University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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E , 71 fs 695' 1 -E, A vs 7:, 14: 'Q Z Q, iz, :Q 1 44 17 wid 565,115 S--e-33. f ll L WC S155 YV W K1 We feel that this year has brought to Missouri a chailge in spirit and setting. We are amazed at the increase in enrollinent and happy to see that so many of our students came back fromtfrb A all over the earth. The revival of old campus customs pleases , ' us, but we are more impressed by the new tempo of things on the ' ' old campus-new faces, and the beginnings of the new build- ' ings that will dot the campus within these next few years. All A13 this is ours. We are d ' prou of lt, and proud to pass it on to you. E -2- l 1 .fav VX , Z X 1: y I 1 3 l 1 , l 1 -- li 1 spate: 1 I ff ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS OBGANIZED HOUSES FEATURES SPORT S Y . , . .. , , , N ,-,qs .,, ,I , , .,,...,T.-. -s at,-- 5 , -4 U A ' ff. - 1.- -l L ' . k.-3 Z..- 4'11i'.1WS'41- 'fin-4 5 1.-,bi f. U .: 'Qi-W-f - 'f-.- ' .- H fx- f - 'l f' '- W1-1'-'-'-'A'-A Embodyinff all forms of MU tradition and of constant inspiration to students and alums alike are those six mute colums that survey in Royal elegance all of the red campus. cAMPus Views More recently beautifying the university is the agri- cultural campus whose Gothic structures blend well with the staid red brick build- ings of the older campus. fx .....v..,..5p..::6,IRL-111 ,-rxivz :enum an A Y .... ..- T fTfiTT,1.,iv, Y 4 V 4 A W '--' V 11E'f- W-'-1 - V --WW CAMPUS VIEWS - .14 Au aerial view ol' Jesse Hall and the li- brary-two of the outstanding campus build- ings. The dome of Jesse rises high into the air and may he seen for miles around. I Another one of MU's trademarks, of which we are very proud, is the Memorial Tower. Its mellow chimes wake students and 'KC0lumlJians alike in time lbr the clay's work. Though not yet completed, the tower may he finished in the future. N bf .- . ., . . . gwgtf . . cz . . . Ja . -f .2, .iL.:4 i . , w a s-Lf,f .. .- f2'n'-1111:-ff-1-7-Y-7--Tfawf.. Y -W af V---1-. , s.- W ff-'.:,:1 ,,r 5 'uegh -o f -- - - a a . .. ,M ,,x . E 1 1 4 4 l l l l-L....L. L 1 i i 11-- For those more scholastically inclined we have a beautiful, modern library which has well proved its worth in providing ample studying space for an overcrowded student body. The Engineering Building and Switzler Hall two of the oldest buildings of the university' cornmand regal positions of past glory on the northwestern end of the campus. - - -ef-11 4-4-5.. .mu , , . , Qu ...........A.u.r.f B. . . 4m..- Lg.-.r..4,rQ:......-., - -A, ,N-,Mg Wise shall be the bearers of light ably summarizes the fundamental purpose of the University. Pictured here in the cold, quiet ele- gance of mid-winter is Lhc Jay school arch at the northeastern end of the campus. One of our most practical traditions deals with the Jay School bridge shown below, upon which few freshmen, desirous of a happy future at MU, fail to kiss their dates. 5.-g ' Qi ,I 4- ang - ' ,, .1C, 4Q: : .L f 1 ., ,,.. ., ., . QF1f?f-4..eJT- ' lift' ,fx ' 'I N F' ' ,W-I ,,-, ., ..,,.. ,. . , ,. . . FURT M Above, They went up fast, once they started, leaving little of that chloraphyll stuff known as grass, until we needed a new campus' name for they rows of barracks. The slightly bewil- dered veteran pictured right is gazing in disbelief at that campus --dubbed the Blue Campus by its inhabitants. , V HI would have sworn I'd been discharged. Below occupants of trailers busily go about the day s act1v1- ties which consist of anything from shoveling snow to quieting screaming children. The large trailer camps, appearing almost as rapidly as the barracks, served well as temporary residences for student families. HLLNL.. A at Pug: ll . .. --- . ,A - s.'.' M-,-- Y-A, 4g1-41'- 51,1-1-:-' - -'-'Yr-'A 'T' ui Left-Family life in Columbia survives in the neatly fur- nished trailers which combine housekeeping and scholarship ad- ' mirably. Married veterans have proved themselves serious and industrious pupils. iii Bi1'd'5'l'b ' WSWS Ol' the emergency housing units and trailer camps afford complete ideas ofthe extent ol' the reconversion ell'orL at M U -X7-1. HT ik, i-f fi fiffi'15f5':15'5553fi15535??t?f'i F5fi':'23555324797353?-Tilfig'-1371.1-T7'MPFEM fn - -wg'-r..Q.,f4' e -me-fx 1 e - . . , .. ,.,,.,.a, A V . Pre-registration saves a lot of time, but one expends the same amount of energy anyway, causing the ex-GI's above to Wonder if it's all worth it, when registration finally rolls around. School came pretty late this year, though, so everyone was full of vim and vitality and eager to set out upon a busy day which was to culminate in shin-splints, writer,s cramps, and migraine head- aches. ' It Wasrft so bad at first, but by the time you hit that question and answer routine at the library, the Ohl What a Beautiful Morning idea had left your head. The advisors had a tough time of it, too. The students had a great time asking PRE-REGIS QQ C530 0 ., 'T 15. Page 12, TRATIUN 5? .102 'W Page lj 6 3-f irrelevant questions and delaying proceedings in general. After a few thousand forms had been thrown at them, though, students came to realize the general nature of the questions, and soon had a large repertoire of stock answers available for any type of questions that could be asked. But everything has its own reward. And the hard day of registration was followed by a jolly party at the book stores with everyone invited. Not pic- tured here are those unfortunate students wl1o died of gangrene while waiting for their copies of 'ilnnovations of the Amoebaf' RUSH More turmoil than ever before was evidenced in this, Mis- souri's first great post-war rush week. Be-vitalized fraternities went about rushing harder than ever and lucky vets found many an eager rushee with whom they could exchange War stories. Of the 651 that went through rush Week, 424 were pledged. Rushees Delmar Burton, Dan Goss and Bob Williams are greeted by Phi Delt actives, top left . . . a moment's relaxation for rushees at the Sigma Nu house . . . Left, Sigma Chi's chuckle with glee while displaying one of their highly polished trophies to Bill Lacy . . . Below, Dick Webster explains some Beta traditions to a rushee and KA' s listen to an early Mizzou football game. ' l? WEEK The week was great fun for all, but haggard rushees with plastic palms from heavy-handshaking, and tired actives with droop- ing eyelids I'rom those one a. m. chapter meetings, were both glad to see it reach its end. Above, the AdPi's don boots and sombreros to entertain thirsty rushees . . . while the more solemn Gamma Phi's philosophize about rush week Right, beaming Thetas welcome newly arrived rushees . . . and below Tri Delts and DG's provide extensive forms of entertainment for their guests. l . ,. . - :v- ':' ' 111 ' 'S 515f' . -' ff?-rift, -cr a-f?'Qg..2'5.1gr, , 1 , -Q,-, A- Y M ., ..,.. , f?. SPUDS if :Egg - , E 3 23' Q , o Q v . , 6 ,, . ,J A -jj' . 'iff' ' .mg - X , if 2 www Q, Cx , ,ffm ff - a 5 My i A Y H 1 1, 'ki , , vsf .VL 'ei 1,5 .f . o-, ,- -AJ f. '. , V 1 1 .-, VK, figs? , ' f 25' '- KL J 4 1-.. e W' Q -9 4, a.',. M., , ,, , f , F'-3136 fwf- E' ' I . 15? 'a Q1 , 4. .., K- YY v ' ,..-.--r r-'+'vJ , . 1-,M ' ,--, - 3 -' - 'f?'??-a,M,,,,A,,' , ' lim' , icy. W! 1, 55 W, MW PHIL M.DONNELlY Governor . -.. ,... . . ., ., . ,. .E :IT N f- 'V 1-+Diiff7 i ' ..- -,, . . -f ' ' Y WWW I 5 :s,.:.f,w, ',g-1:f.,f.Q711t3-.513,AQ jj53v3ffj2,:.,5',, J-ef, :1 ,,.f r-1, . .4..,.- . . --- F Y L- ., .X .Q . . ., - Phil M. Donnelly, the chief executive of the State of Missouri, was born in Lebanon, Missouri, in 1891. He re- ceived his early education in the Missouri public schools, and graduated from St. Louis University in 1913. Governor Donnelly started his political career hy serving as prosecuting attorney for Laclede County. From this start he moved to the Missouri House of Representatives Where he served two years. In 1924 he entered the state senate and he remained there until his election to the governorship in 1944. Page 18 V 1- Q 4.-F--.-.A -A .YL k F V-. Alu.: KA-an ., i. , .,. Y -, 41, ' Legislative leaders xvcren't hall' as interested in Jesse Dome as in the three S, G. A. gals who pointed it out to them. Left to right: Shirley lVecklerg Joe H. Miller, House Speaker pro-temg House Speaker Murray Thompsong Betty Gallupg Majority Floor Lczuler ll. J. Kingg llepresentative Sam N. Far- quahur. Chairman of thc House University Com- mitteeg Representative Wallace, Chairman of the House Appropriations Committeeg and Nana Bcrrey. Sayk-Representative Wallace is amazed. Why-there's a journalist AT NVORKY' Left to right: Representative lVallacc, Farquahar, and King: S. G. A. President Charles Ridgwayg and Speaker Thompson. The rest may he ehowhounds, but Representa- tive .loc Miller is more interested in talking to Shirley lveckler. Pvrqr lo .l .v--- -- --:-:if .. ..' A. -r 2'-- fe--.--4.:.4..,.:'--... ez:-:wie . ...a A . . ,im -.-. . I, Term Expires January 1 1948 - STBATTON SHARTEL OFFICERS OF THE BOARD ' I var Tm' ff -' H -F Bum of summons JAMES A. POTTER . JOHN H. WOLPERS Kansas City A ALLEN MCREYNOLDS President . V . . . Carthage . Jefferson City JAMES A. POTTER, Vice-President . Jefferson City 4. Poplar Bluff 'LESLIE COWAN, Secretary . . C0111H1bia R. B. PRICE, Treasurer . . Columbia F. A. GERMANN, Treasurer . Rolla Term Expires January 1, 1950 ROSCOE ANDERSON DAVID W. HOPKINS HAROLD J. MOORE Term Expires January 1, 1951 FRANK C. MANN ALLEN MCREYNOLDS GUY A. THOMPSON . . Webster Groves . St. Joseph Brookfield THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AT COLUMBIA JOHN H. WOLPERS, Chairman .... Poplar Bluff E ROSOOE ANDERSON . . V . . Webster Groves DAVID W. HOPKINS . St. Joseph THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AT ROLLA . . . Springfield FRANK C. MANN, Chairman .... Springfield . Carthage STRATTON SHARTEL . Kansas City . St. Louis GUY THOMPSON . , St, Louis BOARD OF VISITORS A. P. GREEN, Chairman .... W. A. COCHEL . D. HOWARD DOANE . A. FRANK RIDGEVVAY . ALLEN OLIVER . . I -im use . Mexico Kansas City . St. Louis . Shelbina Cape Girardeau Page Z0 PRES. MIIJIJLEBUSH Frederick A-X. Nlidcllchush has been president of the tattit-et-sity ot' Missouri since l935. During this time he has seen the University change from peacetime to wartime and then adjust. itsell' back to peaceful days again. President Bliddlebush has worked tirelessly to insure a liner school along with the increased enrollment in the post war period. He has done lunch to aid the Nvorld lVa1' ll veterans in their college adjustment. A graduate of the University of Michigan, President Xliddlebush was Dean of the School of Business and Public Administration from l926 until l935. 'fir JI 5 ,.-., -,.,J.gn-f- s-.-..as.-.9',1QJ:n,' Piussmsnr Fnsnmucxc A. Mmnusuusu President Middlebush is the center ot' atterition here as curly-hemlecl coeds gather around in a get acquainted session at llencl Hall eotliee hour. Miss THELMA MILLS T f 5 Ae in . . fs, , STUDENT AFFAIRS ' The guiding hands touching all campus activi- ties belong to Dean Darwin Hindman and Miss pi Thelma Mills, heads of the Student Affairs for Men A and Women. , Z 6 - 4 For the past two years at the University when p. , establishment, they have served not only as an in- ,Q spiration, but also as coordinators in aiding students to revive such organizations. ' Miss Mills, who came here in 1938, works also with national campus organizations. She has been appointed National Advisor of the Associated 1 Women's Students by the National Deans, Asso- F F ciation. V 1 Coming here as a director of Physical Educa- tion, Dean Hindman took over the Student Affairs for Men in 1940,in addition to his other position. Last fall he gave up his physical education work in order to devote his entire time to student affairs. W I 'Dean Hindman is finishing his twelfth year here Q at the University. f 2253 if gi f g f f E sf e F Q S 3 . DEAN DARWIN HINDMAN 5 ' 1 1 l. a the pre-war activities have been struggling for re- .V S- ---v- - --. -- kg: -34:-.-..4 4' - -'4,L.'..- ..A' ...'4...L3xL-5L1iin.ii Pagf. 23 all 1 ' K3- g . 1 DEAN I-lumix' E, BENT A i 3 3 at 3 , ill Pnoif. Enwm B. Bn.,tsoN GRADUATE The chief function of the Graduate School is to promote scholarly contributions to knoxylcdgc. Special arrangements for fellowship and for study facilities are made to those students who continue on in graduate work. Each grad has his own study cubicle in the main library, with direct access to the stacks. In 1892 a Woman student received the first degree from the Graduate School of the University. Henry E. Bent has been Dean of the school since 1938. Pnor. ALBERT K. HECKEL ARTS gl SCQIENIIE Frank F. Stephens, a well-known college figure, has been Dean of the College of Arts and Science since 1929. Elmer Ellis was appointed, this year, as Dean of the Faculty, presiding over 5313 stu- dents, over twice the 1939 enrollment. The school acts both as a separate school and a service division for all other schools of the University. DEAN FEANK F. STEPHENS ,U 4- I ' .1 'A .LJ , -in DEAN ELMER ELLIS PROF. JESSE WRENCH , I PROF. ALLEN WELLEE I Page Z4 ...,., ......-...,..- ,- ,-wrwvrvxwaf-P LAW Dean Glenn A. McCleary heads the Law School of over two-hundred students, which cele- brated its seventy-fiflli anniversary this year. This school has been approved by the American Bar Association since its first classification of Ameri- can Law Schools. Its Law Library contains one of the finest collections of legal material west of the Mississippi River. .Q-. Pnor. ROBERT L. Howum Prxorz XVILLARD ECKHARDT Page 25 '1 Pnor. LEE-Cain, Ovsusraurrr 41 -X-V. N. Wfhv DEAN GLENN A. MCCLEARY . , , AGRIBULTUREA ' When President Abraham Lincoln signed the Morrill Act in 1862, provisions were made for the establishment of agricultural and mechanical arts- schools in several states. Eight years later the College of Agriculture was founded at the Uni- versity. ' The Agricultural Experiment Station, a divi- sion of the college, cooperates with local farmers, committees in developing the farm and farm home in every Missouri community? Edwin A. Trowbridge has been dean of the College of Agriculture for one year. DEAN EDNVIN A. TRONVBRIDGE DR. W IAM i ILL ALBRECHT PROP. FLORENCE HARRISON .ff . 7 5 gg.. , - A I 1 I . '- Y 3 , - KLM? Q i' In I I A P .V Y , 1 1 , I . ' ' - - ,. ' .. l f 1.53- - 1' -..,a A Wifi.. I f it , N Pi! - M if A I , M ' 2 M 1' 1 l . I H , W . LW., .Ad-wr, ,-.nV-,-- f- 'EL5.- l w A L l e 3 . 1 l ' N- .., ,QM I ' ' 1 ASSOCIATE DEAN SAM B. Smmqy ' 4 ---'11Io4.a.':x.r.ng .. . , . H ' - ..1C.iiUA. . Page 26 Page 27 BUSINESS AND Pustlc ADMINISIRAHSN The School of Business and Public Adminis- ' tration was established at the University in 1914. The purpose of the school is to equip students with . .- a general knowledge of business and public ad- ministration and to provide training in special fields of business and public service. Vllilliarn L. Bradshaw was appointed Dean of the B. and P. A. School this year, taking the place of Harry Gunnison Brown, who has been serving as acting dean. PIKOF. ROYAL D. lvl. BAUER P3011 H, G, BROWN Q-rw-Qu. PROF. NIAHTIN L, FAUST DEAN XVILLIAM L. BIHADSIIANV :AN HARRY A. CURTISS L,,, ,Q,,.Q ,. ,, , I . ifiiizi. . . ,W , ff! I -YK I71i.,1zi2 4iIf?W?7l' Y1'T1EFf5g:-lip . ff' e t f ' o - ,, K K eg , A . .X-ef -A ix- nw-I 'J 2 i PROF. PAUL OGDEN ENGINEERING The 'School of Engineering, headed by Dean Harry A. Curtiss, doubled its prewar enrollment to 1500 students this year. In 1856 the school began classes in conjunction with the School of Agri- culture, and offered only Civil Engineering. Then, in 1877 the department, having grown steadily in prestige, outgrew the School of Agriculture and formed the present School of Engineering. - Professor Mendel P. Weinhach, Who gave 42 years of service to the science of electrical engineer- ing died March 29, 1947. Prof. Weinbach was born Nov. 2, 1887 in Burnania and received Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Missouri in 1904. ' PROF. M. P. WEINBACH -I K. ,,,,,,, ,, , ..... , , R, ' nj - Qfiaff W will 1. JW iv- E' '-,QEEKF-AW X I 'cv 2 ,ff ' af' , -.fliiiiisezfifi I fffill if if' Q 'H ' ' . 3 'J I H R 4 Q ' PRoF. HARRY RUBY T I I I Page 23 ...W-, .'.. , V M, f7f f f- H ---M-m.,,..., , 1 ,,,,,,,,,, MEDICINE The first medical college west ofthe Mississippi was established at the University of Missouri in 1840. Today the school is an important part of ?5X,gi.5,.'. V K . 5 X .. -,.. . ...-J----...-,Ja-arp. . -.M . the University, being located on Red Campus, Clinical members of the faculty care for the health of the student body. This year the Uni- versity hospital expanded during the influenza epidemic, establishing temporary wards in several classrooms. The School of Nursing offers professional train- ing combined with Arts and Science in the Uni- versity. PnoF. NEXVELL R. ZIEGLEK PnoF. M. D. Ovnru-roLsEn ' if ' DEAN DUDLEY S. CoNLEx' P1126 29 Pnor. M. PINSON NEAL l- ., -I- g, i ' 1 Si I 5 - l ' A f slr' A gi? p s? 5 Rik' ' . M X . Q -Nt i . ..X -,ws DEAN FRANK L Mom- VH, - -212 ff MW. .m..-ww... W f Lg fa 'L 1i? 1uunNALlsM This, the oldest journalism school in the World, began in 1908. The school, which had 550 students this past year, has been headed -since 1942 by Dean Frank L. Mott. It is a strictly professional school, using the laboratory method of teaching and employing a faculty with entirely professional experience. The school is a charter member of the American Association of Schools and Departments of Journalisml - I PROF. E. C. LAINBERT PROF. ROBERT M. NEAL M fi 'i-fWrLEii?iw- ' ' ff PROF. THOMAS L. FERGUSON Page 30 -. .-- --..... F, - 4-,,, ,, 1 ,. ,.,,-....,........ EDUCATIUN Loren G. Townsend is the Dean of the School of Education. This college began in 1856 as a teachers' college and a division of the slate uni- versity. ln l900 the college became the school of education ot' the University of Missouri. Practical teaching in the University laboratory school is one of the outstanding features ol' Missouri's School of Education. ff-'Lv Dn. PAUL C. POLXIANTIER DB, VVILUAM E, DRAKE .N ,, :fy .- ,Ps -W 9 -r-.--v ' ky . if' sf? fu' .,:f f :3'i'. 5 ',, .,.- .,..,L.-:,.. .-,...':.N.- - -Miki DEAN Loiuzzv G. 'l'owNs13ND Dn. A. AIXTLEY COL. Joinv HINTON , fi V. 5 er s s ff., l t..... pi? .Spf . ,iz, Z Wx 'W 'pi i R. 0. T. C. The Missouri unit of the Reserve Officers Training Corps, like every other division of the University, increased its enrollment manyfold this year. The enrollment increased to 800 students in the army program, with 40 enrollment in the naval division. An 'advanced ROTC course also was offered to veterans. ' The main social eventiat Crowder Hall Was the Military Ball, at which Susan Wurst of Alpha Chi Omega was crowned honorary colonel. Colonel John Hinton headed the Army pro- gram, and Captain Sinclair commanded the naval detachment. LT. COL. E. R. POWELL MAJOR ALBERT THORNTON ,, fry-l.5s.-i. .,f.,...x -7 T ffzffgi, ' few ' .ff,,,f1wf:wQ:Tef,L,-1 -'Ley ,ffm xwf., ,f .V ., mf ,Y ,M,'.f,, W. ms,,,.,,, if-1' 'M' ia--2 ,r-fgrlfey-fi f5,:Nq.ag,P:.'.ff , Q it f .Q f., , ,rf 3 . , ay, ...A , ...., .fy ..,.. am. .W W w s 1 L'ls'4f'w. f-Staff' Xia.. ...Af ?'eCf5,4f.f,f 1 ' m . 5.-f-51 lff T EL 'iwwf' xp f 1 -ik 42fQ4h5,I',qi,e1'f .3 ' P 14. .J ,.,.w- . Iyyyrf , ...M 3 'e.y1Mf.f.fw.w1t JQWQWQ f. 1jf.I'4+--f fvff L 4--firiiiviilfl I .,i,,?:3ff3L7: ... ,,,. 115. ,ff'Q.,e-vw., fqwls-f, if Sie? fist? , aw ,imdfw f yy Nagy., Lf, T k,, W T Q ' 55' ig?L,fefEg'?'f '4 15:2 sp 11' --'- 21-M 4 ,f1113'fI'ff1-fwfr as W N - , ,QH in fy.. .4 any i Q. an , xiii . we if ' .riff - i1qq,1 T?i:--1 -f' lil-1' fv I . T.: LT. COL. KENNETH GLASSBURN Page 32 Y.. ,,,..... ..- ..,.,S..,,,..-.fre BIBLE CULLEGE Although the Bible College of Missouri is legally a separate institution, functionally it is recognized as an integral part of the University. Since its establishment in 1896, the College has M1 e fit, -S ' '- maintained a non-sectarian attitude. University students make up the enrollment of the Bible college, whose aim it is to give a well- rounded view of religion and to increase students' interest in religious activities. I.. Pase 33 w. Pnor. Isfmoms Knvrfrrz Prior. WAI.-ran HEARN DEAN CAM. ASEE , ' -,, ......- -wi Ne. . 7 K 'S V . - 1--1--a..-v -' - - 4 ff K E'?f,'L -ily! f,1-.1::f- 1' L zf9,,5'3g':gf4s::: ,jfgiff-1.11,9-fL'?f2'f.Pi-.'T1f af: .1 -K is 1 I f .wc- :f R J 3 1. . 1 ,465 -V ----QRS:-ff -- - .w X ' 'K ' 2 Q ax V.. X HX 1 ,. 9 J Y ,. x ' ' ' 4 X 3 , Q r. 1 X ,f' V ix A ,J A 4' 2 , ,fix 3, J: f N' K hgh .if 1 , 9. , K , X 'Y :L ,M u 4. 0, 1 1 l l ,,' 1 l 1 1 i 1 V l l , 1 1 l l 1 1 i l fn0f fff Z1 55 -liliiillvl 10 45 sl I f lfg, ,Z f J V' x .. :l-A ll ! H WW. ff X L, i f f 4. , f, f f 'Jxl ' QIZLL Abey, Mary Jo Reading, Pennsylvania Journalism Delta Gamma, President A. W. S., Secretary Theta Sigma Phi Pan-Hellenic Council Alexander. Wilma Jean Columbia Agriculture Alpha Chi Omega Andrews, Dorothy St. Louis Arts 8: Science Delta Delta Delta Psi Chi House President Council Red Cross Work Shop Savitar Avery, Betty Ruth Hale Education I. W. O. Templecrone ll P. E. O. B. S. U. Baldwin, Paul, Jr. Kennett B 84 P A Phi Delta Theta Baltis, Jack Warren Kansas City ' Journalism Alpha Tau Omega Barlholdt, William Edward Kansas City Arts 81 Science Phi Delta Theta Belton, Olney C. St. Joseph Engineering Entiineers Club ASME ia- Acker, Elaine Frances Windsor B 81 P A Phi Chi Theta Allton, Mary Frances Columbia Arts 81 Science Pi Beta Phi Delta Phi Delta SGA Dance Committee Andrews,Helen Pihlblad Columbia B 8m P A Alpha Phi Y. W. C. A. Bailey, Me-rilyn Bliss Oregon Education W. A. A. Sigma Pi Alpha Ball, Virginia Flat River Education I, W. O. , l. W. O. Publicity Com. Read Hall Activity Com. Glennon Club Bansbach, Vera Louise St. Joseph Arts 81 Science Delta Delta Delta Barton, Cecil Robert Grayslake, lllinois Arts 81 Science Si9ma Nu Berrey, Nana Marie St. Louis Arts St Science A. W. S. Pres. House Pres. Coun. S. G. A., Senior Rep. ri-:L ....,,,,,Q.4 ,Z -' Q -'-v.--1' Q -. Q-. .. -- 4- -'C . 1'--of .- -'-1v. .'l ' 'f PG ,mgpadr --..,-,,--,,, V1--,:,1,,-.. 1 1, : . W 1-1Lf1f Mt i' .TFF J 11. . A -: - ' r1:. n::. . .n'r.'-d::. , -e t-fza' .144 I '- ,,? t':'v',-51:-c11c'f'5Q11:3Zf! , N u . 'ef , V, L ' 1, L-:Q-.Q at , , -371--1 :gs-1, 1, f.4g3'.p 1311. -.-3:-ff.-.w., ..- 1.1.-3.-,.13-5115.11--'. 1 cu.. .. -, Necessity is the mother . , . . 1 ,VVVV W.,,,,,,,,,,,f -.-.r.M,,,.,..,.. ..., ,..,.....,,,...,,...M- SENIURS Agee, Fonda Columbia B 81 P A Alpha Phi A. W. S. Mortar Board Panhellenic Phi Chi Theta Student Govn. Comm. Anderson, John Powell Los Angeles, California Graduate Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Delta Chi Arnett, Lela Edwards Education Alpha Phi W. A. A. ' Swim Club, President . Dance Club , lntramurals S. G. A. Sigma Pi Alpha Baim, Jean lsabel Pine Bluff, Arkansas Journalism Savitar S. G. A. Publicity Comm. Gamma Alpha Chi Ball, Vir5inia Alice Vermillion, South Dakota Journalism Kappa Alpha Theta Gamma Alpha Chi PEO Missouri Student Savitar Barnett, Yvonne Ann Kansas City Arts 81 Science W. A. A. S. G. A. Dance Comm. Sr. Leader-Fresh. Orient. Alpha Phi Workshop Battle, Betsy Evans Clebunne, Texas Journalism Zeta Tau Alpha Femme Forum Betz, Meta St. Louis Agriculture Alvha Delta Pi S. G. A. Housing Comm, 'T -:'fI': 'F'-vfi' t 4 Alexander, Jean St. Louis .Agriculture Chi Omega Home Economics Club lr l l Anderson, Paul Robert : Crystal City . Agriculture Phi Delta Theta 1 l, l i Athens, George Tom . St. Joseph Education ' Delta Upsilon l Men's Panhellenic, Sec'y l l l Baker, Elizabeth Anne Malden Education Gamma Phi Beta Savitar ' Y Ballew, Anna Dean Columbia H Arts 81 Science Workshop Radio Forensics I. W. O. Sigma Pi Alpha Barnstorff, Alberta Columbia Asriculture Pi Beta Phi A Phi Upsilon Omicron Workshop' - Home Economics Club Benton, James Stanwood Jackson, Miss. B. 81 P. A. Sigma Aloha Epsilon Bilbv, J. Ed Brown's Station Engineering ASCE Ensineer Club Page 311 Birchfield, Thomas E. Kansas City B. 81 P. A. Sigma Phi Epsilon Blalcer, Patsy Jacksonville, lll. Education Pi Beta Phi Savitar Red Cross Bradley, Doris Louise Moberly Journalism Alpha Delta Pi Coffee Hour Bricliner, Monroe Lloyd Boonville B. 8- P. A. Sigma Nu lntramurals Brown, Martha Mercedes Columbia Arts 8: Science Kappa Kappa Gamma Buchert, Jean Ruth St. Louis Arts Br Science A. W. S. Judiciary Board Delta Tau Kappa Cock and Bull Club Read Hall Music Comm Page 37 Birk, Jacqueline Jane Kansas City Arts at Science Psi Chi Blincoe, Clifton Robert Odessa Arts 8m Science Alpha Chi Sigma Brady, Samuel D. Orrick Agriculture Ind. Ass. Ag Club Dairy Club Sr. Chmn., Farmer's Fair Barnwarmin' Brown, Andrew, Jr. Tuscaloosa, Ala. B. 81 P. A. Phi Kappa Psi Delta Sigma Pi Brown, Miriam Eleanor Trenton Arts 5 Science Kappa Kappa Gamma S. G. A. Committee lntramurals Phi Chi Theta Savitar Buckley, Barbara Hayti Journalism Delta Delta Delta Gamma Alpha Chi Jr. League of Women Voters S. G. A. Publicity Comm. Read Hall Pub. Comm. Tiger Claws Two coffee addicts improve their aesthetic tastes at a Read Hall'photographY exhibit. , X-. , C ,i Bischoff, Betty L. Kansas City Journalism Alpha Chi Omega Theta Sigma Phi Kappa Alpha Mu Blumenfeld, Sylvia Dallas, Texas Journalism Alpha Epsilon Phi Gamma Alpha Chi Brauss, Orville Walker St, Louis B. 8: P. A. Sigma Chi S. V. O. Brown, Elizabeth Nolya Pierce City Arts 81 Science Zeta Tau Alpha Women's Panhellenic Read Hall Rec. Comm. W. A. A. A. W. S. Brownfield, William Noel Kansas City B. 81 P. A. Phi Delta Theta Bumgarneri, Rose Kathryne Odessa Arts 81 Science W. A. A. M Women Pi Delta Nu Bissell, Jack R. St. Louis B. 81 P. A. Sigma Chi Boutin, Alice Ann Cape Girardeau Journalism Delta Gamma Theta Sigma Phi P. S. A. Cabinet Read Hall Pub. Comm. Forensics Breitenstein, George F. St. Louis B. 8. P. A. Phi Mu Alpha Brown, James Wingate Maysville B. Sr P. A. Phi Delta Theta Bryant, Billie Washington, D. C. Journalism Theta Sigma Phi Tiger Claws Showme lntramurals Bunker, Virginia Ray St. Louis Arts 8: Science Kappa Alpha Theta Baseball Intramural S. G. A. Dance Comm l . ..--. .:... sg . .. .:.,.,f 1.1, TWMNU ... cz: ' 1-M Aw- -+'- - ' '- ,..,,.,,.,,.,,,,,..1e.., .U -f if ,wi-rw---lfrfrf--'even rf. :,l, 3 i .:'T rj-.... p . -1 y'? 41 6 ly lllll Burnett, Patricia Mae Indianapolis, Incl. l Journalism Kappa Kappa Gamma Chm. Read Hall Pub. Comm. Savitar Frolics Comm. Gamma Alpha Chi Carlisle, Daniel W. Princeton B. 81 P. A. Sigma Nu Phi Eta Sisma Cearnal, Dale Joplin Law Beta Theta Pi Clancy, Jane Catherine Springfield, Mass. 3 Kappa Kappa Gamma Kappa Tau Alpha Gamma Alpha Chi . S. G. A. Committee Read Hall Music Comm. Il cock and sun club l Journalism W l Cole, B. Marie Anderson - Medical Gamma Phi Beta Phi Delta Nu B. S. U. Coyne, Patricia Royce Joplin Arts 8: Science Kappa Kappa Gamma House President's Council Cunningham, James F. Chicago, lll. Journalism Lambda Chi Alpha Cosmopolitan Club Inter-American Club Alpha Delta Sigma r. l , g Dittbrenner, Barbara A. , Ottumwa, Iowa iii Journalism ,li Alpha Delta Pi Theta Sigma Phi . - Kappa Alpha Mu l Intramurals l- f Savitar X! . 155 if t i l l 4 .. :s....--, -. , , , . .-1,,.-.f:'E2Q..-1- 1- x .. - X 25I2 ,-4-usurgivgg V .....Q.-5 S 2.1 3 rg, , llllllllL ll K, A M X AF Busbee, Helen Carolyn St. Petersburg, Fla. Journalism Alpha Chi Omesa Gamma Alpha Chi Cartmell, Sally Hagerstown, Ind. Arts 8aScience Alpha Chi Ome5a Theta Sigma Phi Chancellor, Dorothy L. Lamar Journalism Alpha Chi Omeia Delta Sigma Rho Kappa Alpha Mu Gamma Alpha Chi Debate Squad Senior Leader Clingenpeel, Kathryn S. Fayette B. Br P. A. Delta Delta Delta Phi Chi Theta Connett, Frank Davis, Jr. Agency Arts 8: Science Law Phi Gamma Delta Crisler, Katherine Lee Glasgow Education Tisler Claws Dale, Lois Lorene Rich Hill Asriculture I. W. O. President Home Economics Club Phi Upsilon Omicron College Farmer A. W. S. Council C. P. A. Doder, Roberta Clayton Journalism Theta Sigma Phi American Red Cross Y. W. C. A. tu Phone Booth Art -..,..,,,,-L -' ,, 1 ' lem- K ire:-s-efwrtfst ya , ' L . . .. -.,. ,.,. .- at - ae, .. - . , -. . .-L-,-..,s t. V SENIURS E s . - - ,W Cahill, David Francis Kansas City En9ineerinS Lambda Chi Alpha 1 Case, Bettye Jo St. Louis Journalism Theta Sigma Phi Kappa Alpha Mu Radio Workshop Read Hall Music Comm. Chandler, Corinne Baskett Hannibal Arts 8: Science Pi Beta Phi Cheerleader Tiger Claws Athletic Comm. CS. G. AJ Cochran, Beverly Jean Kansas City Education Kappa Alpha Theta Intramural Board W. A. A. Red Cross Cook, Morris Wayne Richmond Arts 3x Science Sigma Chi Crow, Jane Carley St. Louis Journalism Theta Sigma Phi S. G. A. Pub. Comm. Dalton, Carolyn Columbia Education Alpha Chi Omesa Art Club Y. W. C. A. Dorsett, Elizabeth Kansas City Education Y. W. C. A. Sigma Pi Alpha Phi Lambda Theta l. W. O. Campbell, Mary Frances Kansas City Education Presbyterian Stud't Assn. Caselaeer, Oran T. Waverly Arts 8: Science Christensen, Thomas S. Manhasset, N. Y. Journalism Kappa Alpha QEBH Phi Eta Sigma Pan Hellenic Council ODK Cohn, Robert Donald Kansas City B. 8: P. A. Zeta Beta Tau Cheerleader Producer Savitar Frolics Cottrell, Betty Gayle Cherryville Arts 8a Science YWCA Cummins, Joseph Elvin Oak Grove Agriculture Alpha Gamma Rho Ag. Club Alpha Zeta Rui Nex 4-H Club CMizzouP Student Br. A. S. A. E. Block and Bridle Club Denny, Dorris Gose Fayette Agriculture Drane, Robert Russell Harrisburi Agriculture Alpha Gamma Rho Rui Nex Ag. Club Poultry Club Page 38 Douglass, Virginia Bell McBaine Arts Alpha Gamma Delta unavmatv Chorus Edwards, Tom N- Eldon B. 81 P. A. Pm Dain Theta Delian Lea!!-12 Ellerbrake, Earl G. St. Louis Engineering Engine Club Amer.Soc. olMech. E Faubion, SallY AN' Kansas CitY Arts Delta Delta Delta Fidler, Eva Sue Salisbury Education Sigma Alpha lota University Singers House Pres. Council Fox, Robert Lee Harviell Agriculture ng. Dunagin. Ruth Gravette, Ark. Journalism Women's Residence Hall Assoc. Women Students Judiciary Board Jour. Students Assn. Theta Sigma Phi Ehrlich, Virginia Lee Little Rock, Ark. Education Alpha Epsilon Phi S. G. A. Y. W. C, A. Missouri Student Ellington, Charles G. St. Louis B. 8- P. A. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fendorl, Katherine Jefferson City Arts University Chorus S. G. A. Fietv, Barbara Simrall Kansas CitY Arts Kappa KaDDa Gamma lnternat'l Relations Club Spanish Club Jr. LeagueWomenVoters Frank, Cherie Chicago, lll. Journalism Delta Gamma Cheer Leader Tiger Claws Homecoming Comm. Gamma Alpha Chi k AQ Q 2 ! P T, A 9' 1 x it f' ' . 3 , i 'l WP, 'I '-at N l .Nga ' I ' l ' -ie '7 Fa CT- :Q . '73 is 1 ,A J 1. 1 - of . .. - Z 543 iff? ,' A woman's work is never done as long if the Wofkihov JWQDS turning out plays. Note who's doing the smiling. The Door make-up artists never get a break. Pane Jo fx 1' g.. 3' pn. J-..,.e -..k,-t,4.C.'-.. d.s....-4 A Dreyer, Arthur, Capt. Columbia Graduate Journalism Sigma Delta Chi Sigma Tau Zeta Phi Sigma Delta Eidmann, Mickey Inez Lincoln, Neb. Journalism Delta Gamma Theta Sigma Phi Ellis, Joan R. Palmyra Journalism Zeta Tau Alpha S. G. A. University Singers Femme Forum Fendorf, Maribel Jefferson City B. 8: P. A. Alpha Pi Zeta Phi Chi Theta Filling, GwYned St. Charles Journalism Gamma Alpha Chi French, Helen L. Kansas CitY Arts 81 Science Delta Gamma Workshop Exec. Board Eaton, Wilma Jean Lee's Summit Arts Y. W. C. A. Eilrid, Stephen Lawrence Chicago, lll. Education Delta Uosilon, President Embleton, Barbara G. Leavenworth, Kan. Arts Pi Beta Phi Art Club Homecoming Comm. Towertime Ferguson, Fern U. Wayland B. Bt P. A. Forney, Jeanne Ann Kansas City Arts at Science Pi Beta Phi Savitar S. G. A. Intramurals Delta Phi Delta Frumil, Elsa A. St. Louis Journalism Gamma Alpha Chi Political Science Club German Club . 4 .o 4 1 I -: ' 1 1. .' ,hi-r w L 01' ' Cf - 2 ' - 4 1 -, V wg. ,T.- s. . , ... . 1':m.,: ,...-. . 5 .IX .J 'S' 1-,,-.. .' ,. ..-1'-.ff L . ,. . . rg, ,-,.,. , Cn r 5 .lj.'..:, . 4- L:E,Q'-j??-:,':':vri.eE'-'glfljf--KF -- 9-- - I. 1-e.l,zf.-,, 'W-offs Riff.--P .. ff. .1 'fin-. 5 ,E r V' it IIS L ,Ls lllli - s . t o 'u .rf HH ' g it V'-he 2 ' W , 1 anlizgw ' '- '? i i: o- Gallup, Elizabeth Ann Trenton Arts 81 Science Mortar Board, President Sr. Rep. Stud't Gov't Assn. Sr. Rep. Assoc. Women Students Kappa Kappa Gamma Gillespie, John Dexter Camden, Ark. B.8tP. A. Goldman, Victor David St. Joseph B. 8: P. A. Eagles 81 Anchors l. M. A. J. S. O. Fite, Peggy Rae El Dorado, Kan. Alpha Phi 1 Kappa Alpha Mu ' Theta Sigma Phi Graham, Jo. Anne Trenton Arts 8r Science Delta Gamma Psi Chi University Chorus Greenblot, Pearl Kansas City Journalism Phi Sigma Sigma Missouri Student Savitar Grimes, Nelle Nadine Columbia Arts 81 Science Pi Beta Phi lntraniurals Savitar W. A. A. University Chorus Hall, Marjorie Frances Shrewsbury, Mass. Journalism Chi Omega S. G. A. Committee Read Hall Music Comm. Cock 84 Bull Club, Pres. Tiger Claws Glennon Club Gamma Alpha Chi Garner, J. Marvin Mendon Agriculture Alpha Gamma Sisma Block and Bridle Agriculture Club Gilman, Mary Ruth Kansas City, Kan. B. 81 P. A. Alpha Chi Omega Panhellenic Council A. W. S. Phi Chi Theta Good, Patricia Lee New Franklin Agriculture l. W. O. Goodman, Herschell Kansas City Arts 8g Science Gray, William Boyce Augusta, Ga. Journalism Pi Kappa Alpha Alpha Delta Sigma Showme Tiger Claws Greener, William Memphis. Tenn. B. 81 P. A. Zeta Beta Tau S. G. A. Dance Chairman Homecoming Dance, Ch. Delian League Read Hall Committee Grimm, Ferdinand P. Clayton Arts 81 Science Lambda Chi Alpha, V.-P. Hall, Martha Gene Claremore, Okla. Arts 3c Science Kappa Delta A. W. S. House President Serenade sermons - George, Joseph Henry Springfield B. 81 P. A. Kappa Alpha Order Goerlitz, Charles Francis St. Joseph ' B. 8s P. A. Finlayson, H. Stewart Akron, Ohio Education Varsity Baseball M Men's Club Beta Theta Pi Gordon, Martha Anne Jefferson City Journalism Pi Beta Phi Theta Sigma Phi Savitar - Green,Jenevieve M. , Keyser, W. Va. Journalism Gamma Alpha Chi Gregory, Dantzelle Jefferson City Arts 81 Science Home Economics Club Tiger Claws Delta Phi 'Delta Haar, Betty Jo Jefferson City Journalism Templecrone S. G. A. Committee TiSer Claws Hamilton, C. W. J St. Louis B. 84 P. A. Lambda Chi Alpha Georges, George P. St. Louis Arts 81 Science Lambda Chi Alpha Goldman, Harold West Palm Beach, Fla. Journalism Freshmen Couric. '41-'42 Soph. Counc.,Tr. '42- '43 Fischer, Caroline Jefferson City Arts 81. Science Kappa Kappa Gamma Gorham, Burnette R. Lockport, lll. B. 81 P. A. Delta Tau Delta Greenberg, Jean M. St. Joseph Journalism Gamma Alpha Chi Savitar Co-Ed., Read Hall Bull. Panhellenic S. G. A. Pub. Comm. Grigsby, Suzanne K. Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Journalism . I Kappa Kappa Gamma Gamma Alpha Chi Showme lntramurals Homecoming Committee Hagedorn, Wayne A. Rhineland B. A P. A. Basketball 1, 2, 3 Hansen, Lois Shirley Louviers, Colo. - Journalism l. W. O. Page 40 Hamer, BettY AN' Joplin Am 8-f5Ci2'1W Hatch,:James HenrY. lll Kansas CitY Engineerinfl Sigma Chi Tau Beta Pi Pi TILA Sigma Druids Mystical Seven 0. D. K. Buuall Cabinet Heisinger, Lois D. Jefferson City Journalism A. W. S. Student Counc. S. G. A. Committee Gamma Alpha Chi Herzog, William E. Brookfield Engineering Pres. Eng, Club St. Pat's Board A. S. C. E. S. G. A. Hoffman, Annette Trenton Education Kappa Kappa Gamma Pi Lambda Theta Howell, G. Henry Clinton B. A P. A. Sigma Nu Homecoming Committee Harrington, Ward O. Atlanta ABriculture Ag. Club Alpha Zeta Miuou 4-Hers Alpha Tau Alpha Ag. Engineering Club Ind. Ag. Club B. S. U. Heare, Marnelle Amarillo, Texas Journalism Gamma Aloha Chi Missouri Student Henne, O. Edward, Jr. St. Louis Journalism Kappa Aloha Alpha Delta Sigma Hess, Jean Lois Kansas City B. at P. A. Fresh. Orient. Board S. G. A. Committee B. 8: P. A. Council Phi Chi Theta Panhellenic Pres., Alpha Chi Omega Holtschneider, Mary E. Jefferson Citv Arts 8a Science Alpha Delta Pi lntramurals Howland, Anna Jo Wakenda Arts 8m Science University Chorus President, Hendrix Hall r 3 . A.. rl v 'F Q -.- .4 1. .-....-J-.1-4 4-.1 I , I 1 , 1 I yi r...- gh' : N . . 4, 1 .ax '7 X safe. rl . so in 553 V 5 ' W. l , xx J X . . E ,sv Q t ik , X JI 1. P ,L1!if..' , 1 Q L 1 ' : LPS ,J - f Q' A QT of-gt' - , Scif, ' , CW . V , ' I Q m4,,.QgfIVh -W Y Q I X x ' .,.Vi,., H -S r cgi It Ru. 5-,A - E , IJ i a A Q ia? ' - , V ,g F7 L at .Lg X? ls this hysteria resulting from standing in line 'everywhere you 50 in Columbia? No, those smiles iust indicate that it's worth the time spent waiting lor tickets'to'tl12fS-l.G A-'daniel Page 41 nl. , ,.. M..-L ,-fig..-..-....--..-. - Harris, John Robert Columbia B. 81 P. A. Phi Delta Theta Burrall Jay Show Workshop Hebeler, Betty Ann Tulsa, Okla. Arts 8- Science Pi Beta Phi Psi Chi Panhellenic Workshop Member Hensley. Ruth Ann Fulton Arts 81 Science Pi Delta Nu W. A. A. Hetheriton, Dorothy Hannibal Education Chi Omeia Tiger Claws S. G. A. Dance Com lntramurals Hook, Oliver Frankli Lee's Summit B. 8t P. A. Beta Theta Pi lntramurals Varsity Baseball Hrdlicka, Meryl J. Columbia B, 8t P. A. Lambda Chi Alpha m. n Hash, Frank F. Haskell, Okla. Journalism Pi Kappa Alpha Eagles 8- Anchors Delian League Alpha Delta Sigma Presstime Hecht, William Robert Creve Coeur A Arts 81 Science Henton, Harold Francis Slater B. Bt P. A. Pi Mu Epsilon Eta Kappa Nu Hils, Howard A. Columbia Graduate Lambda Chi Aloha, Tr. Hoover, Helen Kansas City Arts 8- Science Chi Omega Huff, Clyde R., Jr. Webster Groves Arts 81 Science fy.. ,...r.w: T , f'Lf2'i,,ffQ','l.Z:f'-1Lg11,.f .-V'..f:?f'f:' 4. i C35 mx I Z ai.-f 5 X f -atiaiif-...E imkti ff WW ii I 'tg gg L J , of Z-W 3 WM , --rnrg ' ,ggjg G!! S295-ie Humphrey, Patricia Kansas CitY Education Kappa KaDP-1 Gamma Jackson, Jean Anne SalisburY Arts 3x Science Templecrone lnter Co-op Council Johnson, Marilyn Dale Kirkwood Journalism Music Club Pan-American Club Swimmini Gamma Alpha Chi Jones, Robert Scarritt Norwalk, Conn. Journalism Sigma Alpha Epsilon Kappa Alpha Mu Sigma Delta Chi Tiger Claws Kegel, Walter R. Santa Fe, N. Mex. Law Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Delta Phi Justice Student Court Missouri Law Review Ed. Kemp, Loretta Alice Kansas City Journalism Phi Sigma Sigma Gamma Alpha Chi Kimlin, Helen Kansas City Journalism Missouri Workshop Gamma Alpha Chi Kurz, Martha Marian Webster Groves Education Delta Gamma Sr. Chmn. Freshmen Orient. Savitar Hurt, Lucy Lea Horn Lake, Miss. Journalism Gamma Alpha Chi, Pres. Social Chm., Chi Omega Jenkins, Vivian Jean Advance Education Home Ec. Club I. W. O. College Farmer Home Ec. Co-op. House It's a Boy ...Aw A. ,W5,g:5:Qi:j.., ,vp-jg ,,.5m,a , ' 1. , - - h .--Moa . .. ,. N,,,-,- J.-U. ---L.. ..r Af. .. --. ar N-'H - SENIORS Johnston. Nancy S. Platte City Journalism Pi Beta Phi Jones, Marjorie Ruth Columbia Education Chi Omega C. S. C. Sigma Pi Alpha Intramurals Keith, Robert William Trenton B. 8- P. A. Beta Theta Pi Kent, Roy Wing Mexico B. 8r P. A. Beta Theta Pi Kincaid, Harold F. Mendon Engineering Alpha Gamma Sigma Ensineers Club Student Government Krasnow, Sheldon S. Stockton, Calif. B. 8: P. A. Sigma Alpha Mu Huscher, Edward A. Higginsville B. 8: P. A. Sigma Chi S. V. O. Agriculture Club lntramurals Johnson, George Edmond lndianola, Iowa Arts 81 Science Alpha Tau Omega Sigma Delta Chi Kappa Alpha Mu Johnston, Zella Lee Crocker Arts 8t Science Juda, Eugene S., Jr. St. Joseph B. 8: P. A. Zeta Beta Tau, President Delian League Usher, University Concerts Conv. Comm. of S. G. A. KellY, Kathleen Mae Houston Education Zeta Tau Alpha M Women'sXClub W. A. A. Swim Club Kern, John W. Basehor, Kan. B. 8t P. A. Sigma Chi Savitar Intramurals King, Mariorie Jean Kansas City Arts 8: Science Templecrone Psi Chi Knotts, Charlotte Elmer Education I. W. O. Home Ec. Club Jae, James Junior St. Louis Arts 84 Science Sigma Alpha Epsilon r Johnson, George T. Lexington B. 8x P. A. Phi Delta Theta Jones, Robert C. Kansas City B. as P. A. Sigma Chi Kailer, John David Pittsburgh, Pa. Journalism Sigma Alpha Epsildn Showme Q Alpha Delta Sigma Campus Pub. Assn. Kemm, James O. Springfield Journalism Kappa Tau Alpha Si3ma Delta Chi Kimberlin, Mary K. Bourbon Arts .81 Science W. A. A. M Women's Club Swim Club Kitchen, Peggy Kansas City Arts at Science Gamma Phi Beta Klein, Jean Murray Sikeston Asriculture Phi Delta Theta Asriculture Club Page 42 1 ' '-'tiara :ln ---rw 1 H Lamme, Linda Laurette Kansas CitY Arts 8: Science Savitar Pi Beta Phi Read Hall Committee Intramurals Livasy, Jeanette Ann Kansas CitY Engineerini Lishen, ShirleY M. Webster Groves Education Gamma Phi Beta Pi Lambda Theta Lohman, Louis Marin! Jefferson City Agriculture Block it Bridle Alpha Zeta .Lowry, James S. Crystal City B. 81 P. A. Delta Tau Delta McEntire, Marilyn Kansas City Arts St Science Page 43 Langenbacher, Lovetre E. St. Charles Journalism Mortar Board Theta Sigma Phi, Pres. A. W. S, Kappa Tau Alpha l. W. O. Liese, Lois Ruth Kansas City B. 8- P. A. Alpha Pi Zeta Phi Chi Theta W. R. H., Treasurer Lloyd, Elizabeth Kansas City Agriculture Alpha Phi Home Economics Club Y. W. C. A. Long, C. Christine St. Joseph Journalism Theta Sisma Phi, Treas. Kappa Tau Alvha Ludwig, Carol NormandY Education Delta Phi Delta Associate Workshop McFarland, Kathryn W. Jonesbur! Arts 81 Science University Chorus What could be more appropriate than boys and Sirls and intramural iootball games with beer on the wav? H i -A! Alu, LAJLA: --x -,V,,i.,-.m.,,h3!e.,i,-Y..-- 1- ..-...1.. Laughlin, Phyllis P. St. Joseph Arts 8x Science Lieblins, Harold Stanley Kansas City B. 81 P. A. Phi Sigma Delta Table Tennis Crown Mahan Poetry Savitar Missouri Student Losan, Richard Sutton Carthage Engineering Sigma Nu A. l. Ch. E. Love, Marian Wilma Hannibal Agriculture l. W. 0. Home Economics Club Lyle, Patsy Ann Columbia Arts 8: Science Alpha Chi Ome5a international Relations Club Modern Dance Club Political Action Comm. Mclnnes, Jack Duncan Kansas City Engineerin! Phi Delta Theta Phi Eta Sigma A. l. Ch. E. Engineers Club O. D. K. Lawson, Emmert E. Osborn Agriculture Aluha Zeta Alpha Phi Ome9a Agriculture Club Agriculture En9. Club Y. Nl. C. A. M. S. O. Leake, Peggy Ann University City Journalism Pi Beta Phi Theta Sigma Phi S. G. A. Dance Comm. R. H. Activities Comm. Logue, Barbara Jean Tulsa, Okla. Arts 81 Science Delta Delta Delta Lowe, Peggy Salt Lake City, Utah Journalism Alpha Delta Pi Savitar Theta Sigma Phi Dance Committee Mademoiselle Col. Bd. McColloch, Andrew H Monroe CilY B. 8- P. A. Tau Kappa Epsilon McKelvey, Robert K. Columbia Arts 81 Science Psi Chi Alpha Pi Zeta Show-me Coop. House is-1-...aw .,'F,fT ' 1-.a ' 'fv:..'t5 i' ' . f if 'I-' -KE P ..,. , X .1 5 u 'lr I 5 3,,w1V-k3,y,g,- ,791-,1 E. ,Z'-cfs, .. 'f-a .r U..- L.. r 4 fa 4 a ' l 4 W ,ge j Wanted: 'ij::-'-'fluff Nur, '. 'f f lla, A 41' A cg! 15 Q . MaOuoid, Charles B. Memphis B. 81 P. A. Alpha Tau OmeSa Pres., Men's Pan-Hellenic Mystical Seven Delican League Sr. Councilman, S. G. A. Marr, Dorothy Memphis, Tenn. Journalism Alpha Chi Omefla Gamma Alpha Chi Showme lntramurals Mathewson, John A5lin St. Louis B. 8r P. A. Lambda Chi Aloha Convocations Comm. Mayfield, Loomis F. Sikeston Agriculture Phi Della Theta a Mertel Stanley Edward Warrensburg B 84 P A Lambda Chl Alpha Mlller John Donald Washington D C Journalism Phr Kappa Psl Sigma Delta Chl Showme J School Show Moore James D Shelblna EnSlneerlnS Alpha Chl Sigma Englneers Club A l Ch E Morrow LawrenceS McGregor Minn B 8rP A l M O MaGill2 Muriel Louise Kansas City Arts 81 Science Alpha Phi Y. W. C. A. Junior League Marshall, Jean Caliiornia . Journalism Delta Delta Della Gamma 'Alpha Chi Showme Mattingly, Harriet Sue Odessa B. 8: P. A. Gamma Phi Beta, Treas. Phi Chi Theta Coll. League ol Women Voters Maxey, Ernestine Demopolis, Ala. Journalism Chi Omega Mortar Board Gamma iAlpha Chi Showme Meyer John Mansfield Shreveport La B 84 P A Zeta Beta au Mllller Mary Lee Kansas Clty Arts 8- Science l W O Phr Sigma lota Slsma Delta Pl lnter American Club Read Hall Comm lntramurals Moore Patrlcla Oregon Arts 8: Science Sigma Alpha Iota Unlverslty Chorus Unlverslty Band Mueller Paul A Jackson Arts 81 Science Delta Tau Delta One Octupus z--mrs-ruse l .w-rqo-rvvsQ-- slllulls , r , . ' il' . l . . I 1 - , . 4 . , ., Jr. , . L ri-r Mg... 1- 1-1-z--1:-1-5-1: ..........3..-.,.-ac.:-..- --Ln, .- . gn- - . .a- Manley, Alice Dorothy Farmington Journalism Gamma Alpha Phi Martin, Bernard Richmond Heights B. BHP. A. Zeta Beta Tau Savitar Glee Club Maughmer, Norman E. Savannah Agriculture Agriculture Club Block 8r Bridle Club Meat Judging Team Maxwell, Marilyn Eileen St. Joseph Education Alpha Gamma Delta University Chorus ' Y. W. C. A. Pi Lambda Theta Sigma Pi Alpha Meyer, Lee St. Louis Cir. Mgr. Black 81 Gold lntramural Sports B. 81 P. A. Delta Sigma Pi Eailes 3x Anchors Baseball '45, '47 AmVet Mills, Jeanne Denver, Colo. Journalism Gamma Phi Beta Gamma Alpha Chi Moore, Thomas W. Mountain View B. 81 P. A. Sigma Chi Mulcahy, William C. Sikeston Agriculture Agriculture Club Margaritis, Violet C. St. Louis Education Masters, Martha Ann Kansas City Agriculture Home Ec. Club l. W. O. Femme' Forum Glennon Club Maurer, Mary Patricia Kirkwood Arts 8: Science Kappa Alpha Theta Red Cross ' Psi Chi Intramurals Menown, Donald E. St. Louis B. 81 P. A. Sigma Chi, President Delian League ' Miller, Dorothy F. St. Joseph Education Chi Omega Sigma Alpha lota Workshop Mitchell, Randall L. Paducah, Ky. Journalism : Alpha Delta Sigma Morrow, Alice Lindsay Excelsior Springs Agriculture Mortar Board Phi Upsilon A. WIS. S. G. A. W. A. A. M Club Home Ec. Council Home Ec. Club Templecrone Judiciary Board Mulkey, Donald R. Platte City B. 81 P. A. Page 44 Musgrave, Margaret Marie Columbia B, Sr P, A. Sigma Epsilon Si9ma I, W. O. Phi Chi Theta Norris, Jeannette Kansas City Journalism Alpha Phi Theta Sigma Phi Jr. League Women Voters Peironnet, Shirley Ann Kansas City Journalism Alpha Phi S, G. A. Dance Comm. Read Hall Rec. Comm. Theta Sigma Phi Y. W. C. A. Jr. League Women Voters Peterson, MarY S. Charlotte, N. C. Arts Xt Science Delta Delta Delta S. G. A. Pollock, Cecelia Jule Atlanta, Ga. Journalism Alpha Epsilon Phi Tiger Claws SI G. A. Pep Rally Comm Gamma Alpha Chi Price, Herbert Dodd Kansas City Engineering Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pan-Hell Pledge Council A. S. Ch. E. Neel, Betty Gene Bonne Terre Agriculture Home Ec. Club Ottolini, Phyllis M. St. Louis Arts 8- Science Penson, Molly Miami Beach, Fla. Arts 81 Science Alpha Chi Omega Varsity Debate Squad Phi Sigma lota Delta Sigma Rho Poehlman, Geraldine E. Macon B. 8: P. A. University Singers Phi Chi Theta Femme Forum Potter, Dorothy Helen Macon B. 81 P. A. Phi Chi Theta Prichard, Chloe Ardith Robertsville Arts 8: Science Pi Delta Nu ' 1 -QV bl. wld? 1- -.,. 1 P 1 .-f' . .f, -5.L:2q,1x..q.-c--..ef-rggx--.-Ia ---c...Mfw--- - 'Y Y 11 . ,ff Neilson, Gordon St. Louis Education Alpha Phi Omega Sigma Pi Aloha Alpha Phi Zeta Parham, Curt Capleville, Tenn. Agriculture Sigma Alpha Ensilon Peters, Reaves Edwin Kansas City B. 8t P. A. Siima Chi Convocation Committee Intramurals S. V. O. Pohl, Naudane Pearl Dallas, Texas Journalism Gamma Alpha Chi Prewitt, Jr. Pro Vance Jackson Heights, N. Y. Arts 8m Science Sigma Nu Alpha Phi Omega Pritchett, Nellie Sue Frankford Agriculture Home Ec. Club Phi U 4-H Club C. S. C. Niblo, Katharine E. Tokyo, Japan Arts 8: Science Delta Delta Delta House Pres. Council Jr. League of Women Voters Workshop Pautler, Elaine Ann Ste. Genevieve Arts 81 Science Gamma Phi Beta Peterson, Donald C. Kahoka Journalism Sisma Delta Chi Kappa Alpha Mu Kappa Tau ,Alpha Polk, Marian Winilred Kansas City Journalism S. G. A. Convocation Bd. Read Hall Pub. Comm. House Presidents Council Gamma Alpha Chi University Chorus Missouri Workshop Price, Betty Lee Wellin9, Okla. Arts Bi Science Savitar Kappa Alpha Theta Red Cross Proctor, Marguerite Tipton Arts 81 Science Alpha Delta Pi Season football tickets are at a premium as loyal Tiger fans sacrifice their nightly 8 hours for sure seats at the games. Pagr 45 ffw W ' ne freshman coming out on top SRENIURS Rector, lmogene N. Rankin, Mary Louise v,,,.. v-f-. .- . Wi1rwm,15L':i1..1.,.,:, . ., ..... .-.- - ' A - ..-, fe . f, .. rgi.5:f.f,mfT7gg'eg,-:g .a..: .sE-7g.:',f-fzfsay.-afar,fl: 51.1-i,'.7j.,75,-.Q-as w-1gfsw.h.:t.' -- ' 3 .. lj y X f O Radley, Edward T. Conway. Ark. Graduate Student American Chemical Soc. Rehbogen, Rosemary St. Louis Arts 81 Science W. R. H. ' Pi Delta Nu Tiger Claws Ridge, Jack R. Kansas City B. 8r'P. A. Sigma Chi TiSer Battery Capt., Varsity Polo Team President, Missouri Polo and Riding Assn. Roberts, Eleanor 7Louise Gallatin Arts 8t Science Pi Beta Phi Rollins. Harriett Carthage Arts 8: Science Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Pan-Hellenic Rooney, KennethfEarl Monett B. 8r P. A. ' Delta Sigma Pi Ruff. Ellgene E. Russell, Kan. Graduate Student Alpha Tau Omega Schaad, Mary Louise Kansas City B. 81 P. A. Kevpa Alpha Theta lntramurals Ramsey, Mary Lucille Parma Education Alpha Delta Pi Renirow, Betty Jane West Plains Education W. A. A. Swim Club Ridgway, Charles 'B. Columbia Journalism S. G. A. O. E. B. H. Tigerflaws Savitar Sigma Delta Chi l. M. A. Eagles 8: Anchors Workshop Student Campus Columns Burrall Cabinet C. P. A. Kappa Tau Alpha O. D. K. Roberts, L. Marvin Jefferson City ' Education Rollins, M. 'Steve New York, N. Y. Arts Br Science Alpha Gamma Delta Savitar Junior League Y. W. C. A. Rootes, Mary David Jefferson City Arts 8: Science Kappa Kappa Gamma Psi Chi Savitar Rundquist, Richard M. Green Bay, Wis. Arts 8: Science Sigma Aloha Epsilon Schenk, Otto Kansas City, Kan. B. Xt P. A. Lambda Chi Alpha -2 Parkersburg, W. Va. Journalism V W. R. H. President, A. W. S. Mortar Board Gamma Alpha Chi Kappa Tau Alpha Richter, Magdalene LaGrange Arts 8- Science Alpha Delta Pi Riley, Franklin S.,UJr. Kansas City Journalism Eagles 8: Anchors Missouri Student Robnett, Margaret Louise Columbia Journalism Pi Beta Phi Theta Sigma Phi lntramurals Romdall, Mary Elaine Mexico Journalism Gamma Alpha'Chi Press Time lntramurals Rose, Helen R. Grand Junction, Colo. Journalism Kappa'lAlpha Theta Theta Sigma Phi Santow, Arthur Edward Michigan City, lnd. B. 8- P. A. Lambda ChiTAlpha Football M Men's Club Pan-Hellenic Schmitt, Ruth Jean Slater Agriculture Wichita, Kan. Journalism Theta Sigma Phi Kappa ?Alphs Mu . Richter, Norma Lou LaGrange B. 81 P. A. Alpha Delta:Pi Ritter, Mary'Ann Marked Tree, Ark. Agriculture Kappa Kappa Gamma Red ,Cross K Rodgers, Ruth Frances St.'5Louis Education W. R. H. W. A.'A. Swim Club Dance Club A. W. S. Sigma Pi Alpha Pi Lambda Theta - Ronayne, Frances Lolly Columbia Arts 81 Science ' Kappa Kappa Gamma Missouri Student lntramurals Rudder, Marion Justine Jefferson City Q B. 8: P. A. Pres., Kappa Alpha Theta A. W. S. Mortar Board Sayles, Margaret ,Lindsay Clinton Education Pi Beta Phi Pi Lambda Theta Missouri Student University Chorus Schnedler, Earl Robert St. Charles B. 81 P. A. Delta Sigma Pi Page 46 Schroder, Charles E. Palmyra B, 8- P. A. Kappa Sigma Delta Sigma Pi B, 3. P, A. Council Eagles and Anchors Y. Nt. C. A. J. C. C. Scott, Madison Victor St. Joseph Agriculture Sigma Nu Blue KcY Mystical Seven Burrall Phi Eta Sisma Sells, Alice Louise Kansas Citv Education Inter-American Club I. W. O. Shepler, Bill Darrell Marion, lll. Journalism Alpha Tau Omega Sigma Delta Chi Skourup, Wilbur N. Burlington, Iowa B. 8: P. A. Sigma Nu Alpha Phi Omega Delian League Intramurals Homecoming Vice-Chm n. Snoddy, Genevieve Kansas City Arts Br Science Zeta Tau Alpha Homecoming Committee Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Women's Pan-Hellenic Chapel Cabinet Schroeder, Helen Marie Washington Agriculture I. W, O. Home Economics Club Sears, James D. Webster Groves Graduate Sigma Alpha Epsilon Workshop Sewell, Loraine E. Topeka, Kan. Graduate Zeta Tau Alpha Swimming Club Bowling Team Sieck, Geraldine M. Bowling Green B. 8t P. A, W. R. H. Phi Chi Theta B. 3: P. A. Council Slote, Leslie Guy Brooklyn, N. Y. Journalism Phi Sigma Delta Pi Gamma Mu Showme Tiger Claws Workshop Spaldling, John F. Monroe City Law Phi Gamma Delta Phi Delta Phi Men's Pan-Hellenic Delian League , 1 If . if1 ..f' 9 ' a ,rn 5,1 f 'N . 1 . ' ef 5 ', S3 ', ' ,, .. S., df. je I i:'9 H' '. sa ' iwldiir 151- lil W No, this isn't spring housecleanin9'when the KaDDa Sig house was menaced by Tire, the inside was quickly moved outside causing the landscape to assume a new role. Page 47 -ef in 42 ,z l, 1: r. 'iff' 1' ,- l i 1 r r :JIU , gp-.. Y -.x.-,..... , Schweer, George William independence B. 84 P. A. Sigma Chi Seawell, Elixabeth Wells El Paso, Texas Graduate Zeta Tau Alpha Sharp, Eleanor Mabel Columbia Arts 8: Science Alpha Chi Omega Shields, Mitze Jean Kansas City Arts 8: Science Smith, Ralph Foster St. Joseph B. 8- P. A. Phi Delta Theta Spano, John Joseph Cliffside Park, N. J. Journalism Delta Tau Delta Kappa Tau Alpha Sigma Delta Chi Freshman Council Scott, Frank Sanford Meeteetse, Wyo. Graduate Segell, Jack Harold St. Joseph B. 8- P. A. Zeta Beta Tau Student Asst., B. 8t P. A. Shelrin, David Z. Long Island, N. Y. Journalism Phi Sigma Delta O. E. B. H. C. P. A. O. D. K. Radio Workshop Homecoming Committee Sigel, Charlotte Bernice St. Louis Arts 8t Science Phi Sigma Sigma Workshop Femme Forum University Chorus Coffee Hour Snider, Kathryn Frances Kansas CitY Arts 8t Science Spencer, James Edward Columbia Engineering Student Gov't Assn. A. S. M. E. Engineers' Club .T ,,.- .,,'-F .,ga.