Myrna Pruslcauer, Janet Laven, Jeanine Larson, Joan Franz, Margaret Felter, Standing: Jeanette Brauneis, Betty Kanter, Katherine Olson, Carolyn Voreck, Mr. Kneale, Mary Carpenter, Margaret Spengler, Eleanor Breclc, Doris Sampson. 'NSW 'W 4' Page Sevengv Five mem 53, inirggy Wg' W 19 46:35 -drum, -.' ii, I. Seated: Margaret Spengler, Miss Collins, Anne Krause, Meryl Anderson, Sally Elder. Standing: Janet Laven, ,lean Anderson, Anita Mott, Barbara Fincher, Paula Norris. Page Sevenly Six ATHLETIC ASSCDCIATION All athletic contests throughout the year are sponsored by the Athletic Association. At the annual A.A. banquet awards are given lor team membership. Also at this banquet is the long anticipated announcement of the May Court. Miss Collins is sponsor ol the organization ol which Anne Krause is the president. The awards given by this group are not easily won. The awards are given on a point basis and all girls who have won their letters have worlced hard and diligently for them. KINGS I-IENCI-UVXAINI ni is What lieth yonder? Out ond meet the King. Oh to hide us here! God shield all here. Behind the curtoin. Page Seventy Seven MAY QUEEN Page Sexfenty Ei gh! 'Q 1 w , ' M 'vxr-?'xxw 'wzw : f-.':f:'i?fi- PAT BOUGI-ITON MAY PETE COURT MAY COURT Nancy Winslow, Barbara Winters, Pat Gilpin, Joan Kruse Maid-of-honor, Ann Armour, Frances Gilpin, Carolyn Troup. Doris Sampson, Nancy l-larlcins, Loel Diamond, Betty Lerch, Polly Grauer, ,lane Wright. Each spring Shimer has an annual May Pete and Horse Show. The positional May Queen lor the May Fete is the highest honor given to a graduating senior. Qn the May court there are also a Maid- ol-honor and eleven attendents. The court is chosen on the basis ol popularity and service to the school. Membership in this court is indeed much to be proud ol. Pat Boughton reigned as Queen this year over the May Pete. ,loan Kruse as Maid-ol-honor led the May court. The Queen is crowned during the lestival by either the preceding year's Queen, il she is present, or by the Maid-of-honor. The theme ofthe '47, '48 May Fete was the Nutcraclcer Suite. Directed by Madame Scott the glee club furnished the music lor the colorful dances. Miss Abramson is responsible lor the dances and the organization ol the entire perlormance. Page Sevenly Nine MAY PETE SNAPS 47 ' Processioncal Bugle Boy Our Queen I thee Crown OH guard - v. I-IGRSE Sl-ICDW SNAPS 3 47 Th h , A bl I d H 47 , y' if A Rx K 1 Page Ei ghgf Two U W I V 4' Lf i 1 1 f ff 'll 5 f f- 1 rf' Z .sg 1 '3-Eg., . QI- I 1-it-gm --...z -fm I I ..,' -1-:J--ffj+-k-1f+ COLLEGE I-ICDCKEY TEAM 1st row seated: Shirley Schweger Janet Laven, Gloria l.aSota. Qncl row seated: Pat White, Dorothy Hills, Jean Kline, Paula Norris, Jean Anderson, Peg Hunter. Standing: Nancy McClaughry, Loel Diamond, Mary Roberts, Barbara Fincher, Nancy Newell, Ardis Berry The big day was November Sth. The spirit of the teams was strong. Early morning practices in addition to the usual after school practices had put the girls in condition. Before the game there were pep sessions in the dining room and on the field. The college girls hung a dummy representing academy over the entrance to Bennett. The college banner was the first to fly on campus. . November 8th dawned bitterly cold and windy. Despite these conditions the field was crowded with wildly cheering girls. ln the first half college scored three goals but academy came through with three goals in the last half to tie the score. Both banners signifying victory were left flying over the quad. Page Eighty Three ACADEMY i-IGCKEY TEAM 1st row seated: Louise York, May Lee, Paula Cummings, Barbara Sampson. 