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THE FORTY-QIXTH voLuME
FOREWORD
The theme of this yearbook is ABSTRACTION. The many complex
functions of campus activities, the complexities of the student,
the complexity of the administration--faculty and staff create a
tangible--vast--colorful picture of the campus life. The existence
of the campus life is never defined--always changing with time.
We in this abstraction exist in a pursuit of education which is
fulfilled through the college traditions, classrooms, social life
and activities. Thus, the following
pages give--in short--a visualiza-
tion of this abstraction.
Editor. Ted Moutrey
Assistant Editors: Lorena Reese
and Judy Cherry
Photography: Harry Noftsker
Layouts: Mike Ramme--Dave
Couden
Art: Bob Bohn
Advertising: Howard Moser - -Ed
Getz - -jack F indlay- -Bill
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Advisor: Dr. Jane Wilde
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CONTENTS
ADMINISTRATION-
FACULTY-STAF F 6
TRADITIONS ...... I8
ACTIVITIES. . . . . 30
ATHLETICS ....... 54
SOCIAL
ORGANIZATIONS 78
CLASSES ........ 90
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EXECUTIVE
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PROF. CLARENCE R. NOE
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PRESIDENT
DR. I. W. LANGSTON
DIRECTOR OF
ADMISSIONS
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MR. GEORGE HEARNE
ADMINISTRATION
DIRECTOR OF
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ACTIVITIES
PROF. LELAND R. BECK
Psychology
FACULTY
DR. CHARLES D. MILES MR. ELTON COUCH PROP. JACOB RINKER
Biology Physics and Geology Professor Emeritus
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Mathematics Chemistry Education
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Modern Languages English English and Speech
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DR. MABEL BAILEY PROF. LEO TRAISTER DR. CHARLOTTE BOTHWELL
English Athletic Director and Coach Counselor of Women
Physical Education Physical Education
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FACULTY
DR. JANE WILDE PROF. WILLIAM A. DORAN MR. DAVID BLAKESLEE
History and Government Sociology and History Speech and Drama
PROF. PAUL MURPHEY PROF. ROYAL HUMBERT DR. CHESTER CROW
Chaplain and History Philosophy and Religion Religion
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Economics and Business
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Music Professor Emeritus Librarian
Psychology
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MISS IRENE REYNOLDS MR. AGARD BAILEY
Treasurer Librarian
MR. ROBERT WHITLER MR. ROBERT TINNEY
Admissions Counselor Business Manager
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MISS NORMA C. BROWN
Associate Director of Development
MR. DONALD LITTLEJOHN
Associate Director of Development
STAFF
FOOD CENTER STAFF--Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Garber, Mr. Horton, Mr.
Hardy, Mrs. Ulrich, Mrs. Golden.
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Jones: Mrs. Reedy, IE, Mrs. Ricks, Gunzenhauserg Mrs. Dawless, Davidsong
Mrs. Shannon, TKE5 Miss Lawrence, Magdalene.
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Dr. Bruner assists student on
special problem.
FACULTY
Mr. Olsen explaining the principles of
music,
Prof. Rinker and wife attend football
game.
ACTIDN
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Faculty-student conversation
at food center.
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Dr. Dickinson assists students
with a problem in business.
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A ROYAL COURT
QFrom leftj: April Turnbo, Dan McMillan, Vicki Zanaglia, J erry Zimmerman, Queen Helen Brown, Harold Lange,
1961 Homecoming Queen, Sharon Kimple.
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Queen Helen reigns at game. Three royal loveliesg April, Vicki, Helen.
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CHAPEL
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GRADUATION
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ROW ONE: Mrs. Lois Humbert, pianist, Celia Fujita, Nancy Gallaugher, Diane Hensley, Denny McNee1y, Shirley
Littlejohn, Keith Carlson, Carol Benelisha. ROW TWO: Prof? Humbert, director, Sue Feken, Karen Sinn, Paul
Hammer, Dick Stone, Doug Sergeant, Jim Waddell, Judy Tegtmeyer, Julie Thornton, Dave Kirtley. ROW THREE:
Ralph Henson, Don Brooks, Gordon Whitehead, Ron Howell, Mike Dawson, Steve Innes, Dave Adams, Jan Huston,
Emery Richardson.
MALE QUARTET
Karen Sinn, Pianist, Keith Carlson, Paul Harn-
mer, Jim Waddell, Ron Howell.