-- ,-1-A-' ' a 4 - 1-'fi:i3i.1ff1f!'iff'-ff?iC 51f3'f-3f.? f l-3--'4a 4 - '-- 1' ' :'l' ' ,-rlii 111 l f , ,,,.,.. Q F w e 1 . .Q Ky U. , fr I 'N PX Fx 4 ri Spragg, Marion Columbia B. 81 P. A. Chi Ome5a Women's Panhellenic Stark, Louise Harrison, Ark. Journalism Chi Omega Showme Stewart, Wm. John Glendale B. 81 P. A. Pi Kappa Alpha Delta Sigma Pi B. 84 P. A. Council Missouri Student Sudbrock, Evelyn Virginia Independence Arts 81 Science Delta Phi Delta W. A. A. Tiser Claws Art Club Intramural Sports Tibbetts, Joan St. Joseph Arts 81 Science Pi Delta Nu Tucker, Josephine Hall St. Louis Journalism Theta Sigma Phi Van Horne, Alice Sikeston B. Xt P. A. Gamma Phi Beta ' Phi chi Theja Savitar fl Wade, Barbara Lea Springfield Education Pi Beta Phi Delta Phi Delta Art Club QQ! Mr. Spragg, Sheila Columbia B. 8. P. A. Gamma Phi Beta Phi Chi Theta Staubus, George Joseph Brunswick B. 8wP. A. Stickrod, Dottie Lou Kansas City Arts 81 Science Kappa Alpha Theta Savitar lnter-American Club Sudbrock, Meta Annette lndependence Arts 81 Science 'Pi Della Nu W. A. A. Tiger Claws Tidd, Ruth Mary Hutchinson, Kan. Arts 81 Science Pi Beta Phi lntramurals Turner, Marilyn Anne Columbia Journalism Delta Delta Delta Missouri College Farmer Theta Sigma Phi Q Homef,Economics Club Showme Viazny, Donald Martin Lamar B. 8x P. A. Delta Sigma Pi R. O. A. Wait, Dorothy E. Kansas City Arts 8: Science Zeta Tau Alpha Read Hall Rec. Comm. lnter-American Club lntramurals Amateur Thesbeans SENIURS I Stangebye, Patricia Ruth Mott, N. Dak. Journalism Gamma Phi Beta Pub. Dir. for Homecoming lntramurals Stayton, Georgina D. Mission, Kan. Arts 81 Science Kappa Kappa Gamma Savitar Publicity Comm. Stretch, Norma Columbia Education Alpha Phi Swope, Leslie J. Butler ASriculture Mystical Seven Alpha Zeta l. M. A. Ag. Club Independent Ags. Read Hall Policy Board O. D. K. Tipton, John Knight Denver, Colo. Journalism Sigma Alpha Epsilon A. D. S. Adv. Mgr., Student lnterfrat. Pledge Council Pan-Hellenic Turner, Martha Ann Memphis, Tenn. Journalism Chi Omega Gamma Alpha Chi S. G. A. Publicity Comm. Burrall- Cabinet Vogt, Carolyn i Maryville Arts 8x Science Delta Gamma Femme Forum Wallace, June Clarissa Beverly Hills, Calif. Journalism Alpha Chi Omega Theta Sigma Phi Stark, Joseph Leon Ithaca, N. Y. Engineerini Tau Beta Pi I. M. A. Alpha Chi Sigma A. l. Ch. E. Alpha Phi Omega O. E. B. H. ' Engine Club O. D. K. Burrall Cabinet Stegall, Guy Wakefield St. Louis Journalism AmVets Eagles 8: Anchors Alpha Sigma Phi Stuver, Joan Kansas City . . Arts 81 Science Delta Gamma W. A. A. Forensics i Coffee Hour Committee Femme Forum Tanner, Sue E. Silceston Education , Delta Delta Delta Red 'Cross Workshop Tripplehorn, Gerre2F. Tulsa, Okla. Education Kappa Alpha Theta Red Cross Ummel, Helen G. Carthage Journalism Kappa AlphaTMu Waddocle, Prudence Webster Groves Journalism Alpha Chi Omega Theta Sigma Phi Waria. Frances Lucille St. Louis Arts 81 Science l. W. O. Page 48 L Warren, Charles Stevens Richland Education Phi Mu AlDhB Universitv Band UniversitY Ch0'U5 Weber, Arthur Rudolph Sappinston Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha Chi Epsilon Pi Mu Epsilon A. S. C. E. Engine Club Welteclce, Carolyn Ann Shreveport, La. Education Delta Delta Delta S. G. A. Housins Comm. Read Hall Rec. Comm. Tower Time Red Cross Home Ec. Club Wheaton, Charlotte Louise Columbia Arts 8: Science l. W. O. Activities Bur. Chorus Wiegner, Marilyn Virginia Memphis Arts 31 Science Pi Beta Phi Sigma Alpha Iota Delta Phi Delta Wiggins, Farrell Elmo Advance B. Er P. A. Page 49 Watson, Dolores E. Kansas City B. 8- P. A. Alpha Phi Phi Chi Theta S. G.'A. Committee Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ReadlHall Rec.iComm. Wecker, Jack Emporia, Kan. Journalism Sigma Nu Eagles 81 Anchors Wendleton, James David Bunceton Agriculture Wheeler, Otis V., Jr. Columbia B. 8: P. A. Phi Delta Theta Whitnell, Mary Lynn Albuquerque, N. Mex Journalism Kappa Alpha Theta Savitar, Asst. Bus. Mgr. Theta Sigma Phi Missouri Student Wilbur, James L. Kansas CitY Journalism Sigma Alpha Epsilon Alpha Delta Sisma Savitar -- -1-. I l ,s Iso 'D x f ft 'ir .1 '-lgw . Cf - ,-,,+v -H- an N1 s Warm days bring students into the sun for various pastimes, notably studying. .,,,- , ...1... ............1..- 'ww .-.W an, . a .: ' 4' 1 Ho . ' 4 'A W 'fmiart .wif M luis- W' , A. - , N4 f - .i 'HL Watson, Edwin Massey Columbia Arts 8r Science Phi Eta Sigma Phi Delta Theta Weis, Robert T. Moberly Education Phi Delta Theta Westlall, David Columbia Arts 8m Science Phi Delta Theta Phi Eta Sigma Mystical Seven Debate Delta Sigma Rho Wheelock, Judith Phyie Minneapolis, Minn. Education Pi Beta Phi University Chorus Savitar Wieman, Betty Jane DeSoto Agriculture Kappa Alpha Theta Savitar Home Ec. Club Williamson, Mary Ellen Kansas City Journalism Alpha Chi Omega Gamma Alpha Chi Workship Homecoming Committee Savitar Watters, Teresa Ann Arlington, Va. Education Alpha Phi W. A. A. M Women Weith, Louise Ann Perryville Journalism Gamma Alpha Chi Careers Conference Read Hall Committee Art Club Intramurals Freshman Orientation Wetherill, Leo Gilbert Kansas City B. 81 P. A. Sigma Chi Lt. U. S. N. R. White, Allen C. Jr. Moberly Graduate Siima Nu Wiggins, Edward R. Windsor Agriculture Alpha Gamma Rho Ag. Club Rui Nex Pan-Hellenic Council Willhite, Charles B. Sheldon Asriculture Ag. Club ---Tqxfrrqvgy-:wg-,-,rgf:. .A,.,....,f gg,-..1: :.:af'-'1 vf::,.5: f-c9'Z ,' -i : - 511, A.fT .'. 1i- -1 ., M. te ilu,-1,'g, .53-:f 14..,.:--.. ' Williams, Ben R., Jr. Whiteside Agriculture Pi Tau Sigma Pi Mu Epsilon Wilson, Guy A. Columbia B. 81 P. A. Lambda Chi Alpha Wood, William M., Jr. Kansas City Arts 8m Science Delta Tau Delta Wu, Hsi Yuan Kunmins, China Journalism Willson, Betty Lea Versailles Education I. W. O. Read Hall Rec. Comm. Windsor, Mary Lou Moberly Journalism Gamma Alpha Chi Woodworth, James Fred Bad Axe, Mich. Arts 81 Science Delta Tau Delta Young, Burbank Joliet, lll. Arts 81 Science Sigma Alpha Epsilon SJENIIJRS Wilson, Dortha Jane Kansas City . Journalism Gamma Alpha Chi l, W. O. Publicity Comm., S. G. A. Journalism Student Assn. Witchell, Margaret Ann Bartlesville, Okla. Education PiBeta Phi Savitar Femme Forum Woolley, Russell W. Kansas City B. 84 P, A. Phi Delta Theta O. D. K. Young, Doris Elaine Louisiana Education A. C. S. French Club Wilson, Eugene Mark Chanute, Kan. Engineerins Engine Club A. S. M. E. Wolterihg, Robert John Webster Groves Journalism Pi Kappa Alpha Alpha Phi Omega V.-P., Alpha Delta Sigma Men's Pan-Hellenic Chief Justice, Pan-Hel- lenic Court Wright, Ruel Norval, Jr. Fart Thomas, Ky. Journalism Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Delta Chi Showme Phi Eta Sigma Scabhard 8: Blade Mo. Student,'Man. Ed. Campus Pub. Assn. S. G. A. i . l Page 50 FRULICS UF '47 The Savitar Frolics for 1947 was a resounding success, having nine skits presented as the best selection from scripts submitted by all organized houses. Because of seating diffi- culties, the Frolics was held two successive evenings, January 7 and 8. What the individual skits lacked in purity, they niade up in uproarous comedy and witty repartee. in , l Above: The Kappa Sigs bemoan the fate of Elmo, the man who knew all the answers. Below top: Adele Hager supported by a leggy Kappa Chorus tell Below, top: The ADPhis show us how it might have been had we had about the Ozark queen who made good. school on New Year's Day. Below bottom: The AEPhis internationalize the Frolics with songs Below, bottom: The Pi Phis make the rounds of the Mizzou campus 1 and dances from various countries. ln their Fr0liGS Skit. f f--s::-- -' -- fa -1: , ,, , A.. Z, .. . . . .A 1 FTTTT! .'.-ff.. Ing , -.guys H . . Us- -A '- L . . I I4 . .1 WSE BA-'V ' 0 L inimzgillii JUNIURS owuausr P -'P' nanny l Q, 55 QJTBV , ,rs ya , if Hia L .. 'Ad-sgigi-s ,J J . ' 5 gl 3 xl f f 1 'r 'D 'Si Q 1- , J G 'C 1 5 5 Q The Rowdies Alexander, Mary Helen Abrams, Milton A. Kansas City Piedmont Arts 8: Science Women's Athletic Assn. Arts 81 Science Sigma Alpha Mu Alpha Phi Omega S. G. A. Publicity Towertime Junior Pan-Hellenic Missouri Student Anderson, Lorraine Kansas City Arts Sm Science Alpha Chi Omega Austin, James David Trenton Armstrong. Milton M. Springheld B. 8m P. A. Lambda Chi Alpha Avery. Marv Kate Troy B. 81 P. A. Arts 8t Science Delta Tau Delta Delta Delta Delta Pan-Hellenic Internat'I Relations Club Football Political Science Club Basketball Jr. Lea5ueWomenVoters Delian League Baldridge, Charles Dixon Alexandria, La. Arts 8: Science Kappa Alpha Barber, Betty Loue Denver, Colo. Journalism Zeta Tau Alpha Student Government Assn. Forensics Burrall Cabinet Missouri Student Swimming Club Barry, Robert Alan Joplin B. 81 P. A. Phi Delta Theta Baugher, Bonnie Alberta Senath B. 8a P. A. Phi Chi Theta . University Chorus Bellew, Jeanne Kansas City Journalism Alpha Chl Omega Unlversrty Chorus Read Hall Art Comm. Ballman, Emil Edward Fort Smith, Ark. B. 8t P. A. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Varsity Rifle Team Barlow, Edward Yates Lexington B. 8: P. A. 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Hannibal Arts 81 Science Pi Beta Phi Savitar Schraer, Alvin E. New Florence Agriculture Agriculture Club Ag. Engineers' Club lnd. Nlen's Assn. Page 63 ll I f -mf' Rope, Herbert M. Kansas City . ' ' Arts 8- Science Sigma Alpha Mu . - .- ' Bubenstien, Jean Marie Springfield .- ' Arts 8- Science Phi Sigma Sigma Tiger Claws Workshop . : 1 5 ' B 5 4 f X53 a ny ' l . if 1' 1 is ' XJ 4 El-.. fa J we i if ,. L s X jx, . J , . ,Q My Russell, Joe Ann l Greenfield l t Arts 8: Science .V Alpha Gamma Delta - I University Chorus fe, 1 ' R f 1 Sayers, Peggy Sue U Jefferson City li- I Arts 8- Science Kappa Alpha Theta Savitar 'fa 1 Red Cross - i - Towertime Tiger Claws lntramurals Sigma Delta Pi Phi Sigma lota Student Empl. Comm. Schmidt, Louise W. St. Louis B. 81 P. A. Zeta Tau Alpha Inter-American Club Read Hall Recr. Comm. Schuvler, Philip L. Browns Station Engineering ' Sigma Alpha Epsilon Engineers' Club A. l. E. E. I l Bill Greener hails BMOC Art Mc- Ouiddy at the S. G. A. 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Journalism Alpha Tau Omega Phi Eta Sisma Savitar Scott, Eglena Ruth New London Education Phi Upsilon Omicron Home Economics Club 4-H Club Christian.Student's Cong . , . af? gum we - 'lf' rv- -ami, , If 'l . 1. . lv. fa We No.4 g,p,b , 47 ,fn iffy 3445 . 1 414.41 y. f t . tiff'-9' ,Li tv .V ng . m T fiber ' Scott MarilYn arte Kirkwood Arts 81 Science Kappa Alpha Theta Savitar Missouri Student Missouri Workshop ..x Scott, Robert Corwin Kansas City B. 81 P. A. Sigma Chi IUNIURS Senter John Richard Kansas City B. 81 P. A. Phi Delta Theta Delian Lea9ue Simon Betty Ann Columbia Agriculture Delta Delta Delta Home Economics Club Red Cross Sneed, Helen Jacdueline Jefferson City Arts 8: Science Pi Bela Phi Stevenson, Marian Hughes Kansas CitY Shepard Marv Love Memphis Tenn. Arts 8x Science Chi Omega Music Club French Club Simpson, John Boone Fayette Agriculture Eagles 8e Anchors Spiva, Mary Louise Quincy, lll. Arts 81 Science Pi Beta Phi Savitar Chorus Workshop Strand, Jean AudreY Little Falls, Minn. Seavers Betty Clayton Journalism Red Cross Residue Shields, Barbara Jean Monmouth III. Arts 8: Scie-nce Read Hall Rec. Comm. KGDPH KHDPB Gamma Singleton, Thomas Edward Moberly Arts 81 Science Sigma Nu Stevens, Anna Margaret Neosho Education Gamma Phi Beta W n - l Sennott Honey Waterloo Ill. Journalism Alpha Chi Omega Inter-American Club Y. W. C. A. W. A. A. Silverman Dorothy Kansas City Agriculture Phi Sigma Sigma Read Hall Art Comm. Intramural Sports Slater, Carole M. St. Louis Journalism Alvha Delta Pi Streicher, Ralph Lee St. Louis Engineering Alpha Tau Omega lnterirat. Pledge Council lntramural Sports Engineers' Club . r f .L gr: r L .. -. 1 -. Q7 0 , f' ' D Xxx? K CV 9 U y, .J fl IEZZIQCPJK6 ,f ,f 5, kai. ' ,QI 'gf iii E 'M '- v 'Ee Q 1 i f I J QI ' ' , . My I Arts 81 Science Delta Gamma Sussman, Sara B. Springfield Education Phi Sigma Sigma Y. W. C. A. Delta Phi Delta Read Hall Committee Switzer, Janet Adele Webb City Journalism Gamma Alpha Chi Ti5er Claws Tommeraason, Margaret Madison, S. Dak. Journalism Kappa Kappa Gamma Savitar Concert Band Journalism Templecrone Co-op. S. G. A. Housing Comm. Swank, Carol ' St. Louis B. Bc P. 'A. Alpha Phi W. A. A. Swim Club University Concert Band Sigma Epsilon Sigma Taylor, Hal Richard DeerinS Agriculture Asriculture Club Eagles 81 Anchors University Chorus Towry, Virginia Sue Tulsa, Okla. Education Alpha Delta Pi 3 7 Street, Sally Lou Joplin Arts 8: Science Kappa Kappa Gamma Swartzel, Marilyn Anita Kansas City Journalism Kappa Kappa Gamma Intramurals TilleY, Robert Mires Plato B. 8: P. A. Lambda Chi Alpha Tullock, Ruby Irene Bismarck Education lnd. Women's Org. Home Economics Club Home Economics Coop. Sutlill, Jean Marie Kansas City Arts 81 Science Read Hall Pub. Comm. Sweatt, Jo Ann Joplin Arts 81 Science KBPDB KaPPa Gamma Coffee Hour Committee Tipton, Katherine Kingsport, Tenn. Arts 81 Science Delta Delta Delta Valetine, Mary Pat Richmond Heights Arts 84 Science Alpha Delta Phi Missouri Workshop Savitar ' Page JJ Valle, DorothY Jane Farminiton Journalism Alpha Chi Omega Wallrer, Eloise Fern St. Joseph Arts 8r Science Weidemann, Raymond W. St. Louis Engineering Engineers' Club Sigma Nu Amer. Soc. Mech. Enirs. Tiger Claws West, Alberta Evanston, Ill. Arts 8- Science Alpha Phi Workshop Missouri Student Wiclrlein, Betty Elaine Wellsville Education Alpha Chi Omesa Savitar Missouri Workshop Wilson, Marvin A. Bartlesville, Okla. Journalism Sigma Chi Page 65 Varner, Robert Lindsay Fayette Journalism Forensics Missouri Workshop Walker, William H. Kansas City B. 8- P. A. Pi Kappa Alpha Delta Sigma Pi Alpha Phi Omega, Pres. S. G. A. Emol. Comm. lnter-School Rec. Comm. Y. M. C. A. 3 Squares Co-oo, Pres. lnter-Co-op Counc., Pres. Eagles 81 Anchors P. S. A. Cabinet Burrall Cabinet Omicron Delta Kappa Wells, Barbara Jeanne Kansas City Journalism Pi Beta Phi Savitar Missouri Student Wheeler, Claire Ann Wheeling, W. Va. 4 Arts 8r Science Alpha Phi Jr.LeagueWomen Voters Y. W. C. A. P. S. A. Wilkes, James Robert Kansas City B. 8- P. A. Alpha Tau Omega Tiger Claws lntramurals Wilson, Mary Lou Tulsa, Okla. Education Workshop Intramurals Art Center This photo especially posed forthe Savitar by professional models. 'E 3 ,J 'S J it ,- A L sag, 3 5-2 1 'J 5? : t. X . . ea r . -.nr 'Z . F. ,' r gil is ' Je , as X J 9 s I - h lx 3 'E . , f . . X l3s'T! t ' 5 ' A - -of F ,J k ,- i-Hit ' K ' ' ' . K ' ' 't Tai, . '-P3 a s. ,Q 'fi 5 ri kr, no l , ,, f f .gin K - ,J - 2 . E . .A M! ' J Wachter, Naoma Kansas CitY Education Gamma Phi Beta Swim Club Savitar Tiger Claws Waters, Thomas P. Columbia Engineering Phi Delta Theta Wells, Frank Tracy, Jr. Quincy, tll. B. 8- P. A. Sigma Nu University Chorus White, Norman E. Lexington B, 8- P. A. Phi Delta Theta Williams, Catherine Colton Cleveland. Miss. Journalism Chi Omega Ccffee Hour Committee Windle, Patricia Lee Chillicothe Arts 8- Science Delta Gamma Wade, Richard Neil Seclalia Arts 8- Science Sigma Nu Watkins, Richard Lzish St. Louis Arts 8- Science Beta Theta Pi Welsh, William J., Jr. Kansas CitY B. Jr P. A. Sigma Chi Intramurals Whitfield, Mariorie Nell Oronoso Education W. A. A. Willner, B. Jack Chicago, lll. Arts Br Science Sigma Alpha Mu Windrum, Phyllis M. Kansas CitY B. 8- P. A. l. W. O. S. G. A. Committee Coffee Hour Comm. Freshman Orient. Board Careers Conlerence Board Phi Chi Theta Indus. Relations Club .-.1 -r-C . was 'A '.-1 ..:'1,:'- . 1 -:ev 'ff '-N 8241217-1 ,I 'ld 1 it Juuluns A o Et - N ,W -- : - ' Ami?-B g 1 it l mv XL . Q' V X 7:30 A. M. Class l all V Ifil ,flaw7:' - 5' - Wise, Patricia Louise Joplin Education Pi Beta Phi Tiger Claws Savitar Woodlief, Suzanne R. East Chicago, lnd. Education Delta Gamma Yanoisky, Richard Harris Kansas City Arts 8a Science Sigma Chi' Yoast, Ellen Jean Flemington Arts 8: Science Alpha Delta Pi 9 .-. 3-': ' Wiseman, RosemarY Des Moines, lowa Journalism Alpha Phi Workshop Board Writers' Club Y. W. C. A. Wright, Marilyn C. Springfield, lll. Journalism Alpha Gamma Delta Yarbro, CharleslHenry Dyersburs, Tenn. Arts 8: Science Alpha Tau Omega Youns, David P. Rocheport Airiculture Alpha Gamma Sigma College Farmer Staff Ziegler, Joan Columbia Education Delta 'Gamma Wood, Betty Louise Fulton B. saP. A. I. WJO. Wyatt, Alma Montgomery City Arts 8: Science Alpha Chi Omesa A. W. S. Y. W. C. A.' - S. 'G. A. Committee Political Science Club Yarbrough, Gloria Steele Journalism Theta Sigma Phi Workshop University Chorus Dance Club Music Committee Residue, Asst. Editor Young, Robert :Thomas Columbia Engineering Phi Gamma Delta Ensineerins Club Wood, Elizabeth Joan Kansas City B. 81 P. A'. Alpha Chi Omesa Yancey. Thomas A. Triplett Arts 8: Science Delta Upsilon Yarnell, Albert Rogers Searcy, Ark. Agriculture Kappa Alpha Dairy Club Zack, Betty Jean Kansas City Art5'l8x'Science Phi Sigma Sigma Tiser Claws Intramural Sports X 1 Page. 66 ,E , an lm' THE WINNERS Above: Individual winners .lean Forney and Jack Higgins ol' Pi Beta Phi and Alpha Tau Omega respectively, lead their skits in the frolics. K Vp- , 506 f V B gg fr '90 aw x Jr . Qpoys ,fg 9' IU , , , 1 5 fi 0, J A4' ,SAVITAR FRULICS 1947 Beaming faces of the two individual winners and of Joyce Horwitz and Jim Lowe, repre- senting their sorority and fra- ternity, show that the trouble taken was worth it. Directors Jack Rothwell and Bob Cohn appear in the back center. Below: Fraternity and sorority winners Sigma Nu and Alpha Epsilon Phi, prove the versatility of the frolics. 4 E 'Q-L-'S ,V ff il. ,,,,...1 4 - .... Y ,.,, . ' .5-T JL!!-LL, .gf- ,..-f ' -.1 f21g:,,,..,,,. .V I 'Tr 5- r Q if ll 9227 11,-TS. - .. if 14,51- if-aw Jeff SA-gli s dr! Adams, Jean Helen Webster Groves Arts 81 Science Y. W. C. A., Pub. Chmn. Workshop Ainsworth, Susan Ann St. Louis Arts Br Science Kappa Alpha Theta Savitar Red Cross Tiger Claws Allstun, Betty Earle Catron Arts 81 Science Avery. Sylvia Joanne Hale Arts 81 Science P. E. O. B. S. U. l. W. O. Templecrone 2 Bange, Marilyn Helen St. Louis Arts 8m Science Kappa Alpha Theta Savitar Y. W. C. A. Swimming Club Bassett, Richard Ray Joplin Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha Engineers' Club Beach, Alma Jean Weston Arts Sr Science Beckemeier, Ruth Edna St. Louis Arts 8r Science Delta Delta Delta Savitar Political Scrence Club Red Cross Unrversrty Chorus Adams, Mildred St. Mary's Arts 81 Science Alpha Phi Tiger Claws Savitar Show Me lntramurals Alberts, Burton H. St. Joseph Arts 8r Science Zeta Beta Tau Savitar Tiger Claws Missouri Student Anclerson, Suzanne Kansas City Arts 81 Science Avruch, Frank Bernard Winthrop. Mass. Arts 84 Science Sigma Alpha Mu Delian League Barber, Helen lrene Poplar Bluff Arts 81 Science' Pi Delta Nu Bassiorcl, Sue St. Louis Arts 8r Science Gamma Phi Beta Savitar K. E. A. Femme Forum, Pres. Beach, Thomas J. Weston Agriculture Ag. Club Becklean, Frank Victor Kansas City Engineering Sigma Alpha Epsilon Workshop Week-end Pass' H , ,. W is K' ii snrnomnnrs 5 r . li . Q rf 'Fl I 3 . I . ,X I is l . V I fr f i ,. ,f i fi. ith? uuxnu Adams, William Howard Blue Springs Arts 8: Science Beta Theta Pi Savitar Workshbp Alexander, Martha R. Bethesda, Md. Arts 8: Science Alpha Chi Onreia Savitar Missouri Student K. E. A. S. G. A. lntramurals University Chorus Armandroif, Tait E. Cincinnati, Ohio Engineering Delta Tau Delta Babb, Sam J. Chillicothe Arts 8: Science Sigma Nu Barnes, Robert D. Licking B. 81 P. A. Lambda Chi Alpha Bauclerer, Shirley P. St. Louis Arts 81 Science Templecrone University Chorus Beason, Robert G. Granite City, lll. Arts 8a Science Tau Kappa Epsilon French Club Beeson, Margaret Ann ' Columbia Arts 8x Science Alpha Phi AhrinS, Betty J. ' Odessa Arts 3s Science Alford, Shirley M. Detroit, Mich. Arts 81 Science Delta Delta Delta Askew, Phyllis A. Greeley, Colo. Arts 81 Science Alpha Gamma Delta Baker, Newton D. Columbia Arts 81 Science Phi Delta Theta Barse, George R. Dallas, Texas Arts 8: Science ' Alpha Tau Omega Baur, Raymond A. New York, N. Y. Arts 8m Science Pi Kappa Alpha Missouri Student Campus Publications Towertime Alpha Phi Omega Tiger Claws S. G. A. Dance Comm. Y. M. C. A. French Club Beazley, Virginia B. Marshall Arts 81 Science Delta Gamma University Chorus Read Hall Committee Behrens, Milton B. Kirkwood Agriculture Agriculture Club Read Hall Music Comm. lnd. Men's Assn. Page 68 Bell, Marjorie May Colbr. Kin- Arts and Science Y. W. C. A. S. R. C. lnd. Vr'omen's OIS. Women's Tennis Champ. Singles Br Doubles Birlre, Sari Ann Collinsville, lll. Arts 8: Science Chi Om296 Kappa Epsilon Alpha Chi Nu Bohn, Georse Hartins St. Louis Engineerins Pi Kappa Alpha Towertime A. l. E. E. C. P. A. Bramely, Jane Dawson St. Louis Arts Ur Science Delta Gamma Savitar Junior Leader Freshman Orientation Brown, Fay Iron River, Mich. Arts 8- Science Alpha Delta Pi Workshop Stage Cralt Brumely, Harold Jobbin Hutchinson, Kan. Arts 8- Science Page 69 Berry. Lee Ray Aurora Am and Science Kappa Alpha lnter-American Club Literary Club Blackman, Charles E. Stover Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha Bomen, Margaret Poplar Bluff Arts Br Science Delta Delta Delta Read Hall Coffee Hour Red Cross Workshop Savitar Braverman, Erwin D. Passaic, N. J. Arts 81 Science Phi Sigma Delta Brown, Marilyn Mae Lathrop Arts 8: Science Bundschu, Charles C., lndependence Arts 8: Science Phi Delta Theta V1 -. N Jr. ,r ' A 1 ' MZ: iii, '11 2 iid. if: i . M. U.'S Promising and Srcwins Band 1 ..,Q, . -F ' ,gf . 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A. 4-H Club Brown, Thomas Burt Edinta Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha German Club Engineers' Club Tiiler Claws Carl, Dorothy Louise independence Arts 8m Science 2 T :.., L:-I--'s::'r -.4 -.A S- -f TL Q snrnumnnrs XX The Journalists fa. ,Q v-af I N 9215 -XX xl r X- x X I' Carpenter, Cathleen Hamburg. Iowa Arts 81 Science Delta Delta Delta Savitar Red Cross Chaderton. Norma W. Kansas City Arts 81 Science Alpha Phi Intramurals Women's Athletic Assn. Clack,-James Harry University CitY Agriculture Sislma Nu Collins, John David Eldon Arts 8. Science Phi Delta Theta Pan-Hellenic Intramurals Coomber,'lNelI Kansas City Agriculture University Chorus Ind. Women's Org. Corn, Evelyn June St. Louis Arts 8: Science Ind. Women's Org. W. R. H. Council Cross, Mallory Forbes Kansas City Arts 3s Science Kappa Alpha Theta Savitar ' Missouri Student Davis, Leonard S. Newtown Agriculture Carter, Don Richmond Arts 81 Science Phi Kappa Psi Alpha Phi Ome!-1 Junior Pan-Hellenic Chancellor, Harold C. Lamar . Arts Xt Science' Sigma Alpha Epsilon Showme Band Clement, Marian Kansas City Arts Bt Science Delta Gamma Conerly, Richard Push Jackson, Ala. Arts 8: Science Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha Phi Omega United Nations Cont. Cooper, HarrYT.Coldren Mexico Arts 81 Science Beta Theta Pi Internat. Relations Club Costello, Eileen' Marie Richmond Heights Arts 8: Science Gamma Phi Beta Savitar Workshop Curtis, Jack J. Sedalia Arts 8r Science Sigma'Nu Davis, V. Patricia Newtown Arts 8r',Science Ind. W0men'S Org. Women's Athletic Ass Carter, Russell W. St. Louis Arts 8: Science Sisma ,Nu University Chorus University Glee Club Head Usher, U. Concerts Chappell, Margaret Louise St. Louis Arts 81 Science' Alpha Delta Pi University Chorus Cohrs, Richard Bettin Lexington Arts 81 Science Phi Delta Theta Coolc, Charles William Trenton Arts 3x Science Sigma Nu Homecoming Committee Core, Dona Claire Rapid City, S. Dali. Agriculture Alpha Phi Cousill, Mary Ann Kirkwood Arts 8: Science Delta Delta Delta Savitar Read Hall Rec. Comm. Intramurals Daly, Robert Patrick Kansas City Arts 81 Science Alpha Tau Omega Pledge Council Dedman, Betty Trice Plattsburi Agriculture Home Economics Club Case, John H. Kansas City Ensineerins Lambda Chi Alpha Tiger Claws Cinnamon, Shirley Kansas City Agriculture Phi Sigma Sigma Pan-Hell. Counc., Treas. Savitar Read Hall Committee Cohrs, William H., Jr. Lexington Arts 8c Science - Phi Delta Theta Alpha Phi Omega Savitar Cooke, Irene Beatrice Chillicothe ' Arts 81 Science Alpha Phi Kappa Epsilon Alpha Y. W. C. A. ' Women's Athletic Assn. Jr. League Women Voters Read Hall Art Comm. Corley, Clifford Lee Kansas City Arts 81 Science Y. M. C. A. Cross, Emil Moore, Jr. Independence Arts 84 Science Kappa Alpha Davidson, Dorothy Jane Hatfield Arts 3 Science Women's Athletic Assn. DiCapo, Carl Jack Kansas City Arts 81 Science Lambda Chi Alpha Page 70 , A Dickinson, Mary Ellen Norborne Agriculture Home Economics'Club Donelson, Barbara Joan Omaha, Ncb. Arts 8- Science Alpha Phi Coilee Hour Comm. Y, W. C. A. Dunlap, Barbara EberlY Jellerson City Arts 8m Science Pi Beta Phi S. G. A. Pub. Comm. Inter-American Club Art Club Evans, Neil R. Carthage Arts 8- Science Phi Delta Theta Farrell, Anna Jo Lancaster Arts 8m Science Universitv Chorus Fisher, Jane Katherine York, Pa. Arts 81 Science Delta Delta Delta University Chorus Pair 71 Diclrrceger, Julia J. Wentxville Arts 8x Science Zeta Tau Alpha Inter-American Club Missouri Student Dubach, Dorothy Kansas City Arts 8- Science Delta Gamma Eddy, Albert George Kansas City B. 8- P. A. Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha Phi Omega Fabes, Norman Dean Kansas CitY Arts 81 Science Sigma Alpha Mu Alpha Phi Omega Delian League Feldman, Suzanne C. St. Louis Arts 81 Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Student Govt. Comm, Savitar Art Club Fitz, Milton Sherwood Farmington Arts 8t Science Delta Tau Delta University Chorus W,-.ww , , . B r' , 1 1 5 . ' I I 4 If f l I 1: V t l l ,N A , - Q 1 W l, -5' r '.,A. l l l I 4 kv ty fl i as r . ' 'S s Q.- . , fs-.Z. , J i r fr I E. . h l ' if - 4 1 ' 2' r f' ' The chorus in the Workshop's colorful version ot Oklahoma, entitled Green Grow the Lilacs, isil , ' ' A r 1 . t ur r ,r .ax , f Wt-. , xg v rg 1 ' I T xy '1 N f url 3 Didhmer, Mariorie Anne Indianapolis, lnd. B, 81 P. A. Kappa Alpha Theta Savitar Worlcshov Y. W. C. A. Student Govt. Assn. Duncan, John J. Maysville Law Sigma Nu Phi Delta Phi Delian Leaiue B. S. U. ol Missouri Einbender, Edwin I. St. Joseph Engineerin! Zeta Beta Tau Fabes, Sherman Dean Kansas CitY Arts 8m Science Sigma Alpha Mu Alpha Phi Omega Finlayson, George Drew Akron, Ohio Arts Bt Science Beta Theta Pi Flack, Jerre Jo Fort Worth, Texas Journalism Kappa Alpha Theta Workshop Savitar Missouri Student Dodsworth, Putter S. Franklin, lll. Engineering Sigma Chi Eagles 8- Anchors Duncan, Kay Hawk Point Arts 8- Science Delta Delta Delta Towertime Missouri Student Jr. League WomenVoters Ettinger, Celia Jane Joplin Arts 81 Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Farber, Jane Augusta Toledo, Ohio Arts 81 Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Y. W. C. A. Red Cross Fischer, Elaine Claire Columbia Arts 81 Science Alpha Gamma Delta Workshop Flanagan, John J. Kansas City Engineering Beta Theta Pi -'FFT f-,.. sf.:-riff:Q.-:e:..'-11.'f 2QS.. 'tf:1::: :, ' -' is r I SUPHUMURES ii 2 P s Flynn, Jack Francis A. Pelham Manor, N. Y. Arts 81 Science Alpha Tau Omesa Savitar Francis Buel Edward Potosi Agriculture Beta Theta Pi Goetzman, ane East St. Louis, lll. Arts 8: Science Alpha Delta Pi Red Cross Intramurals Senior Pan-Hellenic Gover, Marylou Libertyville, lll. Arts 81 Science Alpha Chi Omesa Savitar Missouri Student Student Govt. Assn. House Pres. Council Greenberg, Fred Arnold New Rochelle, N. Y. Journalism Q Zeta Beta Tau Hager, August William Clayton Arts 8: Science Sigma Alpha Epsilon Halper, Jack Kalis Kansas City Business 81 Pub. Admn. Zeta Beta Tau Savitar S. G. A. Dance Comm. Tiger Claws Harvey, Elizabeth Diane Dallas, Texas Arts 8t Science Alpha Phi Work Shop Jr. League Women Voter ,PE Ford Sue Kennett Agriculture Delta Delta Delta Workshop Home Economics Club Gast James USene Lemay English Sigma Nu Engineering Club Goodrich, Patricia Ann St. Louis Arts 81 Science Gamma Phi Beta Graves, John Armisteacl Lake Cormorant, Miss. Agriculture Phi Kappa Psi Griser, Mildred Carolyn Oregon Agriculture Methodist Student Org. 4-H Club University Concert Band Haggart, Ronald D. Hannibal Arts Bt Science Siima Nu Hamlett, Mary K. Unionville Arts 81 Science Harvey, Herb El. Eldon English Phi Delta Theta University Chorus Men's Glee Club Th. Reason We Have the Columns instead oi a Building as .a...... Foster, Carol Craig Kansas City Arts 8: Science Pi Beta Phi lntramurals Workshop Gerber LaVerne Dorris Memphis Tenn. Arts 81 Science Phi' Sigma Sigma Grodon, Clayton S. . Oak Park Ill. Arts 81 Science Phi Delta Theta Greenberg, Alan C. Oklahoma City, Okla. B. St P. A. Zeta Beta Tau Grove, Mary Cecile Cowgill Arts Bt Science Haldeman, John C. Shenandoah, lowa Arts 81 Science Sigma Nu Harlan, Jean College Mound Arts 82 Science Hedges, Thomas Havard Madison, N. J. Arts St Science Eagles 8t Anchors Fowler Don David Wichita Kan. Arts 81 Science Sigma Nu Gill Francis Michael Jr. St. Joseph Arts 84 Science Beta Theta Pi Gordon Lloyd Richard St. Louis Arts 8: Science Sigma Alpha Mu Greenberg, Beti Omaha, Neb. Arts 8: Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Red Cross Art Club Savitar Homecoming Comm. Workshop Missouri Student Gwinn, Richard Luther Sikeston English Phi Delta Theta - Basketball xrMnu Men Halliburton, Mimi Moberly Arts 81 Science Kappa Alpha Theta Savitar Red Cross Read Hall Committee Harrington, Joann C. Escanaba, Mich. Arts 81 Science Alpha Phi Kappa Epsilon Alpha Y. W. C. A. Heil, Mary Kathryn Hardin Agriculture lnd. Women's Org. Home Economics Club Page 72 Marion Heintze Clayton Arts 8- Science Kappa Alpha Theta Savitar Tiger Claws Hill, Glenda Jean Fredericktown Arla Br Science Hoag, Janeth Eilene Waterloo, Iowa Arts 8- Science Chi Omega Savitar Hoffman, Steward Frank Trenton Medical School Sigma Nu Eagles 8r Anchors Hoppe, Louis C. Ferguson Arts 8: Science Huclcins, Thomas Marshall Kansas City Arts 8: Science Lambda Chi Alpha University Band Glennon Club Page 73 Hesse, Richard Michel St. Louis Arts Br Science Zeta Beta Tau Workshop Hill, Marilyn Jean Kill-rsville Arts 8- Science Delta Gamma Kappa Epsilon Alpha Tigers Claws Femme Forum Board C. S. C. Women's Athletic Assn. Careers Conference Board Hodkins, Jay Pocatello, Idaho Journalism Delta Delta Delta Red Cross Showme Coffee Hour Savitar Holman, Esther Louise independence Arts Sr Science lnter-American Club Hopson, James Arthur De Soto Arts 81 Science F. P. H. A. Council Student Govt. Assn. Eagles 81 Anchors Ind. Nlen's Assn. Hughes, Lou Eualene Huntsville Agriculture 4-H Club bf' N.. fait l Not tombstones but foundation for emergency housingfonfthelwhite Campus. ti XJ it , l l av- . ,- ?. .- it ifi . Hewitt, Janice Sue Kansas City Arts 8- Science Alpha Gamma Delta Hill, William J. Kansas City Arts 8- Science Lambda Chi',Alpha Holter, Wayne Nathaniel Bolivar Agriculture Agriculture Club Ind. Men's Assn. Holmes, Nancy Farrar Jefferson City Arts 81 Science Kappa Kappa',Gamma Red Cross Hosp, RichardIR. Boonville Engineering Sigma Nu Engineers' Club Hull, OwenfRumpel Weston Arts 81 Science Sigma Nu Homecoming Committee Higgins, Patricia Louise Bloomfield Arts 8x Science Hoadley, Harriett H. St. Louis Arts 3m Science Zeta Tau Alpha Intramural Board Hoffman, Gene Dalwin St. Louis Arts Ei Science Alpha Tau Omega Pan-Hellenic Council Tigers Claws Intramurals Hooper, William R. Marvville Arts 8r Science Eagles 3 Anchors Tigers Claws Howell, John Charles Tarkio Agriculture Pi Kappa Alpha Agriculture Club Y, M. C. A. Savitar Humleld, Charles King St. Louis Agriculture Sigma Chi Ft.: ne w ef.,-ur.g::, . -+.--- .aw F surnomunrs Wim 4 Hurwitz, Roger T. Kansas CitY Arts 81 Science Zeta Beta Tau Savitar Jenkins, Gloria JoY Sedalia Arts 8: Science i Delta Delta Delta Johnson, Marilyn Jane Great Bend, Kan. Agriculture Alpha Delta Pi Kendall, R. Kathleen Mountain Grove Arts 8r Science Klein, Milton Goddard Sedalia Agriculture Alpha Tau Omega Tiger Claws Agriculture Club Larson, Alroy T. St. Louis Engineering Pi ,Kappa Alpha Q Legg, June Shannon Huntington, W. Va. Arts Sr Science Pi Beta Phi Workshop lntramurals Lewis, Lucille Jefferson City Arts 81 Science Kappa Kappa Gamma Jackson, Jim Abe Mexico Engineering Beta Theta Pi Jeter, Elisabeth O'Hara Kansas CitY Arts 81 Science Alpha Chi Omega Band Workshop Joyce, William John Washington, D. C. Arts 81 Science Delta Tau Delta Kelly, Dolores Eileen St. Louis - Education Zeta Tau Alpha Modern Dance Club Krusekopf, Frederick F. Columbia Agriculture Sigma Nu Lazarus, Sylvia Faye Chicago, Ill. Arts 81 Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Savitar Red Cross Y. W. C. A. lntramurals Workshop Leinberger, PeggY June Webster Groves Arts 81 Science Delta Delta Delta Tiger Claws Workshop Liddy, Ellen Josephine Kansas City Arts at Science Alpha Delta Pi Read Hall Coffee Hour Workshop Savitar M- -L Jacobs, Myra Jane Jefferson City Arts 81 Science Sigma Alpha lota University Chorus University Singers Johnson, Don Alexander independence Engineering Phi Kappa Psi Varsity Football Kahn, Gloria Jean University City Arts 81 Science Phi Sigma Sigma Workshop Kerth, Betty Clayton Arts 81 Science Kappa Alpha Theta Savitar Tiger Claws LaBonta, Robert R. Brunswick ' Arts 8: Science Sigma Nu Lee, Kathryn Lamar, Colo. Arts 8x Science Chi Omega Leslie, Joan Kinney Jefferson City Arts 81 Science Delta Delta Delta Savitar Red Cross Tiger Claws Lightner, Sarah Ann Columbia Arts 8: Science Pi Beta Phi Missouri Student Intramurals Savitar Jeans, Joanne Kansas City Arts at Science Pi Beta Phi t Savitar lntramurals Johnson, John Paulous St. Louis Agriculture Sigma Nu Kalleck, ShirleY Chicago, Ill. Arts 81 Science Tiger Claws Ind. Women's Org. Kiem, lrving Clayton Arts 8: Science Phi Sigma Delta Lambie, Frank Blake Baltimore, Md. Arts 81 Science Lambda Chi Alpha Assoc. Member Raclio Workshop Lee, Nancy St. Louis Arts 81 Science Pi Beta Phi Cheerleader Tiger Claws Lett, Thomas Harddie, Jr. Morley Agriculture Kappa Sigma Delian League Chmn., Savitar Ball Lipkind, Arline St. Louis Arts 81 Science Phi Sigma Sigma Secy., Homecoming Student Govt. Assn. Savitar Workshop Page 74 ,L Littlelield, Marr' Jo Tulsa, Okla. Arts at Science Alpha Delta Pi Kappa Epsilon Alpha A, W. S. Workshop Board Tiger Claws Homecoming Committee Freshman Orientation Luckett, Lois Helen Kansas City Agriculture Alpha Gamma Delta Y. W. C. A. Home Economics Club McCanse, Thaddeus C. Mount Vernon Arts It Science Sigma Chi S. G. A. McGIothlin, Jean Dexter Arts 81 Science Delta Delta Delta Madden, Donald Joseph Maryville Arts Bt Science Sigma Chi Loeltler, Richard Harlen Kansas City Arts 81 Science Zeta Beta Tau Alpha Phi Omega Political Club lntramurals Student Luers, Luan Evelyn Springfield, lll. Arts 8- Science Delta Delta Delta McClure, Thomas H. Sikeston Arts 8: Science Phi Delta Theta McKinney, James A. Columbia Engineerini Phi Delta Theta Track Maioros, Theodore E. St. Louis Arts 8: Science Pi Kappa Alpha Missouri Student Tower Time Tiger Claws Marquis, Samuel Austin Eldorado Springs Arts 81 Science Sigma Chi Read Hall Committee Markman, Raymond J. Brooklyn, N. Y. Arts 8: Science Sigma Alpha Mu Phi Eta Sigma Missouri Student The privileged tew at the final M, U.-K. U. basketball game, The presence ol tlu germs in Brewer Field House Forced Dan G. Stine's Student Health Service to ban unde-1514145 from U12 Sam?- Apparently there were no harmful bacteria in the class rooms as classes WQIQ Uhlf1t2llt-Ipted. Page 75 ..- - -ffz-oQ.s'i..1 10- --- .. l 4 ' 1 l , I page wg i . , Lf ,AQ-1: x 1, -1 'X F' .Y f s i f 5 'wx - 'fi r F l? Qbmiiixs , ,E .awtytggv 1 fa is ti' s I , va, ! Q WZ, X -. , r,..f , A ff' ,f I, 1 P I I - ff ef I ' I 1, z 1 f 5 A f Logan, Frances Helen apuk, Donald Duane New Florence Arts 84 Science Femme Forum McCaslin, Glenn M. Pratt, Kan. Arts 8- Science Pi Kappa Alpha Macdonald, Ethel Rockford, Ill. Arts Bt Science Pi Beta Phi McNamee, Edith A. Fulton Arts 8- Science Music Committee Mallin, Adrianne Joan Kansas City Arts Bt Science Alpha Epsilon Phi lntramurals Y. W. C. A. Marsh, Gladys Evelyn Kansas City Arts 81 Science Femme Forum Workshop Kansas Cnty Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha Engineers' Club Alpha Phi Omega Y. M. C. A. A. S. M. E. McCanse, Janet Mount Vernon Arts 8- Science Pi Beta Phi Tiger Claws Workshop Intramurals McGinness, Jack Excelsior Springs Arts 8- Science Delta Tau Delta McNamee, William S. Tutwiler, Miss. Arts 8. Science Lambda Chi Alpha Maples, William Bruce Crane Arts 81 Science Delta Tau Delta Burrall Choir Martin, Alma E. Moscow Mills Agriculture Home Ec. Club, Treas. 4-H Club Baptist Student Union 2 517 1-r'.:'.r.2:1 . -me-LW-e , -J... ,..... . , . F.. -4.....-H' I Q ,p 4 :s..2i:l1 51 E-hui. -'- ...s., . es.. .-s... . -. - -fs, N. slr: gg 5, 7' i r.: 'P 255' 212.1 .. 4.5. 1 ,Jr ' f r . ' u. ,.f.g.7 - . -. sg..-s.. .anpgw 1 - - - sa... - --.-.:.. sf 4 - iii 3 ,g-ge se' :TW 01.59 B . s..-.5 :- qs- , '-I1 'iff' ea ' 3 '? Q s . ..5-: 'Q ' s v I .-1 v Martin, Shirlee Jean Princeton, Ill. Arts 81 Science Alpha Delta Pi Workshop Tiser Claws MawdsleYr Richard A. St. Louis Arts 81 Science Sigma Chi Savitar Mercier,?Mariorie Jean Perrvville Arts 8: Science Delta Delta Delta Workshop Miller, Richard Emmett Kansas City Arts 81 Science Y, M. C. A., President Pi Kappa Alpha Band Concert Football Orchestra Delta Sigma Pi Student Govt. Assn. Moore, ,Martha Jane Mooresvi lle Arts 81 Science Nelson, Marvin Raymond St. Joseph Arts 81 Science Newton, Doree Uane Chicago, lll. Arts 81 Science Alpha EpsilonLPhi Savitar Red Cross Noxon, Elmer Warner Webster'Groves Engineering Delta Tau Delta Masterson, Ann M. Cleveland, Ohio Arts 81 Science l Alpha Delta Pi Mayer, Marvel Stevens Columbia Arts 81 Science Kappa Alpha Theta Red Cross Savitar Meyer, Maryanna Kansas CitY Arts 8m Science Kappa Alpha Theta Savitar Mills, Ronnie H. Kansas City Arts 81 Science Sigma iChi lntramurals S. G. A. Dance Comm. Moritz, Charles Rice Kirksville Enslineering Engineers' Club lnd. Men's Assn. Amvets Nelson, Nancy Sue Parkville Arts 84 Science Gamma Phi Beta Savitar Niehaus, Jean Lamar Arts 81 Science Ind. Women's Org. Tiger Claws Nulson,iFreen Behl St.LLouis Arts 81 Science Kappa Alpha Theta Savitar Red Cioss lntramurals ig Jim WW-, -, SUPHUCMURES Matthews, Joan Marihtieid' Arts 8: Science Zeta Tau Alpha Y. W. C. A. Red Cross German Club Meacham, Marvin E. Clayton Arts as Science Phi Delta Theta Savitar Miller, Donald Kenneth Webster Groves Engineering Sigma Alpha',Epsilon Red Cross TiSer Claws Minor, ZaiDee Ann Hannibal Arts 81 Science Murray, Gloria Virginia St. Louis Arts 81 Science Alpha Phi Women's Athletic lAssnL Volleil.Ball Nesbitt, Jeanne Overland Park, Kan. Arts 81 Science Kappa Kappa Gamma Red Cross Niensteclt, Stariley Grover Woodstock, Ill. Arts 81 Science University Singers Radio Workshop Read Hall Music Comm. Osborn, Jean Kansas City Arts 8: Science Gamma Phi Beta Savitar Missouri Student Maupin, Charles Estil Columbia B. 81 P. A. Phi Kappa Psi Meaker, Mayyane Auburn, N. Y. Arts 81 Science Alpha Delta Pi CoifeelHour Workshop Savitar Miller, Edward John Jefferson City Arts 81 Science Phi Delta Theta Moore, Maedene E. Bethany Arts 8: Science Alpha Delta Pi, Netf,lNancy Anne Boonville Arts 8: Science Delta Delta Delta Neumever, Audrey F. Kansas City Arts 8: Science Alpha Delta Pi Noble. Raynelle Sr-vrinser, N. Mex. Arts 81 Science Zeta Tau Alpha Missouri Student lnter-American Club Ottenstein, Barbara Annu Kansas City Arts 81 Science Chi Omega Tower Time Savitar Workshop Page 76 . Page, Shirley Ann Cincinnati, Ohio Arts 8m Science Alpha Chi Omesa Tiger Claws Chmn., Intramural Board Worlcshov Intramurals Pate, Charles W. Tulsa, Okla. Engineerini Alpha Tau Omega Phelps, Richard Kimbrough Kansas Citv Arts Br Science Beta Theta Pi Phi Eta Sisma Savitar Pippin, Dan Luther Waynesville Arts 8- Sciences Alpha Tau Omega Basketball Plowman, Edward M. Hannibal Arts Ur Science Sigma Nu Alpha Phi Omega Proctor, Mary Lou Kansas City Arts 8- Science Delta Gamma S. A. I. Orchestra Page 77 Parrish, Joanne Columbia Arts 8- Science Delta Gamma Kappa Epsilon Alpha Junior Leader Savitar Patterson, Daniel E. Ponca City, Okla. Arts 8- Science Sigma Alpha Epsilson Showme Workshop Tiger Claws Phillips, Lloyd E., Jr. Kansas City Arts 8: Science Sigma Alpha Epsilon Plattenburg, H. Lee Kansas City Asriculture Sigma Chi B. S. V. O. Polhemus, Carl Richard Hannibal Arts 8- Science Quigley, Bette Rose Gower Agriculture Home Economics Club HomeEconomicsCouncil The lighter side of college, 3.2, blankets and . . l - fr I , .' x .ai gf 1 ,wilt iff t A ' ffwfisljl C J 3 Sf' Parsons, R. N. Branson Arts 8- Science Kappa Alpha Pelot, John S. Marshall B. 8m P. A. Sigma Nu Pierce, Charles Vernon Maysville Arts 8- Science Platz, Leslie A. Kansas City Arts 81 Science Sigma Chi Price, Cynthia Joy Columbia Arts 81 Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Kappa Epsilon Alpha, P A. W. S. Council Student Govt. Assn. Women's Pan-Hellenic Council, Secretary Ragland, Mary Patricia Brownsville, Tenn. Arts 81 Science Gamma Phi Beta res. Passer, Elanor Rae Council Bluffs, Iowa Arts R Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Perry, Patsy Tulsa, Okla. Arts 8 Science Pi Beta Phi Pike, Mary Jane Hartford, Conn. Asriculture Alpha Phi Y. W. C. A. Jr. League Women Voters Savitar ' Plotsky, Jack J. Kansas City Arts 81 Science Sigma Alpha Mu Price, William Joseph Monroe City Arts 8x Science Ind. Men's Assn. Eagles 81 Anchors Raining, LaVerne Lee Kirkwood Arts 81 Science Gamma Phi Beta ' .ef f i X ' lt I -'1EfPT5!Sf5i:,jtj:u 4. ar:-f '-. -'--'- - ., ... r 1....-- z., -r. .'., rs., -a., ..- r f ,, 47 Pt .O X XS Affair Ralls, Thaleta Jane Webster Groves Agriculture Student Govt. Assn. American Women's Serv. Kappa EpsilonfAlDl1a lnd. Women's Ori. Home Economics Club Roach, Cornelius lll Kansas City Arts 81 Science Kappa Alpha Varsity Debate Squad Delian Lea9ue Rogers, William E. McCredie B. Bt P. A. Kappa Sigma ' Rouell, Helen Tulsa, Okla. Arts 8: Science Alpha Delta Pi Kappa Epsilon Alpha Workshop Savitar Tiger Claws Read Hall Coffee Hour Ruether, Eugene F., Jr. Columbia Arts 8- Science Phi Delta Theta Sayers, Gretta Marie Jefferson City, Arts 81 Science Kappa Alpha Theta Savitar Student Govt. Assn. Freshman Orientation Schoremover, Cynthia Fort Worth, Texas Arts Bt Science Alpha Phi Workshop Scofield, Georse William Quincy, lll. Arts 81 Science Lambda Chi Alpha Reese, Thomas H. Lebanon K Arts 81 Science Beta Theta Pi Robbins, Betty Jean Mound CitY Arts 81 Science Roller, Doris . Southwest CitY Arts 81 Science Chi Omega Read Hall Committee Savitar University .Chorus RubY, Joyce Kansas City Arts 81 'Science Q Gamma Phi Beta Savitar Ruether, JerrY Ellen Glasgow Arts 81 Science - Gamma Phi Beta Workshop ' Femme I-Forum Schell, James Allen Jefferson City Arts 81 Science Phi Delta Theta Schuele, Jane White Plains, N. Y. Arts 8a Science Delta Delta Delta Sebree, Frank Payne Kansas City Arts 8r Science Phi Delta Theta Phi Eta Sigma Savitar Our On-the-Spot Shadow Grabber SOP'HOM0llESl Remlev. Myra Liberty Arts 81 Science Kappa 1KappalGamnra Workshop Read Hall ColfeeLHour Rogers, AlicefKathleen McCredie B. 81 P. A. Home Econoinics Club Rollins, JamesfSidney Columbia Arts 84 Science Phi Delta Theta Rudolph, Anna Troy Arts'f8r Science Delta Delta:Delta Workshop Political Science'Club Ruether, Mary Kathleen Columbia Arts 81 Science Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Epsilonf'Alpha Red Cross ' Schmidt, Kenneth Wilfred St. Charles Arts 8r'Science Amvets Eagles 8rfAnchors Schulz, Carl Edward St. Louis Arts St Science Sigma Nu Sedwick, Marcia Lee Kirkwood Arts 3x Science Alpha Phi Kappa Epsilon Alpha Y. W. C. A. Jr. League Women Voters S. G. A. Housing Comm. Tower Time Read Hall Art Comm. Renn, Betty Jane St. Louis Arts 81 Science lnd.5Women'siOr9.i lntramurals Rogers, Turner Canton Agriculture Lambda Chi AlDl1a Agriculture Club R. O. T. C. Rille Team Rothwell, Frank Moberly EnSineerinS Sigma Nu Engineers' Club A. S. M. E. Rue. Dorothy Valley Park Arts 81 Science Social Work Club ' Russell, John Paul Kansas City Agriculture Lambda Chi Alpha Schneider, William J., Jr. Hannibal Arts 81 Science Sigma Nu Schumacher, William L. Kansas City Ensineerinfl EnSineers' Club Seiferth, Lois Freida St. Louis Arts 8: Science Tiger Claws University Chorus Page 73 . 7,,. . .4 Sellars. Betty L. Fort Worth, Texas Arts Br Seicnce Workshop Sharp, Beniamin Thomas Kansas City Engineering Sigma Chi Engineers' Club Workshop S. V. O. Sherwood, Samuel Charles Excelsior Svrings Arts 8- Science Delta Tau Delta Smith, Kenneth W. Kansas City Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha Sperry, Dorothy Calleen Pattonsburg Arts 8: Science Ind, Women's Org. Tiger Claws Starrett, Mary Lou Malden B. 8: P. A. Gamma Phi Beta Page 79 Sentcr, Nancy Kansas City Arts 8- Science Pi Beta Phi Savitar Shapiro, Carle lrving Springfield, Mass. Arts 8 Science Sigma Alpha Mu Shuttee, Carol Marie Tulsa, Okla. Arts 8: Science Delta Delta Delta Workshop Smith, Martha Sue Sterling, lll. Arts 81 Science Alpha Chi'Omega Spradling, Helen E. Carthage Arts 8r Science Delta Gamma Stephens, Peggy Joan Hale Agriculture 4-H Club Home Economics'-Club ,Q qc .A tl . I i l 1 1 - 45 Perhaps a possible reason for Cu5at's early departure from the Homecoming Dance. '36 4- T7 3., fs . .1 ,sis , RN as X JE Q Qlifl uf? '55 - ef: -fd. X.- , . are Q3-Fgfgfl A 'r ,. 1 ri -'An' I fe.-'sa Shaffer, William E. Kansas City Arts 8: Science Sigma Nu Shearer,fReed L. Mexico Engineering Bela Theta Pi Smith, Alice Louise Little Rock, Ark. Arts A Science Alpha Delta Pi Workshop Sorensen, Soren Peter Brunswick Engineering Sisma Nu Engineers' Club A. S. C. E. Springer, Gertie Ruth Potosi Arts 8: Science lnter-American Club Stephenson, Donald W. Lexington Engineering Engineers' Club A. S. M. E. Christian Student Cong. K ,J .x'5'f'i 1 fir Shannon, Betty Jean Kansas City Arts 8t Science AlDhaiChi Omega Sheehan, Melbourne R. Normandy Education Delta Tau Delta Football Track Smith, John Howard Gower Arts 8- Science Sparks, John C. Kirkwood Arts 81 Science Sigma Nu Homecoming Comm. Stark, Herbert Henry Rochester, N.lY. Arts 81 Science Stevens, Mary L. Crane Arts 8- Science -rr , . ,. ..t Five -1 N ? 'V l :rl ' 't U7-13 Cx r l -i- if i 'PII' li' T J l l ' Stone, Louise Clayton Arts 81 Science Kappa Kappa Gamma Savitar Tennis Intramurals Red Cross Swain, Carolyn A. Jefferson City Law Kappa Alpha Theta Symond, Jane Loring St. Louis Arts 8: Science Chi Omega lntramurals Women's Athletic Assn. Coffee Hour Thorne, Barbara Lou Kansas City Arts 8: Science Pi Beta Phi f Savitar- Intramurals Trimble, Ned Meservey Liberty Arts Ur Science Phi Kappa Psi Savitar Music Committee Udell, Walter Wilson St. Louis Arts 81 Science Pi Kappa Alpha Waldman, Myndel Louisville, Ky. Arts 8t Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Savitar Workshop Watkins, Patricia Ruth Hannibal Arts 81 Science Gamma Phi Beta Strane, Shirley Ann Kansas City Arts 8r Science Chi Omega Swanson, H. Maurice Tuscumbia EngineerinS Engineers' Club Eagles 8r Anchors Thomas, Allan Pennington, N. J. Arts 8r Science Pi Kappa Alpha Alpha Phi Omega fTipolt, Thomas Eugene St. Louis Arts 81 Science Lambda Chi Alpha . Trotter, Nettie Jo Roe, Ark. Arts 81 Science VauElhno, Jo Ann Kewanee, III. Arts 8: Science Alpha Delta Pi Workshop Savitar Read Hall Committee Walker, Burton G. New Orleans, La. Arts 81 Science Alpha Tau Omega Watson, Frances Elaine Webb City Arts 81 Science Delta Gamma Femme Forum r r r The Engineers SUPHUMURESJ Stroupe, Phil Wilson Memphis, Tenn. Art7s 81 Science Phi Gamma Delta University Chorus inter-American Club Amvets Sydenstricker, Beverly Jean Kansas City Arts 81 Science Alpha Phi Jr. League Women Voters Thomas, Jerald Robert Jackson, Tenn. Arts 81 Science Tau Kappa Epsilon Toms, Gerald D. Kansas City Arts 81 Science Lambda Chi Alpha Tiger Claws Tull, Sabra Columbia Arts 8: Science ' Kappa Epsilon Alpha Swimming Club Vickers, Francis S. Arts 81 Science Phi Delta Theta Wallendorf, Deanne Jefferson City Arts 81 Science Pi Beta Phi Weber, Nancy Gardner Farmington Arts 8g Science Kappa Alpha Theta Intramurals University Chorus Stuart, Genevieve G. Coalinga, Calif. Journalism Savitar Workshop Y. W. C. A. Missouri Student Sylvester, Jo Ann Kansas City Arts 8: Science Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Epsilon Alpha Housing Comm. S. G. A. lntramural Board Women's Athletic Assn. Thornburg, Nancy Tulsa, Okla. Arts 81 Science Delta Delta Delta Trimble, John M. Buffalo, N. Y. L Arts 81 Science Lambda Chi Alpha Student Govt. Assn. Art Committee Tower Time Turner,'Janeth7J. Cassville Arts 8: Science Radio Workshop Workshop Vickerstaff, Jean ' Sioux City, Iowa Arts 81 Science Wallis, Joyce St. Louis Arts Br Science Wehrmann, Helen A. Columbia Arts 81 Science Chi Omega Women's Athletic Assn. Page 80 ,gu,1Q :L:L 2-1-s----5-1:...............,--s.:.:4-G1a.m.msa.aa...4.-..,.--.g,,.' ,Q - .N I. nn, A k , . ,. ,,, ..-, N. ,.,., ,iw - Y 3 Weichel, Helen Lou St. Louis Agriculture Kappa Kappa Gamma Intramurals Red Cross Wiley, Belly Ann Mission, Kan. Arls Br Science Alpha Chi Omega liger Claws Wilson, BeltY J. Lancaster Arts 8- Science Band Wolcott, Patricia Louise Sl. Louis Arts 8- Science Della Delta Delta Red Cross Missouri Student Waodiill, Belly Cord Bolivar Arts at Science Alpha Della Pi Workshop Savitar Tiger Claws Intramurals Senior Pan-Hellenic Homecoming Committee Kappa Epsilon Alpha Wyatt, Marion Louise Oak Grove Arts 8- Science Page XI Weinberg, Frances W. University City Arts 8- Science Phi Sigma Sigma Femme Forum Workshob Wilfley, Joan Columbia Arts 81 Science Della Della Della Kappa Epsilon Alpha Workshop Missouri Studenl Student Govt. Assn. Freshmen Orientation Wilson, Pegg Jo Sl. Louis Arts 8t Science Chi Omega Burrall Cabinet S. G. A. Dance Comm. Read Hall Coffee Hour Waldenberg, Sally Ann Chicago, lll. Arts Bt Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Tiger Claws Women's lnlramurals Bd. Savitar lnlramurals Wooll, Palsy Chicago, lll. Arts 8- Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Savitar lnlramurals Yount, Keith S. Sedalia Ensineerini Sigma Nu Engineer's Club Even lhe Jay School has its lighter moments such as their annual dance at the Tiger. 4 'N F3 5- , j 'T' C779 -i,, 5' -lf . . fil o 1 -J S g . -,1 s -s . t 'rv- , ' A mg as r 1 R U L 1 si Q Q Q - H2 i, ii jf: .S i v' r -, ff, .EM e 'J if 3 . f .Hi . 35 , i . 5 fc- LGE 53 Q -' A P A ,gl V' 12 4 Ez ' 1?- if ,.... 'Y' 1 if R11 Sift in il aff' i .fi ...O . Welborn, Norma Lou Kansas City Arts 8t Science Gamma Phi Bela Kappa Epsilon Alpha Femme Forum Savitar Wilkerson, George Sm Kearney Agriculture lnd. Men's Assn. Agriculture Club Winton, Shirley New Millord, N. J. Arts 81 Science Phi Sigma Sigma Workshop Savitar Wolle, John M. Oak Park, lll. Arts 81 Science Sigma Alpha Epsilon Workshop Wren, Robert Lee Kansas City Arts 8: Science Sigma Nu Football Track Zebrowitz, Georgia F. Sl. Louis Agriculture lnd. Women's Org. ith Wikoll, James Lester Lexington Arts 8 Science Phi Della Theta Savitar Towertime Williams, Emmet Russell Monticello, N, Y. Arts 8i Science Lambda Chi Alpha Wittenberg, Mary Lou Memphis, Tenn. Arts 8- Science Pi Beta Phi Dance Club Savitar lnlramurals Freshman Orientation Wolff, Jerry M. University City Arts 81 Science Phi Sigma Della WYatl, Doris Webster Groves Arts 81 Science Kappa Alpha Theta Homecoming Comm. Savitar Y, W. C. A. Council Zuerl, Jean G. Brunswick Agriculture 1, mpg- .,.,,,, , ,,:m.,,,,-.,..,,, --A-1-.mae ,. ' :ai12Ti1rh-vt:-seam. or .- -ts 1. - ' -- -A e 'a 1f- AP--'-1-sf-' f' of We f 1-.f Q. X gli Q4 L H 'J Y- , 5 P ., -fem If 4' JI if A ' - . ' 1 Q 465' ji ' g: . ---A f 4 vw fl, h iz -'lfj'-L -' T - Fight Son! i ' f Abend, Ruth Agatsten, Morton Kansas City Cl5Yf0l'l Arts 81 Science Phi Sigma Sigma Allen, Byron Neil St. Louis Arts 81 Science Phi Sigma Delta Intramurals Applebaum. Gloria E. St. Louis Arts 81 Science Avoske, Betty Jo St. Louis Arts 81 Science Tiger Claws Savitar lntramurals Student Govt. Assn. Workshop Barnes, Joe M. Columbia Arts 81 Science Phi Delta Theta N. Rr O. T. C. s Bay, Ruth Elizabeth St. Louis Arts 8a Science Alpha Delta Pi Bercovici, Caryl Ruth Omaha, Neb. Arts 81 Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Missouri Student Savitar lntramurals Bill, Robert C. Peoria, lll. Arts 81 Science Sigma Alpha Epsilon Arts 8m Science Zeta Beta Tau Allen, .lames Hollis Webster Groves Arts 8a Science Delta Tau Delta Atkin, Tom William Clayton Arts 8: Science Sigma Chi Baldwin, Carole St. Louis Arts 81 Science Uniyersity Band University Orchestra Savitar Missouri Student Workshop Barnes, Robert lrwin Columbia Arts 81 Science Phi Delta Theta Bayne, Robert C. Kansas City Engineering K Delta Tau Delta lntramurals Berlau, Alvin H. Kansas City Arts 81 Science Zeta Beta Tau Bixby, Joseph Reyn Kansas City Arts 81 Science Phi Delta Theta Savitar olds Q. . fe, F-RESHMEN Agruss, Barbara Ruth 'University City Agriculture Phi Sigma Sigma Allen, Walter Gene Webster Groves Arts 81 Science Delta Tau Delta s AuBuchon, Sue Alice Festus Arts 8x Science Read Hall :Art Comm. Barker, Uune'fLee St. Louis Arts 8: Science Barron, Jeanne Kansas City Arts 8: Science Delta Gamma Behring, Betty St. Louis Agriculture Alpha Phi Bernstein, Audrey Uean f Kansas City Arts 8: Science Phi Sigma Sigma Boales, WilliamiGunn. Grosse Pointe, Mich. Arts 81 Science Phi Delta Theta Alexander, Paul G. St. Joseph Engineering! Zeta Beta Tau Andrew, John Marion l Chicago, Ill. Agriculture Phi Gamma Delta French Club Savitar Student iGovt. 'Assn. Aultman, ,Dorothy'7Anne Lima, Peru Arts 81 Science Pi Beta'Phi Barnes, James ,Edsel Albany Arts 81 Science Savitar ' Albhaffauiomega s Bauman, Patricia Glendale l Arts 8m Science Savitar V lntramurals l Women's!Athletic1yAssn. i Kappa Alpha Theta l Belknap, Robert Brown Webster2Groves Arts 81 Science Sigma Alpha'Epsilon Workshop Tiger Claws l Berry, Dorothy'Maurine Unionville Arts 8tiScience l f Boling, Carol Dene Clarence Arts 8m Science Ind. Women's Org. University Chorus Workshop r I. Puga SZ l 1 r 'F lflrannum, F. Jean Chicaso, Ill, Arts 8- Science Alpha Phi Brewster, William B.. Jr Kansas City Arts B- Science Sigma Nu Brown, Phvllis University City Arts L Science Savitar Workshop Intramurals Cameron, Robert A. Papaalea, Hawaii B. 81 P. A. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Workshop Student lnter-Fraternity Pledse Council, Treasurer Carter, John M. Moberly Arts 8- Science Phi Delta Theta Cline, James Robert Carthage Engineering Sigma Nu Ereacher, Jackie Arts Sr Science Alpha Epsilon Phi T Albuquerque, N. Mex. C? ' . . I' 0 .' . ,- Britton, Virginia V, Pottersville Arts 8r Science Bruner, Dorothy Columbia Arts 8- Science Delta Delta Delta Campbell, Lyman L. Kansas City B. 8- P. A. Sigma Nu Tiger Claws Savitar Casteel, Benjamin E. Columbia Arts 8- Science Phi Delta Theta Cohen, Lewis Melvin Hot Springs, Ark. Arts 81 Science Zeta Beta Tau For those who dislike dissipating on Friday afternoon, there always the traditional coffee hour at Read Hall,atwhich Deans Mills and Hindman are pictured here. Prrqr .rj Breckenridge, Donald H. University City Arts 8r Science Brown, Edmond Marion Columbia Arts 6 Science Phi Delta Theta Burton. Delmar Lee Kansas City Arts 8- Science Phi Delta Theta Campbell, Nancy Lee Seclalia Arts Br Science Alpha Chi Omega Channon, Judith Ann Kansas City Arts Sr Science Kappa Alpha Theta Cole, Mary Barbara St. Joseph Arts 8x Science Delta Delta Delta Savitar Read Hall Committee Red Cross Intramurals Bresee, Mary Lou Warsaw Arts 8- Science Brown, Janet Adair Kansas City Arts 8- Science Savitar Read Hall Committee Red Cross Kappa Alpha Theta Busse, Robert Alvin Webster Groves Arts 8 Science Sigma Chi Tiger Claws Intramurals Carter, Catharine Jackson Hartville Arts 8- Science Zeta Tau Alpha Y. W, C. A. Red Cross Jr. League Women Voters Clark, Kim Washington, D. C. Arts 8r Science Sisma Chi Savitar Read Hall Committee Comstock, Jack P. Unionville Arts 8r Science Beta Theta Pi .r r'.:E'7'1'.K FTW: 1115: .1 ' ,rarer QFN, , , .2 lx. ,Qs Connelly Jean . Mount Vernon. N. . Arts 8r Science Alpha Chi Omega Corbin, Carl Edwin Kansas City Arts 81 Science Homecoming Committee Sigma Nu Crichlow, Isabel Laurie Columbia Arts 81 Science Freshman Debate Dalton John Hall Kennett Arts 81 Science Beta Theta Pi Davis Mary Lou Sheldon Arts 81 Science Alpha Gamma Delta DeGroote Barbara Sue St. Louis Arts Be Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Denney, Evalyn Belton Arts 8t Science Alpha Gamma Delta Donaldson, Pat St. Louis f-Q s Conrad, Betty Clarksville Arts St Science Delta Delta Delta Read Hall Committee Covell, Catherine Clayton Arts 8t Science Alpha Phi Dance Club Workshop Cunningham Charles E. Cartha5e Arts 8: Science Sigma Nu Savitar Daniel William Owsley Webster Groves Arts 81 Science University Singers lnd. Men s Assn. Eagles Xt Anchors University Chorus Student Union Dawkins Barbara Viola Kansas City Arts 81 Science Alpha Chi Omega Dempsey Wanda M. Vandalia Arts 81 Science Depke, Joyce Evelyn St. Louis Arts 81 Science Zeta Tau Alpha Modern Dance Club Workshop Y. W. C. A. Dougherty, Patricia A. Huron, Ohio Arts 81 Science Tiger Claws Savitar Worksholl lntramural Sports Arts 8: Science Alpha Gamma Delta ALA., -,,r.r,L,g.. 1 .. ' .. - 4.