William Woods University - Echoes Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

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BETTY D'H BuscH Pam 9 7726 Red Campus April 28th was the long awaited day for the dedication of our new library . . . a glorious day we seniors had been looking forward to for two years. The construction of this beautiful, as well as efficient, build ing is proof that William Woods College is a progressive institution that provides the best for its students. This is where we learned from books. The excellently equipped chemistry and biology labs, the homey atmosphere of the practical Home Economics Department, the Art Department, as well as the various other class rooms and ofhces, are located in our threezstory academic building. This is where we learned from our teachers. The chapel is the place we assembled for millions of things: plays, convocations, college nights, class meetings, recitals, and just for fun. This is where we absorbed those things never to be gotten from a book. Page 10 M m R O H D U A Y N A L U D gagwuw WW THE ACADEMIC BUILDING MCBRIDE GYMNASIUM One of the many vocational trairy ing courses offered to William Woods students is radio. The fully equipped hradio hut is a joy for every radio major because everything she will ever need can be found in the two studios, the control room, and the observation room. Each day the radio students present various types of radio programs over station KWWC. Pagt 12 STABLES ? Horseback riding is one of the sports activities that is offered at William Woods. The fireproof stable provides box stalls for twenty horses. Although : the college provides horses for the 1 classes, many of the girls bring their own horses and keep them in the stables. Behind the stables is a large riding ring t Where the classes are held 1'11 the fall and spring. During the winter the classes are held inside the stables. t Page I 3 BARTLEY HALL Bartley, Harmon, and Atkinson, the big three on White Campus, have served us seniors well. W611 never forget the parties and hhjelly datesh down in Harmon Rec Room, or the Atkinson Tea Room where we invariably spent too much money on food. The winter dragged out for so long we thought we,d never get out on the Bartley Hall sundeck! N0, our memory of William Woods College would hardly be complete without . . . hHARMON, and BARTLEY and ATKINSON as well. . . W Page 14 Page 15 ATKINSON HALL HARMON HALL P jumbr EDWARDS HALL JONES Much fun is had in the junior dorms because of the concentrar tion of so many girls in one place. The fact that Jones and Edwards are separated only by a hallway 0n the second and third floors makes it easy for the girls to Visit with one another. Page I 7 NORTH JONES HALL North Jones, the newest rex modeled dorm on campus, is conr nected to Jones by way of the parlors; however, this does not keep the North Jones girls from becoming well acquainted with their fellow juniors in Jones and Edwards. HThe voices of 77le $augkigry as before. Will any of y0u Juniors ever forget Hell Dayls rude awakening or the after effects . . . the Seniorsl stony faces, the Westminster boys laughing at you in your humiliation . . . the buttom'ng you had to do . . . or the earring in your nose? That day, how ever, did serve the purpose of uniting the two Classes into one of the closest juniorzSenior bonds that William Woods has ever seen. We Seniors loved having you juniors visit us and inviting us to your rooms. Some of us didnt see as much of our little sisters as we would have liked to see them, but we loved you all. It has been a lot of fun being big sisters, declaring our owrt stop day, and most of all working two years to enjoy our llSem'or Privileges?a The friendships welve made here, the lessons welve learned both in and out of class, and the grand way of life that William Woods has taught us will never be forgotten. B. thusch Sem'ors Page 20 Page 21 Sembr 6745; Officers MARGE WILLIS BARBARA GABLER . LOUISE BOAZ RUTH FARRIS JANET ROZIER President VicerP'resident Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman AUDREE ANDERSON 8037 S. Green St., Chicago 20, 111.; YWCA; Chap. Choir; Glee Club; 111. Club SEVILLA ANDERSON 5841 N. Harlem Ave., Chicago, 111.; YWCA; Chicago Club; CGA Nat. Stud. Ass't Ch.; Gr. Owl Rep.; Cam, pus Players; Glee Club LEOTA AUSTIN Wi11iamsburg, Mo.; Willies Out, Sec. E? Treas.; Phi Theta; Deans List; IRC CAROLE BACH Old Jamestown Rd., RR 1, Box 459, Florissant, MO; YWCA; St. Louis C1ub MARY LOUISE BADAMO 2230 State St, Quincy, 111.; IRC; Camp. Players; Treas., Atkinson; YWCA; 111. Club; G1. Club; Chap. Choir; Home Ec. Club FRANCES BLIM 400 Whitney Ave., Joliet, 111.; YWCA; Campus Players LOUISE BOAZ Naval Air Sta, Patuxant River, Md.; Phi Beta, V. Pres.; Sec. Sr. Class; Soc Rel. Com; Woods Echoes, Lit. Ed., YWCA, Pub1.; 1nd. C1ub DARLENE BORCHERDING 813 1611., Fulton, Mo.; Willies Out; IRC; Ach. List; Phi Theta Kappa SUSAN BUCKNER 312 N. Twin Oaks Apt., Kansas City, Mo.; K. C. C1ub, Sec. E59 Treas.; IRC; YWCA; Home EC. C1ub, Pub. Chair. BARBARA ANN CASPERS 530 Jack. Ave., River Forest, 111.; IRC; Phi Beta; Camp. P1ayers; YWCA; 111. Club Page 22 HOPE VJ. CHANDLER 8300 Skyline St., Afton 23, Mo.; YWCA; St Louis Club NANCY CHILES 1802 Rockbrook Rd., Omaha, Neb.; YWCA; IRC; Neb. Club, Pres; United Charities DOLORES CHURCHILL 3 Kings Court, Ferguson, Mo.; Gr. Owl; IRC; YWCA; St. Louis Club, Sec. E9: Treas.; Proct. Har. Hall JUDY CLAYTON 20 S. Elm St, Dexter, Mo.; IRC; YWCA; Gl. Club; Chap. Choir; Ach. List; MALT; Alpha Iota MARIAN CLEVELAND 1101 Brookfield Ave.Y Brookfield, Mo.; Chap. Choir; G1. Club; GD 0W1; IRC; Camp. Play.; YWCA; MALT Club; Chair. Atkinson; CGA Council EUNICE COCHRAN 722 N. Fenton, Indianapolis, Ind.; G1. Club; YWCA; Camp. P1ys.; Ind. Club, Pres.; IRC; Gr. Owl, Adv.; Paddock Club; Head Din. Rm Girl MILDRED COLLINGS 41 Benton, Crete, 111.; YWCA; 111. Club BETTY CONNELLEY 20 Webster Acres, Webster Groves, Mo.; YWCA, Cab.; St. Louis Club JOAN CRAIN 5627 Holly Hills, St. Louis, Mo.; YWCA; St. Louis Club MARY SUE CRUM 8026 Manor Rd., Kansas City, Mo.; Ach. List; G1. Club; YWCA Corr. Sec; IRC; Phi Beta; Kansas City Club Page 23 Samar; Seniors JOANNE CULVER 825 W. 55th St., Kansas City, N104 YWCA; Camp. Plys.; K. C. Club JANET DANCY 6740 Edgevale Rd., Kansas City, Mo.; YWCA, Big Sis. Chain; K. C. Club, Pres.; Gr. Owl, Adv.; Woods Echoes, Adv. JEANNE DAVIS 44 E. 55th St., Kansas City, Mo.; Gr. 0W1, Cir. Mgr.; Paddock, V. Press, K. C. Club, Soc. Chairs, YWCA; Sr. Prom Comm, Chair. DIANE DICKSON Somerset, Mt. Pleasant, 13.; YWCA; G1. Club; Paddock, Sec; Camp. Players; Phi Beta, Historian; 121. Club BARBARA DONHOWE 714 Ist. St., S. 15., Hampton, 13.; IRC; YWCA; Phi Theta Kappa; Alpha Iota; Brushes, SeenTreas; Camp. Players PATRICIA DONOVAN 3316 W. 34V; St., Minneapolis, Minn; IRC, Pres.; Minn. Club; House Chain, Jones Hall; College Ngt. E? Convo. Com; Gr. Owl Staff BETTIE DUNCAN 3731 Parkway Dr., Shreveport, La.; YWCA, Soc. Ser. Ch.; Phi Theta Kappa; Home EC; IRC; Woods Echoes, Editor; MALT; Stud. Pub. Comm; Gr. Owl; Proctor, N. Jones; Ach. List; Dean1s List ANN DUNLAP 1309 St. Louis St., Edwardsville, 111.; F1. Chain, Ed. H311; Woods Echbes, Bus. Mgr.; St. Louis