Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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EAST HALL Eack Row: lenmngs Coon Hankins Cox Hull Front Row: lolinson B. W'cirren Cool: Hensley V. Vtfarren 7.'filli1'11ns ALLTSON HALL Ezck Row: 'Nhitricy Rosecrans Eeeman Hiebsch Haney Everlv E1cntHC'.tJ: Sult Eckel Franklin Laid EH-lll' lllll Hlllll AREN'T THE POTATOES BURNING? Someone please answer the phone. No shows this week the bills are in. All are familiar sen- tences trom East Hall of Hospitality and cooperative Allison. Those large white buildings where the girls eat each other's cooking, share the bills, and play, live and work together with a spirit ot cooperation. Initiations, walk-outs, and parlor get-togethers help to liven up the year. Listed among the traditions of Southwestern is the pre-Christmas cus- tom of East Hall. Each year the girls hang up dolls several days be- fore vacation and with a ceremony each evening they mark oft the days. The housemothers help the girls keep order, make ends meet and obey the rules. Mrs. Cobb has served in this capacity tor seventeen years, while Miss Rosecrans is a newcomer to the campus. 25

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Front Row: Couch, Blair, Kantz. Second Row: Shaw, Dieterich, Howard, Pinnick, Lawrence. Third Row: Watkins, Archer, Welch, Long, Fourth Row: Dr. Albright, Owen, P. Albright, Gosting. First Row: Broadie, Hull. Second Row: Salser, Lindberg, McKinney. Third Row: Hiebsch, Brown, lackson. Fourth Row: Cook, MacGregor, Dunlap. International Relations A FlLlPlNO REFUGEE: an Oklahoma cowpuncherg a Gandhi biographer: a Catholic, lew, and Protestant round-table on a central Kansas college campus actually became a reality this year. lt was Madam Lim who brought first-hand information from Corregidorp Dr. Dale told humorous and heart-breaking stories of the old and new Oklahomay Dr. Muzumdar came with news from lndiag Rabbi Nussbaum, Father McGuire, and Rev. Lyman lohnson knocked knees under a little square table and discussed the problems of religion and peace. These lec- tures along with bi-monthly chats in the student-union helped l. R. C. members keep an alert interest in the World - how and why it runs like it does. lst Sem. OFFICERS Znd Sem. Shaw ...... President .... Howard Gosting . .Vice President. . . Owen Couch .... Sec'y-Treas.. . Albright Pi Sigma Gamma TEA WILL BE SERVED is the slogan of Pi Sigma Gam' ma as they announce their weekly meetings. The fea- ture at these meetings are outstanding lectures by the members on scientific sub- jects. Digressing from these lectures the members took time to prepare a float which took first place in the Homecoming parade. The group enjoyed two picnics and presented a program before several different audi- ences. OFFICERS President .............. Lindberg Vice President ......... D. Brown Secretary ..... . . . M. Hiebsch Treasurer . .... Schriver 24

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A DAY lN THE DORM from the first jingle- 5angle of an alarm clock until the last clang of the fire escape at night is one of varied activity. Vfhen Smith Hall is mentioned, several things stand out in the minds of its members f-- seniors decorate for Christmas and the lun- iors take it down, Mr. Mcljeek with his arm- lcad of mail at the noon hcur, sun-tans and chats by the fish-pond, the notorious tire- escape kids, walk-cuts, open house, and the dining hall. Mrs, Zoe Osen, who is always ready with advice and help and, incidentally, campuses, is cr friend to all the girls in her capacity of house-mother. i 'vi-,,hV S ,fi x Above: Vollctand, McCarty, Hare, Parker, Kopke, Kingery, Eastman. Standing: Rite, Eyman, Toile, Hall, Wear, Rich- ardson, Herschberger, Ntfood. Sitting: Engelhardt, Holt, Cooper, Rickers, Gel- mers, Krause, Bagley. Carey, Young, Legg, Tzuelolood, Baughman, 'vVcar, Dayton, Robbins, Doughty, Landreth, Light, Ewing, Hazen. Dayton, Young F.. Rclsriins, Resler, Brothers, Beck, Dalbom, Curry, Kiser, Mrs. Osen, Birche- ncugh, Smith, Schriver, lst Sem. OFFICERS Qnd Sem, Schriver ... ... President . . . ..... Dalbom B, Rolvlzins .... Vice-President , . Herschberger Doughty ... .. Soc'y-Treas. .. ... ...Light 26