University of Illinois - Illio Yearbook (Urbana Champaign, IL)
- Class of 1950
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Since a total of 20,000 students in full-time residence on this campus approaches a saturation point, it is clear that further expansion can take place only through major additions to the physical plant or through the establishment of a permanent branch. Such a branch, if es- tablished, would undoubtedly be in Chicago. The professional colleges of the University of Chicago enroll over 1,500 stu- dents in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, nursing and the graduate curriculum. In cooperation with the Cook County School of Nursing, the University for the first time in its history is offering a full curriculum in nursing education. The registration at the Chicago Undergraduate Division CNavy Pierj is nearly 4,0003 while this may not be regarded as a permanent installation, it is clearly to be one of long standing. It meets a steady demand for public collegiate in- struction in the Chicago area. Nevertheless, bigness, branching and comprehensiveness are not the source of distinction in the University. IVhat we are especially proud of-and we believe that all alumni will share this view-is the steady enrichment of instruc- tion, research and public service. Through extraordinary leadership in the Board of Trustees, backed by generous support in the General Assembly and the State Administration, we have been able to secure clusters of promising teachers and scholars. A new team is being formed and its productivity along a Wide cultural front is already evident. Students coming to the University of Illinois in almost any major Held will discover opportunities for learning and professional growth that traditionally have been restricted to only a few of our oldest American universities. Younger than most state universities, the University of Illinois nevertheless cannot be regarded as immature. The foundations are being laid now for a full fruition of its educational growth and achievement by the end of its first cen- tury in the late 1960's. May you all be on hand to celebrate that occasion! As we contemplate the race between education and catastrophe, time is run- ning short. If nations are to learn to live together in peace, the learning must come soon. Perhaps the chief hope is not in foreign oflices but in the great cen- ters of learning. Geoxge D. Stoddard Preiidull The Board n A TATE , 'Q 2152 Q 44 Q W 4:-..,,. N O ,O i S v riwi Q . .1 14 'iii 7- L f is X -. ...S 5 C 4 9. l U-li fr Z?-li fi., ll, ln , mtl KN I N QZQ QPX- 'qi :'A i ,K 1 . qs Q 'W 'r A ,Q-5-n 1, X .7 - - X Q? C- 25TH 195 Xllf.NlBlfRS ICX OFFICIO Adlnii lf. Stevenson. govcriiur uf Illinois .... Springlicld Vernon I.. Niclccll. superintendent of public instruction .,... Springfield X r ri l, Niilsull, Jffjfunlfwlilirll nj ffnfllli mi!fl1fI1fn1 Adl.ii E, Stuunwn iw: mm uf Illirmii r XX .Xl I ifigliln, Rnlwil Z, Hnl-:ni.m M1s.Dfrr1sl.. llult -lulm R, Fmnul Dr. Knr1A. Mcycr 7.51 w Q3 I Q18 V K ' i Y Fix - n.uua i J of Trustees - 'x . X Y OF I o 41 I f 'io A-Lb I f ffff xs F' 5 xlkxx 'T ...VT QC? H5 in -2 'Jr' '7:' yi Off S.-. D71 -. E221 '-'ZZ -Jn! UQm -- ,,,., N3 ... Z5 D- '47 W9 2,5- Dx N :fx QQ, I-TPC! CVC? Ls! SE. um 'o -1 hh, QTERE9 x ly s x3XxxxsSS's' :' In I sf fi 'Il E' Q. 9' xv' HI ff 00' I Vvxx F V I f A 4, S 4oP'f '-'Scf,M, 'io Q. 9 5 1-1 8,..., 5'P 6 I 1 I X I 'I 4 i 'S' oo 5 x X .5 ELECTED NIENIBURS Mrs. Doris S. Holt ...A Park Livingston ..... . XYirt Herrick . . .... . . Mrs. Frances B. IVatIcins. . , . Kenney E. Wrlllanmson, prexidenl of the Board of Trmtvef Irvin L. Iorter, fl'FL'l.YIlI'C'I' ....... . Lloyd Morey, L'0l1lIl7fI'0HL'l' ...... . IYnIter XY. McLaughlin ........ . Dr. Karl A. Meyer ......,. .... john R. Fornof ........ .... Robert Z. Iflickman ,..... I. U. I. U. f .- QUmQ- ,4Qr.ff-10 :.5::.' n:.fDFrET 0150100950 5-3-Qmgiimiiwv fI2::fr3,.,3r13::-,UE VFD-4..,mf-xv'-xuv x I H 'on E. Cunninglmnl Q I rt Herrick Park Livingston Frances Wlatkins Irvin L. Porter Lloyd Momuy ! K r .29 4 fi 9 a I 'I Q i I I I I The University of Illinois The administration of a great modern university is complex. The University itself is complex, necessarily so because of the many different types of things it must do. The work of a great university like Illinois not only involves teaching, it includes also a tremendous program of research, and it provides many special services for citizens. Illinois was one of those institutions established nearly a century ago under the then new idea that higher education should be avail- able to all, not only to a favored few. This idea has proved sound. The University has grown constantly, not only in size, but even more in concept and activities, as it has moved forward to meet new needs-and demands-of the people. XYhen the University opened in 1868, the kind of institution it is today was not dreamed of. Higher education did not extend into the many fields it does today. There were nowhere such laboratories and institutes as we now find on the campus. There was no concept of the many ways in which the citizens of Illinois might be served as they now are. 1 ir n ! 1 I ir, ind illrtrlffr nl milflnlt of wrffrflfffllnrlffirzi ftitimliq Dr. J. Howard Beard, bean! of deparl- 1 1 fl!! lf: v XV. Ellison fhalmers. .ntmu .Initial ffl tin' nnlffnlu ff! fulmr ,mil nlifnifrlnl reliumrzr g Ig ,,,, Administrative iiicials ,H '-f,Y'US2f A' X W Illinois has become a leader not only in its teaching and research, . but also in carrying its knowledge-old and new-beyond the classroom. Its research findings broaden the boundaries of knowl- edge. This new knowledge is taken to the citizens through confer- ences, extension activities, off-campus classes, publications, radio, and Coleman R' GMM, F l, IW other means. The President of the University is assistediin the administrative Lloyd Morey. fb-v1Pff'0lfw'fff ffm NV1f1'l'lfflJ' duties necessary to this institution by many people. Among them are the Provost, the Vice President in charge of the Chicago Pro- as fessional Colleges, the Dean of the Chicago Undergraduate division, and the deans and directors who head the various teaching, research, and service units on all the campuses. Also there are the persons who must be responsible for the finances, for buildings, and for equipment, the Comptroller, Director of the Physical Plant, and others. To look after the welfare of students outside the classroom- housing, health, activities, employment, and the like-is another group of administrators, the Dean of Students and his staff. S. Earl Thompson, direrlorpof rwidenre 1:4111 and bowing diiiiriofzg Charles S. Havens, dilerfur of pliyfim! pliiulp Francis G. Cornell, di:-error of flu' bureau of ferearrb and Jerwfe lk? 1 I.: .1 -1 Q-r N 5 Uv. -1. X X Lumx BANC, .l1r..zm H1 lv1m.1n ,fy U,,mfw.u Lm.l ffn-fm., rk u.1ul',' Clurles M. Knicl, .lftiuq 41'irLr10r' uf lmiiinlu of garerzlmenr mm' pnlfln .1ff.1iyw,- james T. Lrndrum. Lf-ff',l111.1.'ffr' fr vrmzll iwfml wnu ..,,..,j-,nx'ft'.A f -ri' 'Ea- , - wF.?il'1 'Mk' Q, ,gg-,itv H-119' ' ' x.. R .hurt Hudwm Jmalm fy l'unLr. -'Jw l,rH.1.1'..11l1r14 University of Illinoi mum I., Ruuklmmur. Jlvufffr ff! Illnu l'r1if1r1,' H.xr-wld S, D.mmn, Jmkzffr ff! lvllnumzll 1mv'L.111,' Lcslle A. Bryan, Jirurlfu uf fllllfllili nf nflalfurl -an l'.r - .. .--.-.. W0- Charles C. DeLong, b1n',rf1r'.' George P. Tuttle, dirvrfw- of .1Jn1i,fJior1.r mid rfff,y,lJg Edward F. Poltho!T, djrarlor af ir1,flfllztfo11.11 nusnrcb Administrativ Officials Mus Irene Pncnon. ,fwi41Jir'm'fm- ffl llllm L'u1ffu Donald E. Dickason, diY't'L'lUI' of 11w1.1fu.Ief111f pw.-ur1r1vl,- Josef F. Wfrlght, diverlm' of 17115115 ir1fm1r1.1fiw1,' Wfilliam E. Britton, Itgal folmysl at' 653' rs Herbert H. Numan, pvefitlrrzi . ,WJ .fir Jfgffir . Lfef john H. Armstrong, rica prfrident XVnlIi.im ll. Butterfield, nmmwrr james University of Illinois Foundation Established in 1935. the University of Illinois Foundation is a non-profit corporation organized under the laws of Illinois. Its chief function is to en- courage gifts, from both individuals and corporations, for the purpose of assisting the general educational and research program of the University. One phase of this activity is the Illini Achievement fund. organized in December, 19-18, as a permanent annual-gift program in the interests of the University. In 19-19 the Achievement fund set a new record among Big Ten schools, and among all midwestern state universities, for the number of gifts to such a program during its first year. The roll of contributors included the names of 5,071 Illini and other friends of the University of Illinois, and mem- bers of the class of 19-19, who contributed 55800 as a senior class gift toward the development of a recreational area for students and faculty members. Another function of the Foundation is the development of patents as- signed to it by the University. Acting in this capacity, the Foundation has acquired patent rights on several inventions, notably a smokeless furnace and an ammoniated dentifrice that helps to combat tooth decay. The Foundation has a membership of one hundred persons, most of whom are alumni of the University. The present Board of Directors, consisting of nine members, is made up of H. B. Alegran, president of the Foundation, Ilarvard, Illinois, john H. Armstrong, vice president, Champaign, President George D. Stoddard of the University of Illinois, Urbana, Kenney IQ. Wil- liamson, Peoria, Fred H. Iibersold, Chicago, Albert Penn, Goshen, Indiana, George T. Donoghue, Chicago, Amos H. Watts, Chicago, and Harry F. Clair. Chicago. Cnlx 111, ii 1 wfiuy Lloyd Morey, lr'1'r1,rrH'cr t Charles E- BOWEN, fffflfffw diffffgl' James C. Colvin, editor of lbE Iflnmir ,-llzmzzzi Nun F H Ebef 016 P 'J f The University of Illinois Alumni Association The Alumni Association begins where student days end. It is the bond between alumni and their Alma Mater. As host for the University, the Alumni Association maintains a reception room in the Illini Union Building where alumni are always welcome and may find personalized service. For the use of all Illini, there is a Chicago Center at the LaSalle Hotel. The center consists of a lounge, Chicago headquarters for both the Association and the University Placement Bureau, and other University oflices. The Alzzvmzi News, the Association's monthly magazine, goes to more than 60,000 Illini scattered over the world, informing them of campus events and providing news of their classmates and friends. Aside from maintaining biographical records and addresses for more than 80,000 alumni, it assists Illini throughout the country in organizing Illini clubs and in promoting entertaining and constructive programs. The Association works with the University's Placement Bureau, assisted in its establishment for the benefit of Illini employers and employees alike. By having student representatives on the Board of Directors, it fosters better student-alumni relations and cooperates in sponsoring Homecoming, Founders Day, Class Reunions, and other occasions for the benefit of alumni returning to the campus. The Alumni Association works unceasingly to advance and promote the growth and progress of the University. if Ta' uf, W-.ts ,aw l,-lnard E, Nmttord, ,lt.:u ff! rmwg lNIlri,un A. blielden, .lbw of nwnl II x n i i I I I , sibility for students living in the academic coin- 'lihe L'nix'ersity of Illinois recognizes its respon- llllllllfj' and attempts to provide the niost favorable i .4 , 'X-N .J A Tx. ., . r., - -Z 1 -n-4 Q lv 'Cn ., ! 1'. .H 'w a V4-f ig, ., .f,, , , ,, 7 FJ.. .Y iI 'A K conditions for them. Under Dean of Students, 2 -U , - . . .. . . if iff? ll red ll. lurner, who is the unifying and coordi- ll nnting otlicinl. are Associate Dean Harold S. Daw- g-- son, Director of Placement, and Assistant Dean A Arthur llqnnilton, in charge of foreign students. -az. if 1 9 ,ff Pied H, luintr. tl1.lr.uf! irntltrfxi s ff ,lsnies Hgrnpn-n. .zitlimfzr Jilin ff! ilntftul i1tliz'f!lrv,' Cul M, Culp, .rvwmzfll iltnm H! Ir.1!trf1ll1ti,' Hitlmld E, Hulet, .iimmlzl ilhm ff! Illzlcfltlljtllf rmu .gaunn-u- h 1,55 K 2 .sl . 1 Dean Turner .acting as student counselor Since Miriam Shelden, dean of xvomen, has been on active duty in the United States Navy through most of 19-+9 and 1950, Miss Agnes Tand- berg, ordinarily assistant dean for freshman xvomen, has served as acting dean of women. Dean Shelden's other assistants are: Mrs. Florence Inghram, residence hall counselorg Miss Helen Andrevvs, adviser to inde- pendent women and the lYomen's Group systemg and Miss jane Klein. adviser to sorority women and Panhellenic council. The staff of the dean of men Edward E. Stalford includes: Mr. Gerald VV. Peck, director of student employment and assistant director of place- mentg Mr. V. Hampton, in charge of student organization iinancesg Mr. Carl M. Grip, adviser to fraternities, and Mr. Richard IQ. Hulet, ad- viser to independent men. Helen R. Andrews, affiflanl dean nl 111dt'pnm't'f1l llllllltllf Agnes G. 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A A X X , fl, A X XX 7 X Lrf W 5 QS X K I X2 XJ -J Dean Henry Rusk For the past four decades. Dean llenry P. Rusk has been a member of the Cniversity of Illinois College of Agriculture faculty. Dean Rusk started as an assistant in animal husbandry in 1910, and, after twelve years, advanced to the directorship of the Department of Animal llusbandry. In 1939 he became Dean of the College of Agriculture and Di- rector of the Agricultural lflxperimental Station of the llxtension Service in Agriculture and Home lfconomics. Although he was born on a farm near Rantoul, lllinois. Dean Rusk spent most of his early years on 32 allege of a farm in northern Indiana. There practical farm problems were paramount. In 1908 he received his 13.5. degree in agriculture from the University of Alissouri and in 1911 received his AIS. from the same institution. lle was a member of the staff at the Cniversity of Xlissouri and of the Purdue Uni- versity lfxperimental Station the following years before ioining the statf on the Illinois Campus. In 19-19 Purdue Cniversity bestowed on him the hon- orary degree of Doctor of Science. Dean Rusk is widely known for his unusual knowledge in matters concerning agriculture. He is a member of the Agricultural board of the Na- tional Research council. During 19-19 Dean Rusk completed an assignment as chairman of the Agri- culture Task Force of the Commission on Organiza- tion of the lfxecutivc Branches of the Government and as a member of several important state and na- tional committees dealing with different phases of agriculture. including the National Research coun- cil. The College of Agriculture administered by Dean Rusk is a direct outgrowth of the Morrill act of 1862. The legislation became popularly known as the land-grant college act, since it provided federal support for state educational institutions in the form of income from public lands made avail- able to each state. There are 69 land-grant institu- tions in the Cnited States today, and they provide training for approximately one-fourth of the stu- dents enrolled in four year colleges and universities. These land-grant colleges, with their associated experiment stations and extension services, have pioneered in a type of education based on scientific research into the problems of fundamental human needs. llstablished to develop the most practical of all human effort-the production of the primary necessities of life-agricultural colleges have helped to demonstrate that culture may be a by-product of sound educational processes regardless of sub- ject matter. The colleges of agriculture arrived on the scene after laboratory methods had been introduced to American educators, but it was through the avenue of agriculture and the efforts of Professor Benjamin griculture Stillman of Yale University that these methods gained entry into American colleges. A unique feature of the American scheme of agricultural education is the attempt to maintain close integration of agricultural education, research, and extension all along the line from the United States Department of Agriculture to the smallest 4-H Club in the most isolated rural community. This attempt is made through the Extension Serigice in Agriculture and Home Economics. The contri- butions of the colleges of agriculture and associated agencies early won the acceptance and support of the farmers. lndustry and commerce soon recog- nized that they also benefited from the the contri- butions which these institutions are making to our national economy. The aim of the agricultural col- leges in the classrooms, in the research laboratories, and on the farms of the state, has been to improve farming and farm family living. Mumford Hall 1 . ollege of ommerce and Business Dean Howard Bowen Howard R. Bowen, Dean of the College of Commerce and Business Administration, came to the University of Illinois in 19-17. A native of the state of XVashington, he received his B.A. and .Xl.A. degrees at the State College of Wlashington. The Doctor of Philosophy was conferred on him by the State University of Iowa, where he was a member of the economics faculty from 1933 until 1942. llc has studied in lingland at the London School of IBCOYIUIIIICS and also at Cambridge Uni- versity as a Post-Doctoral fellow of the Social Science Research Council. 34 In 19-+2 he left Iowa to become Chief of the Business Structure Unit in the Department of Commerce, IYashington, D.C., and later he served as Chief Ifconomist for the joint Congressional Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation. As a tax expert he was asked to become a member of the Shoup Xlission to japan in the summer of 1949 and spent two months in that country studying the tax situation. Immediately preceding his appointment as Dean of the College of Commerce and Business Adminis- tration at the University of Illinois, he was an econ- omist with the Irving Trust Company of New York City. Dean Bowen is the author of numerous articles on economic and financial subjects which have appeared in business and professional journals and of a book entitled Tofward Social Economy. Ilis fields of specialization lie in finance and busi- ness fiuctuations. Ile is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, the Ameri- can Iiconomic Association, the National Tax Asso- ciation, the Royal Economic Society, and other professional societies. A student who has completed the first two years of general requirements in the College of Com- merce has an opportunity to select from a variety of fields for his specialized work of the final two years. He may specialize in accountancy, banking and finance, commerce and law, commercial teach- ing, economics, industrial administration, manage- ment, marketing, or public affairs. In addition to its undergraduate program, the College of Commerce has two further functions, research and service to business. The Bureau of Ifconomic and Business Research serves the first of these functions, conducting research in marketing, banking and private finance, public finance, taxa- tion, insurance, governmental accounting, and re- lated fields. Results of this research are published in a series of bulletins and also may be reported in the two publications of the Bureau-a quarterly magazine, CIl7'7'67If Economic Commevzt, and the monthly, Illinois Bllsivzess Refviefw. Administration The Business Management Service was estab- lished in january of 1948 and is engaged in provid- ing educational and technical service to the busi- ness community of Illinois. Such service may be in the form of consultations, conferences, bulletins. and extension classes. Staff members are equipped to deal with problems of wholesale and retail mer- chandising, industrial management, accountancy, and personnel. Through its close association with actual managerial problems confronting small busi- nesses in Illinois, the Business Management Service forms a link between the College and Illinois busi- ness concerns. The College of Commerce, with the fourth largest enrollment of the numerous colleges of the University of Illinois, has organized a Commerce Council in which the various student clubs are represented and through which such groups may coordinate their activities. David Kinley Hall 3.10 N43 r 1, 54 'Q it .Q 1' - uf, V Ji ,Jig-.14 Dean XY'illard Spalding XYillard B. Spalding. Dean of the College of liducation since 1947, is a native of Massachusetts and received his education in New lingland. As an undergraduate he attended Wesleyan University at Middletown. Connecticut. and Boston Univer- sity where he received the l3achelor's degree. He holds the Xlaster's degree in education from the University of New Hampshire, and Harvard Uni- versity awarded him the Doctor of lfiLlllCHfl0I1 in 1942. The honorary degree of LL.lJ. has been conferred on him by Pacific University. Dean Spalding has had experience in public school administration as high school principal in 36 allege of several Xlassachusetts cities. and as superintendent of schools in Belmont, Massachusetts. Passaic, New Jersey. and Portland. Oregon. He held the latter position for three years before coming to the Uni- versity of Illinois as Dean of the College of Educa- tion. He has taken an active part in the national and state educational program. He has served on the steering committee of the Illinois Secondary School Curriculum program. and in 1949 was a member of Governor Stevensonls advisory commission on school aid. The author of numerous articles in the educa- tional held. Dean Spalding is also co-author of a textbook entitled .fllvoliol and Public .41ft1i1's. The book is the outgrowth of a course which he organ- ized in Portland to prepare teachers in the presen- tation of problems concerning the use of alcohol. The College of liducation prepares students for careers in teaching. special educational services, and school administration. lts courses deal with the social. psychological, and philosophical foundations of education, educational guidance and other spe- cial services, educational research and evaluation, educational administration, elementary school prob- lems and techniques, secondary school problems and techniques, and the education of exceptional children. Special undergraduate programs are offered by the College in industrial education, agricultural ed- ucation, home economics education, and education of the deaf and hard of hearing and of the mentally handicapped. Students preparing for other teach- ing fields take certain basic courses in education, and the remainder of their work is taken in two or three restricted fields of concentration in other colleges and schools of the University under the Council on Teacher Education. These courses of study are supplemented by practice in teaching un- der special supervisors in school systems cooperat- ing with the College of Education. The Univer- sity High School, which serves as a laboratory for this College. affords opportunities for experimenta- tion under controlled conditions. Education The Bureau of Research and Service, estab- lished in 1918, is operated as a department of the College of Education. Research is carried on by members of the staff and also by graduate students who are preparing theses for advanced degrees. It is the purpose of this Bureau to conduct original investigations in the field of education, to summar- ize and bring to the attention of school people the results of research done elsewhere, and to be'of service to the schools of Illinois. For the benefit of Illinois educators and lay citizens interested in school problems, the College of Education arranges a number of conferences during the year, both on campus and throughout the state, at which there is opportunity for the exchange of ideas by teachers, administrators, school board members, and frequently students and parents. Gregory Hall ri. 'NQN f !. It . Dean XYilln.im Everitt Dean of the College of Engineering is XY. L. lfveritt. His immediate predecessor, M. L. Enger, reached the retirement age last year after more than four decades of service to the University. Dean lfnger's contributions to engineering in the fields of mechanics and hydraulics and education were recog- nized last May by his colleagues, students, and other friends at a public presentation of his por- trait to the College of Engineering. Dean Everitt came to the University of Illinois as head of the department of electrical engineering six years ago, with a nation-wide reputation as a teacher, research scientist, and administrator. A native of the state of Maryland, he holds his degrees 38 allege of from Cornell, University of Michigan, and Ohio State University, where he was associate professor from 1929 to 1934 and full professor for ten years before coming to Illinois. For varied maior war services. he received the Exceptionally Meritorious Civilian Award. I-Ie is a past president of the Insti- tute of Radio Engineers, a fellow and director of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, and is prominent in many other professional organiza- tions. Author of standard textbooks on communi- cation engineering, he is also editor of the Electrical EIIQTIICLJITIIQ Series issued periodically by one of the nation's largest technical publishing houses. The College of Engineering was at Hrst the Polytechnic Division of the Illinois Industrial Insti- tute. Organized in 1870, the Division offered four courses of study -mechanical science and art, civil engineering, architecture and fine arts, and mining engineering and metallurgy. During the decade that began in 1889 many new departments were established-physics, theo- retical and applied mechanics, electrical engineer- ing, architectural engineering, and municipal and sanitary engineering. Ceramic engineering was transferred to the College of Engineering in 1915 after ten years as a division of the College of Science. The cur- riculum in engineering physics was offered in 1917, the general engineering curriculum in 1923. In 1925 most of the courses in the municipal and sani- tary engineering department were transferred to civil engineering. In 1931, architecture was trans- ferred to the new College of Fine and Applied Arts. Two years later the department of agricul- tural engineering was set up. The youngest depart- ment is aeronautical engineering, founded in 1944. The first University graduating class included six engineers. Today more than three thousand men and women are seeking undergraduate engin- eering degrees on the Urbana campus. The new mechanical engineering and electrical engineering buildings went into service in 1949, the new chemical engineering building, this year. The College has always stressed extra-curricular activities. A dozen student professional societies Engineering are active, most of them atliliated with national professional organizations. There are also eight honor fraternities, a majority of them national, or- ganized primarily to recognize and promote schol- arship. Important extra-curricular roles are played by the Engineering Council, The Illinois Tecbvlognipb, St. Pat's Ball, and the newly established lingineer- ing Convocation at which outstanding teachers' in the College are publicly recognized. Tied in with teaching is much of the research carried on through the Engineering Iixperiment Station. oldest of its kind in the country. This ex- perimental station is +7 years old. lt has published nearly +00 bulletins, 60 circulars, and 50 reprints. Projects that are now under way total more than 50. a high percentage of the funds being provided by cooperating agencies. Civil Engineering Hall ,viii Dean Rt X11 'rd New tomb Rexford Newcomb is Dean of the College of Ifine and Applied Arts, Director of the Bureau of Community Planning. and Chairman of the Small Ilomes Council. Dean Newcomb received his formal training at the Liniversities of Kansas, Illi- nois, and Southern California. This training was sup- plemented by travel and research in lfuropc, thc Near lfast, and the Orient. llefore ioining the Illinois faculty, Dean New- comb served for live years as Director of the De- partment of Ifine and Applied Arts at I,ong Beach Polytechnic School and for four years as Director of Adult lfducation and Principal of the Long Ileach lfvening Iligh School. Following his Cali- 40 ollege of Fine and fornia experience, Dean Newcomb went to the Agricultural and Klechanical College of Texas where he served as Professor of Architecture and College architect. Ile came to Illinois in 1918. The Dean is a fellow of the American Institute of Architects, past president of the Institute's Cen- tral Illinois Chapter, and past president of the American Society of Architectural Historians. He was a member of the Illinois State Planning Com- mission under Governors Horner and Green. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Phi Kappa Phi. and various other honorary and pro- fessional societies. Dean Newcomb has written and lectured widely in the field of the line arts. He is the author of seventeen volumes and of several hun- dred magazine articles in this field. For ten years he was editor of the IIYL'5l'L91'lI .J1't'Iiitecr, and for twenty-live years he has served as a technical con- sultant in various connections. The Fine Arts were early recognized at the University of Illinois. Doctor john Xlilton Greg- ory, president of the University, made provision for instruction in drawing and music in his lirst curricular proposals and soon employed instructors in these fields. The resulting course offerings in time made possible curricula in art, architecture, and music. To these, in 1907, a curriculum in land- scape architecture was added. In 1931 the depart- ments administering these curricula were organized as the College of Fine and Applied Arts with Rex- ford Newcomb as the first dean. In 1934 the Bu- reau of Community Planning, offering extension service in city planning, was established. More re- cently a course in occupational therapy has been included. This year the college enrolled a peak load of 1,389 professional students with several hundred others coming from other colleges of the Univer- sity for one or more courses in the Fine Arts. XYhile the instruction of the College is scattered in some eleven campus buildings, its departmental head- quarters are housed in the Architecture Building, Nlumford Hall, and Smith Memorial Hall where excellent studios, drafting rooms, and musical Applied Arts equipment, together with well-appointed libraries in art, architecture. landscape architecture, and music. are located. The School of Music, headed by Director john Kuypers, offers an extensive activity program in- cluding three orchestra groups: the University Orchestra, consisting of about eighty student and faculty members, the Sinfonietta, composed of faculty and selected student musicians, and the Re- pertory Orchestra, of approximately forty players. In addition, there are several choral organizations under the direction of the music faculty. Mem- bership in many of these groups is open to residents of the community as well as to all Students and members of the faculty and staff of the University. In addition to its varied instructional program. the College offers annually many free lectures, con- certs, and recitals, as well as a constantly changing series of art exhibits. The College, cooperating with other university departments, sponsors during the month of March an Annual Festival of Con- temporary Arts. All students in the University may participate in the musical organizations and extra- curricular events fostered by the College. Architecture Building Dean Louis Ridenour Administration of the affairs of the Graduate College is at present in the hands of Dean Louis N. Ridenour and his assistants. Dean Ridenour came to Illinois in 19-17 from the University of Pennsylvania, where he had been a professor of physics. llc did his undergraduate work at the University of Chicago, where he was a member of Phi Beta Kappa and editor of The Daily .lIm'ow1, and he obtained the Doctor of Philosophy degree at California Institute of Technology. His career in teaching and research has been carried on at the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton Univer- sity, and the University of Pennsylvania. During the war years Dean Ridenour was a staff member 42 Graduate and Assistant Director of the Radiation Laboratory at Alassachusetts Institute of Technology, where much of the relatively recent research and devel- opment work on radar was conducted. He served overseas as a radar advisor to the United States Stra- tegic Air Forces in Europe, and was decorated with the Bronze Star and the President's Xledal for Xlerit. A twenty-seven volume series of books making available to government and industry the progress resulting from wartime work on radar at the Radiation Laboratory was edited by Dean Ridenour. Dean Ridenourls assistants in the graduate oflice are Assistant Dean R. Smiley, of the French De- partment, Helen Nl. Hay, Assistant to the Dean, and Fmily Simmons, Assistant Dean of Graduate Students. The Graduate College is in charge of all post- haccalaureate educational activities of the Univer- sity. except for the professional work in Law and Medicine. lts enrollment has steadily climbed over the years, and has risen farther and faster after the end of World War ll than have the enrollments in other colleges of the University. In the fall of 19-19, more than 3300 students were enrolled in the Grad- uate College, an increase of 16 per cent over the fall of 1948, of 38 per cent over the fall of 19-17, and of 210 per cent over the fall of 19-11, the last 'cnormaln pre-war semester. Formal graduate instruction at the University began in 1892, and a Graduate School with a sepa- rate faculty was lirst organized in 1906. David Kin- ley, later President of the University, was the first graduate Dean. In 1907, the General Assembly of Illinois made an appropriation of 350,000 specifi- cally for the support of graduate work, thus be- coming the first State legislature to appropriate funds for graduate education and research. As the size and scope of the general activities of the University of Illinois have increased, the Graduate College has increased with them. The sum available during the current year for support- ing graduate fellowships alone was three times the total appropriation for the Graduate College forty years ago. Yet the proportion of the total College University Appropriation devoted to graduate work has declined steadily. Despite the fact that the Graduate College is now the second largest college in the University, its 1949-50 budget was less than 2 per cent of the over-all University budgetg in 1907, when graduate work was lirst separately or- ganized, the graduate budget was over 8 per cent of the total University budget. Even though the Graduate College has grown tremendously during the past decade, its essential aim is still that stated by Dean Kinley a generation ago: Hthe development of the power of independ- ent work and the promotion of the spirit of re- searchfl The student pursuing extended work in graduate study is expected to gain a well-rounded knowledge of his Held and related subjects and to acquire the power of furthering the range of known material in his own specialty. Administration Building .amy Ilirti Koi Iiitdri-,k Sieliert Professor Fredrick Siebert, director of the School of journalism, is a native of Minnesota. He received his A.l3. degree from the University of XYisconsin in 1923, and his sI.D. degree from the University of Illinois in 1929. Professor Siebert joined the journalism stalf when the School xvas established in 1927, and be- came director of the School in 19-11. He has been ll staff member of the Hibbing Dnilbv Neem, the fjllfllfb Herald, the Chicago City News I3111'e1111, and the old Chimgo H amid and lixawliner. He was associate editor of the Iozrrfiiilirfll Q1m1'z'erly from 1927 to 19311 and a member of the Board of lfdi- tors of that publication from 19311 to 19-18. 