2nd row seated: Jan Gustafson, Nancy Wurm, Florence Mitchell, Caroline Hand, Beth Yorke. Standing: Judy Jones, Betty Lerch, Lucretia Argent, Rhoda Wentsch, Norma Pettijohn, Barbara Roth Page Eighty Four SWIMMING TEAM Candlelighlgballet Gif and on again The swimming meet sponsored by Miss Abramson was held in November with college triumphing over academy by a score of 67-66 points. l-ligh scoring girls were Shirley Schweger with Q4 points for college and Dee l.erdrup with Q1 points For academy. The meet included relays, strolce competitions, and diving contests. The sweat shirt relay was the clown performance ol the evening. Swimming in wet, clinging sweat shirts proves to be more than a little dillicultwithout trying to peel them otl at the end oi each relay. The climax of the meetwas the candlelight ballet in which the pool was darkened and each swimmer carried a lighted candle throughout the routine until they surfaced dived to douse the light, The meet was an inspiring display of grace, poise, teamworlc, and ability. Left to right: Rhoda Wentch, Jean Anderson, Gretchen Wimmer, Helen Soukop, Jill Mickelson, Frances'Gilpin, Shirley iizhweger, Paula Norris, Miss Abramson, Jacquelyn LaRoy, Beverley Bull, Jettie Moore, Dee Lerdrup, Janet atton. Page Eighly Five COLLEGE BASKETBALL J Marijyn lrvlyin, Ardis Berry, Peg l-lunter, Loel Diamond, Miss Collins, Anita Mott, Pat White, Nancy McClaughry anet aven. Starting the basketball season was the hilarious Student vs. Faculty game. lt was a terrific tussle but youth conquered over age with a score ol 56-18. The Shimer teams combined to Play Oregon and overcame the l'locl4ey loss by winning this game. Q The captains of the Shimer squads are Anita Mott, college, and Rhoda Wentch, academy. Miss Collins, these teams were the best everl ACADEMY BASKETBALL Seated: Barbara Sampson, Rhoda Wentch, Lucretia Argent. Standing: Bette Beach, Beth Yorke, Janet Johnson, Judy Jones. Page Eiglzfy Six CCDLLEGE CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Shirley Swanson, Doris Sampson, Shirley Christensen, Martha Phillips, l'lere are the Rah Rah girls. Each team has four girls, the college team led by Doris Sampson and the academy led by ,lean Frazier. These girls were chosen on the basis of personality but with scholastic requirements. And ol course Madame Scott and Miss MacArthur were outstanding for their exubriant cheerleading at the student vs. faculty game. Our cheerleaders were present at all games this year with Flags Flying, ready and eager to lead the cheerleaders and urge their teams on to victory. lt's time they receive a cheer For their ettorts, so hats ott to the 1948 cheer- leadersl ACADEMY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Myrna Pruslcauer Sub., Jean Rothrock, Jill Mickelson, Jean Frazier, Helen Soukop. 11 'lf' X 1 N 11 V VV ,Mi1L11i1Y :W in X ji. Xw 1 11 11 11 1 1',1 15, 1111 11 111 1 1 11 1 :.w,,1m11 3X X 2: XX1 1 XX11 15.2 11 fm 111 EX 1 X i, 111 as 11, '23 ig 1 1 5f i-me - -.ff fe W1 1 1 '11' 15? 11 me X 1 1 11 5 171 X1 1 1 1 , W 51 1 10: S 1 r. 1 15, ,I 1 Q1 11 A. .. 531 11 1 S 1 11 11 1'1,, fi 1, . 1 X .XM111 11 11,11 1 2? 1X1.11111 11 X X21 11 E 1 ,X 1 M M 1 11 ,A 1 1 11 1 qw X 11 N. 1. 11 1 1 4611 1 :VXX E-.Q M 1 rl, 1' Beauties? A lo Alpine Pro Page Eighty Eighz Over here 11m 11 Defeat Too cold! SI-IIMER ACTIVITIES :Ei 'I ,.,-fxfI1'II III I' II I.I IIII?fi'5vE'IIIII IIII,II If II1W5iQiIIwII I-I , Q? 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Kline Page One Hundred Four PATRONESSES Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Krause Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Kruse Mrs. A. A. Landry Mr. and Mrs. H. A. LaRoy Mr. and Mrs. August A. Larson Mrs. Greta Lautlw Mr. and Mrs. Qzmun A. Laven Won S. Lee Lt. and Mrs. Edison B. Lercli Qscar Liebau Edmund L, Mabie Mr. Mr. Mr. W. MacArtl'1ur Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Malcolm R. S. McClauglwry Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jolnn Mitclnell Roy Molan Mr. Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Myers Mr. and Mrs. G. Nelson Dr. and Mrs. Nels Olson Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Orning Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Pearsoll Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Pllugradt Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Rlwillips Mrs. Rutl'1E. pleier and Mrs. R. L. Rea Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Relim Mr. and Mrs. Jolwn Reiss Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rotlw sl. B. Solberg C. A. Sawyer and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Sclwweger Mr. and Mrs. F. W. SenneFl Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Smitli Dr. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Sorby Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Soulcop Mr. and Mrs. Morris Star Mr. William Stern Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Swanson and Mrs. H. Swardstad and Mrs. E. B. llolman Voreclc Mr. Mr. Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wales Mr. and Mrs. C. Watson Mr. Carl Weinstein Dr. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wendt and Mrs. G. Wexelman Mr. and Mrs. M. F. White Mrs. Estlwer A. Wilson ' Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wimmer Fifi and Sclwwegu -e. NESS' B Foreign 5lUdY Hoosier Hot shots Sleepy Time Shirt toil brigade En Mqgge Page One Hundred Five A W1 m,, PM VMZ' H ' . 42- - , , -. - ' 3 Vw Hobo Hannah Rough hou.e! Not really! The line up Scorcher Don't believe it Page One Hundred Six WEILL REMEMBER DAISY AIVAZZADEH, for beautiful rugs, rings, and clothes . . . MERYL ANDERSON, for looking good in all kinds of clothes, for sophistication for Kenny . . . BOB BARNHART, Barney, for cab service, His universal jobs, for the latest gab . . . NIKKI BENDT, for Lud, the Dad's Day key, for Clear Lake. . .PAT BOLIGHTCN, for dancing leetand laughing eyes, for tireless efforts on The Council . .. KAY BRAKKE, for Sislerfs motor scoot, for shyness . . . NIEANNETTE BRAUNEIS, for Minnesota, for quietness. . . ELEANOR BRECK, Ellie , for poise for portraying Jesus in the pageants, for sincerity... MARILYN BRUDI, for loyalty to Mt. Carroll, for good humor always . . . MARY CARPENTER, for those housekeeping awards, for quietness . . . SHIRLEY CHRISTENSEN, Chris , for looking like Shirley Temple, for pep, Mom's best housekeeper. . . HARRY CLARKE, Horsey , for cowboy boots, for Georgie, for ping pong games. . .ALICE CQLBLIRN, Colby , for hives, for Al, for those yellow patches on that blue sweater . . . BOB COLLINS, Cookie , for reinlisting, for Frank Sinatra ties, for that little boy look. . . JOAN CCON, PossumU, for beautiful long skirts, for aloofness . . .MARILYN CORLETT, Mur Murn, for slinkiness, for that long hair, for quietness . . . NAN DARRIGRAND, for dramatics, knee socks, living off campus . . . LOIS DIXQN, for that awful car crash, for the New Year resolution to come to Humanities on time. . . BESSIE DRAGER, for laughter, bangs, the Hoffman gang . . . WANDA ENGLER, for being petite and stylish, for having every hair in place.. . BARBARA EINCHER, Finch , for skiing, for the skeleton in the window.. . NAN FRANKLIN, Nanny , for last minute drags, that fatigue hat, for her crooked grin . . . SIEANNE GENSHEIMER, for long skirts, long hair, for sincereness . . . PAT GILPIN, for her laugh, for Ben, for Y.W.C.A .... MARGLIERITE GOETZ, for her long, long hair, and many phone calls . . . BARBARA GOLD, for her shining copper hair, for Billy, for blushing . . . BETTY GRADY, for West Point, beautiful complexion . . . PHYLLIS HAEGER . . . for her vibrant voice, for