Club, Sec.; YWCA; Hd. Din. Rm. Girl HELEN EATON Newton, 111.; 111. Club; YWCA; Paddock Club DORIS EBERHARDT 210 N. Greenwood, Park Ridge, 111; 111. Club; YWCA; Home EC... Pres.; IRC Page 24 PAT EICHHORST 203 West University, Champaign, 111.; IRC; 111. Club; Camp Players; YWCA; Woods Echoes Style Show Director SUZANNE ENGEL Jonesburg, Mo.; YWCA; Phi Theta Kappa, Sec.; IRC; MALT; Ach. List; Gl. Club; Chap. Choir; Proctor, Atkinson Hall MARILYN EWERT 1718 79th St., Elmwood Park, 111.; YWCA; 111. Club; G1. Club; Chap. Choir; Proctor, Bartley Hall RUTH FARRIS 5449 College, Indianapolis, Ind.; Treas., Sr. Class; Phi Theta Kappa, VxPres.; Corr. Sec, IRC; Proctor Bartley MARY ANNE FARROW 519 Angenette, Kirkwood, Mo.; YWCA PEGGY FISCHER 412 W. 2nd St., Washington, Mo.; YWCA; Phi Beta; Camp. Players; IRC; St. Louis Club ANNABEL FISHER 1043, W. 57th St. Tern, Kansas City, Mo.; YWCA JACQUELINE FORD 440 E. 110 Place, Chicago, 111.; IRC; Camp. Players; 111. Club, SerTreasg Alpha Iota, VxPresg Ach. List; YWCA, Dev. Comm. BARBARA GABLER 3938 Canterbury Dr., St Louis, Mo; YWCA; IRC; Soc. Ctharmon; VnPres. Sr Class; St. Louis Club MARGARET GALLUP 1913 BriarcliPrr Rd., Jackson, Mich; YWCA; IRC; 111. Club Page 25 Smiom JOAN CJEKDERICU 1803 Gibson, Cedar Falls, 13.; YWCA; IRC; Chicago Club; Iowa Club MARY GERSTENECKER 144 W. Ixhin, Lebanon, 111.; Gr. OWL Bus. Mgm Ach. List; YWCA; Campus Players; St. Louis Club; CGA, Ste. CAROL GILLOW 1802s Warrington D11, Detroit 2, Mich; YWCA, Soc. Chs, MALT Club; IRC Am: GROVE Knob Noster, Mos, Brushes; MALT Club; Ach. List; IRC; YWCA; GrV Owl; Proctor, Bartley Hall; Phi Theta Kappa BETTY GUERRANT Route ,3'5 6, Fulton, Mo.; Willies Out; Ach. List; IRC JOAN HAAR 312 N. Folger, Carrollton, Mo.; MALT Club; IRC; Gr. Owl; Campus Players MARXLYN HAISLUP 22150 Columbia, Dearborn. Michs, Glee Club; IRC; Brushes, Pres; YWCA; Campus Players; 111. Club; Gr. Owl Staff SALLY HAMPTON 5022 Central Ave., Indianapolis, Ind; Paddock Club, Press, Gr. Owl, Copy Ed.; Sec. Harmon; Phi Theta; IRC; Ind. Club; Ach. List; Deans List; YWCA MARTHA HANNEMAN 317. Le Juene Way, Birmingham, Ala.; MALT Club; Ch. Harmon; CGA Council; YWCA, Music Com. ORDITH HA mus 18 E. 4th St, Fulton, Mo.; YWCA; IRC; Ach. List; Willies Out Page 26 JOANN HAUSLADEN 7y6 Middlesex Dr., Webster Groves, Mo.; Glee Club; IRC; St. Louis Club; YWCA DELORES HXETT 1223, Warrem Topeka, Kan.; YWCA; Kansas City Club DONNA HODGE 8435 Edna, St.Louis, Mo.;YWCA,Cab.;IRC;Gi.C1ub; St. Louis Club, VxPresg Chap. Choir NANCY HUBER 629 Willow Ave., Council Bluffs, 1a.; Phi Beta; YWCA; G1. Club; Chap. Choir; Ia. Club, Pres; Alpha Iota BETTY JABUSCH 617 W. Vine, Springfield, 111.; YWCA; Home Ec. Club, V.'Pres.; IRC; Woods Echoes, Art Ed; 111. Club L015 JOHNSON 3 W. 66th St., Kansas City, Mo.; Harmon H311 Proctor; YWCA; Kansas City Club ANNE JONES 810 High St., Austin, Minn; YWCA, Cabn, Jr. Class Pres; CGA Council LUANN JONES 318 W7. 7th, Bristow, Okla.; YWCA; Phi Beta; Gl. Club; Okla. Club, Pres; Soc. Rel. Com; Chap. Choir LUELLA KEANE 200 E. Fremont Ave., Elmhurst, 111,; ML Club; Gl. Club; Gr. Owl, Rep; YWCA; Phi Beta; Camp. Players, Sec; Soc. Ch., Atkinson; Chap. Choir WILMETH KEARNEY Cooter, Mo.; Willies Out, 580; IRC Page 27 Sammy Smiors MARY MARGARET KISSINGER 409 Barker Ave., Peoria, 111.; 111. Club; Camp. Players; 1RC;YWCA;G11Ow1 SHIRLEY KUNZELMAN Box 150, Rott Rd., Kirkwood 22, Mo.; IRC; YWCA; St. Louis Club; Proctor'Atkinson; Home Ec. Club MARY ANN LEE R. 111, Charleston, M0,; YWCA; Phi Beta JOAN LEOPOLD 8133 Vena Ave., Clayton, Mo.; YWCA, SCCxTreas; St. Louis Club; IRC; Cthartley Hall MARY CATHERINE LEWIS 939 Lathrop Ave., River Forest, 111.; YWCA; 111. Club; IRC SUE LINK 10 E. 9th St, Fulton, Mo.; Willies Out, Soc Ch.; IRC, V.rPres.; Alpha Iota, Sec.rTreas.; Convo. Ea? College Ngt. Com. WANDA MABRY 1802 N. Maryland, Roswell, N. Mexico; MALT Club; YWCA, Pub; IRC JUDY MARTIN 5835 W. Outer Dr., Detroit, Mich; YWCA, V.rPres.; IRC; MALT Club; Home EC. Club SUE MATHEWS 1249 Fortieth St., Des Moines, 1a.; YWCA; Phi Beta; Camp. Players; Ia. Club, Soc. C111 JANET MORRISON 1302 5. National Ave.. Fort Scott, Kansas; YWCA; G11 Club; Chap. Choir; Kansas City Club Page: 28 MARY ELLEN NABER 1821; Wisconsin Ave., Detroit 21, Michs, YWCA; IRC; 111. Ciub ELAINE MARION NELSON 6322 N. Le Roy Ave., Chicago. 111.; YWCA; Camp. Players; IRC; Chicago Club GUNHILD NIELSEN 1637 75th Ave., River Forest, 111.; Camp Players; Phi Beta; 111.C1ub; IRC; YWCA NANCY NORDQUIST 4912 Arden Ave., S., Minneapolis, Minn.; YWCA; Minn. Club; Pres Sr. Class; Ch. Jones Ha11; CGA Council MARTHA ANN OLIVER King City, M0,; YWCA; 1RC; G1. Club; MALT Club SELMA OLIVER 902 Vine St., Fulton, Mo.; Phi Beta, Pres.; CGA Couna Cil; Deans List; Wi1lies Out, Pres.; G1. Club, Accomp.; YWCA JOAN OSBORN 1814 Knox Ave. 8.; Minneapolis, Minn; Camp. Players; Gr.Ow1; Paddock Club, Tres.; IRC; Treas. Harmon; Historian 51'. Class; YWCA CounciI; Minn. Club SUSAN RANSDELL RR 7$1, Franklin, 111.; Campus P1ayers; YWCA; Gr. Owl; 111. Club; Paddock Club SALLY LOU RAY RR 11 I. Dcarbom, Mo.; YWCA; Phi Beta, Sec; MALT Club; Camp. P1ayers, VxPresg G1. Club; Chap. Choir JANE RICHARDS 7619 De1mar, University City, Mo.; St. Louis Club; See, Bartley; YWCA Page 29 Sembm Seniors MARTHA LEE RICHARDS 447 5. Madison, La Grange, 111.; YWCA, Cab.; IRC; Chicago Club MARTHA RIEHL 6731 Bradley, St. Louis, Mo.; YWCA; IRC; St. Louis Club JUNE ROBERTS 137.6 McCutcheon Rd, Richmond Hts., M0,; Phi Beta; Campus Players, Pres.; IRC; Gr. Ow1 Staff; St. Louis Club NANCY ROMmE 3679 Potomac St., Ft. Worth 7, Texas; Phi Theta; Brushes, VnPresg YWCA; MALT Club; Camp. Play; ers; CGA, Treasq VrPres., Pres.; Ach. List; Deans Listr NSA Rep. E59 Comm; Soc. Rel. Comm; Art Ed. Woods Echoes JANET ROZIER 7324 Maryland Ave., Clayton, Mo.; Soc. Cthr. Class; IRC; Camp.P1ayers; YWCA1 Prog. C11,; Treas., Jones H2111; St. Louis Club ROSEMARY RUEGG 2488 Hartland, Overland, Mo.; Gr. Owl Rep. E9a Ed.; St. Louis Club; Stud. Pub. Comm; YWCA FRANCES RUSSELL 202 W. Washington St, Grecnsburg 1nd,; Gr. Owl; YWCA; 1nd.C1ub; Camp. P1ayers;PhiBeta,Treas.; Ach. List; IRC; Parlimentarian Sr. Class; Soc. Ch. Bartley NANCY SCHIELE 3945 Carrellton, Indianapolis, 1nd.; YWCA; Phi Beta; Camp. Players; Gr. Owl Staff; 1nd. Club, Soc. Ch.; NSA College Com. BETTY SCHULER 4808 Maple Rd., Nlinneapolis, Minn; YWCA; IRC; Minn. Club, Sec. CHARI OTTE SEVERSON 4371 Dart Ave., Minneapolis, Minn; Treas.,Jones Hall; Minn.C1ub; C3mp.P1ayers; IRC; YWCA; CGA, Pres. Page 30 KATHERINE SEVERSON 4371 Dart: Ava, Iviinncapolis, Minn; Soc. Ch. Jones Hall; Minn. Club, V'Presg IRC; YWCA, Cab.; Procterr Harmon H2111 MARY MARGARET SHAW 424 W. 32nd St.,J0p1in, Mo.; MALT Club; YVJCA; IRC; Campus Players CHARLOTTE SHIELDS 303 St. Francis St, Kennett, Mo.; IRC; MALT Club, Sec.rTreas.; YWCA ELIZABETH SHIELDS 312 E. Big Bend Rd., Webster Groves, M02; Camp. Players; YWCA; MALT Club SHIRLEY SIEFF 4525' E. Lake Harriet Blvd, Minneapolis, Minn; Camp. Players; YWCA Cab; Minn. Club. VrPres., Pres; Ch. Barclay Hall; CGA Council CARLINE SMITH 2029 Stephens. Vernon, Texas; YWCA; Home Ec. Club, Soc. Ch.; IRC; MALT Club; Woods Echoes Staff SHARIS SMITH 1103 Hamilton Ave., Wynn, Arkansas; IRC; YWCA, Pres.; MALT Club, Soc. Ch.; Soc. Rel. Com.; NSA