Eastern Michigan University - Aurora Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1953 volume:

TTT THE AURORA I953 michigan state normal college ypsilanti, michigan fi iia AR i} Hit i i He it Hh HEL ; HAH my | OUTED t t Mena tts MS i no LIBRARY e) e a = = fa tal O Zz = S, N THE AURORA I953 the sixty-first edition of the aurora cyrus webber - editor thelma mott - business manager published by the student body of ‘michigan state normal college ypsilanti, michigan id Ay J bru crEri Ty es peresess a wn CHARLES McKENNY HALL ARTS BUILDING TABLE OF CONTENTS administration ....... page student government .... page ClaSSCSMee ee. page AGHMILLCS am we. aM, regi page At A page 9 23 ake, 8 7 99 organizations ........ page 107 on = ne. =, 5 e science 10 Dr. EUGENE B. ELLIOTT, President Dr. Eugene B. Elliott assumed his duties as President of Michigan State Normal College in July of 1948. Prior to this time, Dr. Elliot had held the position of State Superintendent of Public instruction. He is known throughout the state as an active and able educator. Dr. Elliott received both his Bachelor of Arts and his Master of Arts degrees from Michigan State College and his Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Michigan. He is a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon, Phi Delta Kappa, Phi Beta Kappa, the American Research Association, the American Association of State School Chief Officers. Under Dr. Elliott’s able administration, Michigan State Normal College has made many advances along the road to democratic school organization. Important organiza- tions such as the Student Council, first saw the light of day during Dr. Elliott’s adminitsra- tion. Students and faculty alike are encouraged to work together in an effort to effect a more harmonious relationship. Dr. EGBERT R. ESBELL Dean of Administration hy Me BENJAMIN KLAGER General Comptroller Dr. EVERETT L. MARSHALL Registrar and Director of Admissions HELEN B. RUDIN Assistant Dean of Women SUSAN B. HILL Dean of Women EARL E. MOSIER Dean of Professional Education BESSIE WRIGHT Assistant Registrar F. ADELYN HOLLIS Assistant Dean of Women 11 JAMES M. BROWN WILLIAM J. BROWNRIGG Dean of Men Director of Testing and Irregular Programs DONALD M. CURRIE CARL R. ANDERSON JAMES E. GREEN Director of Placement Director of Field Services Assistant to the President and Alumni Relations 12 Top Row: K. Calkins, A. Smith, O. Gill. Bottom: H. Swete, D. Lamming, J. Dart. Top Row: E. Erickson, J. Lotz. Bottom: M. Herrick, J. Robinson, N. Anderson. Top Row: M. Carr, J. Kelley, P. Clark. Bottom: J. Sellers, P. Brundage. 3 5 Ren a eae Top Row: E. Studt, R. Slay, R. Gesler, V. Harway, N. Knight, W. Williams, M. Robinson, J. McGill. i Bottom: M. Potter, R. Peterson, N. Garrison, C. Hood, M. Gates. EI i i : | | Top Row: W. Stokes, J. Nist, I. Schreiber, D. Rollings, F. Villegas, H. Jordan, J. Kelly, L. Bingley. | Bottom: N. Maddox, J. Virtue, M. Stowe, M. Magoon, A. Miserez. 14 Top Row: E. Potter, J. Chandler, A. Storey, M. Foster, W. Work. Bottom: M. Miller, R. Haug, J. Sattler, G. Cooper, J. Speckhard. Sill, G. DeLong, W. Williams. Top Row: E. Waugh, H. Blackenburg, F. Erickson, Bear, R. Smith, H. DeVries. Bottom: A. Engelsman, J. Simpson, S. Fagerstrom, P. Hubbell, H. Pearce. a m4 Top Row: E. Underbrink, C. Kelly. Bottom: E. Bauch. Top Row: D. Campbell, J. Wescott. Bottom: D. Chamberlain, R. LaBounty, G. Willoughby, R. Gilden, N. Risk. Top Row: P. Zickgraf, F. Villegas, H. Gauerke. Bottom: E. Nagel, J. Owens, D. Wolfe. Row 1 J. Adams, E. Beech, S. Wyatt, L. Pejaski Row 2 A. Stan, K. Colthard, E. Ericson, J. Helm. Top Row: H. Falahee, E. Goings. Bottom: C. Erikson, R. Pate, M. Neville. Top Row: R. Hall, J. Elwell, W. Fitch, H. Morgan, R. Fenwick, D. James, R. Hoffelt, L. Ashby, M. Riley, G. Hanninen, E. Whan. Bottom: H. Pyle. s Top Row: B. Johnson, R. Giles. Bottom: R. Belcher, M. Best, C. Loesell, H. Wallace. Row 2 A. Steel, L. Olds, W. Crouch, E. Rynearson, R. Kohl, F. Trosko, G. Marshall, M. Hershey. Row 1 V. Leslie, Rose, A. Harris, J. McCulloch, C. Montgomery, B. Borusch. K. Parsons, H. Smith, F. Leib. Top Row: M. Wallace, F. Herrick, G. Roser, T. Chism, M. Hetmansperger, M. Wright, S. French, M. Bentley, Ot Swartwood. Bottom: F. Lord, V. Harway, M. Holtom, H. Adams, G. Powrie, J; Geary. Top Row Sandra Craig, Pat Steen, S$. Wilson, B. Gardner. Bottom M. Morgan, Dr. Sirola, A. Fien. Row 1: J. Hultquist, Miss Carson, J. Downey, Mrs. Nobles, B. Thomson. Row 2: S. Rogers, J. Crawford, M. Kilpatrick, V. Butterworth. M. Lloyd, J. Brock, M. Robbins, M. Lindsay. Miss Daniels, R. Burger, H. Cate, D. Simons, S. Hawkins, B. Carol, Mrs. Smith. B. Howard, N. Pond, I. Brady, E. Weldon, S. Leathers, A. Strohl, M. Many, M. Seidenschwartz, A. Cade, M. Fritz. 20 is Eccarasy bs 3 ab: rv ' io eh LSS Row 1 L. Golczynski, J. Whitlatch, L. Ashby, V. Cooper, E. O’Conner, M. Hetmansperger, V. Vint, C. Birleson. Row 2 L. DeBoer, A. Walker, E. Meston, R. Scheldun, T. McAndless, J. Myers, V. North, A. MacDonald. Row 3 L. Menzi, W. Wilcox, M. Robinson, F. Crouch, M. Gotts, L. Langworthy, F. Eddy. LINCOLN ELEMENTARY FACULTY LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Roosevelt Laboratory School, where we practice what we've learned. 22 ROW 1: C. Dahlstrom, W. Mays, D. VanLente, Dean Isbell, J. Reid, J. Warren, N. Lathers, J. Tibbs, D. O’Connell. ROW 2: C. Fischer, D. Walker, D. Flynn, M. Bell, L. Landberg, F. Dimas, L. Porterfield, F. Sposite, X. Sebastian, J. Adams. ROW 3: M. Babbitt, C. Ihle, P. Abernathy, B. Baer, B. Peterson, J. Reid, G. Pearson, ie Sullivan, A. Peterson. student council The Student Council under the able leadership of President Jim Reid, has had a very successful year. Other officers included: Jim Warren, vice-president; Donna Lou Van Lente, corresponding secretary; Jack Tibbs, treasurer; and Nancy Lathers, recording secretary. Special thanks goes to Dean E. R. Isbell, for his faithful assistance to the Council. Row 1: G. Grisdale, S. McConner. Row 2: L. Poterfiecld, D. Manthe, B. Langford. a student court The Student Court of Michigan State Normal College is a student organization for the purpose of helping students when problems arise which effect the entire campus government. Cases may also be referred to the Court by the administration or faculty. ‘The Student Court has as an added duty, the job of checking on all campus elections to assure their validity. Chief Justice for the year 1952-53 has been Daniel Manthe. ROW 1: K. Thibaudeau, R. Oestrike, S. Tomezyk, F. Lamiman, R. Miller, N. Tomassini. ROW 2: F. Paone, J. Levack, C. Fischer, R. Bridge, S. Scizak, M. Dale, R. Bridges. men’s union The Men’s Union, composed of the men of M.S.N.C., has as its purpose the perpetuation of college traditions, assisting the adjustment of the student to the campus, and the promotion of activities which will stimulate scholarship, character, college loyalty, and the spirit of service. It is the governing body of the men of this campus. The Men’s Union sponsored their annual “Yule Log Drag” in December at McKenny Hall. The Union worked hard to make the dance a success and was rewarded by a sellout crowd. The officers for the year were: Stanley Tomczyk, president; Ronald Oestrike, vice-president; Richard Miller, secretary; and Kent Thibaudeau, treasurer. Dean James “Bingo” Brown is the advisor for the Union. ROW 1: H. Cate, B. Baer, C. Callis, M. Brown. ROW 2: D. Weisil, J. Thompson, J. Crawford, M. Kilpatrick, B. Carroll. women’s league advisory board The Women’s League is the campus women’s organization of student govern- ment, and all women students belong automatically upon registration in the college. Women’s League carried on many activities this year, including the tradition presenting of green ribbons to the freshmen women, Two dances were presented by the League this year, both eirl-bid, one in the fall and the other in the spring. The officers for the year were: Laverne Ladd, president; Cherrill Callis, vice-president; Phyllis Wright, secretary, and Marion Drue, treasurer. M. Walker, S. Daniells, A. Baril, M. Drue, C. Callis, L. Ladd, P. Wright, D. Curnow, M. Wilcox. M. Lindsay, D, Robertson, B. Ladd, J. Reid, I. Bremer, B. Peterson, J. Beauekamp, E. Snyder. S. Masters, J. Warth, B. Bailey, B Thomson, B. Conaughty, J. Pudlo, J. Anderson, A. Bierma, S. Hawkins. women’s league executive board During the school year of 1952-53, the League expended most of its energies in assemblies, dances, elections, conventions, and campus-community services. The political debate given by Mr. Engelsman and Mr. Waugh, the Harvest Hop, and the League Lark were the largest activities, but not the most important. The Buzz Session, Community Service activities, and elections also required a great deal of work and planning. The League, the Student Council, and the Men’s Union also organized the foundations for the Leadership Training Work- shop that was held in February. To learn about the problems and solutions of such problems that arise in student government, League delegates attended the state convention of the Association of Women Students at Western Michigan College and the national convention at Ohio State University. The final activity was the initiation of new officers for the coming year. 30 ull s eg a - 9 The class of 1953 has had a profitable and successful four years at Normal. Along with scholastic activities, the class has found much enjoyment in participat- ing in the extra-curricular activities which make college so interesting. As freshmen, the class of ’53 was a little shy about entering things, but as sophomores they got into the swing. They entered a float in the homecoming parade, gave the annual Soph Swirl, and presented the Sophomore Variety Show. A s Juniors, the J-Hop was the top event of the year. As seniors at Normal, under the direction of President Don Denison, the class presented the Senior Musicale, ‘““Babes on Board.” Officers assisting the president were Rod Place, vice-president; Dorothy Curnow, secretary, and Gil Pearson, treasurer. The Senior Ball and graduation ended up the year for the class of 1953. ABERNETHY, PATRICIA 2735 Waldheim Dr. Port Huron, Michigan Physical Education Sigma Nu Phi, Student Council, Modern Dance, Physical Education Club, W.R.A., and W.R.A. Board ACRE, ROBERT E. Otter Lake, Michigan Junior-Senior High Phi Delta Pi, Track ADAMS, JOANNE 912 Edgewood PI. Ann Arbor, Michigan Special Education Delta Sigma Epsilon Student Council, Cheerleading, A.C.E., Special Education Club ADAMS, WALTER 8931 Fremont Garden City, Michigan AGNEW, CONSTANCE 220 Hickory Milford, Michigan Business Education Business Club ALEXANDER, DENNY 1139 E. Michigan Jackson, Michigan Junior-Senior High ALLAN, ROBERT 7424 Bemis Road Ypsilanti, Michigan Chemistry ALTAFFER, RONALD [ 574 Middlesey Dearborn, Michigan Later-Elementary ARMELAGOS, CHRIS AMERMAN, MARSHALL 429 Hill St. Ann Arbor, Michigan Recreation ANDERSON, JONELLE 620 College Ave. Marquette, Michigan Special Education Alpha Sigma Tau, Lutheran Student Association, Women’s League, Special Education Club, Student Religious Association. 15289 Regina Allen Park, Michigan Physical Education AUKEE, WAINO 214 W. Pewabic Ironwood, Michigan Later-Elementary Lutheran Students (Pres.) , Inter Varsity, Brown Hall Dorm Council, Pi Gamma Mu Be BALL, JOHN 2441 Edsel Trenton, Michigan Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club (Pres.) BARIL, ANN 1218 Eureka Lansing, Michigan Early-Elementary Theta Lambda Sigma, King Hall Council, Women’s League Executive Board, Newman Club, Choral Union BARR, DELORES MARIE 7441 Orchard Dearborn, Michigan Business Education Pi Omega Pi (Pres.), Business Club, Newman Club BARTHOLOMEW, CAROL 6595 Cortland Allen Park, Michigan Art Kappa Mu Delta, Women’s League, Art Club BARTZ, CARL 6731 Rockdale Dearborn, Michigan Junior-Senior High Alpha Gamma Upsilon English Club, History Club Square Dance Club , BASILE, BARBARA (Mrs.) 304 Winchester Monroe, Michigan Early-Elementary Delta Sigma Epsilon BASILE, PAT RICK 304 Winchester Monroe, Michigan Junior-Senior High Zeta Chi Sigma BATTANI, EDWARD 262 S. Main Romeo, Michigan Recreation Arm. of Honor BEAUCHAMP, JOANNE 14317 Rutherford Detroit, Michigan Early-Elementary Sigma Sigma Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, Women’s League BEAUVAIS, CORALIE MAE Short Cut Road Fair Haven, Michigan State Limited Newman Club, State Limited Club BEEBE, ALBERT 7 N. Normal Ypsilanti, Michigan Education Natural Science Club BENDEN, ROBERT 506 Locust Street Gallitzin, Penna. Industrial Arts BENEDICT, PATSY R. Sandusky, Michigan Junior-Senior High Sigma Nu Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, Stoics, Home Economics Club BENNETT, WESLYN 3821 Irene Inkster, Michigan Early-Elementary BEH, PAULINE 831 Lakeview Birmingham, Michigan Occupational Therapy Alpha Sigma Tau, Occupational Therapy Club, Newman Club BENSON, MARDA 1104 Grant Ypsilanti, Michigan Later-Elementary Kappa Mu Delta BURIDGE, EDITH 20 Hill River Rouge, Michigan State Limited BEST, MELVIN 528 N. Center Street Royal Oak, Michigan Junior-Senior High Arm of Honor, Tennis (capt.) Varsity Club, Pi Gamma Mu, History Club BIERMA, ALICE A. 67 Graveland Ave. Riverside, Illinois Occupational Therapy Alpha Sigma Tau, Choral Union, Women’s League, Occupational Therapy Club BINDER, SIMON Spangler, Penna. Art BIRD, DAVID 304 Royal Ave. Royal Oak, Michigan Economics BIRD, DAVID A. 1243 Kensington Ann Arbor, Michigan Junior-Senior High BIRD, JOYCE 26763 Bibbins Romulus, Michigan Early Elementary A.C.E., Home Economics Club, W.R.A. BLAINE, ALEXANDER 18901 Northlawn Detroit, Michigan Social Work 34 BOBON, JOSEPHINE 11120 Dexter Road Pinckney, Michigan State Limited BoJACK, VIVIAN 4946 Dauncy Flat Rock, Michigan Later Elementary Womens’ League Social Com. W.R.A. BOLHUIS, BARBARA 1107 South Shore Drive Holland, Michigan Physical Education Alpha Sigma Tau Panhellenic Council Physical Education Club BOLLA, HELEN 1506 Fort Park Lincoln Park, Michigan Junior-Senior High English and Math Delta Sigma Epsilon Pi Gamma Mu Kappa Delta Pi Math Club BORGELT, ROBERT 1363 Oakham Ct. Willow Run, Michigan Mathematics BRANSTETTER, PATRICIA 2854 Rosewood Trenton, Michigan Occupational Therapy Theta Lambda Sigma Woman’s League Occupational Therapy Club BRANT, JOSEPH 19049 Hanna Melvindale, Michigan BREEZE, ESTHER 243 Auburn Ave. Pontiac, Michigan Occupational Therapy Occupational Therapy Club BREMER, IRENE 1818 Petot Oruro, Bolivia S.A. Junior-Senior High Mathematics Stoics CRC Mathematics Club BRIDGES, ROBERT 24451 Penn Dearborn, Michigan Junior-Senior High Phi Delta Pi Men’s Union Student Council BROCK, GERALD 411 Second Ave. Ypsilanti, Michigan Special Education Kappa Alpha Psi Track BRODBECK, NED 34214 Channing Wayne, Michigan Junior-Senior High History Club BROWN, MARGARET E. 511 Hill Street Ann Arbor, Michigan Junior-Senior High Alpha Gamma De lta Choral Union BROWN, MARY 308 W. Chicago Tecumseh, Michigan Early Elementary Alpha Sigma Tau Women’s League Advisory Board, King Hall Advisory Board BRUMMITT, MARY 53 Hazel Pontiac, Michigan Occupational Therapy Delta Sigma Epsilon O. T. Club Panhellenic Council BRYDEN, BEVERLY 15912 Ashton Detroit, Michigan Student Religious Ass’n. BUCHANAN, JAMES Pontiac, Michigan Junior-Senior High, Pre-Law BURNS, JOANNE 14001 Birwood Detroit, Michigan Recreation Dance Group Catalina Club Drama Club, W.R.A. BURT, BARBARA 13453 Stoeflet Gibraltar, Michigan Business Administration Delta Sigma Epsilon BURT, STANLEY 943 Stacker Flint, Michigan Junior-Senior High Alpha Gamma Upsilon History Club BURZYCK, JEROME 2019 Walnut Street Saginaw, Michigan Business Administration Zeta Chi Sigma Business Club BUSCH, SAMUEL Ypsilanti, Michigan Junior-Senior High Kappa Alpha Psi Natural Science Club Chemistry Club BUTTERWORTH, VIRGINIA 1866 Reo Lincoln Park Detroit, Michigan Later Elementary Sigma Nu Phi Women’s Recreation Association BUXTON, BERTEL Brighton, Michigan Early Elementary Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship CAINE, LEONARD 627 Almyra Street Monroe, Michigan Special Education Omego Psi Phi CALVERT, JO ANN 442 Saginaw Street Lapeer, Michigan State Limited CAMERON, MARGARET 3619 Emmett Road Emmett, Michigan Later Elementary Newman Club, Association of Childhood Education. CAMERON, ROBERT 84 Batavia Street River Rouge Junior-Senior High Pi Gamma Mu CARUSO, RICHARD 1218 Savor Court Willow Run, Michigan Special Education Special Ed. Club CAVAZOS, FRANCES 8070 Chalmers St. Van Dyke, Michigan Junior-Senior High 36 CHADWICK, J. FRED 24130 Calvin Street Dearborn, Michigan Junior-Senior High Kappa Phi Alpha, sec’y. National Science Club, pres. CHIDLAW, E. GEOFFREY 8170 Hickory Street Holly, Michigan CHRISTIANSEN, MARILYN 8395 Coldwater Rd. Flushing, Michigan State Limited CHROBAK, BEVERLY 5452 Jonathan Street Dearborn, Michigan Junior-Senior High Educ. Kappa Delta Pi Pi Gamma Mu History Club Natural Science Club CHURCHILL, JACQUELINE 2017 Water Street Port Huron, Michigan Pi Kappa Sigma Physical Education Club W.R.A. CHURCHILL, VERA 640 Munith Rd. Jackson, Michigan Later Elementary CIONE, JEAN 1602 7th Ave. Rockford, Illinois Physical Education W.R.A. (President) CLIPPER TT, RU TH 802 Lowell Street Ypsilanti, Michigan Bachelor of Arts GOCEO; VIG 1022 Forest Ave. Crystal Falls, Michigan Junior-Senior High Zeta Chi Sigma COLBY, JOAN 8309 ‘Talladay Whittaker, Michigan Home Economics Home Economics Club COLEMAN, JOHN S. Box 55 Goodrich, Michigan Junior-Senior High Phi Delta Pi Chemistry Club Natural Science Club | COLLINS, HAROLD Route No. 1 Reading, Michigan Physical Education Phi Sigma Epsilon Physical Education Club CONACHEN, KAYLEEN 16740 Evanston Detroit, Michigan Occupational Therapy Sigma Sigma Sigma O. T. Club CROSBY, ALICE J. 1602 Monson Ct. Willow Village, Michigan Early Elementary CUNNINGHAM, Bruce 14091 Mercedes Detroit 23, Michigan CURNOW, DOROTHY 5128 Whitfield Detroit 4, Michigan Later Elementary Kappa Mu Delta Women’s League Freshman Counsellor DANFORD, DONALD 2880 Expressway Ypsilanti, Michigan State Limited Club, Pres. DANIELLS, SARAH 115 E. North Brighton, Michigan Later Elementary Theta Lambda Sigma Women’s League (Ex. Board) 3 DAVIS, ESTHER 315 Voorheis Pontiac, Michigan Early Elementary Pi Kappa Sigma DOLL, JANICE 104 Sturtivant | Highland Park, Michigan Junior-Senior High Alpha Sigma Tau Ass. Childhood Educ. _— Kappa Delta Pi Woman’s Recreation Assoc. X DeBOLT, MARY DOWNEY, JOAN 2905 118th Street . 