44 School of A member of the Illinois bar, Director Siebert is the author of a textbook and a number of articles dealing with the rights and privileges of the press and radio. He is chairman of the Laxv of the Press Committee of the Inland Daily Press Association, secretary-treasurer of the American Council on Iiiducation for journalism, and a member of the United States Wage and Hour Committee for the publishing industry. He has been president of the American Asso- ciation of Schools and Departments of journalism, secretary of the Illinois Press Association, and chairman of the Council on Radio journalism. The primary objective of the School of journal- ism is to train men and women who are competent, both in professional training and personal integ- rity, to assume professional responsibilities in the press, radio, and advertising. The keynote of all journalism training at the University is obligation and responsibility-obligation to the reader or listener, and responsibility for keeping the press and radio, as one Illinois publisher puts it, good as well as free. This training strives to produce men and wo- men who are prepared to cope with the highly complex xvorld in which they must function. To- vvard this end, students in the School of journal- ism are required to take from one-third to one-half of their junior and senior years in advanced social studies. Such studies are selected by the student, in conference with a journalism staff member, from political science, history, economics, and other non- journalism offerings of the University. In working toward this primary objective, the School does not neglect a secondary objective: ser- vice to Illinois press and radio. Through its faculty and cooperating members, the School of journalism attempts to provide auxiliary services to the com- munications industry. It Works in close coopera- tion with the Illinois Press Association, the Illinois College Press Association, and the Illinois State High School Press Association. In addition, the School sponsors clinics and short courses for pho- tographers, radio personnel, advertising personnel, and editors. nf. 95 ,,,,, Journalism Training in journalism at the University was begun in 1902 as a part of the courses in English. The School was established in 1927 from what had been a division in the department of English. ln its new and modern quarters in Gregory Hall, the School trains future journalists with modern equip- ment. ln the building are located the journalism library, one of the largest and best in the nation. radio classrooms and broadcasting studios, photo- graphy and photo-engraving rooms, a printing lab- oratory, a copy-desk room, and advertising layout laboratories. Members of the instructional static of the School of journalism are men and women who, in addition to academic preparation, are qualihed by profes- sional experience to work with and advise young men and Women who plan to follow a career in journalism and its allied fields. Gregory Hall Dean Alhcn Harno For fully half of its existence as a division of the University. the College of Law has been under the direction of Dean Albert Harno. He came to the University in 1921 and became dean in 1922. Since that time the College has increased greatly in size and in national reputation, and Dean Harno has become a leader in the field of criminal law and in legal education. He has held offices in the national and state bar associations, in the National Conference of Commissioners of Uniform State Laws, in the American Law institute, and in the American judicature society. At the present time he is secretary of the Council of the Survey of the Legal Profession, which is making an extensive ex- 46 ollege of amination of the practice of law and of the quali- fications and accomplishments of lawyers, Dean Harno is in charge of the legal education phase of the Survey. He is also a member of the Advisory Committee on Revision of the Statutes of the State of Illinois, under appointment of the Governor. Dean Harno was born in Holabird, South Da- kota, on january 30, 1889. He spent his boyhood in South Dakota and was graduated from Dakota XYesleyan university in 1911. He received his law degree, Hldglhl 011111 laude, from Yale Law School in 191-1 and was admitted to the practice of law in California, practicing there from 191-1 to 1917. ln 1917 he was appointed Dean of the Law School at lYashburn college and remained there until 1919. He was professor of law at the University of Kansas between 1919 and 1921, leaving there to join the faculty of the University of Illinois, first as professor of law and later as dean. He also served as provost of the University from 1931 to 19-H. Dean Harno holds honorary degrees from Dakota Wesleyan university, Tulane university, and Boston university, and is a Fellow of the Amer- ican Academy of Arts and Sciences. The College of Law was established in 1897, when Dr. Andrew Draper was president of the University and the Honorable john Altgeld was Governor of the State of Illinois, Dr. Draper was the first dean of the college. ln 1940 the Law build- ing was renamed Altgeld hall in honor of Governor Altgeld and in commemoration of his interest and aid in founding law training at the University. The primary purpose of the College of Law is to train men and women for the practice of law. This training, however, is also indicated for those who will become business executives and govern- ment administrators. On a different plane from its vocational aspects, law training is of value to lead- ers in public thought and in community service. At this time, when the concepts of freedom , de- mocracy, and 'fjusticen are and should be upper- most in the minds of thoughtful men, the College Law of Law conceives as its highest responsibility the task of impressing upon its students the fact that democracy is founded in justice and that freedom is rooted in law. The College is approved by the two accrediting agencies for law schools in the country. It is a char- ter member of the Association of American Law Schools and was on the Hrst list of schools approved by the American Bar association. In fact, the stand- ards of the College have reached not only the minima stated by these agencies but have always exceeded them. The College takes pride in the fact that it has been ever alert to improve its own pro- gram and has been a pioneer among the law schools of the nation for higher standards - standards lead- ing toward greater excellence of faculty and stu- dent bodies, greater breadth and intensity of pro- grams, and deeper inculcation of cultural and ethical values. Altgeld Hall ollege of Liberal Arts TD, n ltitrttilrtg lxitsen l lenning Larsen, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, also serves as Professor of Ling- lish. llis field of specialization is Germanic phil- ology with emphasis on Old lfnglish and Old Norse. In recent years this interest has extended also to the study and collection of Norwegian folklore. The first incentive to this study came from his boy- hood environment. Larsen, the son of immigrant parents, was born and raised in Decorah, Iowa. llis father. an alumnus of the University of Oslo, was the first president of Luther college, an institu- tion organized in Civil XYar days by Norwegian immigrants to foster a liberal education with a Nor- wegian and Christian background. llere he gained 48 his first training, supplemented by graduate work at the State University of Iowa, the University of Oslo. and Princeton university. .-Xs a teacher he has served at the universities of Iowa, Texas, and Illinois. besides holding summer appointments at Chicago, Stanford, North Carolina, and North- western. llis academic work was twice broken by war. ln 1917, after completing the course in the first ofiicers' training camp at Fort Snelling, Minnesota, he was commissioned a lieutenant in the infantry. .-Xfter serving with the 33rd and 76th divisions, he was transferred to military intelligence work and stationed at the legation in Oslo, Norway, as Assist- ant to the Xlilitary Attache. ln 19-I--I-, he served a IULII' of duty in XYashington with the Office of Stra- tegic Services. Our University was incorporated in 1867 as the lllinois Industrial University. NYhen instruction began in 1868, typical liberal arts courses were offered. The present organization of the College came in 1913 as the result of a merger of the Col- lege of Literature and Arts with the College of Sci- ence. .-Xs an outgrowth of this fusion, the College became the largest and most complex division of the University. The complexity is increased by the fact that the College serves many purposes. lt is the bearer of the old tradition of liberal education cared for in the general curriculum and also in the Division of General Studies. The general curriculum leads to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science, depending upon the Held of concentration and emphasis of study. The college also functions as a service unit for other colleges, offering fixed curricula in pre-professional training for medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, law, and journalism. This training includes such work in English, for- eign language, science, and social science as consti- tutes established all-university or special college requirements. In cooperation with the College of Medicine, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers a pro- fessional course in occupational therapy leading to a degree in the College of Medicine. Fourteen fixed and Sciences curricula lead to the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degrees in the teaching of specific sub- jects. Other curricula lead to the professional de- grees in chemistry and in chemical engineering. The pre-professional work also aims to give that general education necessary for the college graduate to achieve a proper understanding of and adjustment to the complexities of modern life. The college offers these approaches to various professional' schools and colleges in order to aid the student in orienting himself both in his profession and in the increasingly complicated experiences which con- front today's college graduate. The administration is in the hands of a dean who is the intermediary between the president and the faculty, on the one hand, and between the fac- ulty and the students on the other. The assistant deans give their time almost exclusively to counsel- ing students on scholastic and educational prob- lems. Lincoln Hall l - :s 4 C .5 Direttor Robtrt Downs Robert B. Downs came to the University of Illi- nois as Director of the Library and Library School in 19-13. A native of North Carolina, he has been active in the library profession for the past twenty- five years. His first experience in the field was at the University of North Carolina, where he worked as an assistant while attending the University. After graduation in 1926, he entered Columbia University and received professional library degrees in 1927 and 1929. In the meantime, he was on the staff of the New York Public Library. From 1929 to 1931, Downs was librarian and assistant professor of bibli- ography at Colby College in Xlaine. Some years later the College honored him with a Doctor of Lit- 50 Library erature degree. Returning in 1931 to the University of North Carolina, he became assistant librarian and, after one year. librarian and professor of library science. XYhile teaching in his home state, Director Downs started a general college library and en- couraged recreational reading by installing a book store in the library building and arranging for weekly talks by authors and critics. In 19-19, the University of North Carolina conferred upon him the Doctor of Laws degree. In 1938 Downs was appointed to the Director- ship of Libraries at New York University, a new position created to integrate the University's widely distributed libraries. After serving for live years as Director of Libraries for New York University, he came to the University of Illinois in 19-13. Downs is active in various professional organiza- tions. He is a fellow in the American Library Insti- tute, a member of the American Library Association Council and the Bibliographical Society of America. He was president of the Association of Colleges and Reference Libraries in 19-10--11. He is also the au- thor of numerous books and articles. In 1948, at the invitation of the Department of the Army and the japanese Government, he spent several months in japan organizing a national library. The University of Illinois Library School was established in 1893, making it the oldest library school west of the Alleghanies. At the beginning, the new school was located at the Armour Institute of Technology in Chicago, but in the summer of 1897 it was moved, equipment, faculty, and stu- dents, to the University of Illinois in Urbana, where it is now located on the third floor of the library. The library as present ranks third in size among American university libraries and Hrst among state university libraries, the library school ranks as one of the outstanding library schools in the land. The Library School is rated by the Ameri- can Library Association as one of the Hve leading institutions in the field and offers education for librarianship on the highest professional level. School The purpose of the Library School is to pre- pare men and women for careers as professional librarians in all types of libraries. The program of the school is designed to fulfill this purpose by pre- paring administrators and assistants for service in libraries of such types as public, school, college, and university libraries, and such special types as hos- pital, newspaper, business, art, music, scientific, law, and map libraries. Programs of study on both the undergraduate and graduate level may be followed. The group of undergraduate courses, for which the BS. in L.S. degree is awarded, is considered to be basic prepara- tion for advanced professional studies. The Hfth year's work, for the NIS. in L.S. degree, is the mini- mum academic preparation for professional librar- ianship, while experienced librarians of marked abil- ity may go on for the degree of Doctor of Library Science. University Library 1 Dlrctti yr Scwal tl Staley' Director of Physical Education at the Univer- sity of Illinois, Seward Charles Staley, was born in Sprakcrs, New York, on August 1, 1893. Mr. Staley was graduated from Springfield College in 1917. After serving as an officer in the United States Army, he attended Clark University where he secured his master's degree in 1920. Staley joined the faculty of the University of Illinois in 1922 and in 1937 was made the director of the School of Physical Education. He has been a mem- ber of the staff of the School of Physical Education continuously since that time. ln 1929 he was awarded a doctor of philosophy degree in educa- tlfln. 52 School of Physical Director Staley has made three trips abroad to study physical education and sports. In the course of these travels, he has visited most of the countries in Europe plus others in north Africa and eastern Asia. ln 1936, Dr. Staley was the head of the American delegation to the Sports Student Con- gress in Berlin. He was made an Honorary Eellow by the American Physical Education Association in 1938, he was elected to membership in the American Academy of Physical Education in 19-14. In addition, he holds membership in many national, midwest, state, and local physical education asso- ciations and societies. During lllorld llvar 11 he served as a consultant on physical fitness and rec- reation with Army Ground Eorces, the Army Air Force, and the Navy. The School of Physical Education was estab- lished by action of the Board of Trustees in 1933. At the present time, the School is composed of two departments: Physical Education for Men and Physical Education for lYomen. The School's maior function is to provide pro- fessional training for students entering the general lields of physical education, health education, and recreation. At the present time the School offers five special training curricula: physical education for men, physical education for women, health ed- ucation, open to both men and women, recreation, open only to men, and dance, open only to women. One of the more distinctive features of the Schoolls program in professional training is its work in counseling and guidance. The School has always carried on some work in this Held, but it has increased greatly. The present program is de- signed to cover personal, educational, scholastic, and professional problems. In addition to the professional training work mentioned above, the School conducts a service program in physical education for the general stu- dent body. By university regulations all under- graduate students are required to secure four semes- ters' credit in this subject. This program is care- fully designed to meet all types of student needs, from basic physical conditioning and correction of Education physical handicaps to courses in recreational and team sports. Among several enterprises of major signiiicance developed by the School in recent years, the one which perhaps has attracted Widest attention is its research work in the area of normal physical ht- ness. This program is pioneering new lines of study. The laboratory set up in connection with this project is one of the finest physical educa- tion work shops in the world. To carry on its Work, the School has at its dis- posal a varied assortment of facilities. The men's program is carried on in two buildings, the George Huff Gymnasium and the Men's Qld Gymnasium. The women's program is centered in the VVomen's Gymnasium, but also uses quarters in Bevier Hall. The University also has one of the largest collec- tions of physical education books in the country. George Huff Gymnasium Division of Special Services for Frank A. Bridgewater, janet Smith, George -I, Torhan, Robert G. Bone, rlnrrlfff, john H. Lentz, Mrs. XValleah McArthur, Edward T. Sanford Dr. Robert Cl. Bone, the Director of the Divi- sion of Special Services for Uiar Veterans, has been associated with this University since 1931, when he entered Graduate School. He is a descendent of pioneer families who settled in central Illinois about one hundred and thirty years ago. Born and raised in Springfield, he was graduated from high school in 192-1. He was graduated with an AB. degree in 1928 from the College of XYooster. Be- tween that time and 1931 he taught in the Ameri- can College of Alexandria, ligypt. Dr. Bone has spent a number of years and quite a few summers in liurope and the near l'fast. He has attended classes at a number of lfuropean universities and has a certificate from the University of l7reiburg-im- Breisgau. 54 Dr. Bone, a member of the History Department of the Unversity since 193-1, received his Ph.D. de- gree in 1937. ln 19-12 he was granted leave of ab- sence to join the Air Corps. After helping in the training of pilots in Texas for two years he was sent to lfurope on the staff of the Theatre Head- quarters Army University Centers Section where he spent eight months in France, eight in lffngland, and four in Germany, returning to the University in 19-16. Dr. Bone is now Associate Professor of History, and Director of the Division of General Studies. as well as Director of the Division of Special Services for Xiiar Veterans. Realizing that a great number of veterans would be flocking back to the campus following the war's end, the Board of Trustees and the University Ad- ministration anticipated the problem involved. Real- izing the great sacrifice of time and educational op- portunities which so many veterans had made, the University was eager to expedite the educational procedures for the veterans in order that they might get the best possible education in the short- est time. The Division of Special Services for XYar Veterans, which was established, is the University's answer to the specific question, L'XYhat can we do to be of greatest service to veterans who wish to come to the University of Illinois? It is a pioneer- ing educational venture, breaking traditional edu- cational policies, and allowing for an educational freedom which will best serve the needs of indi- vidual students. 'lihe Division offers veterans an opportunity to move directly toward an educational objective by adding appropriate subjects to previously ac- quired credit, and to attain an educational objec- tive which involves subject matter offered in sev- eral colleges. Accordingly the Division adminis- ters the educational programs of veterans whose special needs are not met by existing curricula, and can certify such students for the Bachelor of Sci- ence degree. Special consideration is given to help- ing veterans plan a special program of studies to prepare them for their anticipated goal. Extensive War Veterans use is made of the Testing Bureau and its tests and counselors in checking the vocational goal. All new students and those with probationary status are given appointments with counselors. Because of the four thousand married veterans there is a Married Veterans' Service Office and a Veterans' Nursery School with eight full-time teachers and a nurse. A Hobby Shop has been set up with all kinds of machine equipment from sew- ing machines to a power saw. Dr. Bone is assisted by Mr. F. A. Bridgewater, in charge of adminis- tration and the clerical stan, Mr. T. Sanford, in charge of records and Veterans Administration forms, Dr. janet Smith, Director of the Nursery School, Mrs. YValleah G. McArthur, Director of the Married Veterans' Service Oiiice, Mr. john H. Lentz. Supervisor of the Hobby Shop, and Mr. T. sl. Nugent, Counselor for the Paraplegics. Armory X X t . ,X X' K 'RR lA i X' 1 51 Division of University 1.4- ...NN '-rs Dean Rnl-it rt Hn iwrie The Division of University Extension for the University of Illinois has been under the admin- istration of Dean Robert 13. Browne since it was established in 1933. Dean Browne was born in Ushlcosh, XYisconsin, on .Iuly 15, 189-1. Ile was graduated from the Southern Illinois University at Carbondale and received his advanced degrees at the Unversity of Illinois. After thirteen years of experience in both private and public schools as a classroom teacher, principal, and superintendent, he joined the faculty of the University of Illinois in 1929 as an instructor in education. Ile initially served as Assistant Dean in the College of Liberal .-Xrts and Sciences before becoming the first ad- 56 ministrative ofiicer of the Division of University Extension in 1933. In 1938 he was also put in charge of the summer session and is at this time a Professor of Education. Deane Browne, besides being a member of sev- eral professional societies, is a member of several other educational groups, including the Examining Board for Teachers and the State Commission for Handicapped Children. On this campus his chief interests lie in the Senate Committee on Student Dis- cipline, of which he is chairman at the present time. The Division of University Extension is the agency of the University responsible for the edu- cational program addressed to the people of the state who are not enrolled as students in residence on any of its campuses. The larger part of the Iixtension offerings are made through extramural classes and correspondence courses. Some are col- lege credit courses, others yield no credit toward a degree. Like the Graduate College, the Division is an all-University organization, making use of the faculties of all colleges and schools. Nlost of the Extension programs result from requests to the Division, coming from individuals, business and industrial organizations, associations, state and local governmental agencies, and labor groups. The Division is able to respond to fewer than half the demands that come to it each year. This fall 5-1 credit courses and non-credit classes have already been scheduled. It is expected that the total enrollment will be in the neighbor- hood of 4200. One hundred seven correspondence courses of college level are available for those whose circum- stances compel them to home study. Since the es- tablishment of the Division of University Exten- sion, 13,00-1 students have been enrolled in 16,463 correspondence courses. Last year many veterans and armed services personnel were enrolled under contracts with the Armed Forces Institute and ,Veterans Administration. With the assistance of the various colleges and schools of the University, the Division conducts a large mnnber of short courses and conferences. The Division has a special section of Music Extension Extension whose staff members are occupied with the devel- opment and improvement of music education in Illinois, particularly with youth groups. This sec- tion has scheduled a number of string clinics and workshops, as well as specific and spot guidance services. The section works with community mu- sic groups and attempts to help them to help them- selves. The Division has an excellent library of edu- cational motion pictures and classroom teaching films, which are loaned to the schools and civic groups of the state. The Visual Aids Service of the Division services the Universitfs own teaching de- partments in increasing use of classroom films. The library in the Division is regarded as one of na- tion's leading educational lilm lending libraries. Illini Hall ' .g, L1z1mL:z4l-4 if 2 Dean Ilobtr! Cvraliam Dean Robert Graham, a member of the Cni- versity of Illinois faculty since 1917, was appointed as the first dean of the College of Veterinary Nledi- cine in 19-15. Dean Graham, born at Ames, Iowa, studied veterinary medicine at Iowa State College, where he was awarded the doctor of veterinary medicine degree in 19111. Two years later he was awarded the bachelor of science degree from the Cniversity of Kentucky. XVhile at the Kentucky Agricultural lfxperiment station, as head of the Department of Animal Pathology, he served as veterinarian to the 58 ollege of Veterinary state board of health and as pathologist to the State Livestock Sanitary Board. As a scientific writer, Dean Graham has been chief or contributing author of more than 150 sci- entific papers pertaining to veterinary medicine, and senior or co-author of more than 50 bulletins and circulars on the control of animal diseases. Colleagues in his field credit Dean Graham with significant and outstanding contributions to the knowledge of more than 13 diseases of domestic animals. His memberships include the American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Public Health Association, Illinois Acad- emy of Science, American Veterinary Aledical Association and the Cnited States Livestock Sani- tary Association. The program of the College of Veterinary Xledicine is designed to aid the livestock industry by controlling animal diseases and also to protect the public health through the suppression of ani- mal diseases communicable to man. lfstablished officially by the Board of Trustees in june 19-H, the College of Veterinary Medicine initiated a two-year pre-veterinary program in Sep- tember 19-IS. The first professional class of 24 stu- dents was admitted in September 19-18, and a second similar class in September 19-19. At present all veterinary students are veterans. The curriculum leading to the degree of doctor of veterinary medicine fD.V.M.J requires at least two years of pre-veterinary work and four years of professional training. At the end of the second professional year, veterinary students may qualify for the bachelor's degree. In addition to its profes- sional under-graduate courses, the College also offers graduate courses leading to the NLS. and Ph.D. degrees. Three non-professional courses are also offered to students in the College of Agriculture. The 19-19 General Assembly appropriated funds to construct the basic science unit, the first of two new buildings planned for the College of Vet- erinary Nledieine. In this building the first two years of the curriculum will be taught and re- search will be carried on. The three-story structure will be located east of the Dairy Manufactures Medicine building on the south side of Peabody Drive. The second building will house the veterinary hospital and clinics. At present, veterinary students are being trained in the remodeled Veterinary Pathology Laboratory on the South campus and in a former residence at 805 VV est Pennsylvania Avenue, Urbana. Only small classes can be accepted until the two new buildings are completed. . To provide the animals used in teaching clinical veterinary medicine, the College maintains a small animal clinic, a large animal clinic, and an ambula- tory clinic. Veterinarians and farmers of the state may submit animals to these services for diagnosis and treatment. The laboratory diagnostic service for animal diseases is also used in the teaching program. The people of the state benefit from the valuable service, and students of the College gain practical experience in working with the animals. Proposed Science Unit, College of Veterinary Medicine 2 . 'Zim' 'X ,ag x Nup9 A5 . x Chicago Professional Campus M gf ff' f elif' Y N i,,. QW, X X 3 -,,.f ff I Xxx-ff Z I 7 4 I ' I M' I f 7 ff, , ' ,!. X ,ff, f if f ff ,f 1 f ' ' I f uf f. , ' f If ,f f , , I, 1 , I, ff 1 I f f X , , ,f 1 f ,Aff 1 , , 1 , W, , . 60 J 1 . 1, 1 X N f f' . x N2 Aj dr . 6 x ix- A-1-:X if 7 I , , , gi . j,!QQ.1e I .A A ffMf., 5 ,f X 1 'UI mf w 'mf 3 ,ff -ll' ' My yf 1 - , X' ' ffw 5 M -in - M u X, U N : kxxxx x ' 5 I Yffgii xl 23 ' ,z J I , J M J Q Qs W f 4 f , , 'f Q '-Q-? 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K K 'N M lmicago f 4' ,i Professional .ea Colleges ,-., ,...---ng With the completion of the first half of this century. the University of Illinois' Chicago Pro- - fessional Colleges once again can be proud of its many achievements. Notable contributions have been made during this period in teaching, research, and services to the people of the state-the three primary objectives of the Chicago Professional Colleges. The 1949-50 year was no exception. The num- ber of students enrolled in undergraduate, gradu- ate. and postgraduate courses continued to increase. lt is particularly noteworthy that a new media of education. transmission of courses by telephone, was explored successfully by the College of Den- tistry . Research contributions were many. Approxi- mately 455 separate research studies were con- ducted by members of the faculty during the past year. Ur, Andi,-yy f, lu, lx.: ,hit-.'.. n:.', li:.'itiif.'i ff! Ilffufli 'lihe silver anniversary of the lllinois Research and lfducational llospitals was celebrated on April 1. 1950. From its meager start. the institution has achieved recognition as one of the most oustanding of its liind in the nation. 501110 189.000 visits now are being made to its 24- outpatient clinics each year, while an additional 7.000 receive bed treatment. Looking ahead to the future, the Chicago Professional Colleges will continue to expand and improve its many functions. Although we are iustly proud of our present contributions to the welfare of the people, we are not justified in measuring the achievements in terms of what we are doing. Rather, we should measure these achievements in terms of what we can and should do. K lltnn ,I-ihn li, Yournans, n1ttl1i1m,' Dean Earl R. ierles, f1l'.1rrr1i1tJ,' Dean Allan G. Brodie, drnlutfy NIFIUFKC J. Galbraith, Jiwflor of .fllldilll .rffulrr Paul A Hartley, LU.f0L'jc1lL' fl'lM'1'lfH' of Howard A. Hrzlutun, lfmzmxrr rzmmlyfr iifnznmdwzln fu-nazzrzvl r Administrativ fficials 'TZ Margaret D. Johnson, nmzmger of llye Cl7lL'd,E0 Illzm Union George R. Moon, mrznzizler and recorder Thomas S. jones, direrlor of illnrrratiozz Jllzdwr Harry W. Pearce, rnperinrefzderzf of bulld- mgr and gmmzdr john E. Millizcn, mfmirlirlmlm' in rlw ru,ruau'b and Erilifrlllnfl lmfprnllf XVrIm1 Troxel, lflffmfrnr fvx WQ 65 ecent Develop- ments in Medicine and Allied Sciences Improvements in surgical technique, better under- standing of the antibiotics, diabasic ammonium salts to help fight tooth decay, and the dissemination of sci- entific information to thousands of dentists by gigan- tic telephone hook-ups are only highlights of the sci- entific firsts that are continually emerging from the Chicago Colleges. This list of distinguished contri- butions is being added to almost daily. Even as we go to press the announcement has just been made that research workers at the school have for the Hrst time solved a scientific enigma which is decades old-the site and mechanism of aspirin. Because it acts to sti- mulate the cortex of the adrenal gland, a new ray of hope appears for the relief of suffering of the countrx s seven million arthritics. Roentgcnograplnt applitatlon of lliu betalron Amin-'mated dermftxte researtlx YZ Jun Pharmaceutical research in antibiotics esearch in Antibiotics and Plastics Cancer education of the public by the unified efiorts of artists and medicine with its allied sciences Jvfvdvofl! muy' ' fwfvn5Lm,.e?LZS V' amd nn-:rife is 0 Qfmhhod is FREQUENTLY at an Allan Ci Brodie ollege of Dentistry Dentistry, during the century of greatest change in biologic and physical sciences, has progressed both as a science and an art. The profession has acquired new tools for the study of disease, new materials and techniques for treatment, new knowledge for prevention. It has utilized discovery of the role of microorganisms in disease, the technique of aseptic procedures. the roent- gen ray and anaesthetics. New materials and techni- ques used with appreciation of anatomic and physio- logic principles now contribute to the prolongation of the social usefulness of many people through the restoration and maintenance of health, appearance and self-respect. Recognition of the importance of anatomic and physiologic considerations has led to such changes in education and to such activity in research that dentis- try today is making worthwhile contributions to the held of knowledge common to the health professions, and stands as an integrated part of these professions in contrast with its former role as a craft. grime 5,000 dentists in 50 states, the Distritt of Columbia, and Canada heard the first session of the Unixersity of Illinois' post graduate course which s Iramriiltlul by telephone. SCIENCE AMD EDUCAYIOI HAVE N0 BOUNDARIES M.-. -1 , 68 'FE THE FACULTY u...m. nxan- an-.in,. f 1 laelnq mics, in-nn... -Q--W' f ,' n-nu. nu.:-, nn.s.u- Q.. nu.. mu,-u..i nn-ws. , o.u..u+ num... n.qra.+. ..,. Z- ni.-wsu nvn.4u4-n..nl-4 si,.u- nun.. ns.. non.,... e-i..,u.a. num.,- n.f.m n-uuus. shun.. IISFQMI BvJJhnnl HIGH! um. nu.-.u..ims..up.,. 1 I I 5 I 5 n , It 2 X I 3 1 I Mx Jw 'T 'W 'I Old dentist chair Yesterday? dentistry 1 Childrerfs clinic Operative clinic Q x 1 3 t :t t s. W., fy IQ .mvfm l 949 Xiiifmf run' james Allen, Melvin Pollatlc, Oscar Breyer, Allan Brodie, jr., Funk Ireland Bffwlfim wif: Daxid Shapiro, Rithard Yerbit, hX,lllI.lI'I1 Rogers, Robert Barnes, RllbC:I'IRlCl1Al'tlSOl'l, Orla Kimbrough .Yfm nz fuzml. Arthur Marshall, Kendall Ron: Dental Student Council The Student Council of the School of Dentistry is composed of three representatives from each of the four classes and the president-elect of each class. All representatives are elected by ballot by each of the respective classes. During the school year the Dental Student Council meets on an average of once monthly to Dental operatix u clinic integrate student-faculty relationships with the aim of smoother organization and management of the School of Dentistry. Dean Allan G. Brodie has cooperated fully with the Student Council in the administration of stu- dent problems. 70 x E A Q 1 'ui -- ' I C: SI 436 3. x Q' Gtr :N . v vb f- X 4 x 8 5- ,- . . .. , .., joseph Tinkelman, rrmmferg Wfilliam Rogers, pre.fidw1l,' Robert Chappell, 1'irfpre1idw1!,' Elizabeth Zwcmer, nweflzfy. ental Seniors JAMES P. ALLEN .... ...Spring Lake, Mirh. B.S. fPl1armacyJ JAMES NVIILIAM ANGEL... .... Mexropolu B.S. 71 I i z 1 0 v sen Nomus RUSSFLL ASCHERM.-KN ....., ,..CbiL-ago B.S. Runrm C, B+xTr'R .,,. ,...Clm-.zgfy 1 Euml S, BLAIR .... .... ' lbw. Olw, INIILION Bloom .,. . ..S.1'.lLI1JE, N. Y. BS. Oxmn Brufvrn , .,CZm.1,gH B.5. Enxnw P.+L'L BnL.sv.1u . ,fzblnlt Elm xx f. Brmxxx, jn. ...niflrwl HA., 8.5. R'lI1lPl P, In xPI'Ill, 4A,AA jail!! BA. 72 ALBERT COHEN 4. .,,. D,,,,,vj11, B,S. RALPH DON Covmv ,... .... B raoklyn, N. Y. B.S. JOHN XV. DAHSW, .... Cblraga Fmxcila A. DI7IN1lRL.'K, ., ,...Mmmi, Fla. A,A. Fnrnrmcx W. Flsmxn. .. ..,CbiL.1Kf, Heigbn SAMLTI. Fmruxmrx .... Clumgo B,S. JIMMIE E. FULLIR ,. ,, .Pnllul Cup, Okln. BS. Euxwxnu fl. GMM . ...Clh1I'lt'Il0ll B.Ed. Rov RAYMOND HuRs'r.. . B.S. VICTOR S. IsuI... B.S. KAY K. ICASHIXVABARA ,... . . . B.S. RICHARD I. KAUFAIAN ..,, B.S. CHARLES XV. KREAIL. .. B.S. PHILIP H. LAURENCIL... NORMAN D. Lmn .... ROBERT I-I. I.UNuoREN.... . .... Berwyn . , . .Cbirngo .Pemy11, Calif. . . ..Cbif:1ga . . . .Cbimgo . . . .AI'WlffI'0lI.Q Nfwnrk, N. J. . . . .Cbiraga I-Iowfmn WILLIAM IVIARLEY .... ..... 1 Haywood Bb. SHIG J. IYIASUOK,-X .... B.S. 1PharmacyJ PHILIP NIERZER ,, B.A. XVALTER C. MICHEL ..,. L. BUD MIUDLEIIAN .. B.S. KENNETH H. IVIOORI? .... B.S., M.S, 1Chemistry1 EARL EVERIZTTE BIORRIS... B.S. RALPH Ours B.S. L01 Angela, Calif. .. . . ,Cbimgo . ..Cbimgo ..l3r0oklyn, N. Y. . . . .Waukegan . . .Cbirago ., . . .Cbimgo 73 BULXIX H. POLLACK... .... Cbmzga Ebxx ml- S. PROROK, . . ...,Cl1ifag0 Hrwxx ARD XX'I1,I rut RFDM.-KSN. ,. ....Clm'.1go BA., BS. I.rrwx'mn joxnvu RICH. .. ...Gri.l1:,1 BS. XY'r1,1.lur J. Rooms ..,. ...jamaifm N. Y. B.S. A1.rx.axDFR J. Sumo .... .,..Cbimgn LFQN M, SALTZMAN .,.. .... C himgn VUIILIAM S. Snnnwoou, ,. .,.. Cbifugu 74 GORO JACK SVGA... .... Ilormluln, T. H. BS. Ronrm' H. Suxmx .... .... C bi.-ago Hum LITE 'I HOMPSON, .. .. .Hm'ru1nur,g BS. XVILLIAM C. TINERVIN ,.., ...lilofmmzgron JOSFPH TINKIYLMAN. .. .. .Ponglzkeepnm N. Y. Rn:-:ARD Luo Vskslc. ,. .... Aurora ELIZABETH JUNE ZwEMEn.Soulla Lanrmler, Mau. B.S. THOMAS ,IQHN Zw'nM1fn.,Sourb Lannulef, Mau. gifs , A ,fx rv. Q. .. -S 'vs 1-Q UQ- if fi 1 l v'- vvw rx 4 9? ' i fs.. W..-.X-. ...,- .6-..-W.-s--Newman-Q F Q . ,xl , V -X ,. , ce' My-.5 .- ' ,L , Trip rozzx' Eleanor Solus, Dr. Elsie Gerlach, Dr. Margot L7llo.1 Z Bofiom rozr: Gloria Olassio, Elizabeth Zwemer, Marilynn Novak N01 in fuulsl: Drs. Beuloh Nelson, Mary Newell, Eda Nelson, Matilda W'hite, Florenre Lilly, Marie Larson, Santinri Litturi, Pnln Zuska, Faith Foster, Mary l Meade, Cornelia Thompson ilon Alph L l v Al 11. i p mega , Top raw: Marvin Bernstein, Ralph Coven, Oscar Breyer, Lawrence Benzuly, Norman Dublin, Byron Butt, ,,m'relm-5 ,' I Jerome Fein ' F0lH'll:7 faux' Erwin Goldberg, Ralph Odes, Allen Rosenberg, Leon Saltzman, Seymour Solomon, Myron Wfiner, Maurice Hauptman l Third vow: David Shapiro, Albert Rappaivort, Harold Rothblatt, Eugene Hill, Herbert Gordon, Irving Gittelman Q Serena' raw: Louis Greenberg, Bud Midd emarx, Samuel Friedman, Albert Cohen, Norman Aschcrman, joseph Tinkelman N I 1 Boltom row: Maurice Slivnick, Norman Lieb, rife p1e,vide11l.' Melvin Pollack, l17lL'.fl:fE71f,' Ray Rothschild, l'Ullc'J.I'0l1u IfIg ,vr'rrr1i11'5,' Lewis NVeil, 11-cr1.i1nrr,' i Richard Kaufman, l79ll.iHIg rfmn'mrzf1 ' 'i l v-1 'N 'u r l i l in ,ui -1. i ' an 4 ' 'ii it GN il Q: , il i i 1, no 3 an Q- A V :QQ N ,. - 3? fast 3 ,--r- - ' XY.il!nr Mnhcl, it r..',1v1.' ,lnnrnrc Fuller, :nr f'rtt1rfif1!,' XY'Illl.ll'l1 Trnurxin, lmi1rIruI,' Sling lWl.l5U4lli.l, lfnlrfrrrr D 1 ' D Founded. L'nix'cr?ity of Michigan, 1896 I I I I e e an RImC,h.1prer, 1901 3+ Active Chapters ,ff ffu' Nttl Ring, Ktrmutli Iflluumn, rlntnrtl Sperry, XVy.itt Pxrkc. Hnrmon liclly, limnk User, Sliernmn Fisher, Cicnrgc Kunkc, I,urt Fishcr, Ynrnr Izui, Ntxurnn H.uL:.m,x. Inrnis Stull, Hud St-'lp QI r fri XY1ll1.tm Sci-lul, Arthur Hutkluy, Crwrgc Whttts, Fruit-rink Fmhcr, -lgttk Sugi, I.ul Krncll, Rnhert Samgc, Gurdon XV.irtl, Ralph Nclsnn, Dclbcrt XVhnt- ing, XY'illi.4rn lhlunglr, tllcslcl lntnn, ljlnmer Hrdrnnrk, Danny Dullunnw, Hurnon l,-mb A fling! Mu: Ru Hurst, flmrlcs lxrcml, Lrxin Rirnhcrg, Cywrgu Lutz, Allan Brodie, Cvmnt Nclmn, Ruhurt Lumlgrcn, ji-lin Davis, james Allen, ,lfwhn ltrnnwn, H-mnrtl Mirlux, -lulm Bnrirnskis, M.trk XV.it.triril1c, Funk Pnwlcs, Ralph Burlccc, Yluu N.lk.ly'llH1.l, Rtulznrtl Rust fun! :Hn Yntnr V.trrr,tl, P.ttll vlrnnrnux, Cruixiltl Burkett, H.irl.in Fuitlit. Clmrlu farrnin, Fnrrcxt fnthcrn, john luke, Hmmrtl Rctlnmnn, Thnnigis Zwcmcr, Ku.nttli Nnrgmirtl, XX'lll1.tm Slncrxxnnd, Arthur' Mnrxlmll, Rnhcrt Rrtlmrcls-tn, Bert Pnnuttu, Philip Lung, Ron.ild Koster, XV.iltcr Smhnuldcr Xrrf-ml inn ' Cicmltl Btfrtlcn, Nnrnmn Hnllnmn, E.irlc P-rmryr, Ernust Brinkman, XVultcr Mithcl, jimrnic Fullur, XYlIlllLlI'l'l Tlncrvin, Slug M.isunk.1, Robert Leu, Hn f..trl Nrngcr Huw win' l,chm.in l'luritlurwn, Tlmnms limdcl, Lnnncll Mctlluy, Ltrtcr Higbcrg, Hmmrtl Stonc, Glenn Pratt, Tlmrnax Lgirkin, juhn Stnticld, Chnrlcs Xnhnlx, P.1ul Grnnm ,NM :fl fnmrl Frwl Cnlwin, D-ln.tltl XYIIL-tx, Kenneth Hntlman, Ted Pauly, fihnrlcs Mistcrs i-4 os. -DC: f? V A -. l 1' .ur .1-Jw -lm, ,fv-w 'C3 -qo- ,a-.N Tap faux' Frank Ireland, fY1llL'!'7IIlj' 1itir.i1nir,' james Angel, mfml flniiuzzmig james james Thomson, home fitiiifiiei- Bollom l'0ll'.' Philip Laurence, giiiml' l11.z,in'i',' Na! in panel: Robert Barnes, lniimi n1li,rlu,' Robert XY'allace, ru.v'Zm1g rlmn111.z11 ' Founded, Baltimore P 1 mega 'g'v 7 Fordyce, lwniu 77H17IpZ,QL'l,' Charles Crooks, ,rsrielm-J V- Dr. Robert Untlerxxotitl, rleplilj mmlrllal' College of Dental Surgery, 1892 Beta Alpha Chapter, 1903 33 Active Chapters Top row: Neal Nielsen, Raymond Marme, Francis Towner, David Lichtenwaltef, -jgmeg Angel, Edwin Brown, Philip Laurence Fiflb foie: Kay Kashiwabara, Samuel Deahl, Kendall Rowe, Gordon Stastny, Ian Wfest, Thomas Suta, Darw Fonrlb raw: Eugene Unti, Donald Maxwell, Donald Wforley, Edward Gates, Arthur D1 Dea. Robert Dahman, Psota, Richard Georges Third row: Henry Barham, Archie XVollard, Wfilliam jesenovec, Kermitt Miller, Orla Kimbrough, james Mein Verbic, Leonard Rich Sr?f0Yd rare: Charles Thomas, George Shotiek, Albert johns, Alphonse Iaunarone, Dr. Robert Underwood EYODIITIO Bolmm rfiux' Basil Geckler, Robert Sprague Na! nz panel: Eugene Blair, Robert Barnes, Charles Cantrell, Vernon Damer, james Fordyce, Milton Knapp, james Thomson, Robert Wfallace, Charles Maras, Theodore Mason, Richard Skarda, Ralph Boone, Melvr Fredrick Choisser, Richard Zelenka Robert Baxter, Frank Ireland, Charles C,r'v1-:ks in Barrett, XVade Swan, Eugene Rankin RY!llll.lI'll Dausmann, Donald Swanson, Frank tire, Russell Ayers. Hugh Thompson, Rithard Franuis De Mirza, james McMahon, Felice james Schell, Marvin Sparks, Robert Stengcl. n Genaze, Wfilliam Mabry, Robert ihappell, 1.1 . 