Rep. ELEANOR SMITH 624 N. Harvey Ave., Oak Park, 111.; YWCA; 111. Club; Campus Players PATRICIA STANLEY 3572 Monteith Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio; Phi Beta; G1. Club; YWCA Cab.; 500 Ch. Jones; Camp. Players; Song Leader; Paddock Club; ProctorrBartley FRANCES STANSFIELD 509 N. 8th St, Vandalia, 1112; YVJCA; Treas. Jr. Class; 111.C1ub Pres; IRC, Sec.rTreas.; Gr. Owl, Feat. Ed; Alpha Iota; VrPres. CGA Page 31 Sembm NANCYSUE STITT 11056 S. B811 Ave., Chicago, 111.; YWCA GAIL STOFER 625 W. Meyer Blvd, Kansas City, Mo.; YWCA; IRC; Procterrjones; K. C. Club; Wobds Echoes; A1umnae Day Comm. NANCY SUGGETT RR 12,1:u1t0n, Mo.;YWCA;1RC; Wi1lies Out; MALT Club JOAN TELFORD 341 S. Elmwood Dr., Aurora, 111.; YWCA; A1pha Iota, Pres.; 111. C1ub, Soc. Ch.; G1. C1ub', Campus Players; CGA, Sec. JOAN UNGER 301 S. Dunton, Arlington Hts., 111.; YWCA; Campus Players; 111. Club, Sec.rTreas.; Alpha Iota, IRC ALMA VANDER GIESSEN 16244 S. Park Ave., South Holland, 111.; YWCA; IRC; 111. Club; Proctepjones; Gr. Owl Staff BARBARA VRANECK 438 Birkshire, Oak Park, 111.; Paddock Club; YWCA; IRC; Gr. Ow1; Set, Atkinson H2111 JEAN WADDELL Lake Forest, Edwardsviue, Kans.; Campus Players; IRC; YWCA; Woods Echoes; K. C. C1ub JACQUELINE WELLS 1340 Vine St., Denver, Co1o.; YWCA, Cabs, IRC; Gr. Ow1Sta11; K. C. Club HELENE WBLSCHER 926 Pine St, Pop1ar Bluff, M0,; Ach. List; Phi Theta, Treas.; MALT Club; IRC;Y WCA; A551: to Brownie Troop; Chris. Church Choir Page 32 Seniors L MARTHA WHITCOMB 437 N. 9th St, Noblesville, Ind; Campus Players; IRC; YWCA; Ind. Club; Woods Echoes DONNA WIGGANS 2810 Duncan, St. Joseph, Mo.; G1. Club; YWCA; IRC; MALT Club; 81. From. Com; Alpha Iota MARJORIE WILLIS 7513 York Dr., Clayton, M01; Phi Theta, Pres.; Ach. List; IRC; YWCA, Cab.;St1Louis Club;Sr.C1ass Pres.; CGA Council; ProctervBartley Hall; Woods Echoes, Ph0r tography Editor 1 JULIA WOOD 39 Beverly Place, Little Rock, Ark; Campus Players MALT Club, Pres.; YWCA; IRC DONNA YAGER W. Franklin St, Shelbyville, Ind.; Phi Beta; YWCA; IRC; Ind. Club, VrPres; Woods Echoes; Fl. Ch. Edwards Hall ANN MOORHEAD 416 W. 70th Terrace, Kansas City, Mo.; YWCA; IRC K. C. Club NANCY STAHR 2423 E. Greenleaf Blvd, Elkhart, Ind.; YWCA; IRC; Ind. Club SENIOR ALMA MATER Dear old Alma Mater, Thy daughters praise thy name. We thy senior daughters Love thy halls of fame. Soon we Will be going, But we'll ever be Faithful, and tender, and loyal, William Woods, to thee. ALMA R. JOHNS. Page 33 juniors Page 34 jumbr Clays JEAN WILCOCKSON MARJORIE ERICKSON GAIL BREWSTER KITTY DAVIS Jo ANNE THOMAS Page 35 Officer: President VIICOPTCSidC'nt Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman SHIRLEY ANN ADAMS Perry, Mo.; Malt Club; YWCA; Home EC. Club, ad.; Jones 112111 Proctor ANNELLA ANDERSON 7.317 E. 13th St, Tulsa, Okla.; Glee Club; 1RC;YWCA;PhiBeta; A551: ch. of Presby. Youth Fellowship GEORGEANN ANDERSON 1856 Sherman Ava, Evanston, 111.; YWCA; IRC; Campus Players; 111. C1ub; Proctor, North Jones DONNA ANTLE 820 5. Glenwood, Springfleld, 111.; YWCA; 111. Club JOAN ARMBRUSTER 9005 Midland, St. Louis, Mo.; YWCA; Glee Club; St Louis C1ub JOYCE ARNOLD Box 358, Greencastla 1nd.; Chairman, North Jones Hall; IRC; YWCA; Home Ec. Club; Indiana Club BEVERLY BAxLEY 1276 W1 71 Terrace, Kansas City, Mo.; YWCA; IRC; United Charities Comm; Glee Club; Kansas City Club MARY LYNN BARNES 300 W1 52nd St, Minneapolis, Minn.; YWCA; Minnesota Club; Proctor, North Jones; Phi Theta Kappa JOY ANN BAUMISTER Wood 81., Fulton, Mo.; Home EC. Club; 1RC; Willies Out MARILYN BECKER 766 W. Kirkham Ave., XVebster Groves, Mo.; YWCA; Home Ec1 Club; St. Louis Club, Social Chairman; IRC BEVERLY ANNE BLACKWELL 220 Bluff St., Council Bluffs, Iowa; Campus Players; YWCA; 1owa Club; IRC; Phi Beta DONNA LOU BLAUL 106 Sterling Lane, Wilmette, 111.; Home Ec. Club; 111. Club; Proctor, Edwards; YWCA MARY BOLIN Rt. i7 4, Box 285, Bristow,0k1a.; YWCA; 1RC; Okla. Club MARGARET BOWDEN R.R. 77 4, Logansport,1nd.; YWCA; 1nd. Club; Proctor GAYLE BREWSTER 1220 Dorothy Lane, Ft. Worth, Tex.; Malt Club; IRC; YWCA; Secretary Junior Class; Dearfs List; House Board, See, Chairman; Phi Theta Kappa; CGA Council Page 36 LINDA BRUNBERG 128 Montclair, San Antonio, Tex; YWCA; Malt Club SUSIE BUCKINGHAM 1326 Beard St., Flint, Mich; Treas, South Jones; Woods Echoes, Business Staff; Minv nesota Club; YWCA JOANNE CASTLE 512 W. Lawndale, Peoria, 111.; YWCA; Campus Players; IRC; Illinois Club ERNESTINE CHANDLER Searcy, Ark; Ma1t Club; YWCA; Home EC. Club; IRC ANN COCKLEY 5145 Carvel, Indianapolis, Ind; IRC; YWCA; Campus Players; Ind. Club; Dearfs list; Woods Echoes, ad. PHYRNE COLLIE 829 Linden St, Shreveport, La.; IRC; YWCA; Malt Club; Phi Beta; Glee Club; Jr. Sextette; Christian Church Choir JERELENE COOPER Cherry Valley, Ark; Glee Club; Malt Club; YWCA; Christian Church Choir VIRGINIA CRUMP I206 B1uff St, Fulton, Mo.; IRC; Willies Out NANCY DAHLGREN 679 N. 58th St., Omaha 3, Nebr.; YWCA; Glee C1ub; Nebraska Club; IRC KITTY DAVIS 2619 E. 13th P11, Tulsa, Okla.; Treas., Jr. Class; YWCA; IRC; Oklahoma Club, Sec. CAROLYN DEASON Ira, 111.; Glee Club; YWCA; Illinois Club; Baptist Church Choir EDNA DECKER 7388 Northmoor, University City, Mo.; St. Louis C1ub;YWCA;IRC VIRGINIA DEGELOW 7609 Carrswold Drive, Clayton, Mo.; YWCA; IRC; St. Louis Club CYNTHIA DICKEY R $1,, Decatur, 111.; IRC; YWCA; 111.C1ub; Woods Echoes, Business Staff DOROTHY DILWORTH 2025' N. 53rd St., Omaha, Nebr.; YWCA; Home Ec. Club; IRC; Nebr.C1ub, Sec. Page 37 yummy ammo HELEN DODD 208 St. Louis, Fulton, Mo.; IRC; W111ies Out; YWCA JOANNA DRUM Advance, Mo.; IRC; Campus Players; Ma1t Club; Brushes; Green Ow1, Artist; Proctor, Jones; YWCA MARY JEAN DUFF 629 Cynthia St., Poplar Bluff, Mo.; YWCA; IRC; Malt C1ub MARJORIE ERICKSON 501 D11 St., LaPorte, Ind.; Pres, South Jones; Vice Pres., Junior Class; YWCA; IRC; Green Owl; 111. Club HELEN EVERT Fulton, Mo.; Willies Out; Glee Club; Phi Beta; Jr. Sextette MARLENE EYERMANN 6705 Delor St., St. Louis 9, Mo.; YWCA; Brushes; St. Louis C1ub NANCY FAVEREAU 5411 Baltimore, Kansas City, Mo.; YWCA; Kansas City Club ANN FIELDS 1 103 Maude St., Poplar B11111, Mo.; YWCA; IRC; Malt Club; Proctor, North Jones CAROLYN FISHER 302 St. Marys Ave., Hannibal, Mo.; YWCA; IRC; Green Owl; Malt Club BETTY FITZGERALD 613 Tuxedo Blvd, Webster Groves, Mo.; YWCA; Malt Club; Green Owl PAT FLAGG R.R. TJf' 1, Moro, 111.; YWCA; IRC; 111. Club CAROL FOSTER 33 E. 731d St., Indianapolis, Ind; YWCA; 1RC;Ind.C1ub MARY Fox 1600 N. Hudson. Altus, Okla.; IRC; YWCA;CGA;Ok1a.C1ub PAT FRENCH G1endale, Calif.; IRC; YWCA; Ma1t Club WANDA Lou FUNSTON 916 8. Erie, Tulsa, Okla.; YWCA; IRC; 011111. C1ub Page 38 SUE GERBERXCH 1803 Gibson, Cedar Falls. Iowa; IRC; Padl dock Club; Brushes; YWCA; Iowa Club; Treas., Edwards Hall PAT GERARD Kansas City, Mo.; YWCA; IRC; Kansas City Club BARBARA GRAGG 503 W. Moore, Henryetta, Okla.; YWCA; Oklahoma Club; IRC NANCY LEE GROSS 3018 Grand Blvd, Cedar Falls, Iowa; YWCA; IRC; Achievement List; Iowa Club; Proctor, North Jones; Alpha Iota PAT HANCOX 6850 Locust, Kansas City, Mo.; YWCA; IRC; Kansas City Club BARBARA HAND 519 Forest Drive, Council Bluffs, Iowa; YWCA; IRC; Iowa Club BETTY JANE HARRISON ClocKs Blvd, Amityville, N. Y.; Cam' pus