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bert, director. ROW TWO: Sue Fecken, Bill Taylor, Dave Adams, Gene Dyar, Shirley Littlejohn.
BRASS-QEXT ET
Mr. Olsen, director, Paul Hammer, Claudia
Neahring, Rich Logan. ROW TWO: Dave
Adams, Wayne Groth, Rick Perkins.
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ALPHA E PQILON SIGMA
Jerry O'Ma1ley, Ann Holmes, David Blakeslee, Advisorg Sharon Kimple, Danny Thornton, John
Cedraitis.
THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER
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"You, my friend, are a typical
DRUNK."
"Come on Daddy, tell me another bedtime story."
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OFFICERS
President - -David Batzka
Vice -President - -Lindy Ericks on
Secretary-Treasurer - -John Gedratis
Focus, a newly organized menfoer of the college community of activities, proposes to
fill religious doubt with provocative and critical discussion. Focus has added much to
activity of the college. Gne of the outstanding activities centers around the Friendship
House in Peoria. Every Saturday morning Eureka College students go to Peoria to assist
the Friendship House in providing wholesome activity for under -privileged children.
Members of Focus discuss Marriage and The Family
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SITTING: J. Alderson, C. Benelisha, P. Noftsker, D. Hensley, V. Rosholt, C. Arends, C. Johnson, J. Penner.
IStandingj SECOND ROW: Advisor--Dr. Miller, C. Fujita, P. Wessel, C. Conibear, E. Griffith, J. Staley, G. Ur-
ban, J. Trump, J. Koppenhoefer, K. Wernsing, J. Nelson, B. Churchill. THIRD ROW: K. Sears, D. Essig, B. Mei,
D. Couden, L. Shupe, M. Brower, M. Ackerman, J. Fulkrod, K. Holiord, Bill Fulk. FOURTH ROW: B. Gaines, G.
Kleinhans, D. Moore, D. Geibel, B. Folkenroth, B. Young, F. Thierer, L. Emerson, R. Icenogle, SD. McMi1Iian,
L. Ulfers.
STUDENT EDUCATION
ASSOCIATION
President- -Dave Geibel
Vice -President- -Bernie Mei
Secretary- -Pat Wessel
Treasurer- -Marjory Brower
Advisor--Dr. Raymond Miller
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Turnbo, J. Lane, W. Groth, G. Urban, J. O'Malley.
J .C. gives help to student with study problems.
With the multiple problems of incoming
students and their adjustment to Col-
lege life, the College has chosen upper
classmen with varied qualifications to
live in the freshman dormitories to
counsel and advise newcomers .
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FOOTBALL
BASKETBALL
Composed of "Red Devils" who have earned a varsity L L PIeSiC1SH1l--BOb G3iT1eS
letter in inter -collegiate
Sports D The Organizatien Vice -PI'eSideHC--Brian YOL1l'1g
operates a concession stand
at athletic events to raise SGCIGIHIY-TISQSUIGI--JEICK Filldley
money for senior and honorary
awards which are presented at AdV1SeI"C0aCh Leo TIHISITS1'
the annual athletic banquet.
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STUDENT COUNCIL
FIRST ROW: S. Hooe, V. Rosholt, J. Cherry, K. Wernsing, S. Annel, J. Shaffer, Adviser--Mr. Beck.
SECOND ROW: L. Larson, M. Brower, D. Brooks, B. Fulk, B. Gaines, G. Urban. THIRD ROW: B. Hal
leck, S. Innes, M. Dawson, R. Kohler, R. Bryant, C. Theena.
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, President- -Bill Fulk
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Secretary--Ann Holmes
Adviser--Mr. Leland Beck
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PRESIDENT'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE
UNITED NATIONS SEMINAR
President Langston
Jack Findlay
Vicki Zanaglia
Gene Dyar
Judy Cherry
Bemie Mei
Dave Adams
Robert Kohler
Judy Degnan
Don Brooks
P of. Thomas--Adviser
Jane Millspaugh
INTRAMURALS
Intramurals is principally an athletic organization which gives to
men students a chance to represent their organization or dormitory
in athletic events . Men from each organization or dormitory,
T .K .E . , A .X .A . , Wood, Gunzenhauser, jones, Old Timersg com-
pete in badminton, ping pong, volleyball, basketball, and softball.
Each team gathers points from wins through the year in competing
for a first place position .
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INTRAMURAL9
Warm up time.
Crowd watches the action.