19171 Fielding Toledo, Ohio Detroit, Michigan Junior-Senior High Debate Pi Kappa Delta DRAUDT, JAMES E. 494 E. Woodland Ferndale, Michigan Degree only DeLAUDER, DORIS 15750 Leona Detroit 23, Michigan Junior-Senior High Alpha Sigma ‘Tau Natural Science Club Class Secretary Senior Counselor-Goodison ral Rane DRUE, MARION 2105 N. Military Detroit, Michigan Early Elementary Theta Lambda Sigma DeMARS, ROBERT 2581 Montrose Chicago, Ilinois Junior-Senior High Pi Kappa Delta Woman’s League Gavel and Rostrum a Drama Club . = Debate Club ‘ss Christian Youth Fellowship . aly a ¢ DUFF, DORIS 1431 Whipple Street Port Huron, Michigan Later Elementary Sigma Nu Phi | DENISON, DONALD 201 Tannahill Dearborn, Michigan Later Elementary Kappa Phi Alpha DIBBLE, MARYAN 8370 Whittaker Road Ypsilanti, Michigan Music Mu Phi Epsilon Choral Union College Choir DUNBAR, HAROLD 418 Kingsley Ann Arbor, Michigan Industrial Arts DURFEE, JAMES Fenton, Michigan Business Administration DURHAM, DORIS 1373 Hanford Lincoln Park, Michigan Home Economics Sigma Sigma-Sigma Home Economics Club EAGLIN, MARGUERITE 671 Armstrong Drive Ypsilanti, Michigan Later Elementary Alpha Kappa Alpha ECCEL, THERESA 325 Superior Crystal Falls, Michigan Later Elementary EGGENBERGER, BOB 11645 Pinehurst Detroit, Michigan ELIE, VINCENT 5225 McClellan Detroit, Michigan Later Elementary Alpha Gamma Upsilon ELSTON, MARY ALICE 769 Chevrolet Flint, Michigan Early Elementary EMMANS, George Cross Village, Michigan Education EMPSON, GORDON 5651 JimDaly Dearborn, Michigan Junior-Senior High Alpha Gamma Upsilon English Club History Club Square Dance Club ENGELGAU, GAIL 729 N. 9th Street St. Clair, Michigan Early Elementary ERDMAN, IRMA 8416 Arnold Road Fair Haven, Michigan State Limited EVANOFF, UERDONCA JOY 31201 Plymouth Road Plymouth, Michigan Art Art Club EVANS, Joyce Jacobs 813 E. Ruth Flint, Michigan State Limited Theta Lambda Sigma EVERS, NORMA 6201 Dutcher Howell, Michigan State Limited EWING, CHARLES 5295 West Michigan Ave. Ypsilanti, Michigan Chemistry Club FAHEY, KATHRYN 14855 Prevast Detroit, Michigan Special Education K appa Mu Delta Special Education Club FERRI, ROBERT 113 9th Street Ann Arbor, Michigan Business Administration FILLMORE, RONALD 31428 York Fraser, Michigan Phi Delta Pi FITZGERALD, FRANCES 71 West Roosevelt Ave. Ypsilanti, Michigan State Limited Sigma Nu Phi FLANIGAN, MARY KAY 805 North 4th Street Marquette, Michigan Special Education Special Education Club FLANNERY, CELESTINE Tyre, Michigan State Limited Secretary of Newman Club FOWLER, HERBERT 3989 12th Street Ecorse, Michigan Pre-Medical FOX, JOYCE 240 North Waverly Dearborn, Michigan Sigma Nu Phi Women’s Recreation Assn. FRANCAVILLA, GLORIA 2180 Council Lincoln Park, Michigan Junior-Senior High Pi Gamma Mu Women’s Recreation Assn. FRANCHETTO, RICHARD 3115 S. Waring Detroit, Michigan Later Elementary Alpha Gamma Upsilon FRANCE, MARY ANN 1431 University Terrace Ann Arbor, Michigan Special Education Kappa Mu Delta Special Education Club GAUS, MARY ILENE 38447 Northline Romulus, Michigan Junior-Senior High Pi Kappa Sigma Mathematics Club GERRISH, CLARENCE E. RFD No. 1 West Buxton, Maine Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club GETTLES, CLARE 897 Alter Road Detroit, Michigan Early Elementary Kappa Mu Delta Women’s League A.C.E. Dormitory Council GILLARD, NANCY 1134 Blacks Corners Road Imlay City, Michigan Art Kappa Mu Delta MSNC Plays, Secy. GLAZA, LEONARD T. 1275 Sudbury Willow Run, Michigan Junior-Senior High GODWIN, HELEN 844 S. Lakeside Dr. Michigan Center, Michigan Later Elementary GREEN, PEGGY Box 147 Royal Oak, Michigan Occupational Therapy Alpha Sigma Tau O. T. Club Swimming Club GRIEVE, ISOBEL 1521 Ferris Lincoln Park, Michigan Later Elementary GROSS, CHARLES 101 W. Henry Saline, Michigan Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club GRUBB, RALPH 114 Kemp Pontiac, Michigan Physical Education Phi Sigma Epsilon GRIBBLE, JOYCE 506 W. Guthrie Royal Oak, Michigan Early Elementary Sigma Sigma Sigma GUGELMAN, ALBERT W. 6832 Hartwell Dearborn, Michigan Business Education Delta Sigma Phi GUION, CORAZON F. 72! Cornwall Avenue Arroyo Grande, Calif. Preparation to Medicine International Relations Club Natural Science GUTENSCHWAGER, GERALD 824 Florence Royal Oak, Michigan Later Elementary Delta Sigma Phi Choral Union HACKETT, THOMAS Jackson, Michigan Junior-Senior High M.S.N.C. Players, Pres. GEYCEs Gavel and Rostrum HAGLUND, KEN 7418 Canfield Detroit, Michigan Business Administration Tennis ‘Team HAMMARSTROM, JULIE 3317 Northwestern Detroit, Michigan Physical Education WRA (V. Pres.) Physical Education Club HANSEN, ROBERT W. 924 E. Heath Ct. Willow Run, Michigan Junior-Senior High HANSHEW, P. 3926 Bedford Detroit 24, Michigan RICHARD | mn Junior-Senior High {c i C. 4 —- HARM, CLARENCE 29629 27 Mile Road New Haven, Michigan Industrial Arts Phi Delta Pi qr” « Tr HARMS, JACK 126 College Place Ypsilanti, Michigan Junior-Senior High HARRIS, DONNA LOU 637 Dennis Street Adrian, Michigan Occupational Therapy Mu Phi Epsilon Stoics O. T. Club Canterbury Club Dramatics Club HAWARNY, RAYMOND A. 128 Second Street Milan, Michigan Junior-Senior High Sigma Tau Gamma Student Council Pi Kappa Delta Dramatics Club HALLSTROM, STIG 14 Hoglidsvagen Enebyberg, Sweden Special HARRIS, DOUGLAS 8048 Cloverdale Ferndale, Michigan Junior-Senior High Omega Psi Phi Chemistry Club HAWKINS, SUE N. Adams Road Addison, Michigan Early Elementary HARRIS, MAYNARD H. 16225 Prest Detroit, Michigan Later Elementary Kappa Phi Alpha M.S.N.C. Square Dance Club (Vice-President) Lutheran Student Association HEGMAN, ALDEN B. 1269 Malden Court Willow Run, Michigan Industrial Arts HERTLER, DOLORES Jordan Road Saline, Michigan Early Elementary HARRISON, DONALDA 6460 Calhoun Dearborn, Michigan Special Education Special Education Club Women’s League Com. Service Choral Union Square Dance Club HARTNETT, ROBERT 9 Don Street. Mt. Clemen’s, Michigan Junior-Senior High Wesley Foundation HEWETT, JAMES E. 860 Twin Towers Ypsilanti, Michigan Business Administration HAASAN, DONNA Homeland Street Roseville, Michigan Early Elementary Women’s League Gavel and Rostrum HILSTON, CHARLES 2356 19th Street E Wyandotte, Michigan Later Elementary Sigma Tau Gamma History Club 43 Lutheran Student Assn. HOCK, LYLE R. W. Second St. Davison, Michigan Pre-Law English Club HOFMANN, BARBARA 8800 Marseilles Detroit, Michigan Early Elementary Pi Kappa Sigma HOKE, MARTHA 2555 32 Mile Road Romeo, Michigan Early Elementary Inter-Varsity A. CF: Band HOLTON, ELSIE L. 12030 Lewis Road Clio, Michigan Early Elementary INCA GS 10 ee View Cre ke HOPKINS, RICHARD 1362 E. Maple Road Flint, Michigan General Degree (B.A.) HORNING, JANNETTE 1706 South Blvd. Ann Arbor, Michigan Early Elementary Band HULETT, FLORENCE 517 Arbutus Manistique, Michigan ; Early Elementary HULTQUIST, JUNE 507 So. Mill Street Redwood Falls, Minn. Junior-Senior High Sigma Sigma Sigma HUSBAND, AUDREY “al 4028 18th Street | fi Ecorse, Michigan Junior-Senior High IHLE, CHARLOTTE 190 Pasadena Highland Park, Michigan Early Elementary Student Council Orchesis INGLE, BERNARD D. 712 Washtenaw Ypsilanti, Michigan Junior-Senior High ebrack IMBRIGIOTTA, NANCY 4889 Chicago Road Warren, Michigan Early Elementary JENSEN, JOAN 958 Washtenaw Avenue Ypsilanti, Michigan Secondary Alpha Sigma ‘Tau Gavel and Rostrum Pi Kappa Delta Pi Gamma Mu Student Council Debate Club Dramatic Club ISRAEL, JOSEPH 2157 Iroquois Avenue Flint, Michigan Junior-Senior High International Relations Club Chemistry Club JOYCE, MICHAEL 72914 W. Cross Street Ypsilanti, Michigan IVAN, JENNIE 4304 Tenth Street Ecorse, Michigan Physical Education Sigma Sigma Sigma Modern Dance Club Catalina Club Physical Education Club Business Administration f Kappa Phi Alpha i JOYNT, DEL 4700 Mead Street Dearborn, Michigan JACKSON, ROBERT 9723 Lakepointe Detroit 24, Michigan Junior-Senior High Editor, Normal News Junior-Senior High Sigma Sigma Sigma Vee Ree Dramatic Club Newman Club English Club KAMINSKI, BARBARA 501 Huron Street Alpena, Michigan JAKOBOWSKI, THOMAS Imlay City, Michigan Journalism Sigma Tau Gamma Early Elmentary Football King Dormitory Council Women’s League Newman Club M.S.N.C. Players Normal News KAYES, MARIANNE 1829 Cleveland Whiting, Indiana Junior-Senior High Delta Sigma Epsilon Natural Science Club Newman Club JANIGA, FRANK 15100 Washburn Detroit, Michigan Pre-Law Sigma Tau Gamma KELLER, DON 851 Lenox Detroit, Michigan Business Education i Alpha Gamma Upsilon JENSEN, JANICE Sandusky, Michigan Early Elementary Alpha Sigma Tau Luther League Wis RAS KEMP, DORIS 5016 Reuter Dearborn, Michigan Fine Arts Nat. Science Art Club, Natural Science Club (Sec.) Normal News KENNEY, JAMES 16 Florence Street Pontiac, Michigan Music 7eta Chi Sigma Phi Mu Alpha Band, Orchestra KITTS, BEVERLY 34914 Chestnut Street Wayne, Michigan Junior-Senior High Math Club KNAPP, JANE 4260 Charles Street Dearborn, Michigan « Early Elementary Educ. Modern Dance Club, A.C.E. History Social Science Club KNIGHT, JEANNE G. 4721 Orchard Street Dearborn, Michigan Junior-Senior High Sigma Sigma Sigma Natural Science Club W.R.A. Activities KOCZMAN, JOHN V. 13870 Wabash Milan, Michigan Physical Education Physical Education Club KOENIG, RICHARD 19478 Winthrop Detroit, Michigan Junior-Senior High Phi Sigma Epsilon Pi Gamma Mu Dorm Council Normal News KOZA, DONALD 34865 Goddard Romulus, Michigan Business Administration Delta Sigma Phi Pi Kappa Delta Debate Team Normal News KOZLOW, BEVERLY 16505 Ardmore Detroit 35, Michigan Education Delta Sigma Epsilon W.R.A. Board Modern Dance Club Physical Education Club KRAATZ, PHYLLIS 49 Kendwick Mt. Clemens, Michigan Later Elementary Sigma Sigma Sigma KRZAYSsaLeED 718 Hemphill Business Administration KUSLAK, JOHN Bachelor of Arts Pi Gamma Mu LADD, LAVERNE 1475 FE. 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TOMCZYK, STANLEY A. 765 Wager Flint, Michigan Phi Delta Pi Physical Education Basketball Baseball Men’s Union (President) Kappa Delta Pi TRUEMAN, HELEN 18287 Grayfield Detroit, Michigan Occupational Therapy Kappa Mu Delta Occupational Therapy Club TRUESDELL, EDHRE 3384 Williams Wayne, Michigan Early Elementary Mixed Arts Sigma Nu Phi Dorm Junctions UPCHURCH, BERNUS 1120 Adrian Jackson, Michigan Social Work Kappa Alpha Psi VAN ALSTINE, MARLENE 15440 Ardmore Detroit, Michigan VAUTAW, RAYMOND 957 Sheridan Street Ypsilanti, Michigan Economics Zeta Chi Sigma VANTREASE, HARRIET 399 Adams Plymouth, Michigan Home Economics Teaching Home Economics Home Economics Club VATHKE, LINDA 203 N. Huron Street Ypsilanti, Michigan Art Art Club Choral Union VISHIN, MARIAN 2880 Amazon Street Dearborn, Michigan Social Work VOLKER, ROBERT Rte. 7, 35795 S. Gratiot Mt. 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Kurtz Flint, Michigan Early Elementary WATSON, GRACE Grand Marais, Michigan Special Education Special Education Club WEBBER, CY 117 N. Summit Ypsilanti, Michigan Junior-Senior High Zeta Chi Sigma Editor, Aurora WEBBER, GLENNA 117 N. Summit Ypsilanti, Michigan Business Education Business Club Pi Omega Pi (Pres.) ELKENBACH, RICHARD 3065 Grindley Park Dearborn, Michigan Junior-Senior High Kappa Phi Alpha 62 _Stoics Kappa Delta Pi WELLS, MARALYN JOYCE Munson Hall Dorm Council 6548 Reuter Dearborn, Michigan Music Mu Phi Epsilon Band, Orchestra Kappa Delta Pi Hon. Grad. WHITFIELD, ROSEMARY 13420 Hampshire Detroit, Michigan Early Elementary WIESE, HELEN 126 E. Hoover Ann Arbor, Michigan Junior-Senior High Delta Sigma Epsilon Math. Club WILCOX, MARY 268 Benjamin Romeo, Michigan Junior-Senior High Kappa Delta Pi Women’s League Chemistry Club WILES, ERNEST 21709 ‘Tenny Dearborn, Michigan Junior-Senior High History Club WILLIAMS, DORIS : 8066 Talladay : Whittaker, Michigan . Junior-Senior High Alpha Kappa Alpha English Club Natural Science Club WILSON, JOANNE 130 North Normal Ypsilanti, Michigan Music Mu Phi Epsilon Kappa Delta Pi Choir Choral Union Stoics WILSON, JUANITA 3403 Hillside Royal Oak, Michigan Early Elementary Kappa Mu Delta WILSON, PATRICIA 525 North Adams Ypsilanti, Michigan Early Elementary WILSON, ROBERT 12 Bloomfield Terrace Pontiac, Michigan Phi Delta Pi WILTSE, PATRICIA 8 South Summit Ypsilanti, Michigan Early Elementary Sigma Sigma Sigma WINCHESTER, NANCY 202 Buena Vista Ann Arbor, Michigan State Limited WINGATE, JOYCE Rural Route No. 1 Grass Lake, Michigan Home Economics Home Economics Club Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship WINSTON, GRACE 7931 Talladay Road Whittaker, Michigan Early Elementary English Club WISEMAN, IRVING 220 W. Van Wagoner Flint, Michigan Junior-Senior High Pi Gamma Mu WODTKE, CARL 21910 Elizabeth St. Clair Shores, Michigan Business Education Sigma Alpha Delta WODTKE, WALLY 21910 Elizabeth St. Clair Shores, Michigan Junior-Senior High Sigma Alpha Delta WRIGHT, DON 14834 Cruse Detroit, Michigan Business Education Zeta Chi Sigma Student Council 64 WRIGHT, PHYLLIS 426 Lake View Pontiac, Michigan Special Education Sigma Sigma Sigma Panhellenic Women’s League Special Education Club Kappa Delta Phi WRIGHT, SALLY HOFFHINES Woodside ‘Trailer Camp Saline, Michigan Home Economics Home Economics Club YARGER, GAMAE 30 Mark Pontiac, Michigan State Limited State Limited Club YOUNG, HORTENSE 239 Trowbridge Detroit, Michigan Business Education Alpha Kappa Alpha Business Club English Club ZINK, MARIAN Frankenmuth, Michigan Library Science Pi Kappa Sigma Wri kooAs juniors The Junior class began the year by electing Dale Flynn as president. Officers assisting Pr esident Flynn were Ron Wischer, vice-president; Jackie Dennison, secretary, and Aurelia Stan, treasurer. The first project of the juniors was their annual contribution to the home- coming parade. At the Christmas party the class sponsored a booth, to keep their activities underway. The second semester brought the J-Hop “Blue World” with Buddy Morrow and his orchestra to Normal’s campus. This highlite of the year was a marvelous success for the class. The class of 1955 has spent a profitable year, participating in all possible activities, and are looking forward to an equally triumphant senior year. 66 ROW 1: Bowman, L. Boye, D. Boyd, R. Braden, J. Brady, I. Branch, M. ROW 2: Brockman, J. Brougham, C. Brown, J. Buby, E. Bunge, D. Butler, K, ROW 3: Butler, L. GalliswG Carpenter, R. Carroll, B. Castiglione, E. Cate, H. ROW I: Albright, M. Anderson, M. Andrews, J. Arscott, D. Badalow, V. Baer, B. ROW 2: Balaskas, D. Bailey, B. Batchelor, C. Beal, M. Bean, D. Berarducci, B. ROW 3: Billeter, B. Bishop, S. Bleekman, D. Bogetta, D. Bonadio, M. Borgen, B. ROW I: Ce Bulkey, G. Ceccarelli, J. Clements, N. Collins, S. Conoughty, B. Covington, T. ROW 2: Crise, M. Cutler, H. Dahlstrom, C. Daly, E. Daue, M. Davis, L. ROW 3: Davis, N. Davis, R. Davis, T. Dempsey, R. Dennison, J. Denton, J. ROW 1: De Voe, M. Di Biaggio, J. Dickerson, S. Donahue, G. Donigan, D. Dossin, G. ROW 2: Drew Dunn, P. Durant, J. Egbert, B. Ericson, E. Fagan, T. ROW 3: Falconer, M. Faulmann, L. Feldstein, B. Filipiak, G. Finch, T. Finkbeiner, H. ROW 1: Fischer, C. Flynn, D. Flynn, L. Fritz, M. Frownfelter, D. Garcia, J. ROW 2: Gardner, B. Genn, O. Germain, C. Gilligan, It Gonser, H. Gonser, M. ROW 3: Gordon, E. Gooch, J. Govaere, M. Graham, R. Greene, W. Gross, C. ROW 1: Gustafson, B. Hall, M. Hanton, M. Hardin, M. Harkless, S. Hartland, M. ROW 2: Hasfura, J. Helmkamp, D. Herrera, F. Herrmann, D. AillyeRe Hillery, Z. ROW 3: Hiser, B. Hoffman, G. Hooper, J. Homan, H. Hoover, J. Hoy, P. 68 ROW I: Hurley, G. Huston, K. Ingle, G. Irons, J. Jackson, G. Jenkins, J. ROW 2: Jensen, C. Johnson, C. Johnston, J. Julien, D. Juracek, J. Kapler, J. ROW 3: Kapun, J. Kehrer, J. Kelly, J. Knowles, A. Kokinakes, E. Koss, O. ROW 2: ROW 1: Laing, R. Lane, B. Lang, D. Lewis, W. Lindeman, J. Lindsay, M. Lloyd, M. Luna, E. Lynn, D. MacDonald, C. MacDonald, M. Manych, H. ROW 3: Martin, D. Marx, F. May, B. McCoy, C. McGivern, P. McIntosh, J. 70 ROW 1: Oltmanns, R. O’Fiaro, S. Olds, D. Opland, R. Parker, W. Patton, P. ROW 2: Pell, M. Phenix, W. Phillips, E. Pier, R. Pizarrd, R. Probert, E, ROW 3: Raabe, R. Rathbun, M. Reiman, D. Rivers, L. Rogg, R. Rohrer, H. aN ROW 1: McMann, D. McMullan, H. McQuade, P. Meharg, H. Mertens, M. Meston, M. ROW 2: Mierau, P. Miller, P. Miller, R. Miller, R. Moner, W. Mott, T. ROW 3: Moyer, B. Neeb, L. Norton, L. Odgers, P. Oestrike, R. O'Farrell, N. ROW 1]: Rolfe, B. Rowe, D. Ruell, N. Schalge, A. Schloff, C. Schuler, L. ROW 2: Schwartz, D. Schwartz, S. Sevey, D. Shaw, W. Shuler, S. Shurlow, A. ROW 3: SlickaiG-: Sliva, R. Shelley, B. Smith, D. Smith, R. Snyder, E. ROW 1: Socall, H. Sole, M. Spencer, R. Stan, A. Stepanian, R, Stewart, M. ROW 2: Strayer, J. Stumm, D. Tarpinian, G. Tarran, D. Taubitz, A. Teske, S. ROW 3: Thompson, C. Thompson, J. Thompson, K. Tillman, V. Townsend, V. Trotter, D. 72 Grosshans, L. ROW 1: Van Lente, D. Van Orden, P. Vasher, W. Walainis, W. Walker, D. Wallace, D. ROW 2: Walters, A. Walter, G. Warth, J. Watkins, E. Watson, J. Weckstein, S. ROW 3: White, R. Wilcox, B. Williamson, R. Woomer, S. Wuestnick, E. Zander, D. sophomores The class of 1955 has made a worthwhile contribution to the M.S.N.C. campus. Their president, Bob Middlekauf, guided the group to great fame. ‘The fresh- man-sophomore games were a great victory for the sophomores, as usual. ‘The freshman put up a good fight, but it was no use. The green and white sophomore float was a gay contribution to the homecoming festivities, and a good time was had by the committee who worked on the float decorations. In March the Soph Swirl “Whirlwind” breezed in as a huge success. In May the annual variety show was a treat for the campus. A huge picnic finished off the year for the class of ’55. Assisting President Middlekauf were Phyllis Neuman, vice- president; Norma Pond, secretary; and Joan Scherer, treasurer. Row 1: Andrews, M. Andorfer, P. Ames, G. Alandt, G. Adams, W. Adams, L. Row 2: Archer, A. Antieau, L. Baldwin, P. Baker, J. Banek, B. Banwell, G. Row 3: Behnke, J. Becker, J. Becker, B. Beal, W. Beatty, A. Bastian, J. Row 1: Bitner, E. Bilby, D. Best, T. Bayle, M. Bedeman, C. Bell, M. Row 2: Brender, R. Brede, J. Boyer, S. Boussoules, P Bluhm, M. Blohm, L. Row 3: Briskorn, L. Bucklen, D. Brown, P. Brown, J. Brown, A. Cade, L: Row 1: Coon, K. Cook, K. Collison, A. Carlson, D. Carl, M. Caldwell, T. Row 2: Cross, A. Craig, N. Cray, M. Covington, V. Cornwell, R. Conley, R. Row 3: Donnelly, M. DeWolfe, B. Davis, R. Davenport, J. Dale, N. Daffern, G. Row 1: Duvall, J. Duberville, J. Donegan, S. Dooley, W. Dimas, F. Diaz, R. Row 2: English, J. Evans, C. Ethridge, J. Ernst, D. Engle, B. Fahey, A. Row 3: Frank, J. Fogle, M. Fogg, R. Fitzgerald, B. Fisher, P. Fetters, S. Row 1: Fraser, J. Fruin, A. Furay, M. Gianelli, D. Gilliam, C. Gilliano, M. Row 2: Green, N. Gotts, T. Gould, R. Greiner, R. Guion, N. Gutenschwager, J. Row 3: Gurden, P. Hamilton, H. Hanby, M. Hansen, J. Harrison, A. Harter, R. Row 1: Hastie, J. Hathaway, P. Hawarny, P. Hebb, P. Hedlesky, M. Heimerdinger, R. Row 2: Hemingway, A. Hendges, S. Herrman, A. Higgins, F. Hills, S. Hixson, M. Row 3: Hoesch, N. Holden, J. Howard, B. Innes, L. Jacobsen, K. Jersey, V. 76 — Row 1: Johnson, B. Johnson, D. Jones, M. Kaiser, J. Kay, D. Kenney, T. Row 2: Kent, M. Kinnon, A. Kunze, J. Kustodowich, J. Kroneck, P. Knapp, B. Row 3: Kowalski, L. Kirschke, H. Lavoie, T. Lambert, S. Laidlaw, G. Lindberg, B. Row 1: Ladd, B. Labadie, M. Lawcock, P. Leon, C. Lepak, A. Less, D. A Row 2: Lewis, M. Macadaeg, J. Martin, B. Many, M. Manchester, M. Madigan, M. Row 3: MacDonald, V MacDermid, ] McManigal, C. McEnany, V. McDonough, E McCollum, B. Row 1: Mase, L. Martin, S. Munro, D. Morin, N. Moore, J. Mitchell, A. Row 2: Medley, W. McGuire, B. Monte, K. Nelson, M. Navarre, J. Neuman, P. Row 3: Noffsinger, D. Nicita, J. Nutt, T. Ostrander, L. Olkkonen, P. Onago, V. Row 1: O’Donnell, M. Peck, G. Peake, R. Paris, A. Pardee, M. Paone, F. Row 2: Perry, W. Peters, C. Pond, N. Poole, B. Peterson, G. Peterson, B. Row 3: Priestaf, C. Peterson, A. Potter, D. Raabe, J. Rice, D. Reske, M. 78 Row 1: Rabe, R. Ramage, E. Rowland, B. Ross, A. Rosers, C. Roselle, J. Row 2: Rodriguez, L. Ramsey, G. Sass, J. Samuel, M. Santer, T. Rutherford, V. Row 3: Rydberg, R. Ruge, B. Sisson, K. Scherer, J. Scharton, H. Sagamang, B. Row 1: Santure, P. Saunders, R. Smith, T. Smith, E. Smith, D. Sowers, B. Row 2: Soule, D. Sommerville, D. Sowers, J. Strelow, J. Stark, L. Stralnic, G. Row 3: Staplin, M. Snider, M. Slygh, J. Trotter, G. Taylor, S. Towns, R. 80 Row 1: Whyte, L. Wilgus, C. Williams, V. Wilson, H. Wright, J. Wunsche, D. Row 2: Wood, C. Weisel, D. Yost. be Zornosa, P. Zizzi, J. Zoeplitz, E. Row 3: Zoel, B. Row 1: Taylor, B. Turner, G. Uhle, M. Valaika, J. Vanek, R. Vinsang, E. Row 2: Wade, B. Walker, B. Weldon, E. Weinkauf, M. Weinert, E. Wearing, S. Row 3: Warrington, J. Wallace B. Wendling, D. Wenzel, D. Weyer, J- Whitney, S. freshman class The freshman class has shown a great deal of enthusiasm in their first year on campus. They started out with an entry in the homecoming parade and had a good time working on it. They put up a violent fight in the freshman-sophomore games but for some reason the sophomores came out victorious. I'wo freshman mixers kept the class organized socially. In May the annual class picnic was held, and an enjoyable time was had by all. At the time the Aurora went to press, the class was making plans for the election of officers to be held later in the spring. Row 1: E. Gester, P. Stefanski, O. Mer- rill. Row 2: J. White, N. Hale. Row I: R. Boegler, N. Basile, G. Bard, J. Bedford. Row 2: R. Adams, B. Bird, D. Bab- cock, J. Arnold, B. Agnew. Row 3: D. Allison, H. Ballou, B. Bar- ron, S. Bartlett, D. Barkus. Row I: S. Blom, E. Butler, D. Boyce, J. Buy ea, C. Smith, C. Fantow. Row 2: D. Benton, M. Brown, C. Bla- zer, B. Bettis, E. Andre, M. Bab- } bitt, G. Baldwin, E. Bakhaus, A. Ensign. Row 3: E. Beach, J. Armstrong, P. Barber, P. Bernhardt, A. Cameron, P. Armstrong, V. Tsikouris, W. Hunter, J. Blashill, P. Maass, B. Burgess. Row 1: G. Cooley, B. Martin, M. Christie, D. Cooper. Row 2: R. Beadle, J. Carras, J. Col- lins, K, Clark, J. Bunyea, M. Tay- lor. Row 3: L. Calvin, R. Bridge, D. Beech- ler, J. Chiravola, P. Brossia. Row 1: D. Bouck, A. Dawson, J. Cole, O. Cugo, N. Edick, R. Engle. Row 2: J. Long, J. Davidson, J. Doro- zeo, H. Dennison, Ro. Dittman, E. Dennison, J. Dunn, L. Burdick, B. Driest, R. Coss. Row 3: D. Dunham, M. Davidson, L. Cross, P. Cox, R. Ellis, M. Haro, P. Dims, A. Devendorf, C. Drum- mond. Row 1: R. Knopp, G. Glenn, B. Han- nah, B. Gordon, A. Nicolaon. Row 2: H. Heyniger, M. Gibbs, J. Harrison, V. Gilbert, D. Hoffman, D. Holzhauer. Row 3: B. Teska, B. Henderson, J. Hawthorne, P. Aton, R. Heurich, R. Hawley, A. Hart, J. Whelan. Row 1: C. Fishbeck, D. Ferguson, M. Fisher, B. Davies, S. Hillis, P. Fox, J. Fails. Row 2: N. Flanders, M. Henry, B. Crawford, R. Fowler, N. Ford, D. Damrow, J. DeBoer, M. Flagg. Row 3: N. Calhoun, C. Eseman, S. Fischer, P. Eslinger, B. Dank, S. Friedly, N. Ensign. Row 1: A. Johnson, J. Howard, A. Hughes, J. Hurbis, S. Husted, J. Jackson. Row 2: B. Creech, B. Howell, J. Green- leaf, E. Hopkins, S. Juzysta, J. Jensen. Row 3: D. Olsen, B. Moss, S. Hurst, B. Eschrist, M. Johnson, G. John- son. Row 1: B. Madson, B. Maska, N. Ma- gee, B. Daniels, J. Locke, M. Man- or. Row 2: J. Zickel, K. Luce, D. Nicholas, E. Lincoln, M. MacDonald, D. Kleinsmith, J. Kohlhagen, D. Den- man. Row 3: D. Maudlin, T. Mertel, C. Schrader, J. Levack, A. Scheetz, L. McDonald, A. LeDuc, L. Kerr. Row 1: C. Shepherd, C. Helm, S. Kuhl, J. Behning, M. Lang, C. Otis, D. Kimberly. Row 2: L. Thackham, B. Loush, M. Hobbs, P. Burke, F. Kokinakes, C. Kehrer, R. King. Row 3: M. Kerrigan, B. Kiessel, A. Elio, P. Kendrick, C. Lamberson, J. Kavie, K. Krokker. Row 1: M. Bald, P. Moore, A. Ditt- mar, J. Thrush, B. Whitehead, R. Combs, P. Naylor. Row 2: G. Wright, D. Preketes, E. Meeks, B. Weller, J. Worthington, J. Newman, B. Schmitt, D. Shaw, C. Floyd, L. Osburn, M. Rickwalt. Row 3: J. Smith, M. Rodriguez, C. Pardon, D. Picard, R. Westcott, D. Nimke, J. Roberts, L. Thompson, D. Tibbits, M. Mirshavameddin, J. Tarboux, J. VanderMeer. Row 1: V. Murphy, R. Kennedy, D. Ridenour, J. Riley, R. Smoker, S. Zibell. Row 2: S. Pryce, M. Scrivens, C. Kourt, M. Monroe, E. Tully, P. Wolfe, B. Sharrock. Row 3: P. Meadows, K. Trepp, I. Olah. Row 1: J. Tepperman, H. Mouganis, F. Sposite, D. Jones. Row 2: D. Sinnett, J. Smith, B. Weiss, P. Rhynard, J. Kettles. Row 1: R. Batalucco, R. Wyer, M. Rogg, E. Stratelak, R. Alcini. Row 2: J. Palazzolo, B. Schoolmaster, F. Baker, B. Holland, W. William- son, F. Wheeler. A. Skentzos, L. LeMon, B. Brinkman, L. Bucholz, A. Truesdell, R. Rogers, Z. Jones, J. McConner. W. Rowe, J. Hayden, C. Boylan, S Pierce, B. Zander, B. Moore, P. Schnei- der, L. Eveleth. Homecoming at Michigan State Normal College, 1952, brings visions of lovely Betty Peterson, Queen of the campus. Her court included: Anne Fruin, Sharon Lathers, Aloyce Mitchell and Joan Scherer. The Normal football squad made an already perfect weekend even more perfect by beating Illinois. The Women’s League built the campus a real Huron tepee. 88 Aurora with their float. Kappa Mu Delta won a first prize with their suggestion that we “Dust ’Em Off!” RE a ae ee The annual freshmen-sophomore games victorious for the sophomores, as usual. Yes, we must admit that the Hurons are “Plenty Husky Too!” HURONS PLENTY UEKY TOO. Cyrus Webber, editor. Traditions have been built up around all phases of student life here at Michi- gan State Normal College. A few of these traditions have been practiced so long and are so generally taken for granted that they seem insignifcant in their contri- bution to campus life. One of these traditions is the Aurora, your college yearbook. Its real value appears after graduation when your association with the campus has been severed. It brings to mind many things which happened to you as well as your friends. We of the Aurora Staff have put into this yearbook some of the things which we think bear recording for future years and we hope it will bring many hours of pleasant memories to each of you. SA Activities editor is about the most demanding job on the Aur- ora staff. It is the editor’s job to see that all pictures are sched- uled and taken, that all group write-ups are in on time, and to keep all the activities under con- trol. The activities editor must indeed be active. Doris Tarran, activities editor. Thelma Mott, business manager. Business manager for the Aur- ora is a hectic job, for its main duty includes the handling of all the funds. Collecting fees from organizations and paying all the bills proved to be a tiring but re- warding responsibility. ROW 1: M. Daue, J. English, D. Boye, B. Feldstein, B. Jackson, D. Koza, S. Scizak, B. Bailey. ROW 2: D. Kemp, B. Poole, K. Seng, J. Warren, N. Cook, A. Harrison, N. Davis. normal news Every week, both semesters, the Normal News has presented to the campus news, features, and opinions for everyone. ‘The fall semester, the News was under the able leadership of Robert Jackson, and in the spring, Beverly Feldstein took over. Business Manager for the year has been Don Koza. The Aurora staff con- gratulates the Normal News for another year of service to our college. Row 1: B. Jackson, K. Seng, M. Daue, N. Cook i Row 2: S. Scizak, D. Koza, J. English . { i | | : | ; | { | | | | Row 1: N. Davis, B. Poole, B. Bailey, A. Harrison Row 2: D. Boye, B. Feldstein, J. Warren rescence F The Normal College orchestra is an organization to be commended for their contribution to the school morale, The M.S.N.C. band, too, deserves a vote of thanks for their support all year. ROW 1: _ S. Scizak, B. Kaminski, W. Vashee, N. Gillard, T. Hackett, L. Bowman. ROW 2: D. Wunsche, D. Wood, B. Crawford, M. Bell, R. Wilgus, C. Schlaff, G. Ames, R. Millu, N. Hewitt, N. Davis. the m. s. n. c. players The M.S.N.C. Players is one of the newest organizations on campus. The club was formed by a group of students interested both in producing plays and in furtheri ng their appreciation of theatre through discussion and through at- tending plays given by other groups in this area. The M.S.N.C. Players presents a dramatic program each semester. George Kelly’s farce-comedy, “The Torchbearers,” was offered in the spring of 1952. In the fall of the same year, “The Browning Version,’ a serious drama by Terence Rattigan, shared the bill with Noel Coward’s light comedy, ‘‘Ways and Means.” Social activities, including cast-crew parties after the productions, are an important part of the M.S.N.C. Players’ program. Theatre makes use of a wide variety of student talents from building and painting scenery through business management and acting and directing. Anyone who has an interest in theatre in any of its phases is welcomed into the member- ship of the M.S.N.C. Players. The officers for 1952-53 were ‘Thomas Hackett, president; Lois Bowman, vice-president; Nancy Gillard, secretary; Sharon Leathers, treasurer, and Wayne Vasher, historian. A scene from George Kelly’s THE TORCH BEARERS. The bedroom scene from Noel Coward’s WAYS AND MEANS. % The comedy THE BROWNING VERSION by Terence Rattigan. William Saroyan’s one-act tragedy, HELLO. OU ET HERE: Passing through Ypsilanti on his na- tional campaign tour, Adlai Stevenson, Democratic nominee for President of the United States, stopped to give us a few minutes of his time. Students wait- ed a little more than an hour in great anticipation for the jovial Mr. Steven- son, who related many humorous anec- dotes and spoke of his great grand- father who founded the first teacher training school in Illinois. It was an honor the college will long remember to have had Mr. Stevenson with us. eacicoa ee 98 The entire campus turned out to see the Democratic nominee for President of the United States. Our Hurons had lots of school spirit to back them up. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1952 Sept. Oct, 20 Hope College (8:00 p.m.) 4 Western Illinois State (8:00 p.m.) 27 Ball State Tchrs. Coll, 11 Eastern Illinois State (8:00 p.m.) (8:00 p.m.) 18 Northern Illinois State (2:00 p.m.) HC 25 Central Michigan College at Mt. Pleasant (2:00 p.m.) Nov. 1 Wayne University at U. D. Stad., Detroit (8:00 p.m.) 8 Illinois Normal University at Normal II]. (2:00 p.m) 15 Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Ill. (2:00 p.m.) ---denotes home games HC ---annual homecoming game A. Steel, F. Trosko, R. Kuhl The Huron football team was in for its share of glory this year, after a six- year famine. In the first season under new Head Coach Fred Trosko, the Hurons won five games, lost three, and tied one. Their three victories against two losses and a tie in Interstate Intercollegiate Conference play was good for third place in the conference, the highest position a MSNC team has placed in its short time in the ITAC. Fumbles by over-eager players demoralized the stout defense in key games. As a result, Central Michigan eliminated the Hurons from IIAC title contention while Wayne humbled Normal in the annual bitter-rivalry between the two schools. With Michigan Normal out of the way, Central went on to the ITAC championship. al k er = EE A fumble can be a heartbreaking th It looks like we’re about to lose the ball! nee Normal pushes forward to another victory. Row 1 N. Manych, O. Sudman, S$. Tomezyk (captain), R. Grubb, R. Woodward. Row 2 P. Temple, R. Henderson, C. Gilliam, Coach W. E. Crouch. Row 3 D. Vanek, C. Jewett, L. Mawby, E. Bossenberry, W. Kirksey. Eastern Illinois and Michigan State Normal College basketball players dom- inated positions on the first and second all-ITAC cage team this year. The Huron’s Webster Kirksey was named on the first five, and two other Normal cagers were elected to the second team. Cleon Gilliam was chosen as guard and Owen Sudman, as center. All t hree of these boys are only sophomores, so the future looks promising. Normal finished the basketball season with a grand year, and the entire cam- pus was sorry to see the season end. A word of thanks goes to each member of the team for the tireless effort they put forth to spur MSNC on to victory. 104 This year is becoming a notable year for Michigan Normal sports. Just re- cently, the Huron basketball team completed its schedule with a fine record of 14 victories and six defeats to join the football team and track squad in giving the Huron followers and alumni something to cheer about. Graduates will have to go back a long time to recall a MSNC basketball team which did as well as this year’s team. In compiling this winning mark, the Hurons had a winning streak of eight consecutive victories which included games over Wayne University and highly touted Eastern Illinois. As a result, Normal gained a tie for second place in the Interstate Intercollegiate Athletic Conference with a conference mark of seven wins and five losses. Michigan Normal joined this conference along with Central Michigan in 1949, and this is the best record either Michigan school has been able to show against the basketball-minded Illinois schools which make up the remainder of the IIAC, The IIAC has offered good close competition in all sports, and Normal’s chance for a share of the title going into the last game is some indication of the closeness in basketball this season. The Hurons lost their last game, however, to fourth-place Northern Illinois, the only IZAC team which Normal failed to conquer at least once in the two meetings between each school in the ’52-53 season. Central Michigan was MSNC’s real stumbling block, though, by bursting the Huron bubble at its peak with a defeat, much the same as they did in foot- ball last fall. What hurst most of all, the Central Michigan Chippewas were tied for last place with a 4-8 record. Coach Bill Crouch’s first winning season in basketball since he took over the job in 1947 may be attributed to a well-balanced team led by the sensational guard from Saginaw, Webster Kirksey. Kirksey broke the school scoring record of 325 points, which, incidentally, he set last year as a freshman. Forty-six of his 369 points this season were scored in an overtime game at Illinois Normal, co-holders of second place, in which the Hurons won 102-99. Indoor Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 17 31 if 14 18 21 28 ff 14 20 28 April 1953 Track Schedule University of Chicago at Chicago, Illinois University of Michigan (practice) at Ann Arbor Michigan AAU at Yost Field House, Ann Arbor State Relays at Jennison Field House, E. Lansing Central Michigan College at Mt. Pleasant Michigan State College at East Lansing University of Marquette at Milwaukee, Wisconsin Central Collegiates at South Bend, Indiana Milwaukee Journal Games at Milwaukee, Wisconsin K. of C. Relays at Cleveland, Ohio Central Michigan Relays at Mt. Pleasant 1953 Golf Schedule 18 Hillsdale, Away 4 | 28 Wayne University, Away Hillsdale, Home 30 ‘Triangular Meet 2 mnm © CO oH ] ] Toledo, John Carroll, MSNC—Toledo May Triangular Meet G.R.J.C., Bowl. Green, MSNC—Home Bowling Green, Away Grand Rapids J.C., Away Central Michigan, Away Wayne University, Home Triangular Meet Central, Michigan, Toledo, MSNC—Home 22-23 IIAC Conference Meet, DeKalb, III. 1958 Tennis Schedule April 18 Hillsdale College at Hillsdale 24 27 May 5 8 ) 12 15 16 18 Bowling Green U. at Bowling Green, Ohio Wayne University at Ypsilanti Wayne University at Ypsilanti Grand Rapids J. C. at Grand Rapids Central Michigan at Mt. Pleasant University of Detroit at Ypsilanti Bowling Green University at Ypsilanti Central Michigan at Ypsilanti Albion College at Ypsilanti 22-23 IIAC Conference Meet at DeKalb, IIl. Hillsdale College at Ypsilanti University of Detroit at Detroit 26 28 c os a = ‘ = 4 Waletelerats cual rt — A gt, AA ta Be iit € a ee tied et oe, . ee Back Row: Mgr. Jim Monroe, Coach Wm. E. Crouch, Paul Temple, Ralph Grubb, Jim Sciarini, Dick Moseley, Art Sheridan, Stan Tomezyk, Nick Manych, ‘Trainer Jack Jchnson, and Mgr. Ron Wischer. Front Row: Milo Danziesen, Ron Oestrike, Rudy Hill, Capt. Bob Shankie, Bill Mills, LeRoy Mawby, Buddy Robertson, Dean Pope, Charles Hatch. Under Head Coach Bill Crouch, the Hurons of last spring enjoyed a winning season with a 13-6 won-lost record, and a runner-up finish in the ITAC conference. The Hurons started off slow with a team having only seven lettermen, but soon swept double-headers from most of the league opponents and added wins over University of Detroit, Wayne, Hillsdale, and Bowling Green. This year, with nine lettermen available, the Hurons will again be pulling for a standing in the first division. A good crop of freshmen ballplayers will strengthen the fielding and batting departments, but veteran righthander Paul Temple will be alone in assuring any experienced pitching. Five Michigan Normal players were named to berths on the All-ITAC baseball team. Pitcher Art Sheridan, second baseman; Bob Shankie and Stan Tomczyk, out- fielders, were named to the first team, while pitcher Paul Temple, and outfielder Rudy Hill were named to the second team. SP) we : we ROW 1: D. Stadler, I. Bremer, J. Beauchamp, Miss Best, D. Welkenbach, M. Wilcox, B. Chrobak, D. Robertson, L. Pejaski, C. Bartholomew. ROW 2: B. Miller, G. Pearson, J. Hoover, J. Cione, T. Hackett, L. Landberg, L. Ladd, R. Rogg, G. Pearson, M. Wells, J. Wilson, J. Wiltse. ROW 3: J. Anderson, R. Stutzman, S. Smith, T. Eccel , E. Truesdell, N. Sarns, J. Lyon, R. Schultz, D. McMann, B. Langford, V. Pudlo, S. Masters, E. Sipe. kappa delta pi An honor society in education, Kappa Delta Pi is now in its 23rd year at Normal. Hoping to promote better educational standards, the group sponsors student-faculty panels, discusses the problems of the student teacher, and attends regional and national conventions of Kappa Delta Pi. Officers this year were: Dick Welkenbach, president; Phyllis Wright, vice- president; Mary Wilcox, recording secretary; Joanne Beauchamp, corresponding secretary, and Beverly Chrobak, treasurer. Faculty sponsor is Dr, Carl Ericson. | ROW I: M. Shaker, M. Wells, G. Pearson, B. Moberg, I. Brady, C. Stralnic, E. Evans, M. Dibble. ROW 2: E. Zoeplitz, P. Gleason, L. Moore, J. Hansen, B. Brawner, A. Ross, S. Donegan, J. Wilson, S. Hills. mu phi epsilon Epsilon Lambda Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon, National Music Sorority, was established in the spring of 1950. The purpose of Mu Phi Epsilon is “The re- cognition of scholarship and musicianship, and the promotion of friendship within its sisterhood.” Some of the activities of the year included: A Founder’s Day Tea and Musicale; a trip to the opera; a Christmas carol sing in convalescent homes; participation in a district conference of Mu Phi Epsilon at Ann Arbor, the Mu Phi-Phi Mu formal dance of January 10, and a spring concert given on May 14, 1953. The officers for the past year were: Gretchen Pearson, president; Maralyn Wells, vice-president; Isabel Brady, recording secretary; Cynthia Stralnic, corres- ponding secretary; Donna Harris, treasurer; Elizabeth Evans, historian; Joanne Wilson, chorister; Marie Shaker, warden; Bertha Moberg, chaplain; and faculty advisor, Miss Dorothy James. AD ee ee eee Pe. ROW 1: J. Walsh, E: Lane, D. Leith, J: Foster, Mr. Fitch, (R Spencer, Ro Cook, ROW 2: J. Manley, E. Stratelak, D. Covington, G. Jackson, B. Bergman, C. McManigal, W. Parr, F. Baker. ROW 3: J. Kenney, R. Nelson, R. Smith, A. Blunt, B. Woodworth, C. Drummond. dS a, a phi mu alpha sinfonia Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, National Music Fraternity, is an active organization chapter of the organization in Michigan. The purpose of the society is to further scholarship in the social sciences, to seek the truth and to apply it to conditions in society when it has been found. The year 1952-53 was kept lively with speakers and discussions, Dr. Hubbell highlighted the first semester with a resume of World History since 1919. A luncheon followed the return to classes after the spring vacation. Dr. Hubbell very ably sponsored the fraternity’s activities this year. The officers were Daniel Manthe, president; Gilbert Pearson, vice-president; Beverly Chroback, secretary-treasurer. 