-....... - ,M - mm. --...i . I .3 . , B up , F - FRESHMEN Cook, John T. 'MarYville Arts 81 Science Workshop Phi Delta Theta Craig, Kobert Wayne Jefferson City Arts 8r Science Sigma Nu Cunningham, Gloria J St. Louis Arts Er Science Kappa Alpha Theta Darlin8. Albert Kansas City Arts 8: Science SiSma Chi Dean, Gloria Elaine St. Louis Asriculture Alpha Delta Pi Femme Forum Denebeim, Robert S. Kansas City Arts 81 Science Zeta Beta Tau Savitar DeVoy, Mary lsabel Brookfield Arts dx Science Delta Delta Delta Savitar Read Hall . Red Cross Drake, Mary Ella Charleston Arts 8- Science Kappa Kappa Gamma ean Cooper, William M. Chillicothe A9riculture Beta Theta Pi Crawford, Jane West Point, Miss. Arts 8: Science Chi Omega Art Comm.-Read Hall Curtright, Peggy Mae Holliday Agriculture lnd. Women's Org. Home Economics Club Tiger Claws Darmstadter, Judy l. Chicago, lll. Arts 81 Science l Phi Sigma Sisma Deffenbaugh, Etha C. Kansas City Arts 8. Science Phi Delta Theta DGHHY, Diane Mary Kirkwood Arts 8: Science Alpha Delta Pi Savitar Workshop Showme Dolby, Joan Ted Eldon Arts 8: Science Drever. Marcella C. St. Louis Agriculture Workshop Home Economics Club Page 84 Drucker, Joan Elise Salt Lake City. Utah Arts 8- Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Workshov Savilar Eddy, Elaine Villa Park, lll. Arts 8- Science Alpha Gamma Delta Farmer, Eileen St. Louis Arts and Science Gamma Phi Beta Feltux, Pat Western Springs, lll. Arts 8- Science Delta Delta Delta Savitar S. 6. A. Dance Comm. Red Cross Folsom, John M. Eligabethton, Tenn. Arts A Science Pi Kappa Aloha Frier, Jack Columbia Arts Us Science Delta Tau Delta Dunlap, Rita Kathleen Jefferson City Agriculture Chi Omega Workshov University Chorus Home Economics Club Esau, Janet Lou New York, N. Y. Arts 8- Science Aloha Delta Pi Fausek, James Francis Clayton Agriculture Lambda Chi Alpha Fink, Howard B. Marion, lnd. Arts 8- Science Sigma Aloha Mu Junior Pan-Hellenic Foster, Patricia Ruth St. Louis Arts 81 Science Kappa Alpha Theta Fry, Doris . Clayton Arts 8i Science Alpha Epsilon Phi K I With the first breath ol Spring quite a few students are apparently willing to risk the traliic ol 9th Street instead ol retreating to the dark recesses of the tunnel. Pugr' S5 2 -at -1 F '. S mt Z I Eatock, James William Centerville, lowa Arts 3x Science Lambda Chi Alpha Eshelman, Mary Virginia Springfield Arts 8r Science Alpha Delta Pi University Singers University Chorus Workshov Feichtinger, Gertrude St. Louis Arts Bi Science Delta Delta Delta Student Govt, Assn. Red Cross Workshop Fischer, Elizabeth Jane St. Louis Arts Bi Science Read Hall Art Committee Art Club Workshop Fridley, Dorothy Louise St. Louis Education Zeta Tau Alpha Modern Dance Club Tigarettes Women's Athletic Assn. Gabriel, William John, Jr. Lakewood, Ohio Journalism Cartoonist: Showme Eagles 8t Anchors Eatoclr, Samuel Edmund Centerville, Iowa Arts 8- Science Lambda Chi Alpha Baseball '45-'46 Etheridge, Linda Juanita Crystal CitY Arts at Science Alpha Delta Pi Felker, Charlotte Tyree Webster Groves Arts 81 Science Chi Omega University Singers University Chorus Fisher. Johnda Lee Ashland, Ky. Arts 8: Science Kappa Kappa Gamma Frieden, Marcia Dean Norlolk, Va. Arts 81 Science Phi Sigma Sigma Read Hall Art Comm. Worksholi Gall, John Uhl Rivera, Calif. Arts 8m Science Phi Kappa Psi rrxxrr w-...sul in-.. ,rr .372 -.1-i 4x7F5.'14.m- r - n. .4 naf-- z-ef.:-4:.::.a::.'-fn -aw ,. .. WH '-'----'ff' - F V Sru zu HOUSING- PENT ous or YOUR M S Gallagher Patrick W. Charleston Engineerini Pi Kappa Alpha Engineers' Club Gershon, Patricia Lois Chicago, lll. Arts 81 Science Gonz, William W. Webster Groves A5ric Goss, ulture Dan Willard Columbus, Ohio Arts 81 Science Phi Kappa Psi German Club Savitar Ti5er Claws Pan-Hel. Pledge Council Griifit h, Jimmy Eugene Harrisonville Arts 81 Science Ind. Men's Assn. Eagles 84 Anchors Haine Gary, s, Barbara Ann Ind. Arts 81 Science Delta Delta Delta Haney, Newton Leon Independence Education Lambda Chi Alpha Freshman Debate Squad Harris, Anita Sue St. Lo uis Arts 8m Science Gamma Phi Beta ugez ' 2 i r! . 'Eff There's No Place Like CAD Home rv ' cz. Garner, Frank S. lll Richmond Heights Engineerin5 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Engineers' Club Gibson, Norma Jean Alton, Ill. Arts 8: Science Tiger Claws intramural Sports Y. W. C. A. Goodman, Phil Eugene Drexel Arts 8: Science Pi Kappa Alpha Tiger Claws Graf, Joan Ferguson ' Arts 81 Science Zeta Tau Alpha Savitar Advertising Red Cross Grinstead, Betty Lou Edwardsville, lII. Journalism Ind. Women's Org. . Haldeman, Sherry Columbia Arts 81 Science Alpha Phi Hans, Richard F. Kansas City Arts 81 Science Sigma Alpha Mu Savitar Harris, Geraldine N. St.-Louis Arts 8: Science Alpha Epsilon Phi . .., ,--D -0 Mm- - R E S.Hr.M E N Geller, Joseph B. Hempstead, N. Y. B. 81 P. A. Phi Sislnga Delta Goldberg, Jocelyn Lee Kansas City ' Arts 8s Science Phi Sigma Sigma Gorham, Robert Hawley University City Arts 8: Science Sigma Alpha Epsilon Green, Margaret Phylicie Odessa . Arts 84 Science Grossman, Charlene Rhea Kansas City Arts 8: Science Phi Sigma Sigma Hall, Visa Burns Monett Agriculture Beta Theta Pi Harden, Bettye Dale Granby Arts Et Science Harrison, Sybil Jane Christopher, lll. Arts 8g Science Y. W. C. A. Jr. League Women Voters Missouri Workshop . , . - ..,.--A -.. , Gemmeche, Alta C. Seligman Arts 81 Science lnd. Women's OVS. Missouri Student Workshop Goldberg, Martin Y Bradly Beach, N. J. Arts 81 Science Phi Sigma Delta Pan-Hellenic Gotkin, Joan Lewis Milwaukee, Wis. Arts 81 Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Missouri Student Workshop lntramurals Grenawalt, Joan Independence Arts 8: Science Delta Delta Delta Guetschow, Kenneth C. St. Louis Law Lambda Chi Alpha Hamilton, Paul, Jr. Kansas City Arts 81 Science Beta Theta Pi Savitar Harden, Jo Jean Granby Arts 81 Science Henderson, William A. Montgomery, Pa. Arts 8: Science Phi Kappa Psi Intramural Sports Page 86 Hermann, Joanne Marie Kansas Citv Arts B- Science Zeta Tau Alpha Intramurals Savitar-Advertising Red Cross Hoffman, Arthur William Kansas Citv Arts Bi Science Sigma Alpha Mu Hudgins, Lois Jean East St. Louis, lll. B. Xi P. A. Alpha Delta Pi lxserman, FerdinandQM. , Jr. St. Louis Arts 8- Science Zeta Beta Tau Workshop Freshman Football Jennings, Dee Cox Charleston Agriculture Delta Tau Delta Tiger Claws Jones, Barbara Lee Clayton Arts 8- Science Pi Beta Phi Workshop Swimming Club Women's Athletic Assn. Intramurals University Chorus Hermsmeier, Jean A. Freeport, III. Arts 8- Science Gamma Phi Beta Hoppe, Edward H., Ferguson Arts 81 Science Hudson, Mary Putnam Kansas City Arts 8r Science Kappa Kaooa Gamma Read Hall Pub. Comm. Intramurals Jackson, Sallyann Nevada Arts 8- Science Delta Gamma Johnson, Eleanor O. Salisbury Agriculture Jones, Ray D., Jr. Kansas City Law Sigma Nu V.. x - ..,, .as an -.s - 1 . F.. 'Air fv- -,f we - ,A int UH' P' D -X . r . '. N ix li , Staci... ...C ...vef ,ig rm l i r i l i 1. t'wr- I X . ff Higgins, Nancy Jean Bloomfield Arts 8- Science lnd. Womcn's Org. Jr. League Women Voters Le Foyer cle Francais Hooten, William Foster St. Louis Arts 8- Science Sigma Nu Hulen, Charles M., Jr. Nloberly Arts 81 Science Phi Delta Theta University Band Jackson, Shirley Sheridan, Wyo. Airiculture Alpha Delta Pi Johnston, Kenneth Earl Pevely Arts 81 Science Eagles 81 Anchors Jones, Shirley Rae Marceline Arts Xi Science Alpha Delta Pi Workshop Savitar Hoff, Iris Louise Webster Groves Arts 8. Science Alpha Delta Pi Huck, Lester Josebh University City Asriculture Sigma Nu Savitar Hultmark, Myron Jefferson City Engineering Phi Delta Theta Jackson, William R. Joplin Arts 8t Science Si9ma Nu Jones, Anna Lee Polk Arts 81 Science Ind. Women's Org. Y. W. C. A. Jordan, William R. Kansas City Arts 8- Science Phi Kappa Psi Tiger Battery lt's a hard lile, Dick Powell decides in trying to choose between the many lovely candidates lor SAE Oueen. Page .97 SS Q ,..-+- ' X J MM 43 .Li 'M N' X A at X f '. , 7:-L.-. Kaiser, Myra Louise Kirkwood Arts 81 Science Alpha Delta Pi Kemper, Rulus Crosby, Jr. Kansas City Arts Sc Science Beta Theta Pi Kleppsattel, Charles L. Bonne Terre Arts 81 Science Sigma Chi Larson, Betty Ann Kansas City Arts 8- Science Chi Omega Lenox, Marietta Elizabeth Lake SDrin5 Arts 8- Science Gamma Phi Beta Lipsitz, Lolita Havana, Cuba Arts 81 Science Phi Sisma Sisma Long, William Clair Waynesville Arts 8: Science , Alpha Tau Omega McAllister, Beverly Ann Alexandria, La. ' Arts 84 Science Modern Dance Club S1 Kaminsky, Leonard A. St. Joseph Arts 8- Science Sigma Alpha Mu J. S. O. Ketchum, Diane Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts 81 Science Alpha Phi Kletsky, Harold Kansas City Arts 81 Science Phi Sigma Delia Tiger Claws Lawson, Monti Ann St. Louis Arts 81 Science Band , Jr. League Women Voters Lerman, Eileen Mae Cleveland Heights, Ohio Agriculture Phi Sigma Sigma Read Hall Rec. Comm. Workshop A Litwin, Betty Marie Emporia, Kan. Arts 81 Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Y. W. C. A. Intramurals Savitar, Losch, Susanne Omaha, Neb. Arts 81 Science Pi Beta Phi Tiger Claws Savitar McCarty. Jolora Jean Kansas City Arts 81 Science Workshop University Chorus United Nations Conf. ,, lipopr- FRESHMEN Kaufman, Charles H. lndianapolis, Ind. Arts 8: Science Sigma Alpha Mu Kindorf, William Arthur Clayton Ensineerins . Kappa Sigma , Engineers' Club Kortier, Ann Ellyn Kansas City Arts 8t Science Zeta Tau Alpha Jr. Pan-Hellenic Repr. University Singers University Chorus Lebow, Florence Gordon Columbia ' Arts 8: Science Alpha Epsilon Phi lntramurals Levy, Sue Louisville, Ky. Arts 8: Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Missouri Student Savitar Lively, Norma June St. Louis Aits 81 Science Alpha Delta Pi Lotman, Saurine Lincoln, Neb. Arts 81 Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Cheerleader Substitute Workshop Dance Committee lntramurals Tiser Claws McClure, Eleanore Sikeston Gamma Phi Beta Kemmler, Robert Carl St. Louis Arts 81 Science Lambda Chi Alpha Kinnison, Thomas A. Chillicothe Arts 81 Science Phi Delta Theta Larson, Anna'Eli1abeth Carl Junction Agriculture ' Home Economics Club Lending, Beverlye June St. Louis Arts 81 Science Phi Sigma Sigma Lipman, Lorraine Springfield Arts 8: Science AlPha Epsilon Phi Long, Joseph D. Braggadocio Agriculture Lambda Chi Alpha Louk, Holland Arthur Kansas City Arts 81 Science Pi Kappa Alpha McDonald, Rose lda St. Louis Alpha Chi Omega Page 88 McDougal, Richard S. Sikeston B. 8- P. A. Phi Delta Theta Savitar Workshov Magruder, Ncrma Evelyn M:Alester. Okla. Arts 8 Science Alpha Gamma Delta Martin, Lyle V. Sr. Louis Agriculture Lambda Chi Alpha Towertime Metcalle, PeS5lV Kansas City Arts 8- Science Delta Gamma Middleton, Sue Pledge Clarksville Arts 8- Science Pi Beta Phi Moblev, N. F. Kennett Agriculture Phi Gamma Delta Forestry Club Agriculture Club McGinnis, Mary E. St, Louis Arts 8t Science Kappa AlDl1aTl'reta Savitar Missouri Student Manheimer, Helene M. St. Louis Arts 8- Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Martin, Charles R, Kansas City Engineering Delta Tau Delta Meyer, Donald James St. Louis Arts 8s Science Lambda Chi Alpha Mills, Larry Edward Earminston Arts 81 Science Beta Theta Pi Monsees, Mary Sue Sedalia Arts 8m Science Ind. Women's Org. Y. W. C. A. Intramurals Women's Athletic1As -. ie Q Ready, gang? asks Gene Krupa ol his 're-bop' assemble beicre proceeding to entertain Sigma Nus and guests at their winter lormal. Page S9 4 72 T' v .I fag, .1l ,.s RQ? ' l McKemy, Orah Roger Trenton Arts 8- Science Beta Theta Pi Mann, Milton lrving Kansas City Arts 8i Science Sigma Alpha Mu Mayfield, Winan Edgar Lebanon Law Beta Theta Pi University Singers Meyer, Dorothy Louise St. Louis Arts 81 Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Mintner, Lela Jean St. Louis Arts 8t Science Workshop S. G. A. Intramural Volleyball Morris, Marilyn Ann Sedalia Arts'8i Science Pi Beta Phi University Chorus Showme Savitar MacWherter, Richard T Springfield Engineering Kappa Sigma Tiger Claws Martin, Ann Elizabeth Princeton, Ill. Arts 8- Science Alpha Delta Pi Workshop Mellman, Nona J, St. Louis Arts 8- Science Femme Forum Meyer, James Edward Glascow Arts 8i Science Phi Delta Theta Varsity Basketball Mitchell, Mary ,Lou Sedalia Arts 8- Science Gamma Phi Beta Morrison, Julie Ann Clayton Arts 8: Science Kappa Alpha Theta 'TJ is 9 VI' 'NT' ' -1 Finns.. - 554 'AC . 7, ' ll :z Sru , SMITH ,lffV!6!l7' OWL If '. Moscowitz Maurice Hot Springs, Ark. Sigma Alpha Mu ,.,. , fua..a-u.4-. - f R1 6 5 51 ' pouzf BALE5 Politics 1 , Moss, Margaret Deane Montgomery City Alpha Chi Omega Tiger Claws Associate Workshop Arts 81 Science Murmann, Marian Ruth Clayton Alpha Epsilon Phi Arts 8: Science Nelson, Richard Rob Kansas City Phi Delta Theta Arts 81 Science Norwine, Alice .lean University City Chi Omega Arts 81 Science Olsen, Rex Norman Missoula, Mont. French Club Agriculture Parker, Fredna Jewel Clayton Kappa Alpha Theta University Chorus Arts 8: Science Peckham, Ruth Perry Wooster, Ohio Alpha Chi Omega Workshop Arts 8: Science Pollack, Jay Noman Kansas City Sigma Alpha Mu Arts 8t Science inson Arts 81 Science Muster, Rose Marie St. Louis W. R. H. lnd. Women's Org. Neugebauer, Ralph John St. Louis Lambda Chi Alpha Read Hall Music Comm. Arts 81 Science Oberman, Roberta S. University City Phi Sigma Sigma Arts 81 Science Ornauer, Dorothea M. Floral Park, N. Y. Alpha Epsilon Phi Arts 81 Science Pasley, Pauline Mae DeKalb, lll. Alpha Delta Pi Arts 81 Science Penninston, Wm. R., Jr. Hickman Mills Pi Kappa Alpha Arts 81 Science Poison. Viriinia Jo Whittier, Calif. Alpha Chi Omega Arts 81 Science FRESHMEN Muir, Lawrence LeRoy Bagley, Iowa Arts 8- Science Negbaur,- Hal K. Kansas City Zeta Beta Tau Missouri Workshop Political Science Club Arts 81 Science Niedermeyer, James K. St. Louis Sigma Nu Homecoming Committee Alpha Phi Omesa Arts 81 Science Olin, Barbara Jo Chicago, lll. PhiSigma Sigma Missouri Student Arts 81 Science Osborn, Harriet Jane Kansas City Gamma Phi Beta Ads 8: Science Patterson, Amy Cathryne Columbia Y. W. C. A. Band Arts 81 Science Perclue, Betty Claire Kansas City Alpha Gamma Delta Arts 8t Science Ponder, Virginia Lee Venice, Fla. Alpha Chi Omega Arts 81 Science -.., ...,e..,.., Munsell, Charles Dana Kansas CitY Pi Kappa Alpha Tiger Claws Engineers' School Nelson, Gene Elnora St. Louis University Chorus Agriculture School Nix, Patricia Jean Marshall Delta Delta Delta Savitar Arts 81 Science Oliver, Prentiss Reid Kansas City , Sigma Nu Dairy Club Agriculture Club Agriculture School Owen, Harry Cline Hickman Mills Pi Kappa Alpha Arts 8x Science . Payne, Alan Curtis, Kansas City Beta Theta Pi B. 81 P. A. Peterson, Helen M. Kahoka Arts St Science Pope, Helen L. St. Louis Delta Gamma Arts 8: Science Page 90 Putney. Mme St. Louis Arts A Science Delta Delta Delta University Chorus Remley, Ellen Louise Columbia Arts 81 Science Ridge, Frank Seargy Kansas City Arts Si Science Phi Delta Theta Tiger Claws Savitar Ralston, Robert Taylor Kansas City Arts 8: Science Sigma Nu Roehow, Geraldine Skokie, Ill. Arts Us Science Alpha Chi Omega Rouse, June Marie Mundelein, lll. Arts 8- Science Putsch, Carolyn A. White Plains, N. Y. Arts 8- Science Alpha Delta Pi Rice, John Richard Oak Park, lll. Arts 8- Science Sigma Alpha Epsilon Ridge, Richard Lee Kansas City Arts 8- Science Sigma Chi Tiger Claws Pep Rally Committee Savitar S. V. O. Ramsey, Carol Sue St. Louis Arts 8x Science Alpha Phi Rose, James G. South Orange, N. J. Arts 8: Science Lambda Chi Alpha Tiger Claws Ruddy, Martha .lean Webster Groves Arts 8m Science Delta Gamma Tiger Claws 'IJ'.. F'-3 'far-fa . r P5 . 'JN x ji- 'Ii i r l r r Looks of serene contentment come over the laces oi Bill Greener, Dean Hindman, and Duke Sullivan as they close the big deal signing up Xavier Cugat to play at the Homecoming Dance. Page 91 - f am? -Lf! , ' I1-Q Pyle, Kirk B. Euiaula, Okla. Arts Sr Science Sigma Chi Tiger Sig French Club Eagles 8- Anchors Rickard, James Dale Ottumwa, Iowa Arts 8: Science Phi Delta Theta Savitar Roberts, Donald R. St. Louis Arts 81 Science Sigma Chi Rau, William Ernest Columbia Arts 8- Science Phi Delta Theta Rosen, Sonya Ann St. Joseph Arts 81 Science Phi Sigma Sigma Tiger Claws Rupe, Cynthia Anne Clayton Arts 8: Science Pi Beta Phi Workshop lntramurals University Chorus l 1 I Quattrocchi, Frank S. Hannibal Arts 8t Science Richardson, Mary Lee Great Bend, Kan. Arts 8- Science lnd. Women's Org. University Concert Band Roberts, James Harlan Springfield, lll. B. Bt P. A. Zeta Beta Tau Reiser, Robert Francis Pleasant Plains, lll. Arts 8x Science Ping Pong Tournament Intramural Basketball Glennon Club Rosenberg, Rosalyn Toms River, N. J. Arts 81 Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Ryan, Pat Martin,-Jr. Burlingame, Calif. Arts Bi Science Pi Kappa Psi Savitar Missouri Workshop Dance Committee Showme 4-o I I-fr-If 7' .L rrafir 1: J: ears- r 2-as 'v.-vm 4.1 1 FE C V '54 site s ,rt . rm A29 A A wi lb 5 fr al N 1 SD I 63 Ayff - 9 J 51:1 ,fee -1 6521 , .. . ,n'n', - '?Gc4U:'g .. T-nl. Xypfbn . s ,F N vigil but .., W, .. Safford, Jane Powell Clayton Sames Suzanne Centralia Mm., i .ff'-4-- ' rg: , Cow College Capers As Ar Mt CI l Al Arl l l l Ne Ka, Ph' All r l l No Unl Chi' An Ol: Mi Fre As Par Cla Kar: Unil Ari Pec Wo! A l p Wo' A rtl l Po l ll Carl Sign Art Arts Bt Science Gamma Phi Beta Sass, Frank Ncrwin Springfield Arts 81 Science Zeta Beta Tau Schieber, Maxine Clayton Agriculture Phi Sigma Sigma Art Club Homecoming Committee Scofield, William Kent Columbia Arts 8: Science Lambda Chi Alpha Sharp, Margaret Jeannette Des Moines, lowa Arts 8: Science Alpha Phi A Shklar, Elliott Marvin St. Joseph Arts 81 Science Sigma Alpha Mu Workshop Sipple, Mary Pat East Chicago, Ind. Arts 81 Science Chi Omega Tower Time Intramurals Spradling, Harry M. Carthage Engineering Beta Theta Pi Arts 8: Science Gamma Phi Beta Schaffner, Betsy Chicago, lll. Arts 84 Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Schlesinger, Greta S. Des Moines, lowa A Arts 8m Science Phi Sigma Sigma Tiger Claws Scrinopskie, Joy Topeka, Kan. Arts 81 Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Workshop Dance Committee lntramurals Shackelicrd, John Hutt Kansas City Arts 8: Science Phi Delta Theta Sidebotham, Bill Lewis Kansas City Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha Smith, Paul Don Lebanon En5ineerin9 Lambda Chi Alpha Stanton, Kenneth B. Carthage Arts 8: Science Phi Delta Theta Tiger Claws A - -,, . ,W FRESHMEN Sappington, Wm. Roy, Jr. Columbia Arts 81 Science Sigma Nu UniversitY Orchestra B.xrrall Orchestra Schaller, Ralph Wayne West Plains Agriculture Dairy Club Schwartz, Allen Louisville, KY. Arts 8t Science Workshop Tiger Claws Student . Savitar Read Hall Art Committee Seyiried, William E. Richmond Heights Arts 8a Science Lambda Chi Alpha University Band Sherman, Joseph A., Jr. St. Joseph Arts 81 Science Delta Tau Delta Basketball Siebenthaler, Wm. Leroy Monett Agriculture Beta Theta Pi Spragg, Sharlyn Columbia Arts 81 Science Gamma Phi Beta Steele, Edward Levens Nevada Journalism Sigma Nu Missouri Workshop Sartorius, Corinne Ann - St. Louis Arts 81 Science Zeta Tau Alpha Savitar Schildknecht, R. O. St. Louis Engineerini Schwartz, Peggy Sue Clayton Arts 81 Science Pi Beta Phi Workshop Intramurals Tiger Claws Schuman, Margie Ann University City Arts 81 Science Workshop Savitar Sherry, Betty lnez Little Rock, Ark. Arts Bt Science Pi Beta Phi Sikes, Wm. Francis Sikestdn Agriculture Phi Delta Theta University Band S. G. A. Sperry, George W. Bushnell, lll. Arts 8: Science Sisma Nu Steel, Nancy Ann Fairland, Texas Arts 81 Science Uniyersity Chorus Page 92 .F Stewart, Byron A., Jr. Independence Arts A Science Sigma Chi Savitar Tiger Claws Pep Rally Committee Strunclr, Jack Columbia Engineering Delta Tau Delta Amvets Swenson, Karen Joy Milwaukee, Wis. Arts 8- Science Alpha Phi Tiger Claws Read Hall Committee Tecihman, Carol Jean St. Louis Arts 8- Science Gamma Phi Beta Thorp, Dorothy Jean New London Arts 8- Science Missouri 4-H Club Troesch, Frederick S. Nevada Arts 81 Science Alpha Tau Omega Workshop Stovey, James Copley Robinson, lll. Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha Sullivan, James Harold Senath Arts 8: Science Pi Kappa Alpha Read Hall Art Comm. German Club Junior Pan-Hellenic Swisher, Marianne Kansas City - Arts 8- Science Kappa Alpha Theta Workshop Thompson, A. Eugenie De Soto Arts 8m Science Delta Gamma Workshop Tivy, Marilrances F. St. Louis Arts 8r Science Residue Staff University Chorus Turner, James Thomas Clayton Arts 8r Science Phi Gamma Delta 'Fight, Tiger! Yes, it's one oi those high spirited, enthusiastic pre-game pep rallies of last lall. lf spirit could win . . . oh, well Page 93 A -.1 : 6 is af . gr l it 'zi we 4. B. fi X. l ,ai 1 I A I I f--a l. ll P 'Q M ' is ' tif. 'Ellyn , f'j. 1 'B 1 x . 1 Striebv, Robert Henry Kansas City Arts 8- Science Lambda Chi Alpha Tiger Claws Summar, Robert Len Eldorado, lll. Arts 8- Science Pi Kappa Alpha V. F. W. American Legion Tatum, James W. Kennett Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha Thompson, Harry A. Kansas City Arts 8r Science Alpha Tau Omega Toel, Nancy Jeanne Maryville Arts 8- Science Delta Gamma VanMeter, Robert Glenn Montclair, N. J. Arts 8r Science Pi Kappa Alpha Savitar Strothmann. Harvey F. Berger Agriculture Agriculture Club Swaim, George Bell Evanston, lll. Arts 8- Science Pi Kappa Alpha Taylor, Sherril W. Salt Lake City, Utah Senior, Journalism Sigma Chi Pan-Hellenic Thompson, William C. Portageville Agriculture Sigma Alpha Epsilon Toombs, David Robert Springfield Arts 81 Science Sigma Nu Homecoming Committee Vaughn, Mary Elizabeth University City Arts Br Science Alpha Delta Pi Y. W. C. A. ar .:ra:m'7 -111.1-ta .i aw., 1- V w' , Q '- ' ' ' ' T 455355532 ' fniiiiiilllll - umm!!! ! 15j'i 'as . . .X Z f , ' I f 54 'Voskamp, Jeannine Anne Kansas City Arts 8: Science Delta Gamma Weber Gilbert J. Mt. Vernon Agriculture Dairy Club Agriculture Club Welsh Edward Joseph Kansas City ' Engineering Sigma Nu Wightman, Jackie University City Arts 81 Science Alpha Delta Pi Workshop ' Intramurals Williams, Robert S. Kansas City Arts 81 Science Windsor, John Horace, Jr. Boonville Arts 3s Science Sigma Nu ,dfmer Waers, Martha . Liberty Arts 81 Science Alpha Phi Tiger Claws Read Hall Committee Women s Athletic Assn. Weber, Marilyn Louise St. Louis Arts 81 Science Alpha Phi Werbner, Kaye Chicago lll. Arts 8: Science Alpha Epsilon Phi Wilhite, Jack Boswell Moberly B. at P. A. Sigma Nu Tiger Claws I. F. P. C. Wills, Howard Paris Engineering Kappa Sigma Football Track Winer, Wilbur Alvin Clayton B. 81 P. A. Sigma Alpha Mu Hinkson Bound 2 sl 'a .f pil lg-qs C, X ,.. J if X f-1 X A 1 9. MII' , L ul E Wolfe, Jay Nashville, Tenn. Arts 81 Science Zeta Beta Tau Woolsey, Carl Groves Boonville Arts 8m Science Sigma Nu ' Homecoming Committee l x Wolff, Allyn Louis University City Arts St Science Phi Sigma Delta Workshop Wright, Sydney Webster Groves Arts St Science Delta Delta Delta osco FRESHM,,EN Waldbaur, Alan S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Arts 8t Science Sigma Alpha Mu Weckler, Shirley St. Louis Arts 81 Science Delta Gamma Tiger Claws Westerman, Margaret E . St. Louis Journalism Zeta Tau Alpha Swim Club Tiger Claws Women's Athletic Assn. Williams, Drew Allen Kennett Agriculture Pi Kappa Alpha - Agriculture Club Football Wilson, Robert W. Hannibal Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha Wirtz, Donald Lee St. Louis Agriculture Lambda Chi Alpha Wood, Jeanne Whittier, Calif. Arts 81 Science Alpha Chi Omega Young, Lou Ann Dayton, Ohio Arts 8r Science Alpha Chi Omega Women's Athletic Assn Weaver, Claire Gentry Webster Groves Arts 81 Science Alpha Phi Women's Athletic Assn. Jr. League Women Voters University Chorus Weisenfels, Bob Columbia B. 8: P. A. Sigma Nu Savitar Wiggs, Helen New York, N. 'Y. Arts 8m Science Phi Sigma Sigma j Williams, Jane E. Hickman Mills Arts 84 Science Wimmer, Harry William Millburn, N. J. Engineering Phi Kappa Psi Tiger Claws Wittels, Mitchell Jay University City Engineering - P Phi Sigma Delta Engineers' Club Woodlief, Gerrie East Chicago, lnd. Arts 8: Science Delta Gamma Zimmerman, A. W., Jr. Webster Groves Engineering Sigma Nu Homecoming Committee Page 94 ZX vv, J' 1162.3-I 'L. . -1 .If . f , r. Mig, -Q1 ,X -gg' 'ww' :Mu . 4.-, 5. girlie' - 4 75 ' rs1sf,. 443' ll A' hi. EP Q5 ' , rm. . - J' Jn XX ,-,:,, 1 ,. ,, P. x , :f . -n -ugh, 'inw- .-gs 1: ' -vm - - im. 5 -1 X, T xl' 4545-fi , , . ,n,l-SQQ -v A-D 'Q ww- E 5 'li'-9 ,. 1 ,- 3 3 fgiwgf 4 4' WY I-'51 L. M K. -1 .,. .f 51. I., .K 1 . '-V. - 1. 11 -M ff 1: 1 E 'C'f, . .'.j VV! .uvh . W. ,iff--w. . nb H: 1.2 -011' af' !f '9'i.L fs.. N- ' ,-.is . . , 7 n X N H 'Y' - . f- ...1 1' ' ' X J f r x V,- . I M-fl N' .Sf ll-Iwffi ff' x . ' , ' 'TY' A' , F? xg K U I P: . A,-' Ll n v -1 I '-Egger niatzarnzq- gxx WU IFS, -dim, 2-f--M--A-if-f-af-J'-1 W 'U 'M '7' T l 1 1 ,y 'l I 3 4 l l w STUDENT GUVERN ,W-yy Vfrfff M. , inter: , The Missouri Student calls them the brass g the student body calls them politioians g the administration calls them practically all the time. Call them what you will, here are the four big guns of S. G. A. behind a crowded but borrowed desk. Seated are Secretary Frances Pierce and President Lyle Duke Sullivan. Standing are Treasurer William Bruce and Vice-President Charles Ridgway. The Student Government Association worked long hours this year to help the overflow of 10,000 students get into the swing of life at Mizzou. As the official representatives of the student body, S. G. A. Worked with the University adminis- tration to put the social life back on a full sized basis. Fresh- man Orientation, Tiger Claws, Homecoming, Housing, the Xaviar Cugat Dance, Student Employment Service, the President 'Duke Sullivan turned over the gavel to Vice-President Charles Ridgway at the end of the first semester and- was honored at a Student Council banquet. At right Duke receives a goin' away present. Left to right, Secretary Pierce, Duke and in- coming President Ridgzvay. Elliott Lawrence spring dance, and the S. G. A. elections all fell into the Student Council hopper. Student Government lobbyists jumped into state politics by entertaining leaders of the House of Representatives. Coincidentally, the Uni- versity appropriations were upped by several hundred thou- sand dollars. H Page 95' , ......--.r..., ,H MENT ASSOCIATION P C LES McQUo1D, BILL SIIAEFFER, JIM HOPSON, BILL BERRY, HAROLD KINCAID Top row, left to right: RAY JUDD, Bon IERcE, I-IAR Second row: GRETTA SAYERS, LINDSAY MORROYV, NANA BERREY, PAT BROXVN, MARILYN KEMP First row: BETFY GALLUP, T. J. ROLLS, CYNTHIA PRICE OFFICERS President, frst semester . President, second semester . Vice-President . . Treasurer . Secretary At right, student lobbyists stop high pressuring long enough to scrvc after dinner coffee to lenders ol' the Missouri House of Representatives. Left, to right: Bill Greencr Bob Pierce, Appropriations Chairman Lewis H. lVallace, Speaker Murray Thompson, Speaker Pro Tem Joe H. Miller. Page 90 LYLE SULLIVAN CHARLES RIDGEWAY CHARLES BIDGEWAY WILLIADI BRUCE FRANCES PIERCE N AL. --V ---v-rv-5 Q --- jiri:-??FlTf-i-fl--3 5- fA,,, 3 Back row, lrfl to right: MARIAN MURMANN, FRANNIE PIERCE, RUTH DUNAGI, MARIAN RUDDER, NANA BERREY, ELLA BROWVN, LINDSEY MGRRQW, NAOMI POWVELL, FONDA AGEE Second row, left to right: ALMA WYATT, SALLY PFEMMER, T. J. RALLS, DOROTHY ANNE AULTMAN, MARY RUTH GILRIAN, CORAL FREEMAN, JEAN BHANNIIM, JEAN BUCHERT, B. J. NAGEL, ANNE WELLS Front row: RUTH ROGERS, MARY ANN BOYCE, CYNTHIA PRICE, MARY J 0 ABEY, GENE RECTOR, MARILYN KEIWP, BETTY GALLUP, ADELHVE BAIN Every woman on campus automatically is a member of AWS, the governing body for women, from the moment she -signs her name to that blue registration slip until she marches by the Columns in cap and gown. Girls are elected to the -executive council to represent their class, presidents of all -major'women's organizations are also members, as Well as Judiciary Board. With the council as a working nucleus, and the coopera- tion of all the women, AWS successfully sponsored Freshman Orientation, the Christmas party for underprivileged children, Careers Conference, and the publication of the AWS Hand- book this year. Women's regulations, standards, and the point system are also AWS responsibilities. ' On the Social side, Skirt Swing and Heartbeat, both traditional all-school dances, were bang-up successes under the sponsorship of AWS. PRESIDENT GENE RECTOR Page 100 HOUSE PRESIIJENTS' COUNCIL Top row, left to right: RUTH THOMPSON, BEVERLY ROWVAN, PEGGY STEPHENS, MARGARET FRANCES WRIGHT, BETTY LOUISE Woon, JENNY ROSE BENNETT, RUBY TULLOCK, JEAN SUFFILL, FRAN WEISS, J oIE KRITZLER Third row: NAN MEYER, BARBARA JOHNSON, MARILEE HOESTER, OPAL HENSLEY, RUBY JANE GARNETT, MAIXY S. TOWVNSEND, MURIEL ABBOTT, MAXINE JONES, DOROTHY DSW'YRE, RAYNELLE NOBLE Second row: LoLA SPENNY, BETTY DEDMAN, JUDY NEAL, NAJVA BERREY, President, DOROTHY KENT, JANICB KIRK, DORTHY JANE WILSON, DOLORES WVATSON Fronl row: BETTY LEA XVILLSON, MARY Lou PROCTOR House Presidents' Council is the organization in which presidents of all the women's residences on campus come together for much discussion about the problems of keeping quiet hours, enforcing closing hours, and, incidently, they learn about any new rules that have been passed by A. W. S. Through the Council, every house on campus gets a hearing in regard to its individual problem, and if it is deemed ad- visable, recommendations may be made by the council for action by A. W. S. Perhaps their most important function is that of keeping all the women on campus informed about any and all events taking place on the campus. This job is especially adapted to House Presidents' Council, for it represents every women's residence on campus. OFFICERS NANA BERREY . . . President B. J. NVEIMAN Pau 101 . Secrelary vnu'-It-'gs-1.1-r v' if QE: 4 - 'xl : 'F T 7L' ' 7 7 Y YW ' Yi w AINDAEPENDENT WOMEN'S Top row: SHIRLEY PRITCI-IETT, KAYE OlDONNELL, CHARLENE FERRELL, PATRICIA DAUSMAN, MARY DEHAVEN, J OANNE AVERY, RUTH JACKSON, BETTY RUTH AVERY, GEORGIA ZEBROWITZ, MARTHA MASTER, RUTH HORN, MURIEL ABBOTT, JANICE LYLE, RUBY TULLOCK, GRACIE RICHMOND, MARTHA WARD, TREVA TAYLOR, VIRGINIA CLARK, ELEANOR WORMSLEY, BETH TOMLIN, DORIS RANSOM I Third row: MARY MILLIER, AGNES ABNEY, BETTY LEA WILLSON, CATHERINE BENNER, MARY LEE RICHARDSON, SHIRLEY KALLECK, NATALIE MELBER, MARY BETH STEIMAN, NELL COOMBER, VIRGINIA ROYSTON, MADELINE HAUSEMANN, PATRICIA DAVIS, LOIS HANSEN, RAE LEE EASTON, JANE WYKOFF, JUNE FRIESZ, ALMA CHAPPLE, RUTH ROMIG, MARY EDITH WEBER, ILA MAE HUGHES Second row: BETTY LAWSON, FRANCES HUTCHISON, MARY ANN HUNTER, ANNA LEE JONES, EMILY BANNING, MARJORIE FERGSUON, J EANE DAVIS, MARI- LYNN MEYERS, CAROL D. BOLING, ELSIE SUDLOW, HELEN HEATH, J EANNE VINYARD, WILMA HEATH - K ,First row: EMILY HARRELL, ELIZABETH YEAGLE, CYNTHIA ABNEY, BUDDY HOLLER, BETTY LOU GRINSTEAD, IRENE MCNALLY, NANCY MIDDLETON, GERRY ALBERTSON, NANCY MOORE, MARJORIE HUNZIKER, ELIZABETH HORR, LOLA CLAPP S The Independent Women's Organization was founded on Any independent girl on campus is eligible to belong to this campus in 19344 with the purpose of promoting the social IWO. Officers are elected at the beginning of the second and educational interests of independent Women. For the past Semester to Serve for one year, and an executive Cguncil is three years IWO has sponsored Faye School in Ozark County, appointed by the president. ' Missouri, through the Save the Children Federation. Page 102 L 1... .fa -a.. .ff - fm -Air ..a-sz-I, E- , -H . 7,-H-. V. , fam, L 'ASSOCIATION Top row: HOPE SAMPLE, SUSAN TONVNSEND, MARJORIE REHM, RUTH THOMPSON, BETTY Jo BRYSON, CHARLOTTE, XVHEATON, CORALEE POLLARD, VIvIAN J ENKINS, JUANITA HAYES, GERALDINE MORRISON, CLARA RUTH SOPH, FELLETIA ALBRECHT, MARIAN LovE, ANNE BREWER, KATHRYN HEIL, SALLY LOU ATKINS, ODETTE DUNN, IMOGENE KLElNSCHhilDT Second row: EMMA LEE HAGAN, IDA CARLSTEAD, THALETA BALLS, HARRIET BRONVN, NORMA DEMAND, ELEANOR HAAS, MARY JANE PILE, FERNE HOFFLLAN, FRANCES XVAHGA, HELEN SCHROEDER, MARGARET Cl-IOPLIN, BETTY RENN, MARTHA SNOXV, RUTH DEPESX', JEAN THOMAS, MAIKIAN BERRY, PEGGY MURRAY, ALTA GEMMECKE - F irsl row: WILMA DAVIS, ELEANOR ANDERSON, LOLA BRINER, PAULINE BERGBIAN, PEGGY CURTRIGHT, AUDREY STEIDEMANN, JUNE LEE NOYES, ALICE LOUISE SELLS, LoIs DALE, MARY ROYSTON, COLLEEN SPERRY, ELIZABETH DORSEIT, PHYLLIS WINDRUM OFFICERS Presidenl . . Lois DALI'I Vice-President MARY ROYSTON Secrelary . . ODETTE DUNN Treasurer . . . MARGARET CHOPLIN Hislorian . Pm 103 . . SUSAN TOWNSEND I ll .-fr4mg5,g,'Efri1v1.n.r.e.,-r:::.urngw,J,ps:.s.rQ.,L--.4beI-....v,...,,..,.......-.......,-,-slm.-,.4.,....I. L, , ,, WOMEN'S PAN-H-ELLENIC First row: SHIRLEY GOLDBERG, JEAN GREENBERG, SHIRLEY CINNAMAN, F ONDA AGEE, JANE GOETZMAN, BETTY WOODFILL, J INX SNODDY Second row: MARY J o ABEY, MARION RUDDER, MARGE DITHMEB, CYNTHIA PRICE, MARY RUTH GILMAN, IBBY BROWN, ELAINE FISHER, CI-IARLENE MC- PHEETERS, BETTY ANN HEEELER, MARY Lou SHEPPARD Lasl row: HONEY SENNETT, MARIAN MAGEE, SALLY F AUBION, MAXINE PATTON, HARRIET ROLLINS, ANN TURNER, KATIE PETERSON, SABRA TULL, CATHIE CI-IAMBEBLIN, JEAN HEss, BARBARA BARNES Women's Pan-Hellenic, composed of two representatives from each sorority on campus, has as its purpose the promo- tion of friendship and cooperation among sorority members. Each year the Council sponsors its traditional Pan-Hel Day when members of the various. sororities meet to discuss their group problems. During the general meeting a scholarship cup is awarded to the house with the highest average and the girl with the highest pledge grades is honored. In the evening the Sorority Sing is held 'and the Winner's Cup, donated by Nelson Eddy, is presented to the outstanding group. Two co-organizations are Junior Pan-Hellenic and the Alumnae Council, which meet separately. PRESIDENT MARY RUTH GILLMANN Page 104 CWA mf- 521- brmezvwf-Ei., - ,,,, ,.,-...uv -..N -,.. . ,gm Y g iz - D ln IUNIUR PAN-HELLENIC I I Bollom row, lefl lo right: HARRYETT CAMPBELL, HELEN MCCANN, WVINNIE WILLIAMS, MARI SN STEVENSON, CAROL SHUTTEE, PAULA NOVAK, SIIIRLEY, STRANE HONIQY SENNOTT, PATRICIA WIN1:-LE, JOYCE MOEBIUS, AUDREY BERNSTEIN Top row, Iefl lo right: MARIANA MEYER, NANCY SENTER, JAN JEANS, Lois HUDGINS, JEAN SI-IARP, JOCELYN GOLDBERG, P1-IYLLIS ASKEW, ANN KOIITIER, JEANNE BRANNUM, CAROL BERCOVICI, NANCY WVEBER, MARION MURBIANN, DOROTHY FRIDLEY The purpose of the Junior Pan-Hellenic Council is to further good relations between Greek pledges on campus. Under the sponsorship of the Women's Pan-Hellenic Associa- tion, Junior Pan-Hel consists of two members from each of the fourteen sorority pledge classes. Each year the junior Greeks sponsor Pan-Hel Day and Pan-Hellenic Workshop, when all sorority girls meet in various groups to discuss modern college issues. Sorority Sing cli- maxed the day of activities this year. Page 105 Junior Pan-Hellenic also organized a series of afternoon exchange teas to bring about a close relationship between pledges of the dilferent sororities. Honey Sennott, Alpha Chi Omega, served as senior Pan- Hel advisor for the younger group. Patricia Windle, Delta Gamma was Junior Pan-Hel president, Jane Brewer, Gamma Phi Beta, vice-president, and Joyce Moebius, Alpha Della Pi, was secretary-treasurer. .- -wsaxza-A-rf-targus-f-I-1--f -- -f V .2-A3-, , A MEN'S PAN- 1 Back row left io right: ED WIGGINS, DoN SIMPSON, KENNY DICK ANDREWS, DAVE BHEECE, JIM AUSTIN, JIM OYBRIEN, TOM CHRISTENSON, BOB MAJOR, HAROLD SPRINGMEYER GENE HOFFMAN Front row: En PARMINTER, CARL SCI-IOENIG, JERRY WILDE, DAVE COLLINS, CHARLEY MCQUOID, GEORGE LERMER, GEORGE ATHENS, NORMAN CLAYMAN AL KELTER The Panhellenic Council, the University's deliberative body on interfraternity relations and problems, held its first meeting of the school year on Thursday of the third week of October at which time the previously elected officers were in- stalled. Charles McQuoid assumed the presidency. How- , , ever, upon his graduation in February, he was replaced by Dave Collins. Jiin Austin, served as Vice-President, George Athens' as Secretary, Jack Willener as Treasurer, Bill Phelan as Policy- and Public Relations Chairman, and Gene Hoffman as Social Chairman. A The Council, composed of one elective representative from each fraternity on the campus, and assisted in an advisory manner by t'wo appointed faculty members, Darwin Hindman and Harry Belsig, endeavors to handle such matters as initia- gii '1 fi-Eg----4 ' '-:--1-2-1.1.-..........:..,.-44.:- un- -gg. Y ,,i,.,,,i. A - g . .,.. . I: tion and scholarship requirements, social functions, and the general business of the fraternities. In an effort to infuse a spirit of cooperation and friendly rivalry among the fraternities, the Council revived two of its pre-war functions this year. The more successful of the two was the Fraternity Sing, which was held on May- 4 on the steps of Jesse Hall. Because of the large number of participants seven fraternities were selected as finalists, and on May 7 competed for first prize in Brewer Field House. Sigma Nu, with its rendition of Night and Day, won the judges' favor and were acclaimed winners of the coveted loving cup. The second affair restored by the council was the Inter- fraternity Pledge Council, which was hampered by member- ship. Page 106 nlflf ,, Y 'Vw 93555:-Y - ng--f-F HELLENIC PRESIDENT DAVE COLLINS Meanwhile the Pan-Hellenic Council was concerned with its own dance. Sonny Dunham was engaged for the night of May 10.' L4Rothwell Gym was decorated with the traditional fraternity emblems and the mirrored ball. And Jean Forney, Pi Phi, was selected queen. The result was a social success that was climaxed when the Council president presented to Miss Forney the Pan-Hell gavel and a bouquet of roses. Pun' m7 OFFICERS Presidenl, fall semesler . CIIARLAS blCQOlD Presidenl, spring semesler . DAVID COLLINS Sffwflflfi' - - l . Glconcls ATHENS Treasurer . .,..... JACK NVILLENER Policy and Public Rzflalions Chairman . . BILL PHELAN Social Cha irmun ....., G ENR HOFFMAN On the legislative side of the ledger, tl1e Council enacted only one, far-reaching measure all year. An amendment was appended to the Council Constitution which prohibits the fraternities from imposing undue mental or physical hardships on prospective initiatees. Ylfil-I-llllIiSlDl'IN'l'.l.XX1l'lS .'hl'5'l'lN f':f't wi f- C f'w- 1:-.-v. .. Y-57-:Tj-v::ni-:Q -fv- ff - gf.,7Zg:g ggg5g, ,..--cg-fQeaf-..g,gzg,a,..:, A...-...f.,.L1.g...EE -- ..,.......- --c -, MISSOURI SWIM CLUB First row: META BETZ, MARGARET WESTERMAN, JANET MCCANSE, LEAUDREY MEILERT, BARBARA J ONES, ELLA BROWVN Second row: RUTH RODGERS, MARY LOU ZUCK, LELA ARNETT, TERRY WATTERS, KATHLEEN KELLEY, CAROL SWANK Third row: JANE DILLENDER, SABRA TULL, MADELINE HOUSEMANN, MARY FRANCES PEEL, GRETCHEN GARTEN, MAGGIE HUGHES Fourth row: JANE WATERS, SHIRLEY PAGE, MARY PENNINGEH, LUAN LUERS, NANCY NEEF, BETTY GUM The Missouri Swim Club is of invitational -membership Events of the year include co-recreational swims, assist- for University girls interested in swimming. Those Wishing to ing and participation in swimming tournaments,andproduction join must Hrst pass a practical test. of Water ballet programs. , , I OFFICERS President . . . . . LELA ARNETT Vice-President' . M ARY LOU ZUCK Secreiary-Treasurer . TERRY WATTEBS , - ' 4 ' ' MY' E.Q.!i QF-E . ,.. A i' . . PRESIDENT LELA ARNETT Page 108 GARWITZ, BOB gra- MEN'S CLUB Here they are fans, your Fighting Tigers in a more peace- ful role as members of the M Men's Club. Membership in this organization is confined exclusively to men Who have won a letter in major sports at the University. The club is sponsored by Coach Houston Betty. The M Men's Club has been active since 1907 and a roll call of its active and inactive members would reveal a galaxy of stars Who have fostered the traditional Tiger Spirit. Their activities are many and varied. They strive to maintain a high standard of sportsmanship at Missouri and to interest state' high school athletesin the University. The annual M Men's Dance was held on April 12 and it Was one of the social highlights of the year. The club also sponsors a varsity-alumni football game and a picnic for the members and their guests. Page 109 President . . JENKINS Vice-President BILL DAY Treasurer . . KLING Secretary . . . BUSSELL Sergeant-at-Arms CHASE LMEN'S ABRAMS, VERLIE AUSTIN, JIM BOULDIN, FRED BOWEN, LEE BUssELL, LELAND CHASE, ROBERT CLIFFE, RAY DARR, JIM DIMITRIADES, JIM DAY, BILL ENTSMINGER, BUS FRITZ, CHESTER FOLAND, WAYNE FUSCH, BOB GERKEB, EDWARD HEINSOHN, BOB JENKINS, THORNTON KLING, FRED MOLLET, ELMEB , NEER, EDDIE OAKES, ROLLIE REGINATO, JON SHEEHAN, MEL ROSTER STEWART, RALPH STONE, ROBERT TEEL, ROBERT WALLACH, BUD WHITE, JAMES SHURNAS, M. K. BLACKWELL, BILL BOsWORTH, BOB BOUNDS, KENNY CARTER, RALPH CHRONISTER, BILL GARTIZER, BUD FINLAYSON, STEWART GUTH, HARRY I GAULTNEY, FLOYD. HOPKINS, BOB MILLA, LEO PARKER, KEITH QUIRK, ED SCHMIDT STUBER, BOB TRIPPE, JOHN VOLZ, WILBUR WEST, BOB B 'A-::' . , ,--. . . 'f .'A,:.1!'-Ei: .Z,T:J.f U Iu '?l'17:1. T ?F1' .,r:.-r r..:na..g'-'.':mq3g:':.fcqf-sfafS:.1r-f,:,i,i..a, ,L,,,..,,:,,,,, -mash ,-'.....l-,- READ HALL PULAICY BUARIJ Front row: BETTY LEE TESDELL, art chairman first semesterg HARRY AEDMAN, art chairman second semesterg MIss LOUISE ROBERTSON, resident manager Da. DAnwnv HINDMANQ NYLENE VAN OSDEL, coffee hour co-chairmang JAMES SANDAGE, music chairman, second semester Back row: JOAN CANNING, recreation chairmang LESLIE SWOPE, coffee hour co-chairman, second semesterg MISS TIIELMA MILLS, board chairman: ROBERT KUNZ, coffee hour chairman, first semesterg Dn. W. A. ALBRECHT Noi shown: PATRICIA BUENETT, publicity chairmang WILLIAM MILLER, music chairman, first semester Since the conversion of Read Hall into a temporary stu- dent union building in 1940, the Policy Board has been re- sponsible for making the major decisions governing the activi- ties program and the use of the building. Faculty members are appointed by the President of the -University and student members are selected on a merit basis, each of them serving as chairman of a Read Hall committee during their year of tenure. With limited facilities, effort is made to provide for the varied social, recreational and cultural interests of the en- tire student body. The membership of the five Read Hall Committees totals about two hundred students, a group which is fairly repre- sentative of the student body. Individuals are selected from petitions on the basis of their scholarship and activity record, In the spring semester the committees jointly sponsor the annual Read Hall Carousel Night Club, which offers the campus something unique in the way of entertainment. The special activities of each committee are listed as follows: Music: Faculty and student concerts, music quiz-zes, record concerts, radio listening hour, management of the music room. Ari: Exhibits, demonstrations, decoration of Read Hall for special occasions, sponsorship of the art center. Recreation: Mixers, dances, tournaments, lessons in dancing, bridge and chess, and other special events-this year a baby show. Coffee Hour: - Management of an informal weekly party for students and faculty members on Friday afternoons. Publicity: Publicizing of Read Hall activities. gr!-1 CAMPUS CULUMNS This is the Campus Columns--the weekly campus radio- listeners this year. Editor Charles Ridgwlay, at left, Inter newspaper with up-to-the-minute news and views of student views Engine Club President William Herzog, at right as activities, was a familiar sound to Tuesday night KFRU announcer David Shefrin stares at the camera. Top row, left lo right: GLORIA WHITE- HEAD, IRIS Coma, PAT McKEE, ADELAINE BAIN. Botlom row: DOROTHY GRIFFIN, Mn. RHINESBERGER, PEGGY EICHELS- HOERFER . Page l I l PURPLEMASK a' ' -, .-ze. V 5,1-:af-1-.-.'..:::-:.:'fr:r:' gggq-,Q4-yy-,g.,ggf,4,p4..,5,z,,:,,:,,Q k ,,.., , . f wV 155-:,9:.,,c,,9-1. ,. -v ,Q Uma, ,,. . ,,g,,-q,n,.Ef--..u,,:,-1 D- . we -, f wnRKsHnP 1 -, ,,,, -., , 1 4 ee 5 3 l 1 , 1 I 1 ' WORKSHOP BOARD ' Top row, left to right: DICK HESSE, ALLEN SCHWARTZ, FRANK BECKLEAN, MARTIN GROVER, PAT RYAN, JR., DON MACKAY Second row: ARLENE SAWYER, IRIS CORE, J EANNE SHARP, ALBERTA BARNSTOFF, MYRA BEMLEY, MARY Jo LITTLEFIELD First row: YVONNE BARNETT, B. J. NAGEL, ADELINE BAIN, JOAN CANNING, J 0 ANN VAUG1-IN ' 53. ' On the Opposite page, make-up, last minute directions, and the eventful performance of State of the Union One of WOrkshop's most colorful plays, Green Grow the Lilacsf' , 1 , F' .3 ,-f' X J . F5 'Q .I x Qlxixsp Z , M SC' iff V W Q Lixi.. A Q, , . rx 'Qs ' ' 755 ' F Hif i? . ,U 'E fu , - Mr: - Q V, W zfquzzg A EFI V jmpiir' gg . , . A f , :j',:y- - ff f,,q,'7eQ2,f f , A ., , ,V ,ALE 5 .2 Q i ' 1 f .- ' 'f wavy ., V sf 74? 3: , .a:z.:VU, A,,: . :zz -gy rg. -v4 wA,-..f. ....,A. s. .. . ,. YMCA--YWCAr Cheerleader Nancy Lee, spread- ing school spirit to the new students at the Freshman Mixer in February. YWCA Social Service Committee at Crippled Children's Service, Noyes Hospital. Newton Haney, YMCA Vice-President present- ing Annual Christmas Sing Trophy to Elizabeth Baker, Songleader of Gamma Phi Beta. 4 4 Keith Parker singing for the crowd at the Freshman Mixer. I ' 'r ' 'W-'WS -- ---, e--. ,WH Y-..,,,. - , 12' .., ,. , ,::,.V fglgplw ii W 6 7 Page 114 ,gg lu!lm,. YMCA -1 Top row: REED, VAN METER, WRIGHT, DEI-IN, SCI-IUMACIIER, WALKER, LOCKE, YELVINGTON, RIFFLE, DUNCAN, HANEY, LUTZ, FIELDS, STEPHENS Bottom row: RAEDE, HOWELL, CASSIN, STANSBURY, LEEKER, MILLER, ZULIAN, OFFICERS Execuiive Director . . THOMAS RIFFLE RUBEN YELVINGTON . NEWTON HANEY BOB SCIIUMACHER WILLIAM WALKER HARTMAN, YOUNG President . . Vice-President Secreiary . Treasurer . Executive Director YWCA OFFICERS r I . ALMA WYATT l MARILYN MAXWELL EDYTHE DRAI-'EEN :X W . . MARY LEE ROSEN 9 I . MRS. CAROLYN BRUSIIWOOD 4 I Y , I Y Presideni . Vice-President . 3 . Secretary Treasurer . K I 1 i 4 Top row: ADRIANNE MALLIN, JEAN EATON, GENEVIEVE SNODDY, BETTY TAFI-', JEAN ADAJVIS, BETTY AUSMAN, JOANN HARIKINGTDN, NAN MEYER, NIARILYN BANGE Bollom row: VIRGINIA EIIRLICH, ELIZABETH DORSETT, MARY LEE ROSEN, MRS. BRUSHWOOD, EDYTHE DIKAFFEN, MAIIY ANN STATZ, MUIXIEL MAGILL Page 115 Ann.- ..,.c,. . .V--R'-W :-..L1:4.:L:..I,Z.Z3?JiIujj1fE.'L7FgE?5?f'1:g5? EfffIi'ff'F.A..l.l -Y Dun 'f :' ' 17 ' D' ' ' Y ' Y 7 qi HUNIE EC CC LUB Back row: VINYARD, SCOTT, JENKINS, TULLOCK, WATI', I. KELLY, QUIGLEY, STEVENS, WARD, CLARK, DUNN, THOMAS, ADAMS, DOUGLAS, KELLY, HOFFMAN, PRITCIIETT 1 Third row: BALLS, CARLSTEAD, BRANDT, ROGERS, CLINE, NOLAND, DRYER, DANIEL, TANNER, DoDSoN, BROWVN, BERGMAN, HELSLEY5 TWEEDIE, Cox, CARROLL, BARNSTORFF, KNOERNCHILD, STEINMAN Second row: SAMPLE, GARR, GARR, KNOTTS, HEATH, FAIRCHILD, T AYLOR, BIELER, EDPERLY, LABSCN, STEWART First rofw: RICHMOND, DALE, HUTTON, ROMIG, HEIL, MARTIN, SCHMIDT, WATKINS, HILL, PILE, KELLY The Home Economics Club is an organization for any woman student enrolled in home ec courses. The purpose ofthe club is to create and maintain good fellowshipg to par- ticipate in community service, and to further the interests of Home Economics in the University of Missouri. ' Yearly traditions include a banquet, senior breakfast, Farmers' Fair, Field Day for high school home ec clubs, and Ag-Home Ec Club Party. President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . H isiorian . OFFICERS fgxgavn- L- V S-f..m:L,i,,Z- . GRACE RICHMOND LANOLA EPPERLY VIRGINIA CLARK ALMA MARTIN SUSIE HINDMAN 'Page 116 Qs! ' AG CLUB FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS ROBERT SPECKHART, JERRY TINSLEY, JAMES TAYLOR, JOE CUMMINGS, BILL CLAXTON, RALPH KAMPSCHIMIDT SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS l I Page 117 SAM BRADY, ROBERT SPECKHART, BOYD WATSON, BAY FAES, NORMAN Sci-IENEMAN, B0B BEATTY, DAVE .ABCI-IER .,-...?.-.,,..,.,g,,.,T..f,:1.-.va .., ?,.T- ... l 1 Q! E. :qi ll el 1 ll l. , :li it EPP in rw Zig I rw f ll in w I' f 1, ll ill: H A W l I 1 1 ll lu P i I l l 5 w S with his job. VlS1tS and advises the Club Anlclua Q The Farmers' Follies cast of 1946 opens the show with a lively number. Judging from the facial expressions, the music is as loud as their shirts. An old square dance is featured in the Follies. It looks like fun. Overalls left over from Barnwarmin' are auctioned off at the Ag Club in a rather unusual manner. Auctioneer Logan Heathman seems well pleased Dean A E Trowbridge talks to the Ag Club The Dean frequently Page 118 r ii ' ' 1 x 7 ' l l 1 ll l 1 . 1 in 1 W . . . , 1 . . . l ! , . l L Y-.-1. .5,1ig.z.3,,5.13.--ii-5:.2.r.g1i-gl--uizeum-eu: . .. ,, S ,i A H A HL . A .,.... . - P.. 455---1 1: -- .1 S, ' ' ' e- '-- 1 ' f r' -- 7 W--U--,Y -e ,,. -fi.-L., ,-,.g::.1,..,.,-K, ACTIVITIES An unlucky Ag receives a swat from his Barnwarmin' date. There were numerous paddles exercised in the annual farmers' frolic. Harlan Hain, chdsen Hardest-working F reshman for Barnwarminf returns a brush-hauling tractor to the Ag Engine Department. It took a lot of work and a lot of brush to decorate the field house for the dance. While Bob Crosby rested, hungry Ags and their dates replenished their energy at the cider bar. Page 119 --.-.Ln-:- , ,, f ,lm-ngagmmy.,-.,.h,.R - Au- -- '----f--rr ' -U ' -- '- - ' ' ' ' ,COLLEGE FARMER Bottom row, left to right: CARL ARMENTROUT, JAMES MCCREA, BEN BLAIR, KENNETH MCDERMOTT, MARILYN TURNER, Lois DALE Top row: FRANCIS MORITZ, KENNETH EDSCORN, MELVIN WEST, JAMES SKIDMORE, GERALD CARTER, ROY BARKER, RAY GRACE, ROBERT DEMITT, LEONARD MCNAIRE, J OE CUMIMJNGS, WILLIAM RAUFER, PERRY JORDAN, PAT O,BRIEN Absent: DON HOLLINGSWORTH, ROBERT RICHARDSON STAFF X Editor . . . KENNETH MCDERMOTT' Associate Editor . . CARL ARMENTROUT Circulation ..... . JIM MCCREA Business Manager, first Semester . . BEN BLAIR Business Manager, second Semester E . . JOE CUMMINGS Home Ee Editor .... Lois DALE . The College Farmer, founded at the University in 1904, was the University's oldest and largest campus magazine until it had to cease publication in the spring of 1943. It resumed publication in 1945 and is again serving as the official stu- dent organ of the College of Agriculture. The Farmer has a large staff including girls in the school of Home Economics: The Farmer is one of the oldest agricultural college magazines in the United States and has a motto of most up-to-the-minute agricultural college magazine in America, which it fuliilled successfully by using many students and news pictures. It had last minute campus news coverage. Page 120 4 -1 '4 Lsi1I2...EH97 1-f iEr11 -- -- 1- - F42 Qffrifw' R -f -- -' - ' 1 - -..i1i,smli ii BLOCK AND BRIIJLE First row: EMMET1' WALKER, EDWARD HOOK, GEORGE WARNER, FRANK MCCRORY, PAT MURPHY, BERT SLATTON, JACK EVERLY, HUBERT HEDRICK, FRANCIS MORITZ Second row: JAMES COMFORT, E. H. LEWIS, HARLAN HAIN, NELSON MILES, VERYL JONES, DON CHITTENDEN, CARROLL VOLGAMOTT, ELVIN UMMEL, JERRY ANDES, LESTER HAHN, DON HOLLINGSWORTH, JAMES SKIDMORE, MICHAEL GOOSH, BILL PFANDER, PRESTON MCDANIEL Third row: WILLIAM WRIGHT, N. SEIGAENEERD, AHCHIE STONE, F. R. PATTON, STANLEY SAJBAN, JIM CLAXTON, WALLACE GRAVES, CHARLEY BAUGHER, JIM WHITFIELD, BOYD WATSON, GENE YOUNG, ALBERT DYER Block and Bridle, formerly the Animal Husbandry Club, was formed on the ,Missouri campus in 1912. In 1920 it be- came a national organization. The local chapter has a full schedule of activities throughout the year. In the fall, the Blookand Bridle Roundup or Little International is held. In this contest, animal husbandry students compete with one President . . . EUGENE YOUNG Vice-President JOHN BUDASILL Secretary . MARTHA MURPHY Treasurer . EMMETT WALKER Reporter . DON HOLLINGSWORTH Warden . . . JERRY lVlEINKE Faculty Sponsor . A. J. DYER Page 121 another in the fitting and showing of different classes of uni- versity livestock. During the spring semester the major acti- vities are the Judging Contest, which is patterned after the national contest in Chicago, the annual tour on which many livestock farms are visited, and the banquet at whiclrall awards are made. , if . .O f.f,zf,'w23 4!'-','. -, ,. ,f..Eae,w '- ,fy .- ' M 1' f sf. . - . J hr .-e'P f -, 'Gram' '.Y .f,:1f' -lk-. , .- R. ' 4' , . ,, w- ,fi I 1 . 5, 'Q--wr J- ,, Ig 1' fl' , ff' N.. sfIQf'f,4,qfL,' 4. ' ii -V7 '- Wh? argl it ' ' lt 'A f fair ,, Q, nf- I V ' ,. ,: ,XV ' fl-, ff,,. A W. . , an f ff, f - ,f f My 7: V v A fW,,, w 1 'Z ', 93' K ze .QV-gy I A .Wrffx 1' , ff' 1. .wg 1,-1 . ,w , fMm..wfm,',p,, v.,:w!-J, 1 ff. RMI. f. .. -l. . , 2 'Q ,f.Waef. i'fyf' -I tm! A sniff pi -I ' f A it a A . 53956. 3 Among the activities of the group is the visiting of outstanding Missouri farms. regain- :Eze ef-Lf-- 1 - .ple -sn':'?::,::Es:1i.aJ.'.'LFt1!2'5rPi'515'5.?i?iTiP, I i .. ..-- .Mtg DAIRY CLUB Back row, left to right: E. W. SWANSON, H. A. HERMAN, E. M. ITSCHNER, S. BRADY, M. J. BEGAN, ROBERT KELLEY, W. H. CLONINGER, H. H. KIBLER, OTIS HORTON, J. H. GHOLSON, RAY GRACE, JOHN TRENTIN, BYRON MCDANIEL, JOHN PETERSON, W. R. HEIDBRIER, ODIE STALLCUP, C. W. TURNER, ' W. H. E. REID, CHARLES MERILAN, J. E. EDMONDSON, J. D. S. KUMARAN, A. C. RAGSDALE, LAURENCE GREER Fran! row, left to right: SAM BRADY, JESSE HARTLEY, TOM MARKT, GAYLORD THOMAS, JAMES GOTTMAN, MELVIN BARNES, LOREN SHAFFER, CHARLES W.ARDEN, MARION CARROL, DOYLE SANDERS The Dairy Club has had an informal existence since 1905. In 1926 the constitution was drawn up and the club was officially designated as the Missouri Student Branch of the American Dairy Science Association. Active membership is made up of students enrolled in the College of Agriculture or Graduate School who have a sincere interest in dairying. The OFFICERS President . . DOYLE SANDERS Vice-Presideni . , LQREN SCHAFFEB Secretary-Treasurer . , SAM BRADY purpose of the club is to promote friendship between the fac- ulty and- students and to sponsor student activities related to dairying. It partially finances the University Dairy Cattle Judging Team and it also sponsors an intramural judging con- test each year for University students. l PRESIDENT DOYLE SANDERS Page 122 4 num -:H:w.,.jv!!eT--f-if-W. . , Sam., .MY W-.- . A ,BP ,,L,,,1,,l 4-H CLUB Top row: VIRGIL C. ORR, T. R. WADE, EUGENE LYNESS, HAROLD HARVEY, JOHN YOUNG, JAMES GOLDING, F . H. LANGLEY, WAYNE GERBER, WILLARD CARROLL, HERBERT CLIZER, DONALD SMITH, JAMES MUIIPHY, ELDON ROSETHAL, ERROL WILLEMAN, JOSEPH CUMMINS, JAMES L. TIPPETT, PAUL SMITH Fourth row: DON HOLLINGSWORTH, ELIZABETH TOINILIN, PEGGY STEPHENS, ELINOR PITZER, BILL SHERMAN, GOMER J ENKINS, RALPH ROMIG, LEO CRONIN, KARL IVICDONNELL, HAROLD ADY, ROY HARRINGTON, CARROL KIRTLEY, JOHN RUDASEL, ALMA MARTIN, BETTY NOAH, JUNE FRIESZ, DORIS FALLOON, ALICE LEE WALT, J ACK RYAN, KEITH SMITH, SCOTTY SAWYERS Third row: LUCILLE CARROLL, HELEN Cox, FELLETIA ALBRECHT, ZELLA NIEINIAN, PAT LYNG, BILL DAVIDSON, WARD HARRINGTON, VIRGINIA TWVEEDIE, BECKY DOTSON, SUE MONSEES, BETTY FAIRCHILD, FRANCES NOLAN Second row: EMILY BANNING, CLARA RUTH SOPH, NORMA DERIAND, LEANNA LINHART, CAROLYN GRISER, LUCILLE EAHEART, ROBERTA SCI-IMIDT, MARIE CERVINKA, ESTELLE STEWVART Bottom row: ELDON BLOCK, OLIVER MINNICH WOMAN'SINTRAMURAl BOARD . 