Players; Brushes; Achievement List; YWCA; Phi Theta Kappa CAROL HARTMAN 1610 Jonquil Drive, Webster Groves, Me; Home Ec. Club; Malt Club; YWCA HELEN HAVERTON 104 N. University, Peoria, 111,; Campus Players; YWCA; IRC; 111. Club CRYSTAL HAWES 2012 Nashville, Joplin, Mo.; YWCA; Camr pus Players; IRC; Green Owl; Malt Club BARBARA HEARNS 617 McEwan St., Clare, Mich; YWCA; IRC HARRIET HEIMLICH Box 65, Monon, Ind.; YWCA; Indiana Club NORA HELM Bartley Lane, Fulton, Mo.; Willies Out; Home EC; Club ETNA HENDERSON Germantown, Tenn; YWCA; Malt Club JANE HENSON Paragould, Ark; YWCA; Campus Players; Woods Echoes Staff; Glee Club; College Nita and Convocation Committee Pam? 39 yummy ymm ANN HINDS Edina, Mo.; YWCA; IRC; Malt Club CORYNNE HINES 512 W. 10th, Clovis, N2 Mcx.; Glee Club; YWCA; Campus Players; Procton S. Jones; Okla. Club; IRC ANNA CATHERINE HITZ Laddonia, M0,; Achievement List; Malt Club; Home EC. Club; YWCA; Phi Theta Kappa BETTY ANN HOERNING 2416 Wall St, Joplin, M0,; Green Owl, Ad, vertising; IRC; Campus Players; YWCA; Malt Club ELIZABETH HOLAND 402 S. First St, Austin, Minn; YWCA; Phi Theta Kappa; Campus Players; Minn. Club; College Nita and Convocation Comr mittee MARY KATHERINE HOLT 507 Jefferson, Fulton, Mo.; IRC; Home EC.C1Ub,SEC2; Willies Out; Glee Club PATTY HOOPLE R.R2 y? 2, Rockport, 1nd,; IRC; Indiana Club; Green Owl, Reporter; Proctor, North Jones; YWCA JANET HORNBECK 317 Vine St., Michigan City, 1nd,; IRC; YWCA; Green Owl; Home EC. Club JANICE HOWARD Marion, Ind.; IRC; Ind. Club; Home EC. Club; YWCA BARBARA HUNNICUTT 310 S. Washington Ave., Sebetha, Kans; Malt Club; YWCA; IRC SALLY IRVINE 1423 44th St, Des Moines, Iowa; YWCA; Iowa Club CATHERINE JACKSON 313 W. Main, Sweet Springs, M0,; IRC; YWCA; Malt Club LAFONNE JENNINGS 502 N. 10th, Centerville, Iowa; Campus Players; YWCA; Iowa Club; Proctor, Jones; DeaIfs List; Green Owl, Reporter BILLIE JEAN JONES Vanndale, Ark; Glee Club; Achievement List; YWCA; Malt Club; Phi Beta MARILYN JORDAN 249 S. Macon St., Bement, 111.; YWCA; Phi Beta; Ill. Club Page 40 JACKIE KAHLEY 1220 Boston. Muskogee, 01113.; YWCA; Oklahoma Club BETTY RUTH KELLY 221 Pleasant St., Springdale, Ark; Malt Club; YWCA DOROTHY KING 16870 Ashton Road, Detroit, Mich; YWCA; Home EC. Club; IRC VIRGINIA KINGSBURY 3706 Washington Blvd, Indianapolis, Ind; IRC; Social Ch., North Jones; YWCA; 1nd. Club BARBARA Kmsgy 6142 Arendes Drive. St. Louis, Mo.; Sec, North Jones; Proctor, North jones; YWCA; Campus Players; St. Louis Club; IRC CLAUDETTE KITCHELL 145 Ridgemont RC1, Peoria, 111.; YWCA; IRC; 111. Club MARILYN KOONS 7241 Terrace, Kansas City, Mo.; YWCA; Kansas City Club; Christian Ch. Choir ROWBNA KREGER Miller, Mo.; YWCA; Malt Club; Glee Club; Campus Players; Church Choir; Phi Beta; jr. Sextette CAROL LATINA 7418 State St, E. St. Louis. 1111; Green Owl, Advertising; 111. Club; YWCA LUCY LOFGREN 3214 W. Calhoun Blvd, Minneapolis. Minn; YWCA; Minn. Club MARTHA LOGAN 11 E. States Court, Ferguson 21, Mo.; YWCA; St. Louis Club; NSA MARY ALICE LONGFELLOW Edina, Mo.; YWCA; IRC; Malt Club ANNE LYNBS R. 717! 2, Chesterfield, Mo.; St. Louis Club; YWCA; Campus Players; IRC AUDREY LEE LYONS 513 W. Woodbine St, Kirkwood, Mo.; YWCA; St. Louis Club CAROL MCCOLLOM 5069 Waterman Blvd, St. Louis, Mo.; YWCA; Home EC. Club; St. Louis Club; IRC Page 41 7M77i07'5 union MARILYN MCILROY Clarksville, Mo.; Glee Club; Malt Club; YWCA; Deads List; Jr. Sextette; Alpha Iota MARY MCKNELLY 1213 Elmerine Ave., Jefferson City, Mo.; CGA; Proctor, Jones; YWCA; Home EC. Club; Malt Club RITA MCKNIGHT 1009 Harrell St, Wynne, Ark; Malt Club; YWCA; IRC KATHRYN MCVITTY 331 Park Ave., Council Bluffs, Iowa; YWCA; Iowa Club; Campus Players MARY LEE MAHER R.R. 75! 6, Box 88rA, Kokomo,1nd.; Christian Ch. Choir; YWCA; Ind. Club; Phi Theta Kappa BILLIE ROUTH MANKIN Box 363, Jefferson City, Mo.; Malt Club; YWCA MARY LYNN MATTHEWS 137 Merick, Shreveport, LIL; YWCA; Green Owl, Feature Writer; Malt Club; See, N. Jones; IRC JANIE MAYBERRY 1802 W. 01113., Enid, 01113.; YWCA; Okla. Club; IRC; Green Owl Staff MARXLYN MITTWEDE 710 Jefferson Ave., Fulton, Mo.; IRC; Dean0s List; Willies Out; PhiTheta Kappa JUDY MOORE 64s Montcalm Place, St. Paul, Minn; YWCA; IRC; Minnesota Club IRENE MORGENS 8816 Virginia Lane, Kansas City, Mo.; IRC; YWCA; Glee Club; Kansas City Club ROSEMARY MUERLE 1829 Outer Park Dr., Springfield, 111.; YWCA; 111. Club MARGARET MURDOCK 1234 E. 20th, Tulsa, Okla.; IRC; YWCA; Green Owl; Home Ec. Club RAYDENE MYERS 510 E. Seventh, Bristow, Okla.; YWCA; Paddock Club; IRC; Okla. Club; Convoczv tion and College Nite Com; Achievement List; Green Owl; Woods Echoes; Phi Beta; Campus Players AWILDA NEAS Box 266, Bixby, Okla.; Proctor; YWCA; IRC; Okla. Club Page 42 BETTY LLOYD NELSON 4366 Thielen Ave., Minneapolis, Minn; YWCA; Minn. Club, Treas; Proctor, Jones; IRC ELIZABETH NEWBERRY RR. 711 3, Jacksonville, 111.; YWCA; Glee C1ub; 111. Club; Christian Ch. Choir VIRGINIA MAE NEWKAM 1203 Moreau Dr., Jefferson City, Mo.; YWCA; IRC; Malt Club MARY ALICE NEWMAN 807 S. Price, Hominy, Okla.; YWCA; IRC; Okla. Club; Social Relations Committee CHARLENE MAE NICHOLS 1310 S. 2nd St., St. Charles, 111.; CGA; YWCA; IRC; Campus Players; 111. Club; Social Ch., N. Jones MARILOU 03111211 4353 Oakenwald Ave., Chicago, 111.; YWCA; Chicago Club; IRC KAROL OLSON Rt. ,1! 1 Benson, Omaha, Nebr.; Paddock Club; Glee Club; Nebraska Club; YWCA DOROTHY OVERPECK 729 N. Broadway, Grecensburg, 1nd,; YWCA; IRC; 1nd. Club MARY J0 OWEN Hickman Mills, Mo.; YWCA; Kansas City Club; IRC; Campus Players DOROTH Y LYNN PALMER 517 Wheaten Rd., Ft. Sam Houston, Tex.; YWCA; Malt Club; Tres. N. Jones; Home EC. Club MARJORIE PATRICK P. O. Box 636, La Grange, Texas; Proctor; YWCA; IRC; Malt Club MARY MARGARET PAYNE Gateway Lane, Nashville, Tenn; YWCA; CGA; Treas., N. Jones; Malt Club; Phi Theta Kappa JANET PAYNE 1018 S. Williams, Denver, Colo; YWCA BARBARA PEEL 1104, Schiller Ave., Little Rock, Ark; YWCA; Phi Theta Kappa; Brushes; Malt C1ub JUDY PHELPS Rt. 2, Box 208L, San Antonio, Texas; Green Ow1 Staff; YWCA; IRC; Proctor, N. Jones Page 43 775101.073 7mm EVELYN LOUISE PIFKO 929 Fair Oaks Ave, Oak Park, 111.; YWCA; 111. Club DOROTHY POTTER 404 E. 4th, C10vis, N. Mex.; YWCA; IRC AGNES ANN PROPFRZI 240 East Ave., Rochester, N. Y; IRC; Iowa Club; YWCA; Campus Players; Green Owl Staff MARJORIE ANN RAMSAY 24 7th Ave., S. E., Oelwein,10wa; YWCA; Green Owl Staff; IRC; Iowa Club, Sec. LINDA REULMAN 289 Chandler Ave., Elmhurst. 