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Members Pictured--SITTING: Bob Gaines, April Turnbo, Mrs. Doran, Trudi Propeck, Karen Sinn, Ray Cameron.
STANDING: Howard Moser, Rich Landsdown, Lloyd Derby.
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Social News .
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"THE VOICE OF THE CAMPUS"
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. . Rich Landsdown, Managerg Howard Moser
jerry O'Ma11ey, Joe Cirigliano, Don Schaefer
. . .Ron Temple, Lloyd Derby, Dave Adams
. . . Kay Sears, Ray Cameron, Pat Wessel,
Carole Sherman, Lana Larson.
Trudi Propeck, Maryjo Lewman, Amy Flegel
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. .Lonnie Emerson
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dition, is sponsored each year by the
jr. class as a money- making project
for the Jr . -Sr . Prom. Each social or-
ganization provides a booth for fun and
merrymaking, and the Jr. class fills in
with traditional projects such as the
cake walk, the jail, and the burlesque
show. At the all-school dance following
the carnival, the event climaxes with
the crowning of the king and queen.
Campus targets.
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Diane Potter, Carole Sherman--Vice President, Karen Schaffenacker--Secretary, Vicki Za1xag1ia--
President, Judy Tegtrneyer, Dr. Bothwell--Advisor.
Cooperating with President Kennedy's Physical Fitness Program, the girls in
the Women's Recreation Association, provide activities for the women on
campus in the form of athletic events. W .R .A . provides fun in a wholesome
way by inviting the girls to participate in bowling, volleyball, archery, and
other stimulating sports, both indoors and out.
"What do you mean, you don't want to play
games today?"
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SIGMA ZETA
FIRST ROW: M. Klaus, E. Wheeler, S. Hathway, D. Geibel, G. Patterson, J. Zehr. SECOND ROW: Ad-
viser--Mr. Couch, J. Lane, R. Swank, G. Whitehead, W. Groth, R. Ciarcia, K. Cordes.
OFFICERS
President--Fred Gustoff
Vice-President 81 Treasurer--Dave Geibel
Secretary- - Steve I-Iathway
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topics. meeting.
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KOINONIA
FIRST ROW: J. Sheffer, C. Benelisha, L. Derby, N. Reynolds, C. Neahring, K. Carlson, Adviser--Dr. Crow.
SECOND ROW: E. Hombacker, D. Van Hoosen, L. Kuntz, M. Hopkins, H. Htmt, J. Elder. THIRD ROW: D.
Batzka, J. Gay, M. Peachee, J. Byrne, R. Cameron, D. Stone, B. Darnell.
FIRST ROW: Dick Stone, Bruce Darnell, Harold Hunt, Merle Peachee, Keith Carl-
son. SECOND ROW: Mason Hopkins, Adviser--Dr. Crow, Larry Kuntz, Joe Hood.
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Left to Right: H. Moser, H. Noftsker, J. Cherry, T. Moutrey, M. Ramme, D. Couden, Dr. Wilde, L
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nel, R. Geick, D. Stiker, B. Taylor, J. Nicholson, D. McNee1y, K. Schaffe-
nacker, G. Fesler, T. Steinman, C. Corbin, J. O'Ma1ley, D. Revelle, D.
Simeck, D. Blakeslee--Adviser, G. Coulter.
WEUR--broadcasting from the top of D
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sure to the college community and
campus . . . A newly organized body
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SITTING: Holford, McMillan, Zimmerman, Thierer, Albin, Lange, England, Erickson. KNEELING: Manager Fulk
rod, Corbin, Zorn, Findlay, Cox, I-Iershberger, Stevenson, Wilder, Gaines, Leos, Wiley, Manager Cirighano STAND
ING: Coach Traister, Darnell, Wilson, Falkum, Ferris, Heberg, Linck, Swank, Gay, Patterson, Merrill, Withrow,
Asst. Coach Small.
Stevenson on the move
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1963 Season's Record
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13 Rose Poly . .
6 Northwestern .
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KNEELING: Fulkrod, Wilder, McCormick, Aeschleman. STANDING: Asst. Coach Small, Clough, Moutrey,
Thierer, Albin, Icenogle, Coach Traister.