5 Q' g' 1 ,V F, ',l,x: 1 Q:f- 1 . .f A .. ..,, . Bottom row, left to right: THEDA DONVELL. BETTY JANE NAGEII, SHIRLEY PAGE. MISS LEVITT, ANN xvILLIAM'S, SHIRLEY IJILL l , Middle row: ELOISE WALKER, BETTY ROBBINS, PAT DAVIS, DOROTHY WALLE, JO ANN SYLVESTEIK. MIRIABI BIKOXVN, IIELEN W HERMANN 5 Back row: KATIlEIKINE CLINGENPEEL, BETTY ROBBINS, IVIARY MELTON, JACKIE SCHOENING, TERRY HVATTERS, BETTY LOU GRIMSTEAD, LANOLA EPPEHLY, : HARHIETT PIOADLEY, ANNE VCDSBURGH , t ' I u Y ! l.,1-N-x...-5-1-Y:-::' - -zrdf'-1.. - - YET '11, I .'L',.i,,.'f -.T',vZQ': zTZa1'1.11'f7 zT':,'f5?FI1Qq'f5':v':'f'i'f4UF1?'i!? U?'t ..J5.....5,..-....mg,7,..-- .45 M-,-g, .,.- M., L, - W ,aa -Y mlssuunl First row: JOHN RICE, MABNELLE HEARE, BETTY BARBER, SEYMOUR ROSENBERG Second row: JOHN GIBBS, BILL FIRST, WALTER REED, J ACKYVAISEY, BERT HANNEMAN Third row: BOB RowE, RICHARD ORNAEUR, MIKE BROWN, HANK BASSUK, BOB BODEN, BILL ASKIN The Missouri Student is the official student newspaper of the University of Missouri. X Its purpose is to provide an opportunity for the students to receive experience in writing, and editing news stories, features, and columns, and to keep-the student body informed of the week's events. During the 1946-47 school year, the Student has gained added importance as a sounding board for the problems and grievances of the student body caused by the present high enrollment. The Staff consists of about forty students, Working on both the editorial and business staffs. Stall' members are chosen and retained' on the basis of work and cooperation, and there are no restrictions on staff members from any particular school of the University. The editor and business manager are selected by recom- mendations from the preceding editor and approval by the student council. Page 124 'E ,ff ,-,, 1 - M EJ STUDENT First row: MARGARET SAYLES, SHIRLEY JACKSON, MEL MITCHELL, DOROTHY ANNE AULTMAN, ALICE KATZ Second row: GEORGE DENTON, LEWIS SANDERS, STAN GRANT, MARVIN BROWN, STEVE WEINSTEIN, KENNETH MICHAEL Third row: RAY BAUER, DALE WHARTON, SHELDON HEIMAN, BOB HEBGUTH, TED MAJORIS, BURTON ALBERTS STAFF Editor . . Business Manager Copy Editor . Copy Editor . , News Editor . Feature Editor . Society Editor . Sports Editor . Advertising Editor . Circulation Manager . Exchange Editor . Technical Consultant . Page 125 HERBERT L. NEBEL . FRANK RICE RICHARD ORNAUER SEYMOUR ROSENBERG . -GEORGE DENTON . . BOB HERCUTH MARGARET SAYLES . STANLEY EPSTEIN MARNELLE HEARE . BURT ALBERTS . BOB BODEN RICHARD R. SPENER Editor Herb Nebel, right, and Business Manager Frank Rice proudly examine a current issue of the Student. . T P -- --- -Q--A .. - -- :'-'- .12'.n-:R'.:::4.i:':.:J1li:a::z f.. , A ,. -Y , TIGER l ri ll - , I i l 1 I . L l 1 w l Top row, left to right: TOM WARE, MARTHA BUDDY, JERRY YATES, EMMA LEE HOGAN, IRENE MCNALLY, BETTY LOU GRINSTEAD, M. M. MANSHEL, ALFRED Q EINSTEIN, BURT ALBERTS, SHIRLEY WI-:CI-ILER ' 5 Third raw: DALE WHARTON, PEGGY SAYERS, BOB PATRICK, BRUCE RING, WILLIAM HOOPEB, BOB SCHOFFHAUSEN, PAUL FREDRICK, BOB STRIEBY, Z GERALD TOMS, HARRY WIMMER, MARIANNE SWISHER, DICK MACWHERTER Second row: LEE COOPER, DON PATTERSON, CHARLES DORMAN, MARY LOUISE WEEDON, DON MADDEN, BOB BUSSE, DICK RIDGE, JACK WILHITE, JOAN LESLIE, LYMAN CAMPBELL, CATHY CARPENTER, RICHARD BURSTEIN Front row:' BILL ETZ, BOB BETKNAP, ADELE HAGER, BILL BUDKE, WINNIE WILLIAMS, RUSS BEEBE, BOB PARKS, NANCY LEE, BETTY Jo AVOSKE, PAT DONALDSON, NORMA GIBSON, SALLY JACKSON, JOAN JAY PROST Tiger Claw's activities this year got off to a roaring start in high gear with a spirited reception of the Mizzou football squad just back from its hard-fought battle with Ohio State. This first instance of the club's teamwork characterized the keen enthusiasm that our pep squad displayed throughout the entire season of varsity games. b In addition to the traditional rallies, torchlight parades, weekly meetings, and attendance at all football games, the 1946-47 Tiger Claws added several new features. The most unique accomplishment of the year was the securing of gold jackets emblazoned with black! M's for each member. They also selected a Black and Gold fight chant, put on card stunts at the Missouri-Kansas homecoming game, and twenty delegates represented the organizatioh at the Mizzou-Okla- homa bout at Norman, Okla. A Page 126 1m- ' A---P'-'H A 31 H-if S- CLAWS Front row, left lo right: JOY SCRINOPSKI, PEGGY PEGUES, MARY LOU DAVIS, META SUDBROOK, EVELYN SUDBROOK, RUTH ROGERS, HOWARD GRAVES, EVELYN BLISS, JEAN NIEHAUS, JEAN HERRISMEIER - Second row: ODETTE DUNN, LOLA BRINER, COLLEEN SEPRRY, HELEN HIGKMAN, CLOTILDA BREWINGTON, WANDA DEWITT, PAT CRAFT, ROSEMARY BER- EOGEN, Lois SEIEERTH, MILTON KLEIN, TOM GOODMAN, CHARLES YARBRO Q A Third row: MADELINE HOUSEMAN, MAGGIE HUGHES, DAN Goss, BETTY SANDELL, DOROTI-IY HETHERITON, BILL LUKEMAN, MARJORIE HALL, SHIRLEY HILL, BETTY WOODFILL, MARY J O LITTLEFIELD, CECELIA POLLOCK Top row: SAURINE LOTMAN, BOB WEBB, JOYCE PRELUTSKY, DORIS DONN, JEAN RUBENSTEIN, ED STEIN, TOM BLEIGII, JAY POLLOCK, PAT JOHNSTON, MILLIE ADAMS, KAREN SVVENSON, JEAN CONNELLY, J O POLSON, PAT RAGLAND OFFICERS President . . . . RUSS BEEBE Vice-President . . BILL BUDKE Recording Secretary . . CEGELIA POLLOCK Corresponding Secreiary . PAT CRAFT Treasurer . . . . BOB BUSSE Sergeant-ai-Arms . . V BILL'ETZ Publicity Chairman BUBT ALBERTS Tiger Claws present Prof. Jesse Wrench with an emblematic jacket in recognition of his backing of student activities over many years. Page 127 V --- - Wffwr- - Y- - ------2--A--.--.-......, ...E..,,,..4g, V-az-gzyulg img, -nv .vnu . C' HH ii Hiwq-MW V 7 7 lu TIGERETTES I Y l Back row, left to right: JACK KRASHIN, MARJORIE DAVIS, SUZANNE SAMES, MARJORIE REHM V Front row, left to right: KATHRYN POE, MARTHA RAE HooK, CONNIE CRIST, CHARLOTTE Coox, EVELYN SMITH W The Tigerettes is an organization of baton twirling major- ' ettes. It was organized one year ago to provide entertainment 'at backetball and football games, to lead parades, and to per- form at certain other campus functions. Little Connie Crist, as mascot, is the special addition that Was made to the group this fall. OFFICERS President . . CHARLOTTE Cook Vice-President . , EVELYN SMITH ' Secretary-Treasurer . . KATHRYN POE , Director . . JACK KRASHIN PRESIDENT CHARLOTTE Coorc Page 128 ,mmm ff-vufrgggrf-'if-'... . T- 1R1mf----:f--w-'- - -- rf TEV' w- - K l l W. A. A. , l , The constitution of the Women's Athletic Asso- l ciation of the University of Missouri states that The purpose of this organization shall be to assist in Y the promotion of arecreational program of sports and danc- ing, and through this program to create a love of sports and to foster the ideals of good sportsmanship and fellow- ship. l Activities included in the program are volleyball, M WOMEN 1 basketball, Swimming, Softball, hockembadmintonlable Top row: CAROL HILL, TERRY WATTERS, RUTH RODGERS, THEDA DOWELL, Q 1 . MARY LoU ZUCK, SHIRLEY HILL, SHIRLEY PAGE , tenms' and archery' First row: MARY VIRGINIA MACK, KATHERINE KIDTBERLAIN, ROSE BUMGAHNER, l LANoI.A EPPERLY, LINDSAY MoRRow . l W L+ L . W I T012 row: L. MILERT, C. DICKSON, B. GUM, C. DAY, H. SAMPLE, M. BELL, T. DOWVELL, C. HILL, S. PAGE, P. WATKINS, L. Mormow, K. KLIMBERLAIN Fourlh row: M. KLHVE, M. CHAPPELL, M. ZUCK, M. BAILEY, E. SUDBROCK, L. SANDRY, B. RENFROWV, L. ARNETT, P. BROWN, M. MACK, M. SUDIzRocR, 7 N. GHIRIES, A. HAGER i Third row: M. TIUGHES, L. SENVELL, D. WESTERLIAN, B. BENN, J. FALLER, M. KNIGHT, P. DoNALDsoN, L. EPPERLY, D. DAVIDSON F4 Second row: S. HILL, C. SXVANK, I. Coorc, H. RODGERS, R. BUMGARNER, T. VVATTERS, E.,LLOYD xl F irsl row: C. RUESTER, E. BRONVN, P. RAGLAND, B. XVOLTER, H. WEHIXRLAN, M. PENNINGER X Page 129 ' l .-1 -- .er 'r .... .1 - - .2 :',1'Y'-'-QTI'.',.f.S.'--'J'lf1a-'1ffLl'. 3fl??.!i'f5?51ZLW5T7:71'? BURRALI. CABINET Ftrs! row left to rzght RICHARD BENTLEY BILL SCHNEIDER, VICTOR SCOTT, ALLEN WHITE Second row left to rzght CHARLES RIDGWAY DAVID SHEFRIN, WILLIAM WALKER, JAMES HATCH, JOSEPH STARK The product of a quarter of a century of experiment, careful analysis, and remarkable progress, the Burrall Class represents a vital phase in every members life. Created because of the growing need for religion, it has now become the largest student Sunday class in the world. It functions Wher- ever there is a need to help the college and university students of Columbia in their quest to learn how to live and how to adapt themselves significantly to the problems of a perplexing World. The pivotal point of the Burrall Class program is its Sunday morning meeting, which is regularly attended by over twelve hundred students. It consists of a carefully planned worship program and a talk by Mr. Paul Weaver on questions of concern to students. The program of the class, adminis- tered by the University Men's cabinet, the Stephens college cabinet, and the Burrall staff, is enriched by a broad scope of activities: choir and orchestra, discussion groups, concert series, dramatic productions, dances, and social service work. Burrall Class cordially invites every student in Co- lumbia to attend its meetings and participate in its functions. Page 130 Y- ,V , 1-.-V . L ,AW AL, ,...... .JA-n A rf' FEMME FURUM 'UU F , ing'- '. i 5, l i Front row: GALLUP, BASSFORD, ANDERSON Back row: HILL, JAEGER, CLAPP Femme Forum, sponsored by Burrall, is a discussion group organized exclusively for University women. Every Monday a speaker talks on a subject such as fashions, dating, make-up, and others chosen especially to appeal to the feminine interest. The group is then thrown open to discussion. The Board chooses the speakers, serves as the governing body, and generally manages the group. Dr. Paul Weaver is the advisor and Sue Bassford is chairman of the organization, ll Chairman . . . SUE BASSFORD Board Members . GLORIA ANDERSON ' SALLY CLAPP , , ,kt X BETTY GALLUP f A 4i,, ' 'li MARILYN HILL ' H V ii - M A NIARY ALICE JAEGER ,Q 'MMUAJ , K ,, f Burrall Advisor . DR. PAUL WEAVER . CHAIRMAN SUE BASSFORD Page 131 l BL agiffj irw- EWS? ?!'7'.?'99!7'1 '-V-4'q475'E'Y'TTl '3? ' EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Top row: ROBERT BYERS, EUGENE BUESCHER, WM. HERZOG, EUGENE WILSON, DAN MILLER, JACK SWEENEY, ROBERT BUESCHER, JOHN CREIGH First row: RUSSELL ARCHIBALD, PAT HANSEN, HowELL HECK, J IM SPENCER, J ACK SCHUPP, Jomv LEUCK When the Engineers Club was first organized in 1882, the Engineering School was being intermittently switched from an independent school to a division of the College of Agri- culture. It was not until 1906 that the College of Engineering was officially separated from the College of Agriculture. In 1903, the Engineers discovered that St. Patrick was an engineer and started the traditional celebration of his birthday, March 17, by cutting classes. Even though the celebration in those early times did not have the Whole- hearted approval of the faculty that it enjoys today, the en- gineers stuck to their belief and today the St. Pats celebration is the most colorful and popular event sponsored by the En- gineers Club. In 1906, the club sponsored its first official publication, a semi-technical journal called the Engineering Quarterly. Due to the lack of funds, it was suspended in 1911 but revived again in 1933 as the Missouri Shamrock which today holds the distinction of being one of the outstanding semi-technical publications of the colleges in the country. Page 132 BLU , SENIOR CLASS Top row: RILEY, BAKER, HERZOG, MILLER, DEGUIRE, H.kTCH, HECK, BUTCIIER, KERSHAW, VANCE, CARTNILL, AYLING, HORSTE, PROST, EDSON Third row: BARTON, PAYNE, LLOYD, GRAYTON, WEBER, LEMAR, STURDIVANT, REICIIMAN, THOMPSON, BELTON, BLACK, WALLER Second row: GUINN, RICH, STENDER, LIPIN, BERRY, ANDERSON, SWEENEY, MORRIS, SMITI-I, SLAGEL, DUTTEN, BYERS First row: MEYERS, MYERS, PRICHARD, TOM PAINE, WHITNAH, WILSON, SPENCER, SCIIUPP, WACI-ITEL, BABLEH, HAZEN, STRUTTMANN, MEALS On columns: HARRISON, GREENWOOD As the Engineering College expanded and progressed throughout the years, the Engineers Club became 'a fast grow- ing and highly recognized organization on the campus. The St. Pats celebration became more elaborate each year and the list of activities sponsored by the club increased rapidly. Students became more fully aware of the advantages and en- joyment gained by active participation in the club and the position as officers and committee members were eagerly sought. The Engineers Club is also working toward a way to ex- press its appreciation Of the outstanding freshman student. A scholarship fund is being built up to award a 350 scholar- ship to that particular freshman each year. Page 133 OFFICERS President . . Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer . . . Business Manager . Publicity Director . Editor of Shamrock ..., Business Manager of Shamrock Chairman of Si. Pat's Board . Secretary of St. Pat's Board WILLIAM HERZOG JAMES SPENCER R. W. HANSEN, JR. HOWELL H. HECK . J ACK SCI-IUPP RUSSELL ARCHIBALD . DAN MILLER J. J. SWEENEY . EUGENE WILSON RONALD WIIITNAII 5- ' f2R f fd1f'f 11- 2 '--W 2'- 1 mf-1' 11... -.-':r:i1'i: L .Lv -- 5: :ri --41.1 .1'.- nuff 'Till J' IUNIUR CLASS I J I V I 1 I ' I ' I I Top row: HARRISON, DEGAN, J. I. SMITH, R. MATUN, BOB. BALL, FRANK VAN LUIK, GARRETT, OLSON, BRANSTETTER, ROESENER, BUESCHER, BROWVN, RIGGS First row: ARCI-IIBALD, YOUNG, J. WILLIAMS, CREIGH, FRIZELLE, HANSEN, LEUCK, CUMMINS, COWVDERY, CREWS Freshmemfirsl row left lo right: R. E AIKMUS JR , JIM BROOKS W A ENGLISH, JoI-IN B FINNELL, JOI-IN SENN, JERRY TOBIAS, EARL C STUCKMAN, JR , JOHN M RASP R T KINGSLAN, EARL KOELLING Second row THOMAS KENNEDY ROBERT M BENNETT, ROBERT E HDINL, CHUCK DUNHAM DON W HUh1PHREY, RAYBIOND A ADCOCK, KEITH M KADLIC, DON GAINES, ROBERT H PLATTNER Thzrd row BEN OMBURN ROBERT SNELLINGS, WALTER STARR, MILTON MANSI-IEL, J R , MAURICE COBB, MALCOLRI A ESSEN, GEORGE FESLER BOB KELLER Sophomores fourth row R R BASSETT,W J ERNST R B TILLERSON,K B SAVAGE J E SCHILB JOI-IN MATHIESON, ARTHUR MOSKONVITZ W R RUNNER, W L SCI-IUMACHER, J C OWENS, ROBERT E NEBEL Page 134 , . , . , . . . 4 . . . , . . I , . ' . ' , . . . 3 . y . , V T 4 . , : . . . . , . . . . , . . , , . . 4 I-,,um,.......-...... ...... ......,...-.... ..- .. - .-............-.. fL...ggu.m....- '--I.::A...4:- , , ' f-M-Lflwf W -' - A -f ' --1-L... A f- -I 1 40---r A---+L 'N - ST. PA.T'S BUARIJ Top row: JACK SCHUPP, EUGENE BUESCHER, WM. HERZOG, DONALD KIRKPATRICK, DAN MILLER, EUGENE WILSON, BOB BUESCHER First row: BASIL REGAL, RUSSELL ARCHIBALD, PAT HANSEN, JIM SPENCER, HOWELL HECK, JOHN CEEIGH, JOHN LEUCK, RONALD WHI1-NAII The St. Pat'S .Celebration originated on the Missouri Campus in 1903 and has been held every year since that time. Other universities and colleges all over the nation have taken up the idea and now have some Sort of festivities for that day, though none has quite the spirit or glamour that our own Missouri engineers celebration contains. St. Pat's week this year was as follows: SUNDAY, The Engineers attended Burrall class, and the beard growing con- test began for seniors, WEDNESDAY, The regular meeting of the Engineers Club, Hamburg Show , THURSDAY, Barbecue at Rollins Springs and judging of the beard contest. The Serenade of Christian College, Stephens College, sororities, and girls' dormitories, FRIDAY, Dedication of the Campus Stunt. St. Patfs Parade from the Municipal Building to the Page 135 A Engineering Building. The appearance of the Blarney Stone and conferring of knight-hood by St. Patrick. Laboratory exhibits in the Engineering Laboratories, SATURDAY, The Green Tea for faculty, alumni, and seniors. l.culty, alumni, student banquet, and the St. Pat'S Ball with the crowning of the Queen. The student Spirit with the above program, under the guidance of St. Pat's board, makes a glorious celebration. QThe oldest on the M. U. Campusj . OFFICERS Chairman . .... EUGENE M. WILSON Secretary . . RONALD L. WHITNAH -- --f ------f-- - -1--AJ'!i'-Z'.--.-:-2.1'J:a.1n3:2I5.3l.L:,7!'T!'!1E!E 117ifQ CHI EPSILUN SIGMA ' Top row: CARL KLAMM, K. P. BUCHERT, MOORMAN, LEMAR, MEYERS First row: SAM BERRY, ARTHUR WEBER, CARL HUNT, PROF. RUBEY PI TAU SIGMA First row, left to right: JOHN MCKIERNAN, LARRY STRUTTMANN, PAUL OGDEN, M. S. WALLER, M. H. PROST Second row, left to right: N. A. KERSHAWV, C. W. SMITH, J. H. WACIITEL, R. F. -DUTTON, R. R. BOTH, W. C. BLUHM Third row, lqit to right: W. J. LINSTROMBERG, B. R. WILLIABIS, D. C. HILL, J. H. MORRIS, JAMES H. HATCH -1- .... 1- yL-L-:n-f...L,. .La . f-I-:......., .L..4,,,, tw,-,:,c,,. ,, Page 136 TAU BETA PI left to right: KENNETH P. BUCHERT, HUNT, JOHN C. MILLER, S. C. BERRY, R. E. BYERS, P. OGDEN, M. S. WALLER, J. W. MCKIERNAN,1R. R u, left to right: T. E. LONENGAN, WM. E. RICH, JOHN N. WAREIELD, A. R. WEBER, D. W. MILLER, J. H. MORRIS, F. R. DUTTON, DON BROOKER Ilia 5:3 right: H. W. WOOD, G. WALTERS, A. S. KEEVIL, JOSEPH L. STARK, JAMES R. ZOLLER, ROBERT B. B. MOORMAN, JAMES H. HATCH, CHARLES .S.M.. left to right: LEONARD WM. LUTZ, EUGENE C. BUESCHER, BILL FORD, JOE WACHTEL, BEN WILLIADIS, RAY WELDEIVIANN, RAY RENNER 0, left to right: ROGER Q. BROWN, KEN COWDERY, WILLIALI C. BLUHM, ROBERT W. BAEBLER, ROBERT E. DUTTON, PAUL J. EDISON, RICHARD ASSETT , left to right: W. J. LINSTROMBERG., STANLEY E. RILEY, WALTER J. BOESENER, EUGENE M. WILSON, .JOHN MOHIKIS, MERLIN PROST u, left to right: JAMES SPENCER, H. W. HAZEN, JOE 0. MEALS, LARRY STRUTTMANN ...-..- -fir:--vzifi-:C 1- ' :z':,:f:: . J -girl 713557 Y, Y v 1 Firsi row, lefl to right: WILDSCHUETZ, CHARLES ELMORE, MILLARD, ROBERT KALLENBERGER, ,JAMES R. ZOLLER, JOE STARR, J OHART LARWILL, G. A. WEIDEMIER Second row, Zffl to right: RALPH H. LUEBBERS, JOSEPH C. REYNOLDS, JOHN A. SUTHERLAND, SAMUEL M. EPSTEIN, CHARLES L. WIOKHAM, J. W. HARLAN, J. A. LIVASY, R. L,,BENNETT, J. D. MOORE V I I I I , . A . A 1 1 N Third row, lefito riqht: LEE LAMAR, DARBY HICK, WRIGHT GUINN, ALBERT KEEVIL, JR., ALBERT AYLING, WM. HERZOG, LESTER RIECHMAN, WARREN 1 SMITH, WALT BAKER, VIRGIL ANDERSON i Second row: CARL HUNT, CARLYLE BERRY, BEN ORNBURN, ARTHUR WEBER, ROY MEYER, FRANK HARRISON .JEROME DEGEN GEORGE THOMPSON MAX ' 7 , , CRAYTON First row: IRNVIN HOFFMAN, RICHARD BARTON, EVERETT CARTMILL, GEORGE PRITOHARD, DALLAS VANCE, WM. T. MYERS, ROBT. LLOYD, LOUIS STENDER, A JOSEPH A. JOSEPH CProf. C. EJ Page 1.78 I i Y we-1f1r::vf M f:f1f'a.mf..m.....--vfuv.-Lf?--,f...25EAA.i,.1-ll --...T:1. f T.1:,,,, ,.T,,,,.,, - in ,.,. i P APP W W W A W W W W First row, left to rigltt: C. C. WILLHITE, WM. D. BECKER, GEORGE T. DEAL, BOE BUESCHER, BILL SPENCER, WALLACE FORTNEH, J. W. RILEY Second row, left to rzght: JIM BROOKS, BOB GARRETT, HARLEY PETERSON, W. L. SCHUMACHER, GLENN WALTERS, WILLIAM E. RICH, W. W. MALONE Thzrd row, left to rzglzt: PAUL JACOBS, DON J. CASEY, RICHARD FRIEDRICH, DAN W. MIIILER, WARREN A. WELSH, CARI.. VANHOOZER Four? row, left to rzght: DURWARD BRANDT, HAROLD BRANSTETTER, ROGER BOGGS, JOHN C. MILLER, DONALD M. CHURCH, IRWVING W. SZE, MAURICE ORD , l S I l I W W W W W W W W WW W W W W W W ': W First row: SUMNER VANDERHOOF, FRANCIS KEITH, DONALD TURNER 326015 row: DONALD BROOKER, ROBERT STEWART, HALE ALLEN, MR. DAY, JOHN CUPPS, ROBERT GEORGE, PAUL SCI-IONVENGERDT, JOE CUMMINS, JOHN ONVELL ' ' W Tlurd row: WM. GEORGE, ALVIN SCHRAER, SCOTT SAWYERS, MALCOLM ESSEN, ROBERT HEISING, WARD HARRINGTON, JOHN LANGDON, ROY HARRINGTON, 5 DENYER MELTON, JAMES KNIGHT, ROBERT ENGBERG, CLINT LEVINGS, GERALD MORRIS ' Page 139 - , W ,W Y W- if-1,1-f.,Zfi-.fv,-ff..--..1-1::.zDi.,..... -..i:713gz::.4..g:71-? 5:y::'1JZT-Vlzzi. A, AL .1 Glllll KEY r First row, left to right: LESTER EIME, DAVID SHEFRIN, VICTOR SCOTT, ROBERT SMITH, RAYMOND WEST , Second row, left to right: JAMES HATCH, JACK MCINNES. JAMES CRAIG, JOSEPH STARK, C. K. ODoR, LYLE FITZGERALD, LEROY DAY, KENNETH MCDERMOJT, WILLIAM WALKER- ' Third row, left to right: SY WEINGRAUE, ToM FITZ, RUSSELL WOOLLEY, CHESTER HILL, RICHARD BENTLEY, CHARLES WILLHITE, CHARLES RIDGWAY, RALPH HooK Gold Key, local honorary fraternity, was formed this year by the merger of two menfs honoraries, Blue Key, a national fraternity, and the Order of the Druids, a local honorary organization formed on the Missouri campus during the war. Gold key is now petitioning for a University of Missouri circle of Omicron Delta Kappa, outstanding national honorary fraternity. Gold Key selects its members from the junior and senior classes on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and actual accomplishments in student activities. This year's activities included ushering at the University concerts in Brewer field house, and the annual homecoming .breakfast given in conjunction with Mystical Seven and Q. E. B. H. for visiting alumni of these organizations. Faculty advisors include: Dr. D. A. Hindman, dean of men, Dr. A. K. Heckel, Dr. Fred McKinney, and Mr. Paul Weaver. H OFFICERS President ........ VICTOR SCOTT Vice-President .... E . . DAVID SHEFRIN Secretary .....,.. JOSEPH STARK Treasurer ....... 'ROBERT SMITH Faculty Secretary .,.. . . LEROY DAY Advisor ...... DEAN DARWIN HINDMAN Page 140 rug- 1 '1'l'1-M-r-'- R zznccgggrzi-, L.-A1555 . ,5.Qf . f .-I, -J.. . ,,-, K-35-,W , ,, ,f--- A7 ., ,, -M - ,M-K ru-rv THETA SIGMA PHI I I First row, left to right: LOUISE SMITH, PAT J OHNSTONE, J EANETTE NORRIS, GLORIA YABBROUGH, JULIA ANN BAUGHER, MARILYN TURNER, ROBERTA DODER Second row: ANNE Fox, ROSEMARY WISEMAN, SHIRLEY PEIRONNTET, RUTH DUNAGIN, CHRISTINE LONG, ELSIE DICKSON, Advisorg J o TUCKER, BETTY Jo CAsE - Third row: MARY ATTEBERRY, -CLARE SENNOTT, MARY JANE SWIFT, CORAL FREEMAN, MARGARET EICHELSDOERFER, MARY ALICE SWANSON, .ADA KIMSEY MARILYN SILVERMAN, PEGGY FITE, MARILYN MILLER Theta Sigma Phi, national professional fraternity for women in journalism, was founded at Washington University in 1919. Gamma chapter was founded at the University of , Missouri two years later. The organization's purpose is to recognize scholarship and outstanding ability of Women in the School of Journalism, and to encourage pursuit of the profession of journalism. Gamma chapter cooperates as a service organization with all events sponsored by the School of Journalism, particularly during the annual Journalism Week. l RUTH DUNAGIN Page 141 I I - IE l I S - -:gig f - ----f- - --- -- -- 1-Hf-vm-if -SL-4-ui4----------A-fr----f: -'-Q- ,AE DELTA PHI DELTA Fliont row, left to right: SUZANNE GREENE, HELEN WILSON, JEAN FORNEY, SARAH SUSSMAN Second row, Ieft to right: CAROLINE PATTERSON, NAOMI POWELL, SUE. FELDMAN, MARILYN WEINER, DOROTHY KING, BARBARA WADE, GEORGINIA STAYTON, NANCY SUE NELSON Third row, left to right: EDIVIN WALTER, DANTZELLE GREGORY, EVELYN SUDRROCK, VIRGINIA GAINES, JOAN HAAS, MARY FRANCES ALLTON, MARGARET ROYSTON, VERNE WULFEKAMMER - SIGMA ALPHA l0TA Front row JANE JACOBS, MRS GEORGE WILSON, FRANCES BURGHARDT, GERTRUDE HUBER, DOROTHY MILLER, MARY JO GLENN, BERNITA BRICKER, CLARICE WOOD Second row J EAN MGGREGOR, GLORIA BRADLEY, SUE FIDLER, RACHEL MARTIN, GRETGHEN GARTEN, CAROLYN HUNT, PATRICIA MOORE, DOROTHY TREN- GHARD, MARY LOU PROCTOR, JANE GALL JEAN MCGLOTEILIN, CI-IARLENE FERRELL q Page 142 7 - .EJ Y - -L. - I I iu-.-wagzuljiil,.xr-:'.1'.1'3L'iE +- -1 iu-'PE - VL-'gzrf ' - ' ' -' li- - -- ...,qg1 ---H - -W W S KAPPA EPSILUN ALPHA First row, left lo righl: MARY Jo LITTLEFIELD, J OAN WILFLEY, MARILYN HILL, T. J. BALLS, CYNTHIA PRICE, PAT BROWN, KATHLEEN RUETHER, HELEN ROZZELL, BETTY Conn WOODFILL Second row: NORMA LOU WELBOBN, LELA SHELDON, MARTHA ALEXANDER, SABEA TULL, ANN OVERSTREET, SUE BASSFORD, J OANNE PARRISH, Jo ANN SYLVESTER, MARCIA SEDWICK, SAHI BIRKE, IRENE CooKE, J oANN HAEEINGTON Kappa Epsilon Alpha is the sophomore women,s honorary. Its members are elected in the Spring of their freshman year on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and potentialities in campus activities. Fi.nanced by AWS, KEA sponsors Merry- Go-Round, the freshman orientation program. Their project for this year was to promote discussions on the installment of an honor system with the hope of eventually establishing one on this campus. They also assisted Mortar Board in their tea for transfer women students and helped supervise collec- tions during the March of Dimes Campaign. Page 143 President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor . OFFICERS . CYNTHIA PRICE . PAT BROWN . . T. J. BALLS . J UDITH STARRELS MISS RUTH WILLIAMS .s.v. l 1 L. S. V., Senior Women's honorary society, was established in 1907. Four to six girls arechosen for membership each year on the basis of scholarship, leadership and service. The selections remain secret until publication of the Savitar. Julie Moscowitz, president, was vice-president of A. W. S. and president of House President's Council, vice-president of Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority, president of K. E. A., treasurer of Womenis Pan-Hellenic Council, and a member of Mortar Board, Sigma Epsilon Sigma, War Board, and Theta Sigma Phi. Marion Rudder was vice-president of Mortar Board, chairman of the Activities Bureau, president of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, point system chairman of A. W. S., and a member of K. E. A., W0men's Pan-Hellenic Council, and Phi Chi Theta. ' ' Gene Rector was president of A. W. S., council member of S. G. A., freshman president of A. W. S., and a member of Mortar Board, Kappa Tau Alpha, Gamma Alpha Chi, Sigma Epsilon Sigma, Burrall Cabinet, and the Inter-American Club. Ruth Dunagin was standards chairman of A. W. S., a member of Judiciary Board, president of Theta Sigma Phi, secretary-treasurer of Journalism Student's Association and a member of the varsity debate squad, I. W. O. and' Methodist Student Organization. ' Page 144 fi l I I J l 1 i E l l l I 1 1 l v R l v L-gg.-5:51 - .3-b -.wg-ffgg., A ... . - . -?- .-f 7,47 i ,, . x1..- A--J - - - MURTAR BUARIJ Front row JANE QUxNN BETTY GALLUP GENE RECTOR LOVETBA LANGENBACHER Back row FONDA AGEE LINDSEY Monnow NAoMA POWELL MARION RUDDEB EARNESTINE MAXEY JULIE Moscowrrz BARBARA WEST Mortar Board IS the only natlonal senlor women s honor ary on the MISSOUTI campus It was organlzed both natlonally and locally, ln 1918 Its members officlally elected at the tradltlonal Tap Day ceremony ln the sprmg of thelr Jumor Durlng the year the group carrles out numerous servlce projects lncludmg a tea for women transfer students Home commg breakfast for alumnl Sophomore award and banquet for the gxrls 1n the Unwerslty who rank hlghest scholastlcally They also handle the compllatlon and sale of senlor announce : I 1 ! 5 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 W. . . , . . , , . . , 7 ' ' . 1 1 . 7 c Q 'u s n u year, 'are chosen 1n recognltlon of thelr scholarshlp and SBYVICG to the University.. OFFICERS President . . . BETTY GALLUP Vice-President . . . JULIE Moscownz Secretary . . . LOVETRA LANGENBACHER Treasurer . . . NAOMA POWELL Hislm-ian , . ERNESTINE MAXEY Page 145 ments, and thls year lnstlgated a campus-wlde safety cam- paign. s ' 1 f ff , . n -..........--.-.. .: E-mv., V .rw-,r :nw-:mtv , -- ALPHA PHI umm 5 ! s 5 H 32 9 , First row, left to right: HAWIQINS, EDSCORN, BERRY, HENDRICKS, WALKER, FLETCHER, WEBB, SCHINDLER, MOHLER, MIERKE, LUZADER Second row, left to right: MERRILL, BEBERMEYER, LAWSON, MAGEE, SANKS, WINGFIELD, CARTER, J. STARK, ODOR, DYE, GRANT, CASTNER, KRUSEL REES, BECKMAN, DURANT A Third row, left to right: LICHTERMAN, EDDY, CONERLY, WOLTEHING, W. STARK, NIEDERMEYER, BAUR, TONN, GINSBURG, MCLANE, DENEBEIM, Mc POLLACK Alpha Phi Omega, the National Service Fraternity, is made up of college men who have had previous experience in the Boy Scout movement. It has a four-fold purpose: service to the Scout movement, service to the campus, service to the community and' service ,to the Nation. Beta Eta Chapter at the University of Missouri was in- stalled in April, 1938, and is now one of more than a hundred chapters on the campi of America. I During the past school year Beta Eta Chapter has enf gaged in and successfully completed several Worthwhile proj- ects. Early in February it sponsored the annual March of Dimes Ball, from which 51308.29 was turned over to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. As part oi World Student Service Fund drive, Beta Eta held an 1 Man Contest. Dick Houser, Phi Gamma Delta, won dubious honor of being campus Ugly Man, and 375.00 contributed to the WSSF drive. The Missouri cha also assisted local Scout troops by serving as judges at sei Scout events. OFFICERS President . A . .- . . C. K. O Vice-President . . ROBERT MER: Secretary . . WILLIAM E. f Treasurer . . WlLLIAM WAI. Pa. V-eg' --' HIM-.AEZH 4 R-H f -. - -- - KAPPA ALPHA MU Alpha Chapter of Kappa Alpha Mu, national fraternity in pictorial journalism, was established at Missouri during Journal- ism Week, 1945. Members are selected on a basis of achievement in photography courses offered in the School of Journalism. The purpose of the organization is to gain due recognition of pictorial journalism as a distinct professional branch and to promote fellowship between present and prospective photographers. KAM sponsored the na- tional collegiate competition and 50 print show which was inaugurated in 1946 as a part of Journalism Week. Entries are re- ceived from all over the country and the contest has attracted wide attention. KAM also brings outstanding members of the pro- fession to the various chapters as speakers and promotes local photographic projects. ' OFFICERS President . . . BROOKS HONEYCUTT Vice-President . NORMAN C. ROSENTHAL Secretary- Treasurer JAMES L. ASHCRAFT National Secretary . . W. J. BELL Advisor . . CLIFTON C. EDOM Page 147 Q.. 1-. qu- xv Front row: DONALD PETERSON, JAMES ASHCIKAFT, KURT SICK, LLOYD PARKER Second row: MARGARET EIGIIELSDOEREER, MARY EvANs, HELEN GUMMEL, JULIE Moscowrrz Third row: 'AARON LE VINE, MAUIKICE BARNES, JAMES RICHARDSON, STAN KAUFMAN Front row: CLIFTON EDOM, WILLIARI BELL, CHARLES WELLS, NORMAN IKOSENTHAL Second row: PEGGY FITE, MARGARET MENGIS, MARY RANKIN, BETTYE .lo CASE Third row: ARTHUR EDNVARDS, IJERBERT NEDEL, Roy HEINECKE, WAIIIXEN KLIYSTERBIAN Fourth row: ELTING WELLS, HARLAN BowER, EUGENE GIKATZ, BROOKS HONEYCUTI' V Fifth row: LEE JENKINS, RAYMOND NVEST Q . E. B. H. First row, .left to right: LYLE SULLIVAN, RAYMOND WEST, CHARLES BIDGWAY, ART MQQUIDDY, ALFRED SCHULTZ Second row, left to right: JOSEPH STABK, GILBERT HESEMANN, KEN MCDEBMOTT, DAVID SHEFFImv, WILLIAM BECKETT The fundamental aims of Q. E. B. H. are to preserve and maintain the honored traditions and deep moral functions of the University. Because the organization is not in competi- tion with any other group, and because Q. E. B. H. is author- ized to elect to membership any upper classman in good stand- ing who in the eyes of the chapter has passed the test of loyalty to the Alma Mater, it is rightly designated an Honor Society., The formation of this Senior honor society brought to realization the unselfish ideals and principles of 'a group of men who were sincerely devoted to their school. This fall Q. E. B. H. began its forty-eighth year of service to the Uni- versity of Missouri. The society will always maintain the ideals and aims and continue to give service to the University. Page 145' qi 1 4 l L Q 1 1 l l I i i 1 l I l I 1 l i -8 fliiivih Le?-5531: - -- -CELL. - ex:-L-:Ziff Q V' , -44 V Yrfr! NYY, ,.,,.,7. Uni.-- .......--- ALPHA ZETA First row: GERALD ANDES, WALTER PUSSEL, EMMETT LAWSON, JOE CUMMINS, FRED HARRISON, SCI-IONDELMEYER, NORMAN SCI-IENNOM, CHARLIE FRENCH, WALTER SANDERSON I n front: PHOBST Second row: ENIBIET VVALKER, MARTIN ROGEIXS, BILL PFANDER, JESSE HARTLEY, ROBERT SPECKHART, WAYNE PILCHEIK, EVERETT GREER, LESLIE SNVOPE, KEN MCDERMOTT, DARWIN HARRIS, PAUL ZOI-ILMAN, JIM MCCREA, BRUER, CLIFFORD GUEIXNWAY, ROY BARKER, DON HOLLINGSWORTH ALPHA BHISIGMA Fronl row: J. T. CONNELLY. C. Pm. NVICKIIAM, R. F. DEVOY, R. J. BAIIKEH, E. L. DULANEY Middle row: R. C. HEINZE, DEAN BENT, R. H. CARPENTER, R. S. CRAIG, W. A. DUNN, E. S RODEKOIIR Back row: C. L, PARISII, C. C. AVILDSCHUETZ, J. A. SUTI-IERLAND, C. W. ADE, J. L. STARR, H. L. DENKIJEIK, J. C. REYNOLDS Page 149 A A I A A YJ' GAMMA ALPHA CHI Top row: PECKENPAUGII, REEEE, COOK, CRANE, KIMLIN, POLK, GOLDBERG, MUNSELL, HALL, WILLIAMSON, CLANCY, MARR, BUSBEE, WILLIAMS, HEARE Third row: ROGERS, FREITH, JOHNSON, CHAPMAN, FIGGINS, DAWSON, ANDERSON, TURNER, KEMIP, WALLACE, TOMAIERAASON, RECTOR, GILLUM, STARR Second row: MANLEY, WINDSOR, Bow, DWYRE, CANNING, MARSHALL, HURT, MILLS, WILSON, NORTHCOTT, CUMMINS First row: AUSMAN, STROBEL, GALLINA, MIDDLEBROOK, WELLS Gamma Alpha Chi, women's professional advertising fra- ternity, was founded at Missouri in 1920 under the sponsorship of Dean Walter Williams of the School of Journalism. Its purpose is to provide an opportunity for cornradeship among University women interested in advertising and to furnish its members with activities in that field. OFFICERS President . . LUCY LEA HURT Vice-President . . . PAT BURNETT Secretary ..... . BARBARA BUCKLEY Treasurer . X . . DORTIIA WILSON Rush Captain . Publicity Director Publicity Director SUE GRIGSBY . . VIRGINIA BALL . MARY BOMDELL This year's functions included working on Presstime, the J-School paper, having a spaghetti supperg working on J -School political campaigns, working for national GAXQ the big event of the year, the style showy and participation in J -Week. It is in Working on the style show that GAX's get invaluable experience. After Spring rushing, the member- ship of Gamma Alpha Chi totaled 77. O fe PRESIDENT LUCY LEA HURT Page 150 1.1 rfb---few-Y-,-:s':if H Magik, --- L. ,V M aszm-I--v -, l , Y N 1 H,--, , ,,-.,, , ,,,..,:,- -A-.....-,,-.e2,..- .,, -.-. A-,.-...,,-., --.vi .. . ... 1 T 1 .i I! ALPHA DELTA SIGMA A I 4 A A I I i i A 1 I l Front row: DEAN, HASH, LEWIS, GENDLEMAN, SUMMERS, ZULAUF, GOLDMAN, KAILER, BENTLEY, MITCHELL Second row: YOUNGERMAN, LEE, BURGER, MANGAN, GOLDBERG, MAGDOVITZ, J ONES, RICE, STEINER, ROSENTHAL A Third row: NEWMAN, FARR, FRoSS, HOELL, HAMILTON, MCKEEVER, KREUTZ, BROWN, GRoSS . . Back row: LAU, RoTI-I, GRAY, BARNES, WILBUR, WILKIN, NICHOLAS, WILLIAMS, HoEES, REGINATO, KEMP The mother chapter of Alpha Delta Sigma, national pro- fessional advertising fraternity, was founded at the University of Missouri in 1913. John B. Powell was the first chapter president. This year ADS inaugurated a series of hi-monthly lunoheon meetings at which professional leaders in the field of advertising gave short talks on its various phases. The 1 club also participated in J-School Week and the annual ' Journalism, show, When Nights Were Boldf' and sent a I delegation to St. Louis for a week-end as guests of the St. Louis Advertising Club. A OFFICERS President . . . RANDALL MITCHELL N Vice-Presideni . MARSHALL DEAN 3 I Secretary-Treasurer . GEORGE BOTH A Pledge Chairman . . J OHN KAILEB Faculty Advisor . MILTON GROSS ' A A A Lffi lo right: GEORGE ROTH, Secretary, RANDALL lVIITCI-IELL, Presidentg, MARSHALL DEAN, Vice-Presidontg JOHN D. KAILEII, Pledge Chairman Q Page 151 ' A I ' I A L, 1 Nw., .- fa.. 1, --.. -T7L. ,12',:1:::.:z':5fEz'zf1r:er'sQ1rs'::1z1:vS?-nvngv5z2s'wrrz: DELTA SIGMA Pl First row: RICHARD MILLER, JAMES MCINTYRE, FRANK WILLIAMS, JOHN DENNEY, PHILIP TYLER, CHARLES SCIIRODER, KENNETH ROONEY, GENE SMEMO, V BILL STEWART, JIM OWENS, CLAY FRANCISCO ' Second row: LARRY BURNS, JOE SILVISO, BILL WALKER, MARVIN OWENS, PROE. BAUER, LEE MEYER, TRUMAN CARTER, PROF. ROBT. MANHART, JIM FORD, DEAN BRADSHAW, PROF. JAS. CLOSE, BILL CLARK Third row: ANDREW BROWN, DON MILLER, BOB BRAY, BOB REID, DON POOLE, HAROLD NICHOLS, BOB MADGETT, ROGER MCKEMY, SHERLIAN BROWN, LEE WILSON, TOM YANCEY, EARL SCHNEDLER, BYRON PORTER Fourth row: LEWIS HANDLEY, HOWARD SANKEY, LEONARD HASTINGS, ORVILLE KENT, DALE NETTLETON. LIBURN FELLMAN, GORDON CHAPMAN, CHARLES CASTER, DON VLAZNY, PAUL HICKMAN, CHARLES STRATTON, JACK BAKER, PROS POUPNEY, JAMES REYNOLDS, DAN CARLISLE - Alpha Beta chapter of Delta Sigma Pi, international busi- ness fraternity, consists of both B and PA students and faculty members. Its purposes are to foster the study of business in universities, to encourage scholarship and the association of students for their mutual advancement through research and practise, to promote closer affiliation between, .x , the commercial World and students, and to further-the civic and commercial Welfare of the com-munity and a high standard of business ethics and culture. There are 70 undergraduate members, nine faculty members, and one honorary member in the organization. V I OFFICERS i I . Head Master . A, Senior Warden . A . Treasurer . Scribe . Chancellor . Faculty Advisor . . J. TRUMAN CARTER . JAMES F. FORD . KENNETH E. ROONEY . WILLIAM J. CLARK . . PHILIP TYLER ROYAL D. M. BAUER Page 152 A,,LwyL:.L. ...,,,.,. .1-.,.:.,.,.........,..... .... un- m ani 'IIN -W V' D19-I 'tv' '- '---- ' - J:Ll:::.:El'l1L, ' : L.-E - :H -, nu Y :, - -- - ..-1? fl.. E. R4 A --M Al- --A. L-- Lwnn.- A..----Ad E- g....-... ---MAF-.-....,-.-.WMA ALLAN.. M ,L -H,-.N RED CRUSS A A KATHLEEN RUETHER, Secretaryg ANN OVERSTREET, Presidentg ELEANOR PASSER, Committee Chairmang MARY ANN RITTER SIGMA DELTA CHI A Top rcrw: NORMAN EIXICKSON, DAVID R. BowERs, DAVID MCINTYBE, DAVID Z. SI-IEFRIN, EDWARD C. LAMBEHT, SY WEINTRAUB, JACK L. WECKER, EARL ENGLISI-I, DAVID E. MACKIE Second row: J. D. MILLER, A. E. ANDREWS, O. N. WILLIAMSON, RICHARD L. ORNAUER, HERBERT L. NEBEL, ROY F. HEINECKE, MARVIN A. WILSON, EMMETT G. BEDFORD, B. H. LIEBES First row: CANTOR, Goocn, HOESEN, ROSENBERG, HONEYCUTT, MCGEE, HARRISON, W. BELL, WEEGAR Page 153 i E..-,. A .TNQ-f1f,.1 A.. - L. . .TTL11E':'t':':.T:'..r',:,L, 21. ,ZA A A A A A A A A A A A A A AA A A A AI A A: A A A A A A1 AAA A1 A IAA A 272511 G?-5 3-:i?F:.1z175 1 :iTE x1'IISY FLG CI-IARLENE MCPI-IEETERS, Editor The 1947 Savitar Staff has done its best to give you an annual you will be proud of. We started a little late when school was delayed until October, but we have tried to re- establish some of the traditions that Savitar has been known SAVITAR for. The year began with staff appointments. Mary Lou Gover, Jack Halper, alld Martha Alexander handled the ad- ministration section, J im Barnes took care of the men's houses, and Gail Tucker the women's houses. The sports section was BOB TATUM, Associate Editor D A MARY LYNN WHITNELL, Assitant Business Manager Bottom row, left to right: KAY MEIGS, MARTHA ALEXANDER, DICK PI-IELPS, SHIRLEY WECKLER, GAIL TUCKER Second row: MORT WALKER, BILL ETZ, JIM BARNES, NED TRIMBLE, SINCLAIR ROGERS, ROGER HURWITZ, BILL DYE Eliknr-va -, -. rt..-1 . f , rv , .I Page 154 l r,f M.- - --lT- --MV-v ----A-u ----M - ----Aw STAFF in the able hands of Bill Etz, Roger Hurwitz and Shirley Weckler when sports editor Ray McNally graduated in February. Mort Walker did the art work, and Ned Trimlbe was head layout man. The photography department was led by Bill Dye with the help of Sinclair Rogers, Bob Tonn, Ray West, and many others. Gretta Sayers directed the sale and mounting of the class pictures. Harry Fey was features editor until he transferred to Washington University when Dick Phelps and Kay Meigs carried on. Sales campaigns were planned by Jim Lilly, with the help of Tom McClure, Bill Cohr, Bill Henderson and thousands more. Tom Paro was Advertising Manager, with Lyman Campbell taking care of national ads and Cardwell Lucas the locals. We can't neglect to mention the fine job Bob Cohn and Jack Rothwell did in the Frolics, and we were proud of Hal Melntyre and the Savitar Ball which Orville Rioholson handled. Our sincere thanks to Bambi Rollins for her long hours of work on the index, and thanks to all the helpful typists, trimmers, and pasters without whom, this book would never have reached the printers. A ,-, - ,,f...'l. ,a-gm.-.ea --f-1-1-:,u.f - T-E , , 5:22 ' NANCY CI-IAPMAN, Business Manager Boltom row, left to right: LYMAN CAMPBELL, GRETTA SAYERS, JIM LILLY, OIIVILLE RICHOLSON Second row: ToM MCCLURE, BILL Crrons, BUD Scuonnv, ToM PARO, BILL HENDERSON, JACK DowNs Page 155 , Y YA, ,,., r,........---f---T-. ---fa v--Af 'va -q,1'w vvwlfii 'H X., hl Y- ...,..... 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',e1':, -., .,, E UMEGA CH LPHA 5 A Top row, left to right: LOUISE JACKSON, SHIRLEY PAGE, BETTY WILEY, ELEANOR SHARP, SALLY CARTMELL, DOROTHY MARR, JEANNE WOOD, ANNA MARIE JAKEMAN, LOU ANN YOUNG, BETTY BISCHOFF, MARGARET Moss, BARBARA DAWKINS, SUSAN WURST, ROSE MCDONALD, SUE SMITH Third row: BETTY WIOKLEIN, DOROTHY PICKETT, MARY RUTH GILMAN, DOROTHY VALLE, LORRAINE ANDERSON, RUTH PECKHAM, DOROTHY CI-IANOELLOR, GLORIA JOYCE ANDERSON, ELIZABETH WOOD, BEVERLY ScHAcK, JOAN DOLBY, NANCY LEE CAMPBELL, ELISABETH J ETEH JEAN CONNELLY Second row: NAN MEYER, DOROTHY Moss, MOLLY PENSON, PAT LYLE, PRUDENCE WADDOCK, JEAN HEss, CAROL BUSBEE, BILLIE BRYANT, BETTY SHANNON, JUNE WALLACE, ALMA WYATT Front row: MARTHA ALEXANDER, JO POLSON, ELIZABETH ANNE DENBY, WANDA JUNE JAMET, CLARE SENNOTT, JEANNE BELLEW, ELEANOR JAMISON, CAROLYN DALTON, GINNY PONDER, JERRIE ROCHOW ' V Due to that ever-menacing Columbia rain, the barbecue which the Alpha Chis had planned for their Halloween clebration had to be can- , celled, but that did not stop the party. It was held at the ranch house Of a town girl with hot dogs, blue jeans and other accessories belitting a ranch party. Christmas trees decorated the Tiger Hotel which was the scene Of their Christmas formal. They also commemorated the Occasion with a formal dinner for members of the chapter, alumnae and other guests. Neatcst trick Of the year at the Alpha Chi house- opening the french windows without getting ferned. Alpha Chils combine admirably, studying, knit- ting, and gab fest, ....n.'z-:r:rcQ,,I:. .1f:r.Lr.-.1.:1...f.Qr-.err-,-4,,,--ge. ,,-- '- 2, M.- X! initia- AKV- :A334-:Ar I l l I l l 1 I I Top row, left to right: PAIJLINE PASLEY, MARGUERITE PROCTOR, MAGDALENE RICHTER, MAEDENE MOORE, ANN MASTERSON, ANN MARTIN, IRIS HOFF, ELLEN YOAST, LINDA ETI-IRIDGE, F AYE BROWN, PATRICIA VALENTINE, JANE WATERS, MYRA KAISER Hd'lV E'9',mE ZH 'i ,Lee-'T1C::4co 5-:VOOI-I-CDH fvQ.g:'WQg,'9 UIHD-f,Qn: g 399fV'Q'1'-3iw :.S91m'D-if-IFF Sr: m2o:'U I-,n.UOm-cz yo NOAHRI-z ..'?Fz'Sg5'mw 00653. 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VARNER Jo ANN VAUGI-IN, JOYCE MOEEIUS, KAY HUDSON, VIRGINIA TOWRY, SHIRLEY JACKSON, MARY PENNINGER, NORMA LIVELY I I l Second row: JACKIE WIGHTMAN, MARIIANE MEAKER, MARGARET CHAPPELL, SHIRLEY MARTIN, HELEN ROZZELL, BARBARA LIGGETT, DIANE 1 DENNY, LoIs HUDGINS, CAROLYN PUTSGII, NORMA RIGI-ITER, VIRGINIA ESCHELMAN, CAROL SLATER I Front row: BETTY DEANE WHEELER, DORIS BRADLEY, MARY Jo LITTLEFIELD, PEGGY LowE, META BETz, JANE GOETZMAN, BARBARA DITT- BRENNER, BETTY CORD WOODFILL, MARY BETH HOLTSCHNEIDER, SHIRLEY RAE JONES Why d0n't you cut this class and be a fourth for 5 bridge? A good act, plus plenty of 'cnative talent made the ADPi Skit in the Savitar Frolics a big hit. The MU 1 1 classroom is blasted with deadly satire here. , I i I L , , , , - , L, . - ,111-v , --, .. rf?-. ,.:.:1',:-E ,::.'::,:':.:':,LL::.,.1i'.Tl...L'7 !w f li I? W3 lil gjx ,... Ea., f I Lf 'VLE4 EW ' S f .693 A?-Q 9 - In D ' 'V . I W it ll 7 'I I l I 'l ' tl mi ml My ll l i fl Top row, lefl to right: JANE FARBER, SYLVIA BLUMENEELD, JOYCE HORWITZ, JOAN DRUCKER, CELIA ETTINGER, DOROTHY LOEB, NORA BAER, : KAY WERBNER, SUE FELDMAN, BETI GREENBERG, VIRGINIA EIIRLICII, FRANCES HEYLIAN, SUE LEVY, MARCEILLE KANTOR, ADHIANNE n- MALLIN lf Third row: ELEANOR PASSER, DOREE NEWTON, DORIS FRY, BETSY SCAFENER, CABYL BEBCOVICI, SYLVIA LAzARUs, GERALDINE HARRIS, J ONI KAUFFMAN, SALLY WOLDENBERG, FLORENCE LEBow, JOAN HAAs, J ACQUELINE BREACIIER, PATT LEVINSON, ROSALYN ROSENBERG, z LORRAINE LIPMAN, MARILYN MILLER l Second row: PATSY WOOLF, ARLENE GREENBERG, JULIE Moscowrrz, DOROTHY MEYER, HELENE MANHEIMER, JEAN GREENBERG, CECELIA W c POLLOCK, J oAN GOTKIN, MARY LEE ROSEN, JEAN BAIM, BARBARA SUE DE GROOTE, JEAN BEIMER yd il Front row: BETTY LITWIN, CYNTHIA PRICE, MARION MURMAN, JOY SCRINOPSKI, SAURINE LOTMAN, JUDITH STARRELS, ELLEN GOLDBERG, U l JOAN HEITEN, J ULIET GOGEL, DOROTHEA ORNAUER ' y M Q. Ll-I 1 1 lx : On the activity side, the AEPhi's captured the coveted Sorority i A Prize for the outstanding girls' skit in the annual Savitar Frolics. Their lx n prize-winning show, intitled Savitar International featured many for- ! l eign costumes and songs. On the social side, they staged a successful W g winter dance, using Winterlude as their theme. Also during the first ' Xl semester, three open houses were held. ,Nl ll il !l 1 lx I 2 fl l i , I Anguish registered by AEPhi's is synthetic Cthis is E put in for those who think this picture is a protest I against the phone strikej merely being a part of the l Savitar frolics. I l The AEPhi's apparently were as eager to show off l their shiny cups as the camera was to catch those broad E grins. LMA, ,WW ,, , ,,,,, , WW, ,Q f Tap row, left to right: MARY Lou WEEDON, ELAINE EDDY, LoIs LUCKETT, EVELYN DENNEY, HELEN HICKINIAN, MARY PHYLLIS MATTESON, MARY PAUL, PATRICIA DOUGHERTY, PHYLLIS ASKEVV, BETH HARING, JOYCE DAVIS, NITA LoU YEWELL, BARBARA .I ENNINGS, JERRY KAST Second row: BONNIE LOGAN, Jo DEININGER, PATRICIA SAUL, STEVIE ROLLINS, MARILYN MAXSVELL, MRs. RUTH SMITH, HAHRIET ROLLINS, MARY ELLEN CHARLTON, AUDREY CARTER, VIRGINIA DOUGLASS, NORRIA MAGRUDER ' Front row: MARILYN WRIGHT, JANICE SUE HEWVITT, LoU DAVIS, BETTY PURDUE, Jo ANN RUSSELL, ELAINE FISCHER, BARBARA BLAINE, SHIRLEY FLETCHER, LUCREZIA DOUGLASS, PEGGY PEGUES, MARY LUCILLE JACKSON, MILDRED HATFIELD The Alph Gams introduced their pledges to Columbia with open houses for the fraternities, but especially with their fall formal which was Aff planned with that purpose. The theme of the dance was candlelight and as 5 roses, and the house was duly decorated with dozens of tapers and roses. Vu'- Aside from their big social functions, they have had several after hours xxsff , parties which they call Firesides. They are informal get-togethers with refreshments for the girls in the house. In the spring one event was an informal dance with decorations representing a speakeasy. ff This pin-up pose was strictly unrehearsed. The first breath of spring brought this group out Ior a little sunbathing. From the breadth of the smiles and discarded books, there can be no question as to the subject being discussed-last night's date. I l PH 9, . ,WA . I W -Ja. 2145.-. ALPHA I Top row, left to right: PATRICIA JOHNSTONE, CATHERINE COVELL, ARDITH HALL, MARILYN KEDIP, SHIRLEY PEIRONNET, JANE GALL, SHERRY HALDEMAN, IRENE COOKE, ANN BEESOM, CYNTHIA SOHOREMOYER, NORMA CHADERTON, PEGGY FITE, TEREsA WATTERS, MILDRED ADAMS Third row: J OANNE BREWER, MARCIA SEDWICK, LANETTE HAAR, ELIZABETH LLOYD, KATHERINE CHAMBLIN, CAROL FREEMAN, LELA ABNETT, JEAN BRANNUM, MARILYN WEBER, DoLoREs WATSON, KAREN SWENSON, IRIS CORE, CAROL SLIE RAMSAY, CLAIRE WHEELER, GLORIA MURRAY ' Second row: JEAN SHARP, MIJRIEL MAGILL, ROSEMARY WISEMAN, CAROL SWANK, FONDA AGEE, MRs. DOUGLAS, JOANNE HARRINGTON, CLAIRE WEAVER, YVONNE RAY, ALBERTA WEST, JEANNE SYDENSTRICRER, DIANE KETCHUM - Front row: BETTY BEHRING, JEANNETTE NORRIS, DIANE HARVEY, YVONNE BARNETT, BARBARA DONELSON, DOROTHY KING, JANE PIKE, CLAUDINE LEsTER, MARTHA WAERS On the Alpha Phi's social calendar were many events. They partici- 'pated in several exchange dinners, they held several openhouses, a tea for alumnae, a tea dance, and a reception tea for their house-mothers. They gave their winter formal on November 30. The house was decorated with white-washed branches, angel's hair, snowballs, and a snowman. To cli- max the year, they won the annual sorority sing, an honor desired by all, and the scholarship cup. We can cook, too., say Alpha Phi's to a rushee. Ever popular with Alpha Phis is the age old custom of the sewing circle. Here the girls have added a more recent feature of civilization: studying. - 1 ,..--..L-E. Lrruu,-........ - ..... Y: , fr- ir: Top row, left to right: MAUREEN RYAN, MARJORIE HALL, VIRGINIA HUGHES, BARBARA OTTENSTEIN, DORIS ROLLER, J EANNE GAERINI, LUCY LEA HURT, HELEN LIEBE, CATHERINE WILLIAMS, MARY LOU WILSON, MAXINE JONES, JANE SYMONDS, JANETH HOAG, GENEVA DOUGLAS, KATHRYN LEE Third row: HELEN HOOVER, PEGGY JO WILSON, CHARLOTTE FELKER, DOROTHY DAVIS, HELEN WEHRMAN, MARIE HOPKINS, MRS. CHASE, MARY LOVE SHEPARD, MARGARET LATHAM, DOROTHY DWYRE, KATHLEEN DUNLAP, JEAN NORWINE, SARI BIRKEA Second row: MARILYN ARMENTROUT, PAT MONTFORT, JEAN MCGREGOR, JEAN ALEXANDER, BETTY LARSON, NORINE PAULETIC, JANE CRAW- FORD, PATRICIA SIPPLE, PAULA NOVAK, HELEN HOMES Front rbw: ANN TURNER, BETTY ANN SANDELL, DOROTHY HETHERITON, MARION SPRAGG, LOUISE STARK, ERNESTINE MAXEY, MARJORIE JONES. JOAN DUNHADI - ' The main events in the social season of Chi Omega were the Chi- Ote Party, Christmas formal, and Star Dance held in May. They had such queens as Libby Tillman, Goddess Of Agriculture for the Farmers' Fair, Louise Stark, Showmle Girl, and Lucy Hurt, Maid of Honor to the Savitar Queen. Pat Montfort wrote music and was co-director of the Read Hall Carousel. Marilyn Armentrout will represent the Junior Class on SGA next year. Then came those weekends last winter and with them those dances. Typically Mizzou is the Chi O dance pictured here, a rhythmic aifair making it pos- sible for the student to endure the rigors of the week as long as those weekends and dances still roll around. We can sing, too! A western quartette of Chi O's gives Out with units of musical thought. :wc :ra-z::.i,.. -.. 'DIL :'S3gZ'ZlTS'. . . 13 aifwf 1' . A, HQ ,4 'lg . ,lr A ELT A LT E ELTA l Top row, left lo right: JANE FISHER, MARY ALICE JAECER, LUAN LUERS, ANNA RUDOPLH, NANCY ANNE NEEF, MARY ISOBEL DEvoY, KATH- ERINE TIPTON, BETTY JEAN BODWELL, DIANA PATTISON, PEGGY LEINBERGER, CABOLYN CLARKE, PATRICIA WoLcoTT, GERTRUDE FEICIAIT- INGER, MARY KAY DUNCAN, JEAN MCGLOTI-ILIN, HARRYETTE CAMPRILL, J oAN LESLIE, MARY COLE, MARGARET BoIsIER Third row: BETTY JANE CONRAD, RUTH BECKEMEIER, BETTY SIIVION, NANCY THORNBUHG, JOAN GRENAWALT, LILLIAN CELESTE HODKINS, DORIS VIRGINIAHHDSMER, MARIE PUTNEY, MARY PETERSON, MARY ANN COUGILL, SIDNEY WRIGI-IT, JEANNE GILLUM, JACKIE CLEMENTS, JULIA ANN BLAKEY, JANE SCHUELE Second row: BARBARA LOGUE, CATIHILEEN CARPENTER, BETTY NIBLO, BARBARA BUCIQLEY, VERA BANSRACH, MRS. WAHLENMAIER, SALLY ANN FAUBIAN, DOROTHY NELL ANDREYVS, CAROLYN WELTECKE, MARY KATE AVERY, MARJORIE JEAN MER CIER, CHARLOTTE BEATTY, BARBARA ANN HAINES A Front row: GLORIA J OY J ENKINS, DOROTHY BRUNER, PAT NIX, CARoL SI-IUTTEE, PAT FELTUS, KATHERINE BROWNING, MARY ANN BAUGI-IER, JULIA ANN BAUGRER, KATHRYN SUZETTE CLINCENI-EEL, MARILYN TURNER JEAN MARSI-IALL, SUE TANNER, BARBARA BARNES, SHIRLEY ALFORD Laughing Tri Delts and dates seem well pleased with their fall formal which like most of this year's formals was jam-packed with little room for exhibi- tionist dancers. Wilbur seems to find himself in line with the camera at the Tri Delt Christmas formals-as usual, thor- oughly enjoying himself. -' I ng.-arm -.E utr 4.4.--te--A A...s , YK- --Y v- T in Delta Delta Delta began the Social year with its fall formal, At the party which pledges gave for the active chapter, the entertainment took a novel form. It consisted of a Kangaroo Court held for actives, presided over by pledges. To commemorate Saint Valentine they gave a buffet supper. The special attraction was a Valentine Box from which the girls and their dates drew not only valentines but presents as well. These in eluded stuffed animals and other amusing little gifts. Aside from their big social functions, they have had several after hours parties which they call Firesides. They are informal get-togethers with refreshments for the girls in the house. In the spring one event was an informal dance with decorations representing a Speakeasy. Top row, left to right: ALICE BOUTIN, ROSERIARY LovE, FRANCES PIERCE, MARIAN CLEMENT, SHIRLEY WECKLER, J OANNE PARISH, KATHERINE PETERSEN, FRANCES WATSON, MARGARET HOLDEN, ISOBEL ROBINSON, JANE SCHMIDT, SUSAN WOODLIER, SUE HART, MARY ANN BoYcE Third row: HELEN POPE, MARTHA RUDDY, LOIS BOYS, GERALDINE WOODLIEE, NANCY TOEL, MARGUERITE METCALF, DOROTHY DURACI-I, SALLY ANN JACKSON, JEANNE BARRON, SUSAN HAMEL, VIRGINIA FARLEY, MARTHA KURZ Second row: JOAN STUVER, HELEN FRENCH, CAROLYN VOGT, ROBERTA CHRISTEN, DOROTHY GRANT, MARY Jo ABEY, CHARLOTTE FRANK, MARY KING, MIHIAM EIDMAN, MONA ALLEN, J o ANN GRAHAM Front row: GENE THOMPSON, LEE COOPER, MARY LoU PORCTOR, HEIIEN SPRADLING, MARY MARSH, MARCIELE MUELLEH, MARIAN STEVEN- SON, JOAN ZIEGLER, JEANINE VOSKAINIP, PAT WINDLE , When the Delta Gammas announced pledge mothers for the year, they spread sheets over their floor as a safety measure and had a Cookie Shine. Refreshments were, of course, lots of cookies and milk. At their closed Christmas dance the couples danced in candlelight surrounded by traditional Christmas decorations. The pledges stepped in to give a party at Valentine's Day. They made huge valentines for each couple with their names on them for identification. The grandest event was their spring formal, the traditional Show Boat- dance. Everything about the house made guests feel that they were truly being entertained aboard a big river steamer. Cherie Frank doing a bit of casual bannister slid- ing to the enjoyment of her companions. The Delta Gammas proudly present their Easter bunnies to the camera and the expectant world. The bunnies Seem quite indifferent to their fame. vu: . . . .,::-rf.- Y,-V-frvzaf.-S-!.:a:.'-u:'::-yn ru-s':-f1c'z - -,---1n-- - H I Vll3U g VWWVH 1 r + l I l x T' ,Q -Jil :rip e I ' JH' 'ff 'Q J -W A ET B PH MA GA Top row, left to right: SUZANNE SAMES, CAROL TEIcHvIAN, PATTI GOCDHICH, JEAN HEBMSMEIEB, NORMA LOU WELBORN, HARRIET MATTINGLY, PAT STANGEBYE, MILLIE JACKSON, GAY FELDHAHN, MARTY STEVENS, SALLY CLAPP, PAT WATKINS, PAT RAGLAND, ELEANOR MCCLURE Third row: VIRGINIA COLLINS, ELNORA CLAY, LAVERNE RAINING, HARRIET OSBORN, LIZ BAKER, MAXINE PATTON, ELAINE PAUTLER, VIR- GINIA PECK, JEAN OSBORN, SUE BASSEORD, ALICE VAN HORN, SHEILA SPRAGG, JEAN MILLS, EILEEN FARMER, MARY LOU STARRETT JANE SAFFOHD, JERRY RUETIIER I Second row: SI-IARLYN SPRAGG, B. MARIE COLE, SHIRLEY HILL, SHIRLEY LISI-rEN, CHARLENE MCPI-IEETERS, B. LOU ATCI-IISON, BACHAEL KNIGHT, PAT MOKEE, PEGGY KITOI-IEN, .JANET-BREWER Front row: SUE HARRIS, MARY LOU MITCHELL, MARIETTA LENOX, NANCY SUE NE'LSON, EILEEN COSTELLO, COOKIE RUESTER, NAN WAORTER, LELA SIIELDON, J OYDE RUBY, BARBARA, BARSE Let's sit this one out, huh? A moments relax- ation at the Gamma Phi formal is enjoyed by Sheila Spragg, Rachael Martin and dates. Song leader, Liz Baker leads the Gamma Phis in their Christmas Serenade. T.