78 Il. Dentistry Campu Candids IFN i .f' aw- Knlfixu Und KH Brc.:Hucr In th fJPCf.llIVC sis uw clinic Lrn:l1t.eryLhustxumthululxus but Upun wide Q fvpcmtxxc rlmnf Patient interview fly! 1 ,ix :av ' w Q . . . ' iw' x: ,Mp - 53 - , ,l',iL11E2:q1-Q ,v,, 5 Va . -uv ,- . Nvidia F K Hm- WIP 1 , . s --my. ' -5 ' - fig, 1 - - - ' , sf, 2' B ., I9 ii bi' , , - W ' v 3 - ' , A . ' 1,5 '31 4, ' ,,, - .A - ,nh mg ,, M ' ..,.,' fffiiux 54 . :Zig--'iigg,s:?T,x12' ' , I Q f QQ X 6 1 B lm f ix ,f .. . Q Q f . A i 7 in T . ' -- ' .TA -' ' 1 Q K V ' I . -' - if X 14. ' A , A .,,- ' t QE.. 5 if fa ax' lx I M knew ' .Mmm -' - 8' ...-., . . 1 ff f, fu' '. Q V , 'M' .-wi -4: 5 , ,'N-- . K N f ,.,f , - -. .53 W .1 , 43? - ' ls? A h Y 'r gi- NS' x 'ND I wr Q, I J- ' VJ I lr' 1 . 4.n., - Z, ff. Q G6 1. ' , I 4 I gf!! .,-P CP . 1.1 - 80 in ,lohn B. Y-.um Interior K hurt Dcntal-Meelic.1l-Pliarniaey Bulltlin: ollege of Medicine The progress made in medicine during the last 50 years has all but dwarfed all progress made until that time. The 20th century will be well deserving of the title the Golden Age of Medicinefl for dur- ing this period the whole countenance of mortality has been changed so that man may now enjoy al- most ten more years of life expectancy and his children may look forward to even more than that. YYhen one considers that one out of every five physicians in the country has some part of his train- ing in Chicago's lYest Side Medical Center, the position of leadership and influence of the College of Medicine cannot be disputed, and with the never-ending enlargement of facilities and staff, one can scarcely anticipate the progress toward eradica- tion of sickness and suffering that such an institu- tion will offer to the people during the next 50 years. sv . J-A -. , ' n 4 A 9-5, ciai? J-5135? S E as 5? f r Sfxf xi a QQ 2 l 9 , 1 1 ' , N 4 . x X. 1 V -f ' . 1 . H ' -1 1-on my I ' fa ---- QM? w V51 aa: 3 0 f? !f'? ax Ni E YZ' ll was 4 5' Q' na ' ,fn v ' .ul fl up t ' 2 3.g.g'5g'.f'9E 9'5?? n3' , ,v , I E X , F 5 . Q- ,, A xr, - w ,, . 4 mfg: v . 5-1 - n '4 1 - L, V3.2 A wi, 1. .F , W 'Q ,. 'AN 3, ., . '44 I im, I 3 N I x S' I M ,,,v- t 1 5 J xt :pu 11 - I john lninfranki, C-tn4I.1vy-lrt.1f1rrtr,- XY'illi.1m Harridge. fmi1Jt11f,- Vernon Hutthings, rin' prr,i1Jw1t Medical Student ouncil The College of Nledicine Student Council is composed of elected representatives of each class. including: the president, three regular and one al- ternate council members. This Council represents the students in those affairs pertaining to welfare of the entire student body, whereas the individual class oflicers represent specific groups in purely class ac- tivities. The Student Council sponsors the annual Raymond B. Allen Instructorship Awards which acknowledges superior instruction in each of the four academic classes. Tap witty- Elizabeth Hemmens, Lyle Adams, Robert Stone, Ritlurd Nixon, Rohcrt Simpson, Harry Stone ,Nfrf'u.l vffu : Vernon Hutthings, Thnrnris Koritz, ,lesse Ewen. Richard Timpton, xvlllldlll Hatridgc Bfflfw vnu : john l,.inlr.inkx, Charles Alicx, Edwin Grxthn, Robert Moore, Harry Hntshbargcr 1 'IF' ,,,,, fs- Q 3 wi uv T f- - X . .ft is. vc 4. Q '2 .QE lv awe Clan' ofcrry: Jerome Silver, Richard Nixon, Robert Lee, Nadene Coyne Medical Seniors ROBERT HENRY ALLISON .... .... F Ia! Rork STANFORD WARREN ASCHERMAN ...... Cbimgn ROBERT IAY BAKFR 4, I , H Afjlvj,-A150 szf 83 Ju K RILHTER Bxmxx xv, ., . , .Spfmq,m'1.:' B S .MHHVR JXLLFX B1u.lx4,s. , L,f?.f..:k, B 5 Rfmrnr Ouxrn F-,IL'Rx1'RCm ., ., Kqzzama HA , HS. Imwn CHARLIN BRFHNER, ja., .Dfumuv-y Ghfzs BS, fHARl.Fi Invmcg BRINK, II. . ..,Clm11ga Mun' P1 rim Bum HY .. Clvmgw M 5 lxmr 1. M, Vuurm , .CL,1,,u,, Hlxm' M. Culnxlo lfmffw, Lllffv I4 N, 84 j.uu's BYXAIAMIN C.-u'Lr1rLD. .. AB. SIDXFY lomrxmn . Ixxux RIKHV-XRD COOPFIL., Norm' KVYTCI fORRFlL .... BS. Nwrxr lmwr ,. BA. Hxuru' Louis Dun, . B.S,, B.Ed. f5RYlI I I L1 ovu DMX sox .... Wu I mm EMM. Druucu. .. lib. .. .Oak Purk . . .CIVIIJLEO . .. .Qmufj ...Robnlwm 0'Ns1II Nab. .,,.H.ul fu .. , .Clmugo .. ,fihfulgu GUY KENNETH DICE .... .,..Tip1on, Iam: DOROIHI' RUTH DIIQIER .... .... W 'L-I1 Clmnga RLTI-I EVLLYN DIETZ... .... Cbimga BERNARD DAVE EDIDIN .... .... C bimgo B.S, RICHARD KARL EIRICH .,.. .... N mbrille B.S. JESSE EISEN .... Chimga B.S. EVFIL O'NEAL ELLIs.... .... Columbnf, Obio CLOYD LEE EZELL .... .... A IrL.f1i11, Mm. 15 ROIIIRI' BIFKLLTRF FrRc,L'sox .. ., Clmxzy QVI-AIIN GRIIII PINK .,.Fl.1u.!fI.1n. 5. 17.115, BARBARA JQAN FLUN H. .. EUGENE Rox' FOLK... CARL LIILTON FRIEDMAN. .. . H.B.B,S. SAMUEL CALVIN GALLOXVAY. , ..., . . JULIUS GLICIQ B.S, CLARK W. GRrrN, . .. ..,.DLKI1H, . .. ,Cbirngu .,Rm'k hlfmd Pormloc, MIM. ,...t'lm'.1yff ... .C.lmI1yn 85 THYOUORE GRFVM. . .. .Rank lJI.nm' ELS. -Yl'l.IY.-X AI. GYIFP ...Beruyz 8.5. A1.r+rrLT Smxrx' Hmxx, jn, v,XlMm,!'4e. S. D. B.S. ADNM Axruoxx' HAjDL'K. . ,,.. Cfmligff HOMPI1 HARVFY HANWJN ., ,,.. Mm-plvyrboro 8.5. Wl1.1.1aM H. HAnRl0f.1' ,. .,.. Unilmefle 8.5. Hou mn H. Hman. . ..C'l,,U1y,, Hmm' GA VN H.aRsHnAnr,rR. ., .... Ihb.n1.1 MA., BS. 86 ELIZABFTH S. HEMMENS .... .... C himgo Ph.D. Cnur L, Hrxmt . ....Cl1imgo A.B., B.S, L.'xwnFNcF LFONARD HIRSCH, ., .... Cbimgo B.S. Mfxnvm Munn Hmscl-1 .... , ..Cl:imgo BS., M.S. BURTON Mfmvm ,lmoasom ,... . . .Cbimgv 8.5. IUHN MATHIM JACOBOWITZ ..,, .... 5 lmflor BS. FRANK JOSEPH IIRKA, Jn. .... .,,. E lmzmm! Pmk A.B.. B.S. MINAS JOANNIDFS, ja .... .. . .Cbirugo B.b. ELLIS DONALD JOHNSON. .. , . . .Chicago B.S. ROBERT PETER JOHNSON .... .... C bimgo B.S. JAMES PAUL JOHNSTON .... ...Emi Moline B.S., A,B. RICHARD THOMAS JOHNSTON .... .... C bimgo B.S. HAROLD KADE. .. .... Lo.r Angela, Calif. B.S. HAROLD ALEXANDER KAMINETZKY ........ Chicago B.S. LESLIE SHELDON KAPLAN... .... Cbimgo B.S. JOHN E. KASHIWADARA... ..... Penvyn, Calif. B.S. AVNER IQAUFFMAN Bm. ROBERT GENE KILLOUGH ..,. B.S. GIl.IsI?RT P. KIPNIS Bb, JOHN JOSEPH KLABACIIA... B.S. ROBERT E. KNIGHT... A.B., B.S. DOLORES EDDELMAN KNODLOCH. ROBERT MORTON KOHLENBRENFR ,......, B.S. XVILLIAA1 ARNOLD KORNBLUM. .. .... B.S. Clmago ,.,.Clnlrfm Clvimgo Cblmga I'if'giiii.1 Clvimgo Clvimgo cm.-Ilgi, 87 HVTII I.. KRKSIFR ll .1nhs.III H A. HIII. AFII Lx xx KI Hl IX in HI, IA A KI XVII Kuuxxu ,I In-I.Iuf li x XXIKIISNI ERXINI Luv, AIII Burr,-I,-ul :rI1, pIl.I. :X Ii IAMIA Hoxx ARI: I.AMHl'RT, JR.. .. I lI.m1ff.m4u l-LS. AIIIIIIAII -I, Inmm, . I,h1I'.I,u'f BN. IJRNIII A, LAM, I lm.I,IIf, RIIAIII-.RY RIII I,AIII4Ix , I'v.11m .fn Ihr!-If HN. 88 KFNNPTI-I XVILLIAM L,IRI'r. . .. B.S. ALVIN JFROIAIII LIIII , HS. CLARA JULIA I.l-ISHFRKEFR., PLS, INIAIIVIIQ Krxrxrrn LIIIN B.S. CHARLES ALLFN LINIQF. ., ,IGHN Lows , . LOUIS G. MANN. .. loam MARX'lN NAnsHAI.L. jaw.. A.B,, B.S. .,.ClIifIIgo .. .Cbirugo Park Forex! ,. ,Clvlmga .. . .dlwiraga . , . .Cbifaga , . .Cbirago . .Cbirago GEORGE BURNIE MARTIN. .. . , , .kiremdf FRANCIS ANTI-IONY NIATYCHOXYIAK ...... Alerzdam A.B., Bb. JOHN EDGAR MCLENNAN, .. ,, .Chimgn B.S. WARREN GORDON NICPHERSON, JR... .... Benmzl A.B., B.S. ARTHUR FRANCIS MEAD. .. ...Clairago B.S. IACK LEON MELAIIIED .... .. .Cbimgn B.S. VIRGINIA LOUISE MQRELAND. .. .... Palomar A.B., B.S. WILLIAM HARRISON MYERS ....... Searlle, Wfnb. INN CIIARI IN NI'L'RAI'IfR ..., . ,Hmrklfg AB. ELYINA ACNIN NFUFFID .,,. ,.,. C 171131-if' B.S. ROSFMARY EI.INoR NIFRIANN. .. ..,,1Ien:1'ille AB., B.S RICHARD XV.-XRREN NIXON. .. .... Chimga B.S. VALDO P. OLE.-NRI. .. ...IVhea10n B.S. EDXYIN ARTHUR OSTER ...... Gund Fm-ks. N. D. RICHARD VINCENT Ow'rN,.. .,,1ffnmmn1X- A.B. BFIINARII SuTHI'RI..'IND PATRICK, .. .Cmirzlh Aim. B S. 89 I-IARRY ALEX PAUL .... ,.., 0 nk Park Imrrs A. P.IL'I,sEx. .. ., ,E1.I11,I.fm1 I I B.S. HUIIIRT SAAIUPI PE.aRLxI.+x ,,.,,. Brmklyz, N. Y. NIARTIN PEPPIR , . ,..Clm'.1go Tuoxms R, PYISTHIIR, jk.. .. ,. ,Ffmpwl A.B,. B.S. SHUI PM Pmu I, ,, ,.,, Clm,1g,7 Nrmsux Emnn' Pmxuu .. A , PIMM B.S. M.IIIIIIv- BIMARII Pan: . , .r'l,1..II I Im. 90 ROBERT ALLEN Rmsxs ..,. B.S. DAVID IRWIN RAIIINUV. .. B.S. I.EoN.mI: RMK ... Ph,B., B.S. C,I-IAIILES ESTEI. RAMSFY .... ELS. Lrsur GEORGE Rrro ..., B.Ed. IOHN RICHARD REFIJFR ..,, B.S. WALDA SrAI-IMITR Rrrnnn. B.S. FRANIIS Hfxnoua RIIQHAIIIISON ..... B.Ed.. M. Ph, . . .Clsfraga . . . .Mokenn ... f,'I.7lz'f1g0 . . , .Omaha Mmpbyrlmra .. .. Wheaton .. .Oak Park .Spring Grove THOMAS WALTER SAMuELs, JR .... ....Demruf B.S., M.Ed. GEORGE SAXL ,. .... CII-em KURT O, SCHLESINGFR .... .... C bimgo B.S. HAROLD SCHWARTZ . .. . . . .Cbifnga JOHN WILLIAM SELETT. .. .. .Tuylofvillc B.S., M.S, XVFIDON GOODWINE SHEETS .... .... P ozomur PAUL W. SHIEFFLIQR .,.. .... I! 'eu Fmnleforz A.B., B.S. NORMAN HOWARD SHERMANM. ..., Clnirago RICHARD GLENN SHIFRIN .,,. ...Cbiraga B.S. InRo:ur IWARTIN SIIAIR .... ., .Cbimgo B.S. BL'RI SIOKUS . ..,. .-lllwm, Greg-Iv LFONARD RICHARD SRIIIH ,,., .,.. C 'im-ago B.S. LORAN EUGVNE SMITH. .. ...Benwn B.Ed. CHARLI1s Ons STANLIZI' .... ....DfIu1mr B.S. RIc,HARu PFRRIII' SIILI.. .. ,.,lh'Kf1lb A.B., B.S. Rom RI' G. STONIZ. ., .... f.lmIIw BS. 91 Smrurix Hrrzxuxx Swans .. .f'f1.'.1gH B Q jurlx L, FIRL YHERN .JI 'nw ml' H 5 HYRMXY GI wir STLWUHN, .. .,.c'lw.z5o BS I-lux Bmxuw ivxixunx , f'a'm,1,4f, B x AININ SIWIUK , .. .Cflmwff Bm. Nun C, TRIAUXYFII, .. ..., Clmuqw Orrrruin -IUNIPH 'l'l'nKr, , , ll.'n1.lJlu A,H.,HX. Him wnnC,uK.1rlnR Vu Brnlx. ., . uHl'nllulI Hx 92 HAROLD SYUPSTER XY'.xxULlxo ..., .lflvimgo Bb- Mia. Gmmaxi D. XVH.-XXI .,.. ....Cm!1uud.zle 1545. ll RRULD XXVIIDRAN .. .. Cbimga fX.B., BS. RAI PH Hmm' Wxfanx .... ...Chifaga BS. lam T XX'OLTl'R .. . . .Rifer Forest A.B., B.S. Emu, KHANCE XVOODALL.. ...AI1. Carmel BB. Fkvxxx XVRICHT, JR.. ,. ...Bloaminglon BB. l.1.m'n THrmAQ XVnlGH'r. ., ...Alaromb PLS. 6 Ojfferr- Sholem Postel, ,lulina Gylfe, David Rablnov Alpha mega Alpha Omega Alpha is the national medical honor society, membership in which is based upon scholarship. lt was founded by Dr. Vliilliani YY. Root at the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Chicago, then the Medical Department of the Uni- '3 0-1 Alpha versity of Illinois, on August 25. 1902. lt is the only order of its kind on this continent. At the present time charters have been granted to fifty chapters in medical schools in the United States and Canada. Tap wuz' Arthur Billings, Julius Glick, Robert Rabens, NX'illi.4m Deutsch. Bw! Leigh, Gilbert Kipnis, james Struthers Serum! row: Sherman Strauss, Lois Friedl, Efhe Ellis, Clarice Nordlum, Thomas Carter, fyril Mendelsun, Sherwin Zeid Boiron: faux' Alvin Suslick, Robert Lee, Sholem Postel, David Rabinov, julia Summers Noi in panel: Robert Baker, ,lulinn Gylfe, Elizabeth Hemmens, Charles Linke, Elvina Neufeld, Martin Pepper, Herzl Thiessen, Nancy Treadwell Ragins, Theodore Sherrotl, Arthur tw AA 99 'asv I 5151? 'f Q, , A ' .AL uv' BR vi T' I l ' I C -- gm 1 u I nur. PHY. l 1 jesse Eisen, 1rr'.r,fnrar ,' Robert Lee, ure pfuidezrrf Harry I-Iarshbarger, ,f?'l'FfdVj', Wfilliam Harridge, preeridenl P' K p E 'l Pi Kappa Epsilon has been an active honorary fraternity at the L'niversity of Illinois since 1921. The objects of this fraternity are to further the ad- vancement of medicine and medical education through social intercourse, intelligent thought and discussion of medicine and medical problems and their related scientific, socio-economic and social endeavors. Membership includes male students from the seven medical fraternities and the Inde- pendents. Election is by vote of all members of the sophomore class. 70p wrt: Frank Vifright, jr., Frank Sthiltz, Theodore Grevas. Alvin Harris, Aaron Fink, Karl Venters, Arthur Thiessen, Vifilliam Kornblum lifflfrliv mu .' Harry Stone, Edward Miles, Edwin Buzan, jrg, Richard Still, Harold XVandl1ng, Jerome Landy, Alvin Susllck, George Elfers, jr. . Ylvrrl vnu: Avner KautIman, Edward Spiegel, Charles Berheld, Vernon Hutchings, Albert Hagen, Gordon johnson, john Erickson, jack Baldwin, Robert Knight Srrfrml wrt: charles Akes, George Armbruster, Henry Swain, Anthony Lund, john Moore, Valdo Oleari, Richard Nixon, Thomas Samuels, Rudolph Froesthle If fffrm mu : Lyle Adams, jesse Eisen, Robert Lee, Harry Harshbarger, XVilliam Harridge, Ivan Neubauer, Whrren McPherson, Jr. .NUI ru parrtl: Thomas Brannitk, Marshall Orlotf, Bernard Patrick, Dean Rossct, Jerome Silver. Lloyd Wfright ' nm sf 6 ,. ,.. Q-. Q6 Ojfrerr-Top row: Glen Shols, Robert Horton, John Hoyt, Alan Thain, Lawrence Fiene, Robert Simrson Bottom muh' Harry Sandberg, David Richerson, Vernon Hutchings, preridenlq David Norbeck, Dal as York Fotindediigaglngtgugh Ggifge, 1888 56 Active Chapters Top row: David MacFarlane, Lawrence Fiene, John Boczkiewicz, Vernon Wilson, John Reeder, Robert Nelson, Robert Olson, Charles Linke, Paul Shetfler, Vincent Dlugos, Malcolm Mathias, John Rattensperger Fifth raw: James Milford, Loran Smith, Richard Osland, Robert O'Conn0r, Joseph Jensen, Earl Wfoodall, Noble Correll, Raymond Clasen, Ralph Olson, George Freeark, David Norbeck Fourth row: Gilbert White, John Johnston, William Davies, Basil Moskotf, Robert Miller, John Hoyt, Richard Still, Peter Pinto, Richard Eirich, Charles Ramsey, Glen Shols Third row: Donald Shanafelt, David Richerson, Robert Pianowski, John Erickson, Robert Muehrcke, William Ireland, Robert Horton, Harold XVarner, Harry McMurray, Warren Bradley, Robert Nyquist, James Johnston Sefogd gw.'KJkafnes Caulfield, John Boswell, Ro and Anderson, Judson Phillips, Alan Thain, Eugene Monroe, Jack Lynn, Robert Hoyt, Robert Simpson, tep en a er Batmm row: Robert Biurslrom, John Henry, George Wham, Harold Wandling, Vernon Hutchings, Ernest Propes, Dallas York, Harry Sandberg Not in panel: Robert Allison, Robert Baysinger, Carl Burpo, Joe Cannon, Louis Cowsert, Harry Davis, Samuel Galloway, Clark Green, John Kerr, Alex Kish, Robert Johnson, Francis Matychowiak, Warren McPherson, Wayne Neal, Bernard Patrick, Edward Pelikan, Thomas Phsterer, Leonard Piceione, Frank Raymon, Robert Rawson, Karl Venters, Donald XVham, Kenneth Willcox, Lynn Wloodward, William Zebrun ' ' rr1F'1i-'?'r'T1'R'f KK'7 f ?71'T'f's'Y ' U' ' ' '5- -he Q W9 '-3 .ff :C- Bill Hendryx, .vrrrrf.ni,' Rohert Brotkrnnn. Int .irrlwrzq joe linker, r1nrfwf1,' Kenneth B.1l-ter, lmmt' ll1fu11l.lw.' Funk Doyle. rnvlvluu rfuzlvnlrnl .NWI Ill furutl' Homer Hnnson, fvt.:rmu,' Bill Hedges, ohm! rlmnmrrvz Ph' B It P' Founded, University of Pittsburgh, 1891 I e an I Iota Chapter, 1902 -H Active Chapters Tap ffm R+-bert Prentlrc. H-Hg lunatlus. David Dachlcr, Glenn Fltigg, AI Wnelnien, Ed Glenn, Kenneth Bnkcr, Frank Doyle, Robert Moore, Raymond Miller, Prerr john-on, W'illi.irn Brenmn, Tom Nrtholxon, Eldon Van Sand! Fourlb rffu ' Bill Hendrix, john Otten, Vinient DeGuil1o, Leo Green, Kent Swedlund, Ditk Traenor, Konrad Ernst, Henry Zimmer, Thomas Lukasik, Bill Torrnt-lll, Al Schneider Tbnd mu : XVilli.1m jones, j.uk Sthaller, P.1ul 'I'hcoh.1ld, Cflarentc Klosc, jim Davis, Tom Carter, Rohcrt Neidl, Stephan jacula, Dale Rosenberg, Ronald Sumner, linker Lardner, l,.irry Irish Xeroml mu .' john Sparks, Bull Hedges, Stott Snurt, Robert Brotkmnn, Anthony lerulll, Allen Rigglc, XVlllli1H1 Daugherty, Nick Pace, Mitlmcl Pill, jerry Fair- banks, Donnld Sandnur, Hnrry Levsis Boflom mu f Wfillmm Giles, George Martin, lmn Neubauer, Homer Hanson, Frank l-lnivler, joe Baker, j.ttk Dzierz, Lloyd Wlright, Howard Kuhl Nor m fmml' joe Brc-ttncr, Kenneth I..xRue, Fmntls Richardson, Rithzird Owen, john Moore, Eduard Miles, Tom Brannltk, Bill Taylor, Rohcrt Newton, Donald Hartrrth, Bob Geisler, Clmrles l.oltl.lhl, Ken Gill, jim l..mc, Harry Mcssmoore, George Fritke . Ps 4+ Q A -si- ' Q 151 , r-.4 Q t, -A 5, ' Q 5 Alvin Suslick, i'ui'1t',i,11w1d111g .ruv'e1i1r3,' Stanford Astherman, pri'i1Jn1l,' Harold Schwartz, rn? frreinferzl No! 111 panel: Harry Stone, fr'm.r1ner ,' Erwin Patlak, iuturilnrg ,wr1ulr1l3,' Bernard Baker, ro1u1n'1Irn 111 ,- Norman Rotenberg, rornzrellm I1 Phi Lambda Kappa FmmdeirigiliiitifEfrfSlL??l1E33ia' W I6 Active Chapters Top row: Lee Trachtenberg, Allen Lefstin, Ronald Fox, Sherwin Zeid, Alex Rnter, Alfred Fleischmqrn, Jerry Khnrasch Fourth raw: Julius Newman, Adolph Rabinovitz, Norman Rotenberg, Avner Kauffman, Leonard Lieberman, Ernest Pullman, Ernest Philipp, Bernirrd Goldberg Tlaiid row: Herbert Friedman, Bernard Resnik, Herzl Ragins, Edwin Kissel, Melvin Seglin. Lawrence Saxon. Seymour Siegel. Sheldon Schonebertg Second fair: Morton Friedman, Herbert Lerner, Ed Spiegel, Simon Horenstein, Jerry Schaffer, Nathan Kronenberg, Jack Carsel, Harold Visotsky Barium raw: Julius Glick, Jerome Landv, Alvin Suslick, Harold Sfhwartz, Stanford Ascherman, Leonard Hoit, Robert Bmtman, Ed XVasserman No! in panel: lsadore Piteslcy, Bernard Baker, Sydney Bild, Hanan Costerf, Daniel Dertch, Albert Fish. Donald Hadesmrm, Norman Holtzman, Alvin Harris, Burton Heda, Bert Leigh, XVilliam Maslow. Sam Mathin, Al Milstein, Leonard Neff, Harry Stone, Bernard Abrams, Joseph Bernstein, Gilbert Bogen, Robert Gilbert, Lowell Goldberg. Manny Karbelnig, Herbert Kaufmann, Jerry Levin, Gerald Lieberman, Erwin Patlak, Stuart Batkman, Sheldon Beruer, Myron Berman, Marvin Gold, Hyman Friedman, Arnold Goldberg. Bernard Hankin, Samuel K-ernen. Herbert Levin, Morton Nntnrius, Alvin Miller, lgxslae Nathan, Robert Pildes, Robert Reifmnn, Harold Shatter, Julius XVineberg, Morton Shane, Harold Slirilter, Bernard Smookler, Julian Zinder, Charles eac .-err: 'PO- AS - susan? y .r 'e- V fa sz- 'im 5: 'fe wr-v en- Q-D 4 Top mu .- Dean Rosset, ,lease Eisen, Marvin Levin Boiron: wrt : Daniel Lang, XVilliam Deutseh, Marshall Orlofl Ph' D E 'l Founded, Cornell University, 1904 I e an P I Alpha Alpha Chapter, 1918 52 Active Chapters Top win .- Sheldon I ogan, Robert Rabens, Sholem Postel, Hubert Pearlman, Hyman Cohen, Morton Comess, Leonard Brcssler Thru! wzz' Richard Shllrin, Loren Stern, Sander Carrie, Israel Carson, Sherman Strauss, Martin Pepper, Charles Kaplan, Alan Kanter Strffrnl fun : Ralph Xliferss, Irwin Goldtarb, Louis Mann, Alvin Lerb, Bernard Edidin, David Multach, Robert Kohlenbrener, jesse Eisen, Marvin Hirsch Bffxzffnr wuz' Jerrold Xlfrdran, jack Malamed, Leonard Smith, Marshall Orloff, Whllram Deutsch. Daniel Lang, Dean Rosset, Marvin Levin X l ,' m prmtfls Robert Baker, Arthur Billings, Robert Dorm, Eugene Folk, Harold Kaminetzk , Norman Sherman, Jerome Silver, Herman Sturman, Harold ithoolman, Lionel Sth-rut, Bernard Becker, Bennett Berman, Fred Flesh, Aaron Fink, William Kaufman, Robert Adolf, Elliot Cohen, Myron Green, Paul Herz, Edward Kllteniek, Oscar Lenit, Eugene Levine, Sheldon Nemerovskl, Leigh Rosenbluni, justin Simon, Roy Mendelsohn, Alan Abramson, Howard Brenner, Norman Brill, Burton Fink, Whllram Fishman, Alvin Frank, Donald Greenberg, Roy Halpern, Paul Hirsch, Eli Katz, Fred Morrison, Donald Platt, joseph Robbins, Sidney Schmitz, Robert Simon, W'1ll1am Singer, Ronald Terchner, Lenin Pellegrino, Norman Nelson, Sheldon Lavin -. rag, Q,-F .AQ 3191 Q? 24 Top l'Ull'.' Robert Knight, rfbolarrbip rbairman: Geor e Peddie, rurbing rlvairman: Wlilliam Von Ruden, .mrml fbairfrzan: Alvan Karraker, .recrelary,' Harold Bisia, ,reniar 1l't1fd't'71f George Johnson, home rrzrnmger Bolmm row: David Voris, preridenl: William Poggemeier, lvmmfer: John Kashiwabara, .spam rbrznmarzg Frank Meyer, edilor of Signal: Frank Lanutx, preridenf of pledge F1411 Nor in panel: Henry McLaughlin, rife prerident ' ' Founded, Northwestern University, 1890 Beta Gamma Chapter, 1894 2 7 Active Chapters Top raw: Richard Johnson, jr., Eugene Malone, Alvan Karraker, Darrell Statzer, Charles Burroughs, Russel Compton, Jerry Heath, Harold Biska, Robert Knight, Fred Babzien Fourg: muf: james Bremer, Howard Searight, Frank Meyer, Donald Stehr, David Fell, Richard Parsons, George Peddie, Frank Sek, jack Spicer, Clement otway Third raw: George Armbrusler, Charles Patton, Edward Murray, jr., Frank XVright, Charles Moertel, Robert Smith, George Batz, john Przypyszny, Robert Killough, Jack Baldwin, Henry McLaughlin Serorgfbgow: john Frisch, Hugh McMenamin, Thomas Huson, Perry Brucker, William Poggemeier. George johnson, john Matthewson, jack Estes, jack i s Bottom row: William Von Ruben, Hugo Vietz, Rex Wiederanders, Ray Vespa, David Voris, Frank Lanuti, Hugh XVurmle, john Kashiwabara Noi in panel: Glenn Chamberlain, George Green, Ross Hutchison, Orville Dawson, Fred XVitt, Charles Akes, jack Berry, Guy Dine, XValter Rettberg, Frank Schiltz, Tom Stivers, james Stotlar, Ernest Sotrop, Dr. L. W. Peterson, family mlrlmr N-at ys- IQ All . -or -.9 'Z' 'T -our ar 'Y' 136 ,Ax st? 2. Q, ....n S Uffirtfr 7 Yep Mn : Alvin XY'.itrie, Rubert Bird, james Snuthard Bwrrffm Mn J Rfvbert Ltc. ,I-llHI1'lLlS Sunuels, jr., xxllllldfli Harridge ' Founded, L'nix'ersity of Michigan, 1882 Nu Eta Chapter, 1892 +2 Active Chapters Tfl,h f'fm'.' Phillip Axalwrl, -Inlm P.1r'r-nrt, -luhn Kl.1b,ich.1. james Lambert, George lNInr1f-w, Minas juannxdcs, Robert Stone, Robert Lundeen, Max Sweet, Charles Supple, Amhuny Lund, Rnbcrr Ferguwn, XVeldon Sheet: Fllrlv wir' Tlieodure Apr, R-'bert Deiss, Ge-vrge Bard, Gurdon Graham, Harry Hrrrihbargcr, john johnson, Robert Madden, Richard Steury, Albert Hagen, Clurles Stanley, flames Marla, Ylwhn Vette, .Inhn Lnuls Iwmflw mu : Rnhard Sthaede, james Struthere, james Hopkins, fharles Steldrnger, Ledrrc Smith, Stanley Rousnnelos, Lloyd Knritz, john Lanfranki, George Hart, Frantnx btrehl, Martin Blazing, George Turke, Frank jirka, Tinmthv Manning Tfvrrl wrt ' Edwin Gritlin, XY'allate Strnw, XVrllr.xm jnlinmrn, Grmer Sertzinger, Hurry LaPlante, james Cooper, james Paulsen, Robert Ansley, Wfilliam Karel, Rudnlph Frncwthle, Cienrge Ellers, XY'1llx.1m -lnlinstun, David Bristow, jack Pearsnn, Ludwig Gmndl, Lawrence Lee Xtrffrrrf wrt: Dale Learned, Ruhert MJtNerland. Gnrdun johnson, Rnbert Lee, XY 1llx.1m Harridge, Tlwnias Samuels, Robert Bird, Alvin Wfatne, james mlutlmrd, Rnlwert Md ray, Antun T-vtlmlauski Efr.',wfm vnu. Allred Reirhke, Raynmnd fassady, Edward Dnniinn, juhn Hill, Hugh fouper, xY'lllli'1!1'l Marshall, Wfrlliam Hogan, Wfilliam Hensold, Henry fmtellr., I lutlnrd Nyman .NIJ nr fmml: f,hrrstnpher Cvmen, ,lnhn Hadley, jnhn Ylgtnb-nvitz, tharles Lerghtfrn, W'illxam Myers, Edwin Oster - l . X. l de fi ' 'L x s ge i 'f-we 3 Y! Q Top ww: Effie Ellis, Elizabeth Hemmens, Walda Reeder, Dolores Knoblotk, -Ianice Greenberg Second raw: Barbara Elusch, Cecelia Miller, Nadene Coyne, Clara Leinberger. Rosemary Larkin Boflam raw: Ruth jones, Natalie Schuckmell, rite prerldrzilq Ruth Dietz, pit'i11a'ef11,' Exelyn Lorenzen, tvu1.i1nsf',' Mrs. Engleiohn, fizrnlfvi ipmlwv Notia1pmzel.- Louise Converse, mrrerpmldnzg ,wrrrli1v-35 Rosemary Niemann, ftuorillng iui:ulm'i,' Frieda XVeiner, r1r,itfi.i1t111.' june DeXNl'olf, Dorothy Dieter, Virginia Edwards, Lois Friedl, Doris Hunter, Nora Kircliman, Virginia Hendricks, Ruth Kramer, Virginia Moreland, Marie Mowrer, Mary Petro Brolley, Alyda Ratajik, Charlotte Robertson, Marianne Schour, Mary Sullivan, Nancy Treadwell, Janet Wfolter Alpha Epsilon Iota l Elizabeth Blackwell The University of Illinois College of Medicine is foremost in its interest to attract women to the profession and break down old preiudice and dis- crimination against women doctors. lt is interesting to note that this year marks the 100th anniversary of the graduation of the lst woman doctor, Eliza- beth Blacl-Lwell, who later practiced and distin- guished herself at home and abroad. ln women, a free mind and nimble linger work together as one, not to mention their intuition and mother instinct. From these small beginnings today. we have over 10,000 women physicians with a rich future for greater expansion and inclusion in the profes- sions concerned with the alleviation of human ills- mental as well as physical-functic:nal as well as organic. lOl edica Campu Candid Q, my , ,. R-law S11 M VV , X--,gf A N11 I x -pw .m.4r-mm-,f Puslrlg uf 1-ld A'l1.4ng-uut'4 I A mr .r-, mv lfkxr cx.1rn1mtn In l rwhl-url - ,1 Ima HJ w mm 'I'I1cruI1r.4Iulw.1rr ff ff H J 3 19 if ' 1 P v, H7 qw, v 6-Fi 1- , E fq hr.-if 4 , 9 si .41 -fQmW..,,,,, ,,., Q. Q - -za Qui , f: ' A 15 4, , 9 YQ 5 '- ' W. v 3 5255 , 325 A f- 4 X , 5 v w s ' X 4 fn w 2' 4 2 2 , f n. 1 Q ,, .A 31, F 'Tia :ff c 0 ,:., .. N Us .. .V I I 1 Q. ' ' Y 'v ru. sg W-i M5451 EY N ' v :S 33' JF ' JA wg . v 3 2 in ., 1 --s5,f',5f'fEv12Aw.ps4asW vqifxfds-nv bf-gg.'fi .iY'wMf' Q3 J Aa 1 ,cv Q4 :fx ,, we I in 13 F 'yififxfigffg Y Wh ,. a , v Dean lf, R. Serles Modern up-to-date pres-riptn n stare ' e ig ,J allege of Pharmacy Pharmacy is recognized today as a public health profession, and its practice is regulated by law for the protection of the public. The pharmacist repre- sents an all important link between the physician and the patient in his understanding and compound- ing of the doctor's prescription. He is a profes- sional man trained in bacteriology, physiology, pharmacology, analytical and organic chemistry, and some 20 other arts and sciences pertaining to the practice of the profession. Such thorough train- ing has not always been required. In the earlier years, as little as six months training with a limited curriculum of four basic subjects constituted the educational requirements. This advancement in educational standards has been closely paralleled by similar advancement in practice of pharmacy. Consequently, drug therapy has emerged from the cure-all era of yesterday to the direct therapy of today. t Q ' is 11 :iff x I 1 04 Apothecary Shops of Yesterday -W xl' An olde show globe Ol f love, Mister IW I i I r 1 R N Q ff' 54: arm ,rg :yr f . 1 .x v, ,gr 6- T Rf-hcrt XY'.nt, m.1Nnr r, -l.ll11us Mgllun, f1Ynvl,f:l1J,' D-,mrmld Metzger. Ilia' ,fm11.lrr1.',' Betty 'I'h-unpwn, wwer.:15 Pharmacy Seniors umm' H, Anwar ., ,,.Clvm:go 106 E1.1z,-xmf:H MARIE Bamxlu .... ..,. I lmqgu EDWARD IGOLL BEVERLY. .. . . .M:Kinney, Texan JEAN BOSTRUM .. ...Cbimga KENNETH ALFRED BOWMAN, .. .. .Clnfmga HERBERT EDWARD BRAUN .... ,..CbiL-ago BERTRAM ROBERT BROWN... ,..Claimgo DARWIN EVERETT BROWNE. . . .. .Cbiraga JAMES DALE BROWNING .... .. .Chimga ALFRED FRANK BRZOZOWSKI. .. .. .Cbimga XVIII. R, BUCK .... RICHARD Juuus BuczI'NsKI. .. .. MILTON G. CHRISTY... NORMAN F, CIPOLLE. ,. JACK ELLSVUORTH COOK... LOUIS CUEURNEK FRANK NATI-IANIEL DEFRANK. .. ... STFLLA S. DFLVIFTT. .. . .Elgin Cbifago Cbiraga . .Joliet . .Elgin Cbiragq .Ollau'.1 Cbirago 107 XY'rL1,1uf J. Daosrr ., GL..-'my Tnxvvx Mrixrx Dlwlmk .UQ-.' ff.:-niwrfx mmm-xx ix XY, DVM xx. -IR . . .1 I-,f,.1,w Romnr D Emu . .. 1QM.1,w l uurxcr Exxaxs , ..., Em! Sl, Lulu, FMU l':llINlHlR rfblmzff r Munn HOWARD Gramm ,. ,lflgm HINRN Emwx Cnllhllil I41f.1,n,u 108 Romfm ABRAHAM GLA95NlIR. .. ., .Clairago I :rm M. GR.-XSS!-l. .. ..Bellem1le Romgm' fHARl,l'A HMRANIK. .. . ..C1rera Rum'n'r LH HIQAJINS . ...Quinry Dum Hoi LAND . , .. .Chimgo Hmm' Il.NATIL'N ,I-KBLONQKI, ,. ...Clmaga Fnru Mmonu KAISUYAMA. .. .Cbirago RAY H. Kmr. . ,..C!:i1l1:mbe JAMES ROBERT MALLENH. .... Clm-ago PAUL MARTIN .. .... Paris B.S. DONALD RICHARD METZGER. .. . , .Puma MARY MARGARET MIRANTI, . . . .. .ML-Hem-y JACK CLIFTON MITCHELL... ...Albion TED ITSUSO MIYATA... .. ,Chimga SAMUEL JOSEPH MLAIJINER... ...Cbifaga GEORGE ANTHONY MORAX'A .... .... C ifem C'I.ARIfxCE CLARK AIORFLAND XVIILIAM -,AMPS AIR.-KZFK WAI. HARVEY MUEI.LIfR... LOUIS BERNARD NEIRA... jo:-IN H. NEUMANN... PAl'L EDXYARD NEUhIANN.., BFRNARD SADKIN .. ROBITRI HARRX' SI HMIIIIL ,. . ,5fA.1,,fy.,.'1f. PA. . . ,Cnem . . .Cblraga . ..Dl1Qu0if1 . . ..'ll1r9r.1 ., .rlnnmz .. .Clvimgo .. ,Oak Pub 1 O9 RICHARD ANTHONY SCHRANZ. .. ,,.Cl:icag0 PAUL Envcxuzn SCHIJESSLER. . .. .Clmmzgu ALBERT PI.-XROLD SCHULMAN. ,. ,..CL.w.1yff FLORIAN JOSEPH ScHw.aRz. .. ...Clw.'T',1,g,f ROBERT WM. STRAUSS. .. ..Clmn1yff CARL SVETANOFF. .. . ..-irlmglon Hnglw EDWARD JOHN Sxx'm1N0r,A . CMN, CHARLES -'HHN Tmrl . Cbfmw 110 SHERXVOOD THOMAS .. BETTY JANE THOMPSON... fkl.FMFNT FRANCIS VRCHOTA.., . RORTRT MX'ERS XVATT. .. ROBERT A. WELLAIAN, .. EVGFNF XVITT AUGUST C. YOS. .. XXVAYNE ALLEN Zmc.l.12n ,,.. . .Cbiraga . . .Morris . . Cbirago Spfingfeld . .Clrifagu . f 1f.',4 Ru . . Clviragn . . .Aurora R Melville Beswick, fmuzrial Jl'r1be,' Herbert Alpert, e.x'rheqnev',' Fred Fleischer, L'l7dl1L'F!l0!',' J. Davis, farnllg rpo21,ror,' Fred Yanow, Jergeunl al l:r'mr,' Frank Spirito, rife rbanrelluf No! 1:1 panel: Kenneth Steam Delta Kappa Sigma Founded'lllilifiiferoalllinois'1923 Tap row: David Holland, Seymour Gordon, David Hill, Marvin Reizner, Myron Newman, Sherwood Thomas Third row: George Andrews, Louis Feinman, Herbert Alpert, Eugene Wlitt, Melville Beswick, j. Davis Serand row: james Ruben, Robert Brown, Arthur Salzman, Sol Bernstein, Bernard Sadkin, Frank Spirito Bottom raw: Henry Gilbert, Fred Yanow, Alfred Heller, Goodwin Duncan, Jerome Glass, Robert Strauss, Fred Fleischer Noi In fmfzel: Marshall Miller, Kenneth Steam, Ellis Confer, Earl Vlfeisman of 1' 55 ,M - W X ,uw GLY 'U fs 'NG' 1? 'I iw ,Miz L .-.1 'I 4. an Cf' 1-5 4 4,3 I5 3 69 fha 3:15 Aviiv- IQ' 5-'N ..... Q,- .,-9. 'lffp fffzl 5 Norbert XYoyincilionskx, Eilxmnl Sxxpinwn, Fmnk Nuto, Edward Hrlmu Rilpi ur Yiwu! wil' Mulmel Herr, 'Iml Muy.xt.i, john M.uten. Robert Hilpnn, Raymmnd Smith Otto Ze er N I 11 XY' ll rim. ,H - 1 mm Selmal, I.-luis Num, Frank De Fmnki james XVh1te er me lhflfgflfl XX ilt 1 Mi sen Iifffmnz r 11 ,Innes Hroxxnzmg, Robert Peters, v:wcl.Iv1.' james Miuhcll, If :fn mi o s Independent Men' s Professional Organization HIPC D. as the organization is commonly known on the Chicago Campus, is Rl group of students working to promote good will among the members of the llenlrh Professions. and to foster business and professional ethics. This is heing accomplished 'lrfff you lJ'n.il.l lirnst, lirlxxln Push-k, R-when Romnxkx, vlanws M.illcn, Mrffrlll 1 ri F,iul l'l11nkn'i.mn, Kenneth Bowrnui, Rohert Hawkins Robert H 'I 11 n XY' ll of of n mul Mueller, Fred K.itsuy.iIn.1, XV1ll.ird Poole, .Ralph L max I ,, .J F'-ie. ' tr Q' fx of ff? .-- 'Sf inv- ,- 52? Q3 1. ' 01756911 f Tap row: Donald Cliakas, b1i1uf'1.1i1 5 Charles Thiel, iw,tgu.1111-ri!-rirrzli ,' Whxlter lXflt'lli'ide, 'lr,, rlwf:pl.m1, Allan Doane, rw:-srpfirzdizig ,iewrrrzrji Barium wzr: Richard Monkman, .nl'ie1,1iy,' .lack Mitthell, 1'1ru-ilf,qi'i1l,' jack Look, i'tguri11,' George Riilwerts, liuilim r K P ' Founded, Medical College of Virginia, 1879 I Chi Chapter, 1910 +2 Active Chapters Top voir: Wfarren Moscinski. Richard Mnnkman, Howard Corbett, Wfilliam Diuste, john jacob, Roger Smitendorl, -luhn Gulitlc, Wfalter McBride, james Gibson. james Pisano, Paul Thompson, Milton Christy Fourth mir: S. John Hanus, Richard Roth, Paul Neumann, Paul Schuessler, Clarence Moreland, Gilbert Haggenios, Donald C.li.1k.is, Robert Eklin. XVllll.irI1 Buck, Donald Hayward, Francis Michaels Third wiv: james Deckard, Charles Hedde, Allan Doane, Edward Beverly, Robert I-lavranek, Benlamin Limbaugh, Chester Gerber, Armen Varzliabediiini. XVilliam Collins, Robert Higgins, jack Mitchell SFlA0Jld row: jack Cook, Thomas Hackbarth, Charles Thiel, Richard Bergestin, Edward Bruno, George Morava, Richard Morlivgi, Stanley Susina, George Roberts, Donald Metzger, Dr. Ralph Voigt V Boing: gnu'.'E Dr. Frank Maher, Prof. Charles Clarke, Dr. Ernst Kirch, Dr. Hugh Davis, Frank Sagona, Prof. George Webster, Prof. Ralph Terrv, Prnt. er ert mig Nor in fnmels Loraclo Monaco, Fremont Schneider, jr. 96? ,fix , -, . 353-, .. Q 1 . , ,, . . V Q .. 'J f Q ' 1533 3 Y '-, Q j , I ' wvtv 1 Q is X -. . ,A I A21 . ' Q 4' 4.1 ' , j KN I . f 2-Pig'-H - . H ' . ' 45 : -A , Hg ' . s .ry iff . 7 I T . - ' I '.u 'S- ' 5 ,, - f ziffii it I ff fo ' x QN' - .' .1 - . M. 51,-Y ., . -x x .--1:50 -- .-.M 1 1 fr-1. 1 5' :LY egj- 5, - : - . ,Aw 1. f. 'ka,.,y.-.1 A R4 .ii U 5 , 9 'wa if 'U' Q, 'Q x g, LU. gf' ,fc :.,g: ' fqfg .5 N. - ima. gg .' Q ' wfffiu W lf 'iff?'iillj. ' ix' . hm!-N. -r ,f 29 fa J' x ,N . 12? , . L'- gf' , 1 ,f ,ll X if . 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Huwx FPIIEEN, Ilmxt Kmh, Stmlcx' Nuwnm, l3wn.1l.1 I,usim.m, -Luuv.-s Gmnun, HL-rlwxt Emnu, Rim du In Named H ' H. I :4 Ralph Y-wut. Hugh Dun. H-vyd Lyrlnlwxg. mw.'.1w-m,:w1uf. Yl..4k Mmlmfll, fm11.!1ff,', Dmud H-fll.1nd, :lm jmx1.l111f. lhlplx 'IL-Irv, P.m1u.n MAJJI, llnm Lvmrmu, 4.,f.,I,lU Xlllhhurm V V ,X ,J -fx ff,u,.1 M..rxm Cfmlwr, Nunuul Mlnlxmr. Dam R.xr11.uxx.xn1l, I.xrl Sulu, Rfxlwut Bumzmu-n, Ning M.nlxuuk.n, Imthur Mqcr Rho Chi I Lux l.xl'mr.xlury Xwwrk Aiwdyrl ' maine production tcchnic 116 S. 1 -- E- 4 'Wh 41. . z 4 ' Rf Ip? . . Q., I ,,., 7 ,us ,. ! if Q x 1 9' i 5 'difj L. Y. I we i . 4 , . C, 1 f ,Q 1 V ' 'L 'ff Q'-ft C Pharmac Campus Candids fs, 75 5.1 -. F , urn., .fax CQ .H-' ' F-1, '-if f llupurwm Posing fur a moth paste nd D.1nvnnu Rwmcof' UN PJYYY my hladw lmnlnu mn thc lnlly trip 'HW Bwwmnn KIWIUU 118 Graduate College Graduate work at the Professional Colleges in Chicago has been in progress since 192-1. Conduct of the work is under the direction of about 100 members of the faculty of the three colleges who have been approved also for graduate college ap- pointments and the Committee on Graduate work in Medicine, Dentistry, and Pharmacy which de- termines policies particularly applicable to special- ized work in the medical sciences. In 19-19, the position of Assistant Dean was established because of the greatly increased registration and general conduct of graduate college matters is centralized in this office. Graduate work on the Professional Colleges campus is primarily intended for students who have already completed their professional degrees in medicine, dentistry, or pharmacy. However, su- perior students currently registered in a Profes- sional College curriculum or who have essentially completed premedical requirements and a Bache- lor's degree are accepted on a highly selective basis if their interests indicate a desire for training at the graduate level in basic medical sciences. Graduate training is not a matter of successfully completing a number of advanced courses but chiefly emphasizes original laboratory or clinical in- vestigations. It is primarily a program of training for research and teaching in the medical sciences but in- cidental to such a program is the preparation of in- dividuals for a keen and scientific approach to the conduct of their professional practice or speciality. Graduate students work Dr. Milan V. Novak, assistant clean of the graduate college for l the Chicago professional colleges 4 l 1 H9 .x11 , -pw f. ,wg--2 Occupational Therapy Muscle Coordination For Everyday Occurrences MERLE 1.1211 CHAMPNEY. .. . . . .Waukegan B.S. DOROTHY DENNxs . .. ... .Pam B.S. ELAINE CoNsT.aNc1s FELLIOS. ., .... Chimgn 8.5. 'PHOEBE FRLTDDEN .. .... Dubuque, Iowa 53.5. ARLINE HOPE Go1.nMAN.., .... Cbimgo lB.S. 'ROSE-MAME HOLSTON ,,.. .... N fubzfille 1B,S. APHYLLIS MARY DOYLE .... .. .LaSalle fB.S. Paralpm LOL' HOULIHAN., .. l...I'.:y:1:.y Inj. 8.5. Eu.-xNOn HURTAK .. ,. ,Clumz Bb. ANN BETH K11HM.,. ,.., Clfn-.vgv B.5. Hr1rN S'rr1.LA Po1.rNsK1f ,. .... CIIPI0 B.S. P.-xrnrcm JOAN TOZIER .... ...Chimp B.5. ALTHIEA VOLLAND XVALTON .,,. flffnzezmoj B.S. Emu: IYIICHIKO IWAFD,-X ,... .,..ffiw.z,w B,S. v A .P yfxlgfy, -ll 'X I . -.lx 1 1 NN 'mf' 1 X XYN N if.. V .uf il 1' :fn Merle fliampntx, Patritla Toner, Arllne Cwlrlriavi, Elaine Fellios, Ann Kehm, Phoebe Flllllxltfl, Ella Rnh M. f cr lleari-il Hurtak, f air-I Dillon, Patrnia Houlihan, Marita l7iexmlllel', I.