111.; YWCA; 111. Club; Woods Echoes; Alpha Iota LOIS REULMAN 289 Chand1er Ava, Elmhurst, 111.; YWCA; 111. Club; Woods Echoes; Alpha Iota NANCY ALYCE RIFFE 40 E. 53 Terrace, Kansas City, Mo.; Dealfs List; IRC; YWCA; Green Owl; Social Relations Com; Paddock Club; Phi Theta Kappa; Kansas City Club ANNETTE RINGO Ironton, M01; YWCA; Malt Club PATRICIA ROBERTS 502 E. 6th St., Clare, Mich; YWCA; IRC VIRGINIA ROBERTS 404 E. 4th St., Bristow, Okla.; Glee Club; YWCA; Okla. Club JOAN RODGERS scs W. Summit, Shenandoah,10wa;YWCA; Glee Club; Achievement List; Iowa Club; Jr. Sextette CAROL ROEMING Fairwater, Wisconsin; YWCA; IRC; 111. Club; Green Owl MARGARET ROTH 719 Lafayetta Columbus, Ohio; YWCA; 1RC;1nd.C1ub MARY ELLEN SCANLAND Hatton, Mo.; Willics Out CAROLYN SCHLANKER Montgomery City, Mo.; YWCA; IRC; Malt Club Page 44 1 1 1 LORRAINE LOUISE SCHMIDT West Wayland, Troy, 111.; St. Louis Club; Social Ch.. Edwards; Proctor, Edwards DJXI E SCOTT East Shore Lane, Culver, 1nd.; YWCA; 1nd. Club BETTY SHOEMAKER 904V2 Washington, Mendota, 111.; 111. Club; Home EC, Club; YWCA JANET SLY Fairfax, Mo.; IRC; YWCA; Malt Club BETTY ANN SMITHERMAN 2611 Fairfield, Shreveport, La.; YWCA; IRC; Green Owl Staff; Malt Club MARY ANN Sowaas 412 E. 66th Terrace, Kansas City, Mo.; YWCA; IRC; Green Owl Staff; Malt Club ANN SPARKS 526 N. Sergeant, Joplin, Mo.; Malt Club; YWCA; IRC NANCY STATTON 906 East Ave., Fulton, Mo.; Glee Club; IRC; Willies Out; Jr. Sextetre JANE STEIL 2946 S. Detroit, Tulsa, Okla.; YWCA; Okla.C1ub LILLIAN SVENDSEN Earlville, 111.; Achievement List; 111. Club; YWCA; Brushes; Home EC. Club; Phi Theta Kappa MARILYN SWANSON 5010 Burt St., Omaha, Nebr.; YWCA; Glee Club; IRC; Nebr. Club Jo ANNE THOMAS 305 Johnson St., Seymour, 1nd.; Social Ch.. Jr. Class; IRC; Campus Players; YWCA; 1nd. Club; Phi Beta PATSY THOMAS RR. 71 5, Fulton, Mo.; Willies Out LOIS UNGER 301 S. Dunton, Arlington Heights, 111.; YWCA; 111. Club ANNA LOUISE VAUGHN 123 Mississippi Ave., Crystal City, Mo.; Achievement List; Malt Club; Glee Club; YWCA; Phi Theta Kappa Page 45 yzmz'om DIXIE ANN WALKER Eureka Springs, Ark; YWCA; IRC; Green Owl, Publication Com; Malt Club MARGARET ANN WALL 1301 S. Maple, Carthage, Mo.; Paddock Club; YWCA; Malt Club; Proctor, Edwards SAMMY WATKINS 547.0 Centerwood Rd., Little Rock, Ark; YWCA; IRC;Ma1t Club CAROL WAYMAN 3900 White Settlement Rd, Apt. 13, Ft. Worth 7, Texas; YWCA; IRC; Malt Club KAY WEBB 5808 Perry, Merriam, Kans ; YWCA; Pad, dock Club; Kansas City Club PATRICIA WEBER R. R. ,4 1, Kearney, Mo.; YWCA; IRC; Malt Club CA RLEE ANNE WILKINSON 1032 Anniston, Shreveport, La.; YWCA; IRC;Ma1t Club JOANNE WILKINSON Kansas City, Mo.; Glee Club; YWCA JEANNE WILCOCKSON Paragould, Ark; Malt Club; Campus Players; Woods Echoes Staff; YWCA; Pres Jr. Class; Sec, Jones Hall; Phi Beta JILL WITTICH V 610 N. Pearl, Joplin, Mo.; Malt Club; YWCA; IRC PAT WYLIE 2113 Carleton, Ft. Worth, Texas; YWCA; IRC; Malt Club RUTH ANN ZUCK Rock Port, Mo.; YWCA; Malt Club MARJORIE ZEGUN 15 Shannon Drive, Little Rock, Ark; YWCA; Glee Club; Malt Club Page 46 GLORIA Goonwm 5825 Tholozan St., St. Louis, Mo , YWCA; St. Louis Club PAT MURPHY 501 E. 10th St., Fulton, Mo.; Willies Out; YWCA MARIAN NIEHAUS 6208 Tholozan St., St. Louis, Mo.; YWCA; St, Louis Club JAMIE WALTERS 609 E. Dubail, South Bend, Ind; YWCA; Campus Players; IRC; Ind. Club JUNIORS TOGETHER Juniors together, always true. True to each other, in all that we do. In joy and sorrow, welll ever be Faithful and loyal, Juniors to thee. I love you truly, truly dear Life with its sorrows Life with its tears Fades into dreams when I feel you are near For I love you truly, truly dean Page 47 yummy JUNIOR ALMA MATER William Woods, our Alma Mater, True to thee we stand. From all others we have sought her, Going hand in hand. Amor vincit omnia, Love will conquer all, Memories are ever yearning, For our junior halls. JUNIOR WILLIES The JuniorrWlllies are the best in all the Middle West, They are the cutest gals around. We excel in classes and are peppy lasses, And we never let a thing get us down. And when it comes to spirit you can really hear it Through all the Junior halls. We will stand together and be true forever; We're really on the ball. 925166715 Page 48 Queen? The queens of 1951 are truly deserving of their crowns. Few will forget the memorable evening of the Coronation, the night of the Woods Echoes Style Show. An air of sophistication mixed with the twinkle in her eye and the cheerfulness of her smile won Barbara Gabler the title of Beauty Queen. We shall never forget the grace with which she carries herself and the loveliness of her crowning glory . . . her long brown hair. Barbls attractiveness was not something put on just for the moment, because with her ability to wear clothes very well she was always strikingly goodtlooking. Her beauty attendants were Audree Anderson and Jackie Ford. Simply bubbling with the sweetest personality was our Popularity Queen,Jo Anne Thomas. Fondly known as llSeyrnour, Jo Anne has been a source of fun and laughter with all of her humorous antics. At the same time she has been a dear friend to us all with her sincerity and kindness. Our little gal from Arkansas, Sharis Smith, came forth this year wearing two crowns! Because of her friendly Southern charm, she was voted Ideal Girl; and because she has initiative and perseverance to go with that charm, her becoming Service Queen was a natural folloqup. Nancy Romine, with her leadership quality, her musical talent, her artistic ability with the easel and brush, and above all her winning personality, was voted Ideal Girl, too. Along with all of these grand traits, Nancy has a sense of humor which puts the finishing touches on her well rounded character. She truly has everything that an ideal girl should have. Ordith Harris, our Town Queen for 1951, well deserved her title. No job was too hard for Ordith to undertake as long as it was for the good of William Woods College. The secret of her success, however, is the warm smile and kindly word she has for each and every one of us. Page 49 Topularz'zy Queen Page 50 $eauly 32mm Bazgaza gagfa'z Page 51 F in! $652510 equity; cgnlsuon Page 52 1 Swami $eamy Wlmdam gaccz as 1,028 O '1 Page 53 I deal Girl cManay cfomina Page 54 Servzbe 52216677 I deal girl 55am 5mg: I Hzgc 55 , . .HM A. o. Safma 012081 Pagg 56 Town Queen Li I 7y 7. Um Mm 0145 hour Alma Mater T766236 to 77766 W 676 Sihgz'ng And Praises Sung Will be for ever More. This year has seen some splendid additions to an already wonderful administration. First and foremost, om admiration and sincere support go to om new President, Dr. MT. Mrs. Letson, our new Director of Residence, has won over the girls with her sympathy and understanding decisions. With the help of Dean Cunningham, each girl wmked out a class schedule which would best suit her needs. The close contact between student and faculty is one that is symbolic of the ideals and traditions of William Woods. ! I B. Jibusch DR. T. T. SWEARINGEN President Page 60 . CUNNINGHAM JACOB H DR. Dam Page 61 STUART KECKELEY NEIL MANAHAN A.B. M.A. Viconesident Director of Guidance Business Manager MRS. ROBERT LETSON WILLIAM MELDRUM M.A. PdD. Direnror of Residence and Coordinator Dean of the Conservatory of Music of Student Activities Page 62 sts PANZY BARGER M. A. Biological Sciences JAMES W. BEERS M. S. Sociology, Psychology MRS. THELMA DAHL M. A. Spanish MISS MARION DRISCOLL B. S. Home Economics MRS. GLADYs L. EWBANK M. A. English MISS MARY FRYE A. B. Physical Education EDWIN D. HAYNES M. A. English STANLEY HESS M. F. A. A'rt PAUL J. JACKSON B. M. Piano MRS. CHARLOTTE JAMESON B. M. Voice Page 63 Faculty sts HELEN JONES M. A. German, French, Latin MRS. LUCILLE KIMBRELL A. F. A. Speech sts E. PAULINE LACY Ed. M. Mathematics MISS ELLEN LAMBERT M. M. Voice AUGUST F. LARSON M. S. Religious Education GEORGE LATTA M. F. A. Art GERALD W, LAWRENCE M. M. Radio ERICK ALLEN LINDBERG Mus. M. Organ W. W. LINSTROMBERG IVI. A. Chemistry MRS. HAZEL LONG M. A. Histovy, Political