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Rose Poly 45 . . . .68
George Williams 64 . . . .60
1963-62 Shimer 94 . . . .28
Illinois College 58 . . . . 73
U. of Ill. of Chicago 51 . . . . 44
9 Trinity 66 . . . .83
E Rockford 71 . . . .55
Trinity 82 . . . .71
A U. of 111. 61 Chicago 70 . . . .63
9 Northwestern 73 . . . .72
Lakeland 53 . . . .62
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N George Williams 90 . . . . 64
Lincoln 75 . . . .60
Milton 64 . . . .71
Shimer 80 . . . .21
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Lakeland 70 . . . .80
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Asst. Coaches Logsdon
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Manager George Zom
Fred Thierer
Most Valuable
Third Leading Scorer in the Conference
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Ron Aeschleman
Captain of 1962-63 Season
Captain of 1963-64 Season
One of the Top Scorers in the Conference
Ted Moutrey
Most Improved
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SCHEDULE
April 20 --Monmouth Invitational
April 27--Elmhurst Invitational
May 4--Triangular: Ill. College
Culver -Stockton
V Eureka
May 8--Triangular: Ill. Wesylan
Carthege
Eureka
May I I --To be scheduled
May 14--Triangular: Carthege
Culver -Stockton
Eureka
May I7--Conference Meet at Janesville, Wis .
JERRY ZIMMEROF
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TRACK
HAROLD LANGE
Mil e-- 2-Mile
Javelin- -Discus
ANDY ESPOSITO JIM WILSON
Hurdles--220 100--220
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Rick Wuethrich.
Frank McKe1vey 72 Wally Miller
April 16--Elmhurst CTD
April 19--Rockford CTD
April 22-Elmhurst CHD
April 26--Lincoln and Shimer CHD
May 3--Sterling and Shimer CTD
May 6--Lincoln CTD
May 9--U.I.C. , Milton, Elmhurst CTD
May 15--Rockford CTD
May 17--Conference at Janesville
Gary Patteson
' Jim Thompson
Dick Peck 73 Brian Young
CHEERLEADERS
Mary Jo Lewman, Peggy Fullmer, Judy Degnan, Jamie Colford, Georgianne Urban.
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Delta Pi's - - - Chow Down!
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DeFrance, M. Mahany, D. Sendelbach, L. Shupe, R. Geick, C. Folkenroth, N. Pratt, D. Potter, C.
Benelisha.
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house deck . . . Intramurals . . . lived in
jones Hall . . . active in campus activitles
. .. These are the signs of A.I.M.
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DELTA ZETA
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SITTING: P. Wessel, C. Johnson, P. Noftsker, L. Ulfers, J. Cherry, J. Alderson. STANDING1 J. Nelson,
A. Holmes, K. Wernsing, M. Brower, E. Hornbacker, R. Buren, S. Kimple, L. Lamson, J. Koppenhoefer,
I-I. Brown.
PLEDGES
FIRST ROW: E. Dravillas, C. Conibear, J. Thornton. SECOND ROW: P. Full-
mer. L. Craggs, S. Feken.
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President , Leona Ulf-er S AZ's working on house decoration.
Pledge Trainer: Judy Cherry
Rush Chairman: Pam Noftsker
Treasurer: Carol Johnson
Recording Sec.: Jane Alderson
Corresponding Sec. : Pat Wessell
Historian: Eleanor Hornbacker
Social Chairman: Sharon Kimple
DZ's in kitchen getting fat.
Faculty Advisor: Mrs. Steider +e
Homecoming honors inc1ude--Home- i
coming queen, first place housedeck,
second place stunt show, first place
Greek games, and over -all trophy: . . .
Hawaiian Rush Party . . . Spring Formal
at Ivy Club . . . Mistletoe, Music, and
Magic at Winter Formal . . . Babes in
T . . .
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ACTIVE9
SITTING: B. Taylor, J. Findlay, T. Ward, J. Waddell, R. Landsdowne. STANDING: R. Leos, J. Fulkrod,
P. Hammer, B. Fulk, B. Albin, M. Dawson, F. Thierer, J. Cirigliano, B. Gaines, H. Moser, G. Zom.
PLEDGES
SITTING: J. Lane, B. Merrill, B. Stoetzel, A. Esposito, A. Bach. STANDING: T. De-
Stasio, L. Wiley, R. Henson, R. Falkum, R. Swank, S. Heberg, J. Vitale, J. Schwartz,
J. Wilson, G. Dyer, J. Douglas.
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President: Tom Ward
Vice -President: Jack Findley
Corresponding Secretary: Jim Waddle
Treasurer: Harry Noftsker
Faculty Adviser: George Hearne
Second in homecoming stunt show . . .