-us lirase, Helen Eetenko lv I rf f ri ,Klart lierinetly, forrnne livankel Illi-Sota llli-Sota, the orlicial name of the lllinois Student Occupational Therapy Association, was organized in Nlarch, 19+-I-. in L'rbana as a campus actiyityg a section was organized on the campus of the Chi- cago Professional Colleges in September, 19-H. This organization was the out-growth of the es- tablishment of a Curriculum in Occupational Ther- apy in 19-I-3, the registrants in which register in the College of Liberal Arts for six semesters, and trans- ferring to the Chicago campus, register in the Col- lege of Nledicine for five quarters. The purposes of the organization are to familiarize members with the function of the occupational therapist as a member of the health team, to further acquaint- anceship among the registrants, and to identify themselves as a professional group. lrlarvla swap 'lofr vnu: Robert Firma, farnille bluore, Helen Bryant, Lynthia Clark, Fannye Mathis, Ann Hearity, Shirley Lundbergz, ,lean BeDell Yffura' ron' barbara Rennaker, Virginia Beekuith, Mary Ann Heineken, Elaine Zimmerman, Mary Ann Strpp, Lerrla Kelley. Bexerly Ann Taylor, Rita C. lxers. Elaine tl, XX'rlson, Margaret Lupton, Patritla Hough, Eleanor Deffley, Elizabeth Rathlrng Xr.frr1.l ron Patrutia XY'rlliamson, Marion Serxatzy, Elizabeth Rasmussen, Maryelle Gunderson, vlUlIZl Feldman, Barbara Meyer, joan Otis, -loanne fruthers, Httlxt Droxxne, Grate Dittman, Marilyn W'erselberg, Dolores Holden Bottom von Nally Yiughan, busre Yoshrkaua, fynthia Martin, Marilyn Block, jean Parke, joycelyn Green, Ruth Knight, jane Merrill, Caryl Calvin, l,ella Hotles, Marilyn Humphrey of fumtl' Susan Close, Patritia lurran, jane Durlee, Georgia Green, Barbara johnson, Allen Mills, Dorothy Omorr, Martha Rite, ,lane Selmens, Virginia S -en. Margery Tompkins, flaire W'egner, Lorraine fozza, Rhoda Priest, Irene Ramsay, Phyllis Schwartz, Nanty xw,IllI.lIT1S Az, Q 3 L -' . U Q 1 . - -5 - F9 ' 9 4 - -5' ET i ' 6, .. - Y 'fu' Illia l7IL'llH'L' mnlnliilre- Howard Kuhl, Richard Owen, Stella DeMett, john Dzixis, Edwin Brown Not in przuulx Bernard Patrick, Dave Holland The Illio of 1950 Each year the presidents of the senior classes in in medicine - are responsible for the compilation dentistry, medicine and pharmacy appoint two com- of the Chicago Professional Colleges section of the mittes from their respective colleges. The commit- Illia. tees - this year headed by joseph Brettner, a senior Illia rrmimillee- Trip rnuf: Bob Bird, M. Galbraith, adrirnrp Edwin Brown, jonn Davis, Ray King Bollugn row: Milton Christy, Phil Laurence, Rita Fisher, joe Brettner, cbanrmi11,' Constance Roark, Warren McPherson, Harry Harslibarger Nor in panel: Norman Cipolle, Edmund Prorok l -Si 'gf I -in K-5 g,,,- wwxs..4::tX.w,Nc 31 ' 1' gm. .. ' W 15 F' X' 55 -1--1 G i WH Y Y ,Y q 'w ,, T ,,,,,,,A, A X U ' 4 ut tl. Q . A n . 5 . w. . . 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The Corps is open to all first-year male students under Z9 years of age, if they are physically qualiiied, and to upper-classmen who are under 31 years of age and are veterans. Upon completion of the 4 year course, which includes 6 weeks of Summer Camp, the students are eligi- ble for a commission as lst Lt. Dental Corps Re- serve of the U.S. Army. Lt. Col. G. G. Garrison is a graduate of the University of Iowa and served as Dental Surgeon for the 9th US. Air Force in the Middle lffast and lfurope. Dtntnl students from Indiana University, Dental students at R.O.T.C. camp li' K fr , .UQ-e1 , -fax u fl Medical ROTC , 'fa me 1 I , Nd sy K l-sa Q .... Mayor james A. V. Galvin, AIC The Medical ROTC functions primarily in pre- paring medical students to be Medical Corps Re- serve Omcers. Most of the students remain in the reserve, a few enter the Regular Corps. Graduates of the ROTC have priority in being considered for Armed Services internships and residencies. Major james Galvin, MC, USAF, is a graduate of Albany Medical College, and has iust returned from Germany where he commanded the psychi- atric center and served as Theatre Consultant in Psychiatry. ROTC students take history of patient ROTC students inspect Manhans Respirator 4 . sri fi' 3' :X fs W john XV. Brown . The Chicago Professional Schools lntra-mural Program is ably handled by john XY. Brown, In- structor in Physical Education. In the 1948-1949 season, nine sports activities were available with over -Hifi of the total student enrollment participating. Football is the first sport. The six man teams represent classes and student organizations from the three schools on this campus. The l.h'l.P.O. team emerged as champions with Phi Rho Sigma placing second. Basketball starts in December with usually hicago Campus Intramurals twenty or more teams entered. Delta Sigma Delta won the championship with Kappa Psi placing sec- ond. Kappa Psi represented the Professional Schools in the animal MING festival, placing sec- ond among the teams entered. The annual Volleyball Championship was won by Kappa Psi. Golf being the next activity, Delta Sigma Delta won both the Spring and Fall tourna- ments. Phi Delta Epsilon won the Softball Cham- pionship and placed third in the annual MING festival. PM Dilm Epiflmz Sffjrball- Top mu : Charles Kaplan, Roy Mendelsohn Bffmfnz wuz' Robert Rabens, Aaron Fink, Marshall Orlorf Nat In paml: Daniel Thomas, I, Goldfarb, Harold Schoolman, Donald Koppel, Berkeley Slutzker, Leonard Bressler all 4.111 'T lfv if IX '? me- l i r I I 1 -'Si ,-- U Q'-c if 1 l.M.P.0. Foolball-Top r01L'.' William Kleckner, Sam Mladiner. jim Mullen, Kenneth Bowman, Kappa Pri Volleyball-Top mu: Edxnird Bev- Richard Schranz, Willard Poole, foarla and manager erly, Clarence Moreland Ballom row: Richard Buczynski, William Mueller, Paul Brinkmnnn, David Hacker, Herbert Braun Boiron: faux' Harry jablonski, Don Metzger. jack No! in panel: james Mclilhaney, john Bagel, Jim Smith Cook, Charles Thiel N01 H1 pfzwl: Richard Roth hicago Campu Intramurals i i 1 l l Ir1diz'ia'1ml Chd7PIpl0Il.l.' Edwin Brown, golf: Charles Thiel, free lbl0Il'.' Vernon Della Sigma Drlm Bmkfllmll-Twp mu: XVilligun Tinurun , Hutchings, Iennir J'I7IglEI,' Harlan Feicht, golf , Charles Nichols i Not H1 pane .' Richard Roth, table tenmf rmglerq Monte Steadman, lnzrldball ,imglerf Barium ruzr: Lehmann Henderson, Harlan Feicht, Ernest Brink- Charles Akes and Charles Pang, lable lwnm doubler man Q Noi 171 panel: Ralph Nelson, Richard Kelley, Paul jennincs 3 Wlillium Bell, Edgar Gillurd , K QQ, lx Z. Y' 7 if-'J Q' 4, ..- Aer , , M me - i 129 A 1' Qty . . Tap rfru : Robert Ferguson, zi'tl1,i11vn,' Dr. Leon L. Gershbein, 01rlvu,i.'m frzrnllj udrmw Dr Miltn V Nom qlt: llnlz Mrnfly ildzuffr Bffzlffm mu: Norman Powers, drrrtlnr of pizlzllrilyg Wfilliam Giles, fire p'e11Ju11l,' Jeanne Miller llflllildll lsadore Pitesky, fnt'r1.lr'ul Nu! nz fnlrzff: Rutli Kramer, vffrrlrnj Phi u Phi Phi Xlu Phi, an honorary musical fraternity, was founded by Dr. IYilliam H. lYellcer in 1936. Coin- posed of students in the Professional Schools of the L'nix'ersity of Illinois. candidates are elected to ineinlmership after participating in the parent inu- sical organizations for two years These orgtniza tions consist of a sxniphonx orchestra glee club and dance band. Its regultr niusicil concerts ire highlights in the culturil life of the Medic il Center of Chicago. 7ffff Iwi' Dixid Voris, Robert Killough, XV1lli.im Poggemeier, Rolwurt Biurstiom, Wfulliiim Giles, Rudolph Fr msthlc lwnard Rink Walter Sthneldcr Iffrnrrf mu I Ijurivflly' Cross, Rosemary Larkin, Arthur Thlcsscn, Frank Hir.1tsuk.i, Wfarren McPherson, Rosemary Nlcmmn Richard Cooper 7!vm! ron : Bcrn.1rd'Rcsn1lx, Harold Sehwartz, Herbert Lerner, Harold Kadcrnun, Bernard Becker, Vittor V.1rr1il R1 hlrd Nixon Scwml ron .' bylxu lxlexpins, jeanne Miller, Norman Powers, Ellis johnson, Dr. Leo Ptvsner, uirluiml romfln D in Rlssct Robert Ferguson A, L In rf'-.lmr1fo, Alex Roter liflrfffm mn .' Colbert Kipnis, james Struthers, ,qltr rlnb in-rl1fr'tfur,' Allan Doane, Iszadore Pitesky, Dr. Leon I Gcrshlitm Dr Milan V Nou Nor nz fmuztlf Alatk Baldxiin, Manny Karbelnng, Ruth Kramer, Mrlxlne MtArthur, Henry Mtl.augl1n, Hubert Ptsrlmm Dr Sophie Presley john Nthiller Sheldon Shonelicrg, Rex: XVieder.indcrs 'C' 0- Spirit of Medicine The school library during a normal day I Campus Vxews Formal gardens The Pmfessicnal Y Campu Carnival Part of :A gay evening Havanna cure See the birdvcm A popular booth by straw vote This onck not hare Pulling strings 132 S-Rwmmmx .r X 5 x A 4, Gs- Q jx .. Aknx ml . X Kg. , i -.J 4,ff1fgff-.-,-fii..,-A ,Nm e ri -R. N ' '. 2 Q . .,, I Sf P ,M 's . ' I if 3 ,Q ij ' E . 1 X ml 4 4 Q E . ,M .. 1 'P-:N N ,:::f?jf - B 4- rea. :,,gfQ.4 P, ' ' avQ5?,:2: .N B 5-2 , ay Q ,,,, 5 3 x . , 'fi , if 5 - f 1 ei 2 3-2 Q S 2 ? 9 3 'ei 3 Li! -,Q u'jQL - v - P 1 . Y I Y 9 ui wi L - Q-, 3 0 r --a ' 91 f fS9E!f7' ' - ,,:,. .. V. i. -a I . .. 'i 41 af. 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In addition. complete pre-profes- sional courses are offered in medicine. dentistry, veterinary medicine. journalism, and teacher-train- ing. The current school year saw the establishment of a degree program in nursing in cooperation with four Chicago schools of nursing. The 68 classrooms-so similar to classrooms on other college campuses that it is difficult to remem- ber that these are built over Lake Michigan-and 33 modern. fully-equipped laboratories are provided at Navy Pier. The classrooms and laboratories are supplemented by a 30,000 volume library, lounges, cafeterias, and extensive recreational facilities. . f.-'2 num, -, . 9 as I Mm 155 i IIl I i' Vs S .Wx +V 'Wt an Z Q '-T H fi, - -g. ...A ,.-ra-rn. ,- ig fr . Tsar' Q-A.. ..1 . . Q .Q P. ' 57 .f ' lbw.. . mfg -752- '-83. T- Q, Inf ' if .-..- A ri llll GW ' F' his' lx L . ,UH , X. Amy if x nf .' ,'-5 ., if .4-9'-, IA I iw A A if '?' .- ff-. fiy 1' . 151' L 1'..'.... ig1'-'- A ' , ,-'C' 1 -A 2 - . 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IS' X L F 1, gf I X p Gm, Wk NJ f 5 'Ny ,X KW :VA Q 1 K QQ f u 2 M4 X K fs Q Y My ,Sq 0 S f 'af ' V32 -2? G 3 X W 4 ' 1' if 1 X -f N f X 1 0 K 0 V!r! X. 'ix' l X yr f Lk E-4 1. ,' mx g 'x X 'ly 1 ww f X g f K ff f X O I Bronze Tablet--1949 L'niversity Honors are awarded to those seniors who maintain excellence in scholarship. The names of seniors receiving University Honors are inscribed on the Bronze Tablet in recognition of their sus- tained high scholarship. ln order to qualify for this honor. a student must have been in the upper three per cent of his class in his school or college in the four semesters in which he was considered for junior and Senior Honorsg therefore he must have been awarded College Honors in both his iunior and senior years. Liniversity Honors are also awarded to graduating seniors who have earned . le I . . -sg, ,' S if 'fx .Qi W ' 'vlil' i3:.:QiE.T'5 xii -ow ' College Honors twice and whose scholastic aver- ages for all semesters previous to the one in which they graduate are at least equal to that of the four- semester average of the lowest student currently chosen for University Honors. The privilege of receiving a special University of Illinois Scholar- ship Key is extended to recipients of University Honors. XYilliam Peter Adams john Horace Allaman Mary Louise Baer George Pickering Balz George Holbrook Bargh. jr. john Franklin Belt Albert William Berg Sheldon Berger Martin Eugene Blazina Lois Dungan Bohon XYilliam Andrew Brooks Earl Cecil Brown Patricia Ruth Brown Richard XX'ellman Brown Shirley Rita Brown Kenneth Robert Brunn Albert Orin Bumgardner Richard Alden Campbell Roger W'illiam Caputo Sue Carol Carr Frederick Russell Chapman Phyllis Selma Cohen Roland Dean Collins james Lawrence Connell Edmond Elmer Conner Charles Gilbert Cooper Clifford Mathis Corneli Charles Lynn Coultas james Wbillace Crawford Thomas Raymond Crews Patricia Ann Culp Dale D. Davis james Robert DePauw Lawrence john Desmond Phillip Brock Doll Charles Edwin Drury Mary jeanne Eberhardt john Harris Eichhorn Richard Charles Einbecker Carroll Dean Eldrenkamp Norman j. Elliott Ronald Leroy Elliott Milton Luther Embree 144 Gerald Leroy Engelhatt Edward XY'illis Ernst Earl Duane Eyman Wfilliam NX ilbur Finkler George Frederick Fischer Betty Louise Foss Donald Richard Fox james Ray Fox Wfilson james Frank Leo Ray Fryman Marilyn jane Gardner Vincent Glaudin Xlifilliam Maurice Glickman Girard Edward Golden jack Allison Greene. jr. joan Harvard Grout Louis Howard Haglund Calvin Sargent Hamilton joan Rewey Hayes Robert Walter Heckman Malcolm Morris Helper W'illiam Ernest Henderson Neal Elwin Hennegan john Melvin Henton, jr. Don Eugene Herron Avery Herbert Hevesh joyce Charles Hoffman Robert joseph Hohlman Rose Marie Holmes Robert Henry Holzbeierlein Simon Horenstein Guy Lee Hudson Robert Henry Huss Dickran lzmirlian Lester Ernest jacobs Richard George johnson Stuart john johnson joe jungkurth jordan Gilbert George Kamm David Leon Kantro Richard Chien-wen Kao Allan Louis Karl Mark Robert Kinter Helen Marie Klier Paul john Klumb, jr. Glenn George Knackmuhs jean Hanna Krieger joan Elizabeth Kuhns james Elwyn Kuntz Murney Myles Lazier Robert David Leach Harold Kinzer Levy j. Gus Liebenow, jr. Phillip Irwin Lifschultz Suzanne Love Dorothy jean Mattes Annette Rose McAdam Kenneth Francis McGann Mary Rose McPherson Alan Wfilder Metcalf Carmen Russell Milano Don Carlin Miller joe Ted Miller Ross j. Miller Frederick Eugene Mills. llI Leroy Frank Mumford Carlyle Edwin Neubauer George joseph Novak Leonard Saul Oppenheimer Robert Lawrence Pancoast john jay Parry, jr. Howard joseph Pele Harold Edmen Pendleton Frank Cousins Perkins Ruth Bergman Peskin Chester Max Peterson Guy Dean Phillips jack LaVerne Pihl Alvin William Pistorius Donald Paul Protzman john Gordon Replinger james Bradford Robinson, jr Leslie E. Roby William Lawrence Rockholz james Alvin Rogers Norman P. Rotenberg Frank jay Rubenstein Donald Keith Schaeve james Henry Schussele Charles Harry Sechrest Eric Paul Selin Donna jo Selleg Morton Shane LeRoy Harvey Shanin Phyllis Marie Shaw George Oliver Shoemaker. jr. Edward jerome Silverman Marcus George Singer Harry Degan Smith. jr, Ober Allen Smith Robert Lee Smith, jr. Lloyd Stratton Springer joanna Elizabeth Stern Donald Edward Taylor Wfilbur john Thom Harrison Cleaveland Turner Earl Louis Urish ' Edward Kenneth Usher joseph Martin Vene Francis Dale Vercler Robert james Wagner joseph George Wasko Robert William Weber Raoul Bloch Weil Freida Weiner Edith Madelen Wells William W. Welsch Carolyn Wildman William Charles Wiley Richard Dudley Williamson Margaret Louise Wilson Mildred june Winkleman Albin Paul Wojnarowski Pang Tsu Woo Arthur Ramer Wyatt Edward james Zagorski George Zilis judith Ann Zuckerman Top mum' jack Grenz, George Drake. Wfilliam Patrick, William Harper, Robert Grigg, Robert Silverman. Joseph Senesae U Serond razor Stuart Helilrich, David Cunningham, Chalmers Marquis, Sherman Keats, Arthur Harlan, Donald Burns, Phrlip Rosenberg Barium nun' Robert Dunn, XVilliam Mindak, Richard Brams. Thomas Pugliese, Albert Schweibish, Frank Senger, r1rz'z1fof is a professional frafernify for adverfising sfudenfs K P i fosters research in commerce, accounts, and finance Top mfr: XVayne Oak, Ralph jackson, Donald Colbert, Maurice XVorkman, Fred XVilson, Paul Doebel, Charles Andrews, Charles Pollard, Clinton Cannon. Joseph Gauger, Dalton Hildretb Second ron: Edwin Thornburg. Russell Kelly, Andrew Drake, Dean Goldnetz, jaek Morrison, Raymond Baehert, Alvin Cooke, Reginald Romine, Kenneth Hoover. Gerald Murray. Francis Peterson, Howard Hankins Barfom wuz' Prof. Hale Newcomer, Robert Blucke, Roy Hostetler, Robert Ahlquist, Daniel XVollar, Harold l-Ceiler, Richard Miller, Donald Storm, Verne Daehler, Richard Anderson, Prof, Paul Van Arsdell Not Ill prmel: Harry Allen, Robert Bergland, Alex Bower, Clarke Dexter, Orin Grant, XVilliam Schnirring, Clarence Vo-gler, Dickinson XY'iltz, XVilliam XY'ood5 3 4 i . x l 1 l s vi . , I . z 2 'I at an - .,,. H , ., . . SJ.. , ,r -. , , . 1- go- - n..s,-- - .. ' -, ' r-, , - ,, ,J ff . X. --A ' s . 1 -- - ' ' ' - ' L .-.. 'J P' ' - --sf' DO as, Q 'G 9 1 '5 F laws: - 4 J 455 , v 7' ' 7. 2 A il , 3, 29 -cr Y D l -1 I vi K X , 1 ., i S v fs 1 4 7 1' r- rw lXl.urv I-rrrru, Lmrrgm Crrcun, N.rmv Nukcrs, Marrlyn Srlmcler, M.1rg.rrct Nmur, Bcxcrly Taylur, B.xrbr1r'.1 Hull, Hcwrly Bmmblctt, Humrk, Flrrr--r -Lrrmw, zur fmr1.f'n:f. Ann Sxrnpwrr, Mnrrlyn Nrrrrlr, Q rr wrzrr Mrffrrj 'Mu' N.mu Dcncs, Vrrurrwm Pulzrn, -lun Ulwn, Clmrlnttc Harris, C.1rnlyn fl.1r'li, lY:rIrlHn.!,' lNI.lrllyn Hulm, l.csl1c Nixon, Lum Small, 15' Hffw rrrl' X.mrv Alr-unrlur, Rrm Martm, Ruth 'I-flrns, Duluruw Korneggcr, Ardrs Mrllcr, Hcxurly Bxss, P.1lrrrr.r Nrrkcll, P.rrrrrx.r MlrhcIm.1n, I harmrrmr: Ruth Ann jmwlrlurll, Rrm Berg- N' .fra farm! Drrrr-crr N-rrtlr, Plrxllrx Bell, lsalwcll Brrmn. B.rrlur.r Clmrupuux, -luitrnu Ebert, B.1rlx11.r Trvzrcr, Bsrlmm XVrllr.rrns, Annu Beckman, rrulri, f,rrrrl H.rrrr-run, Burnt.: H.rrnnlr. Murlyrr Hrmlslcv, C-fnsmm: Hrrtlrnan. D--r-rrlmx' ,ll-nus, Dfvlurus Kennedy, Phvllrx MrD1wug.rlI, Mary Rrlcy, Irma Nlrzrkr'-l.rm1, M.rrrr.r Smrllrh R-rmlyn Summcr. Hourly 'l.lklur, Durutlwy Sxl1l'.lLlLI Zgvcgnugcfjghsrzzgrizrilcjrolasfic affainmenf ' fh'h hlh' dla'h ' 5:22235 rg sc ours rp an ea ers rp rn womens l- 'f. 1 :r Xlr , Ihlrlrgrr I-rqrr, Prrl-1'-. Imrx l'S.rrr-wx, I,rl.x .-Xtlruv. lXl.rril','n F:rssl.1f1rl,YIIQII'l.l Nrtzltr 4 1 ' l L Top faux' Byron Peters, james Wildt, Ral li Hunter, Earl Traver, Charles Terril, Daniel Chambers, Russel ewey Fijib faux' Eldon Steffen, john Player, Ro ert Bergman, Howard Sheckler. Glenn Paulsgrove, Xvilliam Martinie. Donald Freebairn, XYilliam Ficlccl. XY'illiam Kirchhofer Family raw: Prof. john Wfeiss, ndz'i,mr.' XVilliam Hobson, Lorimer Elwell, Robert Kirkpatrick, Ralph Harmon, Lyle Lewis, Donald Kaufman, Charles Pearson Phillip Plumart, Eugene Pohl, Dean Herriot: Thin! row: XVilliam Fortschneider, Wfillis Mcliinney, Howard Thompson, Maurice Land, james Stewart, Albert Lundgren. john Stott, XV1lli:im Sthruedcr, Ralph Buswell, joseph Foster, pferident SPA'0?1df01l'f Robert Mills, Richard Wfagner, Donald Pritzch, Victor Funk, G.0rge Hamilton, Gerald Pirts, Frank Birch, Rothell Buzzard, Sture Pierson Lawrence Alles Barium v'ou': Carl MCCausland, H. C, Hendren, Ray Smith, Hugh Livesay, Orville Sauder, john Cracldock, Eldon Chapman. Edward Yadlosky aids prospecfive feachers of agriculfure recognizes high scholarship and leadership in agriculfure Top rozw: Donald Miller, XY'illiam Oschwald, john Cline, john Shiels, Donald Brakensiek, Donald Kaufman, john Keeney, Ralph Taake, Norman Yngen Donald Mann Merwyn Lindstrom Kirchofer, Carl McCausland Boltom mir: john Curry, Donald Niewolcl, Charles Mcliie, Ted Kendrick Tbim' row: Glenn Moody, Russell Lewey, Glyndon Sturt, Ellery Knake, Robert Alexander, john Small. john Staubus, XValter Fehrenbather, Robert Downey Sefozzd faux' john Christ Robert Hamilton, Elrny Colden, Robert Renken, Edwin Monke, Robert Gorerki, Dr. Ralph Mutti, r1QJ'11,iffi 5 Robert Teel. XY'illiam Sfott Erirkson, Arthie Harper, XY'illiam Lloyd. Albert Hcrriott, H. lf Hendren .5353 Z o- Q If W. . I .hui M 'SF 9- 1 W '1 3. ,. F. gg . . P A, . 2' X' v L I ' y J ' 7 r , , I D K 4 5 K! 1 ' . .-D Ak. N ,x X sw lf ,. , ,npr Q -' Q xfgiyf w '- Q 1 ,QT K + X an , Q X Q ' X We Q , Q N RP ii X Xe Y. 'Y T. 'N '3 gg Q- . Xig J xx . -3. 5 Ss -In :rw-L-ff' , v . . - 0' V , . ,-, - Rv -4, ii, - ' V , ' ,,u' ff: xr-len, 4. n- -4, ' X Q ,, 4- ,f -Wei -'21, -. , rx, . -If w ' ' g' vu ,' 4 K , s Beta Gamma Sigma Beta Gamma Sigma, which is the national honor society designed exclusively for outstanding stu- dents in the school of commerce. was organized on this campus on February 26. 1913. The purpose of the organization is to honor outstanding scholastic accomplishments in the held of commerce and also in the held of business administration. The member- ship of the society is limited solely to those men and Women who have shown their ability and who rank in the upper two percent of the junior class and in the upper ten per cent of the senior classg they are those students who show promise of marked success in their chosen held. Since its very beginning. Beta Gamma Sigma has expanded considerably. Today, it has chapters at over fifty of the leading schools and colleges of commerce throughout the United Statesg it has a very large alumni group numbering more than fifteen thousand students and including many of the leading businessmen and industrialists of the country today. Gladys Alt XVrlbur Everineham 'Robert Hnllirnan Mary Baer XY'illiam Farr Robert Hohlman john Belt Dale Freldtamp XY'rlli.un Howard Howard Bernstein Neal Breskrn Earl Brown blames Connell Nolen Craver Verne Daehler Lawrence Desmond XVillram Dunn Richard Einbecker Carroll Eldrenkarnp Leonard Gibson hfrllard Grauer Allred Cranes XVrlliam Grrllith Douglas Hager Alerome Hankrn Walbur Harris Thomas Hernstreet Don Herron Neil Hobbs Guy Hudson john Ylolrnson Alvin Kaplan Kreel Kassermarr Iohn Keller Paul Kelsey Arthur Kiefer l-larlan Klotz Glenn Knatlxnarrlic George Koberg fillll Larsson Richard Lawler Robert Leach Rrthard Leighton Sam Levenson Lreorge bladden Louis Matusrak Roy McCollum Liuv McCune I harles Nrnter Robert Mrnnrng Walter Moms Leroy Mumrord Donald Neumann Top ron : Marshall Zissman, james Fischer. Stanley Metz. Eugene Koch. Frazier Brown. joseph Mortimer Botlom I'0ll'.' Prof. Arthur Anderson, Prof. Hale Newcomer, Prof. Robert Mayer, Prof, Philip Lorklrn, Prol. Charles Stewart Yale Norlridge Leonard Oppenheimer fiarl Peterson Phillip Rrtlr XY'rllram Roekholz Edward Silverman lark Slrehenmyer Robert Smith Daniel Steinberg Laurenre XY ade Robert XY'el'ier XY'rlliam XY'erpert ,lean Walk Arthur XY'yatt , -- 1 X' X f'. re. ' x 7 rrrz Robert Furtlmnrp, H.uxey Sturnpf, Robert Alemntler, Elrox' Golden, Frcderre Koe, H1lNN'.llLl C-uhl, H.1rold Gohl. Robert Applegate, Duane Rowe, XY,rlrer l..rmb, Al.unex Henneberry, fluence HlDxlUfCf, Clmrlee Aguhr l,r 1 r rr D.rrreIl Klnnk, Al'l1on1.u Lhun, XX'rllu.un Dembskr, Et.lu.m.l Nomk, Frank Hladrk, XY'llll.1m Lukltsch, Vrment M.1gr,:'ien, Raymond O'Ne1ll, Henry Ponlertluner, l.e-vn.ntl L.1uter, H,xrl.m Lrllre, Robert Cameron I ll' f rr ' D.ln.1ltl lohrs, Robert bmnllx, Robert Tomlrnxon, Munn Eyster, Lours H.1err, Durght C-.1rrr5on, Edxxxn Runcr, D.1rrell Hclmuth, Arthur Bmttoril, XX'rlIr.un xl--new, XY',1vne O.1l4, rloieplr Mortzmer A '1 lvfrj ,MH XY'lll.,1m Ixirmrev Kenneth Srnrth' Rowell lole, l.eon.1rd l.xrlso:1, joseph Malek, ,l.1n1e5 Fischer, Ernest Boulrllng, Etlmn Hutllngton, Hnrnld jones, Tlrornu lenlixns, Drrlton Hultlrerh, flrnton Lxnnon Nt. wr flu E M,1kor4. Iiukudrr, Fred B.1rn.xbe, Kl.urs 'I'rmmerl1.1us, Fretlrltk S,l1e1tlt, Dmrtl XY'rreht, Robert Grrnncll. Hnvey Gus, Rlymond Teplxtz. XVnll1am Fern, Albert Nl-Artur, Albert Nxglrn, Funk V-,Ile li rm 'err XY.1lter Lrpnnskz, -loieplw 5.ll.ulrno, Gerald lXIt4oll.1n1, liretlzltk Zrtorskn, G1-,urge R.1nd, Enlwuud Nlcewuk, Donmld I..1ra-rn, Hubert Hart, Frederic li:-wore, Crcoree rlolmnwn. Dormltl PL-tltlvwrtl, Rhymonnl Slmller h' G I recognizes refurnmg veferans who have affarnea' hrgh I o scholasflc achrevemenf al honors oufsfandlng sfudenfs In fhe field of elecfrrcal PP englneeflng fl nun M.xrt1n Hretz, flmrle-. Raruter, XY'rll1.1m DeBmee, Marvin Anderson, Wfalter XVynf:i, Lours Malik, Stanley Ridge, Rob:-rt Nieholson, George Ecken- xmler, litlward N1-uk, Robert Laube. Robert Thcrs, Edward Flannery, john Flannery I 'lf' rf-rr Bemdmln Atkem.n,VGeorue Kel.1l.n, XV1ng 'I'-rv, Frantli Tone, Robert Antler, Robert Hargrs, Eldon XVebb, Lrnton Kyptrl. Arnold Darulw, joseph l,.,.,N, Anonymous, Carl Benetleltl, Dormlal Knowebel, Clmrles Meyer, Max fasler Yffff mu Aueuet Cmrtner, Andrew Roby, Mxrtrn Hrxlttunen, M.1rsh.1l Frolnntl, Rltlmrel Castor, George Peters, Robert Brrdgwater, V.1l blonex, Lnwrcme Mlunrerr I lurlei XVrllyr1rd, R.xlpI1 Klautulm N,fu! vnu XY'.1ll.1te Beruluntl, Rrclurll Wfelli, Hurrngton Brearley, Kenneto Borror, Earl H.r11c, Dwrght G-1l'FlM'lI'l, Robert Domltlson, Frank Osborne, flmrlex Krause, Brllv -lonex, Eugene Demuro, Vrrg.1l Srlmd ll 'vm rffzr Frank Ar-x.1nu, XX'.1ltcr loprnxkr, flmrlei XY'1Ilx.1ms, Rxrlmrcl Nrmtif, Rltlmrtl Gorozdos, Ire.:-nrtrq Edward Krtsclz, rmwrlfwzztflllv u'uulmj,,- Robert lieulix, vr.frl,1r5,' 'lue Str1xner,fffngf,1m r'l1.11i1mn1,' Sol M.xnn, Inu frrr'r1r!t11,'g Arthur Stlmeter, Bruce Exerrtt, XVill Bryen, Robert Dull, Robert Survey, . I LIU! MTWR :2,-.-- . 111: :iii - 1:11 .- liii 1 :..' I I - l 111: c , -1:11 . 11-1- - 1 is f . l 1 r l Top 1-0111 john Wallace, Samuel Fnotlrk, Burton Frank, Roger Mellem. Prof. Drrver l.ind5.1y, Prof. joseph Bgrrnw, Prof. Rrchard Xlfrlliann Serond rnu: Arnold Gxrheld, john Truemper, Robert Tennant, Carl Wngnru, XYlley Trllnun, Marry XVexler, George Hodge, K.1rl Lulrnunn BUIYOUI mu : Vrrtur Pojman, John Severns, Davrd Pyle, Rulnert Seluefer, Rnherr Dedmayes, Oliver Hcrrrck Nut nz fzmlul: Edmund Trvth, james Scheelcr, Glen Arai, Gcnrge Hmllk ' m fe sch la f'c ach'e emenf among archifecfure Gargoyle Soclet fflodeifj 0 S' ' ' Zighcxas arf sfudenfs who mainfczin high schol- Top mu : Robert Grieg, Robert Wfrlbert, Delores XVullace, john Raushenhergcr, Sidney Bradd Senna' wrr: Sue Miller, Ruth Palmer. rrrfnza' zlru pr'e,ri4f:r11.' R-:bert Eckelx ff.,1-fmu' Rnmld Bernstexn, Qlnmnn Caldwell, M.1ryJ0 M.1tD0n.1ld Bnltam wzr: jean Devaud, fini nu' f7H'.llLfL'Nl,' Anne jac5cl1ke, janet C.1rso1, jay Holm, rfrffrrpfrzzrflrzg ,rrr'vr1r1f.1: S.1lly MeKeown, urwdlrzg -.'rwI.zw, joan Fagerburg, XValter Baker. lmr-Hrfrzl Noi in fmucl: Pwr Bond:-ll. Marilvn Conrad, Phyllxs Donahue, Dorothy Lentz, Beverly Lundberg, james Poguc, Robert Shnnfeld, Rnbert Vugele, fhrnsrrplwur Zajit. Nancy Barber, Drnntlry Blfbftl, john Davidson, Howard johnson, Rlcu Kahn, Fred Petlng, Herschel XV.1rtxk Ill 'L' Il 7 fr v zz ' Kem Dnkman, Btu Dans. Mildred Moore, Ezra Bottenllelkl, XY'1llz.1m flark, filmrles Allen, Eugene Mellon, Metra Zahorsky, Nell Znlmcr lu latte fmlclrc, Rav Karnes M. ,mf ,,,,1- l,177lc Vl4'l1fT 'Vl. Hwlffl Huff, Vlola Allison, Agnus Nelson, Nellie lhlu, Vera Kanlen, Helen Slgnmncl, Ruth Tlmornpson, Marguu l lmxx Margaret Henllrrson, Dua Mlfall, ljufls Mellor, lm ff. fr n ' Ruth Hveks, Helen Kemp, Hernadlnc Hcmnger, Flon.-me Aye, Maxx' hlrliollgle, Katlmelim- folvcr, Inc-.utre McH.:rrv, -less Beard, R lu! Eldmm encourges high professional, infellecfual, and personal sfanclards ancl recognizes oufsfanding confribufions fo eclucahon recognizes and encourages oufsfancling scholarship in fhe field of journalism Xlathew Antonio George Bargh Xlary Carlson james Doxvler llelen lfallcenrotlr Ronald Fett joseph Fouelrard Nlary lfrcter .Xlvin llaerr 152 Donald Harper Donald llileman .lay .lcnson Barlmara Keepers -lohn Lemmon -lCl'UIllC Loeb c,ll12lllllCI'S Nlarquis llzwlxl Nlollerly' Rosemary .Xlorthorst Harold Neubauer Leo Persselin Ilarold Ramm Romayne Richardson l larvey Rubin Robert Slwonfeld l'-,ll1lCl' SLllZC1' Mary Weeks liuniee Collins. m1'1'is01 we ,Q ci es an f ez ,-.. nf '? Top row: Maurice Martin, Glenn Fiscus, Robert Mulhausen, Charles Wfikeheld, Frank Carter, Herman Tebrugge, XY'llll.l!'D Sawyer, Bernard Dikselis, Robert Hertrng, Marshall Rowen V V Serond Y'0Il'.' Donald Wleller, Thomas Pollard, Jerome Frankel, XVilliam Nace, Lorris Bowers, George Anast, Donald Walloughby, Arthur Scolnick, XVilliam Ken d' Ballon: iful' Elizabeth Grossman, Phyllis Bell, james Meyers, Elihu Schimmel, Raymond Teplitz, Frederick Brodie, Yvonne Aldridge, Yolanda fammisa - . . . promofes a beffer undersfancllng of fherr fufure profession among pre-meclical sfuclenfs furfhers fhe ideals of fhe legal profession Tap rnzzx' Edwin Gunn, Paul Bere, Robert Butler, Richard Gremley, Wfilliam Davenport, Robert Dannehl, Gene Grnppi, XVilliam I.ewers, Raymond Lee Sigzb ron : Wlalter Sebo, Howard Koontz, Carl Ohse, Roy Grunnet, Arthur Padella, john Belt, Godrrey Nemee, Kermit Knetsch, Donald Merlie Fifth razu: jack Fitzgerald, james Files, Harrison Streeter, W'illiam Driscoll, William Hotto, Walter Finke, George Killian, Ernest Utter Family 7'0Il'.' Harlan Heller, Roger I-laughey, Ernest Fraley, Howard Neuberg, XVilliam Makovic, Charles Hopkins, Lee O'Brien, Lewis Pollard Tbiri' mvrr.' john Olivero, Wfilliam Lawrente, john Morrisey, john Moran, Arthur Price, XVilliam Nemanitk, Kenneth Peek, Robert Preston, XVilliam Ko- 'ontis Sefond rout Harry Simms, Arthur XVendler, Ivan Elliott, Eugene Kwasniewski, Alan Hultman, XY'illian1 Early, john McNamara, Paysolf Tmkotf Barrow wir : joseph Saladino, john Moss, Martin Lawless, Charles jones, Richard Ackman, Sidney Smith .. 1 en . 4 3 E n u 1 I 3' 'Q 46 3 gt ,a -cs' 'Elf' .16 Yffff v n ' -learn H.-umm. Jammu Lager, MJ-L-nn.x Stahl, Mu Cru c mu m A U A ur'Ixl1n1x Xmffml fffu. M.ug.uct K.xsLl1.1k, P.ntr1u.x XY'1lh-vurn, Margucritc Hr cr nmttc tw X lx In Izlndn lu lvfmffrf' V-'11 Knthrxrm Muurlmnv f.1r-llc B,1uL-I, Shulcx Bnltclx, Eur-thx Rus L hun .Nw xr: f..r1J Angrluic Mlunc-rn, Knhurlnc OTH-lrznwr Phi Phi I K' vw R llmf ran' 'IIIL-More M4 mf vfll' la, ,rn vnu' I.L.I:Lr, P I hl, promofes fhe cause of higher business ea'ucaf1on for women I provides closer social and pfofessfonal companion EP K ship for men In physical educaflon nlmul fnluth, XYlll1.m1 vlmlrxclx, fhqstcr Mulnrmv Iliff ld l'u1lt w L s I Ihxrd XX'umIxx,11d. Pwr 'I'hr:r11.ux Cuutnn, Paul Dun :IL ng' Lmmm L L LM L hulk, Igrlgm 'Ih--mmm Knym, XX'cld-In Nuvslw.1un1,i Ylmur MI:-vlcr. Rnlxx 1 r mr uuulrn Ls 1. R lx L Arthur Hmm, Paul Huh, Nw I,,1H.m, XX'.mun OIL-us n L s I mn Q x Nmxtx 1 IILI um I un tull Jsmu... ' .1-1n.' ,. o . Phi Eta Sigma is a scholastic honorary fra- ternity for freshman men. It was founded in 1923 at the University of Illinois. Dean Thomas Arkle Clark, its founding father, in- tended that it should promote and honor high scholarship among freshman men. At the present time, sixty chapters hold charters on university and college campuses in the United States. Evidence of a fast-growing organiza- tion has been shown by the installation of sev- eral new chapters each year. To be eligible, freshman men must have achieved a 4.5 average or better during their first semester at school or by the end of their Hrst year. ln the fall of each school year, Phi Eta Sigma gives a smoker for those freshman men who have shown promise of attaining the required grade average or higher. dfuff Donald Hunfef- ffffffw 1 James Barr, rife prefidezzlf Floyd Yifindal, lmrfmei 5 Bruce Gilbert, purif- An installation ceremony is held during the latter part of the Winter. Following the installation ceremony, a banquet is given in honor of the new initiates. Included in the program of the banquet is a speaker who is a well-known personality on the campus. The men elected to membership have the honor and privilege of wearing the Phi Eta Sigma I I key. Top row: james Barr, Francis Livermore, John Conlee, Robert Rexer, Gerald Magee, Raymond Knauss, Paul Randolph, Elroy Golden, Kenneth Mules. Ken- rgethl Fetrow, William Thompson, james Ephgrave, David Knecht, Robert Lauchner, Garland Fritts, Dario Cova, john Mason, Robert Cook, Theodore wam Third row: Scherrill Weichbrodt, Paul Bauermeister, Ronald Hoefle, Burt Sindberrz. Richard Allison, Edgar Dunn, Donald Bahnlieth, Dalton Hildreth, Wayne Thompson, Earl Bragg, Melvin Churovich, William Becker, Richard Wfebb, William Noonan Sermza' row: Gene Blanchard, Kenneth Macdonald, john Rago, Paul Cox, Ora Brown, Richard Minor, Abraham Goo, Lorris Bowers, Wlayne Hartman, Charles Wade, Glenn Bailey, Peter Griiiin, Eugene Finke, Hugh Hough Bonom row: Homer Beall, Bob Schwaar, Lowell Eldrenkamp, Roger Swank, Robert Seifert, Ray Hauser, Floyd XVindal, Donald Hunter, Bruce Gilbert. Donald Wfilson, William Anderson. Fredrick XVinter, Russell Bennett, Ralph Froehling a P i'Xt1rirrrS'e ele'e'e'e L - 1 be lolaloisxaxa 42+-Ar: ' QUVQQQVYVVAVQVQ - -Mgr, 5' ' 7 ,I ff 4 . Q p 4 , 'pmt , 7 f' 'nn tlmrlcnc XY'nntlmn, -Iolunnm Entun, Mnryurrc XY'exley. Dorothy Muliinlcv, Marllyn Augspurgcr. f,.1rnl Frlcs, Mary Cxmpbell Tl-:nl v zz Ruicmary Arrhrluld, Ruta Kapuun, Mary H.lDi6'D, P.1tr1c1.1 Scherer, P.1t11cl.1 Fcastcr, I.-:une Hmhm Mwm! 'fn' Fmntcs Rwbnnsun, Ynrulnu Stewart, Mmzue Angrcr, Glnevem Little. Msrmn Ryan, K-vrccn Kmpl, Dorothy Glcsc lifrrxfm 'nn Pnrlcm Prnt. Hcxcrly Glhl'-S, lXI.1rllyn H-ruse, Parrxrm Rlngver, P.1tritx.1 Sheldon. fnnitnmc Whxlkcr. Mary P.1ln.l165 f AN f' un' farm! Ellen Mawr, Durutlwy Blind. R-mcrrury Slmplnprtl, Ruth St, Ilfvhn, Gictel XY'lnAkor, Margy Xvoorlburn, Yvonne Schaerur Ph' U -I I I P I advances and promofes home economics P- I I honors oufsfanding scholasfic achievemenf in mafhemafics 'I 'ff f rr Wllrcr Inpxmkr. james H-mgrtl, Cywruc Mnlur, XYnlIn.1n1 Orton, D:l-ww Pybca Dnrultl Nutm, Gunther Wnttmus, Haney XV.1lls, Donald Burgener lm ' ff 1 rf Ymlnr- H1rat.x, Harfll B.rtl1-l, M. I ' 4- , .rcntc Pl lr N. :th-I A rn l' 1 Iulc '. A 1 I lx 1 t tri vrlt D1 rup fll nl p l. Prpper, 11 .luulsn n Nmturwn, IN r M1lln,1n, Robert Rtrmlrc 1 wx ,1 .- ,,Q',i,Q. Q-Af Qgfcz I Zn, 1 :W ls, Shar' ' J' 1 , 0 N , . 1.11 AVTFNQ V 1 V 'N D E :.- vi .N ii. 3557 -, NV .. j wr j- -' . 'F 'N ' Q ' V, f A . . L1 '-M fi I fy K ff,-1 1' ' iiff pi, ' M f , - t I N 5 . E ..,..- r I, K I I . if ' Y r nk- Q: i t ,'-. ,.. X J' rx- ikg 1 ,wa ,. , A93 . 19'5ZfA:-nun: 1 f. r. -..n ., I :- Lx, 9'LQ.3 ' J mx ' 351- . ., h Y 2 .. 2 N. -L , . ' v 1' 4? f r I R - ,225 1: ' 'xv ' w Y , v ' bv 1. , fn! y, 1 -M tv . ff-. .cg A 7 , In F 1 '-5 . S I 4 - J Yup ron 5 Peter XY'.1:go, XY'1ll1.1m Clmrrstorlcrs, Robert Lnube, VIJHICS H.1rl.1n, Arthur Rexnsrh, Rrrlurel Kuns lmfzwflv ron J August Gnrtner, Robert Nxtolson, Robert Sthrlson, Sol M.1nn, Mxrtrn Brerz Yiwu! ron 3 Dormld Fowler, -lnnwes Petersen, joseph Gl'.ll1.lI'll, MAX Casler, Donald Engelhretht, Xxlllllrlfll lNlottershgxw ,Xtrr-ut! run' XY'1ll1.am Atl-cerrrmmn, -lr , Nornmn XY'.xntlke, P.1ul Mooney, Dontlltl Tarnc, Hrrnnrtl Spinner, XVullr.xm English, E.xrl Hall. Hrfllfrnz rung Etlxxarel Ernst, Rolwert Lexus, Gunther XVittmuss, Howard linoehsl, Brute Evexltt, Howgrel Erickson, Pmnk Osborne, XY,llll.lX'H Boyd, Mehmet f57gor . 'fl in fmrnf' Rohert Punnon. Henry Burton, Rtllph Brngman, R.rlph Bower, XVrlIr.m1 Brooks. Larry Brown, Dormld Burgener, Rodney Cautlle, Francrs Citek, Brrsrol fonklrn, Dgrro tom, Philip Doll, Robert Dull, -lr,, flmrles Falls, P.1ul H.xrrrs, XY'1llguLl jmvrs, john johnson, Allen K.m.xk. Rirhnrd Loewe, Thomu jones, Robert M.xlorze, Bcrn.xrd Matllek, john Meyer, Rlth.1rtl Price. Oliver Pull, Errol Roddw, Dnitl Rosenstouk, xxrllllilfll Sanders, Arthur Ntlueltr, K.rrl Srlumdr, lltlwgrtl Stlrxxmz, Etlwwrtl Semrrght, Damel Snyder, XY 1ll1.rn1 Swotlord, -lerorne Ulnowski, George XY'1ntexowd, Carl Hart, Henry llnuwl. XY'.1rrLn Hunter X ll promofes leadership in engineering ll honors disfinguished scholarship in engineering 7 'ff our fllmrles Susnmn, Domltl Brnngman, Robert Mulone, Allen Kanak, Dum fum, Xv,IllUl'Ll Shurfleff, Dfmnlcl Fowler, john Srhnake, Howard Knoebel, Mgrtrn Bretz. Gordon Nordstrom Srrrrrj vnu J Rrtharel Prite, Puul Sthmrtz, Daniel Snyder, XVllli.1rn Mottershaw, ,len-me Ulwtowski, Harold Bilffllfl, Prof. Max Fgxucett, Ralph Bower, john Kohllwe-,ker. August Cmrtner, flurlei jefferson li'-l.' -vi von ' Rol.rml Benyamxn. f.xrl Mehn, Domld Str.1znxck.rs, RlLl1.lfLl Goroztlos. Hlrvcy NVJUS. LI-ll.lI'lKC Cobb. Dnlf XVUQHI. Richard Loewe. Robert Muck XJ in fuutf, l,enn.nrt Anderson, Robert Bannon. XY'1llr.1m DeBo1Le, Robert Du'l, Wullinm Erszner, Donald Engelbrecht, Frederick Fisthcr, .lohn Gomlell, Nornmn Cv-ywrn, Henry Huuser, Nrtholws Holonynk, Robert Herron, Marvin ltzkowitz, lohn johnson, Richard K.1r11s, Norman Lewin, james Love. Robert Malone, Sol Mtmn, Hermrd Mntlrtk, H.rrtm.1n Mrtthell, john Penn, Robert Petersen, Arthur Reinsrh. Robert Sandburg, Robert Schilson, Edward Schwarz, ll -hert S-ort, Raymon-,l Sterrml, jesse Stone, Rlthrrd XV.1rnotk m r'7rv:-mu Ju' 1 5, Aix ,,-Q -1,- 3 XA' Top rrmz' Mary Howard, joan Berquist, Irene Ther, man-ix :bairm.1r1,' Beverly janov, Rosemary Mothorst, lr'r'.1,imur'.' Lillian Collins, Norma Prudent, Mildred Kurchrtzer Balfom four: Beverly Lundberg, Mary Weeks, Eunice Collins, fdilfflj' r1r1'rv.rar: Mary Carlson, pre,r1rIarrl,' W'irrrlred Brown, Helen Falkcnrotli, ,rent-zrrry Nat 117 plural: Romayne Richardson, Iviarie Reno, Helen Hasty, rife prr',r'ir1rr1t,' Kathleen Howland, Miriam Anibrose, Betty Slnderson honors oufsfanding women in journalism ' f d ll fh h dd f' ef:'I1LZlZ7PC1ii2 an encouragesa wor yspeec an ramcr rc Top faux' Joan Neck, Adeline Kulig, Dorothy Huntington, Alice Muschler, 1unAe'Brandin2, Barbara Brocl-cmeier, Elma Miller, Kathleen Keeley Botram 1'01l'.' Maurene Scheckman, Joyce Bresee, Margory Halvorsen, Barbara Christiansen, Marrlyrr Howard, Marian Scheineman, Shirley fhristenseri No! in panel: Joanne Dillavou, Dr. Severina Nelson, frzrrzlly ddr-mn is 4-pi1v1v1r-u-1-1.1.1.-1 fi-Klang - p-u-.va-f1.--n .y-rr.-nr 4--req - -mmf my n Q Yin -.J V, -4- -Yj 7+ + Ah +5ff E-uf ' + 1315,- 'V+-4-+ 11 '1-+ + 1' ' f if JV '3' J C7 12's -P + +A , ,+++ + X f + ' 'E..fL5 4-'P+ in 5lf+fl+ 3, ,XA , ,L ,L + mx- 4 .5532 1' , -. ..:.L 1-11' 3 ' 'f' 'P + + ,pfjr 5. 55. if-Q + +44-+-i-N -H+ 46+ -9- + 'V+-+ J.-J'tff ++ ++++ -if ,Q .., -: 3 1 1 M' .7 v juris Erifriiioos Aarxox. ..,........ El.lor.1.!n Physical Education Plij.r.'flrl Ellnlizfsivir Alpha Sigma Phi Yarsitv Football Squad ill -lol-rx Ronxfx' Arwtiorr ..,. . llH.1l7llll Agriculture Gsrxfurl .-lk3i.'..'il'.'iiu I-arm House Star and Scrollg Chi Garnma Iuta, The Daily lllini ilu: Y.M.C.A. Comniittee slr: Agri- tulrural Etonomics Clubg Field and Furrowg Hoot and I-Iorn Club: Illini Forensic Associa- tlong Illini Insurance Society. Illini Masonic Club. Marketing Club: S--tietv for thc Ad- xantcment of Management . xRlHL'R Txn.1.xn'o ABE... .... Clrimgo l vimfllcflt' .Ilmh Bel- -it College PAUL Aiurlxo ABR.-IMS .,...... Prlfrbmgg. Pa. Commerce illdikeliwg .NIJ .-iri91ir11.zr1r,3 Accuunmncy Clubg Marketing Club DONALD Wixcnrsrex Acrrz, ja. Medina, N. Y. Division of Special Services Erormmlri Psi Upsilon Illini Union Committee ll, Sig Interfraternity Cuuncxl 43, 4? bI,ll'll,AIllfT Bizxxrn ACHLYFI' ........ Alaprmail Liberal Arts and Sciences Slurilrlw furnell I ollege Qi rxrm GLW' ArHL'ilf., ..,.... Fuirfif P4112 Liberal Arts and Sciences Xfrtuzfllf Hr N 'mis RALPH Ar xr visor: ,.,Rirliimrf Ifnsinetrinu Eltllflclll Er1ljlr1r'ui'H4 Ita Kappa Nu, A,I,If,E.'l,R,lf, H'-nuts Day Ill Bradley I,'ni'.ersilj.' 162 JL . v3 ' Z X E - , 'Q X . DONALD Junsox Amin ....,. Cbimga Heigbu Agriculture Agrirnlfzmzl Eroriomiu Annex Hall Bob jones University: Olivet College ELLERY JOSHUA ADAMS ,..,,. .... C hir-.vga Education Gurmizrr Parade Ground Units Teachers-in-Training Clubg German Club FRANKLIN DALE ADAMS ,.,...... . . .Dmvrirlr Division of Special Services Geology A.S.M.E,g Cyclothem Club: INI.I.S. I-I.irzoLD WILLARD ADAMS .... Ii1rk.ranz'illlf, Fla. Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbrmirlry College Hall Honors Day 113 XVILLIAM Armms ,.......,.....,. Cil1'll!11'lllf Division of Special Services Dairy Terlmology Alpha Gamma Rho Star and Scrollg House President HJ L Dairy Technology Society BEVERLY Rose Aooinco ,.....,,, Meir-are Pm-la Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Alphi Phi Illini Union Committee C31 MARVIN BERNARD AFFnIME..Pliilf1n'ulplaia, Plz, Fine and Applied Arts Arrblleflnre Phi Eta Sigma.: A.I.A. Cmrrsrovnsrz Joseim AGRELLA ...... Cbimgn journalism Editorial Washingtonsjefferson College CHARLES EDXVIN AGUAR ......... jackramille Division of Special Services Lmzdrmpe Arrhiiecllzre Chi Gamma Iota: Fine and Applied Arts So- cietyg I.T.E.: Landscape Architecture Society Honors Day IZ, an ROBERT EDWARD AI-ILGREN ..... .... ll' 'arisen Engineering Elerti-im! .Engineering A.I.E.E.