Science Page 64 MRS. MARCELINE MELDRUM M. A. French MISS BARBARA MORRIS M. S. Home Economics VERNIE E. ODMARK M. A. Business MISS LELAND F. PAGE A. A. Equitation MISS LORRAINE PSZCZOLA M. S. Physical Education MISS ELIZABETH SHAFER R. N. Nurse JESSE KELLY SOWARDS M. A. History LAURENCE T. SWANSON M. F. A. Speech LILBERN L. VIA M. A. Secretarial Science MRS. ELSA WILLIAMSON M. A. English Page 65 Family MRS. GOOCH BARTLEY Secretary to Director of Residence sts RUTH BEDFORD Counselor MISS EVELYN BERRY Manager College Bookstore MRS. FRANK BERRY Night Counselor JOHN J. BROWN, MD. College Physician MRS. MARION BAY GORDON Violin MRS. BILLIE BURNETT Assistant Dieticicm MRS. EGBERT R. COCKRELL Counselm Bartley Hall MISS ISABEL CRAIG Postmist'ress MISS AUDREY CRUMP Registrar MRS. J. E. DAVIS Secretary to the Dean MRS. J. H. EMMONS Assistant Counselor MISS HAZEL FULLER Bursar MRS. BRYAN HARRIS A. B. Librarian MISS RUTH HORN Dietician Puge 66 MRS. FRANCES LINDSEY Secretary to the Business Manager MRS. PEARL T. LYNES Counselor, Atkinson Hall MRS. LULU MCCULLY Counselor, North Jones MRS. FRED C. MILLER Head Matron MRS. ERNEST MITTWEDE A. B. Assistant Librarian MRS. NELL K. PETTUS Counselor, Jones Hall MRS. ANNABEL PORTPR Head Counselor junior Dormitories MRS. L. D. POWELL Counselor MRS. C. M. PRICE Public Relations Secretary KARL W. TUTTLE College Pastor MRS. PAULINE WELCH Counselor, Edwards Hall MRS. VIRGINIA WERWATH Acting Director of Public Relations Faculty Advisor 0f Woods Echoes MRS. EDITH SOLLOWAY Nurse Page 67 Not In Picture MRS. RAYMOND S. FROST Counselor, Harmon Hall llThe QMWiW Qf 7711 CdeMS and its Spirit Will guide US 071 and ever bring us back. Can you remember your jirst clay?ethe campus seems different now, doesnlt it; warmer and more a part of you. But even more than that, you 0,76 a part of the campus. You and all your friends have left a little of yourselves behind. You have been William Woods; you have comprised the clubs and operated the government; you have been the spirit behind the parties; you have sold the 1 doughnuts and eaten them; you have set the standards and each one of you has done a part in upholding them. The William Woods you have made will be the William Woods you will remember. Page 68 H C s U m J v- F. E B C. Q. J Council McKNELLY, PAYNE, SIEFF, MR. EEERS, CLEVELAND, WiLLcOCKSON, TELFORD, MRi SOWARDS, ROMINE, STANSFIELD, WILLIS, MRS. COCKRELL, BREWSTER, MR. MANAHAN. MRS. KIMBRELL, NiRs. LETSON, OLIVER The Cooperative Government Association is the student governing body of William Woods College. Through this group every girl is made to feel that she is a part of the governing body of the college and that 3 she is responsible for the success or failure of this OFFICERS f government. It is through the C.G.A. that each girl President . . i Nancy Romine comes in contact with the processes of democratic Viceipmadem ' Frances Stamkld . - . . - Secretary . , . . Joan Telford government and the resp0n51b111t1es it holds. Tnasmer . . . Mary McKnelly Corresponding Secretary i Selma Oliver This year the C.G.A. published the WWC handbook, sponsored the uRan; Race? the Ellis Island Dinner, and the United Charities Committee. The elected ofhcers, the housechairmen, the class and the Director of Residence constitute the C.G.A. presidents, and representatives, four faculty advisers t Council. Page 70 OFFICERS President Vice'PTesident Secretaterreasurer Big Sister Chairman Sharis Smith Judy Martin Joan Leopold Janet Dancy Fm: 10w: BOAZ, STANLEY, WILLIS, MABRY T. W 6. U4. Council The purpose of the Y.W.C.A. is to promote religious activities, to realize a full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God, and to act as a social service organization. Thoughout each year, the Y.W.C.A. takes up many projects. The hrst job is at the beginning of the year in orientating each new llWilliell into William Woods. The Big Sister chairman see to it that each new student has a llbig sisw and that the new llWilliesll are fully acquainted with the campus. The llYll has one project which lasts throughout the school year, helping the children of Hopkinsville, the poorest section of Fulton. Each Sunday llYll members have a Sunday School program for the children with games and recreation of all sorts being provided. At Christmas and Thanksgiving baskets of food and clothing are given to them along with a Christmas Party. The Y.W.C.A. attends conferences and is active in sending money to relief agencies, and also in helping with the World Student Christian Fund. Second 10w: DICKSON. DANCY, LEOPOLD, Si SMITH, MARTIN, GILLow, ROZIER Third row: HODGE, K. SEVERSON, HANNEMAN, WELLS. BACH, A. JONES, SIEFF, OSBORN, CONNELLY, M. RICHARDS, DUNCAN Page 71 lei 7726fd qupa 5 Standing: ROMINE, AUSTIN, DUNCAN, HAMPTON, DONHOWE Seated: ENCEL, WILLIS, FARRIS, WELSCHER The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa is to promote greater intellectual achievement and to develop chap OFFICERS acter. To become a member of this honorary orh P7681118 ?- . , - Marjorie Willis ganization, a student must have a grade average of S Vicefprmdem ' ' ' Ruth Fams Secretary . . . Suzanne Engel or above and carry hfteen hours a semester, twelve Treasurer . . h Helene Welscher of which must be in liberal arts. Mrs. Gladys Ewbank and Mr. Jesse Kelley Sowards sponsored Phi Theta. Page 72 OFFICERS President Selma Oliver Vice'President Lou Boaz Secretary Sally Ray Treasurer Frances Russell Historian Diane Dickson Custodian of the Threshold Pat Stanley 7352' $614 The object of Phi Beta is to promote good music and speech; to foster college spirit; to advance its members intellectually and socially; and to develop the highest type of womanhood. In the promotion of good music and speech, Phi Beta members ushered for guest artists concerts. Phi Beta. sponsored the first formal dance of the year: thThe Pumpkin Prom'h for the pleasure of all students. To advance its members intellectually and socially, luncheons were given in honor of Mr. Ogden Nash, famous humorist, and the national Phi Beta Advisor and Counselor. Requirements for membership are based on pro; fessional ability and grades Which develop the highest type of womanhood. The organization was under the able guidance of Mrs. Lucille Kimbrell and Mrs. Charlotte Jameson. Standing: MATHEWS, SCHIELE, KEANE, NIELSEN, L. JONES, STANLEY, YAGER, HUBER Seated: RUSSELL, BOAZ, OLIVER, RAY, DICKSON Page 73 Woody 865065 Standing: JABUSCH, ROMINE, WILLIS, BOA: Seated: DUNCAN, DUNLAP, YAGER How can one book hold all the memories of Will The Woods Echoes staff, under the guidance of Mrs. Virginia B. Werwath, has tried to solve this riddle. Each year the staff, ham Woods for one year? appointed from the student body, makes reminiscing fun. The Woods Echoes Style Show, at Which the 1951 queens were announced, climaxed the work of the stag. When the final line was drawn and the last period put in place, the Woods Echoes staff collapsed on its laurels. The members of the staff hope that the students enjoy the year book as much as they enjoyed creating it. OFFICERS Editor . . . . Bettie Duncan Literary Editor Photography Editor CarAvt Editor C01A1t Editor Business Manager Typist Lou Boaz Marge