-..1.t.,cu,la... Mm..-.-I -cf' rn . ' ' ' - - - The Gamma Phis went in for originality in decorations at their big fall dance. The House became a circus. A striped red and white marquee led to the door. Inside there were a merry-go-round, a cotton candy room done in pink and Walt Disney characters on the walls. At the Christmas party which pledges gave for actives, guests were invited to come dressed as what they wanted for Christmas. The musical program included vocal solos and also a marimba solo. Carrying candles the chapter serenaded the fraternities with carols and White Christmas. The pledge surprise party had a Hawiian theme. The highlight of the evening was a fashion show entitled What the Well-dressed Island Girl would Wear to College. The hilarious costumes included appropriate costumes for wear to class, to the Shack, and to football games. Sarongs were predominant. Top row, lefl to right: ALICE KAUEMAN, GLORIA NEUMANN, PATSY MAUER, HELEN ROSE, VIRGINIA GOULD, BETTY PRICE, MALLORY CROSS, GERRE TRIPPLERORN, JOAN SYLVESTER, MARION HEINTZE, BETTY KERTH, PAT TURNER, FREEN NULSEN, PAT PATTERSON, BEVERLY COCIPIRAN Third row: MARYANNA MEYER, SUE AINSWORTR, SUE BERRY, FRANCES BELL, CONSTANCE RUDDER, B. J. WEIMAN, NANCY CHAPMAN, MRS. LAKE, MARIAN RUDDER, MARY LOUISE SCIIAAD, VIRGINIA BELL, PEGGY SAYERS, PAT HATFIELD, JUDY CHANNON, MARY LEIMERT, JANET WHITEHEAD Second row: MARY LOU MCGINNIS, MIMI HALLIBURTON, MARY LYNN WHITNELL, MARILYN SCOTT, MARILYN BANGE, GERRE FLACK, JEAN VBARTLESMEYER, CISSIE MAYER, GBETTA SAYERS, ANGIE WATSON, DOROTHY STICKROD, PATRICIA BRONVN, BEVERLY ROWAN, NANCY WEBER Boilom row: JULIA ANN MORRISON, MARIANNE SwIsHER, FREDNA PARKER, GLORIA CUNNINGI-IAM, PATRICIA FOSTER, KATIHIEEN RUETHER, DORIS WYATT, VIRGINIA BUNKER, LOIS ANN RUTLEDGE, MARJORIE DITHMER, KAY MEIGS, JANET BROWN - The Thetas have been busy with a variety of Social events, open houses, exchange dinners, dances and dinners. They entertained the local alumnae with a banquet at Halloween. The title of their Christmas dance Theta Heaven might be just a little misleading for in addition to a heaven room with clouds and angels everywhere there was a room of Hades as well where brilliant red flames climbed the walls around scenes from the Shack, the Hinkston. It was a spot equally as popular as heaven. When the pledges entertained the actives, the setting was a record bar, set up in the dining room. Everyone had to come as a song title. Prizes were given to the sweetest and sourest notes. A musical menu was the key note to the dinner which followed. Records played throughout the meal gave an extra 'Lparty touch to the occasion. The Theta pledge party was a treat for any camera man. The actives were requested to dress as song titles and the result was-pictured, All the comforts of home ! That's Theta's Bev Rowan, Fussy Whitnell and Marilyn Major entertain Kappa Sig Harold Springmeyer, Phi Delt Gene Rue- ther and Sig Chi Holly Oakes in that homey atmos- phere of Kappa Alpha Theta. ,., 7.7 ... ...-.--.--. ,- , :'i'::'r ::..1:-.,'IL1'1'!Jgi. Fl1 ...f.. - r G 1 2? VddVM VHdlV Vl3Hl All lll l li' I.: my ll, ill ill vw ,ifl ,H .Il M All IN Will AAU ' I MM MIN ,,. , . l It E Sli Wi ,. l , l , l l I 1 l F I li l lx . I I i l A l il l I, i In ll ly' ' V l W , ni I l gl ll i l I ,F A l J lmmlgn GAMMA KAPPA KAPPA 1 l i 1 l ! 5 1 l X P Top row, left io right: ADELE HAGER, ANN WELLS, GWEN SMITH, ANN PEARSON, GLADYS NORTHCOTT, JEAN TOMMERAASON, JEAN ,NESBITT, CAHOLYN FISCHER, SALLY STREET, MAZIE COE, JANIE CLARK, MIRIAM BROWN, LUCILLE LEWIS, MARILYN SWARTZEL, MARTHA RODES, BETTY GALLUP, ANN CHRISTOPHER, JOAN CANNING, PAT BURNETT Third row: FANNIE ETHERIDGE, JOANIE SI-IEA, JEAN ARBUCKLE, MARTY STEVENS, JOHNDA FISHER, Jo ANN SWEAT, NANCY PERRY, Jo ANN FISHER, PATTY COYNE, SUSIE MUNSELL, PENNY PARRINGS, MARTHA BROWN, BARBARA SHIELDS, GEORGHVA STAYTON, BARBARA FIETH, ANNETTE HOFFMAN, KATHIE LABRUNIERE Q -Second row: ANN OVERSTREET, GAIL TUCRER, BETTY DOMINICK, SHIRLEY MAHAEEY, ADELINE BAIN, BETTY BRATTON, SHIRLEY CARPENTER, SUSIE GRIGSBY, LOLLY RONAYNE, MARY DAVID ROOTES, EDITH GERMAINE, WINNIE WILLIAMS, MARY DRAKE, HELEN WEICHEL Front row: LOUISE STONE, MARY HUDSON, BETTY BERMOND, LIz GREENING, JEAN HILEMAN, PATTY HUMPHREYS, BEVERLY WALL, MYRA REMLEY, VIRGINIA PIELEMEIER, MARY ANN RITTHER, MARTHA FURR, NANCY HOLMES, J ANIE RUSSELL ' I I I i l I The Kappa social season consisted of the Christmas Formal, a Saddle- ' Shoe Shuffle informal dance in February, and their Up in Central Park Spring Formal in May. They entered the Savitar Frolics with a lively A skit. The Kappas are represented on all campus activities, rate high on scholarship, and offer an imposing array of queens. ' , L The Kappas donned hill billy outfits for their I Savitar skit and the result was a hilarious takeoff on , mountain life. What's in the bottles, girls? ? i--w ...,ff...,.....m., Wm... 1... 2 E nl A U U-1 Top row-left lo right: AUDREY BERNSTEIN, ARLINE LIPKIND, CHARLENE GROSSMAN, SARAH SUssMAN, MARCIA FRIDEN, JUDY DOIKDIATALDTER, PEARL GREENBLOT, SHIRLEY CINAMMON, DAJE RAZEPER, TIDIINIIE TEMERLIN, ROBERTA OBERMAN, SUNNIE ROSEN, CONNIE KAMINSKY Third row: FRANCES WEINRERG, ARLINE RADLOFF, MAIIILYN QEZNIKOFF, LoIs WOLEE, J OCELYN GOLDBERG., DOROTHY SILVERMAN, JUNE LENDING, LAVERNE GERBER, AUDREY ZELLINGER Second row: MAXINE SCHIEEER, ANITA LIPSITZ, CHARLOTTE SIGEL, LOHETTA KEMP, MRS. ALLEN, SHIRLEY GOLDBEHG, LEE LUSGARTEN, HELEN ROSEN, GRETA SCHLESINGER, MARCIA STERNECK First row: GLORIA KAHN, SHIRLEY WINTNER, FLORENCE HEC!-IT, JEAN RUBENSTEIN, BARBARA OLIN, EILEEN LERMAN, HELEN WIGGS, BETTY JEAN ZACK The Phi Sigma Sigmas entertained with two open houses to begin the year. These were followed by a Saturday afternoon informal dance with cokes for refreshments. In the second semester they received guests to meet visiting national officers at a tea. However, the Phi Sigs biggest social event, the one with which they topped all others was their Carnival. This, their third such function, had a South American theme. The enter- taiument was in the Latin fashion culminating in a take-off on a queen of South American entertainment, Carmen Miranda. That joke must have been good! These Phi Sig's seem to enjoy staying at home for a party of fun. ff bf' The Phi Sig's have discovered the way to a man's heart-refreshments at their informal parties arc the . highlight of the evening. How about it, buys? j- 4 I 2 Z2 1-.f ...4,- 6+ M M .z.-:ea.v--:twin N i :E . fn , f,3 IHd VWHIS IS El VW U fa I 71 1 , ,- 1 , , , I .- 1 A ' DX 3 ' - . , J . l 1 J I . l I J .Ml l, W il Y ,li l l ,H Fourth row, lefl io right: SALLY PEREMER, PANSY ALTON, PEGGY LOU ROBNETT, JEANNE HERALD, BARBARA WELLS, JEAN DEMOSS, DIAJVNE ' WALLENDOBF, GENILLE MARTIN, NANCY JOI-INSON, SUE MIDDLETON, BARBARA DUNLAP, CORRINE CHANDLER, SALLY LIGHTNER, MARY ,N HELEN SHEPARD, NELL GBIMES, PATSY BLAKER, LORETTE LAMB, RUTH MARY TIDD, MARTILA ELLEN BURTON, JEAN BURNS H Third row: SUE KELLER, NANCY SHEPARD, CAROL FOSTER, ELEANOR ROBERTS, JUDY WHEELOCK, MARGARET WITGHELL, MARY LOU SPIVA, ' -MARTHA ANN GORDON, BETTY JOY BURCH, JANET HOBART, MARGARET SAYLES, JACKIE SNEED, PATTY WISE, MARILYN MORRIS, BETTY -1 SHERRY, HARRIETT SOHIEDKER, RUTH SIGLER, DOTTIE ANN AULTMAN : Second row: NANCY SENTER, PATSY PERRY, JANNIE LYONS, CHERRY BYERS, BARBARA EMBLETON, BETTY ANN HEBLER, MRS. PALMER, PEGGY I LEAKE, JUNE LEGG, ANNE MASEK, MARILYN WIENER, SUZANNE LOSGH 1 Q, First row: BARBARA THORNE, JAN JEANS, JEAN FORNEY, BARBARA JONES, PEGGY SCI-IWARTZ, CYNTHIA RUPE, MARY LOU WITTENBERG, 1 NANCY LEE, ALBERTA BARNSTOREE, JANET MGCANSE, ETBEL MACDONALD f l.l.I I - - I After a hectic blind date week, the Pi Phi's settled down to calm and Q- collected exchange dinners. At the annual Savitar Frolics Jean Forney , carried oil' the individual performance cup for the second consecutive year. Miss Jackie Sneed was Engineer's Queen, and Miss Nancy Senter was elected Pledge Queen for 1947. Winter Wonderland was the theme for the winter formal. Models dressed in gay winter outfits, were placed through- out the house. They ended the year with plans for FOunder's Day, a spring formal, and informal parties. , , i 1 What could be better than a mixture of soft music l and quiet conversation? The Pi Phi'S heartily recom- l mend it for a successful date night. l l l I . I Most facinating picture of the year. Only Jan McCanse, Jackie Sneed, and Bertie Barnstorff know the big joke. a,,...E.,.!..,. .... Y. , 2 Second row: LE AUDIIEY MIELERT, DOROTHY WAIT, GENE WILD, BETsY BATTLE, Mas. PETER LEASK, IBEY BROWN, HELEN CLARK, GENEVIEVE SNODDY, RAYNELL NOBLE, BETTY BARBER A Fronl row: LOUISE SCHMIDT, Lois BECKI-IAM, JOAN ELLIS, DOROTHY FRIDLEY JUDY DIEKROEGEB, BUNNY GRAF, JOAN CRUMPLEY, MARY LOU CATES, KATHLEEN KELLY, BETTY SEAWELL At the beginning of the year Zeta Tau Alpha won the first prize on Homecoming Decorations, with the catch line, 'AWishing Will Make It Mo. The Zeta Tau's have held various parties and dances. Two in- formal dances were given at which top records of the day were played. Among the parties given this year were a HallOwe'en party, Thanksgiving and Va.lentine's parties. The first openhouse of the year was given by the pledges for the actives and alumnae. Later an openhouse was held following the Homecoming Game. Several tea dances were also held dur- ing the year. ' N. Bright fall sunshine affords Zetas an excellent. ex- cuse for a convenient pose on the front stops. The thrill of getting mail never grows old. These Zetas anxiously search through the latest stack Of let- ters for news from home or perhaps for that ever wel- ? come allowance check. 'i 'i E' O E lf. 5,50 QEZE -4. N .rm M oi' EE-U55 QHEKE. mOmr -:Own We? abit-151 M555 evade '-lC44 4C4. 'imlvr P1555 ZZHE CYQ2 QFPF Q5mQ Zgggg gfmii' I-I ,-IPI -IQ U: '4-',1,r g o E522 E252 'flJI?'l4y1 me N220 :-ng, EFQQ Eglin 9255 ru na we Eiga mga? 3555 PML, 230 2,45 75 gi: go:- EXE mmm Pi VZ, 'Q sa gm 5 5 F' F5 rf V' P4 ,U , U1 Z E s- Lt O E 7' ua 2 -I F11 E H :- m 3 :F tif-'fa rig, 5f'GNi P 6, V1 HV1 HdlV V Q1 fi EA I 1 ' 4 5: 1 2 3, lei fi .3 'F Ei eye ll HA DENCE ES R 's EN A -Y-Fccnzzgnor N 11-rv! Vg - n -ni l Em I n Top row. left to right: BETTY FAIRCHILD, JACKIE MARCELLUS, RAE MARIE HAWKINS, BETTE ROSE QUIGLEY, LOIS NODELL, EILEEN BERREY, NANA BERREY, META SUDBROOK, EVELYN SUDBROCK, LOIS LIESE, BOSEMARY HOWE Third row: DOROTHY TRENECI-IARD, NONA MELLMAN, AVOLEE SNYDER, MARY J O GENTRY, HELEN PETERSON, ETTA JANE MILLER, MADGE PETERSON, ADA KIMSEY, ROSE MUSTER, KAY FENDORF, JEAN BUCHART, JERRY SIECK, MARY MILLIER, VIDA CAMPBELL, MARJORIE SCHIEMAN, CHARLOTTE KOLK, PAT LYNG ' Second row: CAROLYN DICKSON, JEAN EATON, GERRY POEIILMAN, BETTY J O CASE, PHYLLIS SARNO, DIXIE KYLE, RUTH RODGEHS, CELESTE SALVO, MILDRED PITTS, KATHLEEN ROGERS Front. row: BETTY SEEVERS, MARILYN JOHNSON, GWYNED FILLING, DCTTY ADAIR, LOIS SEIEERTI-I, BERNITA BRICKER, DOROTHEA PIRY, EVELYN BLISS, JANET SWITZER A'Spring Wishes was the theme of the spring formal at Women's Residence Hall, climaxing the social season. Other parties included the Snow Dreams Winter Formal, three L'floor parties, and Open house at Homecoming and this spring. Loro Beth Crowley was Barnwarmin' Queen. WRH also won second Prize on their Homecoming decorations. Jam Sessions are popular in WRH, and a girl with X the available talent must spend much of her time en- tertaining friends On the piano. And then there are always card games if you don't want to study. Top row, l 'fl io right: RUTH ROGERS, JOAN TIREETTS, DOROTHY SCHOESCH, MARY LOU CLINE, SARA SCHOPPERHORST, BETTY BRANDT, MAR- CELLA KRUSE, MARIFRANCES T IvY, BEJEIANA DANIEL Third row: YVONNE MURRAY, MARIBEL FENDORF, PHYLLIS WINDRUM, MARILYN SILVERMAN, MARGARET OTTO, MARGARET POTTER, GLORIA YARBROUGH 4 Second row: MARY ANN HUNTER, DORIS YOUNG, GLORIA LINSIN, JO TUCKER, CAROL LUDWIG, DORIS SCHOENING, ALICE SELLS, SUE MONSEES, VIRGINIA WILLIAMS . ' Front row: HELEN MCCANN, ROBERTA DODER, HARRIET LAIRD, JEAN HILL, MARY ALEXANDER, PAT MURPHY, DANNY GREGORY, MARILYN MCENTIBE Top row, left to right: PEGGY ZIETZ, BETTY GUM, JOAN HARLAN, BETTY AHRING, LOU HUGHES, WANDA DEWITT, PEGGY BIGGS, RUTH DUNA- GIN, JODY HANES, VERA FOUNTAIN, BERNICE GRAVATT Third row: MARTHA ELLIOTT, MARILYN BROWN, THEDA DOWELL, MARY VAN MAELE, PAT DONOVAN, FRANCES NOLAND, WILMA THOMAS, VIRGINIA MUELLER, MARY HICKOX, PAT MOORE, WILMA HAMERSMEIER, MARJORIE WHITFIELD, FRANCES FREINER, ANNETTE SUMMERS, EVELYN CORN, PAT CRAFT, CHLOE BREWINGTON, LOVETRA LANGENBACHER, CARMELITA TURNER, MARTHA GILLETTE, MARY KNIGHT, MARCELLA DREYER, MARY LOU BRESEE, MARGARET KNIGHT, GIL BREDA, ROSE BUMGARNER, MARGARET BUMGARNER Second row: SUE BROADDUS, FRANCES CAMPBELL, J O FARRELL, MERILYN BAILEY, ELLA BROWN, LOIS HEISINGER, LOU WEITH, DOTTY RUS- SELL, SHIRLEY CORROUGH, JANE DILLENDER Front row: ANNE Fox, CAROLL HILL, BETTY WILSON, ALICE KATz, ROSEMARY BEHBOGEN, MARY ANN MILLER, KATHERINE CRIGLER, ANNE LEE JONES, ANN WOODBURY, ALICE WATT, MARY KATHERINE STOLL, JACKIE FULLER, DORIS ALLEN , I LL-, --..., -.- - ---.:7Wi'-:n.-:L-- .- a -71 ,Ja zzz-. 1 A -- - - A .'I.:.z1 . nu .:4..:..z.: :.:.'1La.:u13n:-x.-4.'a:71' 34 if ,Q if in 'f 21 af' 0 NEI I S SEIU EIU EIU H 'IW vggsxg. HALL HENDRIX nov. .-.- ........-..-I1 . V ' Q l P Top row, lefito right: LORRAINE SCHROEDER, PHYLLJS 'WYNNE, MAY ELIZABETH GOSSETT, KATHLEEN KENDELL, JENNY ROSE BENNETT, ALICE DIANE REED, MARY GROVE, JEAN VTCKERSTAFF, ALICE LOUISE SMITH, BARBARA GIBSON, GERALDINE MORRISON Fourth row: JUNE HOUSE, AGNES HAMMOCK, DOROTHY DAVIDSON, DOROTHY CARL, LAURA BURCH, DOROTHY BAKER, BILLY SUE WIL- KINSON, HELEN HAWKINS, BETTY SELLARS, ALMA JEAN BEACH, Jo TROTTER, DORIS TILLERSON, EMRA JEAN STRATTON, WANDA DEDIPSEY, MARILYN HILL, KATHRYN CHRISTMAN, KATHRYN KIMBERLIN, ELEANOR PECKENPAUGH, PAT DONALDSON, J O JEAN HARDIN, BETTY HARDIN, ELIZABETH YAP, ELSA FHIEMAL 1 Third row: LELA MINTER, BEXINE FRYE, ELIZABETH SLAUGHTER, VIRGINIA LINDSTROM, DOBRELL LIMBURGH, BETTY GAYLE COTTRELL, GLORIA DEANE, JUNE BARKER, INEz LORD, JEANNE SHIRKEY, MARGARET MORGAN, MARY BETH TETER, MITZI SIIIELDS, BONNIE NEW, MERILEE HUDDLE, SUMIKO NAKIMOTO, PEGGY MURRY, ALTA GEMMECKE, ROBERTA SCHMIDT, LUCILLE EARHART, KEZIE JAMES, GERTE SPRINGEI I Second row: MRS. BLAKE, Assistant Housemother, MRS. SUE COTTON, Housemoiher, NEENAH BURGESS, DOROTHY SPITZ, BETTY GIBSON, J EAN- NETTE LIVASAY, FRANCES WARGA, ELOISE WALKER, LOUISE WOLPERT, MARY K. HOWLETT, DOROTHY BERRY, RUTH SCHMIDT, GLADYS MARSH, JEAN ZUERL, ALMIRA AHN, ELOISE JONES, FLORENCE LOCKRIDGE - Front row: BEVERLY WALTER, BEATRICE YALLOLY, MARIE CRANTORD, VIRGINIA BRITTON, BETTY JO AVOSKA, ANN MCNIILL, PAT OBERDAHN, J O HOLLAND, GENEVIEVE GREEN, NADINE POHL, PHYLLIS BROWN, ESTHER HOLMAN, MARNELLE HEARE, ALBERTA GRAH, SHIRLEY WHITE, IMOGENE KLEINSCHMIDT ' r l Hendrix Hall is seeing its last year as a girls' dormitory, since it will W be used as a hospital next year. The girls from Hendrix climaxed the season with their Mam'selle Spring Formal. Open house, several in- formal dances, and a Stardust Winter Formal were other highlights of the social side of life at Hendrix. Phillis Brown and Pat Donelson won the Badminton Tournament. I v Caught by the roving photographer in their inner Sanctum having a 'iplatter party are these Hendrix Hall girls. A little afterdinner entertainment. Hendrix Half girls blend in some close harmony. W . R we , -- ,L M... . ........, . . X 'Y a x f f I Top row, left to righl: CAROLYN GRISER, SUSAN TOWNSEND, MARGARET HUGHES, DORIS DOOLEY, MARTHA MASTERS, BETTY RUTH AVERY, IRENE MCNALLY, MARTHA RAE HOOK, GEORGIA ZEBROWVITZ, RUTH HORN, DOROTHY RUE, ELLEN ARNSPUGH, DORIS FALOON Third row: BETTY LOU GRINSTEAD, CATHERINE RENNER, SHIRLEY KALLECK, JEAN ANNE JACKSON, SHIRLEY BAUDERER, J OANNE AVERY, GEORGIA BUSH, ROSALIE AXELBAUM, JOAN POEHLMAN, LILLIAN SANDY, MADELINE HOUSEMAN, MYRL PITTMAN, VIRGINIA MOLK, MARY ELLEN DICKERSON, MIRIAN PITTMAN, MARY LEE RICHARDSON Second row: AIMEE COOK, BETTY ROBBINS, JOAN AEBY, RUTH THOMPSON, MRS. J. LIPE, RUTH PITTMAN, MRS. BENSON, BETTY LEA WILLSON, NATALEE MELBER, JUNE FRIEZE H Ell Front row: NANCY WISDOM, FANNIE HILL, EVELYN BASSETT, PATRICIA PAGE, RITA MURPHY, MARJORIE KING, FRANCES LOGAN, KATHLEEN MCDEHb1IT, ELIZABETH YEAGLE annuam On the athletic field, the girls from Templecrone placed first in volley- ball, second in basketball and second in softball. In the social spin, Temple Q Orient starred slant-eyed beauties and Florence, their boogie-woog-ie cook. ' Q There were other innumerable parties and dances throughout the year, on E M various themes. Theyfollowed the back-to-nature movement with picnics A-QB at Devil's Icebox. Rounding out the year, Templecrone gave its annual tea for its patrons. MAL, I IVY-7157 'if- X3' Pity the poor piano player xvho's discovered by a crowd Ol' Inusic fans. W'Ondcr lIOw many encores were rendered. I I 4, 1 Q -1 : - K 111- -I A .z ::'if::1i -ia :mani a 'vi--lv if-a iI.bAnh.ib1.av! CUUP EC E HUM 'L--can W EL.. Y. x .a L. Top row, left to right: ESTELLE RUTH STEWART, TRAvA TAYLOR Fourth row: VIRGINIA CLARK, CLARA RUTH SOPH, NAOMI EDWARDS, MARY JANE PILE, HAZEL HUTTON, FERNE HOFFMAN - Third row: J EANE VINYARD, FELLETIA ALBRECHT, BETTY JEAN NOAH, IDA LOUISE CARLSTEAD, RUTH ROMIG, ANNE BREWER, ALMA CHA: Second row: GRACIE RICHMOND, VIVIAN JENKINS, RUBY TULLOCK, PEGGY CURTRIGHT, PAULINE BERGMAN, BETH TOMLIN, JEANE Di EMILY BANNING Front row: MARJORIE FERGUSON, MARTHA WARD, ELEANOR HAAS, CORALEE POLLARD, THALETA BALLS, HOPE SAMPLE, MARILYN KINNA GWEN KELLY . The Home Economics Cooperative House has had several social f tions throughout the year. An open house was held on December 8th a Christmas party ou December 19. Thanksgiving and Christmas ' also highlighted with formal dinners and a formal senior dinner was in May. One dance was held in February and the year was climaxed a formal spring tea on May 18. Very typical of a quiet study night, we'd say. Wonder how long this lasted. We wonder what the reason for this line-up of beauty was. Perhaps it was a long-awaited phone call. 2-:sax 5' 4 . an Top row, left to right: JAMES GOOCI-I, ROBERT BAILEY, WILLIAM MARTIN, NELSON TRICKEY, JOSEPH BOATRIGHT, HERBERT CLIZER, WILLIABI BROOKS, JAMES GOTTMAN, WILLIAM PORTER, ROBERT DIIVIMETT, FRANCIS MONITZ, JAMES SKIDMORE, SCOTT WRIGHT, YVILLIAM DAVIDSON, MARION BROCK 7 Third row: FRED QUICK, WAYNE GERBER, JOHN GUPPS, LEONARD MCNARIE, MARTIN JOHNS, EDWVABD CANTER, DARWIN HARRIS, RAY GRACE, MARVIN FISHER, ROBERT SKIDMORE, JAMES MCDERBIOTT, JOHN FIGHTER, RAY FAES, BRIOE MEEKER, ROSS WEEVER, JAMES KESSLER Second row: WILLIAM O. HOWARD, JAMES MCGINNIS, VIRGIL BACHTEI., RUSSELL DRANE, LLOYD CAVANAH, MRS. IHENE HUSREY, HARRY B. ALLSTUN, EDWIN WIGGINS, PAUL CAMFIELD, WILLIAM RAUFER, GAYLORD THOMAS I Front row: TOM MARKT, MICHAEL BAY, JR., SIDNEY INGRADI, JOSEPH CUMMINS, MALVIN BARNES, VERNON SCHNIEDER, OMER DYE, WILLIAM BRADY, JOHN H. RUDASILL, CARROLL KIRTLEY, LOVVELL NOLTE Each year Alpha Gamma Rho has two formal dances, one in the fall and one in the spring. On the average of once out of every three weeks this year the chapter had informal dances. An outstanding party during the year was the traditional Christmas party followed by an exchange of gifts which were later donated to the underprivileged children of Columbia. They also had several stag beer busts. The chores are done and their smiles say that it was a pretty good meal. Spacious Tiger ballroom provides an excellent place for Aggies and dates to swing outw at an Alpha Gamma Rho dance. VHcI'IV V5 V UHll ..x- .f .,-, . - :rrf . 1,21-:.-zr:...,.,.. A,1:':r:us:::-n4.fg::1- nfs, 2. .1 -44g'.f.'f J ,Sale K '7 QQ. AC, Re MW fel A A SIGMA GAMMA ALPHA Top row, left to right: HAROLD G. HAMMER, MILTON ENGLE, HARLON HAIN, PAUL BRAY, ROBERT KING, CARL SCHENEMAN, RICHARD BAR- RETT, ROBERT BARRETT, ROBERT HARRIS, HERMAN BENDER, HENRY BEEZLEY, GEORGE WARNER Third row: PETER GRIMM, WALTER BUTE, ROBERT RICHARDSON, DALE MCCARTHY, JAMES C. MCCREA, TOM FREEMAN, JAMES WHITFIELD, JON ROBINSON, JAURICE ELLIS, MARVIN GARNER, DONALD NEIDERHAUSER, HAROLD PILCHER, RALPH KAMPSCI-IMIDT, ROBERT CARTER Second row: TOM WILLS, WILLIAM SCHONDELMEYER, CHARLES FRENCH, MRS. GABRIELLE WARTZ, HAROLD KINCAID, GLEN PURSLEY, JOHN ALLEN TODD Front row: DUANE HOUK, GILBERT WEBER, BILLY CLAY ROBINSON, ORA SPECKER, HOWARD MCKEEVER, JACK FREEMAN, GERALD CARTER, LAWRENCE FRANKENBAUGH, JAMES HEITMEYER A Alpha Gamma Sigma is a national professional agricultural fraternity founded in 1921 and established on the Missouri University campus in 1924. It was dormant during the war years and was reactivated during the winter semester of 1945. Its membersship has been built up to its original level in the last two semesters. In the way of social activities most of the Sigma's parties have been dances at the chapter house. Seven informal and one formal dance were held. 1 Spring house cleaning is really getting a workout at the Alpha Gamma Sigma house. Th:-1t's a good frosh duty. - If the happy smiles on their faces are any indica- tion they must have won that baseball game. A.......... ....,.L...i..:.Q. A . 4LcIn..4.1:.1.., mul . 1 2 MA, F 3 A2 -.'.., --Q l l Top row, left to right: JERRY MOCK, GENE RUFF, HOMER ELLIS, BILL PATE, GENE JAMISON, GARY BALTIS, BURT WALKER, GENE HOFFMAN, JIM FITZGERALD, VERNE HOLLOWAY, ANDY GALLAGHER, STEPHEN TRAESCH, CHARLES HALL, HOWARD G'IiAVE.S, JOHN SMITH, DON KING- BOB BARSE Fourth row: JOHN WooDBURY, BILL STEPHENSON, CLAY FRANCISCO, BOB SCHUSTER, WEBB SCHOTT, .CHARLES YARBRO, GEORGE WAGNER, WALTER EWVHWG, RALPH STREICHER, PAT DALY, GLENN DEATLEY, J oE WEIGLE, BILL SHEPLER, GEORGE MoRA, BILL LONG, BILL MACATEE, TOM BOODY, CLAUDE HERSHEY, GRAHAM HAY, DAN PIPPEN Third row: BARNEY MCMILLIAN, CHARLES BARNARD, JACK MAGEE, MELTON KLEIN, NOBLE DEROIN, MRS. CURTIS HILL, JACK BALTISI CARL HUSS, CHARLES LYDECKER, ARTHUR DONAIIOE Second row: BOB BALTIS, JIM CAUDLE, J oHN STOOKEY, EDWARD FREEMAN, BILL HUFE, LoN KLINK, JIM KIOUS, VERN BICKLE, BOE VIRDEN, JIM BARNES, ToM GOODMAN Front row: ROBERT WILKES, JACK HIGGINS, JIM CARLSON, DENNEY WISE, BILL SAXON, DICK HUGHES, JACK FLYNN 1 Alpha Tau Omega's social program was marked this year by two formal dances and the traditional Cornjigger,' dance held in November. Q The Winter Formal, a Calendar Dance, had as its theme the February l holidays. A Purple Passion party and several beer busts rounded out the , social calendar. Although the A.T.0. Savitar skit failed to win first honors, it produced the outstanding male performer of the Frolics, Jack Higgins. They also captured first place in the school Bridge tournament. l V I A friendly bull session al fresco at the ATO house is a typical herald of spring. This group of hungry ATO's are seated in front of the very fabulous mural done by Bob Simpich. However, they seem much more interested in food than in art. nz:--ff:-fe.f -f.--fffz-Q-'rn .yea-fav.-fl E.. our-nv:-:I:. . , ,V . . WLS? X Z' ew qt - ' New I 'IV VHd llVl WU V513 4 44fv':'.- -..-4 fur.,-.1 , , Top row, left to right: WILLIAM PITTS, CARL KNOEPKNER, FRANK EDWVARDS, CROSBY KEMPER, JAMES BIRT, VAN ROBINSON, DONALD SIMPSON, CHARLES COUSINS, MERTON POWVELL, GARDNER WEBER, ED HURLEY Ftftlz row: BEN MORRIS, RICHARD WATKms, JACK HIGGINS, ALAN PAYNE, JAMES PENDERGAST, HOWVARD ADAMS, DICK PHELPS, BILL WIL- LIAMS, ROBERT BELL, HERIIAN BLOESS, TOM COGHILL, JOHN HUSTON, REED SHEARER, DALE CEARNAL, ERNEST BAKER, ROBERT BUTCHER, ROBERT ABBOT, JAMES JACKSON Fourth row: FRANK GILL, HARRY SPRADLING, RAY ROBINSON, DOUGLAS MCKENZIE, JOHNNY SEIDLITZ, CURRAN HUSTON, WILLIAM ALLEN, DON WULLER, JERRY KIRCHER, ROBERT RAIDT, J. CARLTON J ONES, JOSEPH HURLEY, MADILL GARTISER, BEN DOBYNS, JOHN OLSON, ROY KENT, ROBERT TEEL - Third row: WARREN CLARK, WILLIAM FENNER, STUART FINLAYSON, RICHARD WEBSTER, ARTHUR MCQUIDDY, HERBERT CASTEEL, PAUL SHY, MISS RANSEN, JACOB MILLER, ROBERT KEITI-I, RAY O,BRIEN, JOHN DALTON, CHARLES WOLFEHS, JAMES CASTELL, JAMES SCHUTTE, RUSSELL HOUCK ' Second row: JACK COIWISTOCK, BARTH HINKLE, WILLIAM MEREDITH, JAMES MARTHV, WILLIADI DERIARAY, ROGER MCKEMY, LYLE WELLS, PAUL SHEPARD, STEVE WILLIAMS, PAUL HAMILTON, EDWVARD FRANCIS, HARRY COOPER, LOUIS CAMERON, WILLIADI COOPER, TOM REESE Front row: LOUIS MILLER, JOHN FLANAGAN, GEORGE FINLAYSON, EDNVARD MAYFIELD, JAMES HANDLEY . Highlights of the year in Beta Theta Pi included the Pledge dance, the Wooglin Nite Club at Christmas, and the Pig Roast in the Spring. They also won the basketball championship of the school and had the best scholastic average of the fraternities for the first semester. Individual campus honors include Bob Teel, Bud Gartiser, and Jack Van Dyne, var- . sity football teamg Stl-1 Finlayson and Olly Hook, baseball, Art McQuiddy, president of QEBHQ Ray Robinson, vice-president of Jay School, Bob Raidt, head of the Jay School showg and many Others. Betas, dates, and chaperons gather around the piano for some intermission entertainment at the Beta formal. Jan Whitehead, Theta, Dick Webster, and Eva and Bill Whitehead appear to be enjoying the Beta Wooglin Nite Club formal-and why not? It's al- ways one of the nicest dances of the Mizzou Christmas social season. ' ........- ,N an-rr , Y- W W Y. D Y ,W .WH I aw Top row, left io righl: LARRY HAWKS, ROBERT BAYNE, DEE JENNINGS, WARREN OBER, CHARLES DETER, WALTER HEIKES, EARL SNYDER, WARNER NOXON, TAFT ARMANDOBFF, WALTER ALLEN, WILLIAM WOOD, DoN APPLE, RALPH MOODY, SAM SHERWOOD Second row: BOB KELLOFF, J OHN,GUERNSEY, CARL ELLIS, RICHARD RITTMASTER, WILLIAM ROLLINS, WAYNE SPANN, ALFRED FREDERICK, WILLIAM PECK, EARL MILLER, JIM ALLEN, C. R. MENTRUPE, JAMES AUSTIN, JACK FRIER, LEO DOLLAR, JACK CARSON, DOUG DOTSON Front row: LEROY LEWIS, FRED WARD, JAMES WOODWORTH, WILLIARI MAPLES, FRED KELLOGG, MEL SI-IEEHAN, LEONARD YOCUM, GIFFOBD 4 HEMPSHIRE, STANLEY HAFER, BURNETTE GORIIAM, BOB FERRIS l I After several purple passion parties, a pig roast with the Tri-Delts, l and two parties at the American Legion cabin, the social calendar was I culminated with the annual Orchid Ball in January. Upon the re-open- , ing the house, members overhauled it thoroughly, installing a new ceil- I ing on the second floor, repainting all the rooms, and reconditioning l the rec room. l l l I l I I You never can tell when or where Dan Cupid will strike in a college town! It might even happen at a Delts dance under an Orchid. And why not? One might get the impression that manls best friend is his dog-surely all these Delts aren't in the dog house! Anyway, iL's good to be outside on lazy Spring days. --.- -- V1'lEIUOllVl' VHEIII 0-all :fig '12 1 I sal , L0 PS A ELT Top row, leftlo right: WILLIARI SLAGLE, THEODORE ELDER, JOHN DILLON, HERBERT'GUSTIN, RAYMOND ERWIN, BYRON RIIFFIN, GEORGE ATHEN, WILLIAM BECKER, JAMES CROSS, EDWARD LUCAS, RICHARD FIELD, CALVIN FINLAY, ROBERT CROWSON Third row: DONALD CHESWICK, JOSEPH BONNEY, HARVEY BROWNING, WERNER MUELLER, WILLIAM LAMOTHE, JOSEPH GUTH, .JACK SEELER, HAROLD GROVE, HAROLD SPENCE, ROBERT KELLER, CLELL WADE, WILLIAM HARDENBERCH, MAURICE BARNES, RALPH STESVART Second row: GLENN RICHARDSON, THOMAS SEELER, THOMAS YANCEY, ROBERT WREN, CHARLES LIGON, JOHN REGINATTO, MRS. IDA BATES STEVEN EIERID, EARL HAHN, RAYMOND POWELL, QUENTIN MELVIN, JOHN WATSON, JOHN MOORE Front row: ,CHARLES RYJECEK, ROBERT EICHELBERGER, LEONARD MORGAN, JAMES KELLER, RONALD JANSEN, JOHN DALY, R, B. MARSHALL ROBERT MACMAKIN, ROBERT MELVIN, CLARENCE GUION, DON FRANK In November they had their fall formal, with the theme of a Chinese temple. Since then they have had an informal record dance, which not only provided a lot of fun, but enhanced their record collection as well. In a season of intramural football marred by foul weather and many tied scores,.they did succeed in capturing the fraternity championship. Another first came in handball singles. One of the big events of the year was the remodeling and grand opening of their recreation room, The Blue Lady.' You see, that'S the way it was, fellas. The DU's gather on their front steps for a gab session about last night'S date. Smiling DU's strike an unconventional collegiate pose by their fireplace. ,!,..g.. F. Top row, left to right: WILLIAM MORRIS, ARCIIIE STONE, CARROLL VULGAMOTT, DAVE BRYAN, ELVIN UMLIEL, RICHARD DILLON, PAUL COPE, WELDON MACY, RICHARD RHEA, HILLIS MCLANE, LESLIE PENDERCRASS, DON CI-IITTENDON, JR,, GERALD MEINKE, FRANK MCCRORY Third row: DANNY MUCKLER, JACK BUSBY, SCOTT SAWYER, CHARLES BAUGIIER, J. W, RISSLER, RALPH THOMA-S, BOYD WATSON, RICHARD ESPEY, JAMES CLAXTON, BYRON MCDANIEL, STANLEY SAJEAN, RICHARD DOAK, HUBERT SEDOLT, GAYLE PIPES, WILLIAM PFANDER, HARRY ESTEREROOK , Second row: EDGAR PAHDIINTER, GERALD ANDES, BEN BLAIR, MRS. LOUISE B. FLOYD, GENE YOUNG, MARION CARROLL, VIRGIL LARUE Front row: JACK RYAN, ARTHUR GOODSPEED, CLYDE TAFE, BERT SLATTEN, E. T. CRIDDLE, JAMES T IPPETT, ROBERT SMITI-I, MURRY Mc- CAMMON Farm House, Missouri Chapter, has the distinction of being the mother chapter of the national organization. It was established for the purpose Of providing a home for students primarily interested in Agriculture. The Chapter held various social events including a fall picnic, several informal dances and an informal Christmas party. Their social calendar was high- lighted by the spring formal held April 19. Who had the ringerD There seems to bc a dispute brewing among this foursome. Looks like pretty good pitchin'-they're all mighty Close. These couples didn't have a hard time smiling for the camera. That is, everyone except Oblivion per- sonified in the rear. ,M-EM, , , I , ,,,, ,, , L I , .,...T.,........-----v- -f.-:.., s---rv.- .--1.--wx: ,- -Y -Yu -. ll r G1 Q 9' 245 HH Il0H EIS 1 ...H i ,A if 5---uf..--. 1 fs L -I . x :fm E 11 - LPHA A KAPPA Top row, left to right: VERLIE ABRAMS, CARL AIKIN, JOHN NICOL, ELDON HALL, ED HENNE, CLAUDE PAULEY, HAROLD HINSHAW, ALFRED OLSON, LEONARD BROWN, MERRILL ROBERT, TOM MACDONNELL, JAMES HUTCHISON, WILBER HAGER, JAMES HOWARD, RICHARD BROADERS, KENNETH REID, CLEMENT DAY, MAURICE FORE Fourth row: ROBERT STEMMONS, ROBERT CHAEEIN, DICK BALDRIDGE, JAMES BOSLEY, EDWVIN CHRISTMAN, ROBERT ELLIS, JOE GEORGE, WARREN FRANCIS, BILL BRAY, AL YARNELL, WES TENNYSON, DON LEE, BILL DELLASTASIOUS, TOM CHRISTENSON, RAYMOND KLEIN, GENE MITCHELL Third row: CHARLES MARLSBURY, JOHN PORTER, WALTER BAKER, R. N. PARSONS, BLAKELY BUSH, ROBERT HEINSOHN, HAROLD HUDSON, DOUGLASS CROW, JACK DELANGE, WALTER GEORGE, SAM DICKEY, PERRY JOHNSON Second row: WILLIAM HALE, JACK WATTERS, WILLIAM MCCASKILL, TOM WILLIABIS, CHARLES HOFFLIAN, JACK GARRETT, HERB BUNKER, EMIL CROSS, DON BUTLER, HAROLD ESSER, CORNELIUS ROACH III Front row: TOM KING, RALPH BIERWIRTH, ROBERT WAHL, ROBERT HEINL, LEE RAY BERRY, JAMES BROOKEANK, CHARLES WILLIAMS, JAMES BARNES, WARREN JONES ' The Midwinter Night's Dream Dance, held on January 11th, was a big success. It was followed by the Convivium, annual Robert E. Lee Banquet. Two of the outstanding informal affairs were the pledge walk- out and the skirt and sweater party at the Legion Cabin. This year also saw the formation of the Ale and Quail Club. The chapter house was also completely redecorated, with new furniture and carpets installed. KA's specialize in impressive scenic dances. Pic- tured here is a good example. Artistic Dali-like backgrounds blend well with the crowded couples On the KA dance floor. -M Ydkr .n-nf' .. - - Top row, left io right: FARR, STREETER, NORSYVORTHY, T1-IRASI-IER, WILSON, V.LMO0BE, BEST, GEPFORD, MCNALLY, KELLY, LETT, LANCASTER, GRINTER, BUDKE, BAYLES, PATTESON, WILD, SCHMIDT, WHEELER Fourlh row: HEISER, KNEES, MAYER, WALKER, WARE, KAUFBIANN, MCKEEVER, CHINN, WARDEN, SMITI-I, BUTLER, J. MooRE, E. MOORE, QUICK, KNIGHT, ROGERS, R. OLIVER, ROPEB, HAMMER ' ' - Third row: ROTHWELL, BOOKER, LUSK, KEY, RITCHART, KIRBY, PAR0, MRS. KRIEGER, GUND, SPRINGMEYER, HOELL, KIETEL, PITNEY, EYSELL, MCADADI ' Second row: ELZEMEYER, REES, MACWHERTER, OLIVER, HQURIGAN, KINGTON, DYSART, BEARD, TI-IoMAs, KINDORF, B. BOKERN, SEDEVIC, MILLER Front row: MILLS, WARD, J. BoKERN, DOWNS, GUNDERSON, RYAN, SANDERS, DANIELS, SCHROEDER, ETZ, R. OLIVER The fall social season began with the annual pledge dance. The fra- ternity was host to pledges of the various sororities with weekly afternoon tea dances: The Winter Formal was held at the house with popular song titles as the theme. On 12 hours notice the pledge class turned up with red-headed dates for the annual Redhead Party. The spring dance held on the tennis court was a fitting climax to the school year. Kappa Sigs relaxing before the fire. At least one ofthe boys seems oblivious to the cozy scene and looks wistfully out toward that famous orchard. Thinking of Spring days ahead, perhaps? That popular fellow, Richard, greets guests at the Kappa Sig Song title formal. '77 .2 K 'I VL-'J f -EEN fin. 'i.Z4?'-, HQ .fi ,gi . 'F' A Vcldlill IS 3 VW 3, 43: Afvfil HA LP A CH BDA LA Top row, left to right: C. BLACKMAN, R. MERRITT, J. LONG, L. SHANKS, W. EATOCK, A. G. EDDY, W. KUHN, G. ToMs, R. STROEBE, J. GREEN, D. BOGGUss Faurih row: S. MERTEL, K. GUESCHOW, W. WINGEIELD, R. KENHWLER, W. HTLL, O. Sol-IENK, A. SANTOW, O. LANGENBECK, J. CASE, D. CAHILL, D. ANDREWS, R. TILLEY, D. CONERLY, R. WILSON ' Third row: A. F RITH, J. FUZNER, D. SMTTH, L. KELLER, R. HENTCE, J. ROSE, G. BAMBEI, C. EHLERS, W. HOWETT, K. SMITH, J. TRIMBLE, D. WURTZ, C. DECAPO, J. SVEHLQ, I. TIPOLT ' Second row: S. BROWN, F. P. GRIMM, J. CUNNINGHAM, W. SCOFIELD, J. MATHEWSON, N. HANEY, C. J. MITTLEBACH, L. MARTIN, F. LAMIBIE, I. HUCKINS, J. P. RUSSELL, R. KRIEGER,, L. POWELL, I. ROGER, R. J ol-LANs . i Front row: H. HILS, L. CROWLEY, D. MEYER, D.,TENGE, C. W. HAMILTON, W. SEYFRIED, R. NEUGEBAUER, G. WILSON, A. BOWEN, G. KAISER, J. FAUSEK The big affair of the fall season, Neptune's Ba1l', gave the social set an enjoyable dunking in the aquatic mood. The pledges chose Mother Nature as the theme of their exclusive blowofl' and treked Hinkward early in the fall. At Thanksgiving the chapter won the trophy for best Home- coming decoration. At the end of the fall term Duke Sullivan, president of SGA, took his brand new sheepskin and left Mizzou for good. Spring reaches the Lambda Chi house, and with it, of course, baseball. Ouchl That sword fish hurts, cries a Lambda Chi as the dance proves a little dangerous. ...1..........L,,. ., ,,4,t--L-1 . ,iv v-. --11' Ii - A A t V - -V - - '- V - 4 -- 'Q Top row, left lo right: R. BARNES, W. COHRS, NELSON, PRICE, ROWE, J. BARNES, B. COHRS, SHACKELFORD, BENTLEY, DEVOY, BIRD, BROWN, FIELD, LILLY, COGLIZER, BOALES, J. BROWN, RICKARD, STANTON, PHILLIPS, EVANS, HULTMARK ' Fifth row: BARTHTIOLDT, ANDERSON, JOHNSON, SMITH, KINNISON, MEYER, HULEN, CARPENTER, WESTFALL, DRUM, J. MEYER, J. COOK, RIDGE, DAVIS, MCCORD, BARRY, COLEMAN, HARVEY, BIXBY, REEVES, BASS Fourth row: WEIS, REUTHER, SEBREE, KLIIWE, SENTER, MRS. HENDERSON, W. COOK, CLARDY, POE, COLLINS, MCINTYRE, MEACI-IUM Third row: MCKINNEY, SIMON, COPPENGER, STONE, RHODES, EDWARDS, WHITE, COLVIN, BOWMAN, MCINNES, DEFFENBAUGH, SHELL, SOLKETT Second row: BAKER, SIMON, WOOLLEY, BUNDSCHU, LOWRY, MCELVAIN, HARRIS, BELLOWS, SIKES, ROLLINS, TOLER, HARRISON Front row: E. BROWN, CARTER, SHERMAN, MCDOUGAL, WHEELER, CASTEEL, MOORE, R. CASTEEL, KNEIST, MILLER On the social side, the Phi Delts staged a successful Christmas formal and an equally enjoyable Spring formal in May. They also had several informal beer busts, held a Mothers' and a Fathers' weekend, and partici- pated in the gay Miami Triad Dance. They succeeded in gaining the first place honors in ping-pong, with second in football and third in basketball in their own league. They redecorated the chapter house during the Sum- mer of 194'6. Must be spring house cleaning or approaching mothers' Weekend at the Phi Delt house. What else could cause Sleepy Mclntyre and his roommate to be so industrious? What is the matter, Schnopps? Did that one go -aka, by too fast? Bill Brownfield and Jack McGinnis enjoy a quiet game of ping-pong at the Phi Dell: house. ..-, -'11 '- J ES' l Hd .4-iff .,.,b,:,,,--' X ,Rv . 'z ' ll 4' -n, ,- 'L , L .4 Vll3U Vl3Hl Q Z 'R .5 ELTA A GA PH Top row, left to right: BILL MOSS, BOB NOLLMAN, CHARLES DIEKROEGER, BOB Fox, BEN BOSWORTH, GEORGE DOBSON, CLARK Voss, RAY J UDD, GEORGE HABLAN, BILL KAMP, PAUL SEIEERT, JACK SCHULZE, DICK HOUSER, CLIFF HUNT, NEIL HARLE, NOAH MOBLEY, AL BIENERT, JOE WINGER Seventh row: DICK GRAHAM, EARL STARK, JACK SPALDING, TOM JONES, JOHN JONES, JACK IVIAYER, BOB MCDONALD, JOHN SCURRY, JACK ANDREWVS, BOE BRAGG, DAVE MILLER, BILL ARNOLD, DOUG BURRILL, CAL CONNETT, RUSS ROSE, JOE KEITH, JIM TURNER, JIM WREN, CLARKE REED, RANDY JOHNSON Sixth row: BOB HUDDLESTON, TOM TUCKER, GORDON SCHAEEEER, BILL BANSDELL, CHARLES HUBER, BOB HENRY, BOB CHRISTIAN, POLLARD WREATH, BOB MCREYNOLDS, ORION WALL, JIM HUDSON, DAN HOUSER, JAMES SWAEEORD Fifth row: DUKE BALL, HAROLD ENTSMINGER, JOHN ANDERSON, A. F. VASS, KENNETH MILLER, MRS. MARTHA HICKS, BILL JENKINS, BOB BUTTERWORTH, BILL MILLICAN, JACK HOUSE, BILL RHODES, ED RYAN Fourth row: 'BOB HOFFMAN, CLAUDE MCDONALD, SHERRILL WINEORD, FRANK CONNETT, ED PATTERSON, DON PATTERSON, BILL HAINES, BOB YOUNG, JOHN BALL, GEORGE WINGER Third row: 'BILL TENKHOEF, FRED BUCK, GEORGE PIERSON, BOB REID, ART GILL, BOB KOERNER, BROW'NING CROW, EVAN REYNOLDS, JACK WISE, RALPH WORSHAM . Secondwrow: WILRUR DEJARNETT, DICK SCHOLEIELD, GUY TURNER, PHIL STROUPE, LELAND BUSSELL, LEE HOUTS, BENNY KIEEFER, BOE BOSWORTH, LEROY PIEPLOW Front row: CHARLES BALSAMO, JOE COCKRILL f Several large Social functions were held, among them the'Christmas dance, as Spanish cabaret party, and a highly successful spring formal. In addition, the traditional Fiji Weekend and the pig Dinner which provided an opportunity for alumni of past years to meet the present members of the fraternity. Several informal tea dances and afternoon dances were held to entertain the members of the various sororities. Phi Gam spirit predicts Qerroneously, unfortu- natelyj a big MU victory. Campus activities were accelerated to a degree of frenzy during Homecoming. Russ Rose smacks a fast serve to his Opponent in a ping-pong game in the Phi Gam LWVreck room. gMni,77, , , - 1' A--A-.N 'Q Q ill Mi li iii 111 ,. Q! slr i i 3 P iz ll EU vm: ,, iii I! ,. w Top row, left lo right: DON MILLER, ROSCOE BOWVLES, ARTHUR RIEDESEL, JIM NOONAN, JOHN GALL, HARRY WIMMER, PAT RYAN, CHARLES GRAVES, Ross PENDERGAST, BAILEY GALLISON Third row: DAVE MCINTYRE, HARRISON MILNE, ED BIRBIINGHAM, GENE KAYs, JOHN MORRISSEY, PAT WALLACE, BILL JORDAN, DUANE CHESTER, DON CARTER, DICK WILL1Ts, ORVILLE RIcHoLsON, NED TRIMBLE, DALE WHARTON Second row: BILL FISCHER, DON JOHNSON, BERT SMITH, HARRY FEY, RALPH SLEYSTEH, MRs. DUNCAN, CHARLES HocH, DAN Goss, BUD THARP, PARKER PARRISH, ANDY BROWN ' First row: FRITZ ALBRECHT, AL REAGAN, MARSH LAUMER, BILL HENDERSON, NORMAN ERICSON, JACK TILLEY, CHARLES MAUPIN, EDDIE GRAY, JOHN GRAvEs, BILL STREET The Phi Psi Christmas party climaxed their fall social season of picnics, radio parties, Hinkson parties, the pledge walk-out, and Evening in Gay Parisl' Winter Formal. This spring, their social calendar was filled with exchange dinners, serenades, closed parties, teas, and the Spring Formal in April. They boast of the accomplishments of Pat Ryan, Jr., in the Missouri Workship, editor Dave McIntyre and assistant editor Don Miller, hoth of Showme, feature editor Harry Fey of the Savitar, and the many other men engaged in activities on campus. X. 'iJust home-made punch, have anotherf, Refresh- ments at the Phi Psi house are usually excellent. From the interest exhibited, these Phi Psi's must have just been notified of a victory of some sort. Maybe they anticipate adding another trophy to that mantle line up. Hd VddVN Sd ga ' 1 A ELT All IG S PH Top row, left to right: ROBERT DAVIS, LESLIE BLOT, CARL GROSS, GREGORY ROSE, JERRY LEVINE, MELVIN FRIEDMAN, ERWRV BROVERMAN FU'lh row: BILL STONE, EDWARD STEIN, EPHRAM SOBEL, GENE CITERMAN, FRED STIEN, MARVIN GREENBERG, CHARLES LIEBERT Fourth row: CARL GOLLIRER, DON SCHWARTZ, EDWARD LEVITT, BYRON ALLEN, JERRY LASIQY, ALLYN WOIJFF, MALCOLM WITTLES, JACK HAHTMAN, TED COI-IEN, BEN OSCHLRVGER K Third row: BERT SEEMAN, ROBERT STONE, SIDNEY' LIBERSTEIN, JOEL HOFFNER, JERRY WOLF, HERBERT GLAZIER, ARTRUR MICHELSON, WARREN RAI-OPART, GUNTI-IER GOLDSOIIMIDT, RICHARD LAPIDES, IRWIN RUBEN, MALCOLM WITTLES, MORTON GOLDRERG Second row: PI-IILL KAPLAN, HAROLD KLETSKY, LYNN WIENER, LARRY J ABEN, IRVING KIEN, JERRY WIENSI-IANK, MOTHER VAUGI-IAN, BERNARD LIBRACH, NORMAN KLEYMAN, LEONARD GLASS, BERNARD NEWFELD, JOEL SHESKIN, JERRY IKEN Front row: JOE STONE, HERLIAN FISHER, ROBERT ROSEN, SIIEPARD ELLIS, HARVEY COLTER, MARVIN KYMAN, DONALD DANIELS In November of this year, Omega held its annual fall formal. The formal was preceded by a formal banquet at Ha.rris's Cafe. Sunday follow- ing the formal dance, a tea dance was held at the chapter house. They threw a Monte Carlo party in January with gambling tables and various gambling devices. The actives won a basketball game and as a result the pledges gave a beer bust for them. This is one of the nicer ways to spend a quiet eve- ning at the Phi Sig house-over a good serious game of blackjack. Phi Sigs and dates relax after a good steak dinner at the hotel Tiger. From the smiles, we'd say the steaks were pretty good. .sz-x-: - I we If .sX'nKA,:- I GRAB Id Top row, left io right: EDWIN WEEGAR, ROBERT SIJMMAR, ARTHUR WEBER, WILLIAM STEWART, ROBERT SHARP, RICHARD MILLER, THOMAS BROWN, WILLIAM WOODY, GEORGE SWAIM, JOSEPH WIMBERLY, ROBERT MALLM, WILLIAM GRAY, PHIL GOODMAN, LAWRENCE PETZOLD, HAROLD SULLIVAN, JOHN UHRMANN, JAMES TATUM , Fourlh row: DREW WILLIAMS, RICHARD STANSBURY, ELMER LEEKER, WILLIAM WALKER, JACK FIELDLER, JAMES STOVER, THEODORE MAJOROS, ANTHONY Rizzo, ROBERT TOPPING, ALAN HOLTZ, WALTER UDELL, RICHARD JOHNSON, ROBERT VAN METER, BAILEY FLEMMING, HARRY ONVEN, WILLIAM PENNINGTON, DAVID FLEMMING VddVN Third row: LAWRENCE DIDONATO, PATRICK GALLAGHER, DONALD ROBINSON, RAYMOND BAUER, ALBERT BROCK, GEORGE BOHN, MRS LIV- INGSTON, JOHN FOLSOM, EUGENE EDSTBOM, Enwnv WILLIAMS, GEORGE WOODS, WEBSTER SMITHER Second row: FRANK LEWIS, ROBERT BODEN, WILLIAM DIEHL, EUGENE CASSIN, CHARLES DUNN, R. A. Lomc, GEORGE DENTON, FRANK HASH, 'ALLAN THOMAS, CHARLES MUNSELL Front row: WILLIALI DAVIDSON, PATRICK DOOM, DONALD PROvow, JAMES GLORIOD, ROBERT BAERLER, DONALD LOUK, JOHN HOWELL, FRANK MANGAN, GLENN MCCASLIN, ALROY LARSON VHdlV The fall formal, the Dream Girl dance, and the annual closed Monte Carlo party topped the Social activities. The fraternity's Savitar skit received favorable comment after it had reached the finals. Queenie and Dangerous Dan put the audience in uproars. In the fall, the pledges walked out with the Alpha Delta Pi pledges to McBaine and numerous beer busts iilled out the weeks. Pi Kappa Alpha remained a contender for the intramural championship, and Don Provow putted his way to the top on the golf team. I We can't follow their gaze, but these three PiKA'S must See something interesting up there. Just a friendly game OI' cards at the PiKA house with one interested onlooker to Oll'er counsel. .15 .!-1'5?'?,5,1:7l!'5'E1'T5TLl'! F'1 f-?fE'f?5!'S . . -'-'SL . - 'iff'-'Si ' 'lfililiffffyi LUN EPS HA LP A A GM Sl 'IQ Top row, left to right: AL HEISER, BURR YOUNG, CARDWELL LUCAS, T. K. BLACK, DON DICKSON, JACK WOLFE, DON MILLER, BOB BELKNAP, HARRY LANSEH, NAT DAVIS, VIC BENSON, BOB HUGHES, HERB PRICE, BILL WALL, DAN KELLY, ED MARTHV, DICK DARR, RALPH HAEER, BILL MILLER, DICK INGLES Y, Fourth row: CURT PAR!-IAM, BOBUGORHAN, GENE' SPRADLINC., JIM TAYLOB, JIM LACY, FRANK BECKLEAN, JIM SEARS, BRUCE BRAND, 'J OE PIPPIN, LLOYD QUINN, JACK JOHNS, DON CHARLES, FRANK GARNEH, BOB MAJOR, ANDY PERANNI, BOB BOEHME, JERRY SPARLING, CHARLES PETERSON, BURT BTRY, DICK MERRILL, GUY ERB, JOE CHAMBEBLAIN, BOB BILL, MARC GAUTIER, BOB JONES Third row: BILL SHAW, BILL BAEVERS, DAN PATTERSON, JIM WILBUR, J . D. KAILER, TED SETZER, CHARLES ELLINGTON, MRS. ELMA IMHOFF, JIM J AE, TED SIMPSON, DICK RUNDQUIST,-GENE SPRADLINC, BOB WEST Second row: BOB CAMERON, RAY HUGHES, JIM WHITE, LESLIE LEE, CLYDE HINDMAN, FRED O'NEII.L, DICK ARMSTRONG, LARRY SIIRADER, BILL CRYSLER, GENE BONE, CHARLES DORMAN, BILL ASKIN, GENE J AEGER, PETE PAPPAS Fronl row: JIM INGLIS, NEIL ANGEVINE, LARRY COUEY, DICK STOKES, DON .GILBEBT, DICK SCHMIDT, MARSHALL SHURNAS, JACK SAPPINGTON, J BOB RANDOLPH, W. C. T HOMPSON, WARREN SMITH, BILL AHMANN I X The chapter had two formal dances during the past year. One was the annual Fall Formal, and the other was a Valentine's Day Dance. At the latter dance the queen was chosen by Brother Dick Powell, Hollywood radio and screen star. One of the more interesting spots on campus is the Rathskeller, the recreation room with booths, juke box, and all. The I Bathrobe Follies of 194-7 waspone of the more popular entries in the Savitar Frolics. I I Nancy Perry, Kappa, SAE'S choice for fraternity Sweetheart, gives her date that longing look. How can some guys be so hard heafted. Jack Sappington seems half asleep regardless of vivacious Betty Windsor. This group is assembled in the Sig Alph rathskeller. ' . . .. - .ALI .-K, Ld.. I I.- -, L A3113 .....-M M154 - - W -1.-...-au-.. .,..- . . W -if ' a::l:-.gif f::,-1:-J - :HW- -V , ??f.P-5?-'f ' J.. ,.. -f-l -1.- pffxxvf jpim l' Top row, left to right: DAVE ROSEN, LEONARD KAMINSKY, JACK WILLNER, DON RUDNICK, HERB ROPE, MILTON MANN, ALAN WALDBAULI, LAWRENCE BERG, MAURICE MOSCOWITZ, JACK KRASHIN, ROBERT WAYNE, HARVEY MILLER ' Fourth row: WILRUR WINER, ED EHRLICH, ARTHUR HOFFMAN, JAY GREENWALD, SHELDON KRASHOW, HAROLD WINER, MILTON ABRAMS, PERRY LASKY, IRv FUDEMBERG, CARLE SHAPIRO, WILLIAM GINSBURGH, AL GOLDBERG Third row: CHESTER FLEGEI., STANLEY KATZ, JAY MACEY ROSENBLUM, DONALD SCHIEBER, RONALD LASKY, BERNIE AVRUCH, ROBERT SAKS, HAROLD LEWIS, RICHARD HURST, AY POLLACK, LARRY SATIN Second row: PAUL Fox, ERV LERNER, RAY MARKMAN, ALVIN LASKY, HARVEY LEvY, MRS. SALLY SANDERS, JERRY SKAISER, JACK PLOTSKY, TED WEINHAUS Front row: MORRIS Moss, DONALD ALTMAN, NORMAN FABES, HERBERT SCHIFI-', IRA KOPLOW, ELLIOTT SI-IKLAR, SHERMAN FABES, RALPH SHERMAN, WILBUR BENDER, NORTON WOLFSON The SAM's had their winter formal on December 7. Other social activities for the year were several house parties, a Lil' Abner party, a pledge party, and the spring formal and installation banquet which was held April 19th. The chapter house was painted and papered just before the beginning of school. In an intrafrateruity football game, the pledges trounced the actives soundly which seems to be the usual result. Y-3 5'a' l3f5N.4l3i' ?'fi?1+f' N I fi! '-14 Kilii' A ' ' . I 'W'-'w f' Ti ki. 1' W e -Q? .fy -:f y , xg . ,-Q Q? ifrigy fgzxqfzg . 4 , V U EAZ5-x ii f f ' H L .f f-. Mia 1 5391. ,iv effhf , 151 'fu :A 4 5' if il: .,'. 1 wr w vi,g1, xi ,! I Q.. A y,Zjq2Q55,. . .1 K.-if AJ, X Q A' 3' i'Z'I -' A w , qi 1 .' 1, -M 'mffgzpfguf -. , ,, .5 'Y 1 . 1 .'5 3'5f rf?-'i-: pa -HA-.ffieff if 45: 1' 1 i - , 'isis .-f . , is x A .crew xi I ,, ff,,,,:e1 ,il ' T' J ' 1 g J' E' . 'i'3Q4f5' ' . . . . -'fir ' XZ H 4 ,,,,g,,,:2,' XQ2.,y ypgilg A Looks like a happy climax to Sadie Hawkins day Jem' ' ff- I,-1,.2A ',,ge:igf4 L V . ,sy f . . ., , , ,,,.2i,.,4f-3 - ZH'-lfffffr as all the Daisy Macs toast their L11 Abner dates. -4.1 Q.. I .1 3- :Lyn ,., ,, 5 vj 5 U g 'I . 5 , -A,,- zs ' iii-Z Jw' '. W m ' ., V- Lv... '71 A f -' ' Niki 'H-L ' ,g ,L My Rv-. k,-'., f. . 4 ' T' ', al' ' . 2 ' Q I ' Ji . . 17f2iZl?QPJr.-:Zigi 55,54 -1 . The Sammys overcome Spring fever to get Into 1 , aff 7'3'5L'33'.'J?'5 '4'4fi5'L': 'f 'TEil1fff'?'l'f'- ' ' ,. f 16' ,'i 5, 2-? .'L5 -9'5 T 42'-m 5 f A 17 . . . - iii Digaffw-A'4f?4'3-Z.'fff'5fi?T Z-'35, ffl: condition for the ball season with a warm up game of f5'fL-wg.:Qr21'fk'2I:2?f-,wffigcziwifgfeff'.:,.w- .2JwI,ff. , f -V- , --..- s fe'?Z'5' f-f.:l4 sfw - HIL W czxz:f:22-S'fi4fZvf:igeQi34:,:iS w?53i14tf5fm gv:w - ' 2 1,3 catch. ' I . ' , I, M --mfilfgergqk 5 gi-s,,?ie:a,e,5, -' .egfsfgffl Qi' F 'A - -. 'v-, vffziaiq' f'1?a1la1f fi. A M' f , -. , 2 ,,,.wf': f'-' -Y ,.,,,f'.i,g4l: , ' Avy fe.. . ,y W ,?.'r':1'6 x7: ' faislirfifeil- f fxfff ' . W, ii ffzfiib' ---:7?:' . AW 1:25 ' QI , -1' 1. , :. I egg: 41 awe f,Q'gf'hZ-ig.-1: If A- ..ff1 .f:'H l ':. Q K Y, , ,Y.1',e.', 'f' an W sf' I , ' fi-I Ei fZ : .. .. weziymg, Im f3e5:ev?g'52.m. Z- wa : A' W1 Kiigfgvniv 6,7 V4 X ..M- V.. a li . if ' l 'qf v . ' l' s 4: .21 'F:g 1 ' ' ' ' J u I P55 HIS V VHd1V Q Y H 5 E, ' f Leg: .1F1':.'.:..:.A-.v'. 'tl af- Fzrst row left io rzghl SYMON, PETERS, T MCCANSE, MENOWN, MRS. PARKS, KERN, CLAYTON, SCOTT, BIRKHEAD Second row THOMAS, DOWNEY, J BARTOW HUSCIIER, FITZ, NEEL, CASFORD, SCHWEER, KLEPINGER, D. BARTOW Thzrd raw PLATz, WELCH, STEPHENSON, R SULLIVAN, D MARQUIS, J. SULLIVAN, PIERCE, PARKS, FRENCH, ANDERSON Fourth row MILLS WILSON EVANS, DARLING, MooRE, HOPKINS, M. CLARK, PYLE, K. CLARK Fzfth row STEWART RUCH GREENWOOD, DEvoY, PLATTENBURC, YANOFSKY, J ONES, SI-IELBY, TRIPPE Szxih row TAYLOR, OYEN SHARP, CATTS, CooK, MORRIS, MCGUIRE, MCALLISTER Seventh row YOUNGERMAN, HUPP LUKEMAN, DUNN, D MADDEN, BLAKELY, KNAPPENEERGER, TATUM, HATCH, SILVIUS, GOSNEY, ROBERTS, Ezghlh mu, STARR A MCCANSE, RORY, CONWAY, BARNARD, T MORGAN, HILL, COOPER, WILLIAMS Nmth row RIDGE, MAWDSLEY SIMPSON CRADDOCK, BUSSE, NICKELL, MINTER, A. MARQUIS Social highlights of the year were the Christmas Formal and the tra- ditional spring party, long famous at Missouri for its outdoor dance floor and yard replete with swings and garden setting. In intramurals, they won the division basketball championship, placed second in football, and won the cross-country run. They lead the race for the seven-year Intra- mural Trophy, now in the Sixth year. Intrafraternity alfairs were high- lighted by the pledge walkout and numerous beer busts. li, , V 41...-:5EEifYdTH.-r-f---iff-1?-m,...M..I , -W V Y EE Top row, left to right: C. K. ODOR, LES HOUCK, ED PLOWMAN, FRANK ROTHWELL, WILBUR SKOURUP, DICK LOGAN, TRACY WELLS, JOHN SPARKS, DAVE TOOMBS, RONALD HAGGERT, GENE MEDCALE, CARL CORBIN, ED SINGLETON, AL WHITE, STEWART HOFFMAN, JIM CLACK, BOB HAUSUN, ED STEELE, BAY JONES, MONROE BRICKNER Fourth row: BILL SAPPINGTON, RUSS CARTER, CARL WOOLSEY, BILL HOOTEN, JACK WILHITE, ARNOLD ZIMMERMAN, JACK CURTIS, BAY WEIDE- MAN, HENRY HOWELL, DICK HOSP, CARL SCHULTZ, JOHN WINDSOR, GEORGE HULL, HORACE MCKIM, JIM GAST, VIC SCOTT, BOD GALLUP, BILL BREWSTER, DAN CARLYSLE, HAROLD DENKLER, GENE BECKMAN VWBIS Third row: BOB WIZENFIELD, BOB FUCI-IS, BILL COOK, JACK HALDEMAN, JACK BRASSFIELD, JIM LOWE, MRS. TAYLOR, BOB LA BONTA, MAURICE BOWMAN, JOHN PELOT, JIM NEIDEHMEYER, DON FOWLER, BOB CRAIG, GEORGE SPERRY , Second row: BILL CONBOY, DICK WADE, BILL JACKSON, BILL CASON, CHARLES BRANDOM, OWEN HULL, BILL SCHNEIDER, JACK ROSS, J. B. CLINE, DAN VAN DYNE, PETE SORENSEN, LYMAN CAMPBELL, HANLEY WHITE Front row: BOB RALSTON, BILL SHAFEER, CHARLES COLLIER, FRED KRUISEKOPF, KENNY STROLE, JACK WECKER, BOB CODY, REID OLLIVER, CHARLES CUNNINGHAM, J. P. MILLER, JACK RAIN , The annual Christmas Formal was held on December 13 and the music was furnished by the great Gene Krupa and his Orchestra. They also held two beer busts, also several teas given by the pledge class and exchange dimers every Wednesday with the sororities. The intramural teams played the year with a better than .500 average. Sigma Nu took second place in Homecoming Decorations and with The Missouri Mikado they Won fust place in the Savitar Frolics. Plenty of everything at those Sigma Nu formals -even plenty of foliage. Gene Krupa and his men claim the attention of all who can crowd close enough to see at the Sigma Nu Christmas formal. -- e -- . L- .-. ..., L,..,--,---..-..... B1 T1'2EL-3IZQQ1Il.QlE.'I1-ELLEDLIA-I-'4I'-'1lyE:.I,Q'3F?i?9?x12Z57'qT ,x .4 172957-I :KZBT Q11 ff ,,' TAU ETA ETA z Top row, leftto right: ALAN GREENBERG, Bon MEYE R, STAN WILTON, BOB DENEBEIM, HAL NECBAUR, AL GARFINKEL, STAN KAMINSKY , JAY WOLFE, JACK ANSELL, JACK SEGELL, MICKEY GRAND, STAN GRANT, SAM EPSTEIN, ALVIN BERLAU, FRED GREENBERG, JERRY WEIL Second row: ROGER HURWITZ, FRANK SAss, MARVIN GOODMAN, BURTON ALBERTS, EDWIN EINBENDER, GUNTHEB KOHN, SHERMAN GAR- FINKEL, JOHN MEYER, RICHARD BURSTEIN, HARVEY MILLER, KEN SOKOL, MILTON MANSCHEL, SAM LOEB, RALPH Col-IEN, HERB CnvIoNow, JERRY MEYER, BRUCE DENEBEIM, ED WEIL Front row: JACK HALPER, MARVIN GoLDBERC, BOB C01-IN, STANLEY MALLIN, GEORGE ROSENFELD, MRS. E. H. ALMQUIST, EUGENE JUDA, I BILL GREENER, ANSON KLAUBER, JACK SAHNO, WALTER NAKEN, BILL KARCI-IMER Zeta Beta Tau has enjoyed a successful year. With many of its pre- Zebe Jack Halper adds linishing touches to his tie as The Russian admires his uniform. Clean up day and the Zebe lawn Cas well as four of the boysj takes a workout. war men returning, the Omega chapter found itself growing to its normal strength. Its .participation in all campus activities was highlighted by the formal dance in November. Another major event on the fraternity's agenda was the thirtieth annual Founders' Day banquet. A reunion week- end was held in which representatives of thirty years of Missouri life were gathered together. A Parents' day celebration, High School weekend, and an informal party highlighted Spring activities. The fraternity installed a new program this year in which University professors have been guest speakers at monthly dinners. V 1 W . . n,,,,,,,,, ,.f,,, --.-,Lge ,,...t.'..- . 14 f , ff u ' ' Q s 5 i 1 l I , X I I x 1 I . 1 Top row, left to right: HAROLD EDWARDS, JOHN CONNELL, ROBERT WEITZER, JAMES HECK, FRANK HATSCHER, GERALD RODERICK, RALPH COX, STANLEY TUGEL, FRANCIS BOGLE, WALLACE WATERS, KENNETH MUNN Third row: NEAL BYER, LYNN SUMMERS, JIM NOEL, DICK ROBINSON, LESLIE FREEMAN, KENNETH BUCHERT, JOHN LAIIMEYER, ROBERT ,. CASEBOLT, DARWIN LALK, VERNON COLE, CYRIL BUERSMEYER, CLARENCE DANIELS, PETE COMINOS Second row: COLEMAN THOMPKA, MAURICE ARMS, STEWART OLIVE, FRANK NEAL, MRS. SPAULDING, MR. SI-AULDING, THOMAS LONERGAN, DAVID SLUSHER, LOUIS LAUDEL Fronl row: HARVEY LARSON, EMMETI' FIELD, JIM BROWN, MARVIN BUERSMEYER, LEON THOMPSON, DON MILLER, LEE OCHSNER The football team from Showme CO-op won its division champion- ship. The social year at Showme consisted of several informal parties and a beer bust this spring. The boys from Showme joined in the festivities of the Christmas season by singing carols in Jesse Hall. I I N 1 4 4 , , , K 1 An early spring day brings the men of Showme Co-op out for a short break in studies. Better hide that hand! To add to the festive Christmas holiday spirit, the co-op boys joined for some caroling in Jesse hall. UHS EIW' 03 dll L - -- A '-1-.,.,,-:sv-.te,:.- IS.2:fgL5f::'f'-'-- fr:-2 222'-YQ1'fffJ'13'12 -'1'31f7 1'i'5l- - l J '- 'f2'4 5'- E ' 3- E 7 ' f lylll S X W' - 1 Q Q5 '+ F, V wif- 'yHUj,: H 4 A 1 E, J +1 M,,,4: ',.