chapel singers, for imitations . . .VIRGINIA HAY, GiniH, for Slim, for carrots for Atom, for peroxided pompadour for giggles. . . DOROTHY HILLIS, Dizzy , for trips to White Pines, for rosy cheeks, for zaniness . . . KATHY HQRTQN, for clean rooms, for trips home to Des Moines . . . Rhoda Huxsol, Rusty , for wonderful costuming, for plane rides across country . . . MARIE KENT, Micky , for calamine lotion, for piano, for Snuff . . . BOB Kipnis, Kip , for curly hair, for that cream colored Frazier, for l.R.C, efficiency. . .ANNE KRAUSE, Annie , for horses, her mothers knitting, for dimples. . . JOAN KRLISE, 'LKruzerH, for George, for her diamond, for a red face in gym class . . . GLORIA LASOTA, for Don, for fourth floor and Spooch, sleeping during study hours . . . SHIRLEY MCCRACKEN, for jack, for expert sewing, for diets . . . ANITA MOTT, Nita , for basketball, her short five week campusing, Meet ya' at the gate . . . DOLQRES NEILSCN, Dee , for eyebrows, for her ever faithful cigarette lighter, spats with Mr. Barrett . . . MONA NEWCQMER, for organ, getting stuck downtown during lunch, for Big Swede . . . NANCY NEWELL, Fifi , for being our esteemed class president, for dancing dates with Spiich, for Vincent . . . CHARLO-ITE OSTERBLISCH, Teddy , for stately braids, indecision, for sun tans . . . MARY RCDBERTS, for blond bangs, for scrapes with Miss Collins, for Swedish dialect. . . DORIS SAMPSQN, UDodie , for slack, for arched eyebrows, for being from Dakota . . . MARGARET SAYRE, UPe-ggyn, for recl cheeks, for sleeping in the library and in the Uxlohn' '... SHIRLEY SCHVVEGER, Schweg , for blue sheets, for weekends at the Bros, for Bennetts rooftop . . . PATRICIA SENNEEE, Patty , for Bill, for her spec- tacular marimba, frankness . . . ARLENE SQRBY, Sorb',, for Bill, jokes, for being a faithful dieter. . . MARGARET SPENGLER, Marg , for Bob, for her diamonds Cthose Hoffman girlsj for being Miss Collin's second in the grill .. . SHIRLEY STAR, for aches, for her tooth, for her brother . . . MARILYN STEWART, Miken, for knitting, short hair . . . BOB SIERAIT, for weathering the cold on the golf course with Snell, for Social Science . . .MARILYN STRATTON, Lyn , for daydreaming in Humanities for losing her bathing suit while sailing, for many dates . . . SUE TRUESDELL, for Harlan, for giggles, for patience . . . CARQLYN VORECK, for loans to Schweger, for weekends filled with dates . . . PAT WHITE, for Blue Island dancing, piano, dentists, for athletics . . . PEARL WILSCN, for a sudden trip home, for that cold room . . . GRETCHEN WIMMER, for many phone calls, for being late to Chemistry, for tumbling . . . BARBARA WINTERS, Bobby , for her illustriousness, for red rimmed glasses, effervesc- ence... DONNA ZIEBELL, for hard work on the Record, for knitting, for cutting hair. . . ,IQYCE ZIER, for blond hair, for piano recitals, for Lanark. . . WE'l.L REMEMBER Page One Hundred Seven V I SOX I-IGP lx Vincent and Flossie EGSt Our husband Leather The gangs all here Page One Hundred Eight REMEMBER Remember the times you've had here, Remember when you're away, Remember the friends you've made here, And dorft forget to come back some day Remember always be true dear No matter what you do. For you, dear, belong to Shimer, And,Shimer belongs to you. AUTOGRAPHS AUTGGRAPI-IS 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 F 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 W 1 1 - 1 1 , A , V1 E 1 Y , 1 1 L 1 E Z E I 4 1 'x E 1 V I: 1 '1 1 1 1 I 1 , T , , 11 , .L ,1 5 f y 1 , . ,,-i? L . i-Wil' , ir ?iiWn i M-, ., . Q74 V .il-W Wjr Y V- g, 1171. .fsaw:y3?5N2 ' 3- f 'ff 1 Try I 9 ,. , A ,UU Y ' 1 1 1 4 1 , . 1 , , .. ' 15' f 1 f ' . . -,. .- ,X-.3 - . .. - -1- . ..:-f. f. 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