Piggie Feste . . . house dances . . . ex-
changes . . . Winter Formal . . . Pledge
Dances . . . Founder's Day . . . Spring
Formal . . . The group in purple jackets
. . . Chi's add activities to contribute to
the social life of the Greeks.
DELTA DELTA PI
ACTIVES
SITTING: C. Theena, J. Degnan, V. Rosholt, K. Sinn. STANDING: B. Folkers, B. Churchill, G. Urban,
C. Sherman, V. Zanaglia, S. Armel.
PLEDGES
SITTING: J. Colford, S. Hooe, N. Gallaugher. STANDING: M.
Lewman, J. Houston, S. Argo, J. Tegtmeyer.
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Vice-President: Valerie Rosholt
Secretary: Janet Miller
Treasurer: Christine Theena
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Mabel Bailey
First place homecoming stunt show . . .
second place house decoration . . . house
dances . . . Christmas Serenade . . .
Winter Formal . . . exchanges . . .
Pledge Dance . . . Spring Formal . . .
Powder Puff's of jr. Class Carnival . . .
A few of many contributions to excite
the campus social life.
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TAU KAPPA EPSILON
ACTIVE9
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SITTING: Mr. Thomas, D. Geibel, S. Innes, R. Bryant, Mr. Logsdon. STANDING: M. Ramme, E. Getz,
D. Sergeant, J. Zimmerman, T. Moutrey, B. Young, H. Lange, R. Aeschleman, A. Benedick.
PLEDGES
SITTING: H. Peer, D. Couden, D. Nussbaum, G. Patterson, J. Trendle, R. Cox, F. McKe1vey, J. Pease, W. Miller,
T. Brown. STANDING: D. F erris, R. Hayes, R. Ciarcia, E. DeVore, G. Fesler, R. I-Illock, D. Adams, J. Thomp-
son, W. Hart, J. Kihlstrum, G. Ekstrom.
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President: Steve Innes
Vice -President: Ron Bryant
Secretary: Dave Geibel
Treasurer: Mike Ramme
Historian: Chuck I-Iershberger
Chaplain: Ron Aeschlernan
Sergeant-of-Arms: Brian Young
Pledge Trainer: Al Benedeck
Faculty Advisors: Al Thomas and
Loren Logsdon
"Bold-had TKE's" . . . First in Home-
coming House decoration . . . Winter
Formal . . . Winter Serenade . . . Pledge
Dance . . . Illinois T KE Basketball
Tournment . . . Founder's Day . . . TKE
Ir. Olympics . . . Spring Formal . . .
These are a few of the many TKE
activities.
TAU KAPPA EPSILON
Checker Time . . .
Shower Time . . .
Card playing Time . . .
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
Connie Arends, Vice-Presidentg Jane Millspaugh, Presidentg John Fullcrod, Treasurerg Judy
Degnan, Secretary.
Senior Skip Day . . . Senior Seminar . . . Dumping the
freshmen on country roads . . . Yelling "Air Raid" and
"Button Beanie" . . . Senior gift . . . Graduation exercises
. . . these are all a part of the Senior Year . . .
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BOB ALBIN
Economics 8: Business
JANE ALDERSON
E1emen!:2.ry,Education
CONNIE ARENDS
Elementary Education
RON BRYANT
Social Studies
RAY CAMERON
Religion
JUDY DEGNAN
Natural Science
SENIOR9
LLOYD DERBY
History 8: Government
LONNIE EMERSON
Natural Science
BILL FOLKENROTH
History 6: Government
CELIA FUJ ITA
Elementary Education
BILL FULK
Economics 8: Business
JOHN FULKROD
Natural Science
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DAVE GEIBEL
Education 8: Psychology
JANE GINZ
English
STEVE HATHWAY
Natural Science
KEN HOLFORD
History 6: Government
MASON HOPKINS
Religion
ROGER ICENOGLE
Physical Education
QENIORS
STEVE INNES
Biology
GARY KLEINHANS
Economics Sz Business
BILL KNOERLE
Biology
ROBERT KOHLER
History 8: Government
HAROLD LANGE
Biology
LANA LARSON
Education Sz Psychology
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DAN MQMILLAN
Physical Education
BERNIE MEI
History Sz Government
JANE MILLSPAUGH
English
TED MOUTREY
Natural Science
BOB MYERS
Economics 8: Business
JUDY NELSON
Elementary Education
QENIORS
HARRY NOFTSKER
Economics 8: Business
JUDY PENNER
History 8: Government
LORENA REIBE
Biology
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LEAH SHUPE
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History Sc Government
FRED THIERER
Physical Education
KAY WERNSING
Elementary Education
JERRY ZDAMERMAN
Physical Education
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Fine, Ted. Now, with the ball.