-ff MXXWWXSWN1 sueamwolfwyu Ugwwvms-sew WMWMJMVW c?he'ete-rs Mlss Charlene M Editor, 5rNl'YAR d Mall curl 'Maw 122 Mbrch '50 , 5501 Rea erslty of Miss eflbot Black- con- Univ bla , Mo etsy 'E l have Colum Dear Miss McYheeters: The Editor-ln-Chief of MADEMOXSELKE, B vell, our Managing Editor, Cyrllly Muels, and d lengthlly! lt vas not easy to select the l91V'f from the twenty photographs of beautiful l coeds. But at last, our decision: f er-re 1' Queens Mis sour Savlte. Unlversltg of Savltar Queen p o ogreph number 9 and 27 N0 Attendants I p otographs '5 Maids-of-Honor p otogrephs 18, '26, '28, R5, M9 MP-DEMOISELLE, 'the Maglz-ine for Smart Young Women, ues pleased to be able to cooperate ln the iudglng of your contestg QMJE' s College Board, happy to accept Ml1.zou's ce that todays coeds, besides 'belng intelligent, han ever before. n ' Sincerely, eviden are prettler t Vers MADEMOXSE-LIE NJXW-vb routte e Boa-rd Editor Nancy Ga Associate Golleg .t haw as-f-' s- 4. Q? . :n.H:Q f,25'xY'E3 .Le . ks. 4 Wfiizi ?e5'5 ffQ do 'F we ' f, ' - 2, - -..g '-4. .e Nia: -Q.. .. A :Ml H.. we. 1 viii K N F .: Eg? -:og e me aid. 'ii 59312 we 'fc M X A :- , 7 x A .. -919 . -zu gl a rm., A -f e.:.v:-vfw,ff.e 'L-2 Wfqwkmr, vfgiferp , M ' Nw... -we xv' 'rw 'f ' ' WV ' ' gan . gg , gi wviiiaefst, za gan. - . .Q .1 -- ' :-11 ,vffrevv-. .vp-.w eQw , ' wan :WTS rt, 'Wi v Jfwhg. f ,f ,vi X- Wm' 4 w Q 5 f I Wi 7. U' ffl! My V V ,I .V F., . , ,,, A ,if f g' . 'asf .5-dwg: ',f .w ,ff 7 'f if- ff A ly Lg L' oywzf MAIDS UF HONOR cqnn flflfglfi KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA :,A ,LL A L, ,V Av MILDRED ADAMS GWYNED FILLINGX ALPHA PHI W0hIEN,S RESIDENCE HALL KAY MEIGS ELEANOR MCCLUBE GANIDIA PHI BETA KAPPA ALPHA THETA N'S G UURT Zi, in ft.,.,., W. Xe' 'NQQZ LEE GRA WOBIl5N,S RESIDENCE HALL TZ -:vu YM- H-w , ..-.-v 7?'1- 157: f-11 BARNWARMING Typical of the Ag School's Barnwarmin' this year's dance was one of the biggest campus affairs. Highlighting the dance was the appearance of Bob Crosby and his Bob Cats. Lovely Lora Beth Crowley reigned as queen of the gingham clad girls, and their jeaned dates. Girls were called from their houses by the soon-to-grow familiar hog calls for their dance bids. Ag students wearing straw hats and L'il Abner boots formally began their celebrating with stunt night, and program of skits in the forty-year- old tradition of Barnwarmin'. A thirty-foot slide at the entrance started the fun, which progressed with barefoot dancing in sawdust, strolling down country lanes, and eating homemade gingerbread with tangy cider. At the end of the tunnel of love, through which guests crawled to reach the dance floor, Bob Crosby and his Bob Cats gave out with the Dixieland down beat from a horse corral. In the colorfully decorated surroundings of Brewer fieldhouse, Ags and dates carried on in straw smooch booths, and danced tirelessly all reluctant to see the evening end. ,lm ..,, , .4 . ,WL , .:-. -',.,.,4.,,1'LY 43, 4:15 Smiling gleefully from their thrones are the queen, Lora Beth Crowley, and her attendants, Mary Cole, Lou Hartness, Alberta Barnstorf, and Nancy Lyons. lla QUEEN LonA BETH CROXVLEY .IW 'SN IX -1. - 'nw Wheel Ag and date indulge in a little rustic enter- tainment. There were all forms of amusement for all kinds of people, even for a few city-sliekers' who man- aged to sneak in. . You can tell it's that Hdixielanrl beat without hearing the in Stull' x usie. Bob and his gang nicely mix some sentimental vith the usual jazz numbers. KNIGHT I I I I The outcome of a tough struggle finds the winning candidates still grinning: Knight Owl Tom Willsie and I' his runner-up Doug Bales. President of AWS, Gene Rector, presents Tom to the throng which elected him. as campus gay dog. To those who attended the dance, this was the best part of all-grooving away to tepid rhythms. ,rg-D11 V 7'- Page 206 I I I I I I I I l 5 I I .f I I I I I I I I I I I w I I I I I I I 1 I -- -- - --- --f--- f --1.n-n-:---- -aug!!-:-Razr---H-ua::sr:'1 owl Columbia didn't sleep too well on those cool autumn evenings the week the Knight Owl race began and hit full sway. The blarings of horns, the none too harmonious voices of enthusiastic fans screaming their candidate's name to the top of Jesse Hall, and the prevailing rah-rah spirit of the local politicos all blended to give the serious student a different nightmare each night. It was a week of excitement at the highest pitchg hardly a day passed without at least ten con- vertibles joining in a parade to prove to the world their candi- date had the most merit. The dance, put on by the Associated Women Students, proved to be just as exciting, and as much fun. Heavy balloting resulted in the election of Tom Willsie as Knight Owl, king of the campus, and Doug Bales as runner- up. This was the evening's climaxg the end of a hard struggle and week of gaiety. A Judges sneak in remarks and comments as contestants for Knight Owl face the grueling prelimiuaries. age 207 l I P . A --. - - -----A.. -- --.f H if 1 -K-AV . D H V I L 1, g,-,any ..,,,, -.,-..g. .- WML. -.V,.,V,:..-,-ity,-1,. ,ya ,,,-'.i,4,5-Q- -.g-2,-f1:n,w,'-l-295.:EEL-1-,nf-se,-r1:f. . - 5--f fu- fr- 1'-if -rf -A4-V HUMECUMING 1946 Homecoming, 1946, had no trouble keeping pace with the intensive tempo of the post-war campus. Festivities began Saturday night with the annual dance and ended on Thanksgiving Day with the M. U.-K. U. game. By Wednesday evening, Columbia was full to overflow- ing with alumns and friends anxious to help make this a Homecoming long to be remembered. The conoensus is that they easily succeeded. 2 fl ff . RFQ' fs, ,, ,wi V O' f ,xx x. ff, 1 ,Sgr 4. l ' wa. L a 1 i i - 5 u 1 1 HUMECUMING AT Wednesday night, following the torchlight parades, the walls of the gym reverberated with the lusty voices of spirited students at a pep rally. Our new ight song, Fight, Tiger, the winner of the A Alpha Delta Sigma contest, was introduced at this meeting. An all- school dance followed the rally. Art McQuiddy, addressing the crowd at above left, deserves a lot of credit for his work as S. G. A. Home- coming Chairman, as does his committee. It was a big job to plan a week of cele- bration, but they did an excellent job and truly brought homecoming back to Mizzou in fine style. Page 210 i -i -2-an-Y MIZZUU---1946 The businessmen of Columbia, as their contribution to the rather chaotic interval, selected Miss Sabra Tull as queen to reign over the Homecoming conviviality. Miss Tull was officially crow,ned queen at the Xaviar Cugat dance on the Saturday night before the game, and at the game she was presented with the royal bouquet of mums, Sabra also helped select Lambda Chi Alpha and Zeta Tau Alpha as the two organizations which erected the most appealing outdoor decorations. :rw-sr....4. :,:::f:,.--. .. fn A .,.' : ,., , 1: HUMECUMING AT The crowning of Miss Sabra Tull as Queen opened the dance Saturday night. A crowd of 3000 jammed Brewer Field House to hear and dance to the South American rhythms of Xaviar Cugat and his orchestra. All tickets had been snatched up in the first hours of their sale, and those less fortunate were danc- ing to piped in music in Rothwell Gym. , Monday and Tuesday evenings the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra played for capacity audiences. Page ZI2 MIZZ Page 213 W.,-:.a...,.. -W., L-41:41-sues -- L UU 1946 The Homecoming game, played on Thanksgiving Day at Memorial Stadium, was a thriller that few Missouri and Kansas fans will soon forget. 30,000 spectators watched the hard-fought battle in breathless excitement as the Jayhawkers eeked out a one-point load over the Tigers to bring the final score to 20-19. The game was, as Coach Don Faurot had predicted, a toss up. Missouri fans, though disappointed, took the defeat well and soon were busily celebrating again. The fraternities and sororities held open house, and a gala weekend followed as Homecoming week drew to a close. 3.Ev:1,: '11 BUSINESS WEEK Taking a week off from the tedious labors of '4Econ and Stat the BSZPA students cele- brated in that annual affair of theirs known as Business Week. The week's activities began February 27 with a rally and keynote address in the University Auditorium. Balloting by busi- ness students for Ideal Boss and Secretary resulted in awarding those honors to Don Miller and Norma Richter, respectively. The BQSZPA all-school dance was held February 28, and crowds in Rothwell gymnasium rocked to the rhythms of Raymond Scott and his orchestra. The Week culminated in seven panel discussions, on subjects concerning business, held Friday afternoon. I Page 214 l 3 i 4 -,T -If 7 ,.-.--, -- -.-.- -- rf fan- .1-- -awful: ga..-:..-1 1 -44-ig r 5,1----'-'lunar--....u.,,,. -'- --'Y' .Ti ' TRADITIUN RETURNS TU MIZZUU f Giving new blood to an old body were the returning veterans who quickly transformed the MU campus into the spirited, colorful one it was this year. There were no par- ticularly unusual events occurring this year, just the usual line such as homecoming, the same dances and shows, but somehow the new vigor injected into campus life made all the difference in the world. For instance the long dead Miami Triad Dance was revived by Betas, Phi Delts and Sigma Chis. It was little things like this that have proved that tradition is back at MU. New interest was taken in the dances this year. For instance the SAE spring dance was an elaborate thing, rich in spring verdure, and featuring lit-up skylines in their living room. Even the pledge classes got into the swing of it, as Sigma Chi Bob Neel, and Beta Warren Clark, both of whom helped revive the old custom of being thrown into the Ag pond for being wicked actives, can testify. We were awfully proud of our queens this year, too. It seems there are more beautiful girls than ever. Our athletic events certainly deserve mention, also. Jam-packed football and basketball games showed that campus spirit was on the incline. Post-war athletics fuliilled sports fans expectations and a battling Tiger crew in all events made us proud of coaches and team alike. And was it sweet to beat the J ay-Hawk on his home ground! New MU power was discovered on the cinders this year, our track team proving itself a serious con- tender on any field. The several schools themselves? greatly rejuvenated, car- ried on their traditions in great style. The Jay School, with its show, the Engineers, with their hectic St. Pat's celebration, the Business School, and their week of festivities, and the Aggies, with the Farmer's Fair, all contributed greatly to a revived campus. E Yes, sir, we're even proud of the Savitar Frolics! We think and believe sincerely that there wasn't a major campus flop all year. That's why we hope you'll always associate this yearbook with the banner year in which it came out, a year which saw MU return to its proper place as an active, modern school with busy, satisfied students. 1 1 l Page 215 Lyman lnlx 11904. u-1.1-:P L if X' -- .. .-.-, , .-,W L-L.-ur - .s.. ':: -. - ff - 'V - , - . ' 1' .v 2' ,,!- ng,-..:-,Q 411.114--an-1... 44.1 M, V v 1 sw Ain, 'nga-u,,,,t,!., ..- .,,.,p.-.. iv ..-..... . ,r ., ,L 4... . ,--'--- m . . . . . , ' 4.14. - J Every school has its fling sometime during the year, and Engineers took full advantage of theirs last March, combining frolics and cere- monies on campus. Above, Saint Pat is pre- sented to MU by two engine students. Dean Bent Crightj, ihead of engine school, humbly hows for the venerable Saint Pat, who, fortunately, was fit to crown the Dean, to the satisfaction of the student body. ENGINE WEEK One of the biggest attractions of Engi- neers' Week was the Engineers' challange to the Kaiser and Frazerg their long, green shamrocked car, very modern and differ- ent. P pagg 216 li , ,,,,,A , .W Wi' 7 5 My av., .-4. N.- fm , ,,,,,,,l A ,wr IUURNALISM SHUW, 1947 Legs! Legs! Legs! WHEN NIGHTS WERE BULB The 27th Annual Journalism Show was presented by the Journalism Student's Association on May 23 and 24. An all-school competition was held to choose the best original script on the campus and when the final vote was taken Melvin Goodman's When Nights Were Bold, was selected. The three-act musical comedy was a fast moving fantasy which took the handsome hero Stan Nien- stedt, back into the days -of yore to Woo and Win the fair princess, Fredna Parker. The original musical score was penned by Don McKay and Dick Mathe- son. Dancers Were directed by Terry Waters and musical chorus by Gloria Bradley. Director Dick Matheson was assisted by Iris Core. Fredna Parker and Stan Nienstedt carry the romantic leads. Director Dick Matheson -.M Page 218 I l AUTHOR MELVIN GOODRIAN Since the curtain Went up on the first Journalism show, 36 years ago, these annual productions have been outstanding attractions to the University theatre-goers. Prof. Vaughn Bryant, School of Journalism, authored the first show in 1911, and each following has been an original production, written, directed, and , acted .by University students. A This year's S E Q 9 Q? 5 5- 5 5 9 Q 5 g Q 2 5 5 5 P' fa 2 5 F1 ri H ' C, . . ,, m c un E E F 5' ' O U2 2 Z' 'U O QQ ' u- cn 5 ' Q5 E ,g S Q 2 H Q Y we P o O CJ 2 'E' 'JJ F1 2 5 s 4' f- ' 5 as S 3 2 3 E E? E O W Fl m 4 ,,, z H r- cz -a gn m Q 2 F1 ' E J U Q if 5 H S 5 'V F' 7 F U7 D av S Q 5 4 S ? Z ,.m,.m,,W........,.,, - 4- if 3 1 J t .tagwif if I Lil --wf?.L,,f,: 3 1 MM- , - I 1 s A-.5 13, N on 1 2 U E, ' Iflfwq . ' J Q fu i xml, g , . ,e , I-SN aw.. t ,g 4 33 , -a- .t,, fr, E' yriff' l r .-. fg .Q...,w ,, - 1 5 ti W Q .N ,,,,,,m 1 K , t .. a 5 NU A ' le . 4 . K ., , N. . i f ii 3, 1 A' Q ' ' fffiiifii s i' fi? J N f ,.,. , ,, W -' , aw-w.s,..3-3,1-fs.-,V 11. .. yr- Page 219 COMEDY LEADS - J FRANK Goss EILEEN LERMAN MEL MANUEL Music gave way to comedy when this trio went into action. cast includes representatives from most of the schools and divisions on the campus. , The Journalism Show Commission guides the annual pro- duction and this year was headed by R. A. Raidt. Others on the Commission were Charles Ridgeway, George Roth, Bill Williams, Maurice Barnes, Earl Porter, John N. Jones, Cherie Frank, and Ann Turner. t naqggednfacvaf-fe. .1-f-1 a.g.'Lf.f:,-- rff:-,1 :zzz-iii 11'-1:32,-E'-E-!f? E 1 '!?P?5i' 7533 F531 1 3 gg, .Mt DANCES pp g y as a eme for dec rations at their formal, and what could be a better on Ka a Si s choose 'imelod th o o for a dance? Those sleepy Thetas about to fall out the picture, bottom left, are Jo Sylvester and Monk' Meyer. One of the prizes of our gallery of photographs is this one in which people are merely standing around a1 a Zebe dance. We wonder how long it lasted though. This is said to be the only picture of its kind in ex- istence. 4:5622 if Beta's Don Simpson tempts Al Paynf Stephens date, Carol Danielson, with a sprig toe at the Beta Christmas formal. Ealww' Page 220 v,3gz-- -- - - A --W - --N 'AMW' A V - - Y . f .. r..,,,,...---,.,,...,.,,.r.......,,.. --. 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Q 'Q f ' Q K iff amy Q 1, ,- . ' ' .c:-:u:'.L.L-,gL.a1r1e- Y Q V H- --'- ' I Page 224 aus'-M SIIJELIiNE TRAINEE OLLIE DEVICTOR Publicity Staff DICK MILES, CHARLES POWELL, BLAINE CARR, CLAY FRANCISCO Football players and coach smacking their lips over this champion steer which they later ate. Left to right: LEO MILLA, MARSHALL SHUBNAS, MEL SHEEHAN, JOHN REGINATO, J IM KERKERIS, ROLAND OAKES, VEnL1E ABRAIWIS, and COACH DoN FAUTROT U :fmt i L-+.,.'.L-l.:4LL.--......J.i.i,f.-...i .,.L.....f.1LL1x.....,., :-...L- ,, -,...,...., - -- - f - -- - - A V - - Y --ff V -----. W ,.,. , df, , Tm, A ,, , -W V A REVIEW YEA TIGERS! Pre-war school spirit was once again back on the campus this year. All the games had a capacity crowd Page 227 and the Tiger Claws were right out in front, resplend- ent in their black and yellow jackets, with new yells as well as the old ones. Crowds greeted the football players, as they arrived from out-of-town games. The pictures at-the left show the tremendous throng welcoming the Tigers home from the hard-fought Ohio State game. It was spirit such as this that helped spark the Tigers to ahcreditahle season. TIGERS 0 LUNGHURNS 42 Austin, Texas, Sept. 21-Missouri's Tigers ran into two problems here this afternoon when they had to fight off a stifling heat in Memorial Stadium, and an offensively minded Texas team led by the brilliant Bobby Layne. Texas pinned a 42-0 defeat on the Tigers, but in spite of the lop- sided score, Coach Don Faurot was satisfied with his team's showing. . Texas stole the whole show this afternoon. Not one time did Missouri advance beyond the mid- field stripe. The longhorns started quickly as Bobby Layne pitched a strike on his first pass to set up the initial score. Layne himself climaxed the drive by going over from the three-yard line. Guess added the extra point. ' From here on it was nothing but a parade V of Steer touchdowns. Ralph Ellsworth, speedy Steer fullback added the second by breaking away for 54 yards. The third score came as a result of center Dick Harris' pass interception and returning 45 yards for the counter. Texas' fourth touch- down was the outstanding play of the afternoon. Bobby Layne passed 40 yards to J im Canady who ran 40 more for the score. Guess returned a Tiger punt 45 yards for the Hfth T. D. Tommy Landry, reserve Texas halfback added the final tally. Texas added two more points when they stopped O'Hara behind the Bengal goal line for a safety. Missouri made only one determined drive which was sparked by Jimmy Darr's passing, but this march was halted by a penalty before it reached Texas territory. Most of Missouri's yardage was picked up deep in their own territory. - I a 4 I MEL SHEEI-IAN ROLAND OAKES MARSHAI.L, SHUB --C143 -J if-1121 -- ---cr ' 'aE '7 'rrf W' - KENNY BOUNDS RALPH WATZIG ED HODQES N 3 ' ' -f' e ' 'Cliff' '-filill- iL w1aI'---i - -- Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 28-Bebounding with an almost unbelievable performance, the Missouri Tigers held vaunted Ohio State to a 13-13 tie before more than 60.000 partisan Ohio fans. Missouri had the Buckeyes on the ropes for more than three quarters this afternoon before Ohio State knotted the count in the final period. Missouri moved fast in the opening minutes by shaking speedy Bob Hopkins loose on a 65-yard jaunt that ended on the Buckeye four-yard line. Two plays later Loyd Brinkman smashed across to send Missouri into the lead. Jim Kekeris added tl1e extra point. Both teams battled viciously without any further scoring until the third quarter when the Tigers increased their lead. In adding their second touchdown, Missouri moved like a well-oiled machine by marching 62 yards without an interruption. Bob Hopkins added the final touches by going over for the counter. Kekeris missed the extra point. ' Ohio State managed to get back in the game in the third quarter. A pass interference ruling gave the Buckeyes a first and ten on the Missouri 39. Perini then skirted the end for 32 yards and on the next play James went over standing up. Ohio State's tying touchdown came in the fourth period. Another pass interference ruling against the Tigers gave Ohio the ball on the Missouri 25. Whisler, sensational Buckeye, blasted 16 yards for the counter. Stungis converted the tying, point at 13-13. - S Throughout the remainder of the game Missouri played brilliant defensive ball in fighting off Ohio State drives. Both elevens fought evenly on the ground and in the air. 11 V 1 1 1 11 1, V 11 .H 1 11 111 11 1 1 1 1 1 W1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 . .1 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 11 11 T1 11 11 1I11 11' 1,11 1.1 15 11. 1,1 TIGERS I9 - B1111111Ns 1,4 St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 5-Missouri was almost a victim of one of the country's major upsets here tonight as the Tigers barely eked out a 19-14 victory over a determined St. Louis U. Billiken eleven before 17,951 fans. The Tigers were held scoreless in the first period. With only five minutes remaining in the first half, Loyd Brinkman snared one of Rooney's passes and skirted 95 yards for the first score. Kekeris missed the extra point attempt. A few moments later another pass interception by Missourfs Day on the Billiken 40 set up the second tally. Missouri moved downfield by a passing attack. Entsminger then lateraled to Brink- man who shot over for a score. Kekeris added the extra point to shove Missouri out in front at half time 13-0. . After the second half got underway, Rooney, Billiken signal caller, sparked his team to a touch- down- by some fancy passing. Mundwiller wound up the march by going over from the two-yard line. Shea added the extra point. Missouri then came back with a passing game of her own. Bus Entsminger returned a punt from the St. Louis 40 to the 25. Jim Austin faded back and hit Howard Bonnett in the end zone for the Bengals third score. St. Louis, however, showed that it was not through. The passing of Rooney and a roughness penalty aided the Billikens in getting their second score. Donahue scored the touchdown from the ground, and Shea ended the evening's scoring by converting the extra point. --4-mfg-ga:--v-Y Wg- - -Y f ' '--- Y 4. 9: ff: QA ,014- 9 '! X We Aly! f frff Af, X ff 1 1' 1 f , g 'Z fi .' ' 'Zi' ' ' vi? 1' ' - 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ELBIER MOLLETT BERNARD PEPPER NORY'fSL PEIPMEIEK Page 230 '4.f..f.a- ..- -'-'-u::---'M ' ' 4.2.4-A-'1- -.:..s..1-.--'.-.4...4L,1..Laauu,-.,,-. TIGERS 26 WILDCATS 0 ei x 5 9: r l ax X 'iii .1 I ' Manhattan, Kan., Oct. 12-Missouri opened ils defense of the Big Six crown here this after- noon by whipping the Kansas State Wildcats 26-0 with a convincing display of running power. The Tigers so completely dominated the game, that Kansas Slate never penetrated beyond the Mizzu 30 yard line. Bob West scored the first touchdown by diving over from the 3 yard line after a 72-yard march. Clever quarterbacking which mixed some well directed aerials to Boland Oakes set up the second I touchdown. Bus Entsminger topped this drive by piling over from the 7 yard line. Jim Kekeris booted the extra point. Fl fl 11 l ,g Mizzou's third scoring drive came in the second quarter starting from their own 29. Howard Bonnett received credit for this tally by smaking over from 2 yards out. The Bengals added their final counter in the fourth period with Teel hoofing it over from the 3 3. Bill Day kicked the extra point. 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'JI' I , .l!+iba,, i, in xiii . .- v rf'-. :rf- .'f - 4.0 - -- 'A -'M -f--1 N -Y - - The home fans got their first look at the 1946 Tigers today as the crowd of 15,000 watched the Bengals grind out a 33-13 victory over a game Iowa State eleven. This was Missouri's second straight Big Six conference win. This game had plenty of thrills all the way. Missouri opened fast with a three-touchdown bar- rage in the first period. Brinkman, Bonnett, and a pass from Darr to Bonnett counted for the first three tallies. Howie Bonnett's first touchdown came after a brilliant 75-yard run. 'A few minutes later Bon- nett got his second touchdown by taking a 27-yard pass from Jim Darr. Jim Kekeris kicked two extra points. Iowa State bounced back into the game in the second and third periods as a rookie halfback, Ray Klootwyck scored two touchdowns. Hollinger converted one extra point. The Cyclones almost tied the ball game up in the fourth period with a drive to the Bengal 22, but a pass interception hy Ralph Stewart stopped the threat. H Missouri regained its offense in the final period by shoving across two more touchdowns. Bow- man cut through center for a 18-yard scoring dash and Jim Austin scored the final six-pointer by going over from the 2-yard line. Bill Day added one extra point. ' 3 M- r RALPH STEWAHT WILBUR VoLz B0B Fncl-I Pa ' ,g.,g4.1-,.1.-..:,.:,f .1. H: .., 1... ......gL,-D.,--Je.u:.ea-. F HED KLING Bon TEEL Fimn BOULDIN 3. TIGERS 0 MUSTANGS I7 Columbiaf Mo., Oct. 26-Everything went wrong for Missouri 'lhis afternoon and an alert Southern Methodist team capitalized on every break to take a 17-0 victory back to Dallas. A crowd of 22,000 saw the Ponies get all 17 counters in the second period. The Methodists failed to count in the first quarter when Campbell missed a 19-yard field goal attempt. In the second quarter, however, S. M. U. did not waste any lime. Marty Bell quickly took advantage of Darrls poor punt which went out of bounds on the Mis- souri 35. He sent in his ace passer Payne, who immediately chucked thc Mustangs to their first touchdown. A Payne to Ramsey pass scored first with Campbell kicking the extra point. Leonard Brown's fumble on the 11-yard line set up S. M. U.'s second score. The same Mr. Payne plunged over the 2 on this one. Campbell again added the extra point. Another fumble re- covery of Austin's misplay gave the visitors another scoring chance from the 22. The ponies tried unsuccessively to score a touchdown but on fourth down, Campbell hit on a 15 yard field goal to close the scoring for the afternoon as S. M. U. led 17-0. I Missouri's offense was left in the locker room all afternoon as the Tigers never reached the S. M. U. 40 yard line. .1413 ,sa M SM. TlGERS'Z1 BURNHUSKERS Z0 Lincoln, Nebr., Nov. 2--Missouri spoiled Nebraska's homecoming here today by beating the Huskers 21-20 in a thrill-packed game played before a huge crowd of 36,000. Missouri moved swiftly by jumping off to a 21-6 lead at the halftime. Roland Oakes set Miz- zou's first tally by recovering a fumble on the Nebraska 9. Bob Hopkins bolted over soon after for the game's initial score, and Jim Kekeris added the first of the game clinching extra point con- versions. ' ' A lateral pass play from Brown to Brinkman covered 41 yards for the Tigers second touch- down. Two minutes later, Howard Bonnett again crossed the Husker goal line after a 26-yard dash. Kekeris booted both extra points. Nebraska got its first touchdown five seconds before halftime. Hutton took Teel's punt and jaunted for touchdown. Vacanti's placement was wide, and this point cost the Huskers a tie. The huge crowd was given something to cheer about in the second half as the Huskers blasted across two more touchdowns. Myers climaxed an 89-yard drive for the first. The Huskers' third tally came as a result of a pass from Vacanti to Pesek. Vacanti converted both extra points. a. ' - 'EELF7 D- gonzui- --fr - f-'f' W 1 Q X i fi 1 47 5 W, A , Q f- Q 41, 2 ,, - f V Q, :V VM' ' A ' ffvnfffigl 2 -: , 1M53-232,12 Y , HAROLD ENTSB LEoNAnn Bam JIM AUSTIN salt' .,l X V' J , . ' Sgt' ,svthimr Z N sw. f mains 21 Burrnlnsu yfw::r,f.-rv-, 'I ' rf-Q:.e-J-.1-5,-17:1-1--1.L:F1Tl 'TTLB-4 - ,ff ,, 1 f 'f ,. Q . ll, y fix! P - ,. 4 ..-' ,... ,.., an-.- ' 1 4 X, A VERLIE ABRAMS J ol-IN Rmcnvxro JON TAHPOFF Columbia, Mo., Nov. 9-To the delight of 6000 drenched fans Missouri's Tigers slipped and sloshed their way to an impressive 21-0 win over Colorado's Golden Buifalos. Today's game was strictly a victory for Missouri's forward wall as the Tiger lineman stopped Colorado's running attack dead. Missouri scored in the first period by marching 50 yards with Bob Hopkins, going over from the 2-yard line. The Tigers added two more points in the second quarter when Ralph Stewart broke through to block Evan's kick for a safety giving Mizzou an 8-0 halftime lead. Both teams fought scorelessly in the third period but in the final quarter Missouri added two more six pointers. The Bengals second touchdown came on a 41-yard pass play from Bonnett to Teel who raced 30 yards for the counter. The second team added the final points of the day when Fred Kling blasted through the Colo- rado line for six more yards for the tally. Bill Day added the extra point. Missouri was sharpening up in today's contest for next week's engagement with Oklahoma. W - .E ,t at 3355 . 1 ii Z Ja if TIGERS 6 - SUUONERS 27 Norman, Okla., Nov. 16HMissouri saw its chances for its second consecutive undisputed Big Six title fade away into the Oklahoma winds this afternoon as the red hot Sooners, keyed for this contest in every way, soundly polished off the Faurotmen 27-6. The game was played in ideal foot- ball weather before a throng of 33,000. - Missouri was gripped with fumblitis again today as they were in the S. M. U. contest three weeks ago. Oklahoma recovered the first Tiger fumble on the Mi-zzou 37. Seven plays later, Jack Golding,'O. U.'s great back bounced across from the 3. Wallace added the extra point. Oklahoma's second touchdown came five minutes later as Burris broke through to block Brown's punt on the M. U. 12. Wallace faded and shot a lofty pass to Giese in the end zone for the second touchdown. Wallace again converted to make it 14-0, Oklahoma. Jim Tatum's men added another touchdown before the quarter ended.- The Sooners recovered Brinkman's fumble on the Mizzou 12. It took the Oklahomans three plays to shove J ack Golding once more across the final stripe. Jack Golding set up O. U.'s final touchdown with a 78-yard sprint after intercepting Teel's pass on the O. VU. five. Eddy Davis lugged the oval across this time by going 17 yards. Wallace converted his third extra point. ' Missouri got its touchdown in the final period against the Sooner's second team. Fred Kling passed to Kenny Bounds for the Mizzou tally. Todayls game sent the Big Six race into a four-way tie between Missouri, Oklahoma, Nebraska, and Kansas. . xii BOB Horrlnvs LEE BOWMAN LLOYD BRINKBIA N.ff: Lf' A f-f-'---:zf:::--- --- 'fa gr .Lag up-.V . ,,.,-,5 ,,r,,g.- ,,ii-i--i---3.-g-iii-1 li l l TIGERS I9 IAYHAWKS 20 Columbia, Mo., Nov. 28-Ray Evans waved his magic wand over the Missouri Tigers here today before 29,000 Homecoming fans and controlled the Bengals in every way to lead Kansas to a thrilling 20-19 victory in a battle that gave the J aykawkers a share of the 1946 Big Six title with Oklahoma. Both teams were gripped with shaky hands and kept bouncing the hall back between each other with fumbles. A Kansas fumble on their own 17 set up Missouri's first touchdown. A lateral play from Brinkman to Bowman from five yards out accounted for the game's first tally. Kekeris missed the extra point. Kansas came back in the very opening minute of the second period. A 63-yard pass play from Evans to Small was good for a touchdown. Fambrough added the extra point. After a brief exchange of fumbles and punts, Missouri found itself and started rolling on a power drive from their own 49. Dutch Wyatt adroitly mixed the Missouri attack which eventually found Kekeris bulling over on a fourth down plunge from the two yard line. Again the extra point was missed, but Missouri held a 12-7 lead. Then it came, the play which undoubtedly decided the ball game. With two seconds remain- ing in the first half, Evans faded to pass but could find no receiverg ,he then ran toward the side- lines, changed course diagonally across the field and shot past a trio of Missouri tacklers and did not stop until he zoomed over the two striper 54 yards away. The extra point was missed but Kansas held a 13-12 halftime lead. Kansas, for safety's sake added another touchdown in the third period after Hopkins' fumble had been recovered on the Missouri 46. After three smacks at the Missouri line, Ray Evans was again called in the battle to power his way across from the two. This time Fambrough added the extra point for a 20-12 lead. Missouri also wound up. its scoring in the third period on a brilliant pass play from Entsminger to Bounds. This play carried 7 3 yards. Bounds took Entsminger's toss on the Missouri 45 and outran the Kansas safety men for the score. Bill Day kicked the extra point. 1 i BILL DAY Bon WEST Howzmn BONNETT l .. i l l t A'f ' - A' 1 ' ' ' ' l 1 9 l Z l S , , , 1 , 1 i Climaxing the season with a heartbreaking 20 to 19 Homecoming loss 1 to K. U., the Mizzou gridders finished the season with five victories, four , , ll . . . . . . 4 prised the vaunted Ohio Staters 1n an impressive 13h-13 tie. M. U.'s chances were smashed in the last two contests of the season 'when they were il handed defeats by Oklahoma and Kansas U. l defeats and a tie. A y . El ' A hi h oint in the season was when an a ressive Missouri team sur- ! S P gg if 3 The squad was characterized by a host of returning lettermen as well as many new hopefuls. Getting a winning combination with so much ma- terial to choose from was a problem that had to be contended with all X SBHSOH. - X , W COACH DoN FAUr.o'r l t E ' I i a E Hi Mis Q. Page 2317 i l 1 U ,U ,i rl ' U! -Y V F Nu-KW Yvyi 4 qi .151 - ,Y -nf.f,-nf' --A--,-f-r.::.rHT-1' 1 f::1- N- ' CUACHES M an 'si XKXQSUUR, Q BEATIY, SMITH, FAUHOT, SIMPSON, SIMMONS After returning from three years in the navy, Coach Don Faurot mentored the Tiger eleven into a tie for third-place position in th'e Big Six standings this season. The unpre- dictable Tigers had their ups and downs but came through against tough opposition to establish a commendable record. Coach Faurot was ably assisted by Chauncy Simpson, backfield coachg Huston Beatty, center and line coach, and Harry Smith, line coach. Valuable information was given to Page 239 the squad through the fine scouting of Coach Hy Simmons, while trainer, Olie de Victor, took care of the aches and pains of the boys. Boland Oakes and Verlie Abrams were elected co-cap- tains of the team for next year. Marshal Shurnas, Loyd Brink- man, Jim Kekeris, Ralph Stewart, and Oaks were mentioned as ALL BIG-SIX by the press associations. .......-, ..........r .-..,a...e,, ,.f.r- ,-r- T .i1':::,---we Ji, -----A-4 .vr-.- .v-.'...'- --5--fGLLir.z:..e.1kfilsl ' T' 'L ' erbS53Eil:.Fi::'iQLrbs'F-.LLiL:LL.E.,'2Sl-Zlflb ?EQlf'IiLJ.Lf 3.5, BASKETBALL ZND Page 240 . 9 'aw 55? 5 ' Q'ASparky and Jenks talk it over. Missouri's Bob Garwitz takes a spill with the assistzfnce of his Washington U. opponent. The Tigers seem outnumbered in this game against Oklahoma. Action on the Tiger bench. pv!,J'----- - -A --f-'W---Y - - --A--1' '-ff - --..4--- -11 J' J- '- A an---1-1-'1:..-1.-. .4.L. .'.1 Hrgnzgzu ' kQi COACH STALCUP Coach Wilbur 'iSparky Stalcup, in his first year at Missouri, turned in the impressive record of fifteen victories and ten defeats against some of the eountry's strongest. teams. After coaching at Maryville State Teachers College, where he won three conference championships, Sparky spent two years in the United States Xavy directing physical education programs. Coming to Missouri from the Navy, Sparky piloted the Tigers to second place in the Big Six. Take a bow, Sparky, for giving Missouri a fine representation on the court. ,,.., ?:,n,,,. . Co.-xcn XVILBUIK S'l'.KI,CUl' NUN-CUNFERENCE GAMES The Tigers started their 1946-47 season off right by down- ing the Drake University Bulldogs, 49-41, before a capacity crowd at the Brewer Field House. Drake led 25-19 at the half, but Missouri, led by Freshman center, Bill Haynes, came to life in the second period. Haynes was high man for the Tigers with fourteen points, closely followed by Captain Thorn- ton Jenkins, who made thirteen. A second encounter with the Bulldogs at Des Moines proved disastrous for Missouri, as they bowed, 52-66. Drake's giant center, Gene Pritchard, had a field day, as he collected twenty-eight points, and his teammate, Gene Ollrieh, hit the net for twenty. Taking a 10-1 lead in the first four minutes of play, the Tigers easily subdued an outclassed Westmiiister team, 449-33. Coach Stalcup used fifteen men in the fray, with Bed', Haynes leading the scoring with thirteen points. Missouri pulled its first upset of the year as the Tigers took the measure of the St. Louis University Billikens, 448--L--1. llissouri's heavy scoring, led by Pippin and Jenkins, came in the first half, as the Tiger shotsjust couldn't seem to miss the Pago 243 ---- Y 1..v- ----- r-a,rn-..': .T .. ---Y Y --vs..- .--1 - - JH- .'..z':'f, . hoop. The half-time count saw Missouri lead, 31-17. St. Louis struck back in the second half, pulling up to within four poi11ts of the Tigers, but the rally fell short. Six-foot, nine-inch Ed McCauley was a standout for the Bills, as he scored twenty- two points. Later in the season, at St. Louis, Missouri took a heart-breaking 35-36 defeat at the hands of the Bills, al- though McCauley was'held to only two field goals. On December 12 the Tigers journeyed to Kansas City to participate in the Big Six Invitational Basketball Tourna- ment. In their first-round game the Bengals bowed, 52-56, to well-balanced Southern Methodist team, in an extremely well-played game. Tiger fortunes were no greater thc follow- ing day, as they courageously went down to defeat before the Uklahoma Sooners, 53-6l. The Tigers salvaged their final game of the tournament on a free-throw by Bob 1Vacht.er, as they defeated the lowa Slate Cyclones, 56-55. Southern Methodist won the tournament championship by defeating Kansas. Thornton Jenkins was named at a forward position on the tournamentis second all-star team. -r,-me-f:f,1.,--15-fg-1-Q rfgggrn-aff-:jg-x- rg-r-vifs:-ic:.i4Qi?5!N'1'5a ?'?'Hs+'VF- 3 Bottom row, left to right: PIEIKPOINT, Ross, GWINN, BURT, WADLEIGH Second row: PIPPIN, PILLIARD, SALLEE, WACHTER, SHOCKLEY, JENKINS Top row: STARK, PHILLIPS, RUDOLPH, FOWLER, HAYNES, SMITH, Ganwrrz The eyes of the nation were focused on the Tigers as they defeated the highly-touted Illinois Whiz Kids in a thrill- packed game at Kansas City. The Tigers completely out- hustled their startled opponents as Darrel Lorrance hit the net for eighteen points and Thornton Jenkins played a spec- tacular floor game as well as adding fourteen points. The final score was: Missouri 5.5, Illinois 50. The Tigers defeated Washington University twice. The first game, played in St. Louis, saw Missouri gain an early lead only to be overtaken by the Bears, A18-17, late in the first half. The Tigers found themselves again in the second half, however, to win easily, 54-40. In the second meeting it was a little different story, as the stubborn Bears, led by I-Iasley'I-Ias- meier's fourteen points, put on a rally in the waning minutes of the game only to be checked by the clock, Missouri emerg- ing the victor, 50-45. The Oklahoma City Invitational Tournament found the Tigers meeting the Texas Longhorns in their Hrst-round game. The teams looked fairly even until Missouri center, John Rudolph, was forced to leave the game with a sprained ankle. This seemed to dishearten the Missourians as they were de- feated, 4.5-66, Texas All-American, Bill I-Iargis, tossing in seven- .teen points. In their second game, the Tigers took the measure of the Rice Owls, 57-53, but were defeated, 51-58, in the finale by Baylor. Oklahoma A. St M. defeated Kansas, 42-39, to win first place in the tournament. ' Taking vengeance for their unsuccessful Oklahoma trip, the Tigers annihilated the winless Horned Frogs of Texas Christian University, 63-36, in a game at St. Louis. Darrel Lorrance was the chief offender to the -Texans, bucketing sixteen points. Thus the Tigers had a record of nine wins and six losses in non-conference competition. Page 244 Mi: ' ' 'H' --' '-414211-'-1'-I.'13LJJ8il' A v E 5 ' I Q . CAPTAIN THORNTON JENKINS DAN PIPPIN I I I 1 PLEASANT SMITH DARIIEL LOIIIIANCE 1 X I I 4 Y r I I, ,.-,,.,.- 7,-,w--Aff: ,,.1E'?'!'Su.,:.f.4,l-w,: , '. ' :iff . :ivgwiia-:f3Az: ,.,.,,. MN.- -i ., TQ? J OHN RUDOLPH Bon WACH-mn BILL HAYNES BOB GAHWITZ KARL PIERPOINT !. Y r l ' 1 1 'a I 'I i I I I a I I u 1 V I ' r 4 KENNY BOUNDS L i w Y 5 L i I Page 246 . E gba-A-fee -' --as -'H' CYCLUNES January 3 at Columbia - - MISSOURI 36, IOWA STATE 25 The Tigers started their Big Six campaign in the right way by taking the measure of the Iowa State Cyclones in a game featuring defensive play. Jenkins hit the hoop for two points in the first thirty seconds of play, giving Missouri a lead which was never relinquished. The Tigers led, 22-16, at the end of the low-scoring first half. The second half was practically a standstill as Missouri was only able to get four baskets from the field and the Iowans three. High scorer of the game was Iowa State's Paulsen who collected eight points. February 15 at Ames - - - MISSOURI 52, IOWA STATE 54- Iowa State, always tough on its home court, had loo much Ray and Roy Wehde, as the Cyclone twins garnered thirty-six points between them. Iowa Slate got oll' to an early 16-5 lead but a Missouri rally sparked by Pleasant Smith tied the score at 26 apiece. Trailing 27-29 at half-time, the Tigers came back in the second period, managing to keep up but never overtaking their opponents. Here's the lip-o0'for lhe second half of llze Iowa Slale game. The t'VIissouri cenler is Gerry Fowler. Page 247 K V K sim, L.,,..,,, , ,,.,.,:H5g .-v.:-,:1wgfg3'Q7j-gn-n'1'fl ' in.-.psf ,- 5 ,. ' 3.-E -'11?igmF'c-, . '- i...- gf- -- -H rY ' 5 ' '- ' ' ' L I ' Bob Garwiiz looks like he's riding for a fall in lhe, Kansas Slate game. ' Jan. 14 at Manhattan - - MISSOURI 43, KANSAS STATE 42 In a nip-and-tuck battle, the Tigers finally surged ahead, 36-32, in the final minutes to what appeared to be certain victory, but the fighting Wildcats tied the score at 36 ali in the final three minutes. Going into the overtime period, Darrel Lorrance made two baskets to give Missouri a four-point advantage, but long shots by Harold Howey kept the Wild- cats in the race right down to the photo-finish. Feb. 7 at Columbia - - - MISSOURI 49, KANSAS STATE 43 Fine defense and accuracy at the free-throw line kept the Wildcats in the game until the last nine minutes when Missouri finally managed to pull away. The score was tied nine times during the course of play, as Kansas State coach, J ack Gardner, came to the court several times to dispute officials' decisions. Jenkins led Missouri scoring with thirteen points while Howey was high for Kansas State with ten. Page 243 'S+' K .-,..-...,1J.....-.. BURN HUSKERS January 18 at Columbia - - - MISSOURI 47, NEBRASKA 41 In one of the most thrilling games of the year, the Tigers got off to an early 9-3 lead, but the Huskers narrowed the margin to 9-8 at the end of the first ten minutes and gained a 19-19 tie at the end of the half. Missouri finally took com- mand of the situation in the second half on baskets by Jenkins and Pippin. Brown was high for the losers with seventeen points. This was the Tigers' fourth consecutive conference victory without a loss. February 2'6 at Lincoln - - - MISSOURI 60, NEBRASKA 49 Smarting from successive defeats at the hands of Drake and Iowa State, the Tigers put on a strong drive in the second half to overtake their 28-29 deficit of the Hrst half. Dan Pippin tallied sixteen points as he led his mates in overpower- ing the Nebraskans in the later period. Rell Ilaynes lakes a sho! against Nebraska P129 p as n V ' I a c24 ,,, , . .- 5' f -1- ' if- ' 1'r,s - vl' MM, -.,.5,,,,,,,,,,, -, , - I mm.-55.1 - rWA:::.x.J.. Imam! jx n X l VF ng. F! Ni gin ly: IW XJ WL U M mx . N it X J 1 J I I 1 Y 1 N A X1 T ' .1 ' ' A. 'U U XL' I ' M issouri's Pleasant Smith scored two points on th is one. January 25 at Norman - - - MISSOURI 43, OKLAHOMA 57 Inability to make their shots count cost the Tigers their first Big Six defeat of the year. Missouri had numerous oppor- tunities to score but failed to capitalize on them, while Gerald Tucker led his Sooner mates with twenty-one points. Efforts by Lorrance and Garwitz fell short of the mark as the Tigers could not match the Sooner pace. Payne and Courty played outstanding floor games for Oklahoma. February 27 at Columbia - - MISSOURI 36, OKLAHOMA 42 The largest crowd in Brewer Field House history was dis- appointed as the Oklahoma Sooners won their first undisputed Big Six basketball title since 1929. It was Gerald Tucker again as the Sooner All-American connected for seventeen points in the first half. Goals by Kenny Bounds and Karl Pierpoint brought the Tigers to within one point of Oklahoma in the second half with eight minutes to go, but three long shots by Jack Landon put the game on ice for the champions. The final two minutes of play developed into a game of keepaway on the part of Oklahoma. Page 250 -4 -- ---funzu-1 v IAYKHAWKS January 7 at Lawrence - - - MISSOURI 39, KANSAS 34 Concentration on defensive work paid off for the Tigers as they upset their bitter rivals, the Kansas Jayhawks. The Tigers completely dominated a disappointing Jayhawk team as Dan Pippin poured in seventeen points for the cause and Pleasant Smith very capably held down K. U. scoring ace, Charley Black. The game was interrupted late i11 the second half when Kansas coach, f'Phog Allen, and Coach Stalcup had a verbal clash over the calling of a foul. March 7 at Columbia - - - MISSOURI 34, KANSAS 38 Played before practically empty stands due to the in- fluenza epidemic, the Jayhawks avenged their previous defeat in a roughly played game. The score was dcadlockcd at the end of the first five minutes, but at the ten-minute period Kansas had pulled away lo a 21-9 lead. Mizzou spurted in the final three minutes of the first half with a ten-point rally, featuring goals by Jenkins, Garwitz, and Lorrance, the half- time tally, 24-19, in favor of Kansas. The Jayhawks took charge of things again i11 the early part of the second half with eight minutes remaining although Missouri came up within striking distance, 34-38. Charley Black not only played outstanding ball on the rebounds for K. U. but also led the scoring, with seventeen points. I Darrel Lorrance goes up for a sho! in lhe speclalorless game against Kansas Page 7:1 - H Y ,, . .-.. ., .-- . ' , I a! - ,ij . QSNDLA 1-,Nair-sl . . . - v...-,-.....-.--Trn::.- -:,'Lc.i.'.'.r. .1 t'??',' 32,5-:E '.-E-. - ---- -:-V--- -'- - V--f--' ' -f - .....-.-w......4 . . . . . - B-TEAM W I Top row: BURT, HOLZER, NELSON, SALLEE W' Middle row: TURNER, PHILLIPS, SHOCKLEY, MCMIILLEN Bottom raw: DELAY, GWINN t THE B TEAM RECORD ' Missouri Warrensburg HBH. . . . . .. 30 U A . s I s Missouri Central College. , . . . . . 23 The record of the B Team indicates that Missouri Missouri Westminster .iB,,- D U s s H 23 basketball followers can expect some good teams in the future. Missouri Moberly Jr. College ..,. .... 4 0 The B Team was capably coached this year by Clay Cooper. Missouri golf . . . . , . . .I , , . , M'so ' 11. ouis . H .... The following men received minor letters: Donald Burt, Kansas State ..B,,. A I s s U 42 Gerry Fowler, Richard.Gwinn, Donald McMillen, Les Perl- Missouri Westminster UB ...... .... 3 5 man, Robert Phillips, Roy Pilliard, Donald Sallee, Kenneth' Missouri Moberly Jr' College if , . Missouri Rolla B .......... ..,. x Shockley, and James Wadlelgh. Missouri Warrensburg s G 1 1 H 27 Missouri Kansas State B .. . . . . . 35 Missouri B Central College. . . . - . - 56 Page 252 A M 4:1-'ggi-,--.v.L:.f.ve-.gf-L.-, ,q,:LL:...:c9..gt,h,.,.4: -, ,, -f .-u' Q 1 Right: Three Cornhuskers watch Red Haynes' shot in the Nebraska game. Lefl: '1Sparky and an uniden- tified hand. 1 1 11 11 11 11 Lqfl: Dan Pippin is bottled up by K. U.'s Owen Peck as Otto Sclinelllaaclier and Charley Black Of Kansas and Miss0uri's Kenny Bounds look on. 11 1 1 Below: Johnny Rudolph tries to chin liimscll' at the expense ol' his Oklahoma opponent. 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - I ee e e e 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1' in-f'S-TE':'-'-' ' 1 '-251'-F1-1-'1. : 'I -If 2141- Q22 57513261 :,'1,' f.'3f1 , , F,,.'1 ', 11-f '. -' 1 F-. .1-9. r-2 TRACK Page 254 I vi 5 .5 4 Av -1 1 f f,,2??j5fn : ..1.l X Top row, left to right: CHURCH, PHILLIPS, FUBST, BELTS,'WOLFEQ APPLEBAUM, FRIEL, DREW, PULLIAM, OMOHUNDRO Third row: MADDEN, HOWE, BUSSEL, GUTH, TATUM, KILLOUGH, KLAUS, GARTISER, BLAKELEY, KLEIN Second row: TRAINER DE VICTOR, VAN DYNE, BARKER, MINOGUE, SCHUSTER, SCHLEGAL, QUINN, NEER, LANCASIER, GILLMORE, COACH Borrs Front row: BEST, DAY, SHEEHAN, AULT, Sci-IMIDT, QUIRK, CHRONISTER, HOWARD TRACK TEAM Page 256 4 . J The Missouri Indoor Track team ran, leaped, and hur- dled its Way through an undefeated season by capturing three Big Six dual meets and romping away with the conference carnival at Kansas City. In every contest records were cracked or equaled as Nebraska, Kansas State, and Kansas U. fell under the superior 'Tiger cindermen in dual meets. G Sparked by Captain Dick Ault, honors were also copped by Bud Gartiser, Bill Day, Floyd Gaultney, a11d Bob Blakely in the hurdle events. Dick Schmidt striding in the half, Lan- caster, Klein, Minogue, and Ault passing the baton, Harry Guth sprinting the 60, Dan VanDyne topping the pole-vault markers, and Ed Quirk hurling the shot. fn I 4 i 1 1 i .-- --A-, - -r Justus Blu sux CHAMPS Bob Blakely tops the high hurdles with ease. , Bud Gaffisef gels S6if0V affl-Yi helli- INDOOR TRACK After three years of Iowa State rule, Missouri's thin- Highlighting the meet was the breaking of one record and the tying of two more by the Bengals. Bud Gartiser equaled the National Indoor Collegiate record in the 60-yard low hurdles at 6.9 while Harry Guth tied the 60-yard dash clads regained the Big-Six Indoor Track crown at Kansas City last March. A well-balanced team, coached by Torn Botts, rolled up the points by capturing the first five events while meet record at 6.3. Bob Blakely topped the 60-yard high placing in every other event except the two-mile. hurdle record, running it in 7.5. Ed Quirk puts his weight behind the shot. Harry Guth displays his winning sprint form --4-'-- Y H -1--A H '-' ' CRUSS COUNTRY Tiger iwo-milers finish lhird Outstanding performances were turned in by other Tiger cindermen. Ed Quirk hurled the shot 50 feet 5 and M inches, to gain a first. Floyd Gaultney leaped 22 feet 11 and M inches to win top honors in the broad jump. Captain Dick Ault chalked up more points by running a fleet second in the quarter mile event. The Bengal relay team also took a second. Other men placing in the meet were Schmidt in the half-mile, Bosworth in the mile, Klaus in the shot put, Knapp and Van- Dyne in the pole vault, and Day in 60-yard low hurdles. CHHONISTER, SLAGLE, Boswonrn, KILLOUGH Coach Tom Bott's two-milers rounded out their '46 season by capturing third-place honors in the Big Six cross- country event at Norman, Oklahoma, in November. Un- defeated in three previous dual meets, the Bengal cindermen were edged out by Oklahoma and Kansas State. Sparked by hard-working Bill Killough, Bob Bosworth, Bill Slagle, and Dick Chronister, the two-milers defeated Iowa State, Kansas, and Nebraska in three successive dual meets. Although the squad was plagued by illness, Coach Botts said he was satisfied with the teaIn's performance. ous Fzrsl raw left to right BOB Boswoivru Tow! Borrs COACH DEX KIEQL E Second row LEONARD MOIXGAN' BILL CHRONISTER BILL Scorr EVE HIEL Page 259 H BILL SLAGLE ' ' . s ' , . s 4 1 : . I , ' ' ' ' , . .. -- -I-L Y -,r--'ii '.f'Y-W P'--V'-. 7'1- zQ'y.. ' L 4-'rf' 'l,:,.1'a A :Z , J I , --.-, ,Y ,, ,, ,..-,. ,3....a 1-4----.A . ., ... ....-...:.L:.s-- ...-- f-,q:L,-- -f- .-iwfni.-Lzbiadgna-zahzala-.ae1.41zn--.-Q --N A---L - - --U -f --- BASEBALL TEAM I I I ,, U-- ..,. -,..AI,, , I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I Top row: COACH SIMMONS, RESI-ucIN, FEIIII, EIGELBERGER, SPINKS, REED, PITTS, VoLz, TIIAINEII DIVICTOR Middle row: POSTEL, FLEDEIIMAN, Hoox, FELDMAN, LIVINGSTON, WACKERLE, DECKEII Bottom row: SPIIEITZEII, ENTSMINGEP., MOBAN, JENKINS, DRYDEN, EATOCK Big Six baseball competition was resumed in 1946 after it had been discontinued due to war. The Tiger team was directed by John Hi Simmons, who, on his return from service in the Navy, resumed his role as coach. The record Oklahoma won the Big Six Baseball Championship and the Tigers finished fourth. Letters w-ere awarded to Feldman, Reshkin, Fehr, Moran, Wackerle, Spinks, Eigelberger, Hook, ' Jenkins, Waslk, Consentino, Entsminger, Flederman, Eatock, for the 1946 baseball season was as follows: Missouri Sedalia Army Base Mfissouri Nebraska . . Missouri Nebraska . I Missouri St. Louis U. Missouri Washington. . Missouri Kansas . . alld Reed. Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Kansas . Kansas . Kansas . Washington Iowa State Iowa State 5 5 4 5 3 9 Page 260 I I I 4 ' AW' W- ' B ----- --------imqxnnzdnguagi - ' Q ,,..,-,-1 ,- 1 The golf team from lefl to righl is: Fnran MAYER, Lowrw HENLEY, DoN Pnovow, Bon Buns:-nan Eight straight victories! That was the record of the Tigers' 1946 golf team. Coach Chauncey Simpson picked four outstanding Missourians from the candidates that re- ported and they proved to be as good as any in the midwest. Captain ofthe team was a Columbia boy, Lowry Henley. Number two man was Donald Provow from Hayti, and two St. Louisians-Fred Mayer and Robert Burgher-rounded out the squad. The Bengals won two matches from St. Louis U., Wash- ington and Kansas, and took single victories from West- minster and Quincy College. In the Big Six tournament at Lincoln, Neb., they ran into tough luck. Their train was late and they had to play the course cold, but they managed a third-place finish anyway. Page 261 Intercollegiate tennis returned to the University campus in 1946 after a tive-year lapse. The netman turned in a record of five victories, three losses, and one tie for the season. Coach Wayne Thompson built a winning combination around Captain Ralph Manning, who moved to Columbia from Ft. Worth, where he was the ranking playerg Frank Sebree, a Kansas City junior champion, and Bill Johnson, who held the same honor in St. Louis. Les Nackman and Ray McNally won the other two berths on the squad and the Tigers were back in the love-thy-neighbor business. The squad finished the season with two victories over Concordia Seminary, two over the Ottumwa Pre-Flight School, and one over Westminster. They lost twice to Wash- ington University, once to Iowa State, and tied Kansas. No official Big Six title was at stake. - v H . . - 1 '-Lf' .5 . 7'f rw, - 1,,,'l ' v , , An-. vkxh -.f uxgk A ,--,K N ,, ..,a. ,. o,,- IN , a u ,- r,.,,,--.,. '..F.:,-'-.1.-.-:L 1 ' irzi' 115:16 CoAcH STANKOWSKI MENl'S INTRAMURALS Intra-mural sports, directed by Mr. Stankowski, headlined the list of mens' campus activities, and crowds were on hand to watch the musclemen swing into action. Divided into an independent and a fraternity league, thrilling plays and humorous antics provided enjoyment for everyone. At the finish of the volleyball race Beta Theta Pi was out in front of fraternity sports with Sigma Chi, Phi Delta Theta, Kappa Sigma, and Delta Upsilon in hot pursuit. '- ' Besides the champion teams and their sports pictured here there were singles and doubles in ping-pong, track, tennis, horseshoes, softball, and cross-country. 1 The many and varied activities gave a chance for all the amateurs to show their athletic prowess. Front row, lefi io right: BUELL HENsoN, RILEY BROWN, RIP MANNING, CAPTAIN GENE RUSH Back row: DON MARTIN, RUSS DETHLEFSEN, LEE MEYER, BOB CRABTBEE Not piciured: ED LANCE, JOE BRADLEY, IsH STEINKUHLER Referee Ken Quevreaux watches Rip Man- ning of the championship Quarterback team tag D U ball carrier for the down. At the side is a group picture of the Quarterback school intra- mural football winners. pagg 262 D 2 , iv All ,, ,. Kg--:rx 4-4.5 54-'.2.1g. '2,'f.3 Jsggg . . -.rg-u.u.... : 'N -V ' ' V-f s , 7 r Y H P I L, 'fd h 4 291 .V E Bob Teel shoots one for the Belas. The Bela's llzal caplured lhe baskelball lille. Lefl lo right: OLLIE Hook, GEORGE FINDLAYSON, DoN SIMPSON, Bon TEEL, STU FIND- LAYSON, AND COACH BEN Monms. , ,xt 1 EL... ,Me-ew A DU seis up a 'ispiken sho! as the SAM's anxiously walch in one ofthe firsl volleyball games. ff f gif, 3, ' 'ily . A 5,1 ...