-I,R.E. XVEILAND HENRY AKERMAN, JR ..,. ,Rarlefard Engineering Jllerlmrziral Engineering A.S.M.E, Georgetown University RIJTI-I ELLEN AKEY .....,..,.... Blue Iilnnd Fine and Applied Arts Paiulmg Alpha Omicron Pi Illini Union Committee 121 3 Y.M.C.A. Com- iizittee 1211 French Club AIHIIUR WILLIAM ALBERG ,.,. ...Lmnbfmi Engineering Elei'1v'ii'ul Eilginesrlrzg Y.M.C.A. Committee 1255 A,I.E.E,-I.R.E.g Rifle and Pistol Club ,IUDITI-I ZOE ALBERT ,.,........ Omaha, Neb. Education Elementary Education Alpha Epsilon Phi Torchg Shi-Aig The Illio Ili: Illini Union Committee fl, Si g Star Course Manager 117 1 Y.XV,C.A. Committee tl, Zi: Campus Chest 121 Honors Day ll, 21 IVIARIAN Louise ALBERT ....,. ...Dmnille journalism Adz'erfi.ting McKinley Hall Y.W.C.A. Committee ll, 2, 43 5 Concert Band tl, 2, 5, 473 First Regimental Band ill 3 Uni- versity Orchestra tl, Z3 3 Marketing Club JOHN SANFORD ALEIN ............. Nm-mfm Agriculture General Agrirulllzre Farm House Hoof and Horn Club Millikin University X Q U S st ' NNN, ..e.--sag x .14 WN .- 51-H'-'f. ,sc 1 in ,. ae ' .Ol tx :N '59 PM .. iz I 9 . X SAMUEL DEAN Ai.nRrc:Hr ........ ...Ulim Engineering Gi'm'r.il Eritgmiuilizg Always-Home lXI.I.S. Honors Day 131 JOHN DAVID ALBRIGHT .... ,.R1dei-trawl, Mil, Engineering Alsflvmzlml Enlgmeernig Phi Eta Sigmag A.S.M.E. Honors Day ill YVONNE LORRAINE ALDRIIJGIZ ,......,. Curia Libeml Arts and Sciences Pryflwlffgry Lincoln Avenue Residences Omega Beta Pig Psi Chig University Orches- tra t3, 413 Repertory Orchestra t3lg XVIII lil Morton junior College HAROLD HARRIAN ALEX-XNDIQR ....... L.1ll.'njfe Fine and Applied Arts .irr ,E.lnI'i1Imr1 Fine and Applied Arts Society Wlestern Illinois State College NIALCOLAI HERBERT AIJEXANDIEII...Clh'll7If11IlALg7I Agriculture Gvuimzl xlgrlrzzllliit' Theta Xi Illinois Agriculturist t-H3 First I.ieuten1mt, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Pershing Rifles: Phalanx ROBERT EARL ALEXANDER ........... lVI'ii-mlm Agriculture General .igrlcllllnre Alpha Zeta: Chi Gamma Iota: The Daily Illini tl, 2, 5, 431 Y.M.C.A. Coininittee ti,-Zig Agricultural Ecoromics Club: Hoof and I-lorn Club Honors Day ll, it JEAN GEORGE Airrris .....l... ,.... C lmxigo Division ot Special Serxiges C'fn:11r1t'iu' Kappa Delta Rho Accountancy fluls ROBERT DONALD ALLARD. ,. . .... Sprmghelil Commerce Mfimigtvzzuil Varsity Baseball Squad tl, 21 1 Choristers 131 163 ALLYx Bocixra ALLEN ....... .... . Alf.: Physical Education Pl'ji,I'lL'.1l E.1J4r.Ii:I'I: American Legion Post No. GCN: Armets Post No. 05, Illini Xv6IEI3l'lS1 Physical Eclucatiun Maiors Club: TE3Cl'lCIS-ID-Tl'.1l!'llflg Club Illin-ns State Normal Unixersity HLRRX' Tow xsrxn ALLITN .... ...-lllr-Iwi: Commerce M.zIEr:1r:c Delta Sigma Phi Alpha l'i.Ipp.I Psiy Captain. Army R.O.T.C. Regiment, Zeta Sigma Alpha, RIHQ: and Pistol filub Hriumx RoLLIx ALLrx.,. .... Derimn Law Lair lllInI Theatre Guiltl Cast lilg Campus Chest ssl. House President tall: Varsity 150 lb. Football Squad lil: ,lunior Bar Association. Iam Sncicty l.mI's Ricrifuw ALLEN .,.,, .....,... U rbmm Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociolacj' Scruntl Regimental Band Ill g Men's Glee f lub ll l Muvriw XYIALTER ALLEN ,... ...Bunker Hill Engineering Illerlmrilcal Englmcrirzg Yale University Rn' LEE ALLEN ............. .... T fiimla Commerce I'lI.1rkelirIg Phi Sigma Kappa lllini Union Committee ti, M1 Law Socictyg Marketing Club XVII LIMI Davin ALLEN ,,..,.,... Bunker Hill Engineering Mrrbirzmzl Erigiiirr-ring f luli Cirler I.mx'IiIzNcI: Arrannr ALLIKS ,.......... Cbihigr, Agri-ulture Voctrllorml .lqrrrnllnre Alpha Tau Alphag Auritultural Economics fluhg Agricultural Etlu-,ation flub 164 s' 2 2 Q rv- PJ 1, v G x .V uw-f I' N. 4 4 , l A4.L ,, I, - ix . X I 'Li- l l l DIELBURT Eviaiuzrr ALLISON .......... Ottawa Fine ancl Applied Arts xirclvileclrare Alpha Phi Omegag A.I.A.g A.S.C.E.g Gales- hurg Alumni Association Mississippi State College: University of California RL'I'I-I ANN ALLOTT ..........,. Bloomington Liberal Arts and Sciences Saciulogy Delta Gamma The Illio ill CARL XVILLIAM ALMBLAD ...,......,. Chicago Fine and Applied Arts Afclvilrrfmc Parade Ground Units Illinois Institute of Technologyi George XYIllIams College: L'nIversIty of Glasgow Lomax DEAN ALPERS ........ ,... C olfax Commerce Murksrirzg Phi Sigma Kappa Interfraternity Council 135 3 Accountancy Club: Marketing Club Knox College Brrrx' JEAN ALTENBURG ........... Emmzon Liberal Arts and Sciences Euglirl: Pi Beta Phi Illini Union Committee 11.111 Illini Theatre Guild Manager t2lg Teachers-invTraining Club MICI-IAI:L Rosniu' ALTENBERG .,....., Cbimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Economic: Tau Epsilon Phi Concert Band fl, 21 3 Marching Band tl, 251 Accountancy Clubg Illini Insurance Society: Marketing Club University of Xvisconsin WILI.IAI-I AIIIEIIT ALTER ..,., .... C himgn Commerce Markcliug Tau Epsilon Phi Marketing Club Honors Day til JlEA'iNIE'l'l'l'Z MARY AI.'rI-Iorfr ........ EM-Ilgbflffl ' Commerce Commercial Teaching Lincoln Avenue Residences Alpha Pi Delta: Phi Chi Theta: Commerce Council Q-ll: Accountancy Club r r I ea If v l . CHARLES LESLIE AMACHER .......... Argenia Fine and Applied Arts Architectural Engineering College of Wooster MIRIAM JANE AMBROSE ...... .... H udmn Journalism Editorial Lincoln Avenue Residences Theta Sigma Phig Campus Chest C37 3 House President C413 Student Senate GI Illinois State Normal University DOUGLAS HANS ARIuNDsoN .......... Demmr Division of Special Services Art Millikin University GEORGE THOMAS ANAST .....,.... , .... Jolie: Liberal Arts and Sciences ' Cbeminry and Zoology Omega Beta Pig Epsilon Phi Sigma: Rilie and Pistol Club ' Joliet Junior College HARRY EMIL ANDERSEN ag Liberal Arts and Science 1 ' Biology Alpha Tau Omega I Epsilon Kappa Tribe of Il ID a Ky Track Squad Q1 2 9 41 Letter 7 5 Drake University Education Englub Mino State Teachers College ' RALPH ANDERS ANDERSEN I 1 Engineering Mecbamcal Engrneerrng A S M E S A E Honors Day U. 21 RTI-run WILHELM ANDI2RsoN.Brook 2- 1 'f Engineering Mechanical Engineering I ' Granada Club A S M E 4 i - -ti I I aa.. A119 H D vt. ,,' ., 1. A -Q Ai. QF., '--'I ' 0 A L , 1. j -' f Q I 5-, '- -- - 1' ' ' 75 ' ' Ld. - ' 'L L 'lm' ' N, I 1 ', i , I , B.: V . 4 ' n J! . t- . H ,. 5 : ' Ir- ' ' Z U . . . ' H1 av . . ,,, m ,. . Z U . .I - E 2 1 . , . .. . 3 .' Z'f2'i -A 5- .asp X I rift 5, , ,-, .E A.-- . Q , . ...-,Vw ......,,,r, I: ,I ,, g., , c A 9 Q A 5 ' 'ZH .. , - , il: ' , - - - ' v f- 'f ' '-i.-I,.' ig ,I 1 s XX e Q p 5, . .g i N ev' U ARTHUR WILLIAM ANDERSON, JR. .... Cbimgo Commerce Arrozmlanry Accountancy Clubg Bait and Fly Casting Clulig Illini Insurance Socictyg Illini Veterans: Mar- keting Clubg Society for the Advancement ol Managementg Sphinx Club BERTIL EMANUEL ANDERSON... .... Clmagu Commerce Marleeling Marketing Club Wilson Junior College CHARLES ELXVYN ANDERSON ......,.. Cbimgo Engineering Eletlriral Engineering Granada Club A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. DANA DEWOLF ANDERsoN... ..... Maman Journalism Adrerriring Alpha Sigma Phi Phi Eta Sigmag The Daily Illini CZ, 53 Q Illini Union Committee C13 3 Varsity Fencing Squad C11 3 Marketing Club Honors Day fl, 2, 33: University of Illinois Scholarship Key Biarritz American University DONALD EUGENE ANDERSON ....,.. Greenville Agriculture General Agrirullure Northwestern State Teachers' Collegeg Greenville College DoN ROBERT ANDERSON .......... Springheld Engineering Civil Engineering Phi Delta Theta Engineering Council C41 3 A.S.C.E. Honors Day C21 DoNAr.D ROBERT ANDnRsoN .....,.. Rurklorll Agriculture Vocational Agrirullurz' Parade Ground Units House President MJ g Dairy Production Clubg Field and Furrowg Hoof and Hom Clubg Rural Life Clubg Agriculture Club GILBERT WILLIAM ANDERSON ...... Winnetka Agriculture Floricullure Pi Alpha Xig Floriculture Club Maryland University 165 IVAN GEORGE ANDERSON, JR. .,,,.. Enmfriiu Fine and Applied Arts .-lvr'ffii1scJura! EV1gI'!6i'1YIg M.I.A, Executive Council Gi. H-iuse Presi- dent Qing Tempo 121. A,S,C,E.: Fine and Applied Arts Society Universrrv of Florida Jaxrrs I-lrnesar ANDrRsOx. .. v..,, Oak Park Division of Special Serxices 1v:.1'Jf,i'.'-L11 .-l.1v:,'i::i:i.::,- ' f: M.l.A. Executive Council ill 1 Socialist Study Club JOHN Eoxxirzo .XNorRsON .Rifreifinl Coninierce 1i:,fmfi','.1i' .-l.1 rrHr1 1,rNN.rr4r Nrrs ANDrRsoN,., . ,... Chit-ago Liberal Arts and Sticntes Cirmrixil Ijricrmtiirru Ciranada Cluli Tau Beta P11 Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Lambda Upsilonl A,l,Ch.E. Honors Day 11, 1, Fil, hnixersrry of Illinois Schcilarsliip Kev M-iRi'iN rji-iuzrrs Axorrisox ...... Aliiflnzbitm Engineering fffflizrul Eiytjlmeilrltu Eta Kappa Nui Baptist Foundation Student Council 1413 A.I.E.Et-I.R.E, Honors Day lei! Riwxrovn f,HARl,lfS ANUr'RsON ...... Ioyikjimf Liberal Arts and Sciences Clienrlrrll Eilulrlirirfrg Alpha Chi Sigma Phi Lambda Upsilon: A.l,Fh.E. Joliet wluniur Kolluue SAMUEL PEDEN Axririzsox ...,.,.,. Gillerpis Liberal Arts and Stiences Cf7?l71lL't1l Eriuimirmg Alpha Chi Sizma A.l.Ch.E. Honors Day ll! Blackburn College Turriurinr lii'orNs Axriinsox .,...., Cbirago Physical Education pf7jvfr'df E.flArr1!.'fir1 Kappa Delta Rho Phi Epsilon Kappa 166 R. N p5 2 i r A A A -D if-mx Q 1 .2 R '35 I rf? 'ff VERNON ELMER ANDERSON .......... Cbimgo Engineering Mefalllngiml Engineering M.I.S. Morgan Park Junior College XYIILBERTA JUNE ANDERSON ..... ...Lizrbhrdd Liberal Arts and Sciences Pfyrlvology House President Gig French Clubg Spanish Club. Illi-Sora JOHN ANTHONY ANDREASRY. .... .... . -imffia Division of Special Services EIONOVIIILTI Marketing Club Aurora College JOHN ALEXANDER ANDREOS. , ., ..,. Clwirfrw Law Lau' Sigma Nu Delta Theta Phig Junior Bar Assmirilinng Law Society North Park College ARTHUR CRESPO ANDREXVS, JR. Kirnmx CII1, No, Engineering Civil Evrgimferiug Chi Epsilong A.S.C,E. l-Ionors Day Ill Finlay Engineering College BIZTTY VIVIAN ANDREWS .....,..,... f'lmr.,i1o Liberal Arts and Sciences Tmrlver Ylfdilliflg in Englirb Wfelsh House Jfuirrs BURTON ANDREWS, JR. ..,. Clmnzfmign Engineering Agrirlllflfml Erllglrleerillg Beta Theta Pi Varsity Football Squad 11, Z. Sl: A.S.A.E. Miuzriz JEANNETTE ANGIER .,..... Bmrdrlouin Agriculture Home Eronomirr Gamma Phi Beta Phi Upsilon Omicrong The lllio ll, 27: lllini Union Committee ll, 2, 313 Y.W.C.A. Com- mittee ll, Bl: 'Campus Chest f3l: All Ag Field Day Committee fl,2.3l3 Plow Boy Prom Committee ll, ll, Chairman 1573 Home Economics Club Q Ig, SAPPHYLLIS LLEWELLYN :rad ii ragaif' , Fine and Applied al Mr1rir .Educalia by .. Q 'W Ig! L Laurel House at 1 l rufpi Theatre Guild Produc nq3Stagf1 gfdbz, University Chorus 15, 47 , U ,jk 2 L ill if in I F -1' 21, Qi, . E' ', l . 2 I li if . L I I :EARL VALDEAN ANTRIM ....... ., .... Ildmn , Agriculture V 1 4 Agrirullurnl Srierice y jf Delta Sigma Phi 1 A I 1 First Lieutenant, Army R.O.Zl'dGL Regiment: 7 Zeta Sigma Alpha: Scahbard and, Blade Honors Day 117 I Wirrrani HOMER APPIER ........ Rack Isliznn' i- Fine and Applied Arts V 1 R Arrlsiternn-nl Engineering - Alpha Rho Chi i' Illini Union Committee 15, -ll gy House Presi- ' dent 1415 A.I.A.: A.S.C.E.g Fine and Ap- : plied Arts Society Honors Day 151 E: Augustana College ROBERT LEE APPLEGATE .... JEf6f.f07II'illr?,' Ind. Fine and Applied Arts 1 V Arrbifrrlure e Kappa Sigma - Chi Gamma Iotag Scarabg House, President g 152 g Dolphins 12, 3, 41 g junior'P.rom Com- ' :mitteeg A.I.A.g Fine and Applied Arts'So- ' ciety L Honors Day 11, 23 Butler Univcrsityg Indiana University 'f 1 Tsu'roMu GLENN ARAr...Lur fiZ1geQ.rg4,Calij. I Fine and Applied Arts' ff! 'E Arcbiterlnre 1' fi '- V. 4' X' Cosmopolitan Q , Gargoyleg House President 143 ik Z f , Honors Day 113 lik i ' 'U ,g , ii Fi' ,pi . Q ,y 'ai 1. '- i 1, ' . 5 , 4 1, ' 'fir' 'gl V LIBORIO MARIANO ARGANO. ' Division of Special Serviiesijlf 11 Architecture iii 'fl i it First Lieutenant, Air Force Wing.. 53 Brooklyn College aiigff l :I'i, - if :lil 'i 1 Y I , ' L 7 1 -7413, X, . 1 x A. . 4, W I 1 71 'i ' Karsum ARIMOTO ..... Walnur Give! -aliiikl Liberal Arts and Sciencestlf-Q - PJyrbalogy , - Clark House E! Honors Day 113 Y. 11 1 . ,,: i St. Louis College of Pharmacy r 3 f DoMrNrc ANGELO ARMET1-A ..... R' 11 ' Engineering 1 1 Elerlriral Engineering 7 A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. . 2 .V 'A l ' 1 I 4, . I ' ' A in I , Fra we 4. x 1 ee F sam N 70 ,, 5- ' ggilr f is I Q ' 5134 . 1, 'wi' X for . dr 4 if rm - Eg '. kv do ,- tg, I , v X rs.-rr . I A 9, fi ,,. 'W ' .E L 1'D0R01'HY Ina ARMSTRONG .... .... C bamfniign Liberal Arts and Sciences Political Srienre Pi Beta Phi Mount Holyoke College Jo ANNE ARMSTRONG ........ ..... T alarm Commerce Arraunlanry Sigma Kappa Y.XV.C.A. Committee 127 3 XV.A.A. 12, 3, -U 3 Accountancy Club: Marketing Clubg Rifle and Pistol Club Stephens College Jo:-IN Davin ARMSTRONG .............. Jolie: Engineering Mechanical Engineering Pi Tau Sigmag A,S.M.E. United States Merchant Marine Academy: Joliet junior College RICHARD DALE ARxrR ....... Ford Cirg. PJ. Fine and Applied Arts Arrbilerlurnl Engineering A.I.A. Honors Day 15D XVILLIAAI GERALD ARNHOLT ....... ..Dani'il!e Division of Special Services Maf'keIir1g Theta Chi Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club RICHARD LEE ARNICAR ,.,,,.. ,,,, 5 m,,,,,pn Engineering Meclmniral Engineering Honors Day 140 Roscoe EDRWARD ARTHUR ............ Sn-enmr journalism Q Adfertifing Marketing Club DALE ROBERT ARv1DsoN... Division of Special Services Adverliring Sigma Phi Epsilon Interfraternity Council 1355 Amvets Post No. 65 .........Cbimga 167 WARREN JOSEPH ASA, ....... , ,P.m.z Agriculture Florirnllnrs Barton House Alpha Phi Omega: PI Alpha Xig Illini Union Council ll ng Illini LVHIOH Committee il, 21: House President IZI 3 Floriculrure Cliilm Illini Outing Club Honors Day 45. 4' HARRY ROBERT Asrriasi .HIC .P I Engineering .NI:.'i .:I::.,:l EfI.':IItfI.'I:, Et.. Kappa Xu. A,l.E,If,-l.R.E,. A 4 ALE., Student Businessmen s Association Honors Dax' 423 Mx Rox ARIRRAIAN Asi-i .... ,nffi-1.-.igo LAR L.izI Xiihlc HOUSE Phi Eta Sigmag Nu Beta Epsilon: Concert Band 123 , Marthing Band 11. II . First Regi' mental Band lllg Junior Bar Association. Pract-irians Honors Day ll. It HARx'I,t' AIORRIS AsHER ....... ,.,Cliirr1gn C-,immeree ilirzrkelirig Parade Ground Units House President HI 3 Accountancy Club. Mar- keting Club XXALTER M.-xRI'Is AsHLEY, JR. ..... ,.Cbm1gIi Engineering .'IgYlL'Ilfll1Ydf Ellglllifflllg Annex Hall Scabury Foundation Student Council 1415 A.S A.E. Millikin Unixersity Romrtr GEORGK Asvnrx .,..., .U rur Chrmgo Engineering rlIe'l.zll1IrgIrnl Efltglllrfrflllg XY'csmcn M lb. Horrors Day 42, Sl Biuiriin' JOAN Asviuxri ......... Rock hltmd Liberal Arts .ind Sciences lmqlfilf Llii Omega Torthg Phi Beta Kappag Alpha Lambda Delta: Mask and Bauhlc, lllmi Tliealrc build Manager 42, Hi, Y,XY'.f,.A. Committee 41 Zh. House President 451. Spanish Club ll-inurs Day ll, 2, wl. L'nixcIslty of Illinois Niliularsliip Kay LIv.I:. LLL Arxrrss.. ...,,.,.,.. Clzriizoplir Ltliiiatifin In.l1Iim.Il lf.lnr.1l1ffI1 lrniustrinl ljtiu-,ntiuri Society 168 'R-f, .ix 4' ft f R. x Y Sita, .i .-.cy 3 -A A Q, N N A V -N A 5 I 1 Y fy-5, X gn ii1f53'l. . 3. LZ ' ' 1' 'N ' Big, rf .r ' figs.: f R ies- Q, '- J- 3 Y '1' rl, . ,t N tai if-: BARBARA MAY ATTEBERY ..,.....,.. Hfllrbom Agriculture Home Econanlicf Lincoln Avenue Residences Y.W.C.A. Committee qI,2,3J: XV.A.A. 13, 413 Illinois Agriculturist C415 Home Economics Clubg Rural Life Club CATHERINE JEAN ATTEBERY ..,. .. .Hillsboro- Agriculture Home ECUVIOIIIIIJ' Lincoln Avenue Residences Y,W'.C.A. Committee l1,2lg Illinois Agri' culturist H13 Home Economics Clubg Rural Life Club HAROLD CHARLES ATTEBERY. ., .,.HrIlrZ1wQf Agriculture General Agrirnllme Men's Glee Club tl! CHARLES DORF ATWATER, JR,. ., ,.l! nIfmlefz Division of Special Services Eronamirl Kappa Sigma Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club XVILLIAM AUGUSTINE .......,.,...., Aurora Liberal Arts and Sciences Pryrbologj Sigma Alpha Epsilon University of Arizona, Aurora College ALBIN JOSEPH Aususrym. .. ... .,.Chimgo Division of Special Serxiccs jonrrlallxm Alpha Delta Sigma: The Daily Illini 43, -Hg The Illio 13, 41 DePaul University RICHARD JoscPH AUSFAHL ....... Efuz Peoria Engineering Metallurgical Er:-girzeeririg Kappa Delta Rho Interfraternity Council 12, 3, -lj 1 M.I.S. CHARLES EDWIN Ausrm ...... .... C armi Agriculture Agronomy Fireside Alpha Zeta: Phi Eta Sigmag House President 151g First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regi- mentg Phi Chi Etag Agriculture Clubg Field and Furrowg Hoof and Horn Club Honors Day ll, 2, 3l: University of Illinois Scholarship Key ILEROY DONALD AUSTIN. . . . . .Downerr Grove Engineering Civil Engineering A,S.C.E. Honors Day 111 WILLARD Avcnv, JR. ......... ...Chicago Commerce Markeling Delta Upsilon Marketing Club Wright junior College YHAROLD AZAREN .,......... ...Chicago Engineering Mecbanical Engineering A.S.M.E.: Intercollegiate Zionist Federationg S.A.E. University of Arkansasg Wright Junior Col- llegeg Illinois Institute ot' Technology VALERIE Rai: Bassrrr ....,... ...Chicago Commerce Accountancy Cagle Hall W.A.A. 121 3 Accountancy Club Honors Day Q51 Stephens College RAYMOND PAUL BACHERT ..... .... A umm Commerce V Accounfancy Moore Hall Phi Eta Sigmag Alpha Kappa Psig Account- ancy Club Honors Day fl, 2, 31 3 University of Illinois Scholarship Key Rosen ORIE BACIPIMAN ............. Tirkilufa Engineering General Engineering Alpha Chi Rho A.S.M.E. KENNETH ELMER BACKMAN ......... Chicago Engineering Electrical Engineering A.I.E,E.-I.R.E. Honors Day Cl, 21 MIRIALI CAROLYN BACKS ,.....,... Narhziille Commerce Accaunlancy Evans Hall .Accountancy Club: Gamma Delta Honors Day 11, 21 N A 5 .-'35 I as ' , ,gf it ,Qc I . 3 YPA 15 'S Q 4 .egg is -1 3 it 1 I? 'L. 1 ' ' ,'-5-1-aifiil'-' 132 W2Ifl.' ' ' sh riizagt jj S yu ! diwgr I , . . ,I I. ,ae 1 I , if Lf na, v , ELMER RICHARD Bam: ...,... .... K ankalfee Commerce Ecanomicr Beta Theta Pi Star Course Manager Q21 MARLIN JOHN BAER ...,......... Slrmnzernela' Agriculture General Agriculture Y.M.C.A. Committee IZ, 5, 41 g Field and Furrow McKendree College JOSEPH EUGENE BAGGETT ....,. Elm Sz. Loan Engineering Elecrrical Engineering Theta Xi Illini Union Council 131 3 Illini Union Com- mittee f2, 51: Marching Band 1113 XVILL 111: A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. XVashington University WILLIAAI BAHLMAN ......... Chicago Heigbu Liberal Arts and Sciences Prychology Dornoch Club The Daily Illini 11, 213 Junior Bar Associa- tiong Rifle and Pistol Club Geoncn BAHRY ......,......... ....Cl:icago Division of Special Services Ifzdnrfrial Derign Bern' Lou BAILEY ................. Chicago Engineering Mechanical Engineering Alpha Delta Pi Associate Editor, The Illiog Mortar Boardg Torch: Alpha Lambda Deltag Pi Tau Sigma: The lllio f1,2, 3, 413 Illini Union Com- mittee ll, 2, 31 Q Panhellenic Executive Coun' cil 13, 41 3 N.S.A. Senate Subcommittee 151 3 A Cappella Choir fl, 21 g Choristers 131 Honors Day fl, 2, 315 University of Illinois Scholarship Key INIELBA MAXINE BAIN ............... Canton Liberal Arts and Sciences Spanirlz Busey Hall Spanish Club CECIL EUGENE BAIRD ,....,, .. ...Van Orin Commerce Acconnrancy Phi Eta Sigma: Accountancy Club Honors Day 11,21 31 169 Mauiivx BAiRri-Sxi1iH .,.,......,,,. Den-..v Liberal Arts and Sciences Sncwfwgj Alpha Xi Delta Illini L'niiin ffunmrnittee :li Axuruxx Ervxx-uw Bakin, JR. .,.., ,,clwinzAqf' I'-fmmeice .lI.:r:sl.'fJZ Beta 'Ilieta Pi Accountancy Klub. Marketing Kfli.b Purdue Linixcrsltx Ixrz ESTHER BKKER ...,.. ,...ll:, Plllflibl Fommerce Public .iffizsff Reeter Club flmristers Hi: Illini Blackburn Club Blackburn Collcze BYRON ROBERT BAKER .....,..,,... Dmuillii Liberal Arts and Sciences Pnlllinzl Scum: Phi Kappa Psi RLHJER JONES BAKER, ,....., Hzgblimil Pink Liberal Arts and Sciences Zoufugy t,I.xrk House XVayne University XX',u,i'lR BAKER, JR. ..,,,.,,....v.. Danville Fine and Applied Arts lndlirlrzizl Dcugu lllustriitorsl Star fourse Manager 1233 Mc- Kinley Foundation Student Council 455 Hirnurs Day ill 4 Yi 4 x i X ua, as 9 A . , p A ggi V' f 4' ii f . .J k v: 1 so -F . s, . Q ,:fi:,W.!'f . BRUCE LEE BALCH ........... .... J Ofltf Commerce 3 i-lcfolnlmrlrj l Phi Epsilon Pi University of Pennsylxania Q FEEDERILK WiLLrARr B.xr,L.ax1'rNl2 .... Clvfi-algo Division of Special Services Eriginmrnzg Phi Gamma Delta Tribe of Illini: Varsity Baseball Squad 15, 45, Letter 15, Al Amo BALZARINI ........ ..,. 4 lglv-by Commerte AcrU1n1r.1r1cJ Newman Hall Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club LaSalle-Peru-Oglesby Junior College ..,C.b1iiigu DEAN CHARLES BAMBINI. .. Commerce Mfmagemenl am! illinkeliug Phi Kappa Psi Marketing Club ,. , ,Coello Jon Frmiwcrs BANCHE .,,,.. Engineering Aeronautical Erigirnwiiixg Lux Mundi Gamma Alpha Rhog I.A.S. Honors Day ill GLENN RUSSELL BANDY .... ..., I .f.'iMel.1 Commerce Acc01n1li1mJ' Accountancy Clubg Marketing Flub Centre College HENRY FRANKLIN BANG ,.,. B.il!ifm.fe, N. Y. Jr-HA ANIAND BA1.A4,x,a. -lfk. .... Frllll1iNg10Il Linmmeric Comme,-CC .llilriwilflig I E,-0,107,115 Hill Hall Zeta Psi Maikcting Clubg Juni-ir fh.imber uf Corn- Swimming Manager 141g Dolphins 15,41 mcrce -71 ' 3 M gp N , , Y -0' It l -4 ' 4 . Qnxcr fjl.I,A BALAAS .......,..,.. lV.mLfm.l.r iii ' 7 B 1 E I Fmc and Apphcd Am JOHN ALBREY ANKS .... 5 .....,... mm on Fine and Applied Arts Mn ' EJ: iilwu 'J ' , ln H ' ' Arclalterlure Zeta Tau Alpha Illini Theatre Guild Pmcluctuin Staff fl, UL V ov? Q' - Star foursc Manager 1213 House Presidcnt Mig University f,lmrus Hug Womenk blce Klub 4-H U 4? T ' l .Q .r , x V4 lv' ' 1' ROBERT PATRICK BANNON .... ...,...,. J aliel Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemical ErIgimfev'irIg Ruste Armes Sigma Taug Tau Beta Pig Phi Lambda Up- silong A.I.Ch.E. Honors Day fl, 2, 5, Ill: University of Illi- nois Scholarship Key .ESTHER ANNE BARBER .......... Cm-o Gordo Liberal Arts and Sciences Social Stlzrfirf Busey Hall Millikin University NANCY JUNE BARBER ........ ..,. S pi-mgjitlrl Education Art EdlIl'z1flDlI Gamma Phi Beta Illustratorsg House President 1-il Honors Day 113 DoLoREs GLORIA BARCHICK .....,... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Home .Erarzamfizr Lincoln Avenue Residences Honors Day il, 2, SM University of Illinois Scholarship Key PHILIP WILLIAM BARBELL ........... Frerf,lIuI1 Liberal Arts and Sciences Geolary Y.M.C.A. Committee 11,311 Cyclothem Club: M.I.S.3 Illini Railroad Club EvERETr BAREL ............. Brooklyn, N. Y. Commerce Md!'kBIfI1g Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Clubg junior Chamber of Commerce Brooklyn Collegeg College of the City of New York FRANK LYON BARGER ..,....... El Para, Tex, Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemiitry Lambda Chi Alpha Texas Western College ROBERT EUGENE BARKEI ....... .... I Vberimu Commerce Aftvuillanfy Captain, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Phi Chi Etag Accountancy Club Honors Day 123 5 ii alj, P se iz -A ff 'fl' Q .sr foo , I I x I ., , I W 1 E hw ,il.. -' I f Q3 ...-1 ,Ac . V Y, X Q J : k F , : i s1,f- 1 If 145. 'f'7ffg.Q X. 4 W . -- -fe . 'r' lx 1' 1 -I i 'Sf , Q A' B- 4 Z? iii . ,f ,.....f 'ff ,wr . .1 rf U, 1 ,Q . EARL FREDERICK BARNES .,.,....,.... flmboy Division of Special Services Mrzrkeling WILL 1114 Illini Insurance Society: Market- ing Club JACQLIELINE YvoNNE BARNES ..... Biiirmglorz Liberal Arts and Sciences Hirtory Alpha Gamma Delta Illini Union Committee l3lg Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff lil Xlifright junior College: North Park junior College IVIORTON DAVID BARNETT .........,. Cbimgn Division of Special Services Adrertiiing Healey Palace Amvets Post No. 65: Marketing Club Knox College ROBERT EsMoND BARNETT...llI6'7l1pbfJ, Tefm. Engineering Merbaniral Engineering A.S.M.E. Mississippi State College JOHN WILLIAM BARR ...r......., St. Clam-lei Division of Special Services Markeling Alpha Sigma Phi The lllio ill 3 Marketing Club SAMUEL BARRETO, JR .... Marmgzm, Nimmgua Fine and Applied Arts Arrbiieftlzre Cosmopolitan Star Course Manager i311 Newman Founda- tion Executive Council l5lg A.I.A.g Fine and Applied Arts Society: French Clubg Spanish Club Bard College DONALD CLARK BARRICR .......... Alizrleniliw Division of Special Services Indrulfial Management Alpha Tau Omega A.S.C.E.g Bait and Fly Casting Club Lincoln junior College TIIoIIIAs JOSEPH BARSCHAIQ .... Earl St. Lani: Liberal Arts and Sciences Hirlary Granada Club 171 Il' PAur. Enwarin Burris ...........,.. Cherie: Engineering - Mechanical Engineering A.S.M.E. Shurtletf College I HAROLD OSCAR BARTHEL ....,.. ,Milledgeville ' Engineering ZIrIetl'aniI'al Engineering I Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigmag Pi Mu Epsilong Pi Tau Sigmag A.S.A.E. Hqnorg Day fl, 2, 3, 41 1 University of Illinois i Siholarship Key , I -'I .4444 Fixwciss ANN BART!-IOLOMEXX7 ........ Dixrfn. Fine and Applied Arts 'A P 'W Ar! Erilimllorr I ' Illustrators I nf' I. IYIILTON JOHN BARTOSEK .... ...'.4.-.Cicero Engineering V ' ' Merhaniral Engineering A.s.IIr.E.g s.A.I5. 4 ' Morton junior Collegeg Manhatgaq College l I ft-. I Miinrox EDWIN BAIITOSIAK ..... Granite' City journalism V I Edifonal 4 A Flagg House .ir ' The Daily mini mg American' VCYCYIDS 3 Committeeg Sigma Delta Chi ,f 2 4 4 I . I -lAIuns FIIANK BARTUSEK ....... ...i.gBg4I101n y' Engineering , ' I Engineering Pbyiirrfy , - - ' Varsity Football Squad U15 Varsity Track ' Squad UI I Illini Masonic Club II. f ' I I -is Q 4' -:I Ir I : .B ' I ui 4 4, f R4 . 4' - s ' 3: . C 3 . CHARLES EDWARD BAIu'z. . .. . . .....'rii3.5biI.'dgb A Liberal Arts and Sciedcasf, ,QQ 4 Cbemirlry ' I3 5' , A.I.cI1.I2. 1 , '. L.- 5 . 144' , rx J ' T viii brig 'HE f'?g3fw WILLIAM EDWARD BAI1z ......... mall, Commerce I g ' Adwrliring 2 in Mansion L ,A House President 1454 Accou ' Marketing Club Honors Day KU gs 0 -ul 172 ' 0 'Siem cg-gk .i 'il gk 42- I 1 Q3 'Cl' 1-T' L W-4 .5 , 6 .I Ia ' 0 -J fi i t: 'I 1 Y, .. I 5 I . ll X' LI Il' I .v .Q ' f ix I FQ V 'SHIRLEY Lai: BASH ....... I , ' Liberal Arts and i 'QM 1 x, I ' Cbemirtry - If 'Kappa Alpha Theta . F 4 4 'Iota sigma Pig The mio i Union f , Committee gil, 21 g Y.W.C. ' ., iii! 4 Honors Day 12, 31 ' I4 4 . ' Y I . I I ROBERT ARTHUR BAss ....... ...Chicago I 4 Commerce ni Marketing If Y Parade Ground Units 44fIMarketing Club If Tifiii- is . , .QXCILLIAM MIIIIIIAY BAssErr .... .... C himga 'A Engineering I Meglzgzniral Engineering house President -C439 Pershing Riliesg A.S. i:1VlIJE.g Rille and Pistol Clubg S.A.E. L I . -'H Jilsrmenr JAMES BA're ............... Chimp QQ ' 4 Engineering I4 , A4 Electriml Engineering A':I.E.E.-I.R.'E. , BradIey'PoIytechnic Institute 9, Roismu' Des BA'r'rI.IasoN ..., .... P ermburg II Commerce . Manngemenz Tflllihi '.ChI:istigfFellowship fl, 2, 3, 41 Q Sec- ond Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment: '1Bhii Chi ,Ef3.'1lI5i 49 k' QII ,Greenville ,College I I'-' , ye- . Iii ' . ski 'I17 ' x - juries, 7Zl'vmIge1g.'ri 'BATTERSBY ..,...... Kewanee 4? Q fgine ar-Ido Applied Arts J 4 4 ' i k Qgbileflllfe if4Pr'ziigI54eEPe.SiBi11e7 Srira Fine and Applied Arts So- aiiggii- Q ' , i3i'Iiing5ggDair5.II Ig, .lEg9r:ggsity.qifaFl?renccg Wlreaton College ch. '4.' H.- 5 '- ' . . fi' 4 , : . Q -PETER Biaitiggtroivi ..... .... C hiruga ',4g l5Q'I I -1' qommerce 'In f i r , 4 f arkerlng o1z5E'sBresiEl4gnt4,fgIIg Illini Forensic Associa- l arliififig . .. .4iy'g4Ew1g45i2g jgg-Igor: Gd lege: Roosevelt College . 44 - . .1 ia ,,..s Q an IQ I If! 'i I' I1-1411 ON ....... Franklin, Ind. I 4: ducation 4 IffZ!,0 nl Education us Vi fiifii Society I . X4 ....Ii.J' CAROLE ANN BAUER .......... Sr. Lauir, Mo. Commerce Periomael Management McKinley Hall Phi Chi Thetag Y.W.C.A. Committee 125: Campus Chest 13,433 W.A.A. 1113 Terra- pin 11, 2, 3, 413 Commerce Councilg Junior Prom Committeeg W.G.S. Ball Committeeg Career Conference Committee Honors Day 111 ERWIN FRED BAUER ,............... ..,-lnrora Commerce Indnxlrial Adminirlralian Alpha Chi Rho Captain, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Pershing Ritles3 Phalanxg Transportation Club3 Ac- countancy Clubg Marketing Club GEORGE FRANCIS BAUER ......... Monaca, Pa. Engineering Ciril Engineering A.S.C.E. University of Pittsburgh ROBERT NoEL BAUER ........ .... C birago Journalism Adifertiiing Psi Upsilon Marketing Club JOANNE BAUMGARDNER ......,...... Urbana Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Spanish Alpha Omicron Pi The Daily Illini 123 3 Illini Union Committee 131: Spanish Club THEODORE VUILLIAM BAYLER .... .... P earia Engineering Mechanical Engineering Kappa Delta Rho Alpha Phi Omegag Concert Band 131 3 March- ing Band 1133 S.A.E. WILLIAM AUSTIN BEACH. . .Rocky River, Ohio Division of Special Services Marketing Chi Phi Skull and Crescent3 Star Course Manager 123 3 Interfraternity Council 11, 21 3 Marketing Club MELVIN JAY BEAGLE, JR .,.. ......... H arifey Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemical Engineering Delta Chi Concert Band 12, 3, 41g Marching Band 11, 2, 3, 433 A.I.Ch.E. Honors Day 12, Thornton Junior College SR R Q si Rs. ' 1 'Rica 1. .,..,. 3 . ii wr K tx 1 1 A T fg l fsae L X . ' - 'W:Ri':'-4 -' ' af.: 13:35 1- . - i.,, A Vra' -K-I lil: 1 fx BEVERLY JEAN BEAR ,....... ......., C bicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Speech Alpha Delta Pi Mask and Baubleg The Daily Illini 1114 Illini Union Committee 12, 313 Illini Theatre Guild Manager 12, 571 Spanish Club ROBERT BURNELL BEARE ....,.... Ellii Grove Engineering Electrical Engineering A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Mississippi College CHARLES LLOYD BEATTT, JR .... ...Taylofuille Agriculture General Agriculture Alpha Gamma Rho Agriculture Club: Dairy Production Club ESTIL1. VUILLIAM BEATTY ........ Pbilpaz, Ky. Commerce Accountancy Baptist Foundation Student Council 145, Ac- countancy Clubg Marketing Club Strayer College of Accountancy GILBERT lNlERCHANT BEATTY ....... Waukegan Fine and Applied Arts Architectural Engineering Phi Kappa Sigma Illini Union Committee 11, 21 3 Captain, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Millitary Councilg Per- shing Riiiesg Tau Nu Tau: Scabbard and Bladeg A.I.A. SHELDON XVAYNE BECHER ........... Chicago Agriculture Rerlaurant Management Sigma Chi Campus Chest 1353 Interfraternity Council 131g McKinley Foundation Student Council 137 FLORENCE Lou BECHTOL ...,..... Champaign Fine and Applied Arts Painling Gamma Phi Beta Stephens College Dfwm HAUcic BECHTOLD .......... Belleville Engineering General Engineering Phi Delta Theta Junior Prom Committee Michigan State College 173 CH.-KRLOTTI' Breiirn ..,,.,..., ,, .17 .,i Liberal Arts and Scientes Snr: ff igx Lincoln :Xxenue Residences Campus Chest ISI. Repertory 1,b1tl:. ,i ll' Roivseselr t ullege jo .bmi Bri itrr: , 1 1 ,wfi:ct'f: l.:l1ef,iI Arts ,intl N. L P .' ,z l'i,ipp.i :llplia Ihtr.. The Ill:-1 II11 Illini lnion fiiiiiriiittee 11 I 21. lempi I4l. YNY C' A, 11-mmit C ll. 1. ll Mriixxxx Biiiiriz , ..,. , , ,l1'wfii Ilia Engineering ,llii fr irlxrizf Eflcmtt i .ISM E. RXLPH EI via Broxar1,., . . jffuiflfi journalism Eilllfivml Parade Cm'-Lind L'nits The Daily Illini til , Balt .intl lily fasting Club L'nixi.rsity ul' Missouri AF NOI.IJ ELIIQ Broun ,... ,. 4.,. t,!i1i.igH Liberal Arts .mtl Stientes Gin mlm German flub Wiiiixxi Ifruu Brmzixiii, ,. .flifinxfi Dixixiun oi Spciial Neixltes Prnt!-filrfei Iheta Xi ,'Xri11iri,i State 'lieatlieis' fiilleut 'lf-nw Hiuiirrii Bllll ,. ,4,, r,li1. iw, Enuinterinu .lltmllllfrgli ,ll Ifuelfii I 'mtg Lrisineerinu Council 15, H, Pelxlniig Iiiflus, MIS. Honors Day 11l llniverslty ol Nelwiaslta Hiiusrrir XXIIIIXM lSii.ii1xiiiii1,.. ..,.l'iiu Engineering firll I:n.1r1iLim Theta Delta flii I'ribe ol llllnig Varsitg Trail: Sfiiiasl fl, 3, 'Il .g er , A,i.,,i, --1 ivan. ' mi iii ri I - I .Q rf V 2 L'nivcrsxt'1 1-9 XY'isi:ir in ' ' 4 I I74 - 4 ,f 1- 2 , if IEARFI, MX'l,ROIE Bruforio ,....... .... G ,lim Liberal Arts and Sciences Tearber Tmnzmg nz Cbemirirg Spanish Clubg Teachers-in-Training Cluhg German Club University nl South farolina l 1 Yrisir Axim Burono ,....... ...... . lliufiiu Fine and Applied Arts .llurir Efmuilloiz First Regimental Band 131 3 Repertory Oithes- lla 15. 45 Southern Illinois University l l HOXYARD EMORY BELL, .........,.., Clifraqff Liberal Arts and Sciences AIallvN11.1IirJ Minawa Lodge Illini Christian Fellowship Foundation 13. 'II 1 Chess Club L'nixeisity of Chicago 5mni.rY jmx BELL ............ Il ao.l Rii-er Liberal Arts and Sciences Spanlfb Alphi Phi Mask and Baubleg Illini Theatre Guild Man- , . ,,.. .lglf 1-, :il DOROTHY ANNL BELNAP .......,.. lt muv1k.r Liberal Arts and Sciences Tmrbm' Tfllflllilg 111 FVFVIEL7 Kappa Kappa Gamma The Illio 1155 Y.XY!.C.A. Committee 11,21 AiPHrL's CUTLER Bniuis ,,..,... Flml, Minh. Engineering Cir!! Erlglrzvsizrig C hi Epsilon, A.S.C.E.: German Clubg I.T.E. , Mu-San IQRWIN LIFNRY BFNEKE ....... ...Chicago Engineering Elrrlriml Erlgirleerilzg Sigma Phi Delta House Presii.lent HJ: A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. FIELIX .IAN BENGSTON .,....... ..,. G alerbmg Liberal Arts and Sciences Ellglfrlv Ln 1 nterie Phi Eta Sigma: House President 121: Illinois Technograpli fljg Illini Christian Fellowship 14,413 Lutheran Foundation Student Coun- cil I3, -H Honors Day fl, 25 MARTIN NOBLE BENHAM .... Prinreloaz, N. j. Liberal Arts and Sciences Polifiml Science Delta Chi The Illio 1215 Cyclothem Club Princeton University .ROLAND JOHN BEN-I.-KMIN .,.... Ifilliiimrfielr. Engineering .llerlmulrirl Eugizzeeriazg Tau Beta Pi: Pi Tau Sigmag A.S.M.E. Honors Day 131 Michigan State Collegeg Michigan Collegt of Mining and Technology: Texas A. and M, College KENNETH GLENN BENSEN. .. .... Mfzyuiaad Engineering fiBl'0Il!1llljL'IIl Ellgfllfflillg Club Topper House President 121 2 Concert Band il, 2, 3, 41: Marching Band 11, 2, 5, 411 I.A.S. ALLEN MERRILL BENSON Berzlan Harbor, Nirb. Engineering 1'IEr'0Ilal1lft'r1f Engineering Triangle Star and Scrollg Chi Gamma Iotag Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigmag Gamma Alpha Rhog Con- vocations Committee 131 g Engineering Council 12,315 I.A.S.g Illini Glider Club Honors Day tl, 2, 515 University of Illinois Scholarship Key IVAR BEN BENTSEN ............... Oak Pmle Division of Special Services PJyrlJology Psi Chig Marketing Club ISIATTHEXV CASIMER BERES .... Commerce Marketing Theta Kappa Phi Marketing Club: Spanish Club . . . .Cbimgo I-IILIJEGAIIDE INGRAHAM BERGEIII Highland Park, N. I, Fine and Applied Arts Arrbzterlure Phi Beta Kappa: Alpha Alpha Gammag A.I.A.g Fine and Applied Arts Society Rutgers University Lovorus RAYMOND BERGER .,....... Rirerride Liberal Arts and Sciences Pfyrbnlagy Thornton Junior Collegeg Lyons Township junior College ., h .fy 'K spar' 2, ft . 19 ,JV xx, L S' Si' XVALLACE ARTHUR BERGLUND, jR.,.Pemfwzir,1 Engineering Elerlrlral Eflgilleering Phi Eta Sigmag Eta Kappa Nug Pi Mu Ep- ong A,I.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day fl, 3, 515 University of Illinois Scholarship Key I-IELAIUT PAUL BFRGMANN .....,.. Parte Ridge Engineering Gerzerrzl E1lgIJ1L'6V'fIIg XVayne University: Northwestern University H -IACK HULL BERGMAN. ......... Tzzliiz, Otln. Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemirrzl Ellgillfflillg Alpha Tau Omega 5: 5:3 Campus Chest M15 A.I.Ch.E, I J X4 1- 'asia Honors Day I-11 ::' M --K S-' E University of Tulsa - xx 1' l,5,, ,5Q::sE2f . ,. ..:f.:.,.,.,s .... tam- aa :warm .v..i...,..., - ,. 5 fl. if-js-, xg. .1 V , -r.1gs-,-g...- QW 1.. Qi -- in . , .. , .... , 'W- 3 4- A 2 A ' gi 6 gimme Q 'Wi 3 P i g, N. M Rx 14 ,, g V 6 A ,...f::,1k I. S fy Qtr,-RAL, T f s, . erwggr 1 A 'WITI . .'iLl'Tt.-21. , . fr. 2 r I RONALD ARLY BERGAI.-TN ,........,... Clyirngo Liberal Arts and Sciences Zoology Alpha Phi Omega ' Wright junior College JOAN 'CHARLOTTE BERGQUIST ........ Rorkfoi-if Journalism -- Radio Alpha Chi Omega Shorter Board: Torchg Alpha Lambda Delta: Mask and Baubleg Theta Sigma Phig The . .. i st- Illio QI, 2. 31 3 Illini Union Committee 1. Q1,21g Illini Theatre Guild Manager 121: W.A.A. Board 131g Panhellenic Executive Council 13, 41 3 Student -Senate 13, 41 1 Com- mittee on Student Affairs 1413 Sophomore g.:,ix,,. Cotillion Committee Honors Day 11, 2, 315 University of Illinois Scholarship Key v 5 E W , R . -,..,3g P f ROBERT I.ovAL BERGSTROM... ..,, Peoria Commerce Afrofuzlancy Accountancy Club Bradley University jianoisir Louis BERKOXVITZ.L?fIZ'L'71Il'UY'lf7, Kfm. Commerce Markelifzg Phi Epsilon Pi Illini Union Committee 42, 5, 415 Y.M.C.A. Committee C11 Q Campus Chest l2, 3, 415 In- terfraternity Council 131: XVILL H11 junior Prom Committeeg Accountancy Clubg Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club Honors Day 121 IRXVIN BERIQUN ......,.....,....,. Clvirxigo Fine and Applied Arts ,-1r'i'lJirurlni'e A.I.A. 175 Turouoius BERLAND ......... .... C fliirfzga Journalism E:1'iI0r'ir1l The Daily Illini 15, 41: Sigma Delta Clii Chicago City Junior Collegeg Northwestern University KENNETH RALPH BERLIANT ...,,...., Cl',-.ag Division ot Special Services Ir:Jn,rfi'i.1f .it7'r11rr1iJ. '.1,'.ii if Barton House Varsity 150 lb. F-1 -i'i tball Squad :Jag United XY'nrld Eederalists Marquette University CaRoLvN ALICE BERMAN ,,..,...,.., Clwinigu Liberal Arts and Sciences Spirrlv Cmit'i'.':fii1 E,K.T. Club XY',A.A. ll, 2.3.-11 Rc-osexelt College DONALD Li1Rov BERMEL ....... Eanlrfer, Cala. Engineering Eleflrical Erigizzreliizg Newman Hall A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Wfilson Junior College Louis CHARLES BERNARDONI...Pliaeizis-, Ariz. Liberal Arts and Sciences Pryiliolffgy Moore Hall Varsity Wrestling Squad 13. 41 3 Freshman Varsity Wfrestling Squad: Marching Band 11, 2, 311 First Regimental Band ll, 2, 313 Philosophy Discussion Club Domain DIORMAN BERNHART ........ Cbii-ago Liberal Arts and Sciences Clwnuiziy Michigan College ot Mines :ind Tech- riologyl Dc Paul University Axxrrrri HFLEN Br1RNs'i'EiN ,.....,., Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Tearbar Tvmrrlrzlig ni Spterlv Buscy Hall lllini Theatre Guild Manager 15,-11: Illini Theatre Guild Cast 1-H, XVILI. 13,-H CHARLES NORMAN Brizxvriix Niu' York, N. Y. Cornmerce Markelnzg mit! illmiiigenlenl t,l.iik House A-.tountaricy Clubi Marketing Club 176 TNQ-' gravy :Ja 'NW 5, L 1 'gs X i . 