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Practical application of integrated knowledge.
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Lindy Erickson, Vice-Presidentg Ann Holmes, Executive Committeeg Jim Stevenson, Presidentg
Chuck Matthei, Treasurerg Tom Ward, Executive Committeeg Judy Cherry, Secretary.
Junior Carnival . . . Planning the Junior-Senior Prom . . . earning
money . . . declaring majors . . . endless class meetings . . . These
are all a part of your junior year at Eureka College . . .
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Bob Roseann Ed
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Elizabeth Wayne Fred
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Johnson Kew Kim Kimple Krieger
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Matthei Miller Noftsker Ramme
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Sue Kay Jim Jim
Randell Se ars Stevenson T atum
Bill Ron Christine
Taylor Temple Theena
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Trump Turnbo Ulfers Van Hoosen
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Ward Wess el Wilder Young
Break Time!
Chow Time! '
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John Schwartz, Vice-Presidentg Vicki Zanglia, Presidentg Dixie Davis, Treasurerg Georgianne
Urban, Secretary.
"We are finally upperclassmenlu . . . "No, I'm not a freshman!" . .
"I'll study later. I'm only a sophomore!" . . . "I have to join an ac-
tivity!" . . . "Of course, We will earn some money, later!" . . . These
are phrases often heard from members of the sophomore class .
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C iancimino Cirigliano Clark Clough
Dave Dixie Mike Tom
Couden Davis Dawson DeStasio
John Andy Dick Gerry
D0ugl2.S Esposito Ferris Fessler
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Beverly Barb Nancy John
F isher Folkers G allaugher Gedraitis
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Gerber Gibson Grob Guy
Paul Ken George Diane
Hammer Haynes Heerman Hensley
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Norman Bill Ron Manny
Hofmann Hopkins Howell Jerome
John Mary Ann Jane Larry
KihlstrLu'n Klaus Koppenhoefer Kuntz
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Lane Little j ohn Log an McNee1y
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Jeff Georgianne Terry Jim
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Jim Eleanor 4 Jim Vicky
Waddell Wheeler Wilson Zanaglia
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Joe Knoerle, Vice-Presidentg Lynn Craggs, Secretaryg Merle Peachee, President.
Freshman Walk . . . Orientation . . . Flunk Day . . . Eternal Air Raids
. . . Rush . . . Pledging . . . Trying to impress the upperclassmen . .
the experience of being a college student at last --This is the life of a
freshman.
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Jack Be aty
Lewis Betts
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Terry Browne
Dan Berger
Dave Adams
FREQHMEN
Mike Alexander
Rob Annable
Skip Beyea
Bob Bohn
Larry Bricker
Gary Burton
Rick Ciarci
Jamie Colford
FRESHMEN
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Cece Conibear
Jim Copley
Roger Cox
Bruce Darnell
Roy Davis
Becky DeFrance
Jane Dworkin
Gene Dyar
Craig Ekstrom
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Becky Craggs
Dirk Dahlman
Tom DeBo1t
Eric DeVore
Estelle Dravillas
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Mike Fisher
Amy Flegel
Connie Folkenroth
John Gay
Steve Gerdes
Tom Gibson
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Bob Falkmn
Sue Feken
Terry Flannagan
Lorenzo Forbes
FRESHMEN
Peggy Fullmer
Steve Girdler
Glenn Glas
Ella Grady
FRESHMEN
Harold Hahn
Bob Hallock
Carol Harrold
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Ralph Henson
John Heiken
Bob Hopper
J an Huston
Eric Jensen
Walt Hart
Ron Hayes
Stu Heberg
Bill Highline
Bob Hofer
Sharon Hooe
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Dave Kirtley
Joe Knoerle
Linda Lowe
Danny McCormick
Carl McGhee
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Eugenia Johnston
Joan King
Beth Lange
Mary Jo Lewman
Charles Lippincott
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Frank McKe1vey
Norman Mendell
FRESHMEN
Bob Merrill
Pat Michaels
Paul Michelson
Lloyd Murphy
Jim Nicholson
Duane Nussbaum
Merle Peachee
Judson Pease
Hal Peer
Wally Miller
Barbara Millspaugh
Mike Modjtahedi
Kenneth Oe dewaldt
Gary Patterson
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Randy Reed
Tom Reeves
Terry Smith
Tom Steinman
Bob St oetzel
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Ray Perkins
Diane Potter
Neena Pratt
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Sandy Schuld
Dana Sendlebach
John Streit
Bob Swank
Judy Tegtmeyer
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Jim Thompson
Judy Thornton
Jim Wallace
Gordon Whitehead
Dave Withrow
Rick Wuethrich
Charles Thorp
Keith Torgeson
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DON B. PIOLETTI
OUR SPONSORS
ILLINI MOTOR COURT
BEN C. LEIKEN
MELVIN I. GLICK, M.D
RIVINIUS, INC.