110 ROW 1: J. Kuslak, G. Francavilla, B. Chrobak, D. Manthe, G. Pearson, J. Hultquist, E. Palmer. ROW 2: T. Eccel, I. Wiseman, W. Adams, W. Aukee, D. Stadler, J. Jensen, R. Rickert. pl gamma mu Pi Gamma Mu, the National Honorary Social Science Society, is the only on this campus. Some of their activities included a dance in the fall semester, spring semester, and a Concert tour to various High Schools in this district. given with Mu Phi Epsilon, an annual All-American Concert presented in the Our president for the year was William Foster. ROW 1: M. Samuel, D. Millin, D. Barr, G. Webber, N. Sarns. ROW 2: O. Ginn, Miss North, D. Swartz, Miss Anderson, A. Mazur, J. Behnke, Dr. Lotz. pi omega pl Pi Omega Pi is the national honorary organization for Business Education students with a high scholastic standing, In additior to their regular monthly meetings the group cooperated with the Business Club in the building of a float for homecoming and made arrange- ments for the Alumni Homecoming Banquet which was held at the Huron Hotel. The group also sent Glenna Webber and Dolores Barr to the national convention in Chicago at Christmas time. Pi Omega Pi helped with registration for the Future Teachers of America when they were on campus and on May 14, once again cooperated with the Business club for the annual Business Depart- ment Seniors Banquet. Officers for the year were: Dolores Barr, president, (fall semester) ; Glenna Webber, president (spring semester); George Grisdale, vice-president; Norma Jean Sarns, secretary (fall semester) ; Maureen Samuels, secretary (spring semes- ter) ; Glenna Webber, treasurer (fall semester) ; Oliver Genn, treasurer (spring semester) ; and Dorothy Millin, historian. RO Wel ae). cyon, eRe Miller, S. Smith, R. Stutzman, C. MacDonald, I. Bremer, M. Gonser, A. Schalge, J. Wilson. ROW 2: ‘Miss Best, S. Boyer, L. Groves, B. Ladd, D. VanLente, E. Breyfogle, N. Morin, C. Callis, G. Pearson, Miss Robinson, S. Shuler. ROW 3: P. Baldwin, M. Gleason, M. Bayle, M. Anderson, M. Hanby, P. Neuman, J. Novarre, J. Wright, B. May, C. Evans, L. Ostrander. stoic society The Stoic Society elects its members from those students who attain high scholastic averages during their freshman yedr. The purpose of the organization is to encourage high ideals of scholarship and service. This year the Stoics welcomed a new faculty sponsor, Miss Margaret Robin- son, and bid a fond farewell to their beloved retiring sponsor, Miss Martha Best. Following tradition, the annual Christmas party marked the election of new members, who were honored by a reception in January. Outstanding among the year’s events was the annual banquet for members, faculty, and alumni, which was held on March 20. At that time new members were presented with Stoic pins and scholarships were awarded to Irene Bremer; president; Chrissie MacDonald, vice-president; Rachael Stutzman, secretary; Marilyn Gonser, treasurer, and Evelyn Sipe, reporter. Spring activities included the White Elephant Sale in April, which enables the Society to remain self-supporting, and the May Breakfast, at which time announcement was made of members to receive scholarships next year. = © last = = Oo Nadeem 9) te dcad ROW 1: V. Voorhorst, B. Bolhuis, M. Brummitt, J. Juracek, P. Wright, R. Opland, D. Williams, M. Zink. ROW 2: P. Thurston, B. Conaughty, M. VanPatten, J. Valaika, B. Harvard, M. Fritz, A. Castellucci. panhellenic council The PanHellenic Council successfully guided the fall and spring rushing periods this year with new ideas and form developed by the present membership. Prizes for the unusual and different styles were presented to winners at the PanHellenic all college “Sock Hop” held in January. In the spring under the direction of the Council, all sororities participated in a Workshop at which time they brought up individual and campus problems concerning sororities. These problems were discussed and some troubling ones settled. The year was brought to a close with the presentation of the PanHellenic Scholarship Cup to the sorority with the highest academic standing. The officers for the year were Julie Juracek, president; Phyllis Wright, re- cording secretary; Mary Brummitt, treasurer; and Ruth Opland, corresponding secretary. Dean Susan B. Hill served as our sponsor. im 116 Sa i ROW 1: M. Eaglin, B. Havard, H. Young, Miss Baxter, D. Williams, R. Perkins. ROW 2: R. Hill, R. Franks, E. Weldon, G. Turner, R. Mann, alpha kappa alpha The Alpha Kappa Alphas have had numerous successful activities during the year 1952-53 on which they can look back with pleasant memories. The Alpha Kappa Alpha calendar of activities included their civic projects of folding bags for Beyer Hospital and contributing equipment to the pre-school in Ypsilanti. Their Founders’ Day Tea, a joint observation with Beta Eta and Delta Psi Omega chapters, was held at Starkweather Hall. Charles McKenny Hall was the scene of their Annual Akabaile, a semi-formal dance which was held in May. During “Help Week” the pledges engaged in such activities as helping in the Library, assisting teachers at Roosevelt School, and performing odd jobs at the Health Center and Starkweather Hall. As a national sorority the Alpha Kappa Alphas also support a national Health Program. The girls had a successful year with the leadership of Doris Williams, presi- dent; Hortense Young, vice-president; Ruth Perkins, secretary-treasurer; Barbara Havard, Dean of Pledges, and Miss Baxter, advisor. ROW 1: J. Doll, P. Sundborg, J. Jensen, J. Starbuck, M. Brown, A. Bierma, M. Hall, D. Schwartz, Mrs. Bates, S. Masters. ROW 2: D. Rice, L. Rakestraw, B. Bolhuis, B. Miller, V. Voorhorst, M. Furay, M. Gustafson, B. Paxson, M. Bonadio, D. Sultz, J. Shaw, J. Davenport. ROW 3: J. Crowe, W. Cox, D. Noffsinger, P. Boussoulas, M. Maxey, P. Green, J. Anderson, E. Daly, J. Jensen, L. Nutting, P. Davis. alpha sigma tau This past year the reins of Alpha Sigma Tau were in the hands of Mary Brown, with Mrs. Wanda Bates our faculty advisor. Others helping the president were Joan Starbuck, as vice-president; Alice Bierma, recording secretary; Ruth Schultz, corresponding secretary and Donna Schwartz in the role of treasurer. The social calendar began with an. All-College Card Party, followed by our busy preparation for the Homecoming float and parade. The month of November brought forth our traditional Founder’s Day Luncheon held in the Huron Hotel. Our thoughts were then turned to the Christmas season and the Alpha Sigs were busy collecting toys, clothing and other items to be sent to our two southern schools: Pinland and Pine Mountain Settlement School located in Kentucky. The sorority also participated in the All-College Christmas Sing. Our parents were entertained at our Parent’s Day Tea held in March at Starkweather Hall. May found all the Alpha Sigs at Wamplers Lake, enjoying the long holiday weekend after a wonderful time at our Candlelight Ball held a few days before in McKenny Hall. 118 ROW 1: M. Brummitt, N. O'Farrell, J. Adams, H. Wiese, D. Robertson, B. Langford, J. Dennison, E. Sipe, M. Haas, M. Scheffler. ROW 2: M. Kayes, D. Tarran, S. Rogers, R, Walter, A. Mazur, M. Govaere, C. Callis, E. Ramage, S. Fetters, D. VanLente, T. Mott. ROW 38: P. Neuman, B. Poole, G. Tarpinian, C. Brougham, C. Leon, M. Kilpatrick, A. Castellucci, H. Bolla, C. Thompson, C. Evans, B. Paige, M. O’Donnell. delta sigma epsilon This year was filled with many activities for the Delta Sig’s. During the homecoming season, we sponsored a tea at Starkweather Hall for our alumni and actives. In December we were kept busy preparing for our Christmas dance “Noel Nocturne,” which was given with our brother fraternity, Delta Sigma Phi. As is the custom each year, we were entertained by our alumni at a Christmas party. This year it was held at the home of Mrs. Brackey in Ypsilanti. We also added to our Christmas activities an all college coffee hour. With the coming of spring we honored our moms at a Mother’s Day luncheon. Our weekend at the lake and a senior breakfast brought our year to a close. The officers for the year were: Betty Langford, president; Jackie Dennison, vice-president; Helen Wiese, recording secretary; Dee Robertson, corresponding secretary; and Evelyn Sipe, treasurer. Mrs. Edith Nagel was our sponsor, and she provided us with much guidance and understanding. D. Trotter, M. Walker, E. Foster, R. Gutierriez, O. Ross, J. McIntosh, T. Covington, G. Lyons, Miss Anderson. V. Williams, G. Trotter, V. Rutherford, L. Cade, A. Williams, B. Johnson, N. Green, J. Moore, V. Covington. delta sigma theta The Delta Sigma Theta’s spent another very benficial year at Michigan State Normal College. Under the able leadership of Rosemary Guttierriez as president; Eleanor Foster, vice-president; Davene Ross, corresponding secretary; Joyce Mc- Intosh, treasurer, and Thelma Covington, recording secretary. Recogntion of National Founders Day in January was held at Brown Chapel in Ypsilanti. A Christmas basket for a needy family was a helpful contribution during the holiday season. In April delegates from the local chapter went to the Regional Conference in Chicago. A Roundup Luncheon in May for all active and alumni members was held in Charles McKenny Hall, and the annual Mother’s Day Tea finished up the year’s activities. The year 1952-53 proved to be a very successful year for the Delta Sigma Theta’s. 120 ROW 1: N. Lathers, P. Wilson, C. Gettles, M. Madigan, M. Lindsay, J. Hoover, J. Myers, K. Fahey, L. Whyte, P. McGivern. ROW 2: J. Wilson, S. Stevens, B. Poor, L. Ladd, J. Reid, D. Curnow, H. Trueman, R. Opland, M. Stamy, N. Gillard, C. Bartholomeu. ROW 3: W. Reifel, D. Arscott, M. Lloyd, A. Ross, H. Cate, $. O’Fiaro, M. Fritz, M. Hartland, W. Dooley, B. Ladd, N. Craig, J. Wright. kappa mu delta Kappa Mu Delta started the year with another win to their credit: The sorority took first place in their division of the Homecoming Parade and repeated their success of a few years ago by receiving the Grand Prize trophy. Climaxing the Homecoming events was an open house given by Mrs. Signor, a member of the alumnae chapter of Ypsilanti. The Christmas season found the Kappa Mu’s ‘helping a needy family. A party was given at the home of Sally Stevens during the holidays. The second semester brought a busy rushing season into full swing. In March we enjoyed a dance with the Theta Lambda Sigma Sorority. May was the month of activity for the Kappa Mu’s. We had our annual May Brunch in Detroit, given by our alums, honoring our sponsor, Miss Janet Meyers, who is celebrating her twenty-fifth anniversary with the sorority. An enjoyable time was had by all who attended the Mother’s Day Luncheon and also our week- end at the lake. This year’s officers have been: Kay Butler, president; Joan Hoover, vice-presi- dent; Madge Lindsay, recording secretary; Maddie Madigan, corresponding secre- tary; Lois Whyte, treasurer; Pat McGivern, social chairman, and Marilyn Fritz, standards chairman. ROW 1: P. Thurston, E. Davis, B. Silk, B. Hofmann, I. Gaus, J. Worrington. ROW 2: P. VanOrden, J. Kaiser, N. Hoesch, M. Weber, D. Sussex, M. Zink. pi kappa sigma Pi Kappa Sigma’s social events for the year, under the supervision of Phyllis Van Orden, began with an All-College Square Dance. The social season moved on with a dinner at the home of Miss Miller and a Theatre Party in Detroit to see ‘Call Me Madam.” A Christmas party with the alums and the Annual Founders’ Day Dinner rounded out the fall semester. The highlight of the second semester was the “All State’s Day” at which the other Michigan chapters were entertained here on campus. ‘This was followed by a Mother’s Day program, a Theatre Party, and a weekend at Wampler’s Lake in May. Officers for the past year were: Beverley Silk, president; Faye Davis, vice- president; Barbara Hofmann, recording secretary; Janet Warrington, correspond- ing secretary, and Ilene Gaus, treasurer, 122 Ted ROW 1: Miss Potter, J. Fox, M. Chamberlain, N. Sarns, R. Williamson, J. Durant, B. Mix, S. Sturgeon, M. Moore, Miss Whitlatch. ROW 2: P. Abernathy, D. Bean, E. Truesdell, S. Hendges, B. Wallace, J. Kokinakes, I. Yarger, M. Nelson, M. VanPatten, M. DeVoe. ROW 3: F. Fitzgerald, S .Hadr, V. Butterworth, A. Fruin, J. Duberville, S. Teske, K. Sisson, D. Duff, M. Marczan, B. Moyer, D. Bogetta. sioma nu_ phi The 1952-53 calendar for the Sigma Nu Phi’s was indeed a very eventful one. October found us busy working on our annual homecoming float. Following this gala affair, we gathered for a chocolate hour at the home of one of our patronesses, Mrs. Charles Lamb. Shortly after homecoming, we trekked to Detroit where we enjoyed a dinner with the Alumni Chapter of Detroit. Our project at Christmas time was to furnish a basket of food for a needy family so that they could enjoy a holiday dinner. Small gifts were given to the children of the family. Through our efforts a much happier Christmas was made possible Following the Christmas holidays, we returned and elected our new officers, who were: Bobbie Mix, president; Chris Platsis, vice-president; Fran Fitzgerald, recording secretary; Pat Abernathy, corresponding secretary; and Joann Duber- ville, treasurer. Plans were soon underway for our annual Sweetheart Ball. The theme this year was “Fire and Ice.” Many alumni returned to witness the enjoyable evening that was had by all. Mid-way into the spring semester, a parents day pot-luck dinner was planned by the group. This was a wonderful opportunity for the parents to meet the advisors and other girls in the sorority. Our faculty advisors, Miss Muriel Potter and Miss Dolores Whitlatch, joined us in welcoming two new patronesses, Mrs. Ronald Slay and Mrs. Milton Foster. D. Joynt, S. Shuler, P. McQuade, P. Kroatz, P. Lukaszewski, Mrs. Speckhard, M. Moffett, B. Thomson, J. Pudlo, M. Bayle, K. Conochen. J. Beauchamp, B. Taylor, M. Labadie, M. MacDonald, J. Hardin, J. Knight, P. Wiltse, P. Steen, S. Leathers, A. Collison, D. Durham, J. Hultquist. C. Johnson, J. Macadaeg, J. Gribble, D. Weisel, J. Ivan, B. Conaughty, J. Thompson, V. McEnany, J. Irons, B. Carroll, N. Pond. sigma sigma sigma The 1952-53 school year holds many pleasant memories for the Tri-Sigmas. The social activities were well balanced by our social service activities. Our social service projects for the year were the Robbie Page Memorial Fund for Poliomyeli- tis Virus Research, donations for a children’s library, and helping a needy family in the Ypsilanti vicinity. Our first social function for the year was our informal dance with the Phi- Sigs. Num bered among our other activities throughout the year were: our Spring Formal in April, our annual Founder’s Day Luncheon, a Homecoming Tea at which alumnae were entertained, and our week-end at the lake. We are very pleased to have Mrs. Robert Speckhard of the Department of English as our new faculty sponsor. She has helped us in many ways this year. Officers of the year were: Marlene Moffett, president; Pat Lukaszewski, vice- president; Bernie Thomson, recording secretary; Phyllis Kraatz, treasurer; Jinny Pudlo, corresponding secretary; and Pat MacQuade, keeper-of-the-grades. 124 ROW 1: N. Ruell, O. Koss, J. Warth, C. MacDonald, M. Larson, A. Noblt, M. Gonser, B. Baer, S. Daniells. ROW 2: B. Billeter, M. Drue, P. Branstetter, E. Probert, B. Tarr, A. Walters, I. Rediek, M. Hanby, M. Pell. ROW 3: D. Nicholas, L. Weinert, J. Juracek, D. McMann, R. Evans, M. Many, J. Valaika, A. Baril, A. Mitchell, P. Olkkonen, B. Shelley. theta lamda sigma The Thetas returned from summer vacation full of energy and anxious to commence their sorority activities for the year, The season was launched with plans for the Homecoming float. After the Homecoming game the Thetas wel- comed their alumni with a cider-sip. Next on the agenda was the Theta Terrace Trot, an all-college cabaret dance held at McKenny Hall. On December 6, the annual formal dinner dance, following a Christmas theme, was given in honor of our new members. The spring found the Thetas joining forces with the Kappa Mu Delta sorority to present a dance in March. Following this event, we held a Senior Cook-out for our seniors, who would soon be leaving us. The year was climaxed by our fun-packed weekend at the lake and our family picnic at Riverside Park. The officers of the year were: Marilyn Larson, president; Christine Mac- Donald, vice-president; Ann Louise Noblet, treasurer; Julie Warth, recording secretary; Marilyn Gonser, corresponding secretary; Barbara Baer, sergeant-at- arms; Ann Baril, historian; Olive Koss, chaplain; Nancy Ruell and Sally Daniells, social chairmen; and Lynn Weinert, reporter. ROW 1: C. Hatch, D. Manthe, G. Grisdale, P. Evarts, R. Wischer, D. Vanek, S. Collins. ROW 2: J. Nicita, M. Sole, T. Gotts, C. Schloff, T. Nutt, S. Scizak, R. Rickert. interfraternity council The Interfraternity Council is an organization which guides and offers assistance to all the fraternities of the campus. The Council’s purpose is to keep all fraternity activities moving in a friendly and cooperative manner. Guiding the Council for the year has been Pete Everts, president; Ron Wischer, vice-president; George Grisdale, recording secretary; and Dan Manthe, correspond- ing secretary. This year’s activities included the Shamrock Swirl in March, an interfraternity hayride, contributions to help buy a television set for Rackham School, and plant- ing trees in the Hollow. ROW I: R. Rickert, S. Zambito, J. DiComandrea, B. Murray, Dr. Virtue, J. Ferro, S$. Burt, P. Evarts, V. Elie, W. Albert. ROW 2: D. Helm, P. White, G. Empson, R. Dempsey, C. Bartz, G. Martuniac, D. Keller, E. Gunther, G. McNally. ROW 3: E. Watkins, M. Karageanes, Al. Beebe, R. Smith, R. Montambeau, J. MacDermid, T. Fagan, A. Tomes, R. Franchetto, F. Paone. alpha gamma _ upsilon Alpha Gamma Upsilon started its fifth successful year on Normal’s campus with the members returning to a newly acquired fraternity house. The many problems involved in setting up the administration of a fraternity house were capably performed by a conscientious household. The huge success of the Fall dance, the “Queens Dream,” pointed to a program of more all college activity, and it was subsequently followed by the all college Spring dance, the “Roaring Twenties,” which was enjoyed by all who attended. The spotlight in Community service was the Easter Party given in conjunction with Dr. Lord and the student teachers at Rackham. Aside from the three open houses given during the year the Annual Founder’s Day picnic saw the return of many of the Alumni, The officers for the Spring semester were: President Joe Ferro, Vice-president Roy Montambeau, ‘Treasurer Gordon Empson, Recording Secretary Stan Burt, Corresponding Secretary Carl Bartz, Pledgemaster Frank Paone, and Sgt.