Willis Betty Jabusch . Nancy Romine Ann Dunlap Donna Yager Page 74 OFFICERS Editov s s . Rosemary Ruegg Copy Editor Sally Hampton Feature Editor Frances Stansfield Business Manager Mary Gerstenecker Jeanne Davis Joanna Drum Circulation Manager Cartoonist grew Owl The Green Owl is the campus newspaper that is put out by the student body for William Woods stul dents, faculty, and staff. It has tried to give what most interests these groups Without becoming a common scandal sheet. If a student has a grievance, complaint, or just an opinion, she could address a letter to the editor, and it is guaranteed that it will be in the next issue. Issues are exchanged with other colleges. Appropriations are made by the college and these are supplemented by ads obtained from Fulton and Columbia business men, and it is printed by the Fulton Sun Gazette. The staff is made up of a senior editor, copy editor, feature editor, business and Circulation manager. Juniors are urged to work as reporters and to solicit ads. Seared: GERSTENECKER, STANSFIELD, RUEGG, HAMPTON. DAVIS Standing: DRUM, KISSINGER, MYERS, RAMSEY, 1x411, HAYNES. HOOPLE. FISHER, C,, HAAR, RIFFE Page 75 Chapel Choir First 70w: BADAMO, A. ANDERSON, RAY, HODGE, CLEVELAND, MORRISON Second row: KEANE, HUBER, EWERT, CLAYTON, ENGEL, L. JONES 1 Membership in the Chapel Choir is usually limited to senior students. On the basis of competitive tryouts, a group of twelve is selected for the Chapel Choir. It builds its repertoire from standard religious works. It appears at the weekly convocations of the College, and other meete ings of a religious nature. Page 76 t Glee 67W Membership in the Glee Club is open to all students. It maintains its organization throughout the school year. Local tion goes on a concert tour of one week outzofstate. Membership 1 appearances are made, and in the spring of each year, this organizal is contingent on a continuous satisfactory academic standing. First row: KEANE, PATTON, HODGE, RODE, CLEVELAND, BRYNER, WATERS, STEPHENS, BOLES Second row: GRABILL, HAISLUP, MARTIN, D., MARTIN, A., FARROW, NEWHARD, KOONTZ, JONES, L. ' Thxrd row: FLEMING, SCHANDORF, GRAVES, K., NELSON, SPIEGELBERG, STINE, COCKRAN, STREETER Fourth 70w: OLIVER, 3., SCUDDER, HAUSLADEN, GNAEGY, GENTRY, MARTY, ENGEL, EWERT Page 77 Taddock 675M WEBB, OSBORN, RANSDELL, VRANECK, STANLEY: DICKSON, MYERS, DAVIS, HAMPTON, GERBERICH, EATON, WALL, RIFFE, OLSON All students interested in horses and riding are eligible to try out for the college saddle club. To become a member a girl must pass riding and written OFFICERS tests and be able to saddle and bridle her mount. Throughout the year Paddock Club sponsors various PVESidem - - ' - Sally Hampton activities to provide fun for its members and further ViCCePTCSidem ' ' Jeanne DaViS their knowledge of horses as well as to promote horse secretary ' ' ' e Diane DiCkson interest on the campus. Treasurer . . . Joan Osborn Social Chairman . , Pat Stanley Trips to horse show such as the American Royal, Visits to horse sales and show stables, and trail rides, steak fries and gymkhanas are only a few of the activities which horselloving Wilkes enjoy. Page 78 OFFICERS President VicerPTesident SecretmyeT'reasurer Page 70 Joan Telford Jackie Ford Sue Link Wpfza 10m Alpha Iota is an International Honorary Business Sorority with chapters throughout the United States, Canada, and Hawaii. To be eligible for membership, the student must be superior in scholarship, leadership, character, and personality. She must have a grade average of S in all business subjects and M in all others. The sorority helps to prepare each business major for a career in all phases of the business life. This includes secretaries and thOSe majoring in marketing. Each member is taught to be dependable, alert, prompt, and cooperative. Alpha Iotals main purpose is to make its members good business women. Standing: MR. VIA, MR. ODMARK Seated: UNGER, DONHOWE, FORD. TELFORD, LINK. WIGGINS Campus Players is the club behind the plays and other dramatic activities of the college. The organizaz tion shares with Westminsterts Jabberwocky in put ting on four plays a year. Membership is based on an MM average and twenty hours of work on the productions. This year bNight Must Fallf by Williams; the Importance of Being Earnest, by Oscar Wilde; and bThe Youngest? by P. Barry were highlights of the school year. Other activities were a formal initial tion dinner, a cast party, and a trip to Columbia for Bernard Shaw,s bDon Juan in Hell? Campus players was sponsored by Mr. Larry Swanson. President ViceePresidem Secvetary Treasurer OFFICERS June Roberts Sally Ray Lu Keane Mary Lou Badamo Page 80 The International Relations Club promotes and furthers interest in international affairs and events. The club meets once every month, at Which time a speaker or a member of the group presents a topic of President Patricia Donavan current interest. The year terminates With an annual Vice'PTesidem . . . Sue Link banquet, this year given on May 5. Dr. Roland SecretaryeTveasmer . Frances Stansfield Usher from Washington University was this yearis speaker. Three convocations, which were forums given by students speaking on Russia, China, and America in the World Today, were sponsored by the Club. All in all the I.R.C. has had a very successful year. Sponsored by Mrs. H. T. Long. OFFICERS Page 81 $msfzes ROMINH, GROVES, HAISLUP, MR. HESS, DONHOWE, SVENDSEN, GERBERICH The Brushes, an honorary club for William Woods art majors, is aleiated with the American Federation of Art. To become a member, a girl must have an S average in all art courses and an M in all other subjects. For their own pleasure, coffee chats are held in the art lab so the students and teachers may get together and discuss art. For the benefit of all they sponsor the display of outstanding traveling exhibits When possible, as well as students work. Each year the Brushes sponsor the Brushes Ball, the annual Christmas dance. For the past two years the dance has been highlighted by the crowning of 3 Snow King from Westminster. The Brushes is sponsored by Mr. George Latta and Mr. Stanley Hess. OFFICERS President . l . Marilyn Haislup Viceeresident . . Nancy Romine SecretaryITreasmer . Barbara Donhowe Fag! 82 An attractive, comfortable room in North Jones Hall is the college home of the fortunate girls known on campus as the Willies Out. These are the girls who have both the privilege of home life and college life at the same time. x Willey 0m ? l T i T OFFICERS The Wilhes Out are organized into a club, President . , . . Leora Austin electing officers and faculty sponsors. The girls take ViceePTesidem . . . Selma Oliver part in almost every college function, and are reprer Secretary - . . Wilmeth Kearney sented in many clubs: Phi Beta, Phi Theta, Alpha Treasurer ' . . Nancy Statton Iota, IRC, YWCA, Home Ec., MALT, and CGA Social Chairman . . . Sue Link Council. C.G.A.Representative , Selma Oliver The activity calendar of the club was high! lighted by an allzschool dance on February 3. The dance was held in McBride Gymnasium, which was decorated 1'11 3 Valentine theme. The sponsors of the group are Miss Mary Frye and Mr. James Beers. F175! row: OLIVER, LINK, AUSTIN, KEARNEY Second row: STATTON, EVERT, HOLT Third row: SCANLAND, MITTWEDE, DODD Fourth row: SUGGETT, BAUMEISTER, BORCHERDING, THOMAS P. Fifth row: HARRIS, CRUMP, MURPHY, HELM, GUERRANT Pay: 83 Home gcommz'w 61W Standmg: CHANDLER DxLWORTH. HELM. HORNBECK. MCCOLLML BLACL, HITz. HARTMAN, BL'CKNER, KUNZELMAN, BADAMO, DUNCAN, SHOEMAKER Seated: BECKER, HOLT, Jmsuscu, EBERHARDT, ADAMS, SMITH, C., SVENDSEN Membership in the Home Economics Club is open to all students enrolled in the Home Economics Department regardless of their major held of study. Problems relating to the field of home economics are discussed at the meetings, and interesting projects OFFICERS h . . President . t . Doris Eberhardt suc as rummage sales and cookle sales are earned on . , VICG'PTCSIdEHC . . Betty Jabusch throughout the year. To enable the students to Secretmy , , Mary Katherine Holt become better acquainted with the department, an TTCaSWET s - - Shirley Adams Social Chairman . Caroline Smith open house was held in the home economics apart, ment. The Club is affiliated with the American Home Economics Association and the Missouri Home ECO' nomics Association. Page 84 Yiegz'mml Clubs t Students from nearby states and metropolitan areas have ore ; , ganized clubs on the campus, whose membership includes a majority of the student body. These are: the Kansas City Club; the St. Louis Club; the Illinois Club; the MALT Club, composed of sale dents from Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas; the Indiana Club; the Minnesota Club; the Nebraska Club; and the Iowa Club. GABLER, St. Louis,- STANSFIELD, Illinois; DANCY, Kansas City; WOOD, Malt; COCHRAN, Indiana; SIEFF, Minnesota; CHILES, Nebraska; HUBER, Iowa Page 85 We students of William Woods have always enjoyed the artists brought in for our college nights, but most of all we enjoyed the talent of our own students. The purpose of the college nights is to enrich ourselves in the finer things of life, and What could be more enriching than to see hone of ush doing such a grand job in her own chosen field. Mary Lou Badamo, singing, and Sevilla Anderson, reading, presented a very lovely program to start off the student talent recitals. Donna Hodge, singing, and Sally Lou Ray, reading, also showed that we do have splendid talent in our school. Selma Oliver displayed a great gift in playing the piano in her recital, While the organ students showed their talents in the latter part of spring. Pagc 86 College Nzgfzi Throughout the year the Coordinator of Student Activities and the Divisions of Humanities and of Music sponsor a series of programs to aid the student in attaining rich and varied social experiences. These programs include lectures on world and national affairs, concerts, recitals, and other entertainments. One of the most interesting college nights of 1951 was the Thursday evening William Woods was host to the celebrated poet, Ogden Nash. With his humorous apologies for his dress and clever Wit, hpeople call poetryf Mr. Nash was quick to win the heart of every hWilheT Page 87 To stand again beneath thy halls in tribute And Q96 QfQJqZMd mater, William Woods. This year has had a new spirit of loyalty and pride. were proud of our campus, the dorms, Westminster, the faculty, and house moms. But most of all, wehre proud of the girls who make up om Alma Mater. To remember them weave taken crazy snapshots that bring back all the fun, companionship, and laughter wehve had our two years here at hhthe Woodsf A .11? t! .X 1 ! LVRAKJXfoIL lX 7 Q Our College 5mg; COLLEGE ALMA MATER 0 William Woods, above thy halls are soaring The voices of thy daughters as before Our Alma Mater, praise of thee were singing. And praises sung will be forevermoret The memlry of thy campus and its spirit Will guide us on and ever bring us back To stand again beneath thy halls In tribute and love of Alma Mater, WILLIAM WOODS. I DONT CUT NO FANCY CAPERS I donIt cut me fancy capers, Get my picture in the papers, just want to be known as junior Willie. I get a thrill when they all start dancing, In the oll rec hall you'll see us prancing, Just want to be known as junior Willie. And when those seniors say, llGet out of my way. And open that door for me! Get your green bow straight, Wipe the smile off your face Or kangaroo court youlll see? Oh, I just smile and say Ilm cominl, For next year Well all he hummirf, Those juniors know me As senior Williefl REMEMBER Remember the fun we've had here, Good times that welve shared with you. And now, as we are leaving, Remember and still be true. Remember the seniors love you; ThatIs all that we czm d0. SENIOR DAYS WILL SOON FADE AWAY Senior days will soon fade away, But the memories will be here to stay Of Harmon, and Bartley, And Atkinson as well Junior pals will be back next year, To laugh, to love, to shed a few tears. We'll miss you, we'll miss you, We hope youlll miss us too. I WANT TO BE A FRIEND OF YOURS I want to be a friend of yours, Hum and 21 little bit more. I want to be :1 friend of yours, Hum and a little bit more. I want to be a little vine growing round your door Then IIll have all thatIs coming to me Hum and a little bit, hum and a little bit, Hum and a little bit more. I want to be a friend of yours, Hum and a little bit more. I want to be a friend of yours, Hum and a little bit more. I want to be a bumble bee buzzing round your door, Then IIII have all thatls coming to me Zzz and a little bit, 2:: and a little bit, ZZZ and a little bit more. I want to be a college girl, Hum and a little bit more. I want to be 2. Willie girl, Hum and a little bit more. I want to he 21 Senior girl and then Illl ask no more For IVll have 2111 thatIs coming to me Hum and a little bit, hum and a little bit, Hum and a little bit more. And now as we are leaving, OH WILLIAM WOODS WE LOVE YOU MORE EACH DAY Remember that welll miss you. Oh William Woods we love you more each day. We say youlre growing better every way. We love your colors; they are green and white. Your standards are so strong for them well ever fight. Our loyalty comes down from days of yore Our mothers had it, we all need some more So let us show them we deserve the rep, we got the pep For William Woods. BROADWAYIS A TAME STREET BroadwayIs a tame street Compared to our main street All dressed up on Saturday night. Straight past Lain MyersV drugstore Past Presbyterian Church, You can see those little Westminsters All dressed up and sittinI on the corner, Lookinl Iem over, girls from the clover. Cornrfed and struttinl up and down. COLLEGE DAYS College days and college ways and all those college hours, Books and classes, lads and lasses, jelly dates at old Lain Myers, Though our skirts are made of gingham, Rules, permissions, pins. admissions, dances chaperoned, 155 the saucy way we swing Iem Campus Cuties, West U beautiest Brings the fellows to William Woods. Gee itIs fun. Page 94 The Finest In Entertainment RELAX In Comfort H TV ? f ? SHOES . . . HOSIERY . . . REPAIRING . . . I I 7Ww 7kcwze C V Belle-Shav,rmeerL M . . . FASHIONS FOR WILLIES . . . J ...ARE OUR HOBBY . .. Blattner9s Cowl I'uluesiRPIiabih-Iy WW WW 1 QUALHY'. 5TH AND NICHOLS DAIRY Our Motto ! 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