WITTMER'S APPLIANCES
SHERMAN'S BARBER SHOP
H. J. WIRTH, D.D.S
EUREKA REALTY COMPANY
Carl Johann
8K Congratulations Class of I963
Sporting Goods ROANOKE VARIETY
325 Fulton Peoria
"Stop in and See"
Paul
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Roanoke I I Iinois
KING INSURANCE SERVICE
Eureka IIIinois
Dick King
STOP 8g SHOP
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Fannie May Candies
st Edge of Eureka--U.S. 24-J
Greeting Cards
Milk Glass
Arabesque Jewelry
Handkerchiefs 8. Linens
PIFER HARDWARE
Eureka, Illinois
JOHN KELLER 8. SON
Ready-Mixed Concrete
Washed Sand and Gravel
Road Gravel
"Manufacturers of Concrete Products"
Phone 250 Eureka, Ill .
Compliments of
JET FLAME GAS
Division of Northern Propane Gas Company
Phone 35 Eureka, lll .
EUREKA GREENHOUSE 8. FLOWER SHOP
"Flowers for Every Occasion"
Members of Teleflora
Phone 252 Eureka, lll .
BERTRAM'S SHELL SERVICE
Eureka, Illinois
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Complete Auto Service
U .S . 24 at Myers Street Phone 74
Eureka, IIIinois
Congratulations Class of I963
HARPER 81 SAUDER, inc.
Phone 32 Eureka , IIIinois
HERBST CO.
Hardware --Fu rnitu re --App I ianc es
Carpeting--Draperies
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Washington, Illinois
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Shop and Save
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Eureka, Illinois
"The Beauty of Our Business Is FIowers"
Member of Teleflora EUREKA BARBER SHOP
WASHINGTON GREEN HOUSE
Rex R. and Norma M. Martin--Props.
Highway 24 East Washington, III .
Phone 283-341 I
"FIat Flat Tops"
2 Barbers--Don and Lyle
Phone 702 Eureka
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FRANK'S BARBER SHOP
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All Students Welcome
Groceries and Meats
"l Need Your Head in My Business."
Open 7 A.M. To 9 P.M. Mon.-Sat
8 A.M. I'o 6 P.M. Sun.
Frank Hickman
Eureka
WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE
"The Family Store"
AuIo Acces., Bicycles, Toys, and Nofions
Phone 550 Eureka, Ill .
Perer Provenzano--Owner
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Abraham Lincoln was prophetic on many issues facing us today.
Nowhere more than when he said: "In all that the people can
individually do for themselves, government ought not to interfere."
CENTRAL ILLINOIS LIGHT COMPANY
EUREKA COLLEGE
Builds Your Education
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J. B. SNYDER 8K SON
Build Your Home
Leading Hardware--Lumber--Bui lding Materials
Plumbing 8m Heating
Phone l82 Eureka, Illinois
"Make One Stop ancl Get All"
J Si J CLEANERS
"Across from Cemetery on Rt. il7"
We Clean Better Than the Best
Free Pick up and Delivery
Phone 483 Eureka, I II
PFAFFMANN BROS.
Fine Furniture
Upholstering and Cabinet Work
512-514 Spring Street
Peoria, Illinois
EUREKA FARMER'S CO-OP.
Association Dealers in
Grain, Feeds, and Fence
Phone 46 Eureka, III
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visual glimpse of the many memories which will forever
burn. It illustrates a perspective of the past which We as
students hold sacred . By this we have presented the PRISM
for 1963 . .
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