-' HI , 'F , 1 ' 'U' 1 A , V., 1, , - ' fs? . - sg If 35, ' ' , f 1'...,,aL4 ,5gg45.,fvzNf mf -i,H-T:-fs..-, 'gif iw ,xl . V .'K.f.ff.I.4.- -Q4iz11lifl1g..4, .-.N v.,u.,5:.,. 4 ,4:.A,,..,.,g .-JL-f . -- . - loo??? Art Consanlzno shows how he won mlrarnural Iniramuralmarbles, P handball age 263 --44ygfg5q13'1f-1 4- ZvZf'3,1','i?E - .aj--kwff - : ::4..::-1:. E ,.. . ... . 1 1 x wuMEN's A T THLETICS Missouri University women have enjoyed an extensive athletic program this year, sponsored by the University'g Physical Education Department, with the cooperation of the Physical Education majors. .V Skill in almost every popular American sport for women has been developed and displayed by the University's two thousand thirty-four women-who now include in their ranks former service Women, veterans wives and exchange students from foreign countries alonghwith the usual coed enrollment' , i , 5 Swimmers take their marks V -judges and timers ready! Poise, skill, accuracy I x N . I Just under the basket . . . Shoot! l - Y 1 Pagz 264 5-W he-U -I --,-.J..:....W -.-.y....P -, - .9-'.. ff, VARSITY TEAMS I I I I I XSMV I I The varsity swimming team is composed of the out- standing swimmers who participated in the Interclass swim- ming meet held in March. Voshurgh, Westerman, Fisher, Nee, Canning, Sandy, Hausman, Peel. Not present for pic- I ture: McKovsky and Cook. HOCKEY BASKETBALL ' :seg 'I ,1 I 1 C 4 ' . 1 I ii,V -1 . I I I I I I I I Page 265 I I , I I I s ' I Isl row: Pioncnns, PAGE. Dowxzm., ZUCK, ANDY I 1st row- LYNG, ZUCK, HILL I ' : D Y KEI.I.1' I'IILL 2nd row: WALxEn, HEMBY, HENSLEY 2nd row A , , Q I I M- ,,,s-,,.. f-1 .L-f,-.-I, - - - -5. lNrRAMuyRALs I The Winning team of the intramural doubles tournament, Betty Renfrew and Marjorie Bell, un- affiliated Independents, who defeated the fast-playing Alpha Epsilon Phi team for their title. The Templecrone I volleyball team, who took the honors in the volleyball tournament held last November. l lst row: FA1.LooM, F. HILL, ABEY, Molmow . 2nd row: MARGAHITIS, AXELBAUIQI, SANDY, HAUSEMANN, MACK Kappa Alpha Theta's straight-shooting bowling team, who captured the 3rd row: HORN, Fnnssz, ROBBINS, REHN, H0014 Intramural title last November' W Y lst row: COCHRAN, PATEBSON 2nd row: WEBER, BALL, HATFIELD Y . Page 266 V Virginia Beazley and Martha Ruddy, Delta Gamma, in a heated badminton match against the Templecrome II team during the badminton tournament played oil' this April. Sari Birke and Pat Mumford, Chi Omega the table-tennis titalists for the year, having won the tournament which was played oil' early in March. A'gr0up of Mizzou's speed swimmers line up for some final instructions during a practice preceding the Intramural Swimming Meet in April. fp:an:?f '7' 9 Man Wanted A man for hard work and rapid promotion, who can find things to be done without the help of manager and assistants. A man ,who gets to work on time in the morning and does not imperil the lives of others in an attempt to he first out of theofiice at night. A man- who listens carefully when spoken to, and asks only enough questions to insure accuracy in carrying out instructions. A man who moves quickly and makes as little noise as possible about it. A man who looks you straight in the eye and tells the truth every time. ' A man who does not pity himself for having to dig in and hustle. A man who is cheerful, courteous to everyone, and de- termined to make good. If interested, apply any hour, anywhere, any place, to anyone- MI SOURI STORE CO. Opposite University Library 16 Follower of Successful- Graduates for 38 Years MCLA GHLI BRO . FURNITURE Co J PANY W9 O Furniture O Rugs O Electrical Appliances N. Tenth St. Phone 43341 X H, I . QR? . If Q 1 lv... 'EP P521 ' v .- ii? U ' E - A Y - 'A ' i Ccwhy?-,cause Pm gonna play football for Missouri. Central Dairy .sgrggie sf Page 265 ww 1 1 l l 1 1 l I i E l 1 l r J , 1 i E gi uV- H, 1 ... L, ff,-,pr equi f.:g.33gz:-:g gf-f - 7- : .. . s-Racer: ' ff' Your Appearance is Our Business X We know that personal appearance is more than a matter of good looks . EVER EAT CAFE Since 1930 Well kept clothes are essential to those Beat K. U. in '47 who wish to look their best. That is why we make sure that our customers re- ceive the best possible laundry and dry cleaning service. So, if you want the best for your clothes, call . . . DORN-CLONEY LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING CO. 101-9 s. EIGHTH sr. PHONE 3114 Your Drug Store ESSER DRUG STORE 715 Broadway Phone 4300 T. G. I. E. INCORPORATED The place lo go for O FILM 0 CAMERAS O RADIOS 0 RECORDS 0 PHONOGRAPHS Radio Electric Shop 903 UNIVERSITY 1005 E. BROADIVAY 3363 6236 Tiger Hotel P 269 N Q? :gg Remember the story of Dorothy, Toto, the hx .G 3 xx Cowardly Lion, Tin Woodman, and the Straw f' X, In is Man in their search for the Wizard? Each had fjf I X a personal problem for the Wizard to solve. A 0 Though times have changed, people still need help f S I and it's good to know there's a modern Wizard I' X I Z ,I as Close as your nearest electric switch. This I I hx I A' I I 0-I present-day Wizard, who calls himself your elec- I 4 ' ' I I II 5 tric servant, will time your alarmg wash your clothesg help prepare your mealsg or bring you top Kansas Cit Power 81 Li ht Compan S Searching for Fashion F irsls. ' Here they are: Q NARDIS Q MclVIULLEN'S Q EISENBERGKS Q JO COLLINS Q AMERICAN GOLFERS I Q HOUSE OF SWANSDOWN f 3.01723 r Fine Floral Art . . -rg? everuf occasion-. Mlssoum THEATRE BLDG. PHONE I-1'-ISE Pg 270, Q I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -A en ----Af THE CAMPUS CALL GAEBLERS Let's Go To -. .X ..-,maui 1- , The Center of Student Activity CONLEY AVENUE GENTRY PLACE Sem Rears its Heat at Homecoming with the help of the Kappa Sigs Qftto t tactic of photography 10 A South Ninth Phone 6219 P 271 Y X- if ,f','f f I hex -1 Q: 14 7 .I ' ' TIE :S EJ' 73 I, f 5 -.S gg X X 5 A A 'I : ,' S, 51 Sw s .. IX X ' N, I Encore! Applause! Cheers! 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Truly Columbia's Supefiof Quality Dominant Shop Dependable Service n J li 67 S f-Lanzs Store-16 S. Ninth Greenhouse-West Blvd IIILLAS DRUGS . FOUNTAIN SERVICE . LIQUORS 21 SOUTH NINTH ST. PHONE 5304 P 273 it 1 ---4 4,4 44 4 4 4 4 .4 54 44 44 4 4 Novus Casual Salon 44 4 4 4 . 4 544 g l 4 O '4 4 4 ,V is gmnnfss N 4 ' I6 QMARTE5 Qi . q- -- ' , A - 4' r . 5' 2 OOLUMBIAS SMABTEST 5 'gb 'Q 3 SHOE SHOP 1 . 3 9 A the n us shop . the n us shop 34 I 4 4 forfine . l YOU'LL ENJOY 4 81178 T I4 J y 4 0 Flne Accommodations See 0 Excellent Food ' O Courteous Service V b, 0 Homelike Atmosphere E44 4 Ill S 4 A Daniel Boone Hotel 44 COLUMBIA'S FINEST 44 4 - , 4 44 Iwasy shop JOHN N.TAYLOR,1nc. 444 ,L 4 AT W 4 DOD GE-PLYMOUTH SALES THE BLUE SHOP 40 Years Dependable A 1108 E. Broadway Servwe '41 COLUMBIA, MISSOURI 605-7 BROADWAY 4 .44 l P g 274 44 4 I 4 . Lf. 4 44' 444 IM F? 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 i 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 441i W- I ,V,, ,,-,. 'H W. ...-. . , -----N -- -H -A , ' - .. - . - .I ,. I---J, ', f, fa: .. ..v. - - - - S. G. A. Presidenl Bob Byers crowns ihe Savilar Queen mghts Drug Shop Qince 1907 Prompt-free deliw ery 815 E. BROAD!! xy PHONF 4 SA N I TO N E 2 wAY Pnoczssl emu: Campus Valet Cleaners Compliments A Wi !51'011Il:61',' Ask for ---- I. G. A. Food Products Tested Quality True Economy Nowell Grocery Wholesale only COLUMBIA FULTON were W See Your Nearby Dealer - PHELAN-FAUST PAINT MFG. CO. ST. LOUIS 11, Mo. P 275 R .S I K I X z I I I - ' .4 'x 4, 4 , V - l fi , i f X , A s 1 1' - K Q -f ty f ' ' C I ' 12 ff N A I 2 , 15 , Yla C ff 4, X X. ' I - 'IZ 5, if --' 11 ig A S SL., I W., : -22791 A B ' ' :nik K 2 ,pit ', I Q 1 S f 7' - 35 ' B? 1 A A itil? E..-'I'-: i , ' - - U , H: Iliggfi- A 'ffbefidfrdf-'RD- Q . I Ihhargty wai toget my h- d th t eug-suit I-saw aclvghtised in the Savitarf, Best wishes to you all E, W. Stephens C0 PRINTING BOOK MANUFACTURING Columbia's finest theaters Q Missouri Q Varsity Q Hall COLLEGE AMUSEMENT CO. 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U.'s Cheerleaders Page 278 ie-HF ' Y.-:gave--K .1q: , , B Barth Clothing Company .... Blue Shop ................. ADVERTISING INDEX Boone County National Bank ..... , , , 276 Buchroeder's Shoppe .... .. . . Byron-Price .......... I C Campus-Valet Cleaners ...... Central Dairy ............ College Amusement Co.. . . Columbia Ice Co. ...... . D Daniel Boone Hotel ....... Dorn-Cloney Laundry.. . . . Drug Shop ........... . . E Ever-Eat Cafe ........ . . Esser Drug ............... .. E. W. Stephens Printing Co.. Exchange National Bank .... G Gaeblers ...... . . Chic Studio .... H Harris' Cafe ..... . . Harzfelds ............ Hillas ................. H. R. Mueller Florist ...... J John N. Taylor ..... . . J ulies ........... .Page 279 RQ Page K - - . . . 278 Kansas City Light Sz Power . . . . . . . . 274 L . . . . . 273 G 1 I 272 Lamb Jewelery .... . . . Libson Shops ..... , M . . . 275 I U 1 7 268 McLaughlin F1u'niture Co.. U U 276 Miller Shoe Co. ....... . . . . U I - 277 Miller-Wayland ........... Missouri Store .... A . . . N ' ' ' Novus Shop ..,....... . . . 7 275 Nowel Wholesale Grocery. . P Paul Allen Florist ......... . . . 269 . ...269 ...276 277 271 271 273 272 273 273 274 273 Phelan Paints .......... Pucket's Mens Wear ...... B Radio Electric Shop ....... S Suzanne's ..... . . . T Tiger Hotel ..... . . . U University-Book Store ...., W Woolf Brothers ...... . . . C Page 270 274 277 268 277 273 268 274 275 270 275 273 269 270 269 272 275 Sludeni and College A Aabye, C. E. CJD STUD Page Abend, R. CAD .............. Abbott, M. J. CAD ........ 102 Ahoy, M. J. CJD ....... 36, 100 Abney, A. B, CEdD Abney, C. B. CEdD ........... Acker, E. F. CBKLPAD . . ...... Ackermann, B. L. CAD Acton, V. L. CAD Adair, D. E. CAD Adams, A. CAgD . . .......... . Adams, J. H. CAD .......... 68 Adams, L. G. CAD ........ Adams, M. M. CJD ........ Adams, M. R. CAD .... 116 sa, 116 116 Adams, S. M. CAD ........ Adamson, M. L. CLD Adell, S. E. CAD Aeby, J. 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CAD .......... . . 68 Andrews, D. N. CAD ..... . . 36 Andrews, H. P. CB8zPAD ...... 36 Anglen, M. F. CAD Antle, A. D. CAD Apperson, G. P. CAD Applehaum, G. E. CAD ....... 82 Arbaugb, V. G. CAD Arbuckle, J. CAD . Archambault, R. CAgD . Armentrout, M. Y. CAD Arnett, L. O. CEdD .... 36, 108 129 Arnsperger, E. M. CAgD Artico, I. L. CAD Asbill, A. R. CAD Ashell, J. E. CAD Askew, P. A. CAD ...... 68, 105 161 Atchinson, B. L. CAD. . ....... 52 Atherton, M. L. CAD Atkins. S. L. CAD Atlas, M. B. CAD Atteberry, M. CJD. . ......... 141 AuBuchon, S. A. CAD ........ 82 Aultrnan, D. A. CAD ....... 82 100 Ausman, E. H. CJD... , .... 52 150 Avery, B. n. CEdD . . . .. .... as 102 Avery, M. K. CAD ......... 52 Avery, S. J. CAD ........... 69 Avoske, B. J. CAD . ........ 82 Axelbaum, R. P. CJD Azbill, E. D. CAgD B Baer, N. J. CAD ........... 52 Bailey, M. B. CEdD ........ Balm, J. I. CJD ............ Bain, A. CAD .... .. .. Baker, B. A. CEdD Baker, E. A. CEdD ..... Baldwin, C. CAD ...... Bales, D. D. 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Blake, R. R. CGD Blake, M. W. CGD Blaker, P. M. CEdD . . . Blakey, J. A. CAD .... . lass, E A. CAD ..,.... Blumenfeld. S. CJD ..... Bodewell, B. J. CAD. . . Boefer, B. I. CAD Boling, C. D. CAD ..... Bomen, M. R. CAD .. .. 82, 105 ....s2 ffffaid 36, 108, f.'ff6d ....a7 ....52 fff.'6s3 ....a1 ....82 Bomgardner, H. I. CGD' A 1 1 V 1 1 Booth, M. I. D. CAD Botner, D. L. CAD Botner. G. P. CAD Bottenberz, D. C. CAD Butts, D. P. CAD Bourn, M. C. CAD v r 36 36 36 68 102 36 124 68 82 104 104 112 112 82 52 143 36 68 141 52 52 82 159 68 52 68 68 52 100 68 82 129 158 101 160 105 52 101 82 52 159 37 143 158 161 37 53 127 160 53 102 69 ENT BODY Women Student and College Boutin, A. A. CJD ..... Bow, D. M. CJD ............. Bowers, M. A. CGD Boyce, M. A. CJD. ......... 53, 100 Boyd, J. J. DEdD Boys, L. J. CAD Bradley, -D. L. CJD ........... 37 Bradley, D. M. CB8zPAD Bradley, G. A. CEdD ......... B H. R G ruse. - C D Bramble, J. 0. CAgD Brand, W. J. CAD Brandt, B. L. CAgD Brandt, M. L. CBSLPAD Bramely, J. D. CAD .......... 69 Brannum, F. J. CAD. . .83, 100, 105 Bratt, H. J. CAD Bratton, M. E. CAD Bray, M. L. CAD Brazeal, V. E. CAD Breacher, J. M. CAD Breda, G. CAD Brennen, J. E. CEdD- Bresee, M. L. CAD ..... Brewer, A. B. CAgD Brewer, J. CAD ........ Brewingbon, C. CAD .... Brewster, M. J. CAD Page . . . . 37 150 142 .......83,160 .. 83 69 127 Bricker, B. J. CEdD .......... 142 Briner, L. M. CBSPAD ....... 127 Brinton, V. B. CJD Britton, V. V. CAD ..... . . 83 Broaddus, M. S. CAD ..., , , . 69 Brornberger. C. A. CAD Brooks M. E. CAgD Brown, B. I. CAD Brown, Brown, B. J. CARD D. D. CGD Brown, E. N. CAD Brown, E. 'C. Brown, E. E. 37, 100, 104, 108, 129 CE-iD sa, 100,104,108, 129 CGD 100, 104,108, 129 159 Brown, F. CAD .......... . .69, Brown, H. J. CAD Brown, J. A. CAD ..... ..... . 83 Brown, J. 0. CEdD Brown, M. M1 CAD ....,... 37, 123 Brown, M. F. CAD ........... 123 Brown, M. M. CAD ......... 69, 123 Brown, M. C. CAgD .......... 123 Brown, M. E. CAD ......,. 31, 123 Brown, P. L. CAD ..... 69, 129, 143 Brown, P. A. CAD ...... 83, 129, 143 Brown, H. M. CGD Browning, K. CBBLPAD ....... 53 Brozen, G. M. CAD Brundege, M. G. CAD Bruner, D. V. CAD ..... .... 8 3 Bruner, M. J. CAD Bryan, S. E. CAD Bryant, B. CJD ............ 37, 158 Bryson, B. J. CAD Buchert, J. R. SAD ......... 37, 100 Buck, D. D. CA Buckley, B. CJD. .... 37 Buckley, B. L. CAD Bull, M. L. CAgD B M A umgarner, , . CAD Bumgarner, R. K. CAD .... .37, 129 Bunker, V. R. CAD ........... 37 Burch, B. J. CAgD ........... 53 Burdett, S. L. CAD Burdett, T. L. CAD Burford, L. M. CGD Burgess, M. L. CEdD . . . . . 53 Burgess, N. A. CAD Burghardt, F. M. CAD ........ 142 Burke, J, R. CJD ' Burnett, P. M. CJD ..... . . 38 Burns, J. E. CJD ............. 53 Burt., V. C. CAD ....,,....... 53 Burton, M. E. CAD ........... 53 Busbee. H. C. CJD ..... 38, 150, 158 Bush, G. F. CAD Byers, C. W. CAD .1 ........... 53 C Caidwell, E. G. CED Caldwell, I. K. CAD Caldwell, R. F. CAD Calvin, H. E. CAgD Campbell, H. CAD . . ......... 53 Campbell, H. J. CEdD ........ 105 Campbell, M. F. CEdD ........ 38 Campbell, N. L. CAD ....... 83, 158 Campbell, V. A. CAD ......... 69 1947 Student and College Campuzano, E. CGD Cannaday, A. K. CAD Page Canning, J. CJD. . .53, 110, 112, 150 Capps, W. CAD Carey, L. E. CAD Cariss, M. L. CMedD Carl, D. L. CAD ......... Carlstead, I. L. CAgD 69 116 126 cnrpenwr,c. CAD...1.11111.70, cnr te s.A. A een r. C D Carrier, E. L. CAD Carroll, L. CAgD Carruthers, J. G. CGD Carter, C. J. CAD ........ Carter, M. A. CAD ..,,,,, Clifilllellr S- CAD .......... Case. B. J- CJD ........ Casebeer, M. R. CAD Casner, W. J. CJD Cass, M. A. CGD Castiglione, E. P. CGD Castleman, H. D. CAD Cates, M. L. CAD Cerf,.R. E. CMedD Cervlnka, M. L. CAgD Chaderton, N. W. CAD.. Chambers, H. F. CAD Chamblin, K. D. CAD. Chancellor, D. L. CJDQ Chandler, B. J. CAD Chandler, Channon, C D Chapman, A. R. CJD Chapman, B. N. CBSLPA Chapman. E. M. CAD Chapman, N. J. CJD . . . Chappell, M. L. CAD. . , 38, . . 83 161 .38, 158 141, 147 70 .....54, 104 .....38,158 C. B. AD ..... 1. A. E. ..... D .. 38 .. 83 . . . 150, 155 127 r . . . .70 Chapple, A. M. CAgD ..,. Charlton, M. E. CAD. . . Chartois, P. W. CAD Chasteen, J. A. CEdD Cherry, J. H. CGD Chiasson, E. C. CAD Choplin, M. E. CEdD Christman, K. G. CGD .54, Christman, K. E. CAD. . . Christopher, A. CAD , . . . , Christrup, H. J. CAD Chryst, J. N. CAgD Cinnamon, S. CAgD .,., Clancy, J. C. CJD ...... ....70, 102 161 . . 54 54 Clapp. L. N. CAeD.....1'1'38 Clapp, S. L. CAD ...... Clare, B. M. CEdD Clare, H. CEdD ..,,,,,, Clark. E- V- CAsD . . . . . 54,1102 104 , 150 102 , 131 54 , 116 54 . . . 102 Clark, H. M. CBQPAD . .. Clark, G. D. CAD Clarke, C. M. CAD . . . . , Clarke. H. J. CEdD Clay, E. D. CEdD .... Clement, M. CAD ,.,,,, Clements, J. L. CAD ...., Clemons, M. L. CAD Clifford, D. E. CB8zPAD Cline, M. L. CAgD .. 54 .. 54 .. 70 .. 54 Clgnsenpeel, K. S. CBePAD.aa, 123 Clithero, H. E. CAD Cochran, B. J. CEdD ,,,,,,,,, 38 Cocks, M. J. CAD. .... . . 54 Coe, M. L. CJD Cole, B. M. CMedD .... . . 38 Cole. M. B. CAD ....... . . sa Cole, N. J. CAD Collins, V. E. CJD ............ 54 Combs. M. F. CJD Connelly, J. L. CAD .... 84, 127, 158 Connelly, W. F. CAD Connett, N. L. CAD Conrad. B. J. CAD ...... . . 84 Cook, A. H. E. CAD Cook, C. J. CAD ............. 128 Cook, J. L. CAD Cook, M. CAD Cooke, I. B. CAD ..... .70, 129, 143 Cook, J. L. CJD .............. 150 Coomber, N. L. CAD ..... .... 1 02 Cooper, M. L. CEdD .......... 54 Corbin, S. J. EdD ore, . . ..... . . Corn, E. J. CAD ..... Core, D. C. CAgD .... . . . . 70 C I N CAD 54, 11 , 115 7 Cornelison, a. G. CAD' ' ' ' Corroughm, S. R. A . . C D Costello, E. M. CAD. . Cotton, G. I. CEdD Cottrell, B. G. CAD ..... Couch. L. L. CAD Cougill, M. A. CAD ..... Covell, C. CAD ...... . ..... 54 70 .. 38 .. 70 84 Page 280 I-Q -' 3'r STUDENT Sludenl and College Cowden G. M. CAD Cox. H. J. CEdD Coyle C. N. Coyne P. R. CAD , . , Craft .B. AD Craft Craig Craig .A. EdD ....... B. 1.. CA D B. B. CAZD Craig V. R. CAD Cramer A. L. CGD Cramer M. A. CAD Crane . J. CAD Crane, K. J. ..... . Crane, P. . Ed Crane, V. D. CAD Cranford . M. CAD Cranford J. Crawford J. CAD ..... Crews, M. E. CAD Crichlow, I. L. CAD , . , Crigler, K. L. CEdD . . . Crosby, D. M. CAD Croson, R. J. CAD Crouch D. L. CAD Crow, J. C. CJD ..... .... Page 54 127 Crowley L. E. CAD ....... . . Crownover, M. M. CAD Crumpley, J. CEdD Culp, P. M. CAD Culver, I. R. CGD Cumbach, P. R. CAD Cummings, M. L. CGD Cummins, M. J. CJD. ...... . . Cunningham, G. J. CAD . Cunningham, N. s. CEdD' ' ' Curry, M. G. CJD Curtis, M. AD Curtright, . M. CAgD ..... Cushman, J. C. CEdD Cutter, M. S. CAD Dale, L. L. CAgD ........ Dalgaard, A. M. CJD Daniel, R. A. CAgD Darby, L. M. CA D Darmstadter, J. . CAD .... . Dausman, P. N. CAD ....... Davenport, B. J. AD Davidson, D. J. C D ....... K 5 5' ....- . 1 . g 4 1. . 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CJD ......... Davis, M. L. CAD ..... , Davis , O. M. CAD Davis, S. CAD Davis , V. P. CAD ...... 70, 102 Davis, W. B. CB8:PAD Dawk ins, B. V. CAgD Dawson, M. CJD ..... Day, C. CAD ......... Dean, G. E. CAgD.. . . . Dean, M. L. CAgD Deaver, S. A. CAD DeClue, P. B. CAD Dede, A. E. CAD Dedman, B. T. CAgD. ...... Deeds, D. D. CAgD DeGroote, B. S. CAD ....... DeHaven, M. V. CAD ...... Dehmer, J. T. CAD Deininger, S. J. EAD .... .... Demand, N. K. AgD DeMos.s, J. CBCXJPAD. ....... . . Dempsey, W. M. CAD. . . Denby, E. A. CAD ......... Denney, E. CAD ........... Denny, D. M, CAD .... . . Denny,D.E. CA Depew, R. M. CAD Depke, J. E. LAD ....... deRivcra, S. . CEdD Devoy, M. I. CAD ....... DeWitt, W. L. CEdD . . . . DeWoody, I. F. CAD Dickinson, M. E. CAgD . . Dickroeger, J. J. CBSJPAD . . Dickson, C. CBSJPAD ....... Diemler, M. R. CJD Dillender, J. L. CBGLPAD .... Dithmer, M. A. CAD ....... Ditthrenner, B. A. CJD . .... Doane, L. C. CAD Doder, R. CJD ............. Dolan, B. R. CGD Dolby, J. T. CAgD ......... Dollar, P. B. CAgD Domininck, B. L. CAD Donaldson, P. R. CAD ...... Donelson, B. J. CAD .......... Donn, D. E. CAD ....... .... Donnelly, D. A. CAD Donovan, P. R. CAD Dooley, D. J. CAD Doolin, L. S. CGD Page 281 D D 0 2 BUD 1947 Sluderll and College Pqgg Doran J. E. CAgD Dorset! E. CEdD ,,.,., D0rSey. M. R. CEdD Dotson V. R. CAgD Doty. H. M. CJD Dougherty, P. A. CAD. , Douglass. D- L- CJ D .... '. '. '. ', , ,' Douglas P. J. CAgD Douglass G. L. CAgD Douglass V. B. CAD ,,,,,,, Douthitt, M. CAD Dowell, T. A. CEdD ,,,,, Dral1'en, E. F. CAD Drake. M. E. CAD.. . Dwyer, M. C. CAgD .,,, Drucker, J. E. CAD .,,,,,, ' Q ' ' Dnhnnh, D. J. CAD ,,,,, DuBois, R. CAgD Dutfek, I. J. CAD Dugger, I. B. CGD D'1n3Kil1 R. CJD ...... .l. DUUCBD. K. CAD ............. Duncan M. M. CAD D nh A. K. B Dgnhgfnii M. J. CADSLPAJ Dunlap. B. E. CAD ....... . . . Dunlap, J. M. CAD Dunlap, R. K. CAgD ......... DIIDIJ. F. 0. CAgD. ..... .. Dunuica, A. J. CJD Duphorne, B. J. 'CAD ......... Durall, J. E. CAD ,,,.,, Duss, M. E. CAD Dwyre, D. G. CJD ...... Dwyre. E. M. CAD Dyer, M. G. CAD ...... Dysart, B. A. CEdD Esheart, L. E. CAD Easton, P. M. ,,,, , Eaton, E. B. CAD Eaton, W. J. CAD ........ . . . Eberhart, L. M. CAD Eddlen-lan, M. M. CAD Eddy. E- A. CAD. ........ . . Edelman, E. S. CAD Edmondson, M. H. CGD Edwards, N. CAgD Eggert, E. L. CAgD Ehrlich, V. L. CEdD ........ Eichelsberger, M. M. CJD Eidmann, M. I. CJD ..... Eldred, A. E. CAD Elliott, E. J. CGD Elliott, E. E. CGD Elliott, M. M. CAgD Ellis, A. R. CEdD Ellis, J. B. CGD Ellis, J. R. CJD ...... 4 7 2 W N Conhn ed Sludenl and College Page Ferguson, F. U. CBSJPAD FBf8UB0l1.lDI.M. CEdD..1Q'A' 02 Ferrell, C. CAD ....... 42 Fidlcl-.E.s.CEdD .... IIII. 242 Fields, E. J. CAgD Fieth B. S. CAD. Fisgins, E. CJD. . Fllllng, G. M. CJ Fisher J Fisher, Fisher Fisher Fisher, F 'sh . C. CAD .C- CAD I ,'.'.' .J. CAD. .R. CJD. -L. CAD . . EdD l er Fisher, . L. CAD.. . . . Fisher, K. Fisher, L, A. CAD Fisher, M. E. S. CAgD Fisher, File. P. R. CGD ...... Fitz erald, B. A. CAD Flac , J. J. CAD ..... Flanders E. M. CAD M. J. CAD Fletcher, S. R. CAD. . Fllnt, B. J. CAD Foote, M. M. CAD Fnrhir. K., CGD Ford, B. S. CAgD Forney, J. A. . . .. Foster, C. C. CAD Foster, P. R. CAD .... Fountain, . Fowler, K. H. CAD Fowler, M. J. CAg . . Fowler, M. 0. CG Fox, A. CJD ......... . .' 0 J. CAD ...... QQQ 1 Frank, C. A. CJD ............ . Frazier, V. M. CGD Freeman, C. J. CJD .... French, H. L. CAD. . . Fridley, D. L. CAD . . . Frieden, M. D. CAD.. Friedman, M. H. CAD Friesz, J. A. CAgD ...... Frischer, M. D. CAD Frommel, I. J. CAD Frumil, E. A. Fry, D. J. CAD ....... .... Frye, R. E. CAgD .... Fullops, I. CAD Furber, C. E. CAD Furr, M. L. CAD. . . 0. , 0 . . 2 Gabrini, J. M. CAD ..... . . Gage, P. A. CAD Gaines, M. Gaines, V. L. CAD ..... .... Gall,V.J.CAD ........ -... , Gallagher, A. L. CAD Gallaher, C. J, CAD Sfudenl and College Gover, hi. L. CAD Graber, A. N. CAD Graf J. F. CAD. ...... Graham J. A. CAD ..., Grandy. D. A. CAD GPBDL D. CAD .......... Grant, L. J. CAD Gratz, Lf. L. CBHPAD Grave, M. R. CAD Gray. P. J. CAD Graznale, J. B. CAD Greathouse F. P. CEdD Green C. L. CAD Green. J. M. CJD ...... Green. M. P. CAD ..... Green, M. L. GWCUPUPB B. CAD ...... Page Greenberg J. M. CJD .... Greenblot. P. ...... . Greene, S. L. EdD 1 ,,,,,,, Greening, E. J. CJD Gregory D. D. CAD ........ Green.-.nu J. c. CAD ...,., Griflin A. M. CGD Griffin, C. E. CAgD Griffin L. C. CAD Grimlh, H. J. CAgD Grilliths, B. N. CJD Grigsby, S. K. CB8zPAD . . Grimes. M. R. CAgD Grimes. N. N. CAD ....... Frinsfead, . L. CAD 86, 102, Griser, M. . AgD Grossman, G . S. CGD rossman, C. R. CAD ....,. Grove, M . C. CAD Groves K . . E. CAD Gum, B. CAgD ........... pir-cn llaar, Haar, Haas, Haas Hagan, E. L. CAD Hagen, M. M. CAD Hager, A. D. CAD, ..... V. CEdD 5 Haines, B. A. CAD ..... ' ' ' nnlre, P. L. CAD Haldeman, S. CAD ........ Hall, A.' E. CJD ........... Hall, J. F. CAD Hall, M. F. CJD ....... Hall. M. G. CAD ..,....... Halliburton, M. J. CAD Hnmbach, H. A. CAD Hamel, S. A. CA Hammersmeier, YV. A. CAD. Hamlett, M. K. CAD Hammock, L. A. CA --l- CJD ........... .M. CEdD ........ C. CAD ....... , . . . , Ellis, R. C. CAD Gallina, J. J. CAD .......... . Hampton, J. C. CA , , Elstrot, L. M. CAD Gallup, E. A. CAD ..... , 0, 4 Hancock, E. M. CAgD , , Embeltnn, B. G. CAD ......... Garner, V. G. CAD Hancock, J. H. CEd Emmons, B. L. CEdD Garnett, D. M. CAD Hanna, D, A, CA English, M, L. CAgD Garnett, R. J. CEdD . ......... Hansen, L. S. CJD ,,,. .... , Epperly, L. CEdD ..... 6, 123, Garr, L. J. CAgD Hanson, D. F. CAD Erdsiek, A. V. CGD Garnson. R. M. CAD Harden, B. D. CAD .... . . . 86 70, 101 Ernst, M. F. L. CGD Garten, M. G. CAD .... 56, 108, 142 Harden, J. J. CAD ...,.. . . . 86 Esau, J. L. CAD ...... ...... 8 5 159 Gartlser. S. CAD Hnrde, D. M. CAD 84, 160 Eshelman, M. V. CAD ........ 85 Gasser, L. F. CGD Haring, A. B. CEdD .... . . 161 . , 102 Estep, D. J. CAD Gates, D. L. CAD Harlan, M. J. CAD Estes, M. L. CAD Gauntlett, V. E. CGD Hamer, B. A. CAD ..... . . 41 55, 161 Estes, P. E. CAD Gavin, P. CAD I-Iarper, C. D. CGD Esther, S. M. CAD Gemmeehe, A. C. CAD .... . . 86 1-Iurrcll, E. E. CAD ..... . . 102 55 Etheridge, F. E. CAD Gentry, M. J. CEdD ...... . . 56 Harrell, M. V. CAD . . 84 Etheridge, L. J. CAD ....... 85 159 Germane, E. M. CEdD Harrington, J. C. CAD .... . . 143 55, 158 Ettinger, C. J. CAD ......... 71 160 Germann, P. E. CAD Harris, A. S. CAD ........ . . 86 84 161 Evans, G. C. CAD Gershon, A. EAD Harris, G. N. C'AD ....... 86, 160 . . 84 Evans, M. L. CAD . . . . . . 147 Gershon. P. . CAD .... . . 86 Harrison, J. B. CGD , 38 Evans, M. E. CGD. . . ... 147 Gibson, B. J. CAD 11nrrinnn,s.J. CAD.. . .. ,. so ' Ewing L, L, CAD Gihnnn, M. E. CAD Hart, M. S. CEdD ........ . . sv 84 ' Gibson. N. J. CAD .... .... 8 6, 126 Hartman, C. L. CAD ' ' Giles, J. P. CAgD Hartman, C. M. CAD 84 F Gillett, M. L. CAD Hatfield, L. M. CAD ' ' 55 Cgillum, J. .... 56, 150 Hut?e:g, IlDgl.IG.fREdD 57 ' ' . .A ilmnn,M. . ntle, . . .. 71 lgiiifilliwii CIAagDD . F7 ...... ss 129 40, 100, 104. 158 nnnldren, M. F. CAD 71 Fallodn D. F. CAD Ginsberg, H. A. CAD 1-innnlcr, c. w. CGD 129 F111-ber,,J. A. CAD .......... 71 160 Ginsburg, E. B. CAD Hawkins, R. M. CAgD ' Farley v. B. CBGPAD ....... 56 Glasgow. A, L. CGD 1-lnydnn, D. M. CAD 108 Farmei' F. w. CAD Glenn, M. J. CEdD.. ......... 142 nnyen, B. J. CAD 'ii 104 Fnriner' M. E. CAD ...,.,,... as Goldberg, E. z. CJD .... 56 150, 160 llnyen. J. CAgD 38' 159 I.-,,,,,,,,,1,,.,h,1v1, A, CGD Goldberg, J. L. CAD ........ ae, 105 1laynes,E.S. CGD ' Farnsworth, M, CAD Goldberg. S. S. CJD. .......... 104 11ead,.M. L. CGD as 141 Fnrreu A. J. CAD ............ 71 Golden, G. CEdD Hendrick, E. 1.. CAD ' Fnnhinn, s. A. CAD ........ as 104 Goldwyn, B. CAD Henley. R.. CAD 84 158 Feist, v. L. CEdD ............ ss Good. P. L. CEdD ........ .. 40 1-lenre, M. CJD ........... 41. 150 ' Feichgjnger' G, H, CAD ,,.,,., 85 Goodman, V. M. CAD Heath, H. L. CAD .... . . . 102 Feinsod A D, CAD Goodrich, P. A. CAD Heath, W. R. CAQD. ..... 57, 102 84 129 Feldhalfn J. J. CAD .... .... 5 6 Goodspced, H. E. CAD Hnhnlnr. B. A. CAD. ...... 41. 104 71 Feldman,'P. S. CAD .......... 142 Gordon, M. A. CJD. ...... . . 40 Hecht, F. R. CAD 127 Feldman, S. C. CAD ..... .. .71 142 Gordon, S. A. CARD llegis- M' J- E- CAD Felker, C. T. CAD .... B5 Gossett, M. E. CJD Hell. M. K- CMD -pen... p, J, CAD ,,... .... a 5 Gnurin, J. L. CAD .......... ns, 160 iiqnlrn, 101. w. CAD. . . . , .. 73 Feudal-I' K. L. CAD .... . .. 39 Gould, M. J. CAD Ilelner. Sister ll. E. CGD Feudal-f: M, CBSDPAD ,,.. .. . 39 Gould, V. L. CJD Helslnger, L. D. CJD. . . . . . . 41 - - ' Q STUDENT Sludenl and College Page Heiten, J. B. CEdD ......... 57, 160 Helderman, C. B. CGD Hemby, J. R. CAD Hemeyer, M. A. CAgD Hemming, C. L. CAD Henderson, C. L. CBS.: Henderson, D. CGD Hendrick, J. CA D Hendrix, H. L. CAgD Henley, J. R. CAD Henry, D. K. CBSLPAD PAD Hensley, O. L. CEdD .....,. . . Hensley, R. A. CGD. ,... . . . Herald, J. CEdD Herd, W. J. CAgD Hering, D. A. CAD Hermann, J. M. CAD ....... Hermsmeier, J. A. CAD ..... Herron, V. L. CAD Heslcr, M. A. CAgD iii Hess, D. M. CAD .......... Hess, J. L. CBSJPAD ....... 41 Hetheriton, D. CEdD . ....., 41 Hewitt, J. S. CAD .....,.... 73 Heyman, F. P. CAD ........ 58 Hickcox, M. M. CAD Hickman, B. L. CGD Hickman, H. P. CEdD. Hickman, M. S. CAD Higgins, N. J. CAD , , .58, 127 Higgins,P.L.CAD..:IIII.... Hileman, J. CAD i Y i Hill, c. mgl ....... ... Hiu, F. K. mgu Hill, F. W. asap Hiu, G. E. CGD Hiu, G. J. CAD ......... ..,.. Hiu, M. E. my Hill, M. J. my ........ '13, 131, Hiu, H. B. CGD I-liu, s. A. my ........ ss, 123, Hils, B. J. my Hindman, S. L. CAgD ...... 58, H' d J. Ed 111 S. C D Hines, F. H. CLD Hodaley, H. H. CAD ........ 73 Hoag, J. E. CAD ..... ........ Hobart, J. S. CAD ..... Hobay, A. K. CEdD Hudkins, J. CJD ............ 73, Hodkins, L. C. CAD Hoester, M. V. CEdD ....... iii Hoif, I. L. CAD ............ , Hoff, P. C. CEdD Hoffman, A. CEdD ........... Hoffman, F. M. CAgD Hoffman, J. J. CAD Hoffner, M. CAD Holler, A. B. CED ....... . . . Holman, E. L. CAD .......... H l b M. E G o nl erg, . C D Holmes, N. F. CAD .......... . Holmes, V. L. CAgD Holt, H. V. CAD Holtman, F. J. CGD Holtschneider, M. E. CAD. . Homhs, H. L. CEdD .......... Hook, M. R. CAD ............ Hoover, H. L. CAD .... Hopson, V. J. CAD Horn, R. E. CAgD Horner, 0. O. CAgD Horneyer, F. M. CAD Horr,-E. J. up .............. .41, Horwltz, J. CAD. .4 ...... . . . 58, Hosmer, D. V. CAD. . . Hosmer, K. A. CAD Hourigan, B. B. CEdD Hourigan, J. D. CEdD Housemann, M. E. 1CA Houts, P. A. C. CEdD Howard, M. M. mga Howe, B. P. CAD Howe, J. V. CAD Howe, R. A. CAD Howell, A. A. CAD Howell, E. A. CAD Howell, M. N. CAD , Howland, A. J. CAD . . . D 102, 108, Hiiber,G.M.CEdD...II..III Huddle, M. CJD Huddleston, B. H. CAD Hudgins, L. J. 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Ketchman, D. CAD ...... Ketter, D. F. CBSLPAD Key, E. D. my Khoury, H. L. CJD Killian. M. A. CAD Kimball, J. CAD Kimlin, H. L. CJD ....... Kimherlin, M. K. CAD... Kimpton, M. J. CAD Kinsey, A. R. CJD ...... King, D. CAD . . ..... . Ki H. V. CAD I M. CAD . ..... . King. M. J. my ..... King, M. CAD King, R. D. CAD ....... Klnnaird, R. M. CAgD Kinnison, P. B. CGD Kirby, M. C. CJD Kirk, J. c. mm ......... Kirlrliam, H. R. CAD Kish, K. CEdD Kitchen, A. M. CAD Kitchen, P. CAD ....... Kite, D. J. CAD Klayer, P. CB8zPAD ..... Kleinschmidt, L. I. CAD Kline, C. M. CEdD ...... Kneznehoil, M. CAD Eniglgl, M. E. may .... ng King: Dig t, M. V. CEdD ..... Knight, R. CBGJPAD .... Knisely, B. J. CLD Knoernschild. E. E. CAgD Knotts, C. CEdD ........ Knowlton E. L. P. CEdD Kolk, c. A. my Komer, P. L. CAD Koppel, I. S. CAD Kortier, A. E. CAD ..... Krause, A. M. CAD Kreighn, M. P. CEdD Kritzler, J. L. CAD ..... Kruse, M. CAD Kumpf, E. CAD Kunitz, H. CJD Kunze, J. W. CED Kurth, W. M. CAD Kurz, M. M. CEdD .,... Kyle, D. L. CEdD L LaBrunerie, K. A. CAD Lalfoon, M. V. CAD Laird, H. J. CEdD Lambert, E. M. CAD Lambert, G. H. CAD Lamme, L. L. CAD ..... Lance, B. G. CGD Land, W. L. CJD Lange, D. L. CAD Langenbacher, L. E. CGD Langford, M. E. CEdD Lankford, B. L. mgy Landtiser, B. A. CAD Lappeman, B. P. CAD Page 74 88 42, 150 42, 129 . . 141 59 .. 59 42 142 . 101 42 59 .....129 129 . .... 129 59 42 88 101 42 43 43, 145 Larson, A. E. CAgD ...... . . . 38 88 Larson, B. A. CAD ..... Lason, A. CAD Latham, M. R. CEdD ..... . . . 60 Laughlin, P. P. mp .... ... 43 Laux, E. B. CJD Lawson, B. L. CAD Lawson, M. A. CAD .... .... 8 8 Lawyer, A. M. CJD Lazarus, S. F. CAD ..... I .... 74, 160 Leake,P.A.CJD .... 43 Leavitt, N. M. CGD Lebow, F. G. CAD .... .... 8 8, 160 Lee, H. CAD Lee, K. CAD ............ ' ..... 7 4 M. A. CAD Lee, Lee, N. CAD ...... Legg, J. S. CAD .... Leibbrand, H. CLD Leimert, J. A. CAD Leinberger, P. J. CAD ..... . . . Lending, B. J. CAD ..... Lenk, M. L. mu Lenox, M. E. CAD. . . Leonsinis, J. CAD Lerman, E. M. CAD .... Lel-ner,I. C. CAD Leslie, J. K. CAD... .. Lesser, S. L. CGD Lester, C. L. CBSLPAD .... . Letzig,-B. J.1SB8zPAD LeVeque, J. . CAD Levinson, P. CAD .... .... Levy, S. G. CAD ..... .... Lewis, L. CAD ......... Lewis, M. A. CAD Liherman, B. A. CAD Liddy, E. J. CAD .......... Liehe, H. L. CAD .... Liese, L. R. qBaPAD.I I I I I I ....-14,114,126 74 74 88 88 88 74, 126 . . 60 60, 160 88, 160 . . 74 74, 159 . . 60 . . 43 Slullenl and College Liggett, B. A. CJD ...... Lightner, s. A. my ....... ' . . Limherg, D. S. CAD Lindstrom, V. M. CEdD Page . . 159 74 Lines, M. A. CAD ......... . . 60 Lingenfelter, B. J. CAD Linhart, L. C. CAgD Lipe, F. K. CAD Lipkind, A. CAD .... . Lipman, L. CAD .......... Lippman, B. CAD Lippman, R. E. CAD Lipsitz, A. CAD ....... . . 74 .88, 160 60 Lipsitz, L. CAD ....... ..... . . 88 L' hen S. M CEdD 43 Liitleiield, M. J. mf ' ' 75, 112, 127, 148, 159 Littlejohn, B. B. CJD Litwin, B. M. CAD ........ Livasy, J. A. 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CGD Maddox, M. K. CGD Maddox, M. A. CEdD MaGill, M. L. CAD ...... 104, 154 75 129 . . 44 Page 282 'NSF Sludfnl and COICCQC Sludenl and College Sludenl and College STUDENT Magruder, B. J. CAD Magruder, K. R. CAD Magruder, N. E. CAD Mahan, M. P. CEdD Melielrey, s. A. CEdD Maina, E. P. CAD Major, M. M. CEdD.. Makovsky, C. G. CAD' I H U C D Meuin, A. J. CAD .... Mallory, M. D. CAgD Page . 89, 161 .. 61 ......75,160 Manheimer, H. M. CAD ...,,.. 89 Manley, A. D. CJD ......... 44 150 Marcellus, J. E. CAD Markle, C. L. CAD Margaritis, V. C. CEdD . . . Markovitz, R. F. CAD Markward, E. L. CGD Marmoci, N. T. CJD Marr, D. L. CJD ....... 44 .. 44 150, 158 75 Marsh, G. E. CAD ............ Marsh, M. C. CBHPAD ....... 61 Marshall, J. CJD .......... .44 150 Marshall, M. B. CAD Merlin, A. E. CAgD. ....... 75, 116 Martin, A. E. CAD .... ..... 8 9 Martin, D. M. CGD Martin, G. E. CAD ........... 61 Martin, R. L. CAD ....... . .61, 142 Martin, S. J. CAD ..... ..... 1 59 Masek, A. E. CAD .......... Masters, M. A. CAgD ....... Masterson, A. M. CAD ..... . . . Matteson, M. P. CAD ....... 61 Matthews, J. M. CAD ......... Mattingly, H. S. CBQPAD ..... il, 61 102 76 , 161 76 44 Maurer, M. P. CAD .......... Maxey, E. CJD. . . ......... 44, Mayer, M. S. CAD . . ,....... . 44 145 Maxwell, M. E. CEdD ...... 44, 161 7 159 Meaker, M. CAD ........... 76, Means, H. L. CGD Medley, C. F. CAD Meigs, K. B. CEdD. 61, . . . . . . . . 154 Meilert, L. CEdD . . ........ 61, 108 Melber, N. M. CAD Mellman, N. J. CAD ..... .... 8 9 Melton, M. L. CAD .... .... 1 23 Mengis, M. G. CJD Mennie, B. L. CAD Mercier, M. J. CAD ...,. . . 76 Merrifield, J. J. CGD Merritt, J. F. CGD Merryman. J. C. CAD Metcalfe, M. C. CAD ......... 89 Metzler, B. J. CJD Meyer, A. M. CEdD ........ 61, 101 Meyer, D. L. CAD ,.... 89, 101, 160 Meyer, J. E. CGD. ..... ...... 1 01 Meyer, M. CAD ........ 76 101, 102 Meyerson, J. H. CAD Middlebrook, S. CJD ..... ..... 1 50 Middleton, N. M. CAD ....... 102 Middleton, S. P. 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CAD .... .. 76 76 102 142 .44, , , 89 . . .... B9 Morrow, A. L. CAgD . . .44. 100. 145 Morse. J. R. CAD Mortimeyer, R. L. CAgD Morton, P. M. CAD Mosier. E. M. CAgD Moss, D. L. CBQPAD ..... Page 283 ,. 61 .,,..- .1 .- .. . ef-r. - .ee.Lfef-f.:.miw.1 e-if BUDY 1947 Pu ge Moss, M. D. CAD ,,,, Moulds, G. CGD Moulder, B. A. CAD Mueller, M. CAgD . . ...... ... 61 Mueller, V. L. CAgD Muhlerrnnn, R. P. CGD Muhlenburg, YV. CAgD Mumbauer, R. K. CAD Munsell, S. G. CJD ......... 61, 150 Murmann, M. R. CAD 90, 100, 105, 160 Murphy, D. S. CEdD Murphy, E. J. CAD Murphy, M. P. CAgD ..... . . . 61 Murphy, R. M. CAD Murray, Murray, Murray, Musgrave. M. M. CBXJPAD . . . Muster, R. M. CAD Mutersbaugh, M. M. CAD ..... Myers. M. CAD. .... . Myers, B. J. CAD Myers, S. J. CAD ......90, 158 G. V. CAD .......... Y. M. CAD .......... 76 P. L. CAgD ....... . . . 62 62 45 62 105 N Nagel, B. J. CJD 62, 100, 112, 123, 159 Nakamoto, H. CEdD Nakamoto, S. CJD Nash, L. J. CAgD Neal, H. M. CJD Neal, J. M. CJD .... 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CAD O'Connell, M. J, CAD 0'Connor, P. CAD 0'D iii'Cf 'ig CADAD 0'De . - - 0'Donnell, C. A. CAD. .... . . . 102 Ogle, B. J- CEdD 0'Harn, R. M. CAD Olin. B. J. CAD 1 -4-'- Olsen, J. M. CJD Olsen, J. E. CJD Olson, J. M. CAD 0'Nei:ll. RNIAACC? Orlan 0, . S OIDHUEF, D. M. CAD ------- 90. 160 Osborn, H. J. CAD ........... 90 Osborn, N. J. CAD ..... . ..... 76 O'Shaughnessy, C. M. CEdD Ott, J. T. CAD Ottenstein. B. A. CAD ------ - - 90 76 Ott . M. L. CEdD ...... .... 6 2 8ttggnikPhMEA?D ....... . . . 45 Oxgsvii-feet. A. CAD ....... -l43- 153 Owen, G. C. CEdD Owen, M. N. CAD P Paavola, 0. I. CAD Page, E. G. CAD -WOMEN Page, S. A. CAD 77, 108, 123, Palmer, T. J. CGD Palmquist, V. R. CGD Pappenfort, E. H. CAD Parish, L. J. CAD Painter, 1. E. CGD Parker, F. J. CAD . .... . Parks, M. E. CGD Parrish, J. CAD ...... . . Parrish, L. D. CJD Parrish, M. L. CAD Paslcy, P. M. CAD ....... Page 129, 158 . . . 90 . .77. 143 . .90, 159 Passer, E. P.. CAD ..... 11, 153, 160 Paterson, J. A. CAD Patterson, A. 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B CAD Pierce, F. G. CAD ........ 62, 100 Pierce, P. B. CAD Pierson, M. A. CAD Pigman, H. L. CAD Pike, M. J. CAgD .... Pile, M. J. CAgD Pinet, M. K. CJD Piotrowski, G. E. CAD Pipit, R. A. CEdD Piry, D. B. CAD Pittman, M. CAD Pittman, M. CAD Pittman. R. E. CAD Pitts, M. J. CAD Pitzer, E. L. CEdD oe P , K. L. CAD .............. Poehlman, G. E. CB8lPAD .... P hl, N. P. CJD ........... Pghlman. J. K. CAD Poirot, M. J. CAD Polk, M. W. CJD ..... . . . Pollard, C. E. CiAgD Pollock, C. J. C D .... .... . P0ll0ck, S. F. CA ........ D Polson. V. J. CAD ...... 90, Ponder, V. L. CAD ........ Pope, H. A. CEdD Pope, H. L. CAD ..... Porter, M. P. CJD Porter, V. G. CAD Potter. D. H. CBSJPAD . . Pewell, N. N. CEdD ..... I f Powell, V. L. CAD Prelutsky, J. CAD . ...... . . Prewitt, M. E. CEdD Price, B. L. CAD .......... Price, C. J. CAD 77, 100, 104, Price, E. J. CAD .......... Price, F. B. CAgD Price, P. A. CAD Prichard, C. A. CAD ...... Pritchett, N. S. CAgD ...... Pritchett, S. J. CAD ....... Proctor, M. CAD .......... Proctor, M. L. CAD .... 77, Proctor, M. R. CAD Prost, J. J. CAD ........... Pry, M. CAD Pulis, P. J. CAD Purcell, Sister M. J. CGD Purwct, D. L. CJD 77 128 45 ... 45 .45,150 ... 160 .45.127 127,158 .90,158 ... 90 ... 45 100,141 ... 127 ... 45 143,160 ... 62 .. 45 ... 45 ... 102 .45,1s9 101,142 ... 126 P 1 ,J. M. CAD ........... 91 Pgtggllt C.A. CAD. . . ..,. 91.159 Q Quick, D. L. CAD Quigley, B. R. CAgD ........ 11. 116 ConHnued Sluderll :incl College Quinn, D. A. CEdD Quinn. M. J. CGD.. . R Radlolf, A. D. CAD Ragland, M. P. CAD. .77 Reining, L. L. CAD.. '. '. Q1 Rolls. T. J. CAE, ...... 78, 166 Ramsey. C. S. CAD .......,... Ramsey, M. L. CEdD .... .-16 Rankin. M. L. CJD ..,... .46 Ransom Ransou, M. K. CGD Rawson, J. M. CAD Ray, V. Y. CEdD . .... Razeper, D. J. CAD Renger, B. R. CAD Rector, F. A. CAD Rector, I. N. CJD..46, 100, Reed A. D. . AD Reed, A. R. CAD Reeder, M. L. CAD Rehagen, M. B. CAgD Rehbogen, R. CAD ...... Rehm. M. CAgD ........ Reid, S. S. CAD Reimer, J. CAD ...... Reitter, E. A. CAD Remley, E. L. CA .... D Remley, M. CAD ........ Renfrow, B. J. CEdD . . .. Renn, B. J. CAD ...... Renner, c. J. CEdD. . .II Resor, A. CAD Reyner, C. A. CJD Reynolds, J. J. CAD Reznikolf, M. L. CAD Richardson, M. L. CAD.. Richmond, G. V. CAgD. . Richter, J. M. CAD Richter, M. CAD ........ . D. F. CAD ....... 145 ...46 ..103 111 ...46 ...78 62 ...91 aiemer, N. L. CBePAD. .' .' .16 Ridley, M. M. CAD Riedesel, R. C. CGD Risher, C. C. CGD Rissler, M. E. CAD Riwliie, v. W. CAgD Ritchott, P. J. CEdD Ritter, M. A. CAgD . Robbins, B. J. CAD. Roberts, E. L. CEdD Roberts, M. E. CGD Robinson, B. J. CAD Robinson, E. R. CAD Robinson, E. L. CAD Robinson, E. L. CAD Robinson, H. A. CEdD Robinson, I. A. CAD Robinson, L. M. CAD Robnett, M. L. CJD. . ..... Rochow, G. H. CAD ....... . 46, .78, .9l, Rodekohr, V. M. CAD Rodes, M. A. CAD. ...... . .. Rodgers, 11. F. CEdD ..... '.'.4s, Rogers, A. M. CAD Rogers, A. K. CAgD. .. . . . . . Rogers, J. V. CJD. . Rogers, R. L. CAgD Rogus, R. L. CAgD ..... ..... Rohr, N. E. CEdD Roller, D. CAD .... . . . Rollins, H. CAD .... Rollins, J. B. CAD Rollins, M. S. CAD. Remain, M. E. CJD I f ff Romig, L. M. CAD R ' R. N , . CA D ....... Rgiiiaigne, F. L. CAD Roney, R. CAD Rootes, M. D. CAD ..... Roper, V. L. CAD Rose, H. R. CJD ..... Rose, Y. J. CGD Rosen, H. A. CAD Rosen, M. L. RAD .... Rosen, S. A. C D ...... Rosenberg, R. CAD ........ Rosenbloom, G. J. CAD Rosenthal, E. S. CAD Ross, V. S. CEdD Roth, A. CGD Roth, J. M. CAgD Roth. M. CAD Rothwell, R. M. T. CAD Rottman, B. C. CAD Rowan. B. J. CAD ...... Rowe, J. L. CAD Royston, M. N. CEdD. ---.- Royswn. V. M. CEdD . .id A Rozzell, H. CAD. ...... Renee, J. M. CAD ......... Rugcnsiteglk M. CAD .... R , . g ........,.. Rgdder, C. A. CAgD ....... Rudder, M. J. CBEJPAD 1 04, . 46, .63, fdi, 145 fdi, 46. 100.104, 143. Ruddy, M. J. CAD ......... 91. 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CEdD ........ 63, 127 Sanderson, A. H. CEdD Sandy, L. M. CAD . ...... Sare, D. D. CAD Sarno, P. E. CAD Sartori, S. L. CAD Satorius, C. A. CAD ...... Sayers, G. M. CAD ..... .... 129 iii Schaad, M. L. CBQPAD .... Schack, B. J. CJD .......... 63 Scalfner, B. L. CAD ......... 92: 92 155 126 Sayles, M. L. CEdD ........ 46, 122 158 160 63 Scheidker, H. E. CAD ....... . . S h ll G D A c e , . .C D Schieber, M. CAgD ..... Schiltz, B. J. CAgD Schlenker, A. E. CAD .. 92 Schlesinger, G. S. CAD .... . . 92 Schmidt, D. A. CEdD Schmidt, J. D. CAD Schmidt, L. W. CBSJPAD ...... 63 Schmidt, M. R. CAgD Schmitt, H. J. CA D ...... . . 46 Schmuck, R. V. CAD Schoech, D. A. CED Schoening, D. E. CEdD Schoening, J. M. CAD Schoppenhorst, S. M. CEdD . . . Schoremoyer, C. F. CAD ...... Schrayer, I. L. CAD S h ed H. M. A , C D... Sgllggedgl, K. L. CADg Schroeder, R. B. CGD Sehuck, N. J. CAD 63 78 47 Schuele, J. CAD .......... . . 78 Schuman, M. A. CAD ..... . . 92 Schuman, R. R. CAD Schwartz, P. S. CAD .......... 92 Scofield, B. G. CBSLPAD Scott, E. R. CAgD ............ 63 Scott, M. J. CAD ............. 64 Scrinopskie, J. CAD ......... 92, 160 Seavers, B. CJD ........ .... 6 4 Seawell, E. W. CGD Seay, D. A. CJD Sedwick, M. L. CAD ........ 78, 143 See, L. S. CAgD Siebel, D. D. CGD S 'f h . . eiert ,L F CAD. Sellars, B. L. CAD ..... . .... Sellers, J. P. CAD Sells, A. L. CEdD .... Selph, M. A. CAD Selvaggi, B. J. CAD Senneif, J. J. CJD Sennott, C. CJD 64, 104, 105, 141, Senter, N. CAD ........,... 79. Setzer, M. L. CAD Setzekern, D. G. CAD 127 79 . . 47 158 105 Sewell, L. E. CGD. . ........ 47, 129 Shanks, L. A. CAD Shannon, B. J. CAD . ....... 79, 158 Shapiro, R. CJD Sharp, E. M. CAgD ......... 47, 158 Sharp, E. S. CGD S arp, M J. CAD ...... 92, 105, 112 Shea, J. CAD Sheckler, V. E. CAD Sheldon, L. A. CAD ........... Shepard, M. L. CAD ........ 64, Shepherd, B. CAD Sheppard, M. H. CAD Sheppard, N. L. CEdD Sherry, B. I. SAD ...... . . Shields, B. J. AD... . Shields, M. J. CAD ..... . . Shillett, M. E. CAgD Shirky, P. J. CAgD Shirley, B. A. CAD 143 104 92 . . 64 47 947-WUMEN Student and College Page Shmagrunolf, E. CAD Shook, M. F. CAD Shook, H. Z. CEdD Shrader, D. H. CEdD Shofstall, D. M. CAD Shulman, E. CAD Shuttee. C. M. CEdD ....... 79, 105 Sieck, G. M. CBKLPAD . . . . . . . . 47 siefmh, L. F. CAD ...,.. ... is Siegrist, W. L. CAD Sigel, C. B. CAD ..... . . . 47 Sigler, J. R. CAD Silverman, D. CAD ..,.. . . . . . 64 Silverman, L. R: CAD Silverman, M. CJD ...... . . . 141 Simon, B. A. CAgD ...... .... 6 4 Simpson, M. E. CAD Sims, M. A. CAgD Singleton, M. R. CAD Sipple, M. P. CAD .... . . . . . . 92 Skvard, H. J. CAD Slaggs, FJ E. CGD Slater, C. M. CJD .......... 64, 159 Slaughter, C. CAD ............ 159 Slaughter, E. L. CAD Smith, A. L. CAD ..... . . 79 Smith, B. K. CAD Smith, D. A. CGD Smith, E. B. CAD ..... . . . 128 Smith, F. E. CJD Smith, G. I. CAD Smith, K. A. CAgD Smith, L. CJD ..... , . . . 141 Smith, L. CAD Smith, M. S. CAD ..... .. 79 Smith, P. R. CAD Smith, M. L. CAD Smith, S. J. CAD ..... . ....... 158 Snskenherg, G. R. CAD Sneed, H. J. CAD ............ 64 Snider, K. F. CAD .,,......... 47 Snoddy, G. CAD ........... 47, 104 Snow, M. E. CAD Soderstrom, S. M. CJD souiday. s. M. CGD Somer, A. M. CAD Soph, C. R. CAgD Soph, M. M. CMedD Sparanu, P. CAD Speekhart, L. A. CAgD Speidel, P. M. CAD Spence, D. J. CAD Spencer, A. J. CB8zPAD Spenny, L. C EdD Sperry, D. C. CAD ......... 79, 127 Sperry, M. E. CAD Spiner, D. L. CB8zPAD Spires, L. J. CGD Spiva. M. L. CEdD.. ..... . . . 64 Spradline. H. E. CAD .,.. . . . 79 Spragg, M ....... .... . . . 48 Spragg, Sheila ....... . . . 48 Spragg, S. CAD ....... .. ... 92 Springer, G. R.. CEdD .... . . . 79 singlewn. B. J. CAgD Skouby. M. A. CAD Skuse. L. A. CEdD Staack. M. O. CB8zPAD Stalnaker, E. D. CAD Stangehye. P. R. CJD.. Stark, L. CJD ......... 48 .....48,150 Starrels, J. W. CAD ,.....,.,., 160 Starrett. M. L. CAD .......... 79 Statz, M. A. CAD Stayton. G. L. C-AD ........ 48, 142 Steele, N. A. CAD. .... . .... 92 Steen, I. R. CAED Steffan, A. L. CGD Steidemann. A. J. CAD Steinman. M. B. CAgD ........ Steiner, M. F. CGD Stephens, A. L. CAD Stephens, P. J. CAgD . . 102 .. 79 Stephens. M. J. CAD ..... . . . 101 Stevens, M. L. CAD .......... 79 Stevens, A. M. CEdD ......... 64 Stevenson, M. H. CAD ...... 64, 105 Stewart, A. CAD Stewart, B. F. CAD Stewart, B. N. CGD Stewart, E. R. CAgD Stewart. R. C. CAgD Stickrod, D. L. CAD. . . Stine, B. W. CGD StGeor2e, H. L. CAD Stall, M. K. CEdD Stone, L. P. CAD -.---- Stone, T. P. CAD Stoner. C. F. CAD .. .48 80 Student and College Page Stuver, J. L. CAD .......... . . 48 Sudhrook, E. V. CAD 48, 127, 129, 142 Sudbrook, M. A. CAD ....... 48, 127 suddum, M. N. CAD Sulllill,J.M.CAD'--... 64 Sullivan, E. R. CAD Summers, A. CAgD Summers, K. D. CGD Summers, M. L. CAD Sunderland, B. J. CAgD Sussman, S. B. CEdD ..... . . 64 Suydam, V. R. CGD Svec, M. A. CEdD Swain, C. A. CAD ........ . . . . 80 Swank, C. A. CB8zPAD ..... 64, 129 Swanson, M. A. CJD Swartzel, M. A. CAD. . . . . . . 64 Sweatt, J. A. CAD ..... .... 6 4 Sweatt, M. J. CAD Swenson, K. J. CAD ........ 93, 127 Swift, M. J. CJD ............. 141 Swisher, M. CAD ............. 93 Switzer, J. A. CJD ............ 64 Sydenstricker, B. J. CAD ...... 80 Sylvester, J. A. CAD ........ 80, 143 Symond, J. L. CAD ........... 80 T Tachman, C. A. CAD Taff, B. A. CEdD Talf, W. S. CAD Tanner, M. CEdD , Tanner, S. E. CEdD .... . . 48 Taylor, D. J. CGD Taylor, E. L. CGD . Taylor, E. A. CEdD Taylor, F. F. CAgD Taylor, M. L. CAD Taylor, R. E. CGD Taylor, T. M, CAgD Tebben, V. V. CAD Teichman, C. J. CAgD .... . . 93 Temerlin, A. M. CAD Terte, B. D. CAD Tesdell, B. L. CAD .... .... 1 10 Teter, M. E. CAD Tharpe, M. S. CAgD Thomas, M. J. CAD Thomas, W. B. CAgD Thomason, L. L. CAD Thompson, A. E. CAD ........ 93 Thompson, R. A. CAD ..... 101, 103 Thomure, L. E. CAD Thornburg, N. CBSZPAD ...... 80 Thorne, B. L. CAD ....... . . 80 Thorne, N. Z. CAD Thorp, D. J. CAD ...... . . 93 Thurston, K. L. CJD .... . . 48 Tibbetts, J. CAD Tidd, R. N. ........... . . 48 Tillerson, D. R. CAD Tillman, M. E. CAD Timmons, V. CAD Tipton, K. CAD ....... . . 64 Tivy, M. F. CAD ....... . . 93 Toel, N. J. CAD .............. 93 Tomlin, E. A. CAgD .......... 102 Tommeraasun, J. M. CJD . .... 64 Toner, R. L..CAgD Tong, Q. S. CAgD Touchstone, M. CGD Townley, R. E. CEdD Townsend, H. V. CAD Townsend, M. S. CAgD .... 101, 103 Townsend, V. S. CAD. ........ 103 Towry, V. S. CEdD ......... 64, 159 Trauhitz, G. CAD Trbovich, R. CAD ' T ll Cl D. M Ed Trotter 142 8 renc ar , . C D . ..... Tripplehorn, G. F. CEdD ' N. J. CAD ..... Troszewski, H. CAgD Trubenbach, C. J. CGD Stowell, B. K. CAD Strahlmann, M. M. CGD Strand, J. A. CJD ..... ....... 6 4 Strane, S. A. CAD .......... 80, 105 Street, S. L. CJD . ..... ..--- 5 4 Streater, E. J- CAD Stretch, N .......... . 43 gtrobelirBMA.c ..... . . . 150 . t , . . Stiiliiiit, G. G. CAD ..... . . . 80 Tucker, A. F. CGD ........... 48 Tucker, J. H. CJD ........... 141 Tucker, K. G. CJD ........... 154 Tull, S. R. CAD. . .80, 104, 108, 143 Tullock, R. I. CEdD ........ 64, 116 Turner, C. CAD Turner, J. J. CAD ............ 80 Turner, L. L. CAgD Tumer, M. A. CJD .48, 104, 141, 150 Turner, M. A. CJD ......... 48, 141 Turner, P. T.CAD Tuttle, M. H. CAD Turken, L. R. CAgD Tweedie, M. V. CAgD Tyrrell, D. M. CAgD U Ummel, H. G. CJD .... . . 48 Uren, M. J. CAD Urner, A. CAD C ontinued Student and College Page V Valentine, M. P. CAD ...... 64, 159 Valle, D. J. CJD. ............. 65 Van Deventer, M. W. CAD Van Horne, A. G. CB8zPAD .... 48 Van Houtren, V. E. CAD Van Maele, M. A. CAD Van Osdol, N. D. CAD Vaughn, J. A. CAD ..... 80, 112, 159 Vaughn, M. E. CAD .......... 93 Vickerstoif, J. C D . . 80 view., B. L. CAD Vlncius, R. M. CGD Vineyard, P. S. CAD Vinyard, J. C. C gD ....... 102, 116 Vogt, C. CAD ....... . . . . . . . . . 48 Vosburgh, D. A. CAD ......... 123 Voskamp, J. A. C D ..... Voss, J. L. CAD 94 W Wachter, N. J. CEdD .... . . . 65 Wade. B- L. CEdD .... . . . 48 Waddoek, P ......... . . . 48 Waers, A. C. CAD Waers, M. E..CAD .... . . . 94 Wait, D. E. CAD .... . . . . . 48 Waken, G. D. CAD Waldman, M. CAD ...... Waldenberg, S. A Walker, C. CJD Walker, E. F. CAD Wall, L. CJD Wall, R. C. CGD Wallace, J. C. CJD . . Wallace, N. J. CZAD Wallace W. J J 80 .CAD ....... 81 .........65,123 48 Wallendbrf, D'. CAD. ......... so Wallingford, M. H. CAD Wallis, B. A. CAD Wallis, B. J. CAD Wallis, M. M. CAgD Walli V. J CAD s, . ....... . . . 80 Walsh, P. C. CAD Ward, G. R. CAgD , Ward, M. K. CAgD Warga, F. L. CAD ............ 48 Waters, D. J. CAD ........ 108, 159 Watkins, A. L. CAgD Watkins, P. R. CAD ........ 80, 129 Watson, D. E. CBSPAD ...... 49 Watson, F. E. CAD ........... 80 Watt, A. L. CAgD ............ 116 Watters, T. A. CEdD 49, 108, 123, 129 Watts, G. M. CEdD Wayland, M. CGD Wear, F. E. CEdD Weatherly, A. F. CAD Weaver, C. G. CAD .... - ....... 94 Weaver, D. L. CBSPAD Weber, M. L. CAD. . L ........ 94 Weber. M. E. CAD ........... 102 Weber, N. G. CAD ...,,,,,, 80, 105 Webster, W. R. CAD Weckler, S. E. CAD .... 94, 126, 154 Weddington, C. L. CAD Weedon, M. L. CAD .......... Wegener, R. M. CAgD wehkiiig, M. M. CAD Wehrmann, H. A. CAgD .... 80, 127 Wehrmann, M. E. CAgD Weichel, H. L. .CAD .......... 81 Weidle, H. HwC7EdD Weinberg, F. . CAD .... . . . 81 161 Weiner, B. E. CEdD Weiner, M. CAD Weinstein, F. CBSIPAD Weinstein, M. M. CJD Weiss, F. CAD Weith, L. A. CJD ........ Welborn, N. L. CAD ....... Wellendorf, I. M. CAD 49 . 81, 143 Wells, A. L. CJD .......... 100, lgg Wells, B. J. CAD ............. Weltecke, C. A. CEdD ........ Werbner, K. CAD . . . . . weiuieimer, R. R. CGD. ' ' ' 49 . 94, 160 West, A. CAD ........... . . . 65 West, B. A. CAgD ..... . . . 145 West, H. A. CJD west, J. M. CJD West, J. M. CAD Westcott, M. J. CAD Westerman, M. E. CAD 94, 108, 129 Weston, J. C. CGD Westover, A. M. CGD Wheaton, C. L. CAD ....... 49, 103 Wheeler, C. 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CED ...... Bassuk, H. CAD Bastian, J. H. CAD Bateman, W. B., Jr. CAD Bates, L. E. CAD Bates, W. H. CAD Batten. J. W. CED Battenberg, J. D. CAgD BattlesLJ. L. CAgD ' Barton, Barton, Batts. E CAD Bauer, A. L. CAD Bauer, C. G., Jr. CAD Bauer, L. D. CAD Bauer, L. G. CAD Bauer, P. N. CAD Baugher, C. R. CAgD Baum, J. J. CAgD Baumann, K. L. CED Baumgarten, R. T. CAD Baur, R. A., Jr. CAD.. . .. Bay, M., Jr. CAD Page 52 52 82 82 68 82 52 36 36 68 68 Page 236 vi? . STUDENT BUDY Siudenl and College Bayless, B. B. CAD Berne. R. C. CED ......,. Baysinger, C. D. CAD Beach, R. L. CGD Beach, T. J. CAgD. ,,,, , Beamer, G. C. CGD Bean, D. J. CED Beard, W. G. CAD Beardsley, H. C. CAD Beasley, R. J. CAgD Beason, R. G. CAD .... , , , Beaty, W. J. CAD Beatty, R. E. CAgD Beaumont, T. J., III CEdD Benurline, L. A. CAD Beavers, A. H. CGD Beavers, W. C. CAD Beavers, W. P. CAD Becchetti, F. CAD Becher, W. J., Jr. CAD Beck, J. C., Jr. CBsPAD Becker, E. C. CGD Becker, F. L. CAgD Becker Becker . g Becker, L. A. CED Becker, M. H. CMedD Becker, M. E. CAD Becker, W. D. CGD Beckerman, A. CAD Becklean, F. V., Jr. CED. . Beckley, R. M. CED Beckman, D. E. CED ,G.W.CAD ,J M.CAD Page 8 2 68 .. 68 '68 Beckman, G. W. CBQPAD. .... 52 Beckmeyer, E. C. CED Beckner, B. CAgD Bedford, E. G. CGD Bedford, J. B. CAD Bedford, J. S., Jr. CED Beehe, R. E. CBQPAD Beeks, J. C. CAgD Beer, C. F. CAD Beery, G. T. CED Beeson, L. N. CAgD Beeson, W. E. CAD Beezley, H. H. CAgD Begley, J. J., Jr. CED Behen, W. D. CED Behle, E. H. CAgD Behrens, R. CED Behrens, R. P. CAD Behrens, M. B. CAgD ..... Belcher, D. M. CGD Belcher, J. F. CAD Belknap, R. B., Jr. CAD.. . Belknap. R. G. CAD Belew, R. R. CED Bell, A. H'., Jr. CED Bell, H. H. CAD Bell, L. R. CAD Bell, R. F. CAD Bell, T. H. ENon-ColD Bell, W. J. GD Bellamy, W. W. CAD Bellows, C. V. CAD Belshe, C. F. CAgD Belton, 0. C. CED ...... Beltzig, E. H. CGD Bench, A. E. CED Bench, J. E. CED Bender, H. D. CAgD Bender, W. CAD Benelield, J. B. CAD Benkov, S. CAD Benner, R. W. 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CAgD Best, W. I. CED Bess, B. E., Jr. CGD Bethune, L. W. CAD Betz, R. M. CLD Betz, W. A. CLD Biby, B. F. CBSCPAD Biclrei, v. T. CAD ..... .. 69 Bidewell, C. B. CEdD Biellier, H. V. CGD Bienert, A. R. CGD Bierman, L. CAD Bierwirth, B. O., Jr. CAD Biggerstaif, R. E. CJD Biggs Bisssi D. L. CAD W. E. CEdD aiihy, G. B. CLD Bilby. J. E. CED .... Bill. R. C. CAD ....... 36 82 Biuihgr, L. c. CGD Biuihgr, w. A. CAD Bin , B. M. A D Binfxicker, J. CAD Biondi, A. L. CAD Biondolino, R. P, CED ui E. B' 1??'F5P '? I5 T3 Eff Q an -o Z Bird, Bird, Bird, Bird, Birk, Birk, 37 . L. CAD .............. 69 CAD M- CAsD F. CAgD W. CAD . J., Jr. CAD Birkhead, G. S., II CGD Birmingham, E. J. CAD Birnbaum. F. CAD Bisceglia, T. J. CAD Bisesi, M. A. CAD Bisplingholf, F. D. CAgD Bishop, F. G. CAD Bishop, G. P. CED Bishop, W. S. CGD B' ll isse , Bitter, J. R. CBQPAD ........ 37 a. W. CGD CAD Bitter, A. H. Bitter, W. E. CAD Bixler, A. D. CAgD Bixby, J. R. CAD ............ . 82 Blachly, J. H. CED I ' Black, C. D. 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CAD Bradley, M. B. CAD Bradley, N. R. CBSJPAD Bradley, W. L- CAsD Brady, D. B. CAD Brady, J. M. CAD ..... Brady, J. T- CED BrannhGEA2cC:AD Bray, . . Brady, R. G. CLD Bardy, S. D. CASD .... Brady, W. R. C-AKD J. CED D. CED 69 37 Sludenl and College Brnfman, F. CAD ' Bragg, R. G. CAD Bragg, R. M. CED Brahm, C. R. CED Brnkhnge, G. K. CAgD Brainard, W. D. CAgD Branch, H. F., Jr. CAD Brand, B. B. CED Brandon, C. D. CLD .... Brandon, J. W. CED Brandt, D. B. CGD Brandow, W. C. CED Branstetter, H. D. CED Branson, F. E. CAgD Brant, M. J. CAD Brasier, R. I. CED Brasier, R. R. CAD Brasslield, J. E. CLD .... Braswell, B. L. CAD Bratton, R. J. CAD Brnuss, O. W. CB8zPAD .... Braverman, E. D. CAD... . Braxdale, J. A. CED .... B a , W A. CA r y . D Bray, P. V. CAgD Braznell, R. M. CAD Breckenridge, D. H. CAD.. . Bredeman, L. E. CED Breen, W. H. CGD Breitenstein, G. F. CBBJPAD.. . Brennan, R. M. CAD Brenneman, W. G. CJD Brendinger, E. E. CAgD Bressler, H. B. CAD Bret, J. E. CBGPAD Bret, L. 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C., Jr. CAD Brothers, J. W. CBEPAD Brous, B. B. CAD Brouss, 0. W. CB8zPAD Brower, B. CJD SEFEFFFFFFE-'FF eweaenpsvrrer es-rowaaeri-awe 2552222252955 : V' 3' er 1 5 2. I z' inf he Brown . H. CBQPAD Brown . W. CED Brown V. CAD . CAgD Brown Brown, J. M. CLD Brown, J. H. CED f .-S..-.-m.-z:ir--afa:'n-i:.-:--.fQH -mcwf'. . ' www- .- :Fifa-' , - five. -- 'wx C- - .if-1'AFWTITW'-f3T7'FS F?2iT' P nge 53 53 53 37 69 53 83 37 83 37 53 37 83 STUDENT BUDY I947-MEN- Chase, L. .I V. In I I I . I I I I I I I ,I I I I I , I I I I ,II I ' ' I II Szodefu and College I ,I grown, Igudllii. CAI ' II . wn, . . I I. ,I Bi-gwn, J. W. CB8zPAI ' I II Brown, J. A. CAI 'I Brown, J. A. CAgI III III Brown, J. C. CAI I III Brown, J. F., Jr. CAgI I II II Brown, J. H. CAI . 