-at-Arms Don Keller. Mitchell Karageanes was appointed as Social Chairman. The pledges for the Spring semester were: George Bard, Don Barkus, Sy Binder, Don Butts, Bob Fay, Ron Kennedy, Chuck Lamberson, Larry Rickfelder, Jim Smythe, and Vard ‘Townsend. ROW 1: F. Appleyard, V. Badalow, J. Johnston, M. Best, N. Krupkis, F. Schmauch, G. Grisdale, T. Black. ROW 2: G. Ingle, R. Fraubutt, R. Dueweke, J. Mank, D. Moseley, E. Battani, M. Jones. ROW 3: H. Price, M. Staplin, T. Gebaski, D. Johnson, T. Fasing. arm of honor It was on January 5, 1895 that the Arm of Honor, the oldest fraternity on this campus, was founded. Probably the best and most complete description of the fraternity is included in the very first minutes taken by L. H. Lockwood in 95 . . . “this organization consists of young men who are the most congenial jolly, good-natured, talented in both music and literary work, of much influence in school and state .. . and the handsomest that the Normal affords.” Since this early time the Arm of Honor has taken athletics in stride as well as many other “non-curricular” activities. Prior to the last war the “Arm” had piled up more athletic championships than any other fraternitq, testimony for which may be found in the gymnasium. The original constitution states .. . “that there should be a closer and more intimate acquaintance among the royal good fellows” and that the “Hammerhead” society was created . . . “to promote good fellowship and foster a spirit of life-long fellowship among its members.” This the Arm has continued to do for fifty-five years. Its members believe above all else in the comradeship, the betterment of our college, and the promotion of those high ideals given to us through the years. 128 9 v se y i s ROW 1: T. Santer, B. Phenix, G. Prappas, J. Osler, Dr. Kelly, J. Gutenschwager, R. Raabe, D. Bunge. ROW 2: K. Tindall, B. Robertson, A. Reibel, C. Shewbridge, F. Schuler, D. Koza, C. Harmon, F. Cerneant, J. Zizzi. ROW 3: J. Tibbs, R. Harter, B. Medley, D. Smith, N. Dale, L. Nub, R. Stepanian, A. Johnson, A. Gugelman. delta sigma phi Who——us? We're a fraternity ... That’s us in the picture. Sharp? Well, I guess we are. We have 28 pair of white bucks, 13 blue blazers and 2 prep ties (we borrowed the others). We have parties all the time. We serenade girls too. Some of us are old enough to drink beer—we don’t though. We have a president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer. We have 11 ukeleles. To provide adequate housing for our 538 active members, we are considering the purchase of the Water Tower. We have 35 men who would have varsity letters in football if they didn’t have trick knees. Only two of our men are going to be teachers. In short, we can proudly say that, although there are many splendid and outstanding fraternities at M.S.N.C., Delta Sigma Phi is without a doubt one of the best. R. Struble, A. Peek, J. Reid, D. Denison, Mr. Brownrigg, F. Chadwick, R. Wischer, Al. Schalge, C. Fischer. D. Welkenback, T. Caldwell, D. Carlson, P. Temple, T. Reiser, B. Kukovich, L. Tower, D. Ruyle, D. Wenzel, R. Peake. B. Allan, D. Nafe, B. Rouster, B. Chapelle, R. Oestrike, M. Joyce, V. Filsinger, C. Wiles, L. Parsons, D. Schaffer. kappa phi alpha Kappa Phi Alpha made 1952 a year of progress. The acquisition of a fraternity house, which will be ready for occupancy next fall, was one tremendous stride forward. The election of Mr. William J. Brownrigg as patron was another progression which reaped huge benefits for the fraternity. One of the highlights of the year was the Red Rose Ball held in February. This annual affair was an overwhelming success. Another important achievement, was the rousing start made in athletics. The Kappas swept to championships in football, bowling and golf, second in tennis, third in volleyball, and were off to a good start in basketball. Activities coming up in the spring semester were the spring banquet under the supervision of Lyman Tower, and the annual Memorial Day picnic, Pledges initiated into the fraternity in the fall semester were Chet Wiles, Bob Kukovich, Bill Rouster, Bob Allan, and Doug Carlson. Those men who served as officers for the year were: Alpha, Don Dennison; Beta, Jim Reid; Gamma, Fred Chadwick; Delta, Al Peak; Corresponding Gamma, Ron Wischer; Athletic Manager, Bob Struble; Historian, Clyde Fisher; Publicity Chairman, Dave Wenzel; and I.F.C. representatives, Ron Wischer and Bob Chapelle. 130 ROW 1: L. Rivers, S$. McConner, Mr. Waugh, S. Collins, W. Strong. ROW 2: L. Caine, W. Kirksey, C. Gilliam, R. Conley, D. Penn. omega psi phi The Omega Psi Phi’s, national fraternity, have spent a very successful year on Normal’s campus. Stanley McConner guided the group with a helpful hand, and was aided by Leon Rivers, vice-president; Sylvester Collins, secretary; and Douglas Harris, treasurer. The Omega’s met regularly once a week and sponsored many interesting activities. Cabaret dances were given as all-college affairs. Once a month on Tuesday’s the fraternity gathered at Starkweather for a forum, and discussed social problems of the present period. An achievement award was given to the person considered the outstanding man of the year, and this activity ended a prosperous year for the Omega Phi Phi fraternity. ROW 1: F. Millard, J. Koepke, D. Miller, L. Faulmann, Mr. Gill, R. Acre, L. Henderson, J. Sventko, B. Bridges. ROW 2: K. Thibaudeau, F. Marx, A. Woodhouse, B. Borysiak, S. ‘Tomezyk, J. Sass, J. Coleman, W. Maxey, N. Smith, R. Fillmore. ROW 3: R. Wilson, C. Harm, J. Drue, J. Nutt, T. Penny, D. Mack, R. Rentschler, B. Martin. phi delta pi The Phi Delta Pi fraternity had one of its most successful years. The high- light of the year was the annual Washingtonian Dinner Dance in celebration of the 6Ist anniversary of the fraternity. The fall dance “The Turkey Trot” was very successful, and the couple holding the winning number won a turkey for Thanksgiving. Officers for the year 1952-53 were Bob Acre, president; Lee Faulman, vice- president; Dick Miller, recording secretary; Jim Koepke, corresponding secretary; Lee Henderson, treasurer, and Bob Bridges, pledgemaster. Several men from the fraternity were on the Men’s Union Executive Board and many participated in varsity athletics. 132 ROW 1: N. Manych, R. Tamppari, J. Potter, C. Skinner, R. Grubb, J. Gooch, D. Brown, R. Koenig, J. Gilter. ROW 2: G. Melzow, D. Vanek, D. Flynn, H. Collins, C. Hatch, D. Soule, C. Tschirhart, G. Davis, D. Stringer, R. Laing, T. Bradley. ROW 3: K. Jacobsen, L. Hardesty, W. Ferdon, D. Walker, B. Williams, B. Middlekauff, P. Lotham, R. Hill, J. Thompson, W. Jenness, D. Smith. hi si il The years 1952-53 were very successful for the Phi Sig’s. Many additions and improvements were made to the Fraternity House located at 601 W. Cross. Some of these were: the painting of the house, a new television set, and a new ping pong table. The Phi Sigs were quite socially minded this year, having frequent informal house parties and get-togethers. Of the larger social events, there was the annual Tri Sig-Phi Sig, the Christmas House Party, and the annual Spring Dinner Dance. Last fall Lambda Chapter was host to the Regional Conclave which was attended by chapters from New York, Indiana, and Michigan. It was very successful and a great week end was had by all. Guiding Lambda this year were Mr. Wilcox and Mr. Falahee. Officers for the year were: Ralph Grubb, president; Chuck Skinner, vice-president; Jim Potter, treasurer; Dick Koenig, recording secretary, and Ray ‘Tamppari, corres- ponding secretary. 1: W. Moore, W. Wodtke, R. Maten, G. Story, R. Sliva, D. Sevey, J. Colan, Mr. Work. ROW 2: R. Davis, C. Schloff, R. Wilson, G. Lorinczi, D. Boye, S$. Scizak, J. McCormick. sioma alpha delta Another full and eventful year was had by the men of the Gamma Chapter of Sigma Alpha Delta, Because of the preponderance of semi-formal dances, both of ours were all-campus casual affairs. Two more faculty advisors were acquired. They are Mr. William Work, and Dr. John Nist. Both of them have been invaluable in smoothing out some rough spots. The men of Gamma were honored by the election of alumnus, Robert Wilson, to the office of Grand National Secretary. At the national convention in Detroit this year, it was learned that three more chapters were ready to join our rapidly growing brotherhood. For the second year in a row, our ‘Table Tennis team took the championship. The fraternity is proud of the spirit and sportsmanship exhibited by all of our athletic teams. The officers for the year were: Ray Sliva, president; Stan Scizak, vice-president; Bob Maten, secretary-treasurer, and Dale Boye, Sergeant-at-arms. The pledges were kept in line by Stan Scizak. 134 ROW 1: T. Jakobowski, J. Monroe, E. Robin, C. Hilston, R. Hawarny, Mr. Kelley, D. Herrmann, J. Rowe, T. Thompson, P. Hawarny, Dr. Erikson. ROW 2: J. Theakson, L. Davis, O. Sudmun, C. Dahlstrom, N. Tomassini, T. Davis, D. Pitkin, G. Marentette, J. Palodino, J. Kelly, R. Beatty. ROW 3: J. Nicita, M. Sole, F. Janika, C. Stephou, D. Helinkamp, L. Line, F. Stott, T. Papa- john, D. Stossio, G. Alandt. sigma tau gamma Under the leadership of President Ray Hawarny, Vice-president Don Herr- man, Secretary Charles Walls, Treasurer Gordon Garlick and faculty advisors Ed Goings and Dr. Carl Erickson, Sigma Tau Gamma, social fraternity, enjoyed a year of strong brotherhood among its thirty-two members. The members of Sigma Tau Gamma believe in and live up to the idea that the college fraternity serves as th e man’s family while away from home. ‘Their close relationship accounted for a professiveness within the organization which enabled the group to successively sponsor many social activities ranging from their weekly get-togethers, their dances, participation in intramural athletics, and cooperation in campus and interfraternity events. The variety of personalities accounts for the good feeling among the men who do not wish to be classed as any one particular “type,” but rather direct themselves into many fields of endeavor so as to become well-balanced and socially adept gentlemen. Highlights of the 1952-53 school year saw the Sig Taus win the first place award for their float in the Homecoming Parade. Alpha Theta chapter sponsored winning athletic teams; they will cherish a memorable evening at the annual White Rose Ball, the Homecoming Alumni Banquet, and representation by several members at the National Conclave at Indianapolis as one of the 47 national chapters of Sigma Tau Gamma, C. Ritter, H. Rohrer, K. Thompson, L. Blum, G. Menzi, J. Walsh, J. Kenney, DD? Wright. V. Cocco, T. Gotts, D. Manthe, L. Briskorn, B. Greiner, A. Peters, B. Jackson, W. Adams, W. Sinden, J. Burzyck. R. Nelson, E. Lane, J. Becker, J. Warren, M. Bousamara, D. Saunders, C. McManigal, W. Parr, G. Pearson. zeta chi sigma Eager for work, the men of the Zeta Chi Sigma fraternity returned in Septem- ber and began a year of improvements on their house at 603 W. Cross Street. The fraternity has converted the basement of the house to take care of social events as well as casual recreation. Highlights of the basement re-modeling are the Television Room and the indirectly lighted card room complete with soda bar and juke box. In April the men set hard to work under the leadership of Ken ‘Thompson to make their annual Zeta Chi Cruise the highspot of the year. Some of the other activities during the year were open house parties for the alumni, Home- coming activities with a float in the parade, and house parties throughout the year. Leading the fraternity this year were: George Menzi, president; La Roy Blum, vice-president; Ken Thompson, secretary; Jerry Walsh, treasurer, and Charles Ritter, house manager. HT i} HY] Wie Hey fi i ) = OQ des fed aft = z a“ : = 2: P) ON (ar) = c = ) = OQ is 1 ROW 1: J. Kapun, J. Kapler, D. Mondrush, D. Martin. ROW 2: L. Whyte, M. McHaney, M. Hall, O. Ross, M. Hoke, G. McAdams, J. Knapp. association of childhood education The A.C.E. opened the year with a Freshmen, “get-acquainted” party. For Christmas, the club decided to pack a box for a needy family. During the year we had talks by Mrs. Smith on “February Art Work,” and Dr. Potter on “Reading for Pre-School Children.” We also had a panel discussion by a group of critic teachers from Lincoln and Roosevelt schools. We closed the year’s activities with a picnic. The officers for the year were: Doris Mondrush, president for the first semester; Doris Martin, president for the second semester; Joan Kapler, secretary-treasurer, and Miss Syverson, faculty advisor. oo LO SA TAT emcees st ORS SS IT 138 a y fs ‘ ) a ROW 1: P. Patton, A. Mazur, C. Agnew, R. Chapelle, J. Bruzyck, N. Anderson, B. Bailey, D. Barr, M. Samuel. ROW 2: F. Paone, A. Herrmann, B. Fay. J. Dewall, L. Haas, R. Peterson, G. Bard. business club The Business Club began its activities during the first week of the semester with its annual fall picnic in the hollow. With the help of Glenna Webber, Delores Barr and Ken Wahl, the students and faculty members of the department had an enjoyable time. The officers for the year were: Jerry Burzyck, president; Bob Chappelle, vice- president; Dorothy Rice, secretary; Connie Agnew, treasurer; Barbara Bailey, reporter. Faculty advisor was Dr. John Lotz. The Homecoming float was built for the parade with Bob Chappelle as chairman and Barb Bailey, Maureen Sammuels, Pat Patton and Steve Weckstein assisting. The club took charge of the card games at the All-College Christmas Party. Other activities included a field trip to the River Rouge Ford Plant, selling hot dogs and coffee at a football game, and a square dancing party. We were visited at meetings by speakers who gave ideas about the business future of college graduates. Our annual spring picnic was held in May, and our last activity was the annual “Senior Honors Banquet.” NORMAL SS | am . ” MEN A cheerleaders Cheerleading tryouts were held in the fall semester and brought six new members to the squad: Edwina Beech, Ken Colthard, Ed Ericson, Jane Helm, Aurelia Stan and Sully Wyatt. The aim of the cheerleaders this year was to get some new cheers in order to arouse the pep and school spirit on the campus. The cheerleaders practiced faithfully one and two nights a week to accomplish this. Several pep rallies were held previous to the homecoming pep rally which was the climax of the football season. With torches, the cheerleaders lead the snake,dance to a big bon fire in the hollow. Captained by Louise Pejaski and under the guidance of Miss Verda, the cheerleaders lead the yells throughout all kinds of weather for a successful season. This year’s squad was one of the most cooperative we can remember at Normal. ROW 1: J. Osler, Mr. Cole, B. May, A. Schalge, Mr. Brundage, Mr. Kelley. ROW 2: J. Seller, C. Schooff, D. Nafe, W. Sheets, C. Buxton, M. Smith, M. Carr, M. Gonser. chemistry club The chemistry club this year as in the past, has taken an active part in campus life. It has participated in such all-college functions as the Christmas Party and the leadership clinic. For the February meeting and dinner, Mr. Stanley Hall, from the Internal Revenue Dept., spoke to the group. He is in the Alcohol Dept., and assistant in charge of the laboratory in this district which includes Michigan and Ohio. The officers for this year were Al Schalge, president; Lyman Towers, vice- president; Barbara May, secretary-treasurer. Dr. Perry S. Brundage is patron and Dr. Marvin S. Carr is faculty advisor of the club. ROW 1: D. Benton, M. Shaw, Mr. Storey, N. Davis, D. Koza, W. Moys. ROW 2: K. Jacobsen, J. Kettles, A. Ilerrmann, B DeMars, B Parker, M Martin debate With four veterans and several new members, the Debate Squad has had an active schedule of events this year, with most of the activity taking place in the spring semester. Normal was represented at the annual Michigan Inter- collegiate Special League Tournament in Lansing, at the annual Cross-Question ‘Tournament at the University, and at the Flint Invitational Tournament, among others. On these occasions the topic was the national college question of 1952-53, Resolved: that the Congress of the U.S, should enact a Compulsory Fair Em- ployment Practices Act. The squad has also done work with the national discussion question, How can we most effectively combat the threat of Communism? This was the topic for the assembly the team provided for Jackson Junior College and for Brighton High School. The purpose of work in debate is two-fold: (1) To disseminate information to audiences and to stimulate thinking, and (2) To give debaters experience in public speaking, and develop poise and critical thinking, as well as a knowledge of current controversial topics. 