Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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ADA M. HERB PROFESSOR or SOCIOLOGY B. A., Southwestern College M. A., University of Michigan Head of the Sociology department for 25 years Miss l-lerr has moulded her life into the tradi tions that make Southwestern the unique insti tution it is, 1 . , ' l ' - -'- L.1..u, vJ 76112 1--ff Y eff- -' I j1'L. '.f.,. f HlHl 'lllllllllll' Hlllltll STUDENTS AND FACULTY alike have admired Miss I-lerr's broad un- derstanding of social and economic problems. The innumerable inade- quate comments on test papers have served as guide-posts along the way. Anyone who has been under the influence of Miss Herr in the classroom has gained a certain lasting appreciation of this world. Regardless cf the issue, Miss Herr is always genuine and sincere. Quotations, facts, analytical summaries, all come from her store of knowledge without so much as a note. Merry brown eyes, a kind, character-revealing face, and even a cer- tain walk remind one of her early college days when Ada was a popular young Southwesterner, being chosen May Queen and win- ning scholastic honors too. This dynamic personality has had more influence than Miss Herr will ever realize. lt is with regret that we see her begin a well-deserved rest. Miss Herr will continue to be a very real part of the traditions and atmosphere of Southwestern by the thoughts and ideas she has sown. Hats off to a true Builder. l4

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n n ,ig My fil l T vi ' xzf n liihkg K MR. CRESTON KLINGMAN Instrumental Music and Bcmd MRS. CORA CONN REDIC Oregon ond Theory MISS HELEN DOOLEY Librarian 'm MR. LUTHER O. LEAVENGOOD Direcior School of Fine Arts, Violin MISS GRACE SELLERS Piano MR. E. W. MCNEIL Business Moncmqer

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SlUllNl EHHNEH RALPH I. THORNE Student Body President TAKE THE MATTER up with your Southwestern senator -namely your Student Council representative. Any one ot the six representatives from your class will be qlad to see what he can do tor you. These twenty-tour legislators, together with the student president and vice-president, meet each Thursday at 7 p.m. The Council is divided into standing committees, and each ccmmittee has its specific responsibilities. They are responsible tor the all-school parties, Home-coming, stu' dent activity allocations, Victory drive, and the care ot the student union. The social enqaqements, exclusive tor Student Council members, included a dinner at Kings and a picnic in the spring. lovial, sincere, ever-capable Balph Thorne presided over the Council and the student body for 27 weeks. After his requested leave of absence in March, lack Smith ably completed the year as the head executive. Dependable Dave McGuire, vice-president, also had to ioin Uncle Sam in March. DeVere Brown carried on. l5 Seated: Smith, B. Dieterich, R. Thorne, Birchencuqh, McGuire, lsely, Green. SecondRow: M. I-liebsch, Dunlap, McConnell, I. McNeil, Eckel, Everly, D. Brown, Cooper. Third Bow: Pinnick, Herschberqer, Owen, Snyder, K. Moore, A. Miller, VV. Thorne, Matthews Fourth Row: Boone, Nix, Dean Marsh, G. Dieterich, Kantz, Peterson, MacDonald. TACK SMITH Elected to finish terrn when Prexy Ralph Thorne joined the Armed Forces.