'II III ' Brown, K. E. CJI IIIII Brown, L. K., Jr. CEdI 2:3331 CAgI 2 I own, . I II Biown, M. D. CAI , I I Brown, P. E. CBSIPAI I I II grown, I I rown, . . I I Brown, R. H. CEI ,I I I Brown, H. E. CAI I II Brown, R. L. CEI I II Brown, R. L. CEI I I' I Brown, R. R. CAI jI I Brown, R. L., Jr. CAI I I III Brown, R. E., Jr. CEI .I I II . Brown, R. . CAgI ,I I I grown, I IIII rown, . . III II Brown, T. G. CAgI III Brown, W. J. CAI I I I 55333: W2 E: IELI QI I Brower, R. CAI II I I Browne, M. O. CAI I . Brownfield, W. N. CBRJPAI. . . Browning, H. E. CAI Browning, R. A. CAI Browning, R. A. CAI Brox, P. E. CAI Bruce, C. P. CAI Bruce, R. L. CEI Brueckner, G. V. CNon-ColI Bnrmley, H. J . CAI . ........ . Brune, T. H. CA I Bruner, C. W. CAgI Bruner, J J R. CAI Bruner, J. R. CAgI Brulngton, R. A. CJI Brunner, H. CEI Bruss, R. T. CAI Bruton, D. L. CLI Bryan, D. F. CAgI Bryant, J. R. CAI Bryant, R. L. CAI Bryson, C. N. CAI Bryson, D. D. CAI Bryson, M. R. CAI Bryan, W. J. CA I Bryson, W. F. CAgI Bubenzer, D. W. CAI Buchbinder, H. IL CAI Buehert, K. P. CGI Buck, B. F. CEI Buck, F. CAgI Buck, W. T. CAI Bucker, G. B. CAgI Buckler, H. E. CEI Buckley, J. F. CAI Buddy, E. O. CAgI II I I I I Budke, W. P. CJI I 'I Buomor, B. w. CEI I II Buescher, E. C. CEI I I Buescher, F. H. CAI I ,I I Buescher, R. H. CEI . II II Buersmeyer, C. J. CAI I ,j II Buorrrnoyor, M. J. CBAIPAJ I I I Buie, D. B. CAgI III II guhgiir, 3, Jr. CAI I I I , . . I I I' I BI'il1oox,F. M. CAI , I Bulow,W.J1 CAI I I I Bunch, N. A. CAI I I' II Bunch, W. P. CAI I II gugroniri Qxlr. CBAIPAI. li ef, . . 1 III II B:nyar,J. HTCAIJ I III Burbridge R CAI I I gurclg, C31 I I I, urc , . . I II II Burch, B. s. CBAIPAI I I Burg, E. F. CAI I II ,II Burge, H. R. CAI I I :III . Burge, R. H. CEI I I II Burger, G. A. CAgI III! ,III Burger, J. G. CAgI I I I III Burger, B. B. CJI ,III .III Burger, T. D., Jr. CJI I II ,III Burgess, C. H. CGI I IIII Burgess, E. E. CAgI IIIIII Burkart, G. A. CLI II .II Burke, D. E. CAI II II Burkel, c. E. CAI ' II ,II Burkett, R. E. CEI II III Burks, J. CBI I Burner, E. W. CAI III 'II Buruoa, B. L. CAI I , II . Burnett, C. E., Jr. CEI I II Burnett, J. D. CAI I -, Burnett. L. C. CAI Burnette, G. S. CAI Burnham, S. J. CBSLPAI Page 37 69 37 69 69 Sludenl aizd College Burns, L. E. CAgI Burns, J. A. CB8zPAI Burns, L. I. CLI Burns, R. L. CAI Burns, R. A. CAI Burns, R. E., Jr. CBSLPAI Burns, W. C. CAI Burgett, C. E., Jr. CEI Burst, L. H. CAI Burstein, R. C. CAI Burt, D. W. CEdI Burton, C. E. CAI Burton, D. L. CAI Burton, G. R. CAI Burton, G. C., Jr. CAI Burress, R. M. CGI Burrgdge, R. R. CBSJPAI Burrgll, D. G., Jr. CAI Burris, J. R. CAgI Burrus, J. R. CAI Burton, D. L. CAI ..... . . 83 Busby, J. CAgI Busby, R. B. CAI Buschmann, L. L. CAgI Buschmeyer, R. R. CBSZPAI Bush, B. W. CAI Bush, D. W. CAI Bush, H. D. CAI Bush, M. F. CAI Burton, J. S. CEI Busse, A. E. CEI Busae, R. A. CAI ............ 83 Page Bussell, L. C. CAI Bussjaeger, C. J., Jr. CAI Bussjaeger, R. M. CAI Bussjaeger, W. J. CAI Butcher, R. M. CEI Butcher, R. W. CEI Student and College Canfield, J. B. CEI . Cannaday, C. W. CAI Cannaday, K. D. CAI Cannon, R. A., Jr. CB8zPAI Canole, V. D. CAI Cansler, G. M. CEdI Cansler, L. D. CAI Canter, E. H CAgI Cantor, N. N. CJI Capps, E. S. CJI Cardwell, C. J. CB8zPAI Cardwell, G. T. CEI Cargill, D. H. CJI Carleton, C. E. CMedI ' Carlisle, D. W. CBSJPAI ..... Carlon, J. T. CAI Carlson, D. L. CBGJPAI Carlson, J. W. CAI Carman, R. W. CEI Carmean, P. W. CAI Carnahan, E. D. CAI Carnahan, R. C. CJI Carney, J. A. CEI Carpenter, E. T. CAgI Carpenter, J. M. CBSJPAI Carpenter, J. J. CAI Carpenter , R. A. CAI Carpenter, W. CMedI Carpenter W. W., Jr. CBRPAI . Carlos, H. D. CJI Carmichael, D. W. CAgI Carnahan, R. E. CAgI Carney, J. R. CAgI Butler, D. F. CBKCPAI Butler Efagw Butler: J. . Butler, J. A. CAI ' Butler B tl , R. L. CAI B u er, . C. F. CAI Butterworth, R. L. CBEPAI Butynes, A. CAI Buxner, S. CAI Buxton, J. B. CAI Buzbee, R. 0. CAI Byhee, J. J. CAI Byer, N. W. CAI Byers, Byers, P. H. CBSJPAI .... . . 53 R. E. CEI Byrn, D. K. CGI Byron, B. L, CAI Byrne, Byrne, Byrne, D. K. CJI P. I. CAI L. B. CEI Byus, R. L. CEI Cable, C L. E. CAgI Cabrera, J. I. CGI Cabrero-Oronoz, A. CAI Cady, E. W. CAI Carr, A. E. CAI Carr, D. C. CGI Carr, L. H. CAI Carr, R. D. CEI Carr, W. A. CEI Carras, Carrell, Carrier, Carroll, Carroll, Carroll, Carroll, Carroll, Carroll, Carson, Carson, Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter, N. J. CAI A. A. CAgI G. B., Jr. CB8:PAI A. B. CAI E. s. CAI J. w. CAI J. C. CEI J. W. CEdI M. B. CAgI J. H., Jr. CAI J. H. CAgI CAI PPPUPHPHPHHFFHDSUF wr-ro!-?I?SfIs-Ftrs? E C BSJPAI CAI CB8zPAI C -T I 39 F' Zan E -u P 5' as ei SE -I O W. GI CAgI Cahill, D. F. CEI ........ . . 38 Cahill, B. A. CAI Cahill, R. F. CAI Caine, J. J. CBXLPAI Cairns, R. W. CEI Calderon, M. H. CAI Caldwell, R. L. CGI Caldwell, W. E. CAI Calkin, N. C. CEI Callaghan, R. J. CAI Callahan, J. E. CAgI Callahan, V. T. CAI Callaway, R. W. CBHPAI Callena, R. J. CAgI Calles, R. M. CEI Callison, R. P. CEI Calvert, R. L. CNon-ColI Calvin, E. L. CEI Cameron, C. L. CGI Cameron, L. H. CAI Cameron, R. A. CAI., . . W L EI OOO D D D B E B E152 - -O r?-F F'?1! ! QCJ?l?1pppOPgf5. Borer- 'P'I. 5 EA Campbell, . B. CAI - M- CARI Campbell, Campbell, W., Jr. CGI Campbell, 0. CEI Campbell, Campbell, Campbell, Campbell, . Campbell, CAI Campbell, E. CAI Campbell, W. CEI Campbell, R. CAI Campbell. E. CEI Campbell, L. L. CAI ..... Campbell, R. F. CAI Campbell, T. E. CAgI Canarie, E. J. CEI Canestraight, J ., Jr. CAI . A Cain . CAI .. 83 .. 83 Carter, W. H. CB8zPAI Carter, W. P. CAI Carter, W. L. CAI Cartmill, E. R. CEI Carver, J. 0. CAI Cary, E. L. CAgI Cary, W. J.. Jr. CAI Cascia. V. CEI Case, J. H. CB8zPAI ..... . . . Case, R. C. CEI Casebeer, J. S. CEI Casebeer, 0. T. CAI Casebolt, B. w. CEI' ' ' ' ' ' Casey. G. J. CAI Casford, J. S. CAI.... Casey, D. J. CEI Casey, H. R. CAI Casey, J. P. CLI Casey, J. W. CEI Cash, H. E. CAgI Caskey, W. I. CAI - Cason, W. J. CB8tPAI.... C J.C CAI asper, . g Caspersen. J . CAI Cassada, E. H. CB8tPAI Cassidy, J. R. CAI Cassin, E. P. CEI Cassis, E. G. CEI Castagna, W. N. CAI Casteel, B. E. CAI ..... . . . Casteel, H. C. CLI Casteel, J. D. CAI Casteel, W. L. CAI Castizlione, A. CAgI Castile, R. T., Jr. CAI Castle, E. M. CAgI Castner, E. H. CB8zPAI Castor, C. C. CBSJPAI Cathey, H. R. CAI ' Catlett, R. E. CEI Catlin, B. C. CEI Catron, B.. Jr. CAgI Catts, R. W. CAI Continued Page .38 53 CB8zPAI. ....... 7 0 CAI ............ 83 70 38 5:1 54 as Sludenl and College Caudle, J. A. CB8zPAI Caulfield, J. T. CAI Cave, E. F. CAI Cavanah, L. E. CAgI Cavender, G. L. CAI Cearnal, H. D. CLI ..... Cecil, R. D. CEI Cerney, R. S. CEI Cervinka, F. CAgI Condor, K. V. CAI Chadwick, N. L. CLI Challin, R. L. CEdI Chalupny, W. J. CEI Chamberlain, J. W. CAI. .... . . Chamberlain, R. T. CAgI Chambers, A. H. CJI Chancellor, H. C. CAI ........ Chancellor, W. T. CB8tPAI Chandler, D. L. CBGLPAI Chandler, E. E. CAgI ' Chandler, R. L., Jr. CAI Chandler, W.'C. CAgI Chang, K. KJCGI Chaplin, R. L. CAI Chapman, E. E. CAI .... . Chapman, G. J. CGI Chapman, J. F. CLI Chapman, L. N. CNon-ColI Chapman, N. M. CLI Chapman, W. S. CAI Charles, D. E. CAI Charlet, M. CEI A. CAI Chase, R. N. CEdI Chasson, A. L. CAI Chasteen, D. M. CEI Chaves, A. R. CBSPAI Cherches, P. F. CAI Cheng, P. L. CGI Cherry, K. E. CEI Chesney, G. W. CAI Chester, E. D. CAI Chiloott, R. C. CJI Childress, L. E. CLI Childs, E. M. CBSJPAI Chinn, C. A. CAI Chinsky, M. CAI - Chittenden, D. W., Jr. CAgI Christian, A. B. CGI Christiansen, K. A. CGI Christian, R. CAI Christian, R. J. CAI Christen, W. E. CLI Christensen, N. S. CJI Christensen, T. S. CJI . . . . Christian, R. L. CAgI Christman, A. B. CAI Chronister, B. B. CAI Chronister, D. L. CAI Chronister, G. M. CAI Chou, T. CEGI - CAsI Chryst, W. Chun, E. J. CAI Church, D. M. CEI Church, F. L. CAI Church, J. B. CAgI Cioi, V. R. CEI Cisel, J. H. CAI Clack, J. H. CAgI ..... Claghorn, B. B. CLI Clardy, J. C. CBBIPAI .... Clark, B. Clark, C. Clark, C. Clark, C. Clark, F. Clark, H. Clark, J . Clark, Clark, N. Clark, P. Clark, R. Clark, R. Clark, R. Cl k, R M. 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CAgB Clizer, N. R. CGB Cloninger, C. K. CGB Clouse, D. CAB Clote, J. W. CJB Clotworthy, H. YV. CEdB Clough, R. C. CEB com, A. L. CAgB Coats, F. L. CAB Cobb, H. L. CGB Cobb, O. W., Jr. CBSJPAB Cobb, S. M. CEB Cobb, W. D. CAgB Cobble, J. W. CAgB Cocco, W. N. CEB Cochrane, C. R. CAgB Cockerill, D. T. CJB Cockriel, J. J. CAB cockriu, D. J. CGB Cody, J. L. CAB cody. R. C. CAB ..... Coe, F. E. CEB Colfel, H. C. CAgB Coffman, C. E. CAgB Cogan, E. L. CAB Coggeshall, K. M. CAB Coghill, W. T., Jr. CAB Coglizer, W. W. CAB Cogorno, E. CAgB Cogswell. J. E. CAB Cohen, C. G. CAB Cohen, E. P. CAB Cohen, J. W. CAB Cohen, L. M. CAB .... Cohen, L. W. CAB Cohen, M. E. CAB cohen, R. M. CAB Cohen, T. CAB Cohn, R. D. CBSJPAB. . . Cohrs. R. B. CAB ....... Cohoon, B. E. CGB Cohrs. W. H., Jr. CAB ...... Cole, C. J., Jr. CBSJPAB cole, J. J. CAB Cole, L. P. CAB Cole, V. W. CAB Cole, W. R. CAB Coleman, D. J. CEB Coleman, L. W., Jr. CB8zPAB.. Coleman, M. CAB P Coleman, . W. CAB Coleman, R. H. CAB Coley, L. E. CAgB Colin, W. F. CGB Collier, C. L. CBSZPAB ..... Collier, R. L. CNon-ColB Collings, L. L. CEB Collins, B. G. CAB Collins, C. C. CAB Collins, ,J. D. CBKJPAB Collins, J. D. CAB ......... Collins, J. J. CAB Collins, J. Collins, C. . Collins, R. 0. CAB Collins, T. A., Jr. CAB Collins, T. J. CLB Collins, W. N. CNon-ColB Colom, M. CAB Colvin, G. M. CAB Combs, D. L. CAB Combs, L. L. CAgB Combs, R P. ,CAB D CAB . C. CAgB Comens, P. CMedB Comer, H. R. CAgB Comfort, H. D. CEB Cominos, P. T. CAB Commerford, V. H. CAB Comparetto, P. V. CEB Compton, J. P. CJB Comstock. J. P. CAB ....... conboy, W. H. CBQPAB .... Condra, H. W. CBSZPAB Condra. H. l. CAB Conerly. R- P- CAB ------ - - - Conkling, V. CAB Conley, L. T. CAB Connell D E CAB Connell J P CAB Connell J P CAg Connelly J L Jr CAB Page 239 .. 54 Sludenl and College Connelly, J. T. CAB Conner, W. L. CAB Conner, W. G. CNon-ColB Connett, C. A. CAgB Connett, F. D.. Jr. CLB, Connolly, W. C. CAB Conrad. M. D. CAgB Conrad. P. A. CAB Constantine. T. B. CAB Constantz, A. CAB Conway, D. YV. CEB Comvay, K. C. CAB Cook, C R CAB Cook, C f W. CAB .... Cope. P. E. CAgB Copeland, E. F., Jr. CAB Copeland, F. L. CAgB Copeland. R. T. CEB Copher, W. H. CAB Coppaken, A. L. CEdB Commze. A- M. CAB Coppedge, C. E. CAB Copping, G. D. CJB Page 38 70 Corbin, C. E., Jr, CAB .... . . 84 Corby, E. J. CAB Cordell, R. J. CGB Corder, N. R. CEB Corder, E. H. CAgB Cordonier, C. E. CJB Cordry, H. E. CAB Corken, J. L. CBSJPAB.. . . .. 54 Corl, YV. T. CBSJPAB Corley, C. L. CAB ...... Cornell, C. T. CAB Cornwell, C., Jr. CGB Correll, J. L. CAB Cosentino, A. A. CEB Costello, T. K., Jr. CAB Costley. V- G- CEB Cotter, J. A. CEB Cottle, E. C. CEB Cottrell. W. V. CEB Couch, W. S. CEB Couey, L. E., Jr. CAB Counls, R. C. CAB Courtney, W. A. CAB Cousins, J. R. CAgB Cousins, J. L., Jr. CAB Cowan, B. W. CAgB Cowan, K. K. CGB Cowan, L. W. CLB Cowdery, J. K. CEB Cowherd, C. R. CAgB Cowhey, J. A. CAB Cowen, C. E. CGB Cowles, L. A., Jr. CEB Cowley, J. A. CEB Cox, . J- CAzB L CEB U7 Cox, C. . Cox, D- E- CEB Cox. E- B- CAB Cox, E. S. CB8zPAB Cox. J- E- CAB Cox, J. H. CAB Cox, J. J. CAB F' Cox, D- CEB Cox, R. M. CNon-ColB Cox, R. N- CEB Cox. T' C- CEB Crabtree. J- BV- CAHB Crabtree. R. L. CAB Craddock, J. E. CAB Crader. E- B- CAB Craig, C. W. CB8zPAB Craig. E. L. CEB Craig. E- G-- JF- CAHB Craig, J. E. CLB Craig. R- G- CEB Craig, R. W. CAB ...... Craig. BV- S- CGB Crall, J. M. CGB Cramer C L- CAB Crandall E W Jr CGB Crandall V R CLB Crandy R J CEB 70 84 Sludcnl and College Crane, E. W. CAB Crane, F. F. CBCQPAB Crane, F. P. CEB Crane, J. A. CAB Crane, J. A. CAB Crane, R. T. CAgB Cravens, T. E. CAgB J. CAB EB? - - EB M- CEB Crawford, . L. CAgB Crawford, . L., Jr. CAB O QQSSSQQSQSSQQSSSSQS '5'g'U'U'5'C!'U'C!'5'U'U E E E fDfUlDlD0CDCDlDGG2 'U. ' :':':':':':':':':1:1. C-.g..,,,5F,fgg5-gym-.1 22FF'f'F11QP1P1OOf-mm' :-H' r-lgworf ..2,O ...gg 39. 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CAB Crouch, R. G. CEB Crouse, W. H. CAgB Crouser, T. L. CAB Crow, B. CEB Crow, C. N. CAgB Crow, D. R. XBKJPAB Crow. L. J. C B Crowley, E. L. CEB Crowley, M. L. CAB Crownover, H. L. CAB Crowson. R. E. CAB Crump, C. K. CAB Crump. L. L., Jr. CEB Crumpley, W. H. CAgB Csan. E. CAB Culbertson, W. A. CAB Culley. R. H.. Jr. CAB Culwell, D. K. CAB Cummins, J. D. CEB Cummings, J. L., Jr. CAgB Cummins, J. E. CAgB ...... . . . Cumonow, H. H. CAB Cunavelis, J. P. CAB Cuneo, R. T. CJB Cunneen, R. C. CAB Cunningham Cunningham Cunningham, Cunningham, Cunningham, Cunningham Cunningham, . CEB Cunningham, . E. CAgB Cunningham, N. L. CAB Cunningham. VV. W. CAB Cupps, J. E. CAHB Curry, G. R. CEB Curry, J. E. CLB Curry, P. H. CEB Curtis, G. B. CAgB gammiub . C. CGB . W. CAB C. CAgB mr?- . C. CNon-ColB Conhnued Pug:- 70 38 .E. CAB ...... 34 F. CAB... .... 33 Curtis, J. J. CAB ............. 70 Curtis, VV. N. CBHPAB Curtis VV G. CAB Curtiss K A CAB Curtlss R H CEB Custod J T CAB :IIB V 4 Q V V , ,BALL , ,. -An.. 1r'..+4-S-,jg-7'A-'L'B'--. gfll-,..j'Q4g.. Sludenl and Coll:-gr D Dahl, R. E. CJB Dahler, D. L. CAB Dahlor. D. C. CAgB Dail, H. M. RGB Dalack, G. C B Dalack, T. B. CAB Dale, E. L. CAB Daledovich, C. E. CEB Dalley. S. J. CEB Dalton, J. H. CAB., .. Daly, D. F. CAB Daly. J. M. CAB Daly. R. P. CAB ..... D'Ambrosio, R. L. CEB' C i V I I I Dameron, 0. L. CEB Damon, F. D. CAB Damschrocder, F. A. W. CAB Daniel, C. CAB Daniel, J. W. CBSLPAB . ..... . Daniel, T. M. CAB Daniel, VV. G. CLB Daniel, W. 0. CAB ..,., Daniels, B. C. CEB Daniels, D. L. CAB Dantzler, E. R., Jr. CAB Dapron, C. E., Jr. CLB Dapron, R. F. CAB D'Arcan elo. A. D. J. CAB Darion, CAB Darling. A. CAB. ...... . . Darling, B. B. CJB Darling, J. M. CEB Darr, A. R., Jr. CAB Darr, J. M., Jr. CEdB Dasher, L. C. CAB Datz. H. H. CAB Daugherty, J. W. CAB Dauma, R. W. CAgB Davies, H. IJ. CJB Davids, D. J. CAB Davids, L. R. CAB D 'd avi son, D. R. CLB Davidson, E. CGB Davidson, F. R. CAB Davidson, G. G. CJB Davidson, L. S. CAgB Davidson, R. H. CEB Davidson, R. L., II CGB Davidson, W. C. CAgB Davidson, W. H., Jr. CEB Davidson, W. II. CEB Davidson, W. L. CAgB , ,, Davis, A. W. CGB Davis, C. R. CBSJPAB Davis, D. L. CAgB Davis, D. G. CAB Davis, D. W. CAB Davis, F. S. CNon-ColB Davis, F. E. CAgB Davis, F. L. CA B Davis, G. L. CNim-ColB Davis, G. G., Jr. CAB Davis, G. K. CEB Davis, G. F. CEB Davis, J. N., Jr. CEB Davis, K. L. CAgB Davis, L. L., Jr. CAB Davis, L. S. Davis, L. F. CAgB Davis, M. S. CGB Davis, R. L. CEB Davis, R. CAB Davis, R. W. CAB Davis, R. A. CAB Davis, R. B. CAB Davis, R. E. CAB Davis, R. W. CAB Davis, R. NV. CGB Davis, R. J. CEB Davis, R. S. CAB Davis, W. L. CAB Davison, W. R. CAB Davolt. J. A. CEB Davoult, W. H. CAgB Dawson, F. R. CBKLPAB Day, C. L. CGB Day, C. M. CJB Day, J. G. CAB Day, K. D. CEB Day, W. E. CEB Deal, G. T. CEB Dean, C. YV. CAB Dean, D. S. CAB Dean. M. A. CJB Dean, W. V. CAB Deason, R. W. CAgB DeAtley. G. 0. C'EdB CAgB ...... Deaton. F, R., Jr. CAB Deliord, R. L. CBSLPAB DeBruin, R. VV. CAB De Canniern, D. E. CEB Decker, V. E. CEdB Deckerd M. E. CAgB DC'Cost0r R J CIB Deed R N CAgB Dcfl':'nbau4,h F C Jr CAB sa. Pflgr 8-l 70 54 8-I 81 54 70 STUDENT BUDY 1947 Sludenl and College I Page Degan, L. J. CED Degen, J. CED DeGuire, L. A. CED DeJarnatt, W. E. CBSLPAD DeHaven, P. CAgD Delln, G. W. CAgD Deichler, C. H. CAD Deister, L. CAD Deken, C. L. CNon-ColD DeLange, W. J. CED... . . . Delaney, H. R. CED DeLany, J. W. CAgD DeLaney, P. R., Jr. CAD DeLay, C. E. CAD DeLear, W. F. CAD Dellastatious, J. W. CGD Delmez, A. J. CGD Delozier, L. F. CAD DelPonte, P. S. CAD Deluze, F. K. CED Demaray, W. R. CB8zPAD.. . . . Demaree, P. D. CJD Deming, B. A. CAD Demmer, F. A. CGD DeM0ss, J. A. CBSZPAD Dempsey, D. T., Jr. CAD Dempsey, W. H. CAD Dendy, M. Y. CAgD Denebeim, B. K. CBXJPAD Denebeim, R. S. CAD ..... Denham, C. R. CAD Denkler, H. L. CGD Denning, J. R. CAD Denniston, H. K. CAD Dennler, C., Jr. CB8zPAD Denny, D. E. CED Denny, J. I. CB8zPAD .... Denton, G. W. CAD .... DePina, J. C. CAD Derby, J. J. CAD Derks, W. J. CAD Derletli, T. J. CAD deRoin, N. M. CJD ....... DeR0usse, R. G. CAgD Detchemendy, R. L. CEdD Deter, C. A.'CAD Deterding, W. CAD Dethlefson, R. W. CAD DeVaney, R. H. CED Deveneau, J. A. CAD DeVido, E. P. CAgD DeVoy, J. J. CAD Devoy, R. F. CED ........ Deutscher, I. CAD DeVilhiss, R. J. CB8zPAD Dexheimer, F. R. CAD DiCapo, C. J. CAD ....... Dickerman, J. A. CAD Dickey, S. S. CLD Dickhaus, D. W. CAD Dickhens, K. R., Jr. CAD Dickmann, H. H. CAgD Dickson, B. G. CED Dickson, D. E. CED Dicus, F. J., Jr. CAD DiDunato, L. CAD f Dieckman, H. E. CB8zPAD Diedriecll, C., Jr. CAD Disdrissli, G. L. CAD Diehl, W. F., Ji-. CAD Diekroeger, C. W. CAgD Dierker, W. W. CAD Dieterieh, E. L. CGD Diliberto, M. M. CAD Dill, W. H. CED Dillard, W. F. CGD Dillion, J. E. CAgD Dillon, R. E. CAgD Dimitriades, J. A. CAD Dimitt, R. L. CAgD Dimond, J. E. CED Dimond, W. M. CAD Dinkins, E. E. CJD Dinman, W. F. CAD Diiiwiddis, J. c. CGD Dinwiddie, J. H. CAD Dipboye, W. J. CEdD Dirickson, L. W. CAgD DiSalvo. C. CAD Disher, R. J. CAgD Dittmar, A. A. CAgD Dittman, O. L. CJD Ditzell, L. s., Jr. CAD Dixon, P. T. CGD Divilhiss, J. S. CLD Doak, R. L. CAgD Doane, L. A. CAgD Dobbe, K. H. CAD Dobbins, D. M. CAgD Dobbins, L. J. CAD Dobbs, R. C. CGD Dobisli, A. P. CJD Dobson, G. R. CAD Dodson, J. E. CED Dodson, M. R. CAD Dodson, R. L. CAD Dodson, V. W. CAD Dodswortll, C. S. CAgD .,..... 71 Dobyns, B. F. CB8zPAD Student and College Page D08IDl106fBf, M. R. CAD Dollahite, H. A. CAD Dollar, L. A. CJD. ....... . . . 55 Donahue, A. M. CAD Donald, J. D. CAD Donaldson, V. M. CAgD Donaven, T. W. CAD Donelson, J. M. CAD Donelson, M. W. CNon-ColD Donley, H. E. CGD Donley, J. J. CAD Donnell, H. F. CAD Donnell, W. D. CED Donnelly, R. T. CAD Donovan, J. G. CAD Donovan, M. D. CJD Donsky, H. CJD Doolin, R. B. CGD Doom, P. H. CAD Dopson, F. C. CAgD Doran, W. F. CAgD Dorfman, I. CAD Dorlac, F. A. CAD Dorlaque, J. R. CAD Dorman, C. K. CAD Durner, A. G. CAD Dorr, E. F. CNon-ColD Dorris, J. K. CAD Dorris, P. S. AD Dorris, R. E. CAD Dorroh, C. F. CAgD Dorroh, R. E. CJD Dorsett, F. H. CAD Dorsey, J. E. CAgD Dotson, W. D. CBSLPAD Dotson, W. R. CAgD Doty, L. H. CJD Doughan, B. L. CEdD Dougherty, J. M. CLD Doughty, A. W. CAgD Douglas, J. W. CAgD Douglas, L. C. CAD Douglas, S. A., Jr. CAgD Dow, T. M. CGD Dowdy, C. L. CAgD Dowdy, J. L. CAgD Dowell, W. F. CAD Dowgray, R. J. CAD Downey, J. D. CED Downey, J. R. CAgD Downs, J. J. CB8tPAD Downs, E. L. CLD Drace, J. M. CAD Drace, M. W. CBKZPAD Drake, C. 0. CAD Drake, R. J. CAD Drake, W. E., Jr. CAD Drane, G. M. CED Drane, R. R. CAgD .... Draoulee, L. CAD Dressel, A. T. CAgD Drew, A. CAD 38 Dreyer, A. CGD ......... . . . 39 D' ,J.E.CAD DESEJHJM g Driver, C. E. CAgD Dr mm, H. V. B8zPAD ...... 55 u C Drummond, G. M. CBSJPAD Drummond, H. C. CBXJPAD Drumm, J. H. CAgD Dryden, W. R. CAD DuBois, J. G. E. CGD DuBois, J. B. CAD Duddleston, T. C. CAD Duddridge, K. J. CAgD Dudley, R. J. CAD Duel, J. L. CED Duemler, J. C. CED Duessing, R. C. CED Dullield, J. F. CED Duiiin, W. J. CNon-ColD Dugger, H. H. CGD Dugger, J. B. CAD Dugger, T. G. CAD Dulaney, E. L. CED Dunajcik, E. P. CEdD Dunaway. R. P. CAD Duncan, A. CAD Duncan, C. E. CJD Duncan, D. C. CJD Duncan, Duncan, L. CED Duncan, . B. CAgD W. CNon-ColD L- CAgD gives Duncan Duncan, Duncan, W. N. CAD Duncan, W. R. CAD Dundon, H. D. CAD Dundon, T. C. CAD Dunham, C. P. CED Dunham, R. E., Jr. CAD Dunkeson, R. L. CAD Dunn, C. R. CAD Dunn, C. A. CED D H W CJD J. CLD. ........... 71 unn, . . ............ 55 Dunn, R. W. CB8zPAD Dunn, W. A. CED Dunscomb. S. D. CB8zPAD Dunshee, R. E. CMedD Student and College P1199 Dunsworth, L. CAD DuPont, N. W. CED Durant, A. J., Jr. CAD Durley, J. E. CLD Durnell, M. D. CAD Durrett, H. W. CAD Dusek, E. R. CAD Dusenberry, J. G. CAD Duss, L. E. CED Dutton, R. J. CED Dwight, N. W. CGD Dworak, J. W., Jr. CJD ....... 55 Dye, J. W. CAD Dye, K. E. CAD Dye, O. M. CAgD Dye. R- L- CAgD Dye, W. E. CAD ...... . . . 55 Dyer, A. J. CGD Dygard, P. H. CAD Dygert, H. B., Jr. CED Dylo, E. G. CMedD Dysart, L. A. CBSLPAD Dysart, P. B. CAD Dysart, W. E. CJD E Eagan, J. R. CAgD Egan, W. D. CJD Eames, S. M. CGD Earley, M. W. CAD Earley, H. J. gB8ZPAD Easley, J. A. AD Easley, T. N.. CBXJPAD Eason, E. E. CEdD Easterday, J. L. CED Easterday, R. E. CED Eastman,,P. W., Jr. CED inued -MEN-.Cont Slulient and College Ekstrom, H. E. CEdD ..... Elder, D. E. CAD E. E., Ji. CMsdD Elder, Elderbronk, D. F. CAgD Elkin, H. B. CAD Ellerbrake, E. G. CED .... Ellerman, C. E. CAD Ellington, C. G. CBEPAD. Elliott ,RRJAD GJC D Elliott, . . Ag Elli Ott, Elliott E. ,J. . G. CED B CED B Elliott, J. . CGD Elliott, J. F. CAD Elliott, J. M. CED Elliott, J. T. CAD Elliott, Elliott, Elliott, Elliott, Elliott, geese B. CED . D. CAgD is' CA1-DD H. CED Elliott, W. W. CAgD Ellis, B. F. CAgD Ellis, B. E. CGD Ellis, c., Ji. CBEPAD Euis, c. C. CED Ellis, D. o. CGD Ellis, D. B. CAgD Ellis, D. D. CAD Ellis, H. A. CAD Ellis lS, . . Eu' QD CCEJ Ellis, R. . Euis, s. A. CED Ellis, W. G. CB8tPAD Ellis, W. W. CED Ellison, E. P. CAD Ellison, J. J. CAD Ellison, J. 0. CAD Eastman, R. B. CJD Eatock, J. W. CAD ...... ... as Eawck, S- E- CAD. .... ... 85 Eaton, H. C. CAgD Eaton, W. H. CED EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEQ525555555 oolrv- D' more zo rv gg:.gggEffwsa-,fg ,..s,Eu-.-.-.Sa-.Es poUoooQEE 4mF5F?Q '-'-las.-C-s::::-'b'-:: EBEEEE5LsbEHseOQ5FkbPE5Ws QEQSPQBsbsgsssisspesgsies sessisgsseseeisssisslssss A-figivge. - . go: - tr- 3 Agfvf-f 2 gases? E Q 5 553555 VIZ' V - 'U 3, 'U ' P X., g - G Cl Edson, P. J. Edstrom E. . dblvg GE Edwards: A. Edwards, A. . CAgD P5 Edwards, B. Edwards, C. CB8zPAD ..... 56 CAD Edwards, C. CED S Edwards, D. W. CAD Edwards, F. C. CLD Edwards, H. C. CEdD Edwards, H. W. CB8zPAD Edwards, H. S. CAD Edwards, J. M. CAD Edwards, N. M. CLD Edwards, N. L. CAD Edwards, N. CB8zPAD ..... 39 Edwards, Edwards Edwards, Egan, W. D. Egelko, J. . s. CAD , W. o. CAD W. s. CAD CAD A L. C D Eggen, R. C. CB8zPAD Egger, J. R. CAgD Eggers, V. A. CAD Eggert, F. CAD Ehlers, C. V. CAD Ehrlich, E. A. CAD Ehrentraut, F. E. CAD Ehret, G. W. CAD Ellrhard, H. P., Jr. CED Eifrid, S. L- CEdD ............ 39 Einbender, A. H. CAD Einbender, E. I. CED ......... 71 Einstein, A. C. CAD Eirls, C. E., Jr. CBSLPAD Eiseman, B. G. CAD Eisner, S. M. CAD Eiserlhauer, G. R., Jr. CB8zPAD Eisfelder, J. E. CED Eizelberger, B. W. CEdD Elmore, K. L. CED Elrod, D. B. CAD Elzemeyer, H. W. CAgD Elson, D. D. CAgD Elson, J. D. CAgD Emanuel, J. G. CED Emanuele, J. T. CAD Emerick, J. D. CAgD Emerson, D. CAD Emerson, I. D. CLD Emerson, J. H. CAgD Emmerson, J. W. CGD Enero, R. R. CED ' Engherg, R. A. CED Engel, H. K. CAD Engle, M., Jr. CAgD Englert, L. R. CAD English, W. A. CED English, W. R. CAD Enrietto, R. V. CAD Entsminger, G. H. CEdD Enwright, J. T. CAD Epperson, T. W. CB8zPAD Epple, J. A., Jr. CED Epprlgllt, C. S. CAgD Epstein, S. M. CED Epstein, S. CAD Epton, S. G. CLD Erb, G. T. CAD Erdman, R. A. CAgD Erdos, F. WD Ergovich, . H. CAD Eilisrt, R. L. CB8zPAD , . Ericson, N. W. CJD Erickson, R. 0. CJD Erikman, V. R. CAgD Erickson, F. B. CGD Erickson, R. P. CB8zPAD Erickson, R.-O. CAD Ernst, P. E. CAD Ernst, W. J. CED Ervin, J. K. CLD Ervin, R. J., Jr. CB8zPAD Erwin, H. K., Jr. CAgD Eschenroeder, H. C. CAgD Eshbaugh, W. R. CAD Espey, I. R. CAgD Esser, H. CAD Esser, J. L. CNon-ColD Essen, M. A. CED Esther, A. E. CAgD Esterbrook, H. 0. CAgD Estes, J. D., Jr. CAD Estes, J. D. CAD Esther, C. D. CAgD Etheridge, D. C. CLD Etheridge, R. W. CAgD Etz, W. F., Jr. CAD Evans, B. J. CAgD Evans, C. A. CGD Evans, E. A. CED Evans, G. F. CAD Evans, J. H., Jr. CAgD Evans, J. L. CED Evans, N. R. CAD ...... Evans . CAD Evans . Evans El FWF? saws gee 5 3 Evans, W. R. CAD Page . . 55 39 39 ' l I I 55. l . . 71' Page 2900 C Sludenl and College Evasco J. CAgD Evcloll' P. CLD Bvens J. B. CED Everly J. C. CAgD Everett, R. D. CAD Evitts J. T. Jr. CLD Ewing A. W. Jr. CAgD Ewing. B. J. CJD Ewing, VV. N. CAD Eye F.E. CB8zPAD Eyermann O. D. CAD Eyman W. C. CAD Eysscll, A. F. CBSLPAD Erell J. B. CAgD Fabes N. D. .... . Fabes S. D. . .... . Faerber J. A. F aes R. H. CA ENT BUDY 1947 Sludenl and College Page Finlayson, H. S. Jr. CEdD... Finlayson, G. n. CAD ...... .II ' lfinley, A. M. CGD llnley, B. H. CB8zPAD Finley C. J. CAD Finley, L. J. ED Finn C. E. CED Finnell J. B. CED Fsnney D. P. CBQPAD Finney, J. E. CED Finney, P., L, CAgD Fiore J. M. CMedD Flrman. J. H. CGD First W. L. CAD Fischer D. J. CAD Fischer G. DV. CAgD Fischer H. S. CED Fischer, I. O. AD Fischer R. W. CAgD Fischer W. L. CAD Fisher D. M. CAD Flser D. F. CAgD ff .. - -Continued Sludenl and College Foster Foster Foster Fowler Fowler Fowler Fowler Fowler Fowler Fowler L. A. A L. F. CAD R. . D. D. CAD E. W. CGD . A. CAD J. B. CB8zPAD L. . , W. M. CAD Fowlkes C. W. CED Fowlkes J. R. CAD Fox . CB8zPAD ..... . Fox . L. CAD .... . Fox R. L. CGD Fox R. B. CAgD Fox W. V. CED Frakes. C. W. CED Francis B. E. AgD Francis, 0. W. CAgD Francis, W. CLD Francisco C. A. CB8zPAD Faggan. J. E. Fagin I. CA F ahrmeier L. W. CA Fair J. L. CE Fair H. J. Jr. CL Fair W. L. CA F airall R. J . CA Fairfield J. D. CA Falloon J. N. CGD Fisher . P. CBBJPAD Fisher, Fisher, I W. CED Fisher, . Fisher M, Fisher . Fisher Fisher' I Ii. CAgD . Jr. CNon-Col As RAg Fitch 'R.'B.'CGD Fannin R. J. CG g Farbstein. M. E. CA Fardon W. A. CA Farmer E. L. CA Farmer J. W. CA Farmer 0. J. CA Farmer . K. CAgD Farmer W. E. CA Farnsworth R. D. CAD Farnsworth, W. E. G Farquharson, C. A. CA Farr F. E. J Farrar G Farrar, R. L. CED Farrell, J. K. CA Farrell J. P. CAD Farrell, R. E. CA Farren, M. G. CA Farwell, 0. W. CA Fast, J. J. CED Faudree, B. B. CBXJPA ..... . Faulkenberry, V. T. CA Fausek, I. F. Jr. CE Fausek, J . F. CAgD ........... Faust J. W., Jr. CG Faust W. W. CAD Favour, R. R. CE Fawyer, J. O. CA Fay, C. H. CLD Fay, G. E. CAD ..... . . Fearn, J. W. CAD Feaster, C. V. CGD Feehter, J. R. CAD Feehtling, F. F. CAD Feder, D. B. CED Fefel, C. V. CAD Fehr, C. M. CGD Feingold, E. CAD Feldhausen, G. E. CBSLPAD Feldman, C. CAD Feldmann, L. C. CGD Felgenhauer, J. A. CAD Felton, J. W. CAgD Felts, E. L. CAD Feng, H. L. CGD Fennel, W. E., III CGD Fenner, W. M. CED Fensom, F. A., Jr. CAD Fenwick, E. M. CAgD Fergason, . H. Ag Ferguson, E. W. CAD Ferguson, K. M. CAD Ferguson, J. W. CGD Ferguson, L. M., Jr. CAD Ferguson, M. C. CAD Ferguson Fitehett, E. L. CAgD Fitzgerald . . Fitzgerald C. W. CAD Fitzgerald D. E. CBSLPAD Fitzgerald E. J. CAD Fitzgerald J.J. ED Fitz ald W. L. CAgD Fitzgtlo-I. si ......... . . . Fitz T. P. Fitzer J. P. CAgD Fltzmaurice, J. J. CAgD Flanagan F. W. CAgD Flanigan, G. M. Flanagan J. J. ..... . . . Flanigan L. H. Flaspohler, R. E. Fleer M. W. CE Fleet, C. J. CA Fleetwood, J. R. CG Flegel, C. M. CBaPAD Flemming, D. L. CA Flehmer J. J. CA Flemming. V. B. CBSLPA Fleming W. M.C Fletcher, J. L. CBXCPA Fletcher J. H. CE Fletcher, L. E. CA Fliehman, G. W. CA Flint, J. M. CED Flippe, E. 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CAD Kalen, K. E. CED KaI1ajian,V. CAD Kallenberger, R. H. CED Kallman, H. CJD Kaltenstein, L. O. CED Kameese, W. S. CAD Kameron, T. P. CAD Kaminsky, L. A. 'CAD. .... . . 88 Kaminsky, S. F. CAD Karnmerlohr. M. K. CAD Kamrneyer, E. C. CAD Kamp, W. H. CAgD Kaxnpschmidt, R. F. CAgD Karnpschmidt, R. E. CAgD Kane, A. H. CAD Kane, J. T. CAD Kantor, H. M. CAD Kanzaki, H. CAD Kaplan, H. I. CAD Kaplan, P. CAD Kaplan, S. J. CAD Karchmer, W. H. CBSZPAD .... 59 Karpowicz, R. S. CAD .. 42 G.C.C1AD -... .. .. 59 Student and College Karras, W. C. CAD Kursch, R. F. CGD Kassel, C. CED Kastendieck, R. E. CAgD.. . Katz, M. I. CAD Katz, S. M. CAD Katz, S. A. CAD Katze, A. I. CAD Kauffman, E. CAgD Kauffman, R. L. CAD ' Kaufman, C. H. CAD .... Kaufman, J. M. CAgD Kaufman, S. H. CAD Kaye, J. R. CED Kayman, S. CAD Kays, E. D. CAD Kays, E. K. CAD Kays, J. M. CGD Kaye, R, C. CAD Keath, E. Mi-CAD Keating, W. . CIED Kearney, T. F. CAD Kegel, W. R. CLD ...... Keef., J.-E. CED Keeth, M. W. CAD Keeley, J. G. P. CED Keene, D. C. CED Keersemaker, J . L. CJD Keevik A. S. CGD Keil, . W. J. CAD ...... Keitel, E. J . CBSJPAD Keith, E. L. CAgD Keith, F. W. CAgD Keith, H. E. CAgD Keith, J . G. CAgD Keith, J. C. CED Keith, M. L. CAD Keith, n. W. CB8zPAD .... Keith, W. E. CAgD Keller, J. B. CAD Keller, J. L. CED Keller, J. L. CJD Keller, J . T. CAg Keller, Keller, Keuer, R. F. CAD Keller, R. J. CAD Keller, R. s. CBEPAD Keller, W. J. CAD Kelley, H. CED Kelley, R. F. CAD 0. CGD L. L., Jr.JCED .... P. CED Kelley, R. Kelley, T. W. CAD J F CA Kegihenr' c' CA, e ogg, . . gD..... Kellogg, R. 0. CAgD Kelly, B. G. CAgD Kelly, D. E. CAD Kelly, F. E. CE Kelly, H. S. CA Kelly, H. C. CAgD Kelly, J . V. CBSJPAD Kelly, L. M. CGD ' Kelly, R. J . CAD Kelly, T. J. CAgD Kelso, P. C. CGD Kelso, R. W. CED Kelso, T. M. CED Kelter, A.'S. CAD Kemm, J. O. CJD. ..... .. Kemmler, R. C. CAD .... Kemp, F. M. CED Kemp, J. D. CJD Kemp, R. M. CAD Kemper, R. C., Jr. CAD .... Kennedy, A. E. CED Kennedy, E. C. CED Kennedy, J . T. CAD Kennedy, R. W. CNon-ColD Kennedy, T. CED Kennedy, T. F. CAD Kennedy, W. D. CLD Kennedy, W. H. CAD Kennelly, N. E. CAD Kennen, E. C. CLD Kenneg, E. B. CED Kenney, J. S. CAD Kensinger, J. E. CAgD Kensinger, P. R. CAD Kent, D. J. CJD Kent, K. C. CAgD Kent, 0. A. CB8zPAD .... Kent, R. A. CAD Kent, R. W. CB8zPAD . .... Kentera, C. W., Jr. CAD Kcnworthey, C. W. CAD KerckhoB', R. W. CAD Kerhoski, L. C. CED Kerlin, G. D. CAD Kern, J. W. CBSLPAD .... Kern, P. E. CBSLPAD Kerns, V. CBGJPAD Kcrone, W. T. CAD Kerr, J. D. CAD Kershaw, N. A. CED Kerwin, J. M. CED .... Kessler, J. T. CAgD Ketter, R. L. CED Key, F. L. CBSZPAD Key, W. C. CAD Keyes, T. B. CAD Kihhe, J. C. CAD Kihel, J . CAD Kichler, V. H. CED Page 59 88 I 42 59 42 59 59 42 88 88 59 42 42 5 9 Page 294 Ki r, . CAD Kohaus, L. J. CAD .- , . .- -. . - STUDENT BODY 1947-MEN-Con Slullenl and College Kieter, C. G. CED Kieffer, B. L. CAD Kiehl, M. A. CAgD Kiem, I. CAD ...... Kieser, R. F. CAD Kiley, J. P. CAgD Kilgore, B. L. CAgD Kilkcr, J. A. CAD Kilkcr, J. J. CAgD Killgore, C. R. CAD Killian, H. L. CAD Killough, R. H. CAD Kimball, S. T. CAD Kimbrell, J. T. CGD Kimmel, I. G. CAD Pa ge .. 7-I Kincaid, G. S. CAD Kincaid, H. F. CED... Kindle, A. K. CED Kindorf, VV. A. CED ...... - eD Kin-nick, c. w CA King. King. gina, me. King, King. King, King. King King, King, King Kingl R. King Kingl T. A. CAD D- E- CAD ....... D. R. CED D. L. CED D. W. CAD D. R. CAD G. G. CAD G. J. CLD G. B. CAD J. M. CAD L. W. CAD L. B. CAD R. B. CB8zPAD D- CAeD R. E. A King, W. D. King, W. T. CAgD Kingslan, R. T. CED Kingsland, R. D. CAD Kington, J. F. CAD Kinn, J. M. CED Kinnison, R. W. CGD Kinnison, T. A. CAD.. Kious, J. A. CAD. ..,. Kirby, G. L. CAD Kirby, R. T. CB8zPAD Kircher, J. F. CAD Kirkendell, D. H. CAD Kirkendell, F. L. CAD Ki.-khan., D. T. CAD Ki kh W r am, . R. CAD Kirkpatrick, D. E. E D Kirkwood, C. E. CAD Kirn, T. G. CAD Kirschmau, B. M. CB8zPAD Kirtley, C. L. CAgD Kiser, J. R. CMedD Kissli Kissli Kissli Kitch ng, K. A. CED nger, D. CED nger, M. CED en, R. J. CAgD Kitchen, W. A. CAD Klamm, C. E. CED Klauber, A. H. CJD Klaus, E. L. CED Klaus, N. C. CEdD Klayma, N. H. CBQPAD Klein, D. W. CAgD Klein, E. W. CAD Klein, E. A. CAD Klein, H. CAD Klein Klein Klein Klein, , J. A. CEdD CEAxsDi .---. . M- g ..... C Klein, P. CED, Klein, R. C. CB8zPAD Klein schmidt, E. F. CAgD Klemme, W. M. CA Klepi nger, D. E. CMD Kleppsattel, C. L. CAD.. . . . Kletsky, H. CAD. . .... . . . Klick, A. F. CAD Kiincfahci, H. E. CAgD Kiincfclici, J. A. CAD Kling, E. L. CAgD Kling, G. F. CB8zPAD Kling, J. M. AD Klink, L. B. CAD. ........ . Kling elhofer, A. L. CED Klingner, C. E. CGD Klosterman, W. G. CJD Klusmeyer, P. W. CAgD Knapp, J. A. CED Knappenberger, G. E. CAgD K te l R. A na a , C gD Knaus, D. E. CAD Knau s, J. L. CA D Knees, E. B. CAgD Kneih, J. B. CAgD Kneuhuhler, H. E. CED Knierim, J. W. CAD Kniest, J. VV. CAD Knight, F. P. CMedD Knight, J. VV. CAgD Knight, M. L. CAgD Knight, V. E. CMedD Knipping. A. J. CAD Kuisely, H. L. CLD Kniest. J. J. CA Kaittel, R. E. CAD Knoepker, C. VV. CBSLPAD . K ma, K. L. CAgD Kgggiiiiiiiiia, L. A. CAgD Page 295 ,, 42 ,, 88 ,, 59 .. 87 ,, 59 59 42 74 88 88 59 S9 Sludenl and College Knoll, N. J. CAD Knott, J. C. CAD Knowles, J. H. CJD Knowlton, P. C. CED Knowlton, T. R. CED Knox, W. C. CAD Koch, J. F. CAD Koch, P. B. CAD Kodas, M. L. CLD Koechig, R. L. CAgD goenler, L, CAgD oe in , , M, E Koerbeg L W, K J Kohlmeyer, N. L, CAD Kohls, P.. L. CGD Kohn, G. N. CAD Kciialc, G. J. CAD Kohoutch, E. A. CAD Koken, J. C. CGD Kohrman, G. E. CGD Kong, VV. T. CAD Koaald, D. E. CEdD Konrad, D. F. CAD Konrad, R. W. CAD Konski, J. L. CED Koutras. L. J. CB8zPAD Kontras, N. J. CAD Koon, J. H. CAD Koplow, I. CJD Kopp, F. G. CAD Kornman, L. CAD Kosmal, E. J. CAD Koteskey, F. W. CAD Kovar, P. M. CED Kozal, F. L. CMedD Kozina, A. J. CAgD Kozlowski, C. A. CAgD Kraft, D. H. CED Kraft. D. L. CED Kraft, S. CED Kramer, M. A. CAD Krantg, H. CBHPAD Krashln, J. R. CAD Krasnow, S. S. CBKLPAD . Kratzer, W. T. CAD Kraus, R. P. CED Krause, S. J. CAD Krautman, B. A. CED Krautmann, E. J. CAgD Krautmana, L. W. CED Kravis, N. M. CAD Krechel, D. C. CED Kreger, S. H. CAD Kreigh, J. R. CLD Kicigh, R. D. C D Kreigh, W. K. CED an-ia, R. R. CAD Kremer, J. H. CAD Kresse, V. E. CGD Kreutz, F. T. CJD Kriegel, M. H. CAgD Kriege, R. P. CAD Krieger, R. H. CAD.. , . Kriegler, P. CAD Krival, A. S. CAD Kriz, J. F. CAgD Kroll, J. E. CAD Kromen, G. CED Krone, J. A. CAgD Kronewitter, F. E. CAD Kronshein, D. E. CAD Krueger, G. J. CJD Krueger, R. E. CAD Kruger, L. H. CED Krumholz, N. CAD Krupp, R. G. CAD Krusekopf, F. F. CAgD.. . . Kuechler, J. R. CEdD Kuechler, W. R. CAD Kueck, L. B. CAD Kuellmer, K. R. CED Kucnne, R. E. CJD Kuenzi, D. E. CAgD Kugler, H. C. CAgD Kuhlrnan, R. M. CED Kuhn, E. J. CED Kuhn. E- F- CASD Kahn, E. w. CB8zPAD .... Kuhn, J. D- CED Kuhn. R- V- CAD Kuhn, W. R- CBQPAD Kullman, J. R. CAgD Kullman. R- F- CAgD Kumaran, J. D. S. CGD Kumunsky, L. A. CAD Kunz, R. L. CGD Kunstel. R- W- CAgD Kunze, E. W. CED Kunz, R. L. CAQD Kurtzeborn. YV. D- CAD Kurtzrock. G. H. CAD Kurz, J. W- CAD Kuttenkuler, C. J- CAD Kuttenkuler, R. P. CAD K , T. H. CGD Ksfger, J. E. CAD Kymun, M. S- CAD L LaBerge, W. R. CBXLPAD Page , ,,,, 42 59 74 60 LaBonta. R. R. CAD. .... ..--- 7 'J LaFrollette, R. L. CAD Sludenl and College Pdge Laekland, R. E. CAD Laclede, J. P. CED Lacy, J. T. CJD ....... . . . 60 Lacy, J. E. CBGPAD Lacy, T. w. CAD Lacy, VV. K. CED Laiivic, H. J. CJD Lair. F. D. CBSJPAD Laird, G. F. CAD Laird, s. W. CAD Laiderman, S. T. CAD Lakc, R. L. CAD Lakcinan, J. M. CAgD Lalk, D. H. CAD Lalumondier, . F. CED Lamar, E. L. CED Lamar, E. G. CED Lamb, N. C. CAD Lambert, H. E. CAD Lambeth, V. N. CGD Lambie,F.B. 74 Larnbur, D. C. C D Lambur, R. T. CAD Lammers, M. F. CAD Lamruert, E. T. CED Lamcreaux, T. T. CAD La Mothe, W. C. CBSJPAD Lancaster, C. R. CED Lance, A. S. CAD Lance, D. J. CLD Lance, H. E. CAD Lance, J. W. CAD Landtisser, R. K. CAD Landwehr, H. A. CAgD Lane, B. D. CED Lane, D. B. CJD Lane, F. H. CBKLPAD .... . . . 60 Lane, T. L. CAgD Laner, H. B. CAD Lang, J. D. CAgD Lang, S. C. CAD Lang, W. E. CAD Langdon, J. E. CED Langheck, C. H. CED Langenheck, P. 0. CED Langenbeek, 0. B. CAD ....... 60 Langford, J. CED Langford, L. R. CGD Langford, W. R. CGD Langhauser, F. H. CED Langley, F. H. CAgD Langley, M. L. CAgD Langren, W. N. CAgD Langtim, J. F. CAD Lappos, J. N. CAD Lanser, H. R. CAD .... Laaser, R. L. CGD Laramore, C. R. CAgD Larherg, H. A. CED Largent. B. L. CBCSJPAD Larkin, J. C. CED Larkin, L. M. QED Larkin, R. J. C D Larkins, C. E. CJD Larrner,5'. B. CAD 60 .T.CED. .... 74 Larsen, . M. CAD Larsen, W. A. CAD Larson, A Larson, A. S. CAD Larson, H. A. CAD Larson, J. A. CAgD Larson, S. CAD Larwill E - J- C D Lasky, A. N. CAD Lasky, R. CAD Lasley, F. G. CAgD Lasley, F. A. CAgD Latham, J. B. CAD Latmer, F. E. CAgD Lattimore, T. W. CAgD Lau. YV. S. CGD Laudel, L. VV. CED Laudel, W. H. CED Laudie, R. F. CED Laughlin, J. W. CAgD Lauless, JV. V. CB8zPAD Laumer, F. J. CAD Laumer, M. S. CAD Laux, C. H. CBSJPAD Laux, G. A. CAD Lavine, D. CJD Laverne, C. C. CBCSJPAD Law, C. C. CARD Law. J. A. CNCD Law, R. J. CAD Larncr, J. F. CAgD Lawnick, N. S. CAD Lawrence. G. C. CAD 4 Lawson. E. E. CAHD ---- - - - - 3 Lawson, K. G. CAD Lawson, J. R- CB8lPAD Lax, A. W- CAD Lay, J. W. CAgD Laydcn, R. D. CNCD Lazagskki CAD Lea, . Lenmer, C. F. CED Leathers. O. L. CAHD Leaver, J. II. CAD Leavitt, M. T. CAD Leavitt, R. K. CAQD Lei1,vittSVlgt?- CAgD Le ar. - ' Lechner, R. C. CAD Unued Sludenl and College Lcdbettcr, R. C. CAgD 0 Lee ,Lee, Ledford, L. L. CAD L .d gerwood, R. D. CAgD , C. D. CJD '1' E G. . C D Lcc, J. H. CGD Lee, J. H. CEd Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee D .J. N. A ,L.VV.KCz6J ,M.E. CAD ,E E. CGD LeeIR. . BCQPAD w . CAgD Lee, . P. CBQPAD Lee, Y. C. CAD Leeds, R. M. CGD Leeker, A. E. CED Lee Fevre, E. R. CGD Leller, L. G. CED Lestwich, J. A. CEdD Leftwich, R. W. CAD Legg, XV. J. CAD Le rand, F. J. CJD Le Grande, E. B. CAgD Le Grande, J. L. CAgD Lehaen, C. P. CLD Leibold, R. A. CAD Leibovitz, H. CJD Leiker, V. C. CJD Leilnkuhler, G. E. CAD Leinger, R. L. CAD Leiupp, R. W. CAD Lemaire, J. S. CAg Lemmer, G. F. C D Lemmer, J. H. CBKJPAD . Lemmer, W. S. CED Lemon, C. E. CBSJPAD Lemon, L. H. CED Lenard, L. E. CGD Lenger, 0. W. CED Lentzsch, R. R. CAD Leogrande, E. A. CAD Leonard, C. W. CAgD Leopold, B. A. C D Leppard, H. T. CAD Lepsky, B. D. CED Lerner, E. S. CAD Lerret, J. C. CED Lesher, J. I. CAD Leslie, J. L. CAD Less, W. W. CAD Lesser, M, J. CAD Lessly, C. W. CAD Lester, J. J. CAD Lett, T. H.. Ji. CBCQPAD .... .. Lewallen, F. R. xAD . Leweke, D. H. C gD Lewke, D. C.CED Lewis, A. L. CAD Lewis, C- Q- CASD Lewis, E. P. CED Lewis, E. H. AgD Lewis, F. J. CJD Lewis, G. R. CBKLPAD Lewis, G. H. CED Lewis, H. L. CAD Lewis, J. I. CAD J. B. CAD J. B. CAD J G CED Lewis. L . ewns, Lewis, . . Lewis, M. I. CAD Lewis, 0. L- CASD Lewis, P. NK CJD Lewis, R. C. CAD R. H. CAD Lewis, Leuek, J. F. CxED Leutung, M. V. CAZD Leutzinger, R. YV. CED Lenzen, J. L. CMD Leuenbron, R. A. CED Levin, P. CAgD Levine, A. CGD Levine, J. G. CED Levine, S. CAD Levings, C. R. CAgD Levinrad, S. S. CED Levitt, E. CAD Levy, H. A. CBKJPAD Lepensky, G. W. CAD ' Librach, B. CBKLPAD Lichterman, C. I. CJD Liddell, M. D- hAHD Lieberstein, S. - CAD Liebert, C. B- CBSLPAD Licbcs, B, H. CJD Liellling. H. S. CBBLPAD - Licchti, DV. M. CAgD Lienhard. J. II. CAgD Licse, L. R- CGD Lifsey, R. Q- CBSLPAD Light, A. M. CGD Linni1cCFbL.fCAD Ligon, . . Lilcs, YV. M. CBSLPAD Lilly, J. M. CAD Lilley, M. W. CLD Limbaufh, D. CAD Lin, J. .. CED Lineh. A. P. CAD Lincoln, J. VV. CARD Lincoln, R. N. CAgD Lindnucr, M. J. CARD Lindeherg, E. XV. CAD Lindley, C. G- CAKD -44' .,. .., - , ,-- .. Page 60 74 -13 ,, 60 .. . . - ' ' ....K.4..4.2 , . - -.- - ...ff - '-L- ' MELA- e....4..i.. -A- . .- -- 3 .AMD - - a. -- .. :------ STUDENT BUDY 1947 Sludcnl and College Lindley, R. N. CAD Lindley, W. R. CAD Linlllnarla, J. W. CAD Lindner, F. 0. CAD Lindsay, H. H. CJD Lindsay, J. B. CJD Lindsay, R. D. CAD Lindalay, D. L. CAD Lindstrom, D. H. CAgD Lindstrom, N. E. CBSLPAD Linfanl, L. J. CAD Link, J. A. CAD Liustrombergr W. J. CED Linville, R. B. CED Lionberger, H. F. CGD Lipe, J. CAgD Lipczynski, S. J. CAD Lipin, B. CED Lippert, G. Q. CGD Lipschutz, F. CAD Lipscomb, G. H. CED Lisle, R. W. CAD Little, G. S. CB8nPAD Little, H. C. CAgD Little, M. W. CAgD Littlejohn, M. L. CAD Littleton, H. S. CAgD Litton, J. V. CED Litvag, I. R. CAD Liu, T. Y. CGD Livingston, F. B. CEdD Livingston, R. C. CEdD Livingston, W. L. CLD Lloyd, R. F. CED Lo, F. C. CGD Lobo, R. CED Lock, A. P. CAgD Lankan, J. M. CAD Locke, J. D. CED Locke, R. L. CAgD Lockwood, B. D. CAgD ' Lodge, G. W. CAD Loeb, M. -R. CAD Loeb, S. F. CBSZPAD Loeber, J. E. CAD Page Loefller, R. H. CAD. .......... 75 - Loehr, W. S. CAD Loewenstein, G. J. CAgD Logan, F. J. CAD A Logan, J. K. CAgD Logan, R. S. CED ............ 44 Logan, W. D. CJD Logrbrinck, K. M. CAgD Logvin, A. CED Lohman, L. M. CAgD .... Lohmann, V. L. CGD Lohoefener, R. J. CAD Lohoefer, C. L. CAD Loman, R. B. CLD Lolnbardino, C. J. CAD Loncaric, F. R. CAD Lonergan, T. E. CED Long, A. W. CAgD Long, F. H. CAgD Long, G. E. CAD Long, H. R. CGD Lone. J. C. CAZD Long, J. D. CAgD ..... Long, M. J. CAgD Long, O. 0. CAD Long, R. J. CED Long, R. A. CAD Long, W. R. CBQPAD ' Long, W. C. CAD. ..... . . Long, W. J. CAD Longstaif, W. H. CAgD Longwell, F. L. CAD Looby, A. J. CEdD Looney, H. M. CGD Loop, R. B. CAD Lorance, D. M. CAD Lorber, N. A. CAD Lorch, L. E. CAD Lore, E. W. CED Lormis, F. E. CAD Lnnk, D. D. CED... .. Louk, RZ A. CAD ....... Louks, B. M. CED Louks, D. M. CED Lovegreen, J. R. CED Lovellette, A. L. CAD Low, H. CAD Low, J. F. CLD Lowder, J. K. CAD Lowe, A. L. CAD Lowe, E. C. CAD Lowe, F. B. CED Lowe, J. CJD ........ Lowe, J. E. CAD Lowe,,J. L. CGD Lowell, K. W. CAD Lowry, J. S. CBQPAD .... Lowry, P. M. CAD Loyd, J. T. CAgD Loyd, R. W. CED Lubbock, J. E. CAD Lubin, B. CGD Luby, E. D. CMedD Lucas, C. A. CAD ' Lucas, D. F. CAgD Lucas, E. T. CAD Luckhardt, H. A. CAgD Lucas, W. C. CBSJPAD.. . . Luckmann, W. H. CAgD 43 88 88 75 88 60 44 60 Sludenl and College Luecht, S. F. CAgD Luetkemeyer, E. A. CAD Luetkemeyer, J. J. CAD Lukeman, W. W. CAD. . . Lukens, G. J. CAD Luken, J. H. CAD Luker, R. C. CAD Lund, H. G. CMedD Lund, L. H. CGD Lunsford, H. T. CAD Lum, H. T. F. CAD Lumsden, D. CAgD Lumsden, J. W. CAgD Lupntkin, M. CAD Lusk, R. D. CBSLPAD Lutes, F. C. CNon-ColD Lutkewitte, J. F. CAD Lutz, L. W. CED Lutz, R. W. CED Lutz, W. G. CED Luzader, W. K. CAD Lybyer, C. E. CAD Lycan, J. W. CEdD Lydecuer, C. M. CAD Lyle, R. L. CAgD Lyle, R. R. CMedD Lyness, E. P. CED Lynch, H. C. CAD Lynch, R. L. CB8zPAD Lyon, R. W. CAD Lyon, W. H. CED Lyons, P. O. CAD Mc McAbee, C. M. CAD McAdow, G. A. CAD McAdow, H. A, CAgD McAd0w, R. N. CED McAfee, J. T. CAD McAllister, S. B. CAD McAnnally, A. L. CLD McBee, C. W. CAgD McBenge, F. E. CNCD Man.-ide, D. B. CBQPAD McBride, D. W. CED McBride, W. J, CAD McBurney, W. D. CAgD McCabe, H. A. CED McCall, V. 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B., Jr. CB8zPAB Ssgmfifer S-'XEBJ Snodgrass, C. L. CAB E more. - - s nook. D. R. CAgB slrll ,B. M. CLB s h,R,B, A 92 Skinmli-TIE. A. CAB Sgglder, G. R.fCAgB Skinner, J. E. CJB Snyder, L, R, CAB Skinner, R. C.. Jr. CAB Sobel, E, CAB , Sklmsky. D- CAB Sobel, N. L. CAB ' ' Skvuby. A- P- CAsB Sabin, R. N. CLB Skourulp, N., Jr. CBJJPAB.. 47 Soblc, S. I. CAB . J- S d . . - . Slgglzv. W. J. CEB sgdgigfrlhs IBBIASCBAB --B- giantnrgr Sokol, K. F, CAB ' .Eir- auu... Ski... slew-fc. R. CAB sillidifl, iii 19 C33 ...-- Slai-i0H. B. D. CAEB Solomon. R. M. CAB ill'- Egallghhfg. EQJCEB Sololrnonl, S. V. CAB , firm- - - . . CAB B B C. sle--. J. G. CAB sgrielmle, J,n.,1., CEB Siemens. Somervllleislll. L. CLB 1 ..',,, eys er, . . ' , I 4 3 IBB-B, Slirikard. W. H. mel sgrfkffifir, RIB lfElE.lB B Sloan. D- I- CB-YPAB smrger, H. s. CB8zPAB I 0011. - - L re n, , , A CM... gpg-eiichkg-B 1- 33--ESQ-B, 3. 1-A Chi? ...., - oe, . . ......... ix 8, ,,C - , Slushcr. D. F. CAgB Sgiliam, T. F. CDBQPAB , Slutzker, B. CMedB Sgm-ig, J, A, CAB C , Sm-pmo, G. CB8zPAB H Southall, B. s. CAgB C :... Emma. 2- 1131-gk - . .. 44 Seuthard, D. E. CAB i B5-ge: mw . - - s ld' ,J. F. ..... 3 Smith, A. B. CNFedB Sggngffi D, Lffig, C ,fr- . - - n , . . 32322 ii' fC'CiBfAgl E E ?.'cE Ci 'CASS 1 B Smith. B. W. CAeB sgme, M. A. CAB.. ..... .. .. B Sllllf-hr B- R-. JF- CEB Sparkman, J. A. CAgB ' il 23223 E' 'CB WB SPST' S' 55- E23 s 'th, cfwf CEB P' B' j ' sfrith, D. C. CEB 2,1:::i:- ' ' smith, D. C. CAgB Sparks: I. L. CGB Smith- D- B- CEB Sparling, B. E. CAgB - Smith. E- C- CEB Sparling, E. M., Jr, CAKB 3 92 S'.35?l' 'E' li' lib EB2i.3i'eGLDC,C5'B B - , r--. - , . . ir, Smlthv E- E- C-A-SB Spaugh, J. M. CB8zPAB 1 Smith. Speck, H. T. CAB 1 mit , r. . ' A- - smith, G. H. CBS-:PAB 2222112211 3 wv.CfBE'i' . . . 92 E'-tg? gpeckhag., CAgB . , . . e, . . Smith- H- A- CAB Sgggge, G. 0. CALB 2--sl- as --B m' I ' ' r . . sr-nh, J. C. CAsB 5333221 J. s. CAB, Smith. J- R- CARB Spencer, L. M. CAB Smith, J. B. CBSZPAB Spencer R. R. CAB Smith, J. A. CAgB Spencer, M. c CEB Smith, J. H. CAB .... . . . 79 Spencer: M- H2 KE, Smith- J- P- CAI Spencer, S. M. CBSCPAB . 92 Smith, J. R. CAB n VV F Smith K A CAB SW ce J img? S 'thl Ki EI CAB Pence ' ' ' Smith, lc. w. CEB .... ... 79 Sg2Q1?g,Q'-ff',f,fl,A, Smith. L- J- CAgB err G. VV. A . '7 SmithLJCAB gli, y.-,KMC . 9- s 'thi Lf W. CAB ice j j K Smith, L. L., Jr. CB8zPAB SBQRSNRFEBQB, Smith, L. S. CNon-ColB Spiry J. CAB Smith. M- H- CEB spirreh, J. R. CAB Smith- M- L- CAST i znus R. L. A . Sp t . C B Slllllzr qfgflpfm Spivey, A. I., Jr. CAB Smit 1 - - Splawn, V. H. CAB ' h. N- E- CEB ' Exit., 0. D. ...B 33333.33-.CP.,., Smith- 0- H- CAS? Spotswohd W. J. CAB Smith. P- D- CEB- ------ 92 kl rr 'E E E Smith. P. M.. Jr- CEB Sgiigglirigf GI vf Smith- P- P- CBSIPAB - Spradling, I-I. M. CAB ........ 9- Smal., R. F. CB8zPAB ........ 4- Spmgg' H. R. W Smii-gl. at-KY? Sprangle, T. D. CEB 322211 ii' ci CAB 2 'g Z'?'1?'CW' S 'l'H:H-CEB 'g ' s22ii.H-H- CB--1--B Ssrifggli-.Wim 64 Smith R' L' CAB Springmcyur. E. H. CB8LPAB Smeg E- Q4-,gl Sprinkel, Ba. CBHPAB m. ' ' Spry. D. .. s l R. W. CAB - ggiiili. Q. EYCIIGEB Sg',jf,'Q,'iQ,Fj,lB'1fCBl 'i , . . . ' slain: s. G., Jr. CBEPAB Sfliliefs- C- D- CGB A, .,,, .,,. - . ' J.: LA-J .d.,. L.-..L-..-.. r A A, ,-.- ...,ALC ,.L,...A...... r. . , ... .-- -1 l . Zi-hi Thorpe, K . CAD -rf STUDENT BODY 1947-MEN-Continued Student and College Stadler, D. R. CAD Snaf, B. F. CED Staggs, J. W. CAgD Stahlman, M. S. CAD Staires, E. H. CAD Stallcup, 0. T. CGD Stamm, W. E. CAD Stamper, B. R., Jr. CAD Stamplli, C. D. CAD Stanley, J. R. CAD Stanley, M. H. CAD Stanshury, R. H. CAD Stanton, K. B. CAD .... Staples, E. S. CAD Stapleton, D. R. CED Stahlman, M. S. CJD Stark, E. P.. CB8zPAD Stark, H. H. CAD . .... . Stark, J. C. C D Stark, J. E. CAD Starks, J. R. CAD Starks, J. L. CED .... Stark, K. J. CAD Stark, M. J. CAD stark, M. E. CED Stark, W. CED Stark, W. H. CAD Starmer, B. H. CED Starr, F. L. CAD Stater, H. C. CAgD Staubus, C. R. CAD staubua, G. J. CBCQPAD Steadman, R. G. CAD Steagall, G. W. CJD Stecher, J. F. CAD Steck, E. L., Jr. CAD ' Steck, F. E. CAD Steekler, P. P. CAgD Page .. 92 .. 79 48 Steeber, C. D. CBBzPAD B F C D Steele, . . A Steele, E. L. CAD ...... .. 92 Steele, G. L, CAD Steele, H. A. CB8zPAD Steele, H. A. CAD Steele, J. C., Jr. CAD Steele, W. Steelman, D. CAD D. L. CAgD Steenburgen, H. S. CNon-ColD Steers, C. B. CAD Stelfan, F. L. CAgD Stelfan, J. E. CAD Stegall, G. M. CJD ........... 48 Stegman, M. W. CAD Stegner, E. R. CAgD Steidley, W. G. CNon-ColD Stein, E. E. CAD Steinacker, W. R. CED Steinbruegge, G. W. CGD Steiner, A., Jr. CED Steiner, M. E., CAgD Steiner, W. H., CJD Steines, W. C., Jr. CAgD Steinoff, H. E. CAgD Steinkuhler, H. R. CED Steinman, R. CAD Stelzer, G. I. CAgD Stemmons, R. L. CAD Stender, L. A. CED Stengel, D. O. CAD Stephenson, C. R. CAD Stephenson, D. W. CED ....... 79 Stephenson, R. W. CJD Stephens, C. E., Jr. CAD Stephens, E. W. CBSZPAD Stephens, J. J. CAD Stephens, P. N. CAD Stephens, T. J. CED S nk M B ter e, . . CLD Stessel, P. I. CGD Steuber, R. J. CEdD Stevens, C. R. CAgD Stevens, D. V. CED Stevens, G. R. CAD Stevens, H. CAD Stevens, H. F. CAgD Stevens, H. CAD Stevens, H. CAD Stevens, R. L. CAD Stevens r S. CED Stevenson, E. F. CGD Stevenson, J. T. CED Stevenson, P. N. CAgD Stevenson, R. L. CAgD Stewart, B. A., Jr. CAD. 93 .CB8zPAD Stewart, G. D Stewart, L. E. CEdD Stewart, P. R. CLD Stewart, R. E. CEdD ' Stewart, R. E. CED Stewart, W. J. CBCSJPAD ...... 4-8 Stice, J. 0. CJD Stice, W. C. CB8zPAD Stidham, W. F. CAD Stiles, G. C. CAgD Still, C. E., Jr. CB8zPAD Stinson, H. M. CED St. John, A. D. CGD St. John, F. H. CAgD Stobie, J. H. CBSLPAD Stock, L. L. CAgD Stockard, J. R. CADID Stockdale, F. D. CGD Stockhausen, R. F. CAD -Stocklos, C. J. CAD Student and College Stockton, E. L. CGD Stockton, J. D. CAD Stockton, W. C. CAD Stoenner, A. W. CED Stoeson, S. CJD , RbR.c2AD . . g A CAD Stokes Stone, Stone, sesame F S Stone, B. CAD Stone, Stone Stone, Stone Stone, Stone, W. M. CED Stone, W. S. CB8.:PAD Stoner, M. K., CAD Stonestreet, W. M., Jr. CB8z Stookey, J. D. CAgD Story, R. E. CED Stotts, C. F. CAD smut, G. J. CAD Stout, V. L. CGD Stover, A. B. CLD St , J. C. CE M. CAD M. CAD H. CED C- CAeD we Page PAD' over D Stovey, J. C. CED. . .......... 93 Stowers, J. E.. Jr. CMedD Stowers, H. W. CAD strauk, G. B. CAD Stratman, W. H. CAD Stratton, B. T. CAD Stratton, C. W. CB8zPAD Stratton, D. CAD Stratton, F . H. CBSJPAD Strautman, I. E. CAD Stray, E. J. CAD Street, B. A. CAD Street, D. I-I. CJD Streeter, W. J. CJD Streicher, R. L. CED .......... 64- Stretch, J. H. CB8zPAD Stribling, G. R. CAD Strickland, G. J. CBCYPAD Strickland, H. M. CAD Strickland, J. W. CAgD Strickland, R. N. CED Strider, H. L. CED Strieby, R. H. CAD . . . 93 Strode, T. E. CAgD Strode, W. J. CAD Strole, K. B. CAD Stroot, D. H. CED Strother, L. J. CAD Strothmann, H. F. CAgD ...... 93 Stroud, M. L., Jr. CBEPAD Stroud, R. F. CAgD Stroupe, P. W. CAD .......... 80 93 Strunck, J. CED ......... . . . Strutman, R. H. CAD Struttman, H. S. CED Stuart, F. H. CAD Stuart, G. K. CED Stuart, J. L. CAgD Stuart, R. M. CAD Stubhlelield, H. A. CAD Stubblefield, T. W. CED Stubbs, F. L. CGD Stnckman, E. C. CED Studer, D. H. CAD Stuhlman, W. F. CED Stumpf, W. A. CAD Stupp, E. P. CAD Sturdevant, J. C. CED Sturman, A. W. CAD Sturman, W. S. CAD Sublett, A. W. CED Sublett, T. H. CAD Sublett, W. N. CAD Suchman, N. CAD Suckow, W. E. CAgD Suda, W. R., Jr. CJD Sudlow, E. L. CAgD Suits, F. A Sullivan, Sullivan, Sullivan, Sullivan, PF P77523 5232A S 'JL O EL Favs Sullivan H. CAD ......... 1 93 f Sullivan, Sullivan Sullivan , Sullivan, AgD Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan J. CB8zPAD E. CBEPAD .testes 95 oe L., Jr. CED . V. CB8zPAD . A. CGD , .W. CAD Sullivant, C.I-VV. CB8.:PAD Summar, R. . CAD .......... 93 Summers, C. L. CED Summers, W. R., Jr. CJD Summerskill, J. R. CED Sunderland, D. L. CAgD Sundstrom. G. A. CAgD Sunshine, M. H. CAD Susae, A. N. CAD Sutherland, J. P. CAD Sutherland, J. A. CED Sutherland, R. L. CAgD Sutter, R. A. CED Sutton, H. B. CED Sutton, R. B. CGD Swaggart, J. B., Jr. CAD Swarm, G. B. CAD ........ . . . . 93 Swang, A. W. CGD Student and College Swank, R. H. CAD Swanson, E. E. CED Page Swanson, H. M. CED ......... 80 Swanson, R. B. CBCSLPAD Swanson, R. S. CAD Swanstone,,F. T. CAgD Swartwout,,J. W. CAgD Swatzell, R. J. CAD Sweaney, I. F. CMedD Swearingen, VR. E. CAD Sweeney, J. J. CED Sweeney, R. M. CBSLPAD Sweet, G. L. CED Sweet, W. R. CAgD Swegle, H. W. CAD Sweitzer, G. I. CLD Swetnam, J. W., Jr. CA Swift, W. A, CAD Swoiford, J. P. CAD Swoiford, R. L. CAgD Swope, L. J. CAgD .... Swyden, E. F. CAD Swygert, J. Z. CAD Sydnor, C. B. CED Symon, W. M. CLD Sze, T. W. CED T Taaile, G. R. CED Taber. C. C. CAgD T aff, C. L. CAgD Taggart, T. T. CEdD Talbot, J. L. CGD Talbot, J. H. CAgD Talbot, W. CED Talbott, F. G. CGD Talkington, A. D. CGD D -18 Student and College Page Thomas, G. L. CGD Thomas, G. V. CAgD Thomas, G. W. CGD Thomas, G. A. CED Thomas, H. L. CED Thomas, J. CJD Thomas, J. R. CAD ..... . . 80 Thomas, K. L. CAD Thomas, L. A. CED Thomas, L. A. CGD Thomas 0. M. CAD R. CASD CJD Thomas, R. Thomas, R. F. Thomas, T. B. CAD Thomas, W Thomas . E. CAD , W. R. CAD Thomasson, D. D. CMedD Thomasson, D. P. CAD Thomasson, G. S. CAgD Thomeczek, J. W. CAD Thomka, C. CBSLPAD Thomson, R. D. CAD Thompson, A. E. CAgD Thompson, C. D., Jr. CAD Thompson, D. S. CAD Thonpson, F. A. CAD Thompson, . L. CED Thompson 93 Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thompson Thompson Thompson . CED . . W. CAD . K. CAgD Hesse A. CAD .... . . L. CJD G. CED W. CED E. CJD W. CAD aseeeer Thompson Thompson Tl10l11Dson C., Jr. CAgD . . . 93 Tashman, A. M. CAD Tallman, K. L: CGD Tarr, W. E., Jr. CAD Tarrant, J. J. CJD Tary, R. C. CAD Tate, F. T. CAD Tate, H. E. CAD Tate, H. N. CAgD Tate, M. L. CAD Tatum, J. W. CED... Tatum, R. S. CAD . 93 Tarum, R. A. CEdD A H CED Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor: Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor Taylor, Taylor, R S Taylor, Taylor, Taylor A D Taylor C C C . L. CBaPAD ' . A. CAD . C., Jr. CAD . R., Jr. CAD . L. CED . . g ..... . . . 64 ll' Ili DTD H. W. CAgD Taylor, J. D. CAD , J. R. CAD Taylor, J. R S. CAD I I1-li fill CB AD W rob- 8zP S: S. .CA ............ 93 ,T. D. CAD Taylor, W. H. CAgD Taylor, W. L. CBSEPAD Teaehout, R. L. CAD Teel, C. W. CAD Teel, R. L. CB8zPAD Tegmeyer, R. H. CAgD Teia, D. K. CAD Teller, C. J. CAgD Telthorst, G. M. CAgD Temme, W. C. CAD Templeton, R. A. CAD Tenkholf, W. A. CAgD Tennyson, W. W. CAD Tepper, D. D. CBSJPAD Terrell, E. A. CBSJPAD Terrian, J. B. CAD Terry, E. C. CAD Terry, G. L. CAD Terry, H. M. CGD Terry, R. L.- CED Terte, M. H. CLD Teske, G. D. CEdD Teters, L. C. CB8zPAD Thacker, E. F. CAgD Thacker, T. N. CAgD Tharp, L. D., Jr. CAD Tharpe, A. W. CED Tharpe, W. H. CAD Thate, O. F. CAgD 1 Thayer, H. S. CAD Thayer, W. W., Jr. CBSLPAD Thedinger. R. L. CLD Thedorf, R. L. CAD Theisen, H. L. CAD Theiser, S. E. CED Theiman, J. B. CAD Thiemann, V. H. CED 'T Thiess, J. L. CAD Thoele, L. R. CAgD Thom, P. H. CAgD Thomas, A. CAD ..... ' ..... . . 80 . F., Jr. CAD E. CAgD S. CLD . G. CAzD elblpw Thomas, Thomas, Thomas Thomas Thomas, F., Jr. CED Thronsherry, K. W. CAgD Thomton, L. I. CAgD Thomton, T. P. CAD Thrasher, J. W. CED Thrasher, K. L. CAgD Thuesen, J. N. CAgD Thurman, B. A. CEdD Thurman, C. E. CAD Thurmon, J. A. CAgD Thurston, A. W. CAD Thurston, H. L. CBXLPAD Thurston, J. W., Jr. CED Thweatt, R. H. CAD Tlhbs, W. A., Jr. CAD Tice, J. D. CED Tillerson, R. B. CED Tilley, J. S. CAD Tluey, P.. M. CBQPAD ....... 64. Tlmko, M. CAD Timson. G. F. CED Tiulr, G. H. CAD Tinsley, C. G. CED Tinsley, C. E. CAD Tinsley, D. O. CED Tinsley, P. J. CAgD Tipolt, T. E. CAD ...... Tippett, J. L. CAgD Tipton, J. W. CED Tipton, J. H. CED Trpteu, J. K. CJD. Tipton, V. E. CJD Tipton, R. P. CAD Tipton, W. E. CLD Tirella, C. P. CAD Tisoto, J. D. CAD Titterington, J. T. CAD Tivin, L. CBaPAD Teal, H. L. CED Toben, W. F. CGD Tobias, J. V. CED Todd, G. W. CAgD Todd, J. F. CNon-ColD Todd, J. A. CAgD Todd, J. T. CAD Taluurl, R. H. CAD Tolan, s. H. CAD Tolen, H. R. CAgD Tolen, J. E. CJD Toler, W. R. CB8zPAD Tell, J. E. CA,-.D Tollefson, E. L. CJD Toma, A. H., Jr. CAD Toms, G. D. CB8zPAD .... Term, R. W. CAD Toombs, D. R. CAD .... Toomey, R. J. CAD Tope, G. E. CAgD Topping, R. L. CB8rPAD Toroian, H. CAD Toulouse, R. B. CGD Townley, D. A. CED Townley, K. C. CED Townsend, H. B., Jr. CED Townsend. J. L. CAD Townsend, N. I. CJD Tracy, G. W. CGD Trainor, L., Jr. CAD Trammell, J. B. CAD Tranel, L. J. CED Traylor, R. F. CED Treasure, H. B. CLD Trentin, J. J. CGD Treinen, L. J. CAD Tribble, L. F. CAgD Trickey, N. G. CAgD Trippe, J. M. CAD .. 80 .. 48 .. 30 .. 93 Page 302 r - r 'Eg?' ENT BODY 1947 Sludenl and College Page Trimble Tnmble Tnmble Trimble JMCAD GX CGD NM CAD RCCAD Trltschler L G CAgD Troesch F S CAD TroDD D Z CB8zPAD TIUSZCLQNVSBI R M CFdD Trott 1: F CJD Troutman C D CAD Trowbndge R W CNon ColD Troyer 0 M CAgD Tsao C M CAD Tschannen K B CBSCPAD Tsehannen L E CAgD Trueblood L R CAD Trump W F CNon ColD Tucker A J CAgD Tuckness B H CEdD Tucker Tucker Tucker Tucker Tucker Tu cker Tucker Tucker M CAD E Ag J A P G -K CAD VV E CB8.PAD zxmziw Tudor J R CED Tugel S M CAD Tuepker J L Jr CED T ll C D U CAD Tunlson C N CBSLPAD Turley Turner Turner Tu rner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turpin H A F CE? 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