142 ROW 1: C. Waid, Dr. Nist, N. Davis, B. Shaw, T. Mott, J. Jensen. ROW 2: P. Brown, S. Shuler, H. Sweeney, B. Loush, P. Neuman, B. Taylor. english club In an effort to stimulate an interest among students in the various aspects of our literary heritage, the English Club has presented such programs as: “Liter- ary Relations of Hawaii” by Mrs. John Nist; “Pail and Bucket, Tote and Packit,” a lecture on dialects by James Chandler of our English faculty; reading and recording of John M. Synge’s Riders to the Sea; readings on the subject of love from Shakespeare by Dr. Notley Maddox; and a discussion of crea tive writing by Mrs. Magoon. The project closest to the hearts of the members of the club has been the creation of a literary magazine. As a means of obtaining material for this magazine and as a method of stimulating creative writing on campus, the club sponsored a Creative Writing Contest from February 12 to April 3. It is hoped that this can become an annual project. Dr. John Nist, new sponsor of the club, has contributed much to the club with his stimulating interest and willing cooperation. Natalie Davis, Bill Shaw, Thelma Mott, and Charlene Waid served as officers for the year. | | | | ROW 1: J. Butler, N. Davis, F. Yost, M. Meston. ROW 2: 5S. Scizak, N. Nance. gavel and rostrum The .organization is primarily interested in speech activities. It strives to provide for its members varied speech experiences and to give them opportunities to listen to the best in speech work. Our programs this past year have included readings from Shakespeare and other authors, speeches on such topics as hypnotism and politics, and trips to plays in Ann Arbor. We also enjoyed a hot dog roast at the home of one of our members, Mr. Warren, L. Davis, F. Webster, S. Shuler, P. Hebb, P. Andorfer, Mr. E-vicson, H. Oltmanns. Miss Warren, G. Storey, G. York, R. Graham, C. Bartz, R: Oltmanns, S. Burt, Mr. Pearce. history club The year 1952-53 has been an active one for the History Club. Its fall activities began with a picnic at the home of Dr. Fagerstrom. Later during the semester, Miss Elizabeth Warren, our advisor, showed slides of her summer tour of Europe. The History Club sponsored a movie at the annual Christmas party. The theme of the spring semester was that of Good Neighbors and consisted of several programs about foreign countries. With the help of movies and foreign students it was very successful. The year was brought to a conclusion by the annual May picnic. The club ran smoothly with the help of its advisors Miss Warren and Dr. Fagerstrom. Its officers were: Pat Hebb, president; Sarah Shales, vice-president; Barbara ‘Taylor, secretary; and Pat Andorffer, treasurer. ROW 1: J. Wingate, Miss Bauch, D. Olds, M. Mertens, E. Daly, L. Grosshans, M. Hanby, Miss Kelly, R. Schultz. ROW 2: J. Myers, S. Wright, J. Bird, Miss Underbrink, B. Storey, B. Beraducci, J. Steinback, I. Wallace. ROW 3: M. Smith, A. Brown, A. Devendorf, B. Moore, A. Height, M. Manor. the home economics club The Home Economics Club which is affiliated with the American Home Fconomics Association and the Michigan Home Economics Association offers a wide variety of activities for all girls taking courses in the Home Economics Department. The first program this year was a picnic to welcome the new girls. ‘The climax of the semester was the annual Christmas Dinner, one of the Club’s major activities. Parents of the emmbers are the honored guests, The second semester included a field trip, a fun night, and other activities which were enjoyed by all the members. Representatives were also sent to the Home Economics Convention at Battle Creek. Officers of the Club are Eleanor Jean Daly, president; Marilyn Mertens, vice- president; Dolores Olds, secretary; Marilyn Hanby, treasurer; and Lynn Gross- hans, reporter. The Club sponsor is Miss Clara Kelly. Other faculty members are Miss Estelle Bauch, Miss Janet Myers, Miss Eula Underbrink, and Mrs. Isla Wallace. 146 ft ROW 1: C Ritter, Mr LaBounty, Mr Willoughby, R Reiche, J Ball, C Harm, E Aylmer, B Jacobs ROW 2: Mr. Risk, J. Collins, C. Hatch, K. Thompson, C. Gross, B. Simpson, Mr. Wescott. ROW 3: C. Elvidge, D. Saunders, F. Marx, D. Soule, F. Colbath, R. Pier, K. Jacobsen. industrial arts club The Industrial Arts Club offers fellowship and a wide variety of activities to all Industrial Arts majors and minors. To begin this year’s activities, the Club again won a trophy for their entry in the Homecoming Parade. During the Christmas season, the group, in coopera- tion with the merchants of Ypsilanti and the Goodfellows, planned and made over two hundred toys for underprivileged children. As a new activity, the Club organized an Alumni Newsletter which keeps the past members informed of present events. The organization was well represented at both the Michigan Industrial Educa- tion Society Convention at Grand Rapids, and the American Industrial Arts Association National Convention in Detroit. To close the season, the Club held their annual Spring Picnic, for members and their families, at Recreation Park. Officers of the group were John Ball, president; and Ray Reiche, secretary- treasurer. The Club appreciated the guidance of Mr. George A. Willoughby as advisor, and the cooperation of faculty members of the Industrial Arts De- partment. M. Wilcox, Mr. Goings, W. Ferdon, D. Helm, D. Sevey, Mr. Pate, Mr. Falahee, J. Jensen. W. Beal, M. Reske, I. Bremer, L. Norton, R. Acre, W. Parker, K. Sleik, E. Watkins, B. Chrobak. mathematics club The main purpose of the mathematics club is to promote an interest in the scientific study of mathematics. The club gives the students a chance to meet with each other and the faculty in an informal atmosphere. Membership is open to all math majors and minors. President Donald Helm led the club in many activities this year, with the cooperation of Mr. Hilton Falahee. Other officers included Vice-president Walter Ferdon and Secretary-Treasurer Don Sevey. 148 ROW 1: Miss Curtis, R. Volker, J. Knight, B. Johnson, F. Chadwick, D. Brown, M. Daue, S. Francavilla, Mr. Giles, Miss Best. ROW 2: R. Berlcher, P. Hoy, H. Gonser, P. Hebb, Mr. Loesell, E. Dennison, R. Rogg, P. Eslinger, J. Shadoan, P. Steen, H. Wallace. ROW 3: S. Pryce, E. Schnabel, G. Tarpinian, B. May, W. Rouster, L. Miller, M. Falconer, J. Tragge, P. Miller, D. Williams. natural science club With the closing of the school year has come the close of enjoyment for the Natural Science Club. Discussions, slides, films, round tables, have been in the ascendancy. The year’s activities started with Dr. Wallace of the department showing slides on Florida marine life, with a group discussion following. A lecture on the Formation of Michigan followed. The newly returned Mr. Belcher spoke and showed slides on his trip through England. As the school year progressed, Dr. Johnson, sponsor of the club, showed films and spoke on Under- water Sea Life, and Termites at War. Next followed Dr. Loessell, head of the Natural Science Department, who spoke on his recent tour of Europe. Each of these meetings ended with a happy note—refreshments of coffee and donuts being served. The spring picnic and field trip in May showed the cooperative efforts of everyone, committees successfully carrying out the plans of the whole group. Solutions as well as suggestions for a successful club came from its members, 66 in number. The club’s officers, in turn, tried to carry out their wishes. Serving as president was Fred Chadwick; Duane Brown was vice-president; Doris Kemp, secretary, and Harrison Gonser, treasurer. All of the Natural Science Department have given the club a successful back- ing this year, with a sound, practical club being the result. ROW 1: M. Brummitt, P. Sundborg, A. Bierma, B. Miller, Miss Herrick, M. Andrews, O. Koss, M. Stamy, J. Pifer, N. Leppanen. ROW 2: B. Tarr, B. Peterson, J. VanderMeer, V. Tillman, S. O’Fiaro, K. Conachen, D. Strobel, C. Cocraft, A. Rivera. ROW 3: M. Babbitt, M. Thomson, P. Meadows, C. Blazer, M. Fisher, M. Ranck, J. Roberts, P. Aton, P. Rhynard, B. Schoolmaster, S. Pryce. occupational therapy club The Occupational Therapy Club tries to broaden the student’s knowledge in the various fields which Occupational Therapy includes. Sponsored by Mrs. Herrick and Miss Holtom, this year’s officers—Barbara Miller, president; Alice Bierma, program chairman; Mary Jo Andrews, treasurer; and Marilyn Stamy, secretary—planned an active year. The year was opened with a picnic at Riverside Park to orient the students to O.T. Club. In the late fall the club planned a Bazaar consisting of a variety of articles made by the students. The profit from this Bazaar enabled the club to take a field trip through Percy Jones Army Hospital at Battle Creek. A Christmas play, written by Olive Koss, was given for the children at Rackham and for the patients at Ypsilanti State Hospital. The month of May was a busy one. The club participated in the Michigan O.T. Association meetings held in this vicinity by sponsoring a tea at Rackham. They. also attended the P.T.-O.T. meetings at Rackham. Also in May, the club enjoyed a banquet followed by installation of the new officers. During the year, movies were shown, including such topics as leathercraft, ceramics, and paper mache, and various guest speakers were featured. The senior spring picnic closed the club’s season for another year. . | 2 a | a: 1 : ROW 1: Miss Verda, R. Smoker, D. Welkenback, P. Olkkonen, T. Fagan, B. Howell, R. Vanni, N. Tomassini, Miss Morris. ROW 2: P. Baussoulas, J. Slygh, R. Oestrike, Ml. Kent, M. Bluhm, J. Lindeman, D. Wenzel, C. Germain, Mr. Steel. ROW 3: P. Abernethy, J. Hoppe, M. Bell, L. Clark, J. Monroe, S. Collins, D. Weinsche. physical education and recreation club The Physical Education and Recreation Club had a successful year. On October 29, a Hard Times Party was held for all majors and their guests. Games, dancing and refreshments were the highlights of the evening. A trampoline exhibition by Newt Logan from the University of Michigan was held in December. This interesting and exciting exhibition was attended by many major students and their guests. The club sponsored their annual float in the Homecoming parade with the slogan, “Hurons Plenty Husky Too!” An All-Sports Night for the entire campus was held in February. Everyone came and played volleyball, badminton, shuffleboard, on the trampoline and in the swimming pool. B. Zoch, B. Engle, R. Leet, P. Odgers, R. Ruzzin, F. Dimas, P. Kroneck, E. Dennison, E. Bakhaus. G. Montgomery, B. Wilhelm, R. Wischer, P. Hawarny, D. Coville, S. Zibell, G. Wright, L. McDonald, B. Stevens, J. Navarre. Miss Harris. L. Rodriguez, C. Eseman, R. Heimerdinger, E. Snyder, Dr. McCulloch, D. Bean, B. Walker, J. Watson, D. Gianelli, Mrs. Borusch. physical education and recreation club The “Gymkana” was held in March. This was an exhibition put on by the majors for college students and faculty. The program showed the types of activities developed in major classes. The great climax of the year was the 40th Anniversary Banquet of the Club on May 4. Many alumni came back to renew old acquaintances and hear the guest speaker, Dr. Delbert Oberturffer from Ohio State University. A woman and man alumni were honored with plaques as two of the outstanding majors to graduate from Michigan State Normal. This was the first time such an event has been sponsored by the club, Med ROW 1: Mr. Geary, G. Watson, J. Schutz, M. Fritz, $. Masters, J. Redmond, J. Adams, L. Landbert, Dr. Lord, K. Fahey. ROW 2: J. Shaw, B. Carroll, $. Leerkamp, A. Harrell, B. Howard, G. Baldwin, M. DeBolt, J. McIntosh, L. Caine, M. Flanigen, E. Butler. ROW 3: J. Jenkins, J. Tepperman, D. Balaskas, A. Lepak, T. Thompson, P. Mierau, J. Kokinakes, M. Furay, R. Williamson, C..Callis, H. Rohrer, D. Smith. ROW 4: J. Anderson, M. Bayle, L. Adams, J. Helm, D. Stallard, B. Wade, M. Crise, M. DeVoe, A. Kinnon, R. Stutzman, S. Boyer, M. France, E. Foster. special education club The Special Education Club is composed of majors and minors in Special Education, and those people who are interested in special education activities regardless of what curriculum they may be pursuing. The club is an organization which aims to give a further understanding of the problems of the exceptional child, to bring closer contact between workers and students in the field, and to create and maintain high standards of scholarship. Under the able direction of Dr. Lord, Jim Geary, this year’s officers were: John Schultz, president; Dale Flynn, vice-president; Marilyn Fritz, treasurer; Sally Masters, secretary; and the program committee, Sue Boyer and Molly Bayle; the club has held many interesting and informative meetings and partici- pated in many college activities. oo ia ROW 1: N. Evers, D. Lillevig, B. Bettis, D. Danford, D. Weisel, J. Bobon, M. Rickwalt, J. Kohlhagen. ROW 2: B. Burgess, M. Kerrigan, E. Soule, R. Combs, D. Kimberly, J. Baker, O. Hart, M. Robbins, J. Messimer. state limited club The State Limited Club is a professional organization for all students on state limited curriculum. Regular meetings are held every month, and speakers, such as Dean Mosier, Dean of Professional Education and Mrs. Gertrude Nanry, supervising teacher of art, are often featured. The officers for the year were: Donna Weisel, president; Jane Baker, vice- president; Barbara Bettis, treasurer; Noel Long, secretary. With the help of the co-sponsors, Mrs, Anna Smith and Mr. Earl Studt, the officers have directed the State Limited Club in a very successful year. ROW 1: A. Peek, J. Durant, B. Middlekauf, B. Thomson. ROW 2: Dr. Hollis, B. Bridges, A. Stan. student social committee The year of 1952-53 was a busy one for each member of the All-College Social Committee. We worked hard with freshman orientation week, which was fol- lowed by week end activities such as cabarets, square dances, skating, card parties, and the traditional Kresges and dance classes. We tried to have a varied program of activities that would fit the needs of all M.S.N.C. students. With the coopera- tion of the students and organizations on campus, the Social Committee can again say that a very successful social program was followed through. ROW 1: M. Bluhm, B. Middlekauff, M. Best, Mr. Steel, V. Badalow, S. Collins, J. Johnston. ROW 2: B. Rowland, L. Mawby, D. Carlson, R. Oestrike, D. Moseley, J. Sass, G. Melzow, C. Skinner, J. Reid. varsity club The Varsity Club started out the year with only five members, but has since grown to twenty-five. The club sold ice cream at all of the basketball games this winter. A schedule of all spring sports was provided to all students by the club. Also, a newspaper was sent to all former members of the club, describing the prospects for all of the spring sports. This has been a very successful year for the Varsity Club, under the direction of our sponsor, Mr. Steel. hall ta oF te wand © Vv S aw, bees a) obeet 0) ROW 1: J. Anderson, M. Albright, J. Pifer, J. Kelly. ROW 2: N. Leppanen, ‘N. Davis, L. Norton, I. Lane, B. Bryden, M. Hardin. student religous association The Student Religious Association is an organization for students of all faiths. Its activities center about Starkweather Hall, the campus home of the student religious organizations. The S.R.A. Council is the guiding body of the association consisting of two representatives from each church group and is re- sponsible for planning the intergroup activities of a local, national, and inter- national nature. Its purposes is to promote better understanding and fellowship between the church groups and to encourage participation in the program of the local churches and to sponsor student and faculty attendance of conferences. The S.R.A. deeply appreciates the guidance and assistance always available from the directors, Mrs. Leonard Menzi and Mrs. Fred Erickson. ROW 1: B. Shaw, S. Fetters, G. Jackson, I. Brady, M. Albright, J. Bauer, A. Watson, B. Waldorf, Mrs. Shaw. ROW 2: Rev. Shaw, K. Seng, P. Wolfe, L. Bucholy, J. English, S. Groh, L. Rakestraw, B. Signor, D. Miller. ROW 3: D. Bilby, J. Armstrong, M. Shaw, J. Sutton, R. Pier, N. Cullin, H. Mouganis, N. Davis. christian youth fellowship Christian Youth Fellowship is a group of Baptist and Congregational Christian students organized for the purpose of promoting Christian fellowship and spiritual enrichment. Miss Mildred Crawford has been our faculty sponsor and Isabel Brady, president for the past year. Our program centers around weekly Sunday evening vesper services where we meet together to worship, discuss problems of practical, cultural and spiritual significance to young people, hear outstanding speakers, or participate in S.R.A. group programs. We often have parties or other just-for-fun activities on Friday evenings. J. Wingate, L. Innes, D. Stallard, P. Brown, P. Baldwin, B. Buxton, M. Hoke, Mr. Storey, J. Kapler. B. Storey, R. Hawley, D. Olds, W. Aukee, A. Watson, B. DeMeritt, V. Tillman, J. Arnold, D. Sabbadina. B. Burgess, R. Combs, H. Wigent, D. Kimberly, J. Baker, A. Hart. G, McAdams. inter - varsity christian fellowship The Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowships is an inter-denominational group open to anyone on the campus. It’s activities throughout the year are Monday night meetings, prayer meet- ings, Bible studies, and socials. The officers for this year were: Bertel Buxton, president; Martha Hoke, vice- president; Peggy Brown, secretary; Phyllis Baldwin, treasurer. The advisor is Mr. Alfred Storey. ROW 1: J. Evanoff, A. Hemingway, Rev. Hamel, M. Fritz, J. Jackson, W. Asato. ROW 2: P. Lancock, M. Doue, D. Harris, T. Rhoades, M. VanPatten, J. Hayden, M. Hardin. canterbury club The Canterbury Club is an Episcopal organization for college students. They meet Sunday evening at St. Luke’s Church House for dinner and an Evening Prayer Service. Following the service there is a work period and discussion about religion and the college student. The activities and projects the group worked on this year have been: the construction of a permanent altar for Canterbury Communion which is held every Tuesday morning at 7 a.m. in Starkweather Hall; a weekly Bible study group; a student faculty meeting, and a spring and fall weekend retreat, ROW 1: L. Neib, Miss Daniels, J. Anderson, W. Aukee, N. Leppanen, Rev. Sipe, M. Harris. ROW 2: D. Boye, P. Aton, A. Herrmann, B. Knapp, C. Hilston, P. Neuman, M. Dennis. lutheran students The Lutheran Student Association is an organization of Lutheran students and friends who are interested in the aims of the group. Activities for the year included numerous group and panel discussions co- operatively participated in by faculty and students. Several members have actively taken part in the work of the S.R.A. on this campus and others being actives in the Gamma Delta organization of the Ann Arbor chapel. This year’s officers included: Waino Aukee, president; Janelle Anderson, secretary; Nancy Leppanen, treasurer. The advisors to the group were Miss Harriet Daniels and Reverend H. C. Sipe of the Emmanuel Lutheran Church. 162 ROW 1: Fr. Krieg, F. Paone, D. Stumm, T. Fagan, P. Armstrong, M. O'Donnell, J. DiBiaggio. ROW 2: A. Ragan, R. Smoker, M. Crise, D. Hoffman, J. Ferro, P. Dunn, P. Teifer, M. Meston. ROW 3: E. Andre, J. Brown, M. Manor, B. Murray, J Monaghan, S. Husted, V. Elsie, S. Pryce. newman club y The Newman Club is the Catholic organization on this campus. It’s purpose is threefold: spiritual, educational and social. Meetings were held bi-monthly in the auditorium of St. John’s Church. Generally, these meetings were heightened by the presence of some outstanding speakers, After the meetings, social functions, such as refreshments, ping-pong, and dancing, were held. Most of the time the attendance was very good. Other social functions consisted of a club dance, hayride, picnic, and com- munion breakfasts. However, the most interesting function of the club were weekly Apologetics Classes given by our chaplain, Father Kreig. Our officers for the year were ‘Tom Fagan, president; Pat Armstrong, vice- president; Mary Lou O’Donnell, corresponding secretary; Donna Stumm, record- ing secretary; and Frank Paone, treasurer. Our excellent faculty advisor was Mr. Falahee of the math department. ROW 1: M. Scrivens, N. Pond, M. Robbins, Dr. Donald, D. Helmkamp, Miss Simons, B. Borgen, L. Bowman, B. Howard, B. Rose. ROW 2: J. Kaiser, T. Mott, B. Hiser, D. Hickman, L. Norton, J. Kelly, R. Saunders, M. Thompson, J. Lyons, S. Dickerson. ROW 3: M. Hanton, A. Knowles, J. Andrews, D. Munro, H. Lawson, R. Martin, F. Wheeler, P. Cox. wesley foundation The purpose of the Wesley Foundation is to provide a Christian atmosphere in which young men and women may find opportunities for religious leadership and possibilities for wholesome recreation and fellowship. The activities of the group include Sunday evening worship services and dis- cussions, study groups, service projects, and Friday evening parties. One of the projects which the group has undertaken this year is to provide an experience of Christian fellowship for a group of underprivileged children. The center of activities is at the Methodist Church and Church House. The President for the year is Dan Helmkamp. Barbara Borgen, Mildred Robbins, and Duane Rorabacher are the other officers. 