4 Vu Q. W? V 1 . Q--- h GERALD BERNSTEIN .......... Balrimore, Md, Commerce Marketing Phi Epsilon Pi Illini Union Committee 1113 Illini Theatre , Guild Cast 11, Z, 31, Campus Chest 12, 3, 415 Men's Glee Club 1115 WILL 12,31g Student Religious Council 1213 Marketing Clubg Rifle and Pistol Club Virginia Military Institute RUTH GLORIA BERNSTEIN, ...... Marian, Ind. 1 Education Hirtory Busey Hall The Daily Illini 131g Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff 13, 415 XY!.A.A. 13, -11g In- tercollegiate Zionist Federationg United World Federalists Ball State Teachers' College WILLIAM JOHN BERRON ...... ..,Cbirngo Engineering Pbyrirr Annex Hall De Paul University FRED FRANCIS BERRY, JR., ....., lY'a0i1 Rzrer Commerce 1 Imllliirial nlrlmilliiltamuz Kappa Sigma President, Iriterfraternity Councilg Mn-XY!an- Dag Skull and Crescent: Phi Eta Sigmag Alpha Phi Omeggag Board of Fraternity Affairs 13, 41g Inter raternity Council 12. 5, 413 Student Senate 13, 41: Committee on Srucient Affairs 1413 Audit and Supervision Commit- tee 15,4l5 Marching Band 12,511 First Regimental Band 12, 313 Chairman, Campus Chest Allocations and Advisory Board 1411 Junior Prom Committee n Honors Day 11, 2, 3, -il 3 University ot Illinois Scholarship Key WILSON JEROME BESANT ..... ,... P ekin Commerce Arcarnztrnzry Alpha Tau Omega Phi Eta Sigmag The Daily Illini 121g Tribe of Illinig Varsity Tennis Squad 12.5,41, Letter 13, 41 3 Accountancy Club Honors Day 111 RICHARD DONALD BEST ......, ,,.. G 'myrlake Commerce lwdfkflfilig American Legion Post No. 9091 Marketing Club JAMES WELDON BETHARDS .,..,.,. Monmourb Engineering Aeranautirfzl Engineering House President 1313 l.A.S. CLARENCE ARTHUR Bezio ........... Chimgat Agriculture General Agrimlmre Sigma Phi Epsilon Basketball Manager 11, 21: Intramural Man- ager 111g First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C, Regiment: Scabbard and Blade: Dairy Pro- duction Club: Hoof and Horn Club: Moing- wena a I EH'-VVILLIAM STANLEY BICE ..... . I 4 4 , f Liberal Arts and Sc, iesni J fx l Cbemirlry I it l T, Captain, Army R.o.T.c. Regimerrpglehaiaase iq ff' 59, 7,124 iii ? il? . I lit ,gc , I- lil, 1 W , I. xi, a I 1 . JOSEPH MARION BIEIJENBACI-I, .... A New Baden Education N Playriral Science Parade Ground Units Teachers-in-Training Club McKendree College WILLIAM ROBERT BIERBAUM. .... ..... A nm: ' Engineering Genera! Engineering Delta Sigma Phi Alpha Phi Omegag Illini Union Council Q45 g Campus Chest 1315 Interfraternity Council , 1415 McKinley Foundation Student Council fz, 51 Renssalaer Polytechnic Instituteg University of North Carolinag Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute ROBERT DEAN BIGHAM. . .. .... .. . .Curler Agriculture General Agricullure 5 Illi-Dell ' First Lieutenant, Air Force Wing . EDWIN ARTHUR BII-IL ......... .,lf,k.1G7iichgn' Journalism i, If 4 Advertiring ' Davis and Elkins College 'V A'-X li' s lf. .lg 2 WY! . I. 'CQ ., nit ,, .. ta ,, IM, F, ,ie ferr fiyitf ,Vic LEONARD ALLAN BIH LER . ..... .ii .' . Agri: i l I l I E I rx , , v , fe , :- v ii, Ke., , i we-iii S eg, K Q X sf: , . Engineering iz E ii Mechanical Engineering - .I ' ' Sigma Phi Delta Q25 , A - A.s.M.E. I ff J'-F'v n W I vii it L ,, my . IJ .l 'I ' li I, l A. I Ji. fl! l ' i NA It -2 I in ,- fr if W' ' Wil , T95 is I- :I - Sew? a li 1 ' N4 f'.'QEf'iL S 'ef' , l FRANK AUSTIN BIRCH .......... 2751161-, Agriculture 'R' J Yi, . V Variational Agrirrzltiireiy ,M it Alpha Tau Alpha QM ' 'J' V fins- - -A UN I f , I. of 3 l' ' ' j, A V lil , IANET WAIT BIRCI-I .......... Wana 9 7 Liberal Arts and Sciences 1P.ryrbalagy Alpha 'Omicron 'Pi Shorter Boardg Torchg The D L QI., 27, 51 5 Y.W.C.A. Committee - I1-Iouse,,Presiclent 140 li fz .L . Joi-INARAYMOND BIRD .,.....,...... Ewnurori Commerce Perronriel lI'ldlIdg?7lH?77l and Marketing Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Clubg Junior Chamber of Commerce WILLIAM RICHARD BIRKEY ..... ....... I oliei Engineering Elerfriral Engineering A.l.E.E.-I.R.E.g Illuminating Engineering So- ciety Joliet junior College DONALD JAMES BIRR ...,...... ,...Kanlaakee Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Malbemaiirr ROBERT LEE BLACK, JR ...... ......... P mm: Liberal Arts and Sciences Pfyfbology Delta Sigma Phi Campus Chest C313 Student Senate 43,-li: Committee on Student Alfairs Q43 9 Vice Presi- dent, Junior Classg Vice President, Senior Classg N.S.A. Senate Subcommittee Gly Chairman, Independence Political Party HI: Men's Glee Club tl, 2,3,-U5 Y.M.C.A. Committee Q41 RONALD EUGENE BLACK ........ ..... 0 nm-gr: Division of Special Services Geology Sigma Pi First Lieutenant, Battalion of Midshipmen: Arnold Society of Air Cadetsg Scabbard and Bladeg Cyclothem Clubg M.I.S. EVELYN BLAcKMAN ........ Philadelphia, PA. Fine and Applied Arts Murir Education Busey Hall University Chorus 15, 47 g Choristers 137 5 Teachers-in-Training Club Honors Day QU JACK EOLNVELL BLACKMAN .......,.. Danrille Fine and Applied Arts Architecture Sigma Chi Alpha Phi Omega: Y.M.C.A. Committee fl, Zjg A.I.A.g Fine and Applied Arts So- ciety Honors Day fl, 2, 5l BENDT OVE DoNs BLADEI. ........... Claimga Liberal Arts and Sciences Bacleriology wi , , V cy :Lt ' ..,, 1, I I ,J li , A , 9 ft R 177 91 ,mil fy I iw A NMA- , LAWRENCE .lOl-IX BLAIDA ..., .,,l!' i 'f Commerce .llizrmgi nz: wi: hlarketing Clubg Society I-Sir the Adyingff ment of Management Rossrir Monrox BLKIR ...,.. i7'.iilr,i,wfi1 Engineering CH ul Erlgmf. ur: A S.r,E, L5, an Eastern Illinois State College CiRRoLl ELHQAR BLAKFRi.ix,,. .L.'.'ilifii.'.! Engineering C11 If E21 gi' iii t i Hr AA r ,E H-KRS,-XRA AAN BL,-XNLHAIID ,,, ,.,Drm!.'n Liberal Arts .ind Seientes Eugliili Pi Beta Phi 'Ihe Illio lllg lllini Union Committee ,. Y,- ii,-.s1g X,XX,C.A. Cabinet iii YILAIA hi.-KRIE BLAND .....,.. ..,. I ffiiublxu Commerce illmlaefiriyg .md Pt'V,f0!IIlc'l .'lrlm1i11,ilr.1lwu Lincoln Avenue Residences XX'.A.A, fl, Zig Marketing Klub M.icMurr.1y College 1,1-xxixnu Lisiir BLAI' ,.,.. L.i,ix Unuigi, LN. j. Ciuninerte Eriifzffnlfri l.tin-luleri House 'llie Daily Illini lllg Hiiuse President till Ch.1irm.in, USP Politiial Party 453, Coin- inute Civuntil 4-lli lfirst Lieutenant, Army li,U,T,l. Regiment, Ph.il.inR. Phi Chi Et.i1 Ai,-,ouritanty Clubi lllini lnsurante Sutiet, M.irketirii4 Klub lliinurs Day 1l,2l Alcliii R Euxvmu BLLLM .... ...Cli1i.i.yi Physiial Eilutatliiri Phjiliilf lfiflriiilliiu Phi Epsilon Kappa, Varsity Baseball Squnel 15, AH1 Freshman Varsity Baselull Squad Honors Day 433 XVright junior Cnlleige Mmuix jams HI,ll'Kll1 .. .... Cbinip liirnrrierte .'l r r u li vm In U7 Delta Tau Delta Aiuiuntancy Club, Marketing Llub 178 . -J .yeas as s, Lf, . 5 it- w ff 5 ' I . X, mir. i -Eff f .Ji- ,1' 'S-KA W-Z7 43, E' ,- -if 75 ikdigibi PAUL KENNETH BLEUsi1iix Jlunrll Verizon, N. T, Commerce iliizrzizgenzsizl Pi Lambda Phi lllini Theatre Guild Cast ill: Accountancy Club: Illini Insurance Society: Marketing Club Honors Day 131 EDXVARD FRENCH BLOCK ....,........ Cbiuugo Liberal Arts and Stiences Clvsnliilij Phi Eta Sigmag Phi Lambcla Upsilonp A.I.Ch.E. Honors Day 11, Il MERRILL H'Al.E BLOCK .,.... l! i-rljielii, Aliiixf, Division of Special Serxires illuikellizg Clark House lllini Insurance Society: Marketing Clubs ,lunior Chamber of Commerte CHARLES EDXVARU BLOMBERG ,,.. ,,Km:f1im,z'y Engineering Civil Evzgiuveiirzg Brzrrx' BLOSS .........,.,.,,. llwmfielil, Kam. Library School Library Srieme Alpha Chi Omega University of Nebraska ROBERT WARREN BLUCKE .,.. ., . .Alninus Commerce ludfkfllllg Gazuntl Heights Alpha Kappa Psig Marketing Club Honors Day 113 HOXVARD ZALHARY BLUM. . ., .nffbfrnqo Commerce zlflarkellfig Tau Epsilon Phi Interfraternity Council ill: Fieshman Varsity Basketball Squadg Freshman Varsity Baseball Squadg Basketball Manager 11,23 g Illini Insurance Society: Marketing Club SELWYN BLUM .........,.......... Cbiriiyi Liberal Arts and Sciences Polilirnl 5i'iwi'e Phi Sigma Delta Illini Insurance Society BERNARD CORMAN BLUMENTHAL ..... Cbimgn Division of Special Services Marketirig Pi Lambda Phi Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff C531 The Daily Illini lllg Marketing Club Roosevelt College NELSON GENE BLUNIER ..... .... R ommkr Commerce Adzertirifig Y,M.C.A. Committee t1,2Jg Accountancy Club THOMAS GRIFEIS BOARD ....... .... I Vbsfzran Engineering Ciril Erzgmwriug Delta Chi Y.M.C.A. Committee I-ll: A.S.C.E. THEODORE BOCKMAN, JR. .......... Emnrfan Physical Education Pbyriral Edumlion Sigma Phi Epsilon Varsity Swimming Squad Cl, 2, 3,4J, Letter 4433 Varsity Track Squad fllg Dolphins 12, 3,415 First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Zeta Sigma Alphag Scabbard and Blade JAMES LAURELL BODE ,.............. Freepvrz Engineering Aeranaulifal Engirzeering l.A.S. JOHN XVALTER BODEMAN ....,...... Cbimga Fine and Applied Arts .f-lri'bi1ef!ln'e Acacia A.l,A.g Fine and Applied Arts Society Michigan State College Rox' CARL BODETT, JR ........ ..., C lnimgn Engineering Civil Engineering Minawa Lodge Illini Christian Fellowship IZ, 3, 41 3 A.S.C.E. North Park junior College HUGH EUGENE BOETTNER ..,........ Cbimgo Engineering Ceramic Engineering A.C.S. 'QS' 'QQ Q -wi' We I .--Q .. A gb gig itit Q 'IS' I ers' W-'EI' aflefvv E ff X 'af .ti 5 C 5 wif, V ,jg , 'i ,S L E. v ' , ' I A saQ232f.if....V':f' .. . 2 GLADYS Boom ...,....,....... Paplrn Ginn Commerce rllnrkullriy Chi Omega Accountancy Club: Marketing Club. United Wforld Fecleralists New Mexico A, .ind M, L'FllXCFSIlY NEIL FRANCIS BOGNIER ......,..,.. ..l-limi Agriculture and Engineering .4griclzlt1mzl Ezlgnzuering am! .flgmlllllnu College Hall Newman Foundation Student Couniil IBIQ A.S.A.E. CLARENCE ALLEN BOHLERER ,.,.. ,.,Ci1iw, Agriculture Voralionirl flgrlrnlllnmf Alpha Tau Alpha: Y.M.C.A. Coinmittec 13,-Hg Captain, Army R.O.T.C. Rcgnnsntg Transportation Corp Club, Agricultural Tilti- cation Club KATHLEEN BOLAND ......... Clumgn Hcighlr Agriculture Home Economic: Thornton junior College LESTER ARTHUR BOLDEBUCK ........ Elmbm-,rr Engineering General Erzgifzeernzg S.A.E. ROBERT EUGENE BOLES ............. Chfnrgff Fine and Applied Arts f'1!'L'bi!t'L'lll!'!1l Dmign Alpha Rho Chi Gargoyleg Interfraternity Council 153 Honors Day 11, 21 LAXVRENCE ARTHUR BOLLN ...,. ,... C .Avi-.ly Engineering Civil Erzgirircfjflg Annex Hall Dr: Paul University ELRERT CLIFFORD BOLLYN ........,.. Cbmrlqn Division of Special Services Speech Illini Theatre Guild Cast Q-'llg XVILL HI Cornell University 179 BRUCE Erwooo BOLTON ..... ..... C ki.-.150 Engineering Mscharrical Engmafmzg Varsity 150 lb. Football Squad 42, 5l3 Award l3I WILBLYR EARL BOLTON ,...... ...Chicago Agriculture Dairy Tfr'iv:1v1'.fg- Dairy Tech nology Society LORRAINE ANNE BONAGUIDI .... ..,Cbimga journalism Edilnrifll Phi Mu The Daily Illini 13,-Hg Illini Union Com- mittee i3Jg Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff f3jg Spanish Clubg X'i'.A.A. 1-U Honors Day Bl Northwestern University RAYMOND LEROY BONAQUIDI .... ...Chiraga Commerce . -1 rc 0 I4 mmi rj Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club JAMES BOND ...,....,..,. .... C bampaign Agriculture General xigricnllnre Acacia Hoof and Horn Club University ot Kansas ,IACK GORDON Borsues. .......,..... Clvrago Liberal Arts and Sciences Zfiiilffuj Psi Upsilon Illini Theatre Guild Last HI: interfraternity Council ll P Loyola University JOHN JOSEPH BONDY ......,........ Clamzgo Division of Special Services Mi'l7A?L'fl7l,Q N.S.A. Senate Subcommittee IFB, 473 Market- ing Club Honors Day 151 American Shrivenham University GEORGE DEXVEY BoNE, JR., ,. .... Clumgo Engineering Elenriml Eriglmcrnlg Pi Kappa Phi A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Illinois Institute of Tethnology 180 v 9 LB' X . xml x A N 2- i '91 6- i ' v f CJ . . ii 5 : ss, nd i Z7'7 e. R ,A V r' 4 Qi'iEp!f.5,. .R 13 Q --.1 i 'K N -f. R-..r , , 2 .i., ,. 5 ' I . - .. 4. 65 STUART JEROME BoNEM.... Law Law . . . .Chicago Pi Lambda Phi Omega Beta Pig The Daily Illini Q11 5 junior Bar Associationg Law Society Honors Day ll, 31 WILLIAM GODFREY BONGART Morrirtown, N. I. Commerce Arrounlancy Accountancy Club ROBERT ARMSTRONG BONHAM, ....... Tolono Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology GORDON GAIL BONVALLET .......... Sl. Anne Engineering Electrical Engineering A.I.E,E.-I.R.E. PAT JUNE BOODELL ................. Cbimgo Fine and Applied Arts Art Alpha Delta Pi Illustrators: Illini Union Committee Ol: Fine and Applied Arts Society Honors Day 11, 2, 31 3 University of Illinois Scholarship Key GEORGE jacob BoPP ......... .... I erreyrille journalism Adwrlirifzg RICHARD ANDREW Bow .,........ Barrington Division of Special Services Eronomifr Newman Hall NORMAN EDWIN BORGESON ........ Emmlan Commerce Marketing Marketing Club Honors Day C11 MILTON JOHN BORIK ....... , . ..Cbirago Engineering Civil Engineering Bastille House President H15 A.S.C.E.g I.T.E. PATRICIA ANN BORNGASSER .......... La Salle Library Science Library Science and Sociology Sigma Kappa Library Club Fairfax Hall Junior College EUGENE CHESTER BoRow'sxI ........ Cbimga Fine and Applied Arts Arclaileclizml Engineering A.S,C.E.: Glider Club Honors Day 133 KENNETH VVAYNE BORROR ......... Ranrille Engineering Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nug Illini Union Committee Q41 1 A.l.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day 123 ROBERT CHARLES BOSSHART ......... Chicago Engineering Mechanical Engineering Four Columns A.S.M.E. CARL EUGENE BOTTERBUSCH ..... .... D eroto Engineering Elecirical Engineering A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day fl, 21 IMOGENE BOTTOMS ............ Paducah, Ky. Division of Special Services Ari Educulion Fine and Applied Arts Society Paducah Junior College DONALD EDWARD BOULTBEE .... .... C hicago Engineering Ceramic Engineering Barton House A First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Tau Nu Taug A.C.S. Q' ' K I Honors Day C55 A I A ' ,l, U we 4 I 11, .' 'i 5-Z i. li -' Ar ,f 1f - 1 , C . ia wif H: MY., mfr:-A::?g1:1:. . . arse.: Q: '-2 ,,:w:5i?.-sf :. . msg-.::y,Q.1T . .:,zvzm,,.,..4+5ppgp: bg ..e,,g,5xgfgsf:f:51.- . 5:-:g,x-A ,- g-::,1,.,.'f-1T- 'Q n j . Nels- Q fii ' in '4-as gy NORMA EILEEN BOXYARD. ........ Middlerozun Agriculture Home Eronoiiilri Education Fehner House Home Economics Club Lincoln College RALPH EDWARD Bowrn ............... Olney Engineering illeclnzriiciil Engineering Sigma Tau: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sigma Honors Day il, 1, 533 University of Illinois Scholarship Key: Bronze Tablet RICHARD EVGENE BOXVLING. ..,. Cliilfllil, Iml. Agriculture Agrnnnniy Honors Day il, 4? CHARLES HENRY BOXVMAN .... .,..Ufbmm Law Lim' Phi Delta Phi Princeton University BETTY JEAN BRADEN ........... ...Odell Agriculture Home Economic: Reeter Club Illinois Agriculturist 13, 43 g Home Economics Clubg Rural Life Club ROBERT WARREN BRAIJEN ........I.. . . .Odell Agriculture flgI'ic1rll1n.zl Eronomicr Alpha Zetag Agricultural Economics Club: Agricultural Education Club Honors Day tlj ROBERT GLENN BRAuFORu..Murleegon, Mich. Engineering Eler'lrii'i1l .Engineering A,I.E.E.-l.R.E. Honors Day ill BARBARA BLOCK BRADLEY ............. Peoria Liberal Arts and Sciences Sufivitlgj' Kappa Kappa Gamma The Illio ill: Illini Union Committee 151g Y.XV.C.A. Committee ill 181 YQ. I Xl 'S JOHN LAYTON BRADLEY ...., ...el.:mp.nqi1 Agriculture .-15f1fJ1l,'1u.zf E L'ff 17' f Alpha Tau Omega Agricultural Economics Club Trioaiis GRAHM Baabirx' ...,.,,. .Dtturnf Fine and Applied Arts .l'ni'.'15t'lllmzrl Ef.'g.'r:5rfrf:. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Starab. Illini L'nion fnrnraaittce Ht: Fresh' man Varsity Tennis Squad: AI-X. Wirriaar MAUQ BRADY. ,.... . . ..lI,f. Pnla,-if journalism R.m'1n Iimbassy The Daily Illini l3l1 XVILL 11,1-ll Hmrziri ,luxe Bizacmox ....,,,...,.. Bi'rn'iu Liberal Arts and Stientes B.1rm'ifflff,u,1 Kappa Delta Illini L'nmn Committee 15. ll I-IONARD OSCAR BRAMEL ....,,.. Blur' rllomzil Agriculture Grnrml ,'lgr1i'nIlnir Alpha Gamma Rho Hoof and Horn Club Roiirnr Eriwuo BRANCH,,IR.,Ll!lf:' Rfneplfle. Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemlfnl Erzglmerliig Varsity Swimming Squad fl, Z, 3, -ll, Lette: tl. 1, 3, 4lg A.I.Ch,E, Honors Day 45h Little Rock junior College, Llniversity ol Mithigan HAROLD SAMUEL BRANDENisuru,..C-rim Gunlu Engineering Agrlfuliuml EHKQIPIEAVIIIAQ Delta Sigma Phi Alpha Zeta: A.S.A.E. Hunrirs Day ISP juan EILEEN BRANUING ..,,.,... Gilzlllllt Cny Liberal Arts and Stlentes Sflifrlr Curfttllnll Phi Mu Mortar Boardg Trirchg Alpha Lambda Delta. Arepu. Mask and Baubleg Zeta Phi Eta: The lllm 4l,2lg Illini Union Board ill: Illini Union Council 13, -ll: Illini Union Committee ll, 2, R,-ll: Illini Theatre Guild Manager 12, Mg House President HI Hfinfirs Day Il, Z, Bl: Uni-.ersity ul Illinois Schnlarship Key l82 YI17 ,-. gs RALPH NATHAN BRANSKY.. ,... ..,..Cbirag0 Liberal Arts and Sciences 5 -7,3 Omega Beta Pi: A,I.Ch.E. Clverfllrrrti Barton House Honors Day fl, Zl DORATHIEA BRASH .., ,..... ...Cbfmgo Commerce .flrwlzrzlirfrr-y Laurel I-louse Alpha Lambda Delta. Accountancy Club: Marketing Club Honors Day Il, 2, 511 University of Illinois Scholarship Key SHIERXVOOD FRANKLIN BR.-iscl-i. .. .. .Chit-nga Engineering .'It'l'0Ilt1llljL'r1l Erlglalfurnilg Christian Science Organization: I,A,S. MAX THOMAS BRAUN ...,.,....,.,. O'Ftillon Engineering Awazzazzlical E21-glrieeiing Theta Delta Chi Pi Mu Epsilon: Illini Union Committee 1353 I,A.S. Honors Day 12, 31 Belleville junior College JOHN BRAZAITIS ................... Cbimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Clnenliral ElIgfIIA'FVfIIg A,l.Ch.E. MARGARET I.YNE'rrE Bimzinn ........... Mum Liberal Arts and Sciences Teafber Tlliilllllg in Sflrlmib JAH House House President t-ll SIMON MAnsHAr.i. BizAzv,..Sfin1b Bmrl, Intl. Commerce Ai'mlu11fn1ry Flagg House Intramural Manager 131: First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment: Transportation Corp Clubg Praetoriansg Rifle and Pistol Club JOHN tlfinrmz BnnAni.rY. ....,.. ....Roi-klmfl Division of Special Services Mmmgwntfrzl Phi Delta Theta Illini Union Board Hill Illini Ufllflfl CUITI' mittee 1311 Illini Theatre Guild Production start tl, 27 5 Interfraternity Council tl, 2, 31: House President C413 Student Senate HJC Dolphins Q41 Louis FERDINAND BREHMER .... ...Cmnori Commerce Illdrkeling Concert Band Q11 g Marching Band ill 3 Mirr- keting Clubg Junior Chamber of Commerce RALPH BUDDXVELL BREI ............. Frerporr Commerce Arcormtanry and Alaimgenlezil Tau Kappa Epsilon Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club Beloit College JANE BREMER .................... Hilliboro Liberal Arts and Sciences Econnnzirr Busey Hall Honors Day fl, 21 BURTON HOXVARD BRESNIK .... ..... C birago Commerce Eronomifr Phi Epsilon Pi Illini Insurance Society University of Wisconsin MARTIN FREDERICK BRETZ Clezfelana' Heiglstr, Olvm Engineering Electrical Engineering Sigma Taug Tau Beta Pig Eta Kappa Nug A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day Q37 Kansas University JOHN PETER BREUER, JR .... ....... R avkjonl Division of Special Services Geology and Pbilaropby Cyclothem Clubg Philosophy Discussion Club EUGENE HoRAcE BRIDcI5s, JR. San Antonio, Tex. Engineering Mechanical Engineering Phi Gamma Delta Campus Chest 12, Sl: Interfraternity Council 121g House President 1435 Varsity Tennis Squad ill: Intramural Manager Ill: A.S.M.E. Sam Houston State Teachers' College WI1.LIAM Ron BRIDGES ....... .... O lu.-:fy Engineering Civil Engineerivzg A.S.C.E. Honors Day Q51 ., ,- - 3 ' -c Y I if X I X 'I+ tm Qi? R N x ks N X X E X 4 s xx xc X , s t R In 6 .13 -1 y R I E it 0 I 'K X X X X Y: X s I -.ss . r:,:::y . :gg ' :'g5,,i5:i i -V .u 41- -I -- - R .s.,:. .fo ,.. ILL.: -g,,,,3,e,f,:-LL - if , nw. ni.:-' ' . -. 'I' V f -1-' ' I 2iiifIEA2'Y5f 6f3,155.'f-tags? f-'- - Ng .- s K R 51 Q Q? X' 'SVA X 4 -:I - IZ I 1 ' . ' . ba, . .1 ' '-2 'M' , i 'If '1: wi' i I , - - . . i lfz, ::-1: as .-,-1.x Q 'r:I. - x . .... , - --1 gfszmiimi- ROBERT GUY BRIDGEXVATER. .. ...Normal Engineering Eleclrirnl Engineering A.I.E.E.-I.R,E.g Illuminating Engineering So' ciety Illinois State Normal University DOUGLAS EDWARD BRIESI-LIE ....,..... Cbmzga Liberal Arts and Sciences P.vyrlwlo,gy Psi Chig LAS Council I-Hg Illini Forensic Associationg Sphinx Clubg junior Chamber of Commerce XVALTER MANNING BRIGGS ....,... Clnnrleilon Division of Special Services Real Efrnle Alpha Rho Chi Alpha Phi Omega: Fine and Applied Arts Society Eastern Illinois State College jAIxIEs WINSTON BRILL ...... . ,,.. Peomz Engineering ll'lecl1af1iI'al Engineeriiig Pi Kappa Phi Phi Eta Sigmag Pi Tau Sigmag A.S.M.E. Joi-IN ROBERT BRILL .,............., Anraim Engineering zllerhmzicul Ezzglfieering Pershing Riflesg S,A.E. CARL XVILLIS BRINK .... .... . ..DIrAmf Education Malbenzulifr VERNON EDWIN BRISCI-IKE .... . ...Cbimgfi Agriculture General Agrirullme Noble House Dairy Production Club WILLIAM TAYLOR BRISTOW, JR. ...... Clmrigu Engineering Clril Euginwrnig A.S.C.E. 183 JOAN KATHRYN BRrr'rrN ..,........ Rorkford Journalism Ad1'E1'fiJI!1g Pi Beta Phi Y.W.C.A. Committee 141 Beloit College ESTHIR ELLEN BRITTINGHAM ........ Danville Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Presbyterian Hall House President 141 BARBARA Loursr: BRQCKMEIER ....... Rockford Liberal Arts and Sciences Speech Corrwllofl Alpha Chi Omega Torchg Shi-Aig Alpha Lambda Deltag Zeta Phi Etag The Illio 11, 2,311 Illini Union Committee 1115 Illini Theatre Guild Produc- tion Staff 1115 Star Course Manager 1211 Panhellenic Executive Council 131: House President 141 3 Freshman Week Committee 131 Honors Day 11, 2, 519 University of Illinois Scholarship Key IWYRON Smswox Brion ....,,,...... Cbiraga Liberal Arts and Sciences Pryclinlffgy Chi Gamma lotag Intercollegiate Zionist Fed- eration Honors Day 121 CHARLES RICHARD BRourRrcic ...... ...Marian journalism Radio Theta Chi The Illio 11, 21 3 Illini Union Committee 111 New Mexico State College FREDERICK WILLIAAI BRODIE ...... Millingmn Division of Special Services ' Pre-Medirine f Chi Gamma Iota: Alpha Phi Omegag Omega Bora Pi Yale Universityg Northern Illinois State Teachers' College fi Ls CARL Wrsuzi' BROOKE ........ . .-lfftilliiagzrence journalism 'fb 'I -' Adr'vrli.ring 4 Marketing Club ,171 xi ,A-5, ' 'Xl' f 'l I 'Ei-is ' fi 3 ALFRED GLENN Brmorcs ,...... 7. - iqag Liberal Arts and Sciences Sflfffll fr P' 4 Chi Gamma Iota 3 as 1 .., v., i'7i:f:f'+f.'rr 'E- ii EDWARD ALBERT Bnooxs .... gburrr Engineering Civil Engineeri 5. ' Marching Band 11, 5, 415 zli zi ' rmental Band 15,41g second Regime a 1515 Illinois Technograph 12, 41 5 V 4 H 'S THELMA Bnoorcs .............. ..Chifaga Liberal Arts and Sciengg Zoology Wilson junior College 5 , l i, DONALD Louis BROOKS-MILLER ...... Chicago Eine and Applied Arts Affbfffflllfe Alpho Rho Chi lnterfraternity Council 111: A.l.A. ARNOLD BROOKSTONE .............. Chfrago Commerce Acrourzlamy ,Tau Epsilon Phi Freshman Frolic Committeeg Accountancy Club: Marketing Club Honors Day 11, 21 - James Tr-romas BRoPr-rx' .......... La Grange Commerce Arcourzlanry Phi Gamma LlDelta The Daily Illini 121g Accountancy Club: Marketing Club Honors Day 12, 31 Lyons Township Junior College JAMES ANTON BRo'rsos ....... ..... C bicaga r Agriculture Dairjkfecbrzolagy Annex .Hall The Daily Illini 131 3 Illini Union Committee .19, 413 Illirii1Theatre Guild Production Stall 15,414 Football Manager 1215 Dairy Tech- nolpgy,Society .- Honors Day 123 3'1. Wright Junior College . J . -, 1 .Bri-rar NEWLANU-KBEOWN ........ Camp Pain: -I Liberalxzgts and Sciences - Pi-ycholagy v',McKinley Hall, ' Wglphaa-1'QambHafDeltag Illini Union Commit- , itdeg,n13,'M: WQGafSii Executive Council 1415 i .Gdlig ti' lliariii- l12,c:2,-413 First Regimental j Qandijgergg 'A Ella Choir 13, 415 Mad- Spanish Club Hifi inilra-fill-ZW , I Q Q - t I '1 xii 4 Q ' A .as , ,. ' Ka :-reggfir ..... Chicago 'I f .i mmerce Q,-lg, fdgjikf' nd Management qahf A Chi Gamma rlotag Phi Q, President 131 3 Marketing V 'i G' if-igrililiiri of Commerce L Q :iii I1 , 41 3 University of Illinois evQr?,i, 143' i' ig,- ' i r.i.Lr'x-.'- FLOYD LESLIE BROWN ............ Cbnrlerrari Engineering General Engineering A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.5 Amvets Post No. 651 A.S.M.E.Z S.A.E. Eastern Illinois State Teachers' College FRED GoRis BROWN ......... ...Cbicngo Engineering General Engineering A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.g A.S.M.E. Purdue Universityg Montana State College GERALD CRAWFORD BROWN .......... Generetf Commerce lndurtrial Admini.rn'atiot1 Phi Delta Theta Illini Union Committee 1315 Illini Theatre Guild Cast 121 5 N.S.A. Senate Subcommittee 12, 51 Knox College X LARRY FRANK BROVUN ............ Champaign Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemical Engineering Sigma Tau: Tau Beta Pig A.I.Ch.E. Honors Day 131 Knox College SMIERLEY JEAN BROVUN ...., .... S pringhetd Education Elementary Education Gamma Phi Beta General Chairman, Campus Chestg Torch, lllini Union Committee 11, 215 Star Course Manager 1215 Y.W.C.A. Committee 121g Campus Chest 13,415 Student Senate 1415 McKinley Foundation Student Council 1115 Campus Chest Allocations and Advisory Board 1415 Junior Prom Committee Chairmang Sophomore Cotillion Committee. THOMAS JAMES BROWN ..... Charlotte, N. C. Physical Education Pbyfical Educalian Kappa Delta Rho Varsity 150 lb. Football Squad 12, 31 WALTER WARREN BROWN ..... Bnlmtzr, N. J. Fine and Applied Arts Architectural Engineering A.I.A.: A.S.C.E. Honors Day 111 WINIFRED ELIZABETH BRoWN.Keumare, N. Y. Journalism Advertising Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Lambda Deltag Theta Sigma Phig The Daily Illini 11, 21 5 Star Course Manager 121 5 Marketing Clubg Career Conference Co- ordinating Committee 141 Honors Day 11, 2, 31 AS.. 1,-, . -Q. ,, G? Ns: Q sg Luz -sv RICHARD JOHN BRUGGEN ..... .... B erwyn Engineering Metalll1i'giral Engineerirzg Sigma Chi Alpha Sigma Mu Honors Day 13, 41 Northwestern University JOAN FRANCES BRL'oc,eR ...... ...Chicago Commerce .llarketmg Marketing Club WILLIAAI HENRY BRUNINGA ..... ...Peoria Commerce fiffglllllllfllj' and Mnmzgenzenl Gazund Heights The Daily Illini 1511 Illini Theatre Guild Cast 1515 Campus Chest 13, 41 1 N.S.A. Sen- ate Subcommittee l3, 41 1 Accountancy Club De Pauw University CAROL ANN BRUNNFMFYLR. ....,. ...mlmivm Liberal Arts and Sciences Sfwfflv Kappa Kappa Gamma The Illio 1115 lllini Theatre Guild Cast 11, 215 XVILL 111: Christian Science Organi- zation HAROLD ROBINSON BRUNO, JR. ...... Clmuign journalism Editorial Tau Delta Phi The Daily Illini 12,3,-111 lnterfraternity Council 1215 Varsity 150 lb. Football Squad 12,515 Captain, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg French Clubg Scabbard and Bladeg Sigma Delta Chi HENRY EDMUND BRUNS. ..,.. .... C file Engineering Electrical Engineering University Chorus 141 3 Men's Glee Club 141 1 A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. CARL WAYNE BRUSH ............. Brownfield Agriculture Vaculianal Agriculture Agricultural Education Clubg lllini Masonic Club Southern Illinois University SEVERYN TENHAUT BRUYN .,.,.... Oak Park Division of Special Services Pfycbology Fralrer House Varsity Swimming Squad 131 185 P Y I . Bsrry JEAN BRYANT ........,.. Bloamnggign, Liberal Arts and Sciences -1 Sociology I, Delta Delta Delta Star Course Manager L21 1 Y.XV.C.A. Commit-1 tee ill: Campus Chest 153: Student Senate 14,1 Tempo 121 3 Social XVeltare Administra- tion Club XVILL MORG.4N BRYEN ..,. ...,. C bit-nga Engineering Elfrlrlral Efzgirzcfririg The Mansion Eta Kappa Nug A.I.E.E.-I,R.E.: Illini Vet- erans: Electronics Club Honors Day ll, Zi University of Chicago ALAN DEAN BUCK ...,.............. Urlmnn Division of Special Services Ggrflfig-5' Cyclotliem Club Honors Day ill EDW ARD STANLITY BUDRECK ..., Chimgp Engineering Eleclfiml Ellglllffllllg A.I.E.E.-I.R.E, XVilson Junior College EDVVARD XVILLIAM Buxovsxx' ....,. ..Beru'vn Commerce lliarkenng Lambda Chi Alpha Marketing Club Honors Day fl! - Morton junior College i J. U JOHN josrifu Buitfmo, JR. ..,.., ,,..Chiiuigal Liberal Arts and Scieritesj LJ Zoology A A Phi Kappa 7.1 D' xr ' 'Af 'iii e5lfi6'if-Q f Tl YA. uv in I i f J.-,5 ,, B JOHN BULLINGTON ....,.... fir, A - it 'f ff' Agriculture rf, p - Central .'lgilr11ll1fgife5Q-EY Agricultural Law Clubg lllini'li?Yfgg1,m' qsga ciation 5:22. -li i I! Honors Day Q23 pri' i 4 'V 'Q . -52. lg'-M 2,4-N Q- '94 T-Ilxs MAYNARD CARY Bui,i,is,., .ZCLQTL 530 Commerce M Y flrmlullinlrj fw if 0 l i Accountancy Club I ,v cf' Wilson junior Colleie .is ' r, AA Q' 'ml l 86 A' ' J' Q its A.f'.e-'X 1 gf -RQGER 'STANLEY BUMSTEAD. .. , hicaga . Division of Special .-:aff-in Zoology .iVarsitY Baseball Squad l3, Gamma 4 Iota ' Honors Day C31 W RUSSELL IVAN BUNN... ,... .. bnmfmign Division of Special S s Pbpiral Ednralio ELMER HOWARD BURACK, .,.,..... Oak Park Liberal Arts and Sciences Cberlzital Engineering Blackhawk A.I.Ch.E.g Intercollegiate Zionist Federation REED LYNN BURCH ......,......... Lorlepml Engineering Aeraimurical Engineering Gamma Alpha Rhog l.A.S. joliet junior College .CHARLES LORING BURGER ...... ...Rafk Ffillr Liberal Arts and Sciences l Zvolagy G l c Wiitram JOSEPH BURGER ...... ...., C bimgo ig. ' ' Fine and Applied Arts Q W A Architectural Engineering l A.'IiA.: A.S.M.E.-9 li: W 1r lov A -it- RMARTLN MlCHAEL'BURKE. .New York, N. Y. if . Liberal ifArts and Sciences if '- V Teacher Iffaining in Hirlary iw' Ifeacliers-in-Training Club Lllnixgersityjqf Syracuse If .gn V lf? i 1. 1. 9. I N- ' 1,-F 1 . 1 Q F5 ., x - i. L'-, l 1 1 i i. f . la Dowiifp IBURNETT .......... Clnrngn f ,Engineering l fvnfllla W'IIf,gli'dl Engineering b' 51'au'vKapRNEpiilon fQ.mM1.s. A '75 w-. ,E L 41'-F Ml i , , , gi 'w.iFg l ',',. 'rf' .4 F p f 1 not I Phi Delta Theta m ., Clubg Marketing Club Q , fi 531' is ' . 'DONALD IRWIN BURNS ...... Vrgfilgxcago Ag H, Journalism Q5 'i i T.. if . Adveriiring ffi V' 7, i , Lundgren House . I Alpha Delta Sigmag Illini Ingurahce Societyg A Q' - Marketing Club I 'A Wright Junior College I I L E ROBERT BYRON BURNS ........ .... 0 ak Hill Education General Science Lambda Chi Alpha ,United World Federalists Simpson College .3521 'A, v ,i an J. 9 'r- ,a ,VI 'gl MICHAEL BURNSTINE ........ . ., . . .Chicago ' Commerce lf Accozmlancy Tau Epsilon Phi A Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club i V NELSON KENNETH BURRELL, JR. ..... Chimgo Engineering General Engineering V XVright Junior College t I 4 RICHARD EDGAR BURRELL ......... Clmmpaigu Commerce ' ' ilfiazzagement Illini Theatre Guild Cast ISI: -Accountancy U i . I il - l 9 r gi ll' l ll I , , lfw : .A I 5 xx . f F if - X' f 'Ji - LEWIS EVERETT BURRITT, JR. 'QQ Ho11of'ulii,fi3I-Iziziiuil , Commerce if A 'F' . Marketin E, 'r I :LJ ' ' g f Y' ' ins- : rigid' I ill 'iii' I will lt Q '- , 'ff'lfi','ial is 2 :1'if',E!1z.-3 ' Q w' ,raw 3 A F -rffil ig V' 'if,a 'l LI! I. I H . , 4 , t, , V , J J R' I 1 iii- lil xlib: Ei ilsii Fine and Applied Art i of Mini: f ' ' Ii- Q Pi Beta Phi - I A i Sigma Alpha Iota: Illini Union Council GIA: ' Illini Union Committee '41, 2,574'?rl1niv5ersil:y , Chorus fl, 2, 3, 43 3 Women's idlbe 'qCh.ib El t1,2,3bg ACappel1a choir on I l 5 ' ' ki ...,..r.,,arr,. ,I lr al l I M l 1 ,ul A v ' , 'V -I-if ... , J-J s if - l . HIRSH MEYER Buscrfr ............ C ig! E Chemistry and Chemical Engin up ' an . 5 Liberal Arts and Screncesg . A.E.Ch.E De Paul University .I 'H RUTH ANN BUscH ............... Springfield Agriculture Home Erouomirr and Imtituriorml fllarlagemrnl Alpha Xi Delta Home Economics Club Monmouth College HARoI.n LEROY BUsHEv ............. Bradley Liberal Arts and Sciences Clyemirlry Phi Eta Sigmag Marching Band Q11 Honors Day Cl, 3, 315 University of Illinois Scholarship Key JOSEPH GEORGE BUSHUR ........ .,... N eoga Division of Special Services Perzfomzel Mariagemem Accountancy Clubg American Legion Post No. 9093 Spanish Club Eastern Illinois State Collegeg Northern State Teachers' College JACK BUsHYHEAu ....... Lfuirerrify Ciiy, Mo. Division of Special Services Pbyriral Education YVILLIAM EVERETT BUSTISR ...I,....,.. Peoria Division of Special Services Commerce Acacia Varsity Track Captaing Tribe of Illinig Varsity Track Squad tl,2,3,4D, Letter tl, 2, 5, 453 Varsity Football Squad ill RALPH DELOS BUSWELL ...... .... D onoran Agriculture Teacher Training in Agrifullure Alpha Tau Alphag Y.M.C.A. Committee C53 9 Zeta Sigma Alphag Agricultural Education Club RAYMOND Lewis BUTCHER ........ Champaign Division of Special Services l71tfIlJ'lfit1l Admir1i.riration Student Senate C2Jg Committee on Student Discipline 1215 Society for the Advancement of Management Morton Junior College JANET ELIZABETH BUTE .......... Winnebago Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Biology McKinley Hall Alpha Lambda Deltag Illini Union Commit- tee f1,3J: Campus Chest C33 Honors Day Cl, 2, 33g University of Illinois Scholarship Key University of Michigan 187 ' r JOSEPH BUTBNSKY........lNle'1t' York, N. X., I Commerce r, Ainrmgement ll Barton House l Marketing Clubg Society for the Advance--i ment of Managementg junior Chamber of i Commerce Honors Day Cb University of XVisconsin CHARLES Roi' Borxus .... .,... P alarine Engineering Metallurgical Erignzenifsg M.I.S. BERNARD RAY BUTLER ,.,.,,......., Rachelle Agriculture Floricnlfme Flagg House Floriculture Clubg junior Chamber of Com- merce JOHN WALTER BUTLER ,.4......., Spiiugisld Division ot' Special Serxires Management Parade Ground Units Springfield junior College MARY LOUISE BUTTERETELD .... ...Libertyville Physical Education Plyyfical Eduratlou Evans Hall W,A.A. Numeralsg XV.A.A. 13,415 Terra- pin Q2, 3, 413 Physical Education Majors Club LYLE ALVIN BUTTON ...,,....... .Gar-7, Ind. Physical Education Pbyriml Erluraflwr Delta Phi Varsity Football Captaing Ma-XVan-Dag Tribe of lllinig Varsity Football Squad l2,5,4J, Letter IZ, 5,413 Freshman Varsity Football Squad MORRIS MILTON BUZAN ......... ...... A Iran Engineering Electrical Engineering A,I.E.E.-l.R,E.g Illuminating Engineering So- ciety Honors Day ill LAURA JANICB BYRD ,....... .... G alnziu Education Mufii' Elfllfllflbll Vanlig i Sigma Alpha Iota l3,4t: House President 1335 University Chorus My 5 Women's Glccl' Club 121 .' Honors Day ll,2,3J1 Univmary of IIlinois'f Scholarship Key - I 4-H 5 188 , 'F i ii' ,Q5T'.A ' x5 ,A ?v pm is li, all -c' ' .-K ' 'P' Q Z A it 1 B 'Q Joi-IN CYRIL LBYRNES ....... ' girago liberal Arts and ScigJ Political Scienr X, WILL 15,431 American Soci? ' Public Administration ' ' University of Fribourg Y BETTY ANN CACIOPPO.. ....... .Cbimgo Education , Elementary Educalia . Cagle Hall Y.W.C.A. Committee Gig Chris n Science Organization ,il North Park Junior College 'I it, LEE CADWELL ........,...... .... U rbmm Education Elementary Educaliaaz Gamma Phi Beta Co-Manager, Star Course: Mortar Boardg Torch: Shi-Ai: Alpha Lambda Deltag The Illio ill: Star Course Manager 12, 3,413 Y.W.C.A. Committee 11, 279 Panhellenic Ex- ecutive Council 13Jg Concert and Entertain' ment Board Q43 Honors Day 11, Z, 37: University of Illinois Scholarship Key JOHN LEO CAIN, III ............. Sprirzgfeld Commerce Aff0llf1ldllfj' Delta Phi Illini Union Committee 12, ES! Q Illini Theatre Guild Production Stall ill 1 Accountancy Club ROBERT DEAN CAIN ...,....,.,... Springfield Physical Education PlJy.tical Education Four Columgp Varsity Baseball Squad CE, 43 3 Freshman Var- sity Baseball,Squad DONALD FREDERICK CAiRNs ........... Sparta Division of Special Services Civil, Engineering Granada Club A.S.C.E. Southern Illinois University JOHN ARTHUR CALDER .............. Clzicaga Engineering Electrical Engineering Annex -Hall A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Wright junior College 4 HARRY NOBLE CALDWELL ...... Hnmell, N. Y. Fine and Applied Arts f Architecture Tau Kappa Epsilon Matching Band U15 First Regimental Band KU: Men's'iGlee Club 1115 A.I.A. State C-ollegeaof Washington ' ,X.4g. ,-if' Y. .-0. ng- , V. fi. e',,'9glo' r . 5-Ls ' filq 1 BERNARD JAY CALL ............... .. .Silvir Engineering Merlmniml Engineering Witanshire ' A.S.M.E. CHARLES GARRIOTT CALLAHAN ...,... Gmfnm Commerce Arvorzrilmzcy Lundgren House Commerce Council 15, 43 1 Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club: Sphinx Clubg junior Cham- ber of Commerce FRANCIS MICHAEL CALLAHAN ........ Cbimgo Commerce lllarkeling Phi Kappa Illini Union Committee 1415 Illini Thefitre Guild Cast 133 g Marketing Club JOHN THOMAS CALLAHAN. .. ..... Cbimgo Commerce Markeling Phi Kappa Illini Union Committee 1419 Illini Theatre Guild Cast 151: Marketing Club PERRY CALLAS ........... ..... C himga Law Lau' Epsilon Phi Sigmag junior Bar Association Wright junior College ROBERT ANTHONY CAMERON ........ Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Geology Newman Hall Chi Gamma Iotag Cyclothem Club JAMES BAINBRIDGE CAMPBELL. . , .Mum-ie, Ind. Fine and Applied Arts Arcbiterlure MARTHA BACON CAMPBELL ......... Winnezka Liberal Arts and Sciences , Englixh Chi Omega The Daily Illini mg The Illio 113, Illini Theatre Guild Manager 121 5 Y.W.C.A. Com- mittee 11,2Jg Campus Chest 131: French Club '-if Q A-A -,gr IIS - -- ... A-r I , 2:55132 , I ' ,, ' ee .,.-.. .P . . . . ,..L , 1, 1 I ,- ' 4 .,: ' ea! ,V .V . 'jg N -- Q ' ip, -, -. , , .. ' 3,3231 X a g . . - 2 ' -212--:S -:- ii! ' 5 - ' - - , ' sr.:-'-5:-:ig.., , - 1 , :5:.f: ' --1 .1 N . ' P- Am 5-V if gf-.3111 H -'J A 'Q '-.A X 2 gk ,f MARX' LOUISE CAMPEELI. ,....... Lliuirenrerille Agriculture Home Economic! Delta Zeta Alpha Lambda Delta: Phi Upsilon Omicronl NXfomen's Glee Club 123: All Ag Field Day Committee Oli 3 Home Economics Club: Rural Life Club Honors Day 11, 2. 51 PATRICIA ANN CAMPBELL ............ Omiego Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Law Alpha Chi Omega Cornell College PAUL ROBERT CAMPBELL ..... ,....... C bingo Engineering Mechanical Engineering A.S.M.E. XVilson junior College WILLIAM CARROLL CAMPBELL ....... Emmron Division Of Special Services Mining Erlgineering Alpha Delta Phi Engineering Council 13, 433 M.I.S. Colorado A. and M. College XVILLIALI MARTIN CAMPBELL .... ..,. C im: Agriculture General Agricnlmre WILLIAM PETER CAMPBELL ........,. Chicago Engineering Electrical Engineering Newman Hall A.I.E.E,-I.R.E. RAYMOND CHARLES CANIK ...,.. .... B eruyn Agriculture General Agrirullufe Hoof and Horn Club: Rifle and Pistol Club Morton junior Collegeg Michigan State College EDWARD WILLIAM CAPERTON, JR....EL'1171.'I0fl Liberal Arts and Sciences Engliily Parade Ground Units 'I89 .M Ln, . Tl if ,. ' f . fi' rig 'aff I ,At Aff' ,.,. , A N 1 Ju. ,V ', ki ,Ai Rose MARGARET CAPODICE. . . . . . ,Cbinigg C journalism i :Q Adrerlirizig Sigma Kappa '1 The Daily Illini q1,:,5,il 1 xi.ll'kCfll1g Clulii' ARNOLD CAREY ..,,...... .. Hllajwaorl Engineering Aiffbtlfliilll Erzgfrrfrimg A.S.M.E. MAXINT JANETTE CARGILI, ....... ..Ahiymwi.l Liberal Arts and Scientes Trafber Training 111 Sorml Si'.'nlif.r Delta Delta Delta House President 141 CARL XVALTER CARLSON ....... .,,.. C, lnlmga Engineering Mecbfuiiral Ellglllfflfllg Q XYHLLIAM JOE CARLYLE ........, ....MaI!oanf Y I D Q A A V l l. Division of Special bei-xices . Pqrlmlogvy ' . fp Flagg House ' ' -, WJ House President 1471 First Lieutenantg Air Force XVing IW , 7 9 J.. -N RX' HAROLD ARTHUR CARLSON. .. Higblaml Rink Fine and Applied Arts ,ii Landrrape Arrliilrrtup Ni Zeta Psi 'vi Sotietyg Landscape Architetture V House President HIL Fine .intl Applied Arts!-Q ii JOHN ROBERT CARi.sos: ,,,...,. ..CV:ariiji4ig' Fine and Applied Arts f 3117. llldlllflfzlf Duilign .A xx 4.5 Phi Kappa Sigma 1 '- Illini Union Committee fly l x 1' Q . T -JL, ,I QQ,- L A ' li . A I Len RAYMOND CARLSON .,..... . , . . gb Auritulturc ie- I Vffralifinil Jigllillflllfel ' 1 - Alpha Tau Alpha: fihmhiihfai 1aah'6aih,,. Club .--'A ' or 'A feel 190 - ,Wil ' l l l v . ,fl ge LEONARD JOHN- CARLSON. . . P ' eriide Q , l Engineering ' 'ildeiclmnical Ezzgiiiy Chi' Gamma Iotag A.S.M.E. lrionors Day 12, 35 X . -i w Journalism Ad1'er'!iring Gamma Phi Beta A Associate Business Manager, The liog Mor- tar Board: Torchg Kappa Tau hag Theta Sigma Phi: The Illio 12, 3, -ll 3 lini Union Committee C21 : Terrapin 12, 5 3 Spanish MARY CATHERINE CARLSON .... .... E I gin Club , Honors Day 12, 57 I' Northwestern University ROBERT VERNON CARLSON. ,.... .... C lmuign Liberal Arts and Sciences Bdfleriofngy Theta Delta Chi Dolphins 131: Micro-Tech Club Honors Day C21 DON EDGAR CAR1.soN ......,... .fiflliilgb Commerce Marketing and Ahnmgerriml Accountancy Club: Marketing Clubg junior Chamber of Commerce Wilson Junior College LLOYD GERALD CARNAHAN ...... ,...Roi-belle Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Medirine Sigma Chi Q Oriiega Qeta Pig: Tribe of Illinig Tennis Man- ager. fist, 4'J,g. Marching Band 11, ZJ 3 First Regimental band 'QU g Second Regimental Band CD : -'Moingwenfi 6 .Diivm ,WARREN 'CARNFGIE .... .. .Cbimgo '. , Engineering L Ci1lilk'IIgfllKt'I'jllg A.S.C.E. I -Unhfersity of Denverg University of Iowa 3. 1 juries than CARON, . . ............... Cbimga Fine'and Applied Arts Arrlyilerlnfe Theta Kappa Phi :ir . ' Ji . in 4 R . . V,-.', x . 4- , . fi EDGAR ,AQQEA CARPENTER ,... .... W bflllllil rgqmmerce 'Qin' ' '21i7'cn1n1lar1ay ' Al pligziliaifp as-'Eiibd a 'Ilfinii'TheA'q: d. Manager ill 3 Y.M.C.A. ' i ' 1 s' . comqiiriee ,ggi , jbhf hy iso lb Football Squ5.g'l'fQ595,g'f?7i5El 'eutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Rcgiigenia' Qerha a Alpha: Marketing Club 7' . had isgfk 43.1.1 ROBERT LEWIS CARPENTER .... .... U rbfmri Commerce Management, Markeriug. ana' Perrarmel Management Delta Chi Marketing Clubg Society for the Advancement of Management HELEN LENORE CARRELL ...... .... P am Agriculture Home Ecozmmirr Bethany Circle GILBERT JOSEPH CARROLL ......... W'oadI1arle Division of Special Services Hiftary and Agrzrnltnre Parade Ground Units JOHN JOSEPH CARROLL ............ Wyofzziug Liberal Arts and Sciences Euglifb Phi Beta Kappag The Daily Illini ill g Tempo IZ, 3, -Hg WILL H1 Honors Day f2,3l: University of Illinois S'hoIarship Key JOHN TROSSEN CARROLL. ..,...,.... Chicago Commerce Indurtrial Admizzirlraliozz Pi Kappa Phi Wright Junior College JANET WELLINGTON CARSON ..,.... W'be411on Fine and Applied Arts Ari Ednrafiozz Alpha House Illustratorsg Y.W.C.A. Committee 13, -Ng Campus Chest 131: University Chorus Caljg Choristers 1351 Teachersain-Training Club Honors Day 133 Albion College ' SHERMAN QUINTON CAsE .... 51. jorepb, Mu. Agriculture General Agr-icnllme Sigma Alpha Epsilon Illinois Agriculturist 1415 Dairy Production Clubg Field and Furrowg Hoot' and Horn Clubg Agriculture Club GEORGE ROLLIN CASKEY, JR ..,... Homewood Engineering Metallurgical Enginferirzg Honors Day Q21 University of Arizona , A -an ' MAX STUART CASLER .,..... lxanfru C115 I o Engineering Elerlrical Ellglllffflilg Annex Hall Sigma Tau: A.I.E.E.-I,R,E. Kansas City junior College RICHARD XVARREN CASTOR.. Majuaai Engineering Elerlr-ical Erzgizzeermg Club Coler House President HI1 A.I.E E IR E ARTHUR EDWARD C.-KULK .... lmb ell! Liberal Arts and Scicnces ClJBlIIl,lfl.1' 4? If - 5 1.5 'S PETE CAVIC, JR .......,.,.. ood Rzzer ,jeg Division of Special Services ' ,ix Er1giz1ecrir1g l A.S.M.E. --- 4 1 4, iv 5 GEORGE HERBERT CAYWOOD Olney Agriculture Vocalianal Agricnllzue Southern Illinois University ROGER KEITH CAYWOOD... Olney Agriculture Vocalional I-'lgiirullme Agricultural Education Club Southern Illinois University JOHN PERRY CEDARHOLM. ,. Elmlnmrr Engineering Euginsefirzg Phjrnr Phi Eta Sigma: Honors Day ill Illinois Technograph l I XVILLIAM CHARLES CEDERBFRC Skokie Commerce Illarkvling Della Upsilon EDWARD JOSEPH Cenex .,..., .... B frwyi Engineering Aemnaiztirril Enginrsvn 5 Lambda Chi Alpha I,A.S. Northwest Missouri State Teachers' College HKRRX' CPRBIN .......,. ,, .... Chicago Engineering Eiiffrifizl Erlglmwrivzlg A l.E.E.-l.R.E. BRLCE ALBERT CERLING ,...,..,.,.. Hinrdale Agriculture General Agrirlilwire Chi Phi First Lieutenant, Air Force XVing: Agricul- tural Economics Clubg Rural Life Club Honors Day fl! Cxilro CESARONE ..,v....... .... C lyimgo Engineering illerlmnifal Engineering Illini Club Newman Foundation Student Council 125: A.S.M.E,: SrA.E, JOHN EDWARD CI-IALAIERA ...,.... .Springnelrl Journalism Ad1'BV'ZlIilIg Springfield junior College Tnosms XVILSON CHAMBERLAIN...Springfield Commerce Induylrial Adrninfilriilion Kappa Sigma First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment: Phalanx: Tau Nu Taug Marketing Club: Society for the Advancement of Management George Washingtrin University: Springfield vlunior College Dixiri. DEAN CHAMBERS ...Piermn Slnrian Agriculture Voraliolzal i'lgfi!'IlllIlft' Alpha Tau Alpha JACOB Gnoaor CHAMUICRN ...,,.., Champaign Agriculture Genera! uigmzilmre Sachemg Track Manager tl, 2, 31 : Field and Furrowg Hriof and Horn Club: Moingwena 192 'Er h ' BEVERLY JANE CHARIPoUx,..Dg 2iqjfft, lawn Liberal Arts and Scjfrfgefiv i Pnfbgzagy lieu' Stratford House ' Augustana College v I ,W yi lr ul l WILLIAM CHAN ..,.,....... .Chimgo Engineering Lugj Elerlriral Engineering A.I.E.E.-l.R.E.g Chinese Institertei of Engi- neersg Chinese Students Club l l DONNELLE DEAN CHAPLIN. ..,,,..,. Lbbana I Physical Education Pbyriml Eduralian Varsity Wrestling Squad fl, 21 DONALD ELOYD CHAPMAN .... ..,. C birnga Commerce Management Marketing Club DLIANE WALTER CHAPMAN ..... .... C 'bingo Commerce Managemenl Newman Hall Marketing Club JAMES NOLEN CHAPMAN ..... ..,. C fu-mi Engineering Eleririral Engineering Tau Kappa Epsilon Second Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Pi Tau Pi Sigmag A.l.E.E,-I,R.E. Illinois Wesleyan University joHN RICHARD CHAPMAN ..,........ Chimga Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemical Engineering Clark House Tomaliawkg Wesley Foundation Student Coun- cil Ml: Captain, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Pershing Rifles: Tau Nu Tau: A.l.Cl1.E. WILLIAM FRANKLIN CHAPMAN..McLeanrbow Engineering Elerrriral Engineering A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. CHARMIAN NANCY CHASE ..., . Agriculture Home Economic: Sigma Kappa l fl . .. .Lornhard Alpha Pi Deltag Illini Union ,Committee 121 4 Illini Theatre Guild Productio n Staff 121g Illinois Agriculturist 1415 Freshman Frolic Committeeg Home Economics Club RODNEY STUART CHASE .... ...... C hampaign Engineering Aeronautical Engineering I.A.S. NORMAN C1-IALINCEY ........ Brookline, Marr. Commerce Marketing and Manage Phi Epsilon Pi Y.M.C.A. Committee 111g Mar Honors Day 111 men! keting Club RI-IonA ANN CHAYI-QEN ...,......... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Prychology E.K.T. Club Alpha Lambda Deltag The Daily Illini 1113 Campus Chest 1515 House President 141 Honors Day 111 Roosevelt College WILLIAM CHECOVICH ............... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Zoology French Club Wilson Junior College 3 I A i , f RICHARD MILES CHIELOTTI ..... . . . .Chicago 1 Division of Special Ser Geology Morton junior College Agriculture . . ' ' ' vices ' '- I - ' W 1 , 4 I -'wi i 4. If f ffl 1 ' ' , ll 11 S52 . f - I 3. li W iv. if I .' , ' 'Z I . GEoRcE MAuRIcE CHENIAC ...... :,..Ci?iz7Iyaliill I Floriculture Floriculture Club Honors Day 11, 2, 31 Centralia Junior College RICHARD KEITH CHERRY. . . . . . . .. .Kaufmann ' Physical Education Phyrical Education Newman Hall Honors Day 131 Mississippi College ' llill I I-. ,I L..-R 151' 1-if fl -II l l I pl eil Ill? .' O,'l , . . Q, Il, ,.. 'I ,l .I I 1-11 Wh ' rw ' CARoI.YN CI-IEs1-ER ....,... ......... C himgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Prychology Stratford House Honors Day 131 JACK RAE CHILD ................. Inglewood Division of Special Services Marketing Phi Delta Theta WII.LIAM ARTHUR CHITTENDEN Kenra: Ciry, Mu. Engineering General Engineering Theta Delta Chi Skull and Crescentg A.S.M.E.g Rifle and Pistol Clubg S.A.E. SIDNEY JOSEPH CHITTLER ...... .... C hicoga Commerce Manugemezzt Bide-A-Wee House President 141 3 Marketing Club HENRY STANLEY CI-IOIJACKI .... .... C himgo Engineering Mechanical Engineering Engineering Council 141 5 First Lieutenant, Air Force Wingg American Legion Post No. 909: A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. Yale University CHARLES PATRICK CHRISTEN ........ Smnnron Agriculture General Agriculture Poultry Science Club SHIRLEY ANNE CHRISTENSEN ..... Mt. Pulaik. Liberal Arts and Sciences Speech Correction Busey Hall Zeta Phi Etag Illini Union Committee 151: Illini Theatre Guild, Production Staff 1313 Illini Theatre Guild Cast 151: Wesley Foun- dation Student Council 141 Frances Shimer Junior College RICHARD CHARLES CHRISTIAN ...... Waulaegau Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Law Sigma Phi Epsilon Y.M.C.A. Committee 151: Interfraternity Council 1115 Accountancy Clubg American Society for Public Administrationg French Clubg Illini Forensic Association 193 BARBARA ANNE Cr-rrzrsrraxsrx ..... l! .mkr5.rir Liberal Arts and Sciences Spgfrlw Corrs. :J fri McKinley Hall Assistant Business lNIan.xger, The Daily Illini: Shorter Board: Zeta Phi Eta: The Daily Illini 15, -H : Y,XY',C,A. Liomrmrttec Q-Hg XYIAA, tl, 3. 5r: Terraprn III jrxxrrfrzrt -lrax Crrrirsrnssrrx.,.l5rii,rf, 1.1.11-0 Edutatnrn H1,,'wj Busey Hall Illinr Theatre Guild Cast ralg XX ,A.A. HI: 'lic achersAin'Tr.1inrng Club Michigan State Normal College. Illinois College Rorrrrir Crrarsrraxsrx ., . , f.il7.17l1f7!IlgYI Engineering Eficfrrixrl Efrcrmr fr Alpha Sigma Phi A.l E.E,-I.R.E.g American Veterans Commit- tee Virginia Polytechnic Instrtuteg Texas A. mil M. C-sllege rarrrrrrrxf Crmrsrre ,. ,. Cbfrmffriugzr Agr'icultur'e Gfrzfltrf .'lAur1r'1rf!1ut Kappa Alpha Theta XY.A,A. 15. -ll: lllinirrs Agrrtrrlturist Q-ll Barry Inlleue NMRM.-rx Crust Cr-rarsrrlrax. ..... Sbelbyrillr' Commerce f1ti'f1rrrr.'.rrri.1 Fraker I-louse Y.M.C ,A, Committee ll! H--nors Day rl, ll laryola University -+I Liss Angeles Brit cr' Nririrzr L Crrrrrsrr. . . . lVrrnkeg.ru Liberal Arts .mel ScrenCCS Sffrlfflwel Alpha Phi Omega. First Lieutenant, Army R,H.T,C. Regiment: farssnn Club: Pershing Rrrlesg Scabbard and Blade ilrnorn r,r-rrrrcrrzrsras ...... .... C bfi-Agn tirrnrnerre rllirikrlnry Tau Epsilon Phi Illini Insurance Snrrety. Marketing Club llrrnnrs Day l5l University nf Xvisrrrnsrrr Trrmrixs War NM: rrii -N llfrrifrlrrln, l'larririi Liberal Arts .ind Sciences Er frrlurrrlrr Chi Gamma Iota: Phi Eta sigma Honors Day ll, El l 94 Gs .J sill f -ir- 5. JT'- : --,, RICHARD DEXTER Crrsu. .... '.l.'.iiti..Cbir-ago Engineering Y 'I Ciril Erlglrzeernrg Varsity 150 lb. Football Squad 621-g Letter ill! A.S.C.E. Creighton University ELYIRA VIGNA Crvrrrrro. .... Hibbing, Alnm. Fine and Applied Arts illmlr' University Chorus ll, 3l: A Cappella Choir ll, il Northwestern Unrxersity CAROLYN Corse CLARK ............. Errrurrrfru Liberal Arts and Sciences Ezzglifli Kappa Alpha Theta Alpha Lambda Delta: The Daily Illrnr Hi , Illini Union Committee ll, Zig Y.XV.C,A. 11, ll: Pfrnlrellenic Executive Council 13, -H Honors Day 11, Z, 3J jfxrirrfs BERNARD CLARK .............. pulllfrll Division oi Special Services f'i:f1't'flrr11rg La Coterie RVGINALD Farmers Cr..-xRrt.S1. Prilwilrfrriie, lilrr. Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbflllllllj' Parade Ground Units A.l.Fh,E. Princeton Unixersity Rrcrrfmn CLARK .,....,,.... .. .Urbium Commerce zllnzraguzrrnr Mask and Baubleg Illini Theatre Guild Prn- duetion Start l2. 5,4lL Illini Theatre Guild Cast C313 Men's Glue Club ll, Z, 3,'ll: Society for the Advancement of Management Trrnonorin Gems Cr.aRR ......... Beardmrirrz Liberal Arts and Sciences Pryrfwloiig Gamma Delta Iarzrqrs I-IrLnN CLAusrfN ............ Mm-riumn Liberal Arts and Sciences Teiirber' Trirnring in Slwerb Busey H.rll Illini Union Committee ill: Illini Theatre Guild Production Stall Ml: Freshman Coun- cil: University Chnrus I-H: Women's Gle: Club cr,zrg French Clubg Illini Forensic Association: Teachers-in-Training Club QROBBRT EARL CLAVER ....... .,5...i3.,.3.5.iGlJirgzga A .. A 1 Q 11- Journalism :W L i i Advertiring , 7 Phi Epsilon Pi r, mini Theatre Guild Production-staff 1235 it Interfraternity Council 121g :Marketing Club UU Yi- Lake Forest College K ROY FREDERICK CLAVEY ............ Deerield Fine and Applied Arts . Lana'Jrape Afrbiteclulv r 1 Ei Q 'fir if L BETTY JUNE CLAYTON ...... f ......... Pelam tr' Liberal Arts and Sciences - 3 Erzgliarb A McKinley Hall N I ' '- The Daily Illini 11, 2, 51g Y.W.C.A. Com- - i mittee 11, 215 NV.G.S. Executive 'Council ' 15, 41 Q Mihila Ball Committee. 1515 XV.G.S. - .Ball Committee '1 I ,EUGENE ROGER CLAYPOOL ........ i.Raaiymm Af-' Commerce I ' ' , Marketirzg and Managemenl ' Brentwood 1 Y I 'Phi Eta Sigma: Illini Union Committee 12513 I Y.M.C.A. Committee 1515 Housenlbliesident V. 1515 Marketing Club ' , EFDONALD BRUCE CLEMENTS .... 15.1.55-1fi4ig.e:'ri,!e Commerce Q gg? 73 flld1'k6lf11g Ftff' lg -' Alpha Delta Phi ll' 5: ull 5 -.ai le -5 up K, i E-: . 'fl l, i ii. -i J I if' f f: . J' Q CAROL JOYCE CLEVEN ......... 45-,...'.51Inqq1fer ' Agriculture Mi I-lame Emnanzicr ni V , ' - Spanish Club - . Platteville State Teachers' Collegeg-if 1 .sg - ' .IF 'g .'f'. , N 4'-'f-l .1 V i WALTER ARNOLD CLEVEN ........ Division of Special Servicesl li f Pr-ytbalngy 1 i,Phi Eta Sigma: House President,li111gt9SpaLr1'i -. ish Club A' J- ' Honors Day 11, 21 ' ' 'I oil' i ,E L . i gl in fl 1 AM ROBERT CLIFTON Education Indurtnal Education Industrial Education Socierf lub Teachers in Tramin Cl I ....... s. ...',:,: ' I ' A - . 'll President 1515 Bait and 13 -ii C I -' - ' ' g 'Ei E A '. fl: L'Y ' . . Hg E illlzl 51. , .is 5 'i , ' ' . me . .- ' sf' .. s 1-.--' -' 23 -1?2 'x if it N' L ii A. A tx Y .. 3 . K - -:pi ,fin ga. 5:51 J ii, '- K V 'im 1...- 132, ,,. ww 'V A .. iii.. .'i.'?i TL.. .E .Q ,.,,., ,V'. - 1 .A R X we 'Ha was gel.- .LV 1 si in -..fb..g3.- .- 1 , .Q-55:5 ig B, . 1' 152 'I 3522 '13 .1 .' ,L-. 1 , .i- 2, X a ,a S 'L agree. if ' - .. . x . f -1- - I' ,, i 1 it 1 V I in 5-4'-U.-:.,, . .. ?a'fff'f:':-f 2 sa. .1 1 ,l .yn fr- .1 5553: iff? Q . - i.,--- - -- -Zftj' Q :sa L i F i JOHN RAY CLINE, ........... .... V irginia Agriculture Agronomy Ruste Armes Alpha Zetag Agricultural Council 1-115 Field and Eurrowg Agriculture Club Honors Day 11, 2, 513 University of Illinois Scholarship Key l PAUL XY'ILl.IAM CLINEBELL ...,.... Springfield Engineering Ciri! Engineering mm' Sanitary Engirieeriug XVesmen Alpha Phi Omegag House President 1413 A.S.C.E.g MuASan Springneld junior College CHARLES CLOUG1-I .......... .... C bimgo Commerce Alrrrbefing Phi Kappa NORMAN VICTOR CLOUGH. ,..... Beecher Cilj' Liberal Arts and Science HiJl01'y Second Lieutenant, Air Force Wlingg Arnold Society of Air Cadets: junior Bar Asso- ciation STEPHEN MAURICE COBB ,...... ...Urbana Engineering Mechanical Engineering Sigma Phi Delta Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigmag Illinois Tech- nograph 1513 A.S.M.E.g I.A.S. Honors Day 131 University of Missouri FREDERIC GEORGE COE ..... .... j ackmnrille Engineering General Engineering Chi Gamma Iota: Tribe of Illinig Wrestling Manager 12, 5,413 Athletic Council 141g A.S.C.E.i Moingwcna Honors Day 151 CHARLES Ti-rOMAs COFFEE ..... Eau Sf. Lynn Liberal Arts and Sciences Mathematics Parade Ground Units Marching Band 111 Honors Day 121 LEWIS RAY COEFEY .............. Carlinrille Agriculture General Agriclxlmre Alpha Zetag Illini Blackburn Clubg Rural Life Club Honors Day 12, 31 Blackburn College 195 WlLLi.axr STAFFORD Coeoio .... .,,L.1S.ill,- Agriculture Geneml xigricnllm 5 BERNARD BEN Coucx ...,,..... .. Chiniga Division of Special Seivitcs Srzlgr Eugirzfirnig Clark House Praetorians D.-um SAUL Cours ........,. Ilfuirlu Division of Special Seriices Pre'-Lau' Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Phi Omegag lnteriraternity tit, Men's Glee Club tllg Hillel tion Student Council 12, 3b Association, Illini Insurance ing Club EDWARD BERNARD COHLNN, Lain Pnllllcuf Smell Pi Lambda Phi 1 Illini Society mf Pirie Council Founda- Forensic Market- Cbirrzga Nu Beta Epsilon: Tempo Mig junior Bar Association CHR.-XLD COHEN .... ,,,.,,,,..,... C birugu Liberal Arts and Sciences Cl3t'171IJI7'-J' Club Coler Omega Beta Pi: House President Mig Hillel Foundation ti, -Hg Philosophy Discussion Club Herzl Junior College GERALD COHEN .,.,, ..........,.. C hrniga Engineering Eleriririzl ENglYlLLll71g Tau Delta Phi A,l,E.E.-l,R.E. Honors Day ily Lrnoi' lXlYRON Coram ,.,, rjbzi-ago Heiglali Fine and Applied Arts AVL'f7l!?fIuVa1 Erzglzlmririg Neuman Hall A,l.A.g A,S.ff.E. Honors Day 121 lVllJRlFL COHEN .. , ..,.,.... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Erzifll rfv Sigma Delta Tau The Illio ill: Illini Union Committee 1213 House President 1-it. Terrapin f3J 196 fr-. ' -iv 3 i . R- cr - as, . X - K , X-.,Qg r,q , is . X-,:--M., :Xie ' -. 'Ze ! , 'Y uf w ,W C X, i 1:35 - . K,-'fi' . 'get l .- hide ,' QE . '75 'Jw is R . ivy. ,r 5 , 1 A 'cr ,Koa 5 SANDON HAROLD COHEN ...,,. Buffalo, N. Y. Engineering Genera! Engineering Si-icLDoN COHEN ...,.............. Chicago Commerce Arrormlunry am! Marketing Flagg House Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club SHELDON ALVIN Cor-:EN ....i... Mmmi, Fla. Division of Special Services Cbfnlljllj' Tau Delta Phi German Clubg Illini Veterans: Marketing Clubg Philosophy Discussion Club Honors Day 12, 41 XY'ilson junior College Ti-ucL Pi-i1LLiP COHEN ....,,. .. .Cbn-ago Commerce Managenzeizl Accountancy Club: Marketing Club Norwich University AUDREY FLORENCE Cor-iN ,.......... Cbfmgo Liberal Arts and Sciences MdlbBW1alfi'r Lincoln Avenue Residences University of Wisconsin PETER PAUL COLADARCI .,.,,, Drznbury, Conn. Liberal Arts and Sciences Erofwmlrr President, M.I.A.: Ma-Wan-Dag M.l.A. Ex- ecutive Council G, 43 5 House President 121 ' American Society for Public Administration Honors Day may Connecticut State Teachers' College DONALD Leia COLBERT ....,.,, .... U rbaim Commerce fircaumanry Alpha Kappa Psig Accountancy Clubg Market- ing Club JAY STUART COLBERT .,...... ,i.. C himga Commerce Arrounlanry Lin-nois Club Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club Roosevelt College DONALD WILLIAM COLE ..... Alexandria, Va. Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Law Theta Chi Alpha Phi Omega: The Daily Illini Ill: Illini Union Committee 11,213 Y.M.C.A. Committee 121 1 Campus Chest 12, 31 5 Men's Glee Club 11, 2, 5, -Il 3 McKinley Foundation Student Council 12, 31: First Lieutenant, Air Force Wingg Pershing Riflesg Zeta Sigma Alpha RUSSELL WILLIAM COLE .,........... Galena Commerce lndurrrial Admiiiirzralion Sigma Iota Epsilong Society for the Advance- ment of Management University of Oklahoma RICHARD THOMAS COLEMAN.R0l'l7EJIt9f, N. Y. Physical Education Pbyrical Eduralion MARILYN ELLEN COLEN ............. Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Speed: Keeler Klub Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff 1215 W.G.S. Executive Council 113g House Presi- dent 14Jg WILL 12, All g Illini Forensic Asso- ciationg Spanish Club: Teachers-in-Training Club University of Wisconsin LILLIAN COLLINS ............ ..... C birago Journalism Adveriiriizg Evans Hall Theta Sigma Phig The Daily Illini 143 Wilson Junior College DANIEL COMM ........,........... Cbiraga Fine and Applied Arts Architecture Tau Epsilon Phi ROBERT HOWARD COMPTON .......... Chicago Engineering Electrical Engineering MAURINE EVELYN COMSTOCK ...,.. La Grange Liberal Arts and Sciences Pryclnology Zeta Tau Alpha Shi-Aig Mask and Baubleg Illini Theatre Guild Manager 12, 31 Indiana University BILL NICHOLSON CONARD ,.... ,.,.Ranri1le Commerce Mizrkeliizg Alpha Tau Omega Phi Eta Sigmag The Daily Illini 115 3 Campus Chest 151g Marketing Club Honors Day 11, 21 LAVERNE HARLAN CONDIT ......,... Fveepori Liberal Arts and Sciences Clnemirlry Marching Band 111 BARBARA JANE CONLIN ...,.,...,.. Villa Park Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Delta Gamma The Daily Illini 1153 Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff 1354 Y.W.C.A. Committee 11, ll: Campus Chest 151 Joi-IN WESLEY CONNAVUAY ,... .... C eaifalia Commerce Marketing and Maizagemenl Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Clubg So- ciety for the Advancement of Management Centralia junior College EDSON GREENLEE CONNELL Cleveland Heigblr, 01,710 Fine and Applied Arts Affhllfflllft' Flagg House University of West Virginia: Western Re- serve College MARY JANE CONNELL ............ Clmfilpnigiz Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Englirla Delta Sigma Theta JOHN ROBERT CONNELLY ,.......,.. Cbifaga Liberal Arts and Sciences lndurtrial Pxyrbology Newman Hall Labor and Industrial Relations Association: Spanish Club MICHAEL JOSEPH CONNELLY. .. ....Aiifaf-a journalism Edilarial Newman Hall Assistant Editor, The Daily Illini: Sigma Delta Chig The Daily Illini 12, 3, -lil Dairy Pro- duction Club 197 , ll ' DONALD EUGENE CONNOR. .. C'm::m Engineering Mechanical Engineer: Moore Hall A.S.M.E. EDWARD JOHN Coxxoiz ....... .... C lwraga Journalism :l.:'zfvlI,i.'r1g Alpha Sigma Phi Skull and Crescent: Mulcetxng Club XVILLIAAI LACEY CONNORS ..... ...Vnndulin Physical Education Pbyural livluixiififi Moore Hall Delra Theta Epsilon GIRALD BI'RRI?I.L Corvovrn ,... ...... 1 iurora Engineering Illsrlurliml Englrzesrmg Tara Hall American Legion Post No. 000: S.A.E. Northwestern University ROHIQRT XVILLIAM Coxw,n'..IlIuJfariI, Mfm. Engineering Merbaniml Elllllhtllllg A.S.M.E. L'niI ersity of Massachusetts JI ix FRANCES Cool: ...,.....,... .... B when Fine and Applied Arts Alum' f Lincoln Avenue Residences Sigma Alpha Iota: Concert Band UIQ First Rcuimcntal Band ill: Tcrrapin KZ! Honors Day li, 41 Hendrix College KLNNLTH DANIEL Corix .,.. ...Cbirago C rimmercc flrrolzlllurlq Theta Della Chi lllini Theatre Guild Priidufction Staff fig: Accountancy Club: Marketing Clubg Rifle and Pistol Club Wright junior College - Y NANCY ANN Coox ...,,... ...I,au'5umiii'illg Liberal Arts and Siicnrcs linguilz Kappa Kappa Gamma ' The Daily lllini CZIQ The lllio l-ali' lllinl- Union Committee HJ ' ' L Gulf Park College AV- V' ,. vw' 198 if-ffiyli. ,-ffl r Sl Vi' N 43 s.- fni A l To jg' , L5 is i Q' Q :iii , . A f if I sgizj A-X a I' V? 'R kt., . f 4-'R 6 l HL I ?7 .gg X Al I Arising RAPHAEL Cooxis. . . up award Commerce A Affdllllldlify I Theta Kappa Phi 1Alpha Kappa Psig Accounta F, W FRANK Dnvms Cooicn ....... .. .Skokie Commerce Illaikeling V Psi Upsilon Marketing Club FREDERICK JA MES Coo I4 I1 . .... .... L inraln Commerce Arronrzlancy r JI:ANLrrr RUTH Cooke Chzmga Liberal Arts and Sciences Pryrlmlogg Evans Hall Psi Chi YMCA Committee in Wriglit Junior Colleoe HARRY EUGENE CooI.I:R JR Indmmzpnlu Ind Fine ard Applied Arts Alrhlleclme au Delta Phi Purdue Unirersxty GFoRcc EDWARD COOLFY Clinton Liberal Arts and Sciences Pggfbalogg ODESSA MARIR CooP1:R Cbmigo Liberal Arts and Sciences Tearber Tmmmg ln Speed: Alpha Kappa Alpha Q42 llini Forensic Association Ronizrir RlaARD'COOPMAN Rank Irlund' I Eligineerinv Hill .Englneevmg Uihxlr., , X . . i J , F l V T '- . . l Y A 'i I 1 .n.v Z nnnnnn. A .I - 1 LQ IVV , lx L Q I4 v f I 'f ELA. Gommiliiee QU: House Presiden, iw: , 1 ' l -- ' mxf' av. ' X I -'Ari Lien l' ' . 4 I I K A - I x . I ' J ,. U. , . i . 4 li n V :fi I U 1 iuhli .4 BERTRAM COPENHAVER ...,....... Springfield Liberal Arts and Sciences Englirb Tempo Ui: XVILL l3,-433 Philosophy Dis- cussion Club EDXWN FLOYD COPPLE .....,.... Wliliml Hill Education llIi1Ihem.f1Iir,r Hill Hall Centmlia Township Junior College RUSSELL HOWARD CORBIER ,......... 0'FiiIlan Engineering Elertrlrnl Ellglllcwllllg A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Belleville Township ,Iunior College JAMES Rosisnr Coiuairr ,.... ........, E lPam Division of Special Services flgflfllllllli' Agriculture Club Illinois State Normal University Liao ARTHUR Corusv ..,...... Hibbing, Mimi. Engineering Civil Ezzgineerlizg A.S,C.E. Kent State University JOHN ROBERT CORNEILLE ..... .,., P rinfivmi Agriculture General Agrirullure Sons Home Poultry Science Club La Salle-Peru-Oglesby Junior Collegeg Illi- nois State Normal University JOHN josem CORRIGAN, Jn ...,..... Cbimga Engineering Mechanical Engiueeriaig Barton House A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. Wilson Junior College MARVIN ANTHONY Conn. ,. ...Cbimgn Commerce Armuritanc I Accountancy Clubg Amvets Post No. 65 Honors Day Q23 De Paul University NATHAN Conxvi'rH ........... Higlnlaml Pink Division of Special Services Ei'01mmn'.r Alpha Tau Omega l-louse President Hi: Illini Insurance Society University ot Florida .lniiis IOSEPH CosTrLLo,,. ' .,,,.., . .CI7l:.lKLjH Libcml Arts :ind Sciences Clwmirffj Omega Ben Pi 'QC ...N lelonors D.iy ll, 51 ...-n ,..f Lows Co'i'ovsKY ,..... , ,.,,,.,.... C'liit.14w Physical Education , Pb-'llltlll Ejmnrlmii l- Y lireshman Varsity Football Squad A -. ',,., f 'AIS' if llrinors Day lin Q . lntli,1n.i St.1te Teachers' Collegeg University ni Texas RAYMONA JANE Corrs. ............. Rm'klffi.l Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Phi Mu XV.A.A. HI: German Club Honors Day ll I Unix eisity of Wisconsin RUTH Louise COLVLTAS .........., L,rGv,mge Liber.1l Arts and Sciences Tuilrlari' Tmlzling in Biology Zeta Tau Alpha Illini Union Committee 13, 5l XYILLIAM RAYMOND COULTIER .,....., Chimga Liberal Arts and Sciences t D Eizglifb i 7 I Z. . Annex Hall Phi Eta Sigma: The Daily Illini 15, -ll JAMES Girrsi-ru' CoUs1Ns ..,.,. .Maromli Agriculture Gwzeml I-lgricnlllrre Agricultural Economics Club Wfestern Illinois State College r 1, i i md . .Q-wa I . :24 -' Z Midi ilu Ricimno RAYMOND COLEY. .. .... Cliimgo Commerce Pai.in:1ui'l ilflunagierrluril , 1-5-e 'I 199 . fm 5' il' , 'QU-. . A 1: ex- l 'V jfmrs Lcwrs Cox .....,......., BI' owing ll Commerce Markrizrig Sigma Chi jonx Enxvann Cox ,. .v...,, Blf flniinglfm Engineering Cirrzrnli' frlglrlffrifrc Keranins: A.C.S. Illinois State Normal L'niversitx' joHN HENRY Cox .....,,..... .L.IllY':'l1t'EllHE 5,.sf2?f3f1. X , , Q f Q' IPY S' Q X xc 3-9 8 f WX. . W 'QW ' 5 1 I ' ' ' X5 x gX,Sx?S,1'gt ,ti 131' Commerce gf-bf Emrlonzlti German Clubg Marketing Klub N Honors Day 153 rv ox- 1 Illinois Institute of Technol-Jgyg University ,XA yi 7 'WI Q of f hicago ' f - c ,:.. cl . f . iw..P ' I 4 11 ,,.' . SARAH COX. .... . .........,... Henry. Tenn. Agriculture Home Erwiurrzicr Alpha Delta Pi jour: RICHARD CRADDOCK ..,..,. ,... P anim: Agriculture Vocational Agrirullms Alpha Tau Alpha Illinois State Normal University CIARA ADRIAN CRAFT .,.,.,.,. ,... W emzlle Agriculture Home Eimifmzzry McKinley Hall Home Economics Clulw Rrmrm' EARL CRAFT ,,.......,. .... 0 wana Agriculture General .4lUYlI'llllllVP Alpha Gamma Rho '1'.M.f .A. Committee lill Baseball Manager 425: Field and Furmu, Hoot and Hom flubi Mfringwena WILLIAM PAUL CRAII, .....,,,......... Hom Fine and Applied Arts Arrlvllfrlme A,l.A. Eastern Illinois State Teachers' College 200 f , ,, fs , 1 ' . l 17 JOHN BENARD CRAIN ...... .... S pringjield Law Law Junior Bar Associationg Law Society Springfield junior College ARNOLD HAIIDLD CRAINE ............ Clmnigo Liberal Arts and Sciences Pulitiml Science Clark House Alpha Phi Omega: Nu Beta Epsilong First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Trans- portation Corp Club: Scabbard and Blade: junior Bar Association: Law Societyg Prae- torians JOHANNA CRAMER .................... Yule' Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Englirh Phi Mu Y.W.C.A. Committee tl, 2, El JOHN WILLIAM CRAMER ..... ,... . .Alfie Engineering Electrical Engineering V.K. Klub A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. RAYMOND ALPHONSO CRAMER, Jx....Chiin,qn Liberal Arts and Sciences Geology Kappa Delta Rho Second Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Transportation Corp Club: Cyclothem Club: M.l.S. CHARLES HOWARD Crurz ,....,,.. Champaign Agriculture Agronomy Field and Furrowg Hoof and Horn Club MARY-RUTH CRAWFORD ..... Mernphir, Tenn. Liberal Arts and Sciences Englirb Kappa Delta Y.W.C.A. Committee 63, 43 L McKinley Foun- dation Student Council K4l 1 Spanish Club Carleton College: University of Mississippi ROBERT DAVID CRAWFORD ...,,.. ..GaIe.fbmg Engineering Mecbanical Engineering Tau Kappa Epsilon A.S.M.E.: S.A.E. Knox College WILLIAM ANDREW CREAMEAN. .. . . . . .Slrmlor Commerce Marketing Newman Hall Illini Insurance Society, Marketing Clubg Spanish 'Clubg Sphinx Club Northern Illinois State Teachers' College WILFRED CREDIT .....,..... .. . . .Urbana Commerce AfL'0IH1ldl1L'j' Accountancy Club WILLIAM ELLIS CREEK .,...,. .... C lmrnpaigu Division of Special Services Commerce Captain, Air Force XVingg Arnold Society of Air Cadets, Pershing Riliesg Scabbard and Blade CORNELL FRANI-QLYN CREEKBAUM..0L':1lzZ, Fla. Fine and Applied Arts Arrbitefizzre University of Florida, Georgia Institute of Technol0gY5 University of Miami GEORGE KILPATRICK CRICI-ITON, JR .... Herrin Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Law Alpha Sigma Phi American Society for Public Administration Southern Illinois University VELMA JEAN Cursr ................ Glenview Liberal Arts and Sciences Spanirb McKinley Hall Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff i212 Y.W,C.A. Cabinet 43,413 Y.W.C,A. Com- mittee U, 21 DONALD PATRICK Cnossif ......... Cawlirwille Engineering Ceramic Engineering Keramosg A.C.S. University of Houston HUGH EDWARD CRoss ..,.......... je,-,reyifille Division of Special Services Political Science Alpha Tau Omega PN .- WM 'ki I' A . ...,..e A 'i', 'ie' Q , Vfei f :ii fit JAMES EVANS CROWELL .............. Clinton Division of Special Services j01n'z1ali,im Illinois College NORMAN JAMES CHUM ...,... .,.. W 'averlg Commerce Erozmmici La Coterie Phi Eta Sigma: Accountancy Club, French Club Honors Day fl, 2, 315 University of Illinois Scholarship Key CYLINDA ANN CRYDFR ............... Alowr Liberal Arts and Sciences Sariology and Anlbropology Delta Gamma Illini Union Committee fl, 2, 411 Illini Theatre Guild Manager 121, University Chorus KZ, 41: Women's Glee Club fl. -H: Spanish Club, Y.XV.C.A. Cabinet 421: Y.W.C.A. Committee 11, 2, 41 University of Arizona GEORGE SPENCER Cure .............. Cbmiga Division of Special Services Ad1'er'ti,ring Psi Upsilon Tribe of Illinig Varsity Golf Squad 13,-lb. Letter 13,413 Captain 1415 Freshman Var- sity Golf Squadg Marketing Club EARL EUGENE CUNION ........... THj'l0l1'lli? Commerce Perrannel Management Tau Kappa Epsilon 3 W1 Eureka College X .. aff f , tt 'NP' SHIRLEY GENE CUNNINGI-IAM Abingdon Journalism Editorial The Daily Illini U1 JAMES XVILLIAM CURRIER ........ Glen Ellyn Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemirfry Granada Club Lieutenant, Army R.O.T,C. Regiment JOHN WILLIAM CURRY ...,...., .... G iiyr Agriculture General Ag1'icu1r1n'e Nabor House Alpha Zetag Phi Eta Sigma: House President 141, All Ag Field Day Committee 12, 31: Plow Boy Prom Committee 12,315 Major, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Military Council. Transportation Corp Clubg Agricultural Eco- nomics Club, Hoof and Horn Club: Rural Life Club Honors Day tl, 2. 311 University of Illinois Scholarship Key 'L iirfigr. Q, 201 'fa 51 'I ll Ja :,' ,xi GEORGE HENRX' Curvris ....... I'fffmu, N, J, 4 Commerce T Afdfkifiilg ff Accountancy Club: American Legion Post Noe, poag Marketing Clubg Illini Theatre Guildf Cast 151 ng Ball State Teachers' College ..i 1 r v,, JAMES JOSEPH Curms .... Cbimga A, Engineering Civil Engineering Granada Club A.S.C.E. l LIARGERY lNlAE CUSHMAN. , . ., .... Demmr ' Education Illalbenmlirf Lincoln Avenue Residences CHESTER STANLEY Czx'iu'k .,.., ....CbIcJgo T Engineering Asmmzuliml Eugnzaeiing I Freshman Varsity Swimming Squadg A.s.M.E.1 I.A.S. T -' lm Q: .X College of the City of New York 1 L ' 'gf QCA ' A XV K X I Y 1 E , Y N f 1 w Elma I'HoMAs EDWIN DAGGETT ..... ...Minas Engineering l .Elerttiral Etlglllirllllg . A.LE.E,-i.R,E.g A.i.cii,E. -' DONALD ARNOLD D.4HL ,,,,, .,.. G Msg Commerce ' ', Iliarketizzg I YQ, Theta Xi E' .9 Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff 11151 Actountancy Club: American Legion Post No.-S 9005 Marketing Club 1 X . . A ri Ex 'Q if. Q' CARL STANLEY DAHLGREN ..,. . . ..RadkQx - Commerce ff' ivldlldgflllcblll sf' ' Maikerzng Club 'ltf ,v J, ,I A i I ,gil .- r ,- V T, , 1 'I CHEs'rra Lenox' D.-KHl.CRl'N .,,... l E ' Commcrte Art'o11ul,:nrj Accountancy Club Eastern Illinois State College r. 1 A3 202 fini li T' YQ RA EUGENE DALE ...... ' emmr ' - ' Commerce V - Marketing Beta Theta' Pi- ,U Business 'Manager, The Illio il? -L -9 Ma- Wan-Dag Sachem: Skull and ifffiii gli g The mio ri, z,'5, 45: uiini Union T-gr ul Honors Day 11, 25 ' I Y DUANE DOUGLAS DALES ....... T7 Rochelle Liberal Arts and Scie Englirb Phi Beta Kappag Phi Eta Sigma Honors Day 11, 2, 35 3 Universi if 'o Illinois Scholarship Key juuo PATRICK D'ALESSANDRO ..... . .Chicago Commerce MH7'kBli!Ig Newman Hall Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club: junior Chamber of Commerce ANTHONY PAUL DANIELAK .....,,., Emfmwz Engineering Illecbaniml Er1g1ueerir1g Parade Ground Units A.S.M.E. Pi-TILLTP MARTIN DANIELS .... Pfmfielil, Marr. I Engineering llffetbanirdl EIlgl!lE'Bli7lg ' l.A.S.g S.A:EQf University fof, Massachusetts , 1 i- I l -iv iyla I . 5 . JDHN CORHX?DCkNIBLSON ............ Cbimga l V l 4 Iiiberal Arts and Sciences - x . Pwrbalogy Phiilgappa sigma'- Skull Vind- Crescent: Intramural Manager Cl, 2235, Eirsk -Lieutenant, Army R.O,'I'.C. Regimentj iZeta- Sigma Alpha . .Q ui- -Vert, K. . ,x s L: V JOHN Enic DANIELSON ....... Elmrwad Pink N Y V .'-Commerce X Nfuirygenzeul Minawiva Lodge' l l-louselaliresitlteglrilti' 14535 Men's Glee Club HJ: Illini Clgin.iF:tian'.fIffl1iijl1ysliip CZ, 3, -ll 5 Market- ing Club5:.K9'i7ZlSfY,-ifor the Advancement of Managementqn A ,Z-T. Norm feagiewlflige ' L xv? ,-Ting . A ' -g I. CAROL 'Fi-testi PANNE, . .......,.. .Chicago and Sciences ' T ,,Tear,zi'Q'fair1ing in Lfzlin Kappa Igigggarigghma riiini ,um - tsafifiiaiiee rs, 41: w.A.A. f3,,fwi:3 5 Teachers-in-Training Club 3, CIA- j-2 Mguntllfiflbggw ez University of Arizona 1 , I ! lr Q31 PETER ANGELO D'ANZA ........ Mrlmie Pine Physical Education Pbyriral Erlrrraliau BERNARD EDWARD DAVID..NeIL' York, N. Y. Engineering Elertrifal Erigiueering Annex Hall A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day 127 Sampson College DELORES ALBERTA DAVIDSON .... .... L 'rlmzm Education Hiftary Gamma Phi Beta President, Y.XV.C.A.g Mortar Board: Alpha Lambda Deltag The Illio tl, Zi Y.XV.C.A. Cabinet iiil Y.XV.C.A. Committee ll, 2, 31 Honors Day il, 2, Sl: University of lllinois Scholarship Key BURTON IRXVIN DAVIS ...........,.... Peoria Engineering Melullufgiml Engineering Bradley University DEAN ALLEN DAVIS ........,, Dubuque, Iorm Fine and Applied Arts Arcbiterluml Engineering Delta Upsilon Scarab: A.I.A. University of Dubuque DONALD BRICE DAVIS ....,.... .,,. P amz Agriculture Animal Science Alpha Gamma Rho Marching Band ll, 2, 3, 43 3 First Regimental Band fl, 2, 5,473 Dolphins I-Hg All Ag Field Day Committee fl, 2, 3, -U g Plow Boy Prom Committee ll, 2, 5, -U g Agricultural Economics Clubg Hoof and Horn Clubg Rural Life Club DONALD RICHARD DAVIS. ,........ Mmmzorrlb Division of Special Services Commerre Alpha Tau Omega Illini Insurance Society: Marketing Club Monmouth College EDXVARD ANTHONY DAVIS. .,....... Wimzelka Engineering Mechanical Engineering Sigma Chi Phi Eta Sigmng A.S.M.E. Honors Day ll, Z1 N 1 5.. X x .. . 'sf as GIG, it I 53 ' 1 'f A . It Yi, A ,, .,,. : , f i Ax 1 ,... .. . I JACK CHARLES DAVIS ..,,........,... Chicago Engineering Ceramic Engineering The Illio 421: Committee on Student Affairs ill : A.C.S. JUANITA JEAN DAVIS, ,,..,.,......, lY'.r15e-kr: Fine and Applied Arts 1lll1.flL' Erfliratiorr Busey Hall Sigma Alpha lots.: University Chorus 137: XVomen's Glee Club Ui: A Cappella Choir 15, -H: Madrigal Chorus 15, -U KENNETH WILSON DAVIS .......,,., Chit-ago Division of Special Services Mrzrkeliug Phi Kappa Sigma Miirketing Club XVright junior College NANCY DAVIS ........... Alanzaronerk, N. Y. Education Elenrmlary Edrzmfiozz Alpha Epsilon Phi lllini Union Committee 121 : Y.W,C.A. Com- mittee l2, at Southern Methodist University IVORMA PLOTNER DAVIS .,........ Aiwmang Agriculture Hame Erorzomfrr Y.XY!.C.A. Committee i1,5,4lZ Home Eco- nomics Club: Rural Life Club GEORGE JOHN MICHAEL DAX'IANTIS..Cf7ifdgU Physical Education Pbyriml Education Acacia Tribe of lllinig Varsity Golf Squad I1,2, 5, -H, Letter 12, -Hg Orchesis 15, -U g Epsilon Phi Sigma CHARLES WESLEI' DEAN .......... Cl7dl'1F.fl071 Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbsnziral Eugizieerillg A.I.Ch,E. Eastern Illinois State College Lois IVIAXINE DEAN .,.,.... ...Aieudalrz Education Prirzmry Erilmrliorl Zeta Tau Alpha Shorter Board: Torch: Musk and Bauble: The lllio ll,2, Sl: Illini Union Committee lllg Illini Theatre Guild Manager il, 2, il 3 Y,XV. C.A. Committee ill: Spanish Club 203 I , .lt 275' MONA LYNNEA DEAN .....,....,. Biidgegan Fine and Applied Arts ' Art Educalion Delta Zeta Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff GH: French Club Drawer GEORGE DEARING ,....,.,..,. Urbana Fine and Applied Arts Archifefrnrf Delta Tau Delta A,I.A. Denver University w'lLLlAM EDWARD DEARLOX'F ..,, , ,. .Elgin Engineering Ilflechanical Engiizssrnlyq A.S.M,E.: S.A.E. JACKSON Decicziz .....,....,, . .. .Oregon Engineering Civil Engineering A .S.C.E. JEAN BAWDEN DECKER ...,,....... Melrapoli: Liberal Arts and Sciences Bacleriology Evans Hall Phi Beta Kappag Alpha Lambda Delta Honors Day il, 2, 31: University of Illinois Scholarship Key Lro ALBERT DECMAN ,,...,.... ..... . .joliel Commerce Perronnel Alanagenzepl Honors Day Ill WILLIAM CLYUE DEEM ...,....... Champaign Engineering Mechanical Engineering Pershing Rifles: A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. Lanes BURTON Dsnrsnn ...,. La Grange Park Commerce Marlfeling Blackhawk Marketing Club ' Lyons Township junior College: Louisiana State University E 204 I ' 'ff 'Y' - wil - q wfiifuu ! . 3 ,gen T-451914 x ,. 5' 0? 'XF L IX L X +4 x 1 J 'I lf 'Q El ' ?:m'IQ1flS.,3ICliiKISD Dmrz .... Y rdwille ljgfg ' Liberal Arts and LIS? ' I Nw I ' Zoology 3 E -Deira chi x I ,,'Kz'vs- , V- et' . I all Q , V I L ,ALICE DEKANY ............ ..Cbirago I Liberal Arts and Scie 1 - Political Science '-l Busey Hall Honors Day 12, 55 Arizona State College GLOItIA Louise DELAXALLADE Peoria Liberal Arts and Sciences Spanish Alpha Kappa Alpha JOSEPH ANTHONY DEL Boccro Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences English Phi Kappa Illini Union Committee in 4? Illini Theatre Guild Cast 155 Northwestern University ALBEIL1' Josaei-I DELVENTO Cluraga Physical Education Phyrzcal Education Phi Upsilon Dolphins C 3 41 EUGENE DrzMURo Villa Par Engineering Electrical Engineering The Mansion Phi Eta Sigma Intramural Manager Q41 Clans Honors Day C1 25 DONALD FLOYD DENHART joseph 'Engineering Mechanical Engineering M E I A S S FRANCIS Goqbom DENIsoN Pimield . Agriculture Vdrdhvnal Agflfllllllfe Alpha Tau Alpha Agricultural Education Cub Western Illinois State College I I - - A 'I T. ' 2, I' ' xr ............,... ' k A.l.E.E.-I.R.E. 3 ,Electronics Club: Illini Vet: A.S. . .g . . .5 .A.E. I' I ' i 1 , i' , T' .. - !'L 4.1, he ' , 4-LAA ,V ,An : STANLEY MARVIN DENN ....... .... C bimga Engineering Electrical Engineering A.I.E..E.-I.R.E.: American Veterans Commit- teeg Praetorians PETER PAUL DE PASQUALE .... .... C bimga Commerce Managemenl Pi Kappa Phi Campus Chest Q21 3 Accountancy Clubg Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Clubg Society for the Advancement of Management Wright Junior College ARTHUR JOHN DERUNTZ ......... Oak Lfiwfi Commerce Indiurrial f1d7lllPllJ'll'!1ll0f1 Ten-O-One Club A.S.M.E. FERNANDE NANCY DESJARDINS ....... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Pryrlmlogy Fehner House Campus Chest 1315 W.A.A. G, 41g Philoso- phy Discussion Clubg Social Welfare Ad- ministration Club XVilson Junior College DANIEL FRANK DESPOT ........... Waukegan Engineering Mechanical Engineering A.S.M.E. BENJAMIN FORREST DETROY ....,. Sp:-ingerian Engineering Agricultural Engineering A.S.A.E. JOHN WILLIAM DETROY ......... Springerfan Agriculture General Agriculture Field and Furrowg Hoof and Horn Club EUNICE EILEEN DE1'TMAN ,......... Danville Liberal Arts and Sciences Bacteriology Lincoln Avenue Residences Y.W.C.A. Committee Q55 S Campus Chest GJ 3 Gamma Delta 5 T I V Sfygx gl , c .Q ' +5 eg gm, 'ii W fwfk i X RK :sg ' K SIE 99 ' , if A ' X me gas. t x I Q ,gx sf ff, , .... . 14...1-x,s3:,e5.:::,: ms, .- -afigifaigilstiiizzv, I .:-. Ss.-is .... .z..,. ., , ear:-rave-1, '11, N R N ':i's ' J I -'Fi Q? -i EI' : .1,e, . I i' ' ': g 'H ' . i- -If W .,,., 2,1 ws- 'I : 9 fr. 555321553::fEf:f:1-'rif' IR, .V pvc 'A-.iz 59, 's A' Ht, N 1 ' -:' ass: V-.ix f-.1 ':21',- ' -. tri. si as l ' 3 'Qi , ff' li, as.: E1 .Ea.::1,,-- -ty ,fi 1, , M L ' ' I - j , A., 2 I f - ff 1. , ,l..v, ,QL . lg, QL?-if 1 ill? MARILYN AUDREY DETTMANN .,..,.. Chit-nga Liberal Arts and Sciences Polilical Science Cagle Hall Alpha Lambda Deltag W.A.A. fl, 21 Honors Day fl, 21 HENRX' DEUTSCH ,.....,........... Chit-nga Division of Special Services Labnr and lilflillflfldl Relalionr Bide-a-Wee American Legion Post No. 9095 Amvets Post No. 65: Illini Veteransg Marketing Clubg Society for the Advancement of Management Purdue University JEAN DANIEL DEVAUD .,.,.......... Bmdley Fine and Applied Arts Ari Illustrators: Fine and Applied Arts Societyg French Club Honors Day CI, Z, 31: University of Illinois Scholarship Key JAMES RoI.Lo DEVOE ...... ......... S fer-ling Liberal Arts and Sciences Cl7E'HllJI!'j' MARCEI. HERBERT DEWAELE ........ Oak Park Agriculture General Agv-iruliufe Annex Hall Dairy Production Clubg Hoof and Horn Clubg Spanish Club RALPH EMERSON DE WERFF ......... Em-lrille Commerce AfId1'k!?!l77g Barton House Sachem: Y.M.C.A. Committee 11, 211 M.I.A. Executive Council 113, 413 House President CZJQ First Lieutenant, Air Force Wingg Ar- nold Society of Air Cadets: Pershing RiHesg Scabbard and Bladeg Accountancy Club: Mara keting Clubg Junior Chamber of Commerce CLYDE KEITH DIAL ....,..... ...Demmr Engineering Civil Engineering Delta Sigma Phi A.S.C.E. LAWRENCE DIAMONDSTONE. ,Lynbroak. N. Y. Commerce Marketing Phi Epsilon Pi Illini Theatre Guild Cast ill: Marketing Club Long Island University 205 I .r' -v Dcixirrv Rc-tirur Dicxrasox ,,.... t t Liberal Arts And Science C I-K ni .Qi g i ji S B-.rttiirtx ,lux Ditxrx' , , ., ,c.:f:: Libemi Arts .intl Stieri Pijrfin' ci I3-s.'- Hill Dos, Iitirrrrr Diticrx' , ,..,. ,cj1',iwp.i.wf Litwerll Arts .md Sciences Eff ri rms., Alphl Kdppd l.,lIIIbLl.1 ,gn 'X 'cf 'T I ff 'r Q. 1 I ' 1 Q, 6 . X 3 I' ' ' A is I l L I' ' ?1 Star .incl Scroll. Phi Eta Signup Star Course nn f A? Mdnsucr ill. Men s Glcc Club Il, 2, 5, 'll -d 5 Hun-its Dlx' ll, Zn I 'I - ., iv xX..w-ri f. ' i I x l A Arm sit s ,Iosrvri Dimcn ., MP1 rzxilt l 1r11' Ditision ol Specml Serxiccs Duffy ltrlirzffluuvi Dairx 'lictlinology Society Honors DAY Ill Bradley lfnitcrsitx' fam Etixxix Diiugxtrtxx ...... Cl,,,,,,p,,15f, Dixmon or Spcrml Serxices Erfirifmzlrr Alphit T.ru Omega Illini lnsumntc Society, Mlrkuting Club lmniiit ,lux IJIIRKFNW. ..,. lilutioliiflli Aurxculturc flfrrrlt Etffrlonzltr Str.itt-rr-l Ho t- 'FT' , . II r 5,1 lllini l'nion Committee Ill: Y,XV.C.A. Com' '3'. K mittee ll, 2, 3, rll. Illinois Auritulturist , X ', 1' 43, U L lhptist Foundation Student founcil '- ' HI. All Ag Frcltl Dtrv lornmittu: l2.3I1 Plow l wo'7' Prom fomrnittuc 41,333 Homc Iltonoiiiits lluh, Rur.tl Lilc Klub juris XX'.tniux Ilrinsriurxx . 1 ornmerte illinkullmg ,luni-ir fluirilwcr nl fornrncitc Pitiirr tnrnirox Ininsiiix , lxigiriccririg full l:ut':uttvmi lligltr I.rn Dclm liilt-rli rrrrrilts toon- il 111, V,trsrt'.' Niimrl fl I , A51 l. 206 .. ,Efglu .. Il:r.iu1 Swirninnoe ,v 1r l1EiEI7llg1 I l ,J rv Cv is ' ,mx .f CARL HENRY Dirrz .......,.. ...... E 1't1Il,Il0fl Division of Special Services .llecl1.1r1ii'f1I Eugnzeexing Alpha Chi Rho Illini Union Council HI 1 Illini Union Com- mittee IZ, 5, U1 Y.M.C.A. Committee lllg XVILL 141: A,S,M.I2. Arrsrrtr ANTHONY DILGER .......... Clumgf, Division of Special Services .'lil'w111rn1,g ,Ich-Xxx Bram Diruvou ...,... ,.... L Hlmnir Liberrtl Arts :ind Sciences Sfwfib Pi Ben Phi Arepo: Mask .ind Bauble: National Collegiate Players: Zeta Phi Eta: Illini Union Commit- tee lllg Illini Theatre Guild Mrmager tl, 2, 5, -tl: Illini Theatre Guild Cast ll, 5. -ll: Y.XV.I'.A. Committee ll, Z, 5, -Hg Tempo ll, ll Monticello College Cftrtoi LMERNE DtNsDA1.r ...,......, Clvmgn Liberal Arts .md Sciences GUVIIIIIII Mcliinley Hall Phi Bet.t Kappa: Alpha Lambda Delta: The Daily Illini Url 1 Illini Union Committee 45, 411 Y.XV.lQ.A. Cabinet I-Hg XV.A.A. Board lll Q XV.A.A. Numcrals: NV,A.A. II, 2, 3,4lg House President l-tl: French Club: United XY'orld Federalislsl German Club Honors Days ll, 2, Sl 1 University ot Illinois Scholarship Key Emxarm Dtoxxr .....,.. ,Climzgn HKI,Qbl.f journalism Eillmliil D.iily Illini 13, ell: Signm Delta Chi Iximyionrr I.L'crLl.E DrPPol.D ....,... Glllerpir Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology XVelsIi House Illini Union Committee l2l1 Y.XV.C.A. Com- mittee HIQ XXf.A.A. HI: Illini Christian Fellowship 13.-Hg Illini Blackburn Club Blackburn College S.tur. joscru Dtstrn .... ..... ..,. I! ' 'inrbrop Commerce Aldfkffillg Accountancy Club: Illini Insurance Society: Marketing Club KENT Rrcnftnu DHTMANN .... .... 0 rife Park Commerce illamzgwrzvul Sigma Alpha Epsilon Skull and Crescent DONALD CHARLES DITTMER .......... Quincy Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemixlry Annex Hall Phi Lambda Upsilon Quincy College BARBARA JOAN DixON ...,........... Hanma Liberal Arts and Sciences Sorialflgj Phi Mu JAiuiis ROBERT DIXON ...,.,. .... D mi:-illr Engineering Cwuinlll' EIIgl?IEEIIllg A.C.S. ANTHONY JOSEPH Douosz .... .... C bit-nga Commerce Pffjbllllll Alrzizagcmeizl Newman Hall House President Hb 3 Illini Insurance Society: Marketing Club MARX' DOBsON ..,.,....... .... P elerrbmg Journalism fla'1'er'li,ring Delta Gamma Illini Board of Control 13, 41 Monticello College LAWRENCE LEROY DOBYNS .....,... Grllerpzf Fine and Applied Arts Arrhilermral Erzgifzeerifzg Choristers f3l: A.I.A.: A.S.C.E.: Fine and Applied Arts Society CHARLES ROBERT DOCI-cLiM..W'eJ1ern Spring.: Commerce Marmgemen! Seabury Foundation Student Council 1-il Lyons Township junior College PAUL JOSEPH DOEBEL, JR..Y.. ...Clyimgn Commerce Banking and Finance Alpha Kappa Psi: Captain, Army R.O.T,C. Regiment: Military Council: Pershing Rifles: Phi Chi Eta: Scabbard and Blade: Account- ancy Club Honors Day Cl, 2, 51: University of Illinois Scholarship Key 3 ws-. P4 i 1' fi 'I ,f C s H ,' i if-' an :kit V f?: Sffl5'f :.': . ' 1,.i.gli1:idil 'si -. I .vs Q, 1-i-M5-Q2 p , Q. tl -fe g- , A ,..,. 5 -H L- up .e k ' 5151 - -1' 1 , w I . 5 .. ' 2 .. A ias,4.e.:' iw. i . if 3.3, 4 i , fgiw. . R-C-. : I rf' we nk: ' ,am 3-uri: A. 'Yr-H! ,J 124 ps. V -un . L' 5 s-' f vi., 5- ' i l- -1 A -TZKJLFNT' -' Fi it iii L, 'T .,'L XVILBUR FRANCI: DOLEZAL ............ Cicero Liberal Arts and Sciences Clwrzziilry Theta Kappa Phi Omega Beta Pi: Campus Chest 153 Morton Junior College HARVEY Ji xioiz DOLL ...,.......,.. Bnfbnsll Agriculture Geuarlzl 51-grit nllme Camelot Club Y.M.C.A. Committee ill: Hoof and Horn Club Honors Day ll? Ijnxxarun JIRRY DLDN.-XHL'F ..... Qnnfrli Commerce rlltlrkellng Dornoch Marketing Club XVestminster College: University of Colorado ROBERT Wi1sLrx' IDON.-ILDSON ,...... Rnibiflltv Engineering Elfcllmzl Eiiginefrlizg lit.1 Kappa Nu: A,I.E.E.-l.R.E. XVestern Illinois State College Irivix HARRY DONFR .,.,....,... .... D clnnfn' Commerce lfltllliflfill .'iJ7IljllI,fll't7Ij0lI Kings Row Gamma Delta PH'i'LLrs DONOHOE ,.,...... Cmrmfmri, Ohm Fine and Applied Arts A11 Eincaliun Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Lambda Delta: Illustrators: Illini Union Committee 1l,Zl: Sophomore Cotil- lion Committee I-Ionors Day l1,2,3l: University of Illinois Scholarship Key STANLTY Donoia DOREMUS .... .... C bifizgo Engineering CIIVI Eflghltlfljllg Chi Epsilon: A.S,C.E. Texas A. K M. College ROBERT PHILLIP DORF ....., .... C bfrlzgv fommerce Mfirkcling Pershing Riflesg Praetorians Los Angeles City College 207 in Q uv' I A . I :Q 4 , anvil, . PAUL Dorucxo .............. Biilgiiils, N. Y. Physical Education Pbyfical Edurazswi Delta Theta Epsilong Phi Epsilon Kappa Honors Day 13, 41 University of Butfaloz Syracuse University Rooxii' V.-XUGHX DoL'oHcRrx' .... Unk Park Division of Special Serxites JIatbfm.z::r'f Unixersity of Notre Dameg Denison Uni- versity RIIHARL- NELSON DoL'oIAs .. lnulry Park Commerce Ec0m'ffr11i'., CARR DOUGLASS ......,,.. ...Eldorado Commerce iIl.1r1agfn1rr1.' Marketing Club jrrwxr DOXVELL ........... . ..... Pealmze Liberal Arts and Sciences Pfylnololcil' McKinley Hall Alpha Lambda Deltag Y.XV.C.A. Committee al, 21 . Major I: W.A.A. Numeralsg WCA A. tl. 1, 5, -I1 3 Sophomore Cotilli-in Committee: Ritle and Pistol Club Honors Day ll, 2, 5l, Knixersity of Illinois Scholarship Key Rwraiiiu' LIARFIORIF Dcixx ELI, ,. .,.. . . .Pun Liberal Arts and Sciences PJj'fl70fr7lg.1 Palamar I.aSalle-Peru-Oglesby junior College Riiaritr GARLAND Dowxfx' .... . .... Aledo Agriculture General Agurnlrme Farm House Alpha Zeta 13, 41: University Chorus fl, Z, sag Men's Glee Club 41, 2, 41: A Cappella Lhoir 131: Madrigal Chorus 1313 Hoot and Horn Club Roni RT BARNEIT Dowxs ,.,. .. .. .Lhbana journalism Edllmlal Phi Delta Theta Sigma Delta Chig Tribe of Illini: Varsity Track Squad fl, 2, 3, 4 v. Letter ll, 3, 3, 41: Varsity Cross Country Squad 11, 2, 3, 41, Letter fl, Z, 3, 413 Sachem 208 1. ja... 15-ti Qv 1- A -Q55 r.-fl. s ,x x ANI 3 ' ll 1 ,Il I WILLIAM FOROST Dowtvs .... ,.KZf:Qf5.Q5tyrbana Division of Special Q Hiflory -- I' Alpha Phi Omegag Varsity ,Country Track squad cz, 51 Q varsity Track siiiiaa Q21 , X I JOHN HOWARD Done ......... t.2Vlidlo1biim Commerce Acrozmlimcy Newman Hall Intramural Manager ill: Accountancy Club ANDREW' VINCENT DRAKE .... .... C arrzlurid Commerce Acrvmimnry Ten-O-One Club Alpha Kappa Psi: Second Regimental Band 11,215 Accountancy Club: Illini Insurance Society Honors Day tl, 31 GEORGE MARION DRAKE ..... ...Cbir-nga Journalism Adverlixiug Newman Hall Alpha Delta Sigma: The Daily Illini 1413 The Illio Q41 g Marketing Club EVA DREIKIIRS .......,............ Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Leinad Manor Illini Union Committee KZ, 3, 413 Illini Theatre Guild Cast 151: XV.A.A. 1111 Uni- versity Chorus I3J: Channing Foundation Student Council II1: Philosophy Discussion Clubg XVomen's Cosmopolitan Club Honors Day Q21 FLOYD JOHN DRESSEL .,........., illnftolllab Education German Spanish Club: Teachers-in-Training Club: German Club WALTER ELARD DREW .....,....... Oale Park Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Beta Theta Pi The Daily Illini U13 Illini Union Committee 1413 Y.M.C.A. Committee 1413 Wrestling Manager 121: Landscape Architecture Society PHILIP ORVIS DRISCOLL ............ Rockford Liberal Arts and Sciences Political Science Theta Delta Chi Sigma Delta Pig The Daily Illini C115 Amer- ican Society for Public Administration: Span- ish Club WILLIAM ROBERT DRIscoL1., . . . . . . . .Chicago Law Law Parade Ground Units Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Delta Phig junior Bar Associationg Spanish Club Honors Day fl, 23 ROBERT PHILIP DRIVER ,..... ...Carrollton Agriculture General Agriculture Phi Delta Theta A Agricultural Economics Club 1 E V, Y . RICHARD WILLIAAI DRONSUTH. ...... Cbimgo P Engineering i, , Electrical Engineering A A.I.E.E.-l.R.E. BERYLE SCXVABE DRY ,...,. .. .... Ingleside Education Englifh FREDERICK ROBERT DUDA .... .... C bicnga Commerce Aa'I'er!i.Iing Chi Psi Illini Union Committee 12,513 Y.M.C.A. Committee 123g Men's Glee Club f13g Ac- countancy Clubg Illini Forensic Associationg Marketing Club Honors Day Q33 Wright junior College DELBERT Louis DuDENaosTEL ..... Steeleuille Fine and Applied Arts Architectural Engineering Phi Eta Sigmag A.I.A.g A.S.C.E. Honors Day 123 NADINE ANN DUERWACHTER ....... Barrington Journalism Editorial Delta Zeta The Daily Illini 13, 43 3 Orchesis KI, 2, 33 3 Newman Foundation Student Council C53 University of Wisconsin ROBERT EARL DUFE, JR .... ....... C1459 City Engineering ' j 5 , Electrical Engineering 1 . Q E I Sigma Tang Tau Beta Pig Phi Exazsigmrvg Eta 'Kappa Nui A.I.E.E.-I.R,E. 95 Z ' ' -?5 Honors Day il, 2, 335 University oi Illinois' Scholarship Key If if-ii ' W 'ifil-A 1 .W-14 If V 'xii' T E Sue' -'wg 2' s..,y A 'i , ,. -fit' E' E ,ex 'F M ,ax R . - M - , 4. 4.44 unai- me Q7 Q23 Ne so ' -'I 'S' L 1 i fb- ' ws' Q- If , SCA if ' fi? Q M . . Wersi- .- . S. ,Mo 95' JAMES PATRICK DUFFY .,... Division of Special Services Marketing ........,..0dell Marketing Club Joi-IN CHARLES Dorm' ,.... 'Commerce .. .... Odell .'iCf0ll7lfJ7Iff Newman Hall Beta Alpha Psi: Accountancy Club Honors Day 12.3,-H MARIUN ROSE DCLKIN .,........... Cbiruigo Education EIPIPIFIII-Zfj' Ednfalion Busey Hall Illini Theatre Production Statl: G33 XV.A.A. fl, 23 3 Teachersrin-Training Club Lois ELIZABETH DUAIELOW ...... Rirer Fofefl Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Chi Omega Illini Theatre Guild Cast 11, 235 Y.XV.C.A. Committee 1133 N.S.A. Senate Subcommittee CB, 435 McKinley Foundation Student Coun- cil Q43 THOMAS PETER DUMOND 4.,....... Maywood Division of Special Services Banking and Finance Marketing Club CHARLES JOSEPH DUNCAN ..,... Dayion, Obio Commerce Marketing Varsity Fencing Squad C335 Marketing Club 15, 43 g Scimitar University of Daytong La Escuela Inter- americana de Verano JAMES DESMOND DUNN .,... ..... H armor: Agriculture General .'lgfiL'lllfllY'? Illinois Agriculturist C333 Field and Furrowg Hoof and Horn Club: Rural Life Club LEWIS JUDSON DUNN. .. .New London, Conn. Division of Special Services Economic: Alpha Tau Omega Varsity Football Squad Q13 209 HF' i I .- r NANCY DIJNN ........,.,..,.....,. Jlalfut Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Delta Gamma The Daily' Illini llbg Illini Theatre Guild Production Stat? ISI1 Campus Chest l5I1 House President 4-il 1 Terrapln 41' Pact, EDWARD DUNN ,.... ,,.-Illernfri Commerce .'Ii'i'fv1ir1l.1f1r Four Columns .-Xccuunrancy Club Mi Rtriarnr EUXXARD DUNN ...... ,.v. C .mo Journalism nIif1'fr!lrli1,tj Sigma Phi Epsilon Alpha Delta Sigmag Intertraternity Council 12, 5, all House President IB! L Marketing 1 lub P.-wt EUGENE Dixxixo ,. .,.S.ii-rzfrzwe Commerce Alarlerllvg ami illiimzgtnziizr Phi Kappa Tau lntertraternity Council I-ll 1 Accountancy Klub: American Legion Post No, 0001 ,luniiir I hamber of Commerce: Marketing Club jfuic P.-XTRILK DUPLIIS, v..,,... Fawn Pink Liberal Arts and Sciences ClW6f71jt'i7f Effglmirlflg A.l,I ILE. H--hors Day ll! INIARIIORIF EILFEN DURXVARD ..,,... .llfiifmfiz Liberal Arts and Sciences Bolivia Lincoln Avenue Residences Ifliinrirs Day ll, 1, Bl ANN LJl'YAl,l, .,.., .. ..,,....,.. Glencoe Liberal Arts and Sciences Sp: nu lv Pi Beta Phi Shi-Ai. The llliu ll, 21g Illini Union Lnm- mittee Il, 21 Honors Day ll? plmix Drrvis DxxYrR ., . . .. .jfilwl Engineerin illttlmfmrzl Erzrgmttiurg flii Psi .lolret ,lunior fnlleee 2lO X, , 5. -.3 la -3 F JE: H' ' it 4' A 'fl rx gig I 6 . R 1' I 'fc ' i - DARRELL BRUCE DYER .4...., ..,. C Imran Commerce illrimzgenzezzl Marketing Clubg Society for the Advancement ol' Management Davin DEWEY DYER, JR ..,. .,,...... C bit-ago Division of Special Services .-Icrofnrlrrrrr-y Alpha Tau Omega Y.M.C.A. Committee lllg Freshman Varsity Football Squaclg Second Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment: Accountancy Clubg Am- xets Post No. 651 Spanish Club HAROLD EDWARD EARHART ...... Lmweiirez-ills Commerce xlrculnllmlry Accountancy Club Rcmrm' LAWRENCE EARLENBAUGH ..... C'lwrfr'r Liberal Arts and Sciences Clvenlirfry INIARY ALICE EASTMAN ...,,. .... R Ui-kiwi! Education Elrmelzlary Ednrrriiori Kappa Alpha Theta Shorter Board: Torchg Alpha Lambda Delta: The Illio fllg Illini Union Committee Ill: Y.XV.C.A. Cabinet IZ, 3, -Hg Y,NV.C.A. Committee 11, 2, 51 Honors Day 411 james DURWARD EATON ,...,. ..,. D e Kalb Engineering Merbarziml Ealgizlwring Phi Kappa Tau A.S.M.E, Northern Illinois State Teachers' College -IOHANNA STANZYK EATON i.,..,.. D1iQfnmr Agriculture Home Erorlfmiicr Omicron Nu: Phi Upsilnn Omicron Redlands University MARVIN Lrwis EATON ........,,.... Harm.: Division of Special Services Spverb The Daily Illini t2lg Illini Union Committee ISI: Illini Theatre Guild Production Stall ISI: Illini Veterans Colorado College JOHN ERNEST EBBIESIEN ........,. Cfubau Clif Engineering Cirll Eilgilltifflflg Chi Epsilon: A.S.C.E. XVAX'NE WILLIAM EUEIIHAIIDT. .SL Lfflzlr, Alu, Commerce zllarketlllg Phi Delta Theta Varsity Football Squad tl. ll VIERN ELMER Eci-IoLs ...,....,.,..... tfrlwiif Division of Special Services Perromzel .'IdllIlIIi,llIr7fiHIl Alpha Tau Omega Varsity Football Squad ill: First I.ieuten.Int, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment Southern Illinois Universityg Uniwersity ol Floricla Louis JOHN ECK... .......... .... C il?lL'rl,lffI Engineering Ciril Efzgizzeerlng A.S.C.E. Honors Day tl, 2, 5, -U : University of Illinois Scholarship Key GFORGE FRED ECKENSTALER, JR. ...... Clifi-ago Engineering Elerrrifal E11gi11eI'1'l11g Phi Eta Sigmag Eta Kappa Nu: A.I.E.E.- I.R.E. Honors Day fl, 2, 35: University ot Illinois Scholarship Key MARGVARITE DORIS ECKHARDT ,,... I! e,f1rl1e:lei Liberal Arts and Sciences Speech Cor-rerliori Alpha Xi Delta Illini Union Committee tl, 2, 3, -My Y.XV!. C.A. Committee 11, 213 Illi-Sota JACQUELINE EDELSON .,....,,...... Cbirrigu Liberal Arts and Sciences Sorialogy Busey Hall Illini Theatre Guild Production Stat? 4511 W.A.A. ll, Zl PHILIP ELLSVUORTH EDGERLIEY, . . . . ,Gram-illt Agriculture General Agrirulfm e Farm House All Ag Field Day Committee Ill: Hoof and Horn Club 5!si.f5a'n 'sf- ' W , 'Q R I if 9 get , Q i. r 2' sg M 2 , ips. -. t N ,ga N ,ax u R5 X sw if ZELLA Mancm EIJIIIIN ,.............. Cbfmgo Primary Education Euglltrb Indetn Hi-use President 133 IIINUN I LIN .. .,.,...,... . .I.... ufaga V I-D C! Engineering Crrlimlr E7IQ.IIl6'L'I'i!l.Q llalk I-IouSe A1 .S. Roriifrcr Lri' EDMISTON ..,... ..,. O lney journalism Erillafinl Alpha Phi Omegag Y.M.C,A. Committee 423 3 Illini Cihristian Fellowship III 3 Cyclothem Cluhg Illini Outing Club GIITNN Roumr Enwyskns ..., .lffimn Agriculture General Agrirzzlluru Dairy Production Clubg Hoof and Horn Club Brown's Business Collegeg Oklalmma A. .Ind M. INIARI' ETHEI, Enwaruns .....,......... Ufbmm Liberal Arts and Sciences Clvemzrlry Illini Christian Fellowship Honors Day ill Greenville College XVILLIABI O'NlEAL EDWARDS .......,,, Lfvbmm Physical Education Pliyricrzl E.lm'aI1ar1 Varsity ISU lb. Football Squad ll, 3l jiriilts CQLIPFORD EGBERT ..,.....,.,. l..il.1yHe Fine and Applied Arts l11.r'11rlrii1l DEIIXQYI Ruste Aimes House President t3l Honors Day ill Indiana State College: Stevens Institute of 'licchnology SHFLIYON LFE EIcI-IBN ...., Nm' York. N. Y. Commerce lllarkslnrg tflark House Prnetorians Honors Day ill 211 JOHN JOSEPH EICHHOll ........,. Villa Park Engineering Electrical .Engineering Parade Ground Units Newman Foundation Student Council Q-U2 A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.: Electronics club KENNETH Louis Eru:rrAN ....,.,,. Alarroiuab Engineering Agriuulfurai Erzginefriizg A.S.A,E. HOWARD E1sEN .,.. . , ..Cbirago Commerce Cammerte rim! l..zr4 Clark House Nu Beta Epsilong Juni-ir Bar Association: Marketing Club: Praetorians Honors Day ill RICHARD JOHN EISENACH ,.,....... . .Chicago Engineering Meclianiral Engirissinig A.S.M.E. VC'ilson Junior College JARrEs RICHARD EISZNLR ,....,.... Broadview Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemiriry Parade Ground Units Pr Kappa Lambda: Phi Lambda Upsilon Drake University XVILLIAM HENRY EISZNER, JR ...... Broadview Engineering Merbanira! Engineerkrg Tau Beta Pig Pi Mu Epsilong Pi Tau Sigma: A.S.M.E. Honors Day C3-J DONALD ROY EKBERG ........ Werlern Spring: Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemiilrg Delta Chi Psi Chi: University Orchestra 13, 41 Lyons Township junior College r L . Rrcr-:ARD WARREN ELDREDGE, .... . .. .Elginim Engineering I ' Civil Engineering V., -. Qu, A,S.C.E. -V, Vg- J '4 ,J-QW 'WA' 31 -s ' 35 r r --r , ,I 5 212 .r U qi, N-v .sg 1 X. F35 CHARLES LAMOYNE Euarsoq 4. ingroii H Engineeringag, ' Elerlriral Engineer' . 5 A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. 3 ' li is r xx, l 'C t. :-., ' ffl? ROBERT FRANCIS ELLENA ...... risen.. .Chicago Engineering for Civil Engineering nz: University of Michigan NVILLIAM RAY ELLENBERGER ...... . . .Lombard Engineering Mecbaniral Engineering A.S.M.E. Bradley University GENE Louis ELLIOTT 4............. Prinrelori Agriculture ' Vocational Agriculture Sons Home Alpha Tau Alphag Agriculture Education Club: Hoot' and Horn Club Illinois State Normal University ROBERT HOWARD ELLIOTT .... ...Chicago Journalism Ediiorial Kappa Alpha Psi Phi Eta Sigma: Mask and Baubleg Pierrotsg Illinois Theatre Guild Manager 1213 Illini Theatre Guild Cast Q21 1 Interfraternity Coun- cil U03 Sigma Delta Chi Honors Day f1,2, bjg University of Illinois Scholarship Key Ross ELLIOTT .... ....... . . .Iowa Fallf, Iowa Journalism Editorial Ellsyvorth College: Ellsworth Conservatory of Music SHERMAN Enwm ELLIOTT, JR. ..... Rockford Engineering Melullurgiral .Engineering M4I.S. Beloit College , . I - . 5 1.1: , WrLuAM Jsrrtogn ELLIOTT .... ....... C birago ,Divir, rt 'bf Special Services Mafieting and Management Alpha.Sigma ,lllligri Uniori.C6ijngittee IZJQ House President , - Q4 I Mai-1cel:iriEiQ1pb i , A a' 75. lr iii- - 4 Flo 1 Y i i INGRID JOAN ELOWSON ....... Higblfmd Park Agriculture Home Economic: Lincoln Avenue Residences Illini Theatre Production Stat? 125 3 Y.XV.C.A. 'Committee 121: Campus Chest 133: House i President 1133 Home Economics Club I University of Tennessee DANIEL HENRX' ELSE ..,............ Clvimgff Division of Special Services I Arflvileclnre lAmvets Post No. 651 Illini Insurance So- i ciety: Marketing Club I , Wfilson junior College LORIMER ELXVELL ,........... .... D nulap Agriculture linraliolltzl .-Igflclilflzre Alpha Tau Alphag Agricultural Economics Club: Agricultural Education Club Honors Day fl, 25 CHARLES HERBERT Emo ...... .Oak Park Engineering lll6fl7d7Iil'!1, Efzgineeiing Kappa Delta Rho Rox' REX Enom' ....,........... Prairie Cm Agriculture General Agrirullzmf Alpha Gamma Rho The Illio ill: Y.M.C.A. Committee tl, 33: All Ag Field Day Committee HI: Plow Boy Prom Committee 15, -U, Co-Chairman Hb g Dairy Production Club: Hoof and Horn Club: Rural Life Club: Agriculture Club Wlestern Illinois State College WILLIAM GEORGE EMRICH ..,.. ...IVimlou' Engineering Civil Engirreering A.S.C.E. ARTHUR WILLIAM ENDER ...... .,.. C bimga Engineering Civil Engineering A.S.C.E.g Gamma Delta ILENE DELoREs ENGEL.. .... ...,.... C bimgu Liberal Arts and Sciences Saciolagy Indeco W.A.A. tl, Zjg Teachers-in-Training Club Honors Day Q31 5.1 if - 1 ' I isis VI X 'I 'VL ,qs DONALD ALLEN ENGELBRECHT ..., Park Ridge Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemical Erlgiuferirzg Sigma Tau: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sigmag Phi Lambda Upsilnng A.l.Ch,E. Honors Day ll, 2. 33: University of Illinois Scholarship Key Biarritz American Unixersity PHILIP VOORHEES ENGLISH ....,.... D!I7l1IllE Liberal Arts and Sciences Soriolftgy Alpha Phi Omega: First Lieutenant, Air Force XY'ing1 Scabbard and Blade: Christian Sci- ence Organization XYVILLIAM KLOPHEL Exnrrsr-I .,..... Damille Engineering General E!I,kfll1t'EVlI14Q' Sigma Tau: Phi Eta Sigmag A.S.C.E. Honors Day 11, 2. 53: University of Illinois Scholarship Key MARY ALICE ENRIGHT ......,....,.. Cbnagn Fine and Applied Arts Art Edrmariorl Theta Upsilon Illini Union Committee 153 3 Illini Theatre Guild Manager Ill 3 Illini Theatre Guild Cast Il. 33 : Newman Foundation Student Council 42, 3,4l IRVING GFRALD EPSTEIN ............. Clm-ago Engineering Electrical Ezigirzeeriug A.I.E.E,-I.R.E.g Amvets Post No. 65 BERTII. WILLIAM Ertrcksox .....,... Rorkjmd Physical Education Plijirictzl E.1'11I1I1io11 Alpha Tau Omega Varsity Basketball Captain: Ma-XVan-Da: Sachem: Skull and Crescent: Tribe ot Illini: Varsity Basketball Squad tl. Z. 5. -H, Letter Il, Z, 5, all 1 Major, Army R,O.T.f'. Re' imenr HOWARD LFIE Eruciksox ,..,. .Chirac Engineering .lIt'I'ln1I1iI'al Erllgrmujrlxu Sigma Tau: Phi Eta Sigmag Pi Tau Sigma. A.S.M,E.: S,A.E. Honors Day ll, 2, Fil: University of Illinois Scholarship Key jam ELISIT ERIciIcsoN ,..,........... Lirbrirzii Liberal Arts and Sciences Prytfvfllngj' Alcestis Honors Day tl! 213 Joi-is ANDREW' Exicxsoxm .,..,. , Pt-ini.: Fine and Applied :Xrts .'Iii'li::ti'11n'.1l Er1,a.'i1itv.'i:: Augustana College: Bradley Linixeisity jonx Korman Erutiasox ,.Gi:li.iL.'iiy t ornmertc Cvrisrui iivxll Tr .Ji luv: J Lanibtla thi Alpha The Daily Illini l-ll , Y M CA, titmmittet l-U, Illini Irisurante Siitieti. Mmiaru Loluuixe Enlciqsox, ,. tflvnirii Liberal Arts and Stienres Ciliinzsifij Lincoln Axenue Resiilcntee House President GI , Students for Demotiarit Attxiiri XY'ilson 'lunitir follege Suiri Doxaw Enitiuox .. ., .ii':ifu.i Agritultuic Gerlfinl .'lli4r1i',vl,',wie Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Zetag Phi Eta Sigma. Illinois Agiitiil' turist tl, 3l 1 Hoot and Hiiin Club Honors Day lll Si xxrox Davin ERltSUN,, , .. Rmigni! Cfnindertc illaiziigi mi 1:1 Flagg House tompany Commander, Battalion of Midshipf men, Marketing Club joiix Euxvfmn Eajawxi , ,, , U jnlfi-I Engineering Miflyiuilral Eiiqliiivrlrlg 'liiliet junior College Pwr, ALBERT ERLTY .. ..,.... Cluiiign Division uf Spetial Services Safer Erlyllnirluxtf A.I.E,E.-I.R.E.3 Marketing Club 'Irma Xwlllillftltf Ijliir: Hrfiiinzmiii, 11610 Liberal Arts .intl Sticntts Lliinifilrvi l'nixeisity -il fiiitinriati 214 fi if . ...,. ,sf Y' .4-N t M ,KM 1 ,e s 'Q 1 fini 'E' 4 , :,, I l ?iiSiQi1 f , .EV . 1 1 3 il 'Lf 1 PM K te: 18 fa , A 3 L. . if uit rs s T , 'K .Xxx f 2 . N6 x et Q 3? 4' f 1, 3 f' ' 2 J Humznr EscHELrmeHrri.,ll0mii Vernon, N. Y, Division ot Special Services .lliiibulmg Pi Lambda Phi The Daily Illini lllg Tempo CSJQ Account aney Club: Illini Forensic Associationg Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club New York University CHARLES Rox' Esres ,..v,.,.. .... L litany Engineering .'li'i'in1i1l1llr.il Erigmeerlrig First Lieutenant, Air Force XY'ingg l.A,S, IXIARYIN HERMAN EULER, ,.... Aliiiifll, limi.. Engineering Elerfrlml Englizwmig A.I.E.E.-I,R.E. james XVILLIAM EVERHART ......, .Effiuxgliiim Division of Special Services l l'Id1'6f1lJi!7g Kappa Sigma Marketing Club: Spanish Club Bnucn XVALLACE Evmurr ....... . .Uihiiim Engineering Eli'rlriml Engineering Theta Chi President, Illini Uniong Ma-Wan-Dag Siielicni , Sigma Tau: Phi Eta Sigmag Eta Kappa Nu: Illini Union Board I-ll 3 Illini Union Council 15, -ll: Illini Union Committee tl, 2, Slg Student Senate 1411 Committee on Student Atiairs 1-ll 3 Audit and Supervision Committee I-il 1 Coordination Committee 1-H 5 Lieutenant Colonel, Arm R.O,T.C. Regiment: Military Council: Pershing Riliesg Pi Tau Pi Sigma: A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day ll, 25 hlimim' Fosrrsn Evensous ..... .... B ellflaiii-r Engineering Merlinniviil Engineering A.S.M.E.: S.A,E. Sue Bennett Colle-ge3 Illinois XVesleyan Uni- xersity FREDIIRILK EUGENE Exvixc ,,........ Cbniigf, Physical Education Pbyrlral E.ll4fr1li0Il Delta Upsilon Freshman Varsity Wrestling Squad Arrriitin PAUL EYMANN ...... ,... l Vfiiniir' Agritulture V0ftlli0!li7f xlgrirzzllure Agritultural Economics Club: Agriculturiil Etlutntinn Club fjartlmgc Collcgeg Western Illinois State Ixilltlfie RICHARD JOHN FABRY ............... Cbiraga Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemical Engineering Granada Club A.l.Ch.E. Honors Day 113 JOAN FAGERBURG ,...........,..,. Rlrerritle Fine and Applied Arts Ina'u.rlrial Derzgn Sigma Kappa Shi-Aig Alpha Lambda Deltag Illustrators: Illini Union Committee 11, 253 House Presi- dent 13, -Hg Freshman Frolic Committecg Sophomore Cotillion Committee: Fine and Ap- plied Arts Society Honors Day 11, Z, Sjg University of Illinois Scholarship Key joe FAooEr'rr .......,...... .,.. K hmm! Agriculture General Ag1lI'11Illn'e Alpha Tau Alpha Illinois State Normal University JOHN WILLIAM FAHLBERG .... ,..,. K ewanee Engineering Eieflriral Ellgillffliflg Phi Eta Sigmag A.I.E.E.-I.R,E. Honors Day 11, 55 JOSEPH LEE FAIRBAIRN .,..... ..,Galerl1urg Agriculture General Agriculture Granada Club Hoot' and Horn Club JOHN FAIRFIELD .......,,... .... C hicaga Commerce Affnimmnfy Chi Gamma Iotag Phi Eta Sigmag Account- ancy Clubg Marketing Club Honors Day 111 EDWIN WILLIAM FAIRWEATI-IER .... .,E1'an:ion Engineering Structural Engineering A.S.C.E.g Bait and Fly Casting Club Honors Day 153 Rutgers University GERALD HARTLEY FALDER, JR. .... Rork Irland Commerce Banking ana' Fimmre Sigma Alpha Epsilon St. Ambrose College f'Ef5Ei1f' A I .-.' .-72 v gg,i'5i55 2' , gs xi 'Q gk'-va ilk -4'5.S?',' - . ,KW , .qs . ,fax ,- fi. 4-' , NZ if ,arg , :Liz . . CARL XVILLARD FALK ...,............ Deralur Commerce lndnrtrial ,'la'r11iniJlra!ior1 Delta Sigma Phi Interfraternity Council 12h Engineering Coun- cil 1-U3 A.S.M.E.g Society for the Advance- ment of Managementg Spanish Club: Illini Railroad Club Millikin University: University of North Dakota Ncmiu.-xx SANFORD FALI4.-morn, JR. A-11. Pimpin: Liberal Arts and Sciences P,ryClJ0l0,gj HELEN Louise FALIQENROIH . ..., Clafragu journalism Erlilmitii joliffmlxmi Cagle I-lull Kappa Tau Alpha: Theta Sigma Phig I.uth- eran Student Association Council 15, 4l Honors Day 14l North Park College CARL NICOLAUS FALKENS'lil'lOlNI.HigfJid71tl, Ind. Engineering Cizfll Eilgllliftllly Delta Tau Delta Phi Eta Sigma, Wfrestling Varsity Squad 131, A.S.C.E. Honors Day 11, 2, 33 D.-win CocHrrAN F.-miss ...,... Downeir Chute Engineering Illerbmllfai .Elzgluecring Triangle Star and Scroll: Concert Band 113: First Regimental Band 113: Captain, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Military Councilg Stab- bnrtl and Blade: Tau Nu Taug A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. Honors Day 111 North Central College GERALD VflLLIAM FARNswoRTH.ldaivlle, Intl. Engineering Elerlriral Engiueermg A.I.E.E.-I,R.E. HOWARD JOSEPH FARR ............ Bi-ontiifleuf Fine and Applied Arts Arcbilecllxral Engirleering Annex Hall A.I.A.: A.S.C,E. Chicago Technical College XVILLIAM 1-IoRAcE FARRELI, i.., ..... C iblfilygu Journalism .-lfliwlf.-1f1,q Delta Chi Alpha Delta Sigma: Illini Union Commence 15lg Newman Foundation Student Cozzimrl 13l XVright junior College: Purdue University 215 , - , if' .rt I GALE WENDEL FARRIS. .. .. . . .. .... Senor .I Commerce ' ' 'l hlanagenzent and lllmkrliiig Illini Forensic Associationg Illini Insurance if Societyg Marketing Club Wright Junior College Lrsrsir CECIL FAnIzIs ..... ,,.l,ilui.wille Agriculture Animal Scrtn .'L- Cheerleader: Varsity Gymnustlcs Squad fl, 2, -il, Letter 1-U3 Hoof and Horn Club , JOSFPH Louis FATZ ...,,,... .... C hicogiv Engineering illerlionirol Eriqrmtwiizg Annex Hall A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. Honors Day f2l Chicago City College Pu ItIcIA FRANCES PAUST .,..,.... Rii'b'I'l.F0l'PIf ' Liberal Arts and Sciences -' Etatlfmilti i Alpha Omicron Pi junior Prom Committee ff' 'J .I ji nsox XVrsLI3x' PAW' .,.,... ..... W 'arbburn Agriculture l'lgfil'lIIllH'l1l Eivlfmrrlirl , Delta Phi Y.M.C.A. Cabinet HI: Y.M.C.A. Cornmittee 4-Hg Disciples' Foundation Student Council 12, H 1 Agricultural Economics Club- Hnnors Day fl. 23 Ai ici: FAZEKAS .....,..... . . . .Georgetown Agriculture ' Y Fifillrnlflnl ' ,. Sherwood Lodge llllni Union Committee ISI Q X'.W,C,A, Com- mittee 153: Accountancy fflubg Floriculture Club: Spsnish Club 6 riru. Leo FEDERICI ......,.... . . . ...Chicago Division ol Special Service! 4 .f Anbileclurul EN-Ifllltififfgil 'Y If-iflilmil vanity squid mi A.1,A1, .Illini Veterans Wilson junior Cflllcue l 'si l CHARLES WILLIAM Frniammw ,... fMgymq11n V Agriculture i 'V Vocational Agnrullure 4 A kt Alpha Tau Alpha: Agricultural cm.r.C1I,ti,l 1' Agricultural Education Lluh ' . i . I ,-. bv-Q' wu- is ts 7-2 as -14' 'l v z Q Q 1 if . '. 25: 15: 3: , Q .aiffzsis X' ff '01 'G' t ' 6 2 L, '31 .. -4 1' 1f:1'fgt N 0 . l l t...-p , . '.'sf +7 I ' bi-' .ill , vm., T ai l V.'5FtEQ, I ' ' FEIENEY .... ..... S ull: 'I A Liberal Arts and - . 't X f A Biology ' - La,,Salle1Peru-Oglesby Junior W JAMES MARTIN FEEZEL ......... d River ' . 4 Engineering Q Mechanical Engineerirl A.S.M.E.: S.A.E. Shurtletf College THOMAS WILLIAM 'FEHR ,.... ..,. C bimgo Engineering Aeronautical Engineering All Ways Home House .President C51 gb I.A.S. N IWIIJLIALI HENRY FEI-IRS, JR. ,...... Lzlcilzlllgf N V, Division of Special Services 1 Morkaznzg ii Delta Tau Delta Comrnei'ce 'Council C4113 Accountancy Clubg ',iMarketing Club Lyons Township junior College I ALLEN JESSE FEIGIN ....... New Yoi-Ie, N. Y. liberal Arts and Sciences L, .Economici 5 - Parade Ground 'Units ,'FrenchQC1ub: Illini Insurance Society: Mar- keting 'Club .SAMUELISIDORE FEINSON. .New Yo:-la, N. Y. ' Liberal Arts and Sciences Sgyology Annex 1-.lall ,City-QCdllege'0f New York I . ' U , 3 I ' 'fl . . . f c , ,. I Rlci-IAIIQ james FIzIipgl1,5boker Heights, Ohio N ' CQllimCfCE ' Mafketing ' 'Zeta' Beta Tau Marketing Club, Philosophy Discussion Club Western' Reserve University 'Y 1. DONAl'JD'iI.EIZ Bgliillilllu ....... .... G enereo Gornmerce Mi1'k0fi7lg Phi Gamma Delfdl Marketing Club 'Q ffl A- f' .UI vr A 'I ei., i tif- fix, r ., A A Ffa-l'Wl ai JOHN JOSEPH FELLNEII ...... ..... B ellezfille journalism Adreftiring Phi Kappa The Daily Illini C23 g Illini Union Committee 13, 41 3 Senior Ball Committee Honors Day Q41 CLIFFORD CALVIN FELT ...... .. .... Cbimgfn Engineering Aeronauiiral Eflgillfffillg I,A.S,g Illini Glider Club MARGARET ANNE FELT ..,.,.. ,,.... B ellzraoj Liberal Arts and Sciences Econamiri Lincoln Avenue Residences Illini Union Committee 12, 5, 45 3 Illini Union Council 131 g Illini Insurance Society Honors Day 111 RONALD WEBSTER FELT..U2Iil'6!'Jfl-1 Cily, AIU. Fine and Applied Arts Arclyifermrul Erzgineering AII.A.g A.S.C.E. Central College HURLEEN BLANCHE FELTMAN Himlinglon, Ind. Liberal Arts and Sciences Snciolagy Delta Phi Epsilon Illini Union Committee fl, 51 5 Campus Chest 131g House President HJ WALTER EUGENE FERGANUS. .,....., Cbimgn Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Social Sludiei WILLIAM JOIEIN FERN ............... Cbiunga Engineering Electrical Efzgineerirzg Parade Ground Units Chi Gamma Iotag House President 1-U3 A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. PETER FEIIDINAND FERRACUTI ......,.. Olinwa Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Law Clark House junior Bar Association Honors Day 42,353 University of Illinois Scholarship Key V l ijiwffsl, QS: zf-:Q I sq, ,Wersi .gs I . ' 1 -, L I ? Q ' ii, Ki QW' ',i' I .I ..pg if e c I Q. X2 jfff X W. .,,. t. -::,ue-'faqs , g, ' i ' ii 1 il i 1 I Yi any 4: ' ' l I isnfsfsvi Q, H, ,iff-' ' 4, I' I , , A I '7Tl i' 6 .- X I K. RUSSELL JOSEPH FERTITTA .,..,..... Freeport Engineering Aleclmzliral Efzgiueerirlg Illini Union Committee I5, 411 A.S.M.E. ROBERT GLENN FFSSLER .......... Cluzrzzpnigiz Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbtffllljfl 3' Fireside First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Pershing Rilles: Scabbarcl and Bladeg German Club Honors Day ill XVILLIAM HERSCHEI, FICKEL ....... Smifblieln' Agriculture Vacalionrzl rlg1'ic11Il1n'e Camelot Club Alpha Tau Alphag Y.M,C.A. Cabinet I-lyg Y.M.C.A. Committee I-il Q Second Regimental Band 11, 214 Student Religious Council My g Pershing Riliesg Agricultural Economics Club: Agricultural Education Club: Dairy Produc- tion Clubg Hoof and Horn Clubg Illini Archers ERWINE WAYNE FICKETT ........... Cbirtzgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Hillary Wright junior College JEROME FIELD ..................... Cbimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Chmzixiry Barton House Phi Eta Sigmag Omega Beta Pig Illini Theatre Guild Cast 133g Tempo HJ Honors Day tlj DALE LEE FIELDCAMP ...,.... .... . SIIIIHIEIIIIII Commerce Accouniunry Beta Gamma Sigmag Phi Eta