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Wilcox, William F Wilhelm, Betty J Williams, Clarence S Williams, Paul W Williams, Wilbur A Willoughby, George A Wilson, Annetta Wolfe, Doyne Work, William Wright, Bessie Wright, Sara E eee eevee eee eeeeee ee eeeeee Ylisto, Ingrid Zickgraf, P L A Abernethy, Patricia M...150, 122522528551 Acre, Robert E Adams, Fred S Adams, Joanne 000 2451375 152 Adams, Lee J Adams, Richard L Adams, Walter G Adams, William W Adduci, Justin miler Edward E. Jr... « Agar, Joyce Y Agnew, Constance L.. .31,138 Agnew, Robert F 45 0.9 iY Agre, Velma J ...... e+. 000 fAlandt, George A .. - 000 Alashaian, Edward 000 Albright, Marcia] ... 66,158 Alcini, Rosemarie D Alexander, Denny Alexander, Thomas B Allan, Robert W Allen, Frank Allison, David G Alstrom, Richard F Altaffer, Ronald S Amerman, Marshall E Ames, Gary W Anderson, Jonelle R . US US Sy: see OO, L 42. 161 000 Anderson, Marilyn J | Anderson, Robert E | Andorfer, Patricia L.. Andre, Eileen M Andrews, Jerry D Andrews, Marion E Andrews, Mary J Anorga, Elio Z Antieau, Lloyd V Appleyard, Fred J | Archer, Ann W Armelagos, Chris | Armelagos, Harry J Armstrong, Joyce J | Armstrong, Patricia A.... Armstrong, Roland C } Arnett, Edwin A. Jr ) Arnold, John E | Arscott, Diane J | Asato, Walter M } Aton, Phyllis V | Aufderheide, KeturahL.. Aukee, Waino E | Aylmer, Edward B Babcock, Basil C | Babcock, Donald F Babcock, John G | Badalow, Vaskin 66,127; 155,146 acs penns, Le, B24 Bailey, Barbara A. . .66,93,138 Bailey, Zanola R 000 Baker, Donald D - 000 Baker, Frederick C Baer, Barbara S Student Directory Baker, John C Baker, June E Bakhaus, Elaine L Bakker, Garrett Balaskas, Dorthe M Bald, Milton S. Jr Baldwin, Gloria L Baldwin, Phyllis J Ball, John T Ballou, Harold L Banek, Betty J Banks, Alber J Banwell, Glenna M Barber, Phyllis J Bard, George T Bard, Lindsay R, Jr Baril, Ann L Berger, Rose A Beteman, Clarence L..7,°.’ Bergstrom, Howard H Bernhardt, Phyllis A Berridge, Edith M Berry, Donald N Berry, Madia G Bertha, Andrew T Best, Melvin F Best, Thom R Bettis, Barbara J Bevier, Edward Bevis, Dorothy K Bierma, Alice A Bilakos, Christena 3 Bilby, Doris E Barker, Phil K Barkus, Donald C Barney, Richard H Barr, Delores M 138,162 Barron, Robert W 2 Bartholomew, Carol J. . 32,120 Bartlett, Stuart H Bartley, Robert G Bartz, Carl H Basel, Barry C Basile, Nick A Bastle. atricky Av. ns. Bastian, Janet J Batalieco, Harold a. er. Batalucco, Roseann Batchelor, Carol J Bates, Charles C Battani, Barbara T Battanl Mdward.) 3... Bayle, Mary C Baylor, Muggie A Beach, Elaine L Beadle, Richard J Bean, Doris J Bearance, Jean L Beatty.Al0nzo,B i... Beauchamp, JoanneM.. Beauvais, CoralieM.. Becker, Barbara E A Becker, John W Bedford, James W Beebe, Albert Beechler, Duane J Begeman, Carol L Beh, Pauline F Behning, Gerald D Behnke, Jean H Bell, Mary M Benden, Robert A Benedict, Patsy R 108,114,145 Benedict, Sharon L Bennett, Dale C Bennett, Donald H Bennett, Weslyn A Benson, Marda J Benton, Dorothy A Berarducci, Barbara B . .66,145 Billeter, Beverly G Binder, Doreen H Binder, Simon E Bird, David A Bird, David W Bird, James N Bird, Joyce D Bird, William L Birnbaum, Jerry D Bishop, Shirley A Bitner, Elmer Black, L Thomas, Jr os Blacker Williams bin. ests Blaine, Alexander C Blake, Judith A Blashill, Joyce M Blazer, Constance L Bleekman, Dolores E Blohm, Lester F Blom, Svea E Blossom, Leslie F Bluhm, Marland E Blum LaRoy C Blunt, Augustine D Bobon, Josephine J Bochenek, Roman P Bodine, Ward W Bodley, Donald E Boegler, Ronald R Boehm, Robert I Boelter, DeEtte Bogetta, Dorothy J ... 66,137, Bojack, Vivian S Bolander, C Ronald ‘Bolhuis, Barbara J ... 117,34, Bolla, Helen R Bombyk, George Bonadio, MaryLouC.. Bond, Gene O Boone, Daniel M Borgelt, Robert C Borgen, Barbara L.... Borja, Hugo A Borsos, Mary J Borysiak, Robert R Bossenberry, Earl C .... Bottomley, Donald Bouck, Dale E Bouffard, Adrien Bourassa, Harlan R Bousamra, Michael Boussoulas, Penelope . 74,151, HL) Bowman, Lois A Boyce, Doris E Boyd, Robert L Boye, Dale E Boyer, Susan L Boylan, Charles D Braden, Jean M Bradley, Thomas M Brady, Isabel L Branch, M Carol Brandell, Jeannette M . Branstetter, Patricia A 34,124, Brant, Joseph M Brawner, Betty A Brede, Joan B Breeze, Esther Bremer, Irene M Brender, Richard J Breyfogie, Evangeline J Bridge, Donald W Bridges, Robert L Bright, Ronald W Brink, Christine M Brinkman, William F BriskormeseconsGaenemen Britz, Robert C Broad, Barrett J Broad, Brock, Brock, Janette A Brockman, Judith A Brodbeck, Ned A .... Brossia, Paul F Brougham, CarolM... Brown, Alberta R.... Brown, Beverly M Brown, Duane R Brown, James D Brown, James N Brown, Jean A Brown, Margaret E Brown, Martha A Brown, Mary E Brown, Max R Brown, Peggy J Bruce, John B Brummitt, Mary H.... Brune, William E Bryan, Gregory T Bryden, Beverly R ... Buby, Elaine C Buchanan, James S Bucholz, Larry L Buck, Robert V Bucklen, Dolores A Buhl, Robert C Bunce, Carolyn A Bunge, Duane G Bunyea, John E Burdick, Lynn A Burgess, Betty J Burk, Nancy R Burke, ChristopherJ.... Burke, Geraldine S ..... 000 latin, WAVE Wao o-6 ra oc 000 Barke. 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[ocho .misos seers 82 Butler, Kenneth) Wier els «lens 66 Butler, Lockwood J... 66,143 Butterworth, Virginia L 35,122 Buttes idwardskaneeetene 000 Butts Donal daGeene. ner. 000 Buxton, Bertel D Sioa l st) Buxton, Clydesh .).cier «1 000 lative MENW SSS cai 5 OHO e 2 Bymie, Donald ess nererenele 000 C Gade, uey Ai sis ifs ersr a's 74 Gaine leonard eepemas eens 36 Caldwell, Thomas E WG AS, Calhoun, Nancyvewmn. serene 83 GallmRataelsDr eeencrcncm 000 allis, Cherrilit Aces a age, 20. LED LISA Galvert, JoAnn M). Js as a1 36 Calving Donnas omens 82 Gameron, Autumn Ale. a 82 Cameron, Margaret N .. 36,162, 137 Gamerons -RObetE Wireeies 000 Campbell James Harel. 000 Campbell, RenaM ..... 000 Gannon, WWenrysDe re sistem 000 Gansfield, Helen A..... 000 Pentrell. MACY, Vrsiccs «oi ons 000 Carkeek, Richard D 000 Carl, Margaret Acs s «4 aS €arlison, Douglas M J... ofS: Carlson RichardeATsemsnens 000 Carpenter. Ruth: lee cesen. ane 66 Gattas; |Oanne. ..5 -1cbenenere 82 Garcicon Richardnlo as esssacue 000 Carroll, Barbara M ... 96,66, 123,162 Garson, HowardsG@ avec eens 000 @aruso Richard. o.scuc 6p l2 Gasado Zeer memenseecmers 000 Casselberry, Robert E... 000 Gastelluce!, Anita Rk... e000 Castiglione, Elizabeth - 66 Castleman, JamesN.... 000 Castro LeOna ln menenensite 000 Caswell, Robert F ..... 000 Gite Helen Dearcckensne 66,27, 120 Cavazos, Prancesi Ew eralsler 36 CeBulkey, Geraldine A... 67 Ceccarelli, Joseph: Rv... GF Center, Theodore Jr...... 000 Cerneant, Fred G «... «+000 Chadwick, Fred J... . 36,129, 148 Chamberlain, Mary J] ..... 000 Chan; Wah-Yipi¢. se ieee ee 000 Chapelle, Robert W ..... 000 Charpie; SallyA Sa7. eee 000 Ghase, Parke Weenie ae 000 Chidlaw, E Geoffrey ..... 36 Chiemprasert, Sutum..... 000 Chiravola .|oan essere 82 Chism.s bhetreses)) eesesnen ee 000 CGhmutasLonlselieweneneenene 000 Chong pEntiques ss taeesieaer 000 Christiansen, Marilyn S ... 36 Christie, Margaret A ..... 000 Cahtisto se iiitsr esc aes crates 000 Chrobak, Beverly .... 36,108, 112,144,148 Churchill, Mary J .... 36,121, 151 Churchilite Vieras sens asnememcee 36 Crone, Jeans 1. esas E505 397 Glork, Kathryn M! Genus ae 82 Clarkese0: Gata amr cece 000 Clay; Opal 25 ee eae 000 Clements, Norma L...... 7 Cliffosd, Tames Vrsis «+ vt. 000 Climie, Marlene P..... « 000 Clippest Ruth Geo rcve tine te a7 Close; fone Uk 2 estes haces 000 Coady, Yvonne M’.% .. 5s 000 Coccow VictotM ea eee 31 Thcal Wha Gochean, Wloydalesvorenorare 000 Coerofe “christine s+cw «acne 000 Gohen oy oA tsetse ore. e 000 Colaovs) uangiieet. te oeeene 000 Golbatn-wrotres tile pene none 000 O1by “loan Wows we pane Big a) Cole; fonn: Wo, cri. sce rare 83 Coleman, John S SB sto 140,148 Collins; Harold’ Dar. .1e SY hp lis pe? Collins, John Eae.wsmeee terse 82 Collins, Sylvester Jr. . 130,67, 148,150 Collison, Avis J STS yy ok 157 Gombssehkuth iM meeces crenere ts 85 Conachen, Kayleen J. . 37,123, 149 Conaughty, Bernadine .. 67,28, E19,129 Congdon, Eloise M...... 000 Conley Richard weiss cts = To ,L30 Gonstas, Alex Diaisre sioner 000 Cook. Rhenneth Ro... «04 104) 95 Gook-sNancicn)mecdsns een ener 000 Cooley, Georgene B ..... 82 Coons Katherine Bite). «tsi s 1: oon, ouzannes Mirah enone 000 CGooper,. David lemere-wer mens 82 Cormwell Roberteks.s.ne1crene WS Corpolon so; Nedumarersne tenes 000 Goss. Ruth Eeeeneeee nem Coulthard, Kenneth D ....000 Coville; As Diane Meroe 000 Govington, David hwy. aneke 000 Covington, ThelmaR..... 66 Covington, VivianL..... 72 Gowan, Margparet Ames ercmens 000 Cozy Guyiiaiete: aint atrhanetneme 000 Cox, Jamesi Mie. ea. ostaner= 000 Cox, Phyllis A ales aot Cox Wilmala)inene oienanees ee O00 Craig, Nancy ws acs� sens uae vS Craig, Sandta Jiu... «ieierae U0 Crawford, BarbaraM..... 83 4 DeMars, Robert A... . 38,143 1,965 DeMeritt, Bruce E.......0 Dempsey, Richard A ..... 6 Denison, Donald B... . 38,12! Crawford, Joyce M ......000 Denman, V Dean oo. an Cray, Marian Dey. vs .« 75) Dennis, Milton) Rae ..-e eee 00( Creech, Beatrice L-a.u.).aans 84 Dennison, EllenG ......m Crego, Ondalees] 4 icncteutet 000 Dennison, HelenJ ..... - 8 Crise, Mary A fiuniete «umes 67 Dennison, Jacqueline A 67, 18 Criss, Geraldine’B 2. «3 000 93,9) Crofoot, Frederick R..... 000 Denton, Jayne’... -7-.0s 67,96 Grosby, Alice]. aie aie 40 142,14) Cross; Ann ela seater eet 75 DeRose, Dominicee senate - - 00! Gross, Gilbert: Alwemsicbah casi 000 Devendorf, Ann E.. . 2. am 8 Cross, Lewis E-.. «00.0 63 DeVoe, Marylo a. saree °7 Evel ynvSeuslstetererene 000 : a aie jer 1 ee 000 Dewicki, Vitold E ......00 Crudington, Charles E ...000 DeWolfe, BarbaraJ...... 7 Cullins Dick A ere 000 res ie L. 0 a Cunningham, Bruce P .... 40 ae dare eg: ‘Ae 38; : Cunningham, Frederick M. .000 DiBiaggio, John A ..... . 26! oe te g3 Dickelman, Robert E.... 00} ALE ee care . : Curnow, Dorothy A ... 40,120 Dickerson, Shirley J ..... 6! Curties Darwin Ion uerelewnes 000 DiComandrea, John A - 00 Curtis, Davide sae meee 000 Dimes, Fey 7 Custer, Janes Kites state 060 nga pri fs 000 ae G ] H ] M St a 67 ittman, Onaid IN. « « « « omm doweui ns coe Dittmar, Arthur His. . 2 oem 8: Dluzniewski, Donald J - 00: Daas, Al bertiGe . wweletssehe ts 000 Doane, Loyal J can oci Daffern, Glenn D. ES Sse Tee Dobrin, Lawrence L - OC! Dahlstrom, (Cart Ee: 67,13) Doerer, Richard P) a som 0c Dahlstrom, OScanrenercisueters 000 Doll, Janice L...... 73 ee pi ie a 5 pte Donahue, George D...... ( mhpadegettaiegt Nee! 25 = p= ; 13 B Donegan, Sally A... 75,1( Daly, Eleanor J ..... eee Donigan, Don H ..% . 40mm ( Damrow, Don E .....s.- 83 Donnelly Mona M .... 75,14) Danford, Donald L ....40,153 a Daniel, Billyik os «sas odie s g4 Donnelly, StephenM.... - 06 Daniells, Sarah L.... 37,124, itl ite L _ ib 31 Doonan, William ..). 5 sm Dank Roberts wer. neraters 83 Dorozea, ] 5 0 ieee . aa Daue, Madeline M..... 67,93, Dossin, Gloria A-.....em 148,160 Downey, DonaL........ Of Davenport, Aneusi- seekers 000 Downey, JoanM...... 38,14 Davenport, Joyce A....75,117 Downey, William K..... - Of Davidson, Helen] ..... 000 D’Pulos, Theodore ......0f Davidson, janes ctenencrs 83 Drago, Zoltanini. 6 ee Ol, Davidson, ‘Mary 3G... 6. 1 83. Draudt, James E 3. aeeee = Davies, Batry.A s si6ae e ne 83 Driest, William G ..... om i, Davyis,’Dartell As. terse taik 000 Drue, Jim, G 2) ech 67,13 Davis, sthens lu. create SoZ 14 pees a 132 Drue, Marion L...... 38,;mm avis Cnh- Till ses � 6 s ee j Davie (arrycA eh sae 134,67 Drummond, Clare Fes se Hy Davis, Natalie... 4 ). 67,142, Druschel, William A ..... 0 4 . : 143,93,96,141 Duberville, bee E.. 73m AVIS eNOfrpateniucpenencmencte Duckworth, Thomas 0: Davis, PhyllistAy hr neees 000 Dudley, Halen NV at eveneneie - Oo Davis, Ralph No tesa. ewe 67 Dueweke, Robert F..... 0) Davis; Ronald aim .tryes 7S Dull, Dorie. B.7. ote - + 38,1) Davis, [homas Awe 67,134 DuLac, Wallace K a Dawson, Anna Mi. s)c'e cs 83 Dulong Petry U7.) : 0. Day, J] ohn: ]i stones eteben cetera: 000 Dunbar, Harold L’. . i. oe Dean, Alvin Bs ).i0remrarae 000 Dunham, David L ..... cm DeBoer, Joanne C..... -« 83 Dunlap, Matiaa J. 3 240a9 -0 DeBolt; Maty Kan wim ss) 20 Dunn, Jack ce eens - Dechert, Donald A ©... ute 000 Dunn, Patrick] ee 67,1) Dechert, HaroldsAgt, wissen 000 Dunsheath, Robert T, Jr. . .0) DeFranceschi, Alfred S ...000 Dunworth, John H...... +0) Deierlein, Gail Ei 401... «000 Dupont, Fred Bevan ic -0! DeLauder, Doris L_ .. 38,117, Durant, Joanne L .... 67,11) 80,148 bersole, A Keith ccel, Theresa A tdick, Norman L tdwards, Margaret J ggenberger, Robert E tggleston, Sally L tkstrom, Swen P tlie, Vincent R ... jllis, Raymond E fllis, William L Iston, Mary A lvidge, Charles A migh, William G mmans, George H mpson, Gordon A jngelgau, Gail A ngland, Fred D ingle, Barbara A jngle, Rosemary R Inglish, James L sign, Alice M jnsign, Nancy A jtdman, Irma K ficson, Edward L trnst, Dorothy E Irnst, Ruth W trwin, Gretchen B schrich, Robert J seman, Carol A slinger, Patsy R jthridge, Donald E |thridge, James jvanoff, Uerdonca J vans, Carolyn C vans, Elizabeth M vans, Joyce D vans, Rosann M vatts, Peter G veleth, Robert L vers, Norma J wing, Charles E F ‘agan, Thomas E fahey, Ann M lahey, Kathryn E.... ‘ails, Joan D ‘alconer, Mary Jo ‘lantow, Claire R ‘atkas, Lester R ‘lasing, Richard A ‘asing, Ted R faulmann, Leland A... ‘ay, Robert W eldstein, Beverly L.. erdon, Walter J ‘erguson, David F Ferri, Rober W Ferro, Joseph J Fetters, Shirley A... . 75,158, Fidler, William R Filipiak, Gerald J Fillmore, RonaldJ .... Filsinger, Vaughn E Finch, Thomas... Finch, Thomas D Finkbeiner, Helen J... Finklea, Lucien R Finley, William B Fischer, Clyde C Fischer, Shirley Beatrice.. Fishbeck, Catherine A.... Fisher, Marita C Fisher, Patricia M Fisher, Warren L Pitzperald,:Parbara A... . Fitzgerald, Frances E. .40,122 Flagg, Mary A Flanders, Nancy E Flanigan, Mary C Flannery, Celestine A. Fleszar, Val S Fletcher, Mildred O Floyd, Carol A Flynn, Dale L Flynn, Lela M Fodor, Folly F Fogg, Russell D Fogle, F Marilyn Foley, Barbara A Ford, Nancy A Foster, Carolyn J Foster, Eleanor L Foster, William J Fowler, Herbert J Fowler, Ronald C Fox, Joyce G Fox, Patricia A Frabutt, Peter J Francavilla, Gloria R . France, Mary A Franchetto, Richard B.. Francis, Roselyn H Frank, Janet M Franks, Rose M Fraser, Jane E Fremlin, Robert E French, Robert V Frentner, Norma J Frid, Russell S Friedly, Shirley A Frierson, Reba J Frigard, Lena Fritz, Marilyn J Frownfelter, DonaldL.... Fruin L Anne G Gaebler, Ella L Gagnon, Maurice L Gainsley, Denis E Galante, Nicholas R..... Gale, Joyce S Gale, Richard W Galindo, Jorge E Garcia, Joseph H .... .68,131 Gardner, Barbara A 68 Garlick GordonmWamenenen er cine 000 Garrison, Wilbert H Gary, James A Gaus, Mary I Geary, James J Geboski, Theodore J Gembala, Joseph J Genn, Oliver S Gerardo, Melvin Gerke, Ralph A Germain, Carol E Gerrish, Clarence E .. Gester, Charles E II Gettles, Clare A Geyer, G Kenneth Gianelli, Dolores J... .75,150 Cribbs, Marilyn Mer. sca 2s ¢ 83 Gilbert, Verna L Gillard, Nancy J Gilliam, Cleon Gilliand, Maryellen Gilligan, Jeraldine J Gilster, William J Ginster, Joanne T Glaza,Leonard T Gleason, Mabel M Gleason, Margaret J Glenn, Gretchen Glover, James D Gmelin, Kenneth H Godwin, Helen L Gohn, Geraldine M Gonser, Harrison M Gonser, Marilyn J.... Gonyea, Bruce L Gonyea, Mary E Gooch, Julian L Goodwin, Robert S Gordon, Elizabeth M.. .68,144 Gordon, Lillian R Gordon, William A Gorski, Leonard E Gotts, Thomas D Gould, Robert D Gout, Peter R Govaere, Marie A Grabowski, Donald F GrafaMarilynia) ices cte the Graham, Lawrence J Graham, Mary E Graham, Ronald L Graves, Henry J Greca, Dolores L Green, Naomi Green, Peggy A Greene, Willie G Greenleaf, James O Gregory, Marion L Greiner, Robert W Gribble, Joyce J Grice, William J Grieve, Isobel L Griffin, Gerald F Grindstaff, Edith M Grisdale, George A Groomes, Guy R Gross, Charles N Gross, Constance M 2... Grosshans, Lynn] .... Grover, Hugh L Groves, Lionel M Grubb, Ralph E Grunau, John C Gugelman, Albert W... Guion, Corazon F Guion, Nellie F Gunderson, Greta M Gurden; Phyllis,y).+% 16;b55% Gurk, Donald F Gustafson, Bettyann Gutenschwager, Gerald A. Gutenschwager, Jayne A .. Gutierrez, Armando Gutierries, Rosemary H Haas, Constance M Haas, Louis Hackett, Thomas H... 4 Hadr, Sheila K Hafer, Robert B Haglund, Kenneth W Hale, Nathan R Hall, Marilyn J Hall, Mary J Hall, Nancy F Hallstrom, Stig G Hamilton, Henry A Hamilton, Marilyn B : Hamiltonsekicharc lamewemem Hamilton, Theophilus E.. Hammarstrom, Julie A . 42,150 Hammel, Mary A Hanby, Marilyn F Hancock, Bruce E Hannah, Robert G Hansen, Joanne J Hansen, Robert W Hanshew, Phillip R Hanton, Marianne J Hardesty, Vernon L Hardie, John A Hardin, Joyce L Hardin, Mary L Hardwick, Hoyd P Hardwick, Troy D Hardy, Laura M Harkless, Shirley A Harm, Clarence L Harmon, Charles H Harms, Jack R Harrell, Alice C Harris, Donna L 114,149,160,96 Harris, Douglas J . . 43,130,140 Harris, Maynard H Harris, Virgil W Harris, Warner Harrison, Ann G Harrison, DonaldaC .. Harrison, John W HartrAtiatl Src cmenen enone mig ei) Harter, Ray Unis senensrel sis 76,128 Tartland Maxine: Easaseretene 68 Hartnett, Robert Loe sie 43,163 MaAckura ww OLCerAm cries 68,138 Hassan Donia) sts sue 43,143 Pasties PORN AY hea. 45508) ants 76 Match pGhatles lH weleri serene 000 Hathaway, Persis A. 76,163,137 Haushalter, Robert 2... + « 000 Havard, Barbara A ..... 000 Rawarny, Phillip 7.0... 76,150 Hawarny, Raymond A. . 43,134, 27,96 Hawkins, Elmef ss s:6% «+ « 000 Hawkins, RobertN ...... 000 BLAMES SC OE staat aint sk exes 43 Hawley, Rosald. Ri.) occu seus 83 Hawthorme, Johnel 0. ee 83 Hayden, ]amesoF o s.ste. = 5s 86 Haywood, James C....0.s 000 ebbDy ba tciciawAmemenemons 76,144 Dedtesky.. Mertié: Bssreta syle i Heesch ee nyl hice venenatis 000 Heffinger, Edward M..... 000 Hégman, Aldén Ky. iss cis « 43 Height, Antoinétte Dy... 2. 000 Heimerdinger, Ruth E 76,150 Heitazner.s RObDELt Gmnenesl ie 000 Helkaa, Kenneth G .i...- 000 Hellerstedt, John E...... 000 Helm, A Jane. s.xispaceca) 20s 000 Frelin, Charlene ss veteieuenene 84 Riel Onal ds Durer ememe ttre 000 Helmkamp, Daniel J... 68,134 163 Hemingway, Alice R ..... 76 Henderson, Elaine V .... 000 Henderson, Robert A.... 83 Henderson, WilburL .... Hendges, Shirley A... 76,122 Plenry, Matyi Lovwes «tere esse ic 83 Herman, Howard O 1... . « 000 Herrera, babi Omerenec ceenen ns 68 Herreta,. Manuele. sre cieens 000 Herrera vuNleves icisi.meterencc 000 nertmann,. AliredaGr-pareie) ait 76 Herrmann, Donald A... 68,134 WerLler a DOLOtesm|mmreucan sneme 43 Heurich, Rudolph E...... 83 Hewens; Georce Gerad ern 000 Hewett, ames cersieuer ens 43 lewitt NOL | mcmen menor ene 000 Heyniger, Hilary Kos 9s ei 83 Dicks iamelay Ameo. eeeeee 000 Higgins, Francis A... .76,131 Piegins, Richard lees eee: 000 Bist, Kermit Sv. pack ate aoe 000 Bil, Riadolpl:snecten cate ceeee 000 Piillee Ruthie « sen. sp ances 68 Pistia, RONALG (a... ate eee 000 Fiiliery, Zélma-Wo.,.s0ess« 68 Filtre wShigley Ents o. sheretes 83 Hae, moO bert Te «.s0s46 sere: 000 Hilts, Shirtleyan. «0... 6 76,95 Hilston, Charles R ... 43,134, 144,161 Fiskeon, MaAtiony) a factis . sso 000 Hilton, William R, Jr. ... .000 Maser, Batbata Aw. «ites 68,163 Pligson; Marys Ale: cases s_. if Hoag, Merle Le civsie-n siete. s 000 Hobbs; Marilynn’. vi. seis. 84 Hoek, viel Rass ors scePere 142,44 Hoesch, Nancy lL. he aces 76 Hoffman: DAvids lumemensnenens 83 Hottman, Gilbecte) mrenener ss 68 Hoffman, Barbara H .. .44,121 Hoke, Georges), ) «hele 000 Hoke (ackyWicrcremstcesiener eae 000 Hoke;) N Martha. . «= 44,159, SMS Holden,s).0an) Eee cman meee 7 Hollands) Barbara, Be.ec9-eeneee 86 Hollands Clayton larenseene 000 Holliday, Mae)] ceteterin aes 000 Holmes, Maynard GC... 3. 000 Holton, il sieulacnsa nen 44,137, 159 Holtzman onal ds lmeapemeaene 000 Holzhauer, Richard K 83 Homayouni, Masud ...... 000 Hood, Zannie KR... Aes.« « 000 Usoper,;)oseph ko. .aeee os 68 Hoover, Joan Hear. aire 68,120 Hopkinss laine sess .mememer. 84 Hopkins; Richard is.-a 4. re 44 Hoppe, Joann Di. siete sek 000 Horne) Harsy” Tl... aleletasd aan 000 Homer) Ohne). tn. shieerene 000 Horning, Jannette E ... .44,95 Hortemiller, David V..... 000 Hovey, sally o's aici vent diol a 000 Howard, Betty J..... 16,163, LZ howard tiarolch wunt.h io nene 000 Howard, James C, Jr. 000 Howards) On le. ce te cee noe 84 HGOWesIMY IN GLO.) occ wienonsre 000 Howells Bessvelly cicast ere «rs 84 Hoy) @aAtriGia Ke sc. el eencs ce 68 Maghes? Alice.) 4% s. 0.5 «ths 84 Hilettwrlorence A w.renieien: 44 Hultquist, June M..... 44,123 Hunter yw rliltams Ose .c ene 82 Hurbis, «Obie jensees es sae cee mee 84 Hurley, George Wier si.fa.a ie 69 Hurst, Sandrasler.rcceasenerene 84 Husband,Audrey J....¢ses 44 Hivsted, Shatie.C .%, aistsretatn 84 Puston, Kayo uw o1c apenas 69 I Ihble, Chatlottenascieusts 44,24 His: Ronald | . stay enn care 000 Imbrigiotta, Nancy M..... 44 ind. Stanley Bis git eot, rere 000 Ingle, Bernard Die a.1a crore 44 Ingle, Lowell G . oo iss 69,127 Innes sols) Auecrenet cian Seeman 76 Lronsee | AneteAges tremens 69,123, 96,162 Isaacson, Marty, Egat sestcne 000 Israel @alosephween.tersl ets 45,140 lyan, ) €nnieiM os v6 sans 45,123, 151 J Vacksomm se Alvi ni Gmememen iemene 000 Jackson, Gordon B 69,110, syn Ht Jackson; sean lcachersierencn: 84 Jackson, Robert E 93,45 Jacobs, Bruce Wieeresre cues 000 Jacobsen, Clyde K ... 76,132, 93 Jacquin, onsGuraewersmememeas 000 Jakobowski, Thomas . . 45,134, 93 Jameson ehilipsons.ncne sence 000 Janiga, Frank H...... 45,134 Jano, Edwatde Amante si-nemems 000 Vlarviss)) ameselgepsnenctomnene 000 aAnviss LOM. cnemarmen melvin 000 Jedele, Helene J ....... 000 Jenkins, Jennie V 69,152 Jenness, Wendell G ..... 000 Jensen, ChristeneM..... 69 Jensen, Janice L .... 45,117, 161 Jensen, JoanM ....- cele ae 112,24,143 Jensen, sloycer Garwercns tenetiers 84 Jensen, Marlene A ,..... 000 ferome,-Georces Aten. wet emeie 000 Jersey, Virgifiia’ Dir ase. scseks 76 Jespersen, Alvin E...... 000 Jewett, Coleman .....+. 000 (lohnson slices bias sponcneene 84 OnNSOn es angen snr 000 Johnson, Barbara M Teall teh 119,149 Johnson, Bertha M ...... 000 Johnson, Billie Ga sy .casc 000 Johnson, (Garl Wisi. a. sueneee 000 Johnson, Carleen A... .69,123 Johason, Dale: Guee peer ee 000 Johnson, Donald G ....... Ad Johnson, Gordons s.0seneee 000 Johnson, Gwendolyn L.... 84 Johnson, Marilyn A....+% « 84 Johnsons Roberts ae mesemcne ee 000 Johnston, James R ....69,127 Jonas, Edmond Rn cine 000 Jones, Alphonsus B ..... 000 Jones; Doane: Ps cdisis eae 85 Jones, Michael’ H. u sccm 77 Jones, 2anabid Alegre. siceet ste 86 Jordan, May: Baie «suse e eee 000 Joyce, Michael J .....45,129 Joynt, Wolorts lan sien A525 96,162,142 Julien, Daniel J, Jr. . . .69,141 Juracek, Juliana A ,.. 69,124, 115 Jursek, J erry Rovio sae cee 000 Juzysta, Stanley (ou, «oe 84 K Kaiser’ ROSe ells, cisbenaians WT edily- 163 Kalmbach, Robett Eo. .a.tens 000 Kalusha,kaymonds) jie sists 000 Kaminski, Barbara A.. 45,162, 2 Kapler, JoAnn M. sa 69,137, 148,157 Kapun, | oanviige. wonders 69,137 161 Karageanes, Mitchell G... 000 Karapetian, Edward...... 000 Kavie, Joanne:? «ages sia 84 Kay, Delia. . .tcidisiane ety Had: Kay, Pragkin 2-5). svetechs tere 000 Kayes, Marianne E... 45,118, 148,162 Kehrer, Carole Rosie « «eu - «04 Kehrer)oanne)maseiensnenene 69,95 Keith, David Gov ace 45,126 Kellar, Louise M . o «+� � 000 |Kuchta, Stephen J... oa Kellepourey, Louis G ... “0 Keller, Donald R .... ( cee Kelley, Nancy J...... om Kelley, Richard L - an Kelly, Jack A� w.6 osen 69,15 Li Kelly, Joseph’ DD. .)..-e-ae 01 Kemp, Detisift?. A6,14 “ Kemp, Hatry C . sia s: oe 0: Kendrick, Patricia A... Kennedy, Ronald J] .....am Kenney, JamesL .... 46,13 1 Kenney, KathleenJ..... 90) Kenney, Thelma J..... 77 Kent, Mary S 5. sresscete o + aed Kent, Murestine . a Kerle, ArthuriG sn. ena - a0) Kert; Luéy GF 7s... aoe te Kerr,’ Mary 1.0.2 . 5 steam - a0) Kerr, William K ” . , 3. ome - a0) Kerrigan, Mary L ... sum - il Kettles, Joseph C ..... P ; Kiessel, Barbara J .... Kilpatrick, Marian L ... Jam Kimberly, Donna L ..... eel King, Dill L yt one - OF King, Roberta C ... cam at King, Willie D Glee | Kingery, Ina LD. Oo ee «0; Kinnon, Ann’) Geeta ee 77,1 1 Kirksey, Daniel W .... 3m Kirschke, Harry D... . am Fal Kitts, Beverly J.54 . ae 46,1) Klein, Philip R2.)..- ee 0, Kleinsmith, Donald A . ae Knapp, Barbara J ... =. . om 775% 1 Knapp, Jane-E. . em 46,1) ] Knight, Betty J 32 -e 46,1) 1; Knight, Jeanne G.... am - OF Knopp, Robert, Le .7.: eee ra Knowles, AnitaL..... 69,1 Koczman, John Vi. 2 o8 46,1, Koenig, Richard M... .46,13) 112); Koepke, James E .. . sam - Gi) Kohlhagen, Joyce E ..... i Kokinakes, Eugenia D. . 69,1 Kokinakes, Frances D. Koss, Olive J Kourt, Carol G 6 Kowalski, Camille M....ea Koza, Donald J ..... .4Gmmm 141) Kozlow, Beverly K . 46mm 30,1 Kraatz, Phyllis. E. . oa 46,] Kraus, Willis Kol. «ccc ml Krokker, Kathleen A .....) Kroneck, Pauline M..... aa Krueger, Sally L...... am Krull, RonaldM..... . om Krupka, Nicholas .....4% Krzys, Frances E.. . «ae Krzys, Ted. W .4:. «a)cee Kuca, Edward G ERI SAN S| sirenehei arch level's 000 mkovich, William Rs... .. 000 Bruins Carl Ko. 2.5 ws 000 mmze, Matgaret J... 1+ «+ Ty Bslalem|Obn yerencret sewers 46,112 ustodowich, Joan E...... ae Hs madie, Mary As... 5s + � ve, chy 1XSER IR 5 Giro Ae GaGec Wich edd, Laverne ...... 47,120, 108 Beucdtaw, Gerald Lo... . . . « Wi monoektchard Hf. 5. « 69,132 BPTI LICE RIL costes cree +. 000 BO AUla Res ses sce)6 3s) 6 000 ILamberson, Charles D. 84 Membert, sally L 7.2... « gh ILandberg, Lois M..... 47,24, 152 Mere. Barbara A... . «es 69 Beem rank. Frcs. cle «6s 000 tis la ats 6 ccs es 47,159 TAN ICIWi 5 4 ies a 0c 2s 68 Meee Marilyn Co... 0 «5 2 = 84 iangtford, Betty J]..... 47,118, 25 Larimer, Richard H...... 000 Pisetiw Deans a ctewe ees. 000 Merson, Marilyn I ......- 000 Merski, Batbara | Aw... . . 000 Memsiey, Mary Lo... we ws 000 Merthameeaul Foo. «0 +3 000 mathers, Nancy E.... 47,120, 24 LaVictoire, Lawrence C 000 Mavoie, Thomas P ......-. tee Mew, William Ko... 0 os 000 Lawcock, Priscilla R ..77,160 Lawson, Howard R . 47,163 Mawson, WilliamA ...... 000 Seach wbenry Ei) Ss ose 000 mach, Michael S ....... 000 @eathers, Sharon lL ...... 000 meeoutt, EdwinL .....s. 000 Ledbetter, William E..... 000 Mebuc, Arlene D ....... 84 Me, Betty A... ce awn 47,118 Mee, Elizabeth D....... 000 |Leerkamp, Shirley A..... 000 a 000 fmeith, David F ..... Agee 1 | 95 BEGOT eISAL LOT ee eiekn ss. 47,135 Memon, Lamota Li... se 86 Meon, Caryl A ...... Tiles Gs! MBeonard, LuellaM ...... 000 mepak, Alice J... Viele De 152 jLeppanen, Nancy E... 47,149, 161 serch, Norbert A .... 47,131, | 162 eee Liane Do. Ss. 5 6s 77 emevack, Joseph H...... . 84 Levely, Virginia R ......000 Meta, M Joan... +++ Ve Mmewis, WenonaB.......-. 69 Liedel, George A ....... 000 Memes, Arthur W .......- 000 mellevig, Mary D ......-. 000 Malley, Howard L Jr...... 000 Mmrey, Robert Ei. 2s tos 6 5s 000 Bisincoln Elmer N....... - 84 Lindberg, Barbara J .. 77,147, 145 Lindeman, Joyce I ....69,150 Mindland ss Gordons leven) s tt 000 Windner, sRoberts Hamre creteree 000 ibrreke ict IPN IR Sone AS 000 Lindsay, Madge E..... 69,120 inewRoberte lime iccrs ce 47,134 Vintners billy: Ere os gcse 8 000 Wirette, BeverlysAy..n . . « 000 lbs, Gatley Wis go BG o ax 000 LTOVd.aMalil yn | ete sides © 69 WOCAS 6) se Claudel cts ales 16) 000 Rocke s)|anet- bert. sleievctcre 84 Enerharta Nelle, . Secs. 48 Logan, Norman H.......- 000 Mosie,sblizabethole .parescne 000 [beri MAESTEG mo co tee 83 Moughrats| anes) Marelsvetel s 000 ioush bar baLactieere etetere s 84 Kowney wr attickamsa.ielsrs 000 [bres IEG IC” Sig AiG oon oc 84 Ducy, -lesse.J ee ov. sles 000 Lukaszewski, Patricia C 48,123 unas Enriqueyste cise 's 69 symperiseutielenulmemcrsietsts 000 Eynn, Donna A’ os e-c'os 0 69 yOu anecelouststenerencis 48,114 Lyons, Gwendolyn R.. . 48,119 Mc McAdams, Gloria LL... 49,159, 137 Menliister Garth Gaus, siecle s 000 McAlpine, James A... . 49,135 MeGlelilan, Keith Mises sce.) 000 McCullough, Nicholas G 000 Me G@itine. | amestZatar str. 000 MeGlure aNancyeo. steraltre sis 000 Meola Bills Geeresctsre) + 77 McCombs, Murietta R..... 000 McConner, James N ...... 86 McConner, stanley J... 52,25 Mc@otmickw|Obni) 1. tereters 000 McCoy, Christopher, C. ... 69 McGuareewilliard) ieee +r 000 McCullough, Robert W ....000 McDaniel, James E 2... . 000 McDaniels, Eugene F 000 MacDermid, John E.... 77,125 MacDonald, Chrissie M .69,124, 113 McDonald, Lawrence J.... 84 MacDonald, MarionJ..... 84 MacDonald, Maxine J... 69,123 MacDonald, Medford L....000 MacDonald, Virginia L TL, McDonough, EileenM ..... Teg, McDougall, Delphine E ...000 McEnany, Virginia H.. 77,123, 162 Mees t nY lle iia ose leke las. 000 McGhee, Wallace E...... 000 McGivern, Patricia J. . 69,120, 1 MceGotre;rAustiny Bis .terars «0 000 McGregor, Sally A....... 000 MCGSMISE, DOALTY ss ss 6 s 018 78 McHaney, Maude E ... . 49,137 McIntosh, Joyce A ..... +. 69 McIntyre, Donna V .....- 000 McKay, Barbara J].....--+ 000 MERA. 17015 ttc. ie s «sss 000 McKinney, Maxeies. . ..3 4°. 000 Meadows, Phyllis A ...... Mclaren iohnrsmeneme cere et. 000 Medley, William C 78,128 McLaughlin, Kathleen T...000 Medlin, JamesL........ 000 McLay, AnnabelleW..... O00 Meeks, Edith Liss.5... s0s cars 85 Macleans Nancy Kaemerere iste! « 48 Meharg, Hobart F..... 70,129 Meellan, Joanne) Ri) .n.1s0e)- 000 Melzow, George E ...... 000 McMacken, RobertM..... OU0M Mens, Patrictas|ier nes aenre 000 McManigal, Charles W . 77,111, Menzi, George L...... 49,135 Opes seMerril es Batbata lpn ensnemene 000 McMann, Helen D ..-. 2. - OOO) Merrill, Owen Wi). 81 McMann, Marsha D ....70,124 Merriman, William G ..... 000 MeMichael,) Uhelma He.7.)... O00) Mertel, Tracy P 5. 0. 0c) es 84 McMullan, HarrietS ...... 70 Mertens, Marilyn ....... 70 McMullan, Lorraine ....... 49 Mervich, Daniel J..... 50,141 MeNally, Gerald A .....-; 000 Messimer, JudithE...... 000 McQuade, Patricia A.. 70,123, Meston, Mary J...... 70s 13a 144 143 M Metros, Dorothyie ere cree ane Meee em bnysttS (Ms, «20% cis EcaMitidlekauff; Robert'K Saetood Macadaeg, Joan E Tal wlS mete: ae Mieraussiattictal omen meanene 70 Mack aDonaldeltirers: mene 4 Sei lar Veoteees (Pe eeeew 57 Miles Beverlyak@t. 1.1 dremel 000 ae ee 139 Milewski, Leonard S... 50,126 i ickii a Madson, Barbara N......- 84 es Ja: hehe Miller, Barbara H .... 50,117, Maenzas ODnm seer stet-N- tele 000 108.149 Ma'vecuNancys Gpememsier sions 840. ’ aes Ses = Miller, Faythe C .. . s oh. 000 Manchester, Margaret E ... 77 ,,. Millerwiennethehiv-e.scmen. tot 000 Mank,e | obnuMiacnatstctsis «ie COUR Millersifamatstaasremem ene DOF ISS Manley,e)amessils.iel-lelere 000 Mill Ronip 50 Mann, Roberta A... .s ++ ASR oe one ee ae ape M re BA Miller atriclarA, a. msnemcnene 000 peeoe ; ee ap eae 600 Miller, RhemaL......... 70 Mansfield, Gisabay at agate: 00 Miller. Rj ine 131 RimenchDecicltere ade 145m ee eric ts Cee P12 -OOniiier ot Margate ae ee 70,148 Manton.) ObnaVireneienebe sets 000 Milli pee ld 000 Masiy,) Marthe sce tial a! «emesis 77 Taye es “ ee a Manych, Heletijeie «« s.s4-e06 BO ag OTOERY Peron Coeur 138 Mame Nick ae yicveks ess DOA KEnkolte Louise eee 000 Manze ObercaGeieieiet tel mie 000 Mi Deroy 900 Marchesotti, GloriaO .... 000 “1n0% ie iia Whee Minorwiarlans| ienencwencestens 000 Marezan, Marilyn ..... EN Su a atte a Miotto,s Donald e@Aseenen mn men cite 000 Marentette, George L...... ANS} vee 3 : Merc Hes aninae os. 82 Mirshavameddin, Mir Massoud 85 Martin, Bonnie J........-. sai Miseréz, Allens .c.tciepeaure 000 Martin, Dotiste. - a 69,137 Mitchell, Aloyce | eae en 2c 78 Martin, G @Merritt.. = ot. kee 000 Mittlestat, Mathew ...... 000 Martin, Robert E. wc. «+e 000 Mix, BarbaraG....... 50,122 MAftlh somiGley Lifer oteltt ere, 7g Moberg, BerthaA..... 50,109 Martinez, Beatrice ME... 000 Moceri,. Concetta ha nenmencn 000 Martis, Paul M. Jr... 000 Moffett, Marlene ..... 50,123 Martuneac, George ....... 4g Mogk, Patricia F 50,150 Marx, Frederick D..... 69,131 Moll, Nancy E ......... 000 Mase, Loretta] ....... 78,162 Monaghan, JerryL ...... 000 Maska, William H........ g4 Mondrush, Doris-Jane F 51,137, Mason,estewatt Nis! elelsictete 000 162 Masonse W tlltamy lie smeier cre cre O00 RMoner William) Ro) ce eneenenete 70 Masters Saliivevenscnel 48,117, Monroe, James E..... 51 5134, 152 Lk Maten, Robert J] ...... 49.133, Monroe, Martin: Eo iic1- 101. eens 85 147 Monsma, Marian H ...... 000 Macso ss iiattya Glen menel sists 49 Montambeau, Roland A . 50,126 Maudin, DOnaW ibs = e160 0.575 « 84 Monte, KennethN........ 78 Maupin, Charles W 49,129 Montenegro, Carlos A 000 Mawby, LeRoy F ....... 000 Montgomery, Helen ..... 000 Maxey, Mary Ki. 2... 49,117 Montgomery, VedaV..... 000 Maxey, Willard J. Jroo. 6. © « 49 Moody, JamesE ....... 000 May, BarbaraL ..... 69-140 a Moore a BivaiN ice) «tcheu sens 86 148 Moore, Gordon A ....... 000 May, Melvin Eo Wixi so) s.+tare.s OOORMooress eanenV r-renetenen ener 78 Mayes, Raymond J ...... 000 Moore, Josephine C...... 000 Mayfield, Jean E . ...... 000 Moore, Marilyn L ..... awl 27 Mays, William J ......2-- 000 Moore, Patricia A... ste ss 85 Mazut, AliC€ Se 0. 2s os 49,118 Moore, Shirley ]........ 000 Stralnic, Cynthia J ... 60,109, 95 Stralnic, (GustaverGy. tes lene 79 Strandberg, Wesley W..... 000 Stratelak. Ernest Amaaees cist 86 Strayer, James L..... 71,140, 148 Etrelow,-] AMCS Gar rcce scl nie 79 Stringer, Douglas. i ..4) sects 000 Strobel, Dorothy J .... 59,149 Strong, Werner A... 2.0. 000 Sernublé; Frank Ri... «ciate. 000 Stumm, Donnas) i o4 sor vies val Sturdevant, James R..... 000 Sturgeon, Sharyne K .. rol 228 142,162 Stutzman, Rachael A.. 59,108, 114 Sudman, Owen Fs cuss. «mie 000 Sullivan, Patricia A ..... 000 Panes, Doris ics «cuca sie S91 1Y puonta, Marja IT wsje-dove es 000 sussex, Delores L .... 59,144 sutton, Rondall J i: .%. 000 Sutton, Walter:} ssisacce' ss 000 BVEDIKG, JOE sine eig eis eid.5 000 swank, James S° iicviegs 62 0000 Sweeney, Helen ...... -$9,142 as Takagi Florence S . 25 «.1 s ae, Tamblyn, Martha A ...... 000 Tamppari, Raymond P .... 000 @efvonx. Olin, Wee co wists ce 85 Tarbutton, Richard M..... 000 Tarpinian, Genevieve J] ....71 areoarpataie: yr.ec ce icte 000 Partagas Dotis: Ea. sees 7TAlonl Pascoff, James E .. 2.05 000 aber RobertG.. . caren 000 Maupitz. Anné-l.kunceus «eee yi Taylor, Barbara J.... 80,123, 144 gee Oil) Dil onc ar etccaiate 000 raviGre) Onn Wie soy iale 000 aylor, Mary A... «sv. ei. 82 eayior, SamueliM’. . sss. 000 havior, Shirley A ,i2..:. 0 oe a 79 eylor, William Ji... 2. ss 000 Teifer, Margaret J....... 000 Temerian, Charles P .. . 59,132 Remples Paul-B 2). sree 000 Tepperman, Joan H....... 85 TeskawRobert. M. is 2% ssa 83 PeskeonitieylAr. cs .ee ere 7 Packham, Lots A us wes cr 84 Theakston, John L.... 59,134 Thibaudeau, Kent R ...59,114 131,26 Thielen, Robert E....... 000 Thomas, James M....... 000 mnomas, Louise G... se 000 ahomas, Lowell}, .. .. 000 wnonmas ss Marys) god.cersess, is 000 Thompson, Corine ...... fal Thompson, Jacquelyne V .. 000 hompson; Joan ..... .. Dey iaomeson John hm o's ss. ac 000 Ehompson, John il. , .. css 000 Thompson, Kenneth D . . 71,135, 146 Vautaw, Raymond D hompson, Leon Lo... 85,71 Veal, Carol C Thompson, Margaret E.... 000 Verde, Jose A 7 Vickers, Dorothy A Vining, Robert E Vinsang, Edythe M.... Vishin, Marian Volker, Robert H Voorhees, John F Voorhorst, Vivian L Thomson, Bernice L ... Thomson, MarianH.... Thornley, William G Thornton, Angus J Thrun, Kathryn J Thrush, Janet R Thurston, Patricia A... Tibbits, Donald E Tibbs, Jack Jr. Vuillemot, Lawrence D. Vuillemont, Margery J Tillman, Vivian J Tindall, Ken B ges Wade, Barbara J Tomassini, Norman E 6 Wahl, Kenneth R Waid, Charlene E Waite, Marilynn M Walainis, William R.... Waldorf, Barbara A Walker, Barbara J Walker, DouglasH .... Walker, Luise E Walker, Mary L Walkowe, Joseph R Wallace, Beverly J.... Wallace, Dolores J Wallace W Don Wallace, WandaM..... Tomezyk, Stanley A Tomes, Arthur D Topp, Margueretta S Tower, Lyman Towns; Robert.M ciate 719 Townsend, Joyce A Townsend, Vard P Tragge, Margaret J Tree, Maty E =). 4. ae 000 Trepp, Katharine H Trombley, Robert C Trotter, Dolores D .... Trotter, Geraldine ’ Walley, Nell D Walls, Charles E Walsh, Jerry V � Walter, Geraldine J Walter, Rita C 000 Walters, Andrey Eva yates oe 72 Walters, Marcus A 5 Wanty, Joan E Warner, Dale M 000 Warren, James A Trueman, Helen I ou 2 6 PR Se 8 Ss Truesdell, Alice L Truesdell, Edrhe A... . 60,122 Tschirhart, Gerald T Tschirhart, Carl D Tsikouris, Victoria A Tully, Ellen W Tunison, Richard K Turner, Garvella oS) 2S 16). © 2.6 a. oe Mee on Yon ee teat pat Yew Or Cf COAL Sy whe. wre ue : Warrington, Janet L.... Warth, Julie R 000 Washington, Charles L gq Watkins, Everette I .. .60 Watson, Andrew C 000 Watson, D Joan Watson, Grace M Watson, Robert B 80,124, Waugh, Audrey C 162,115 Wearing, Sylvia J 000 Weatherhead, William H . 000 Webber, Cyrus J, Jr. ... Uhl, Richard E Uhle, Marilyn R Upchurch, B Christopher Urcik, Arlene M Valaika, Dorothy J... Valentine, Gerald L Vallance, James W M Van Alstine, Marlene Van Hoy, Lois E Vanek, Richard S Van Lente, DonnaL .. 000 Webber, Glenna P 80,132 Weber, Mary K 72,118, Weckstein, Stephen E .. 24,113 Weidendorf, Charles D.... 000 Weinert, Elinor C 72,121, Weinkauf, Mary L 137,148 Weinmann, Jwith T 000 Weisel, Donna A Vanni, Robert E Van Orden, Phyllis J.. Van Patten, Muriel M VanderMeer, Jane A Vantrease, Harriet L .. Van Wagoner, Janet L Van Winkle, David L Varner, Mary L Vasher, Wayne F 60,145 Weiss, Art E - - -000 Weiss, Robert J . 000 Weldon, Eva C 000 Welkenbach, Donald C.... 72,133, Welkenbach, Richard F. oe © © 6) 6 06 © 2 e Vathke, Linda L 61 Weller, ByronD .. 000 Wells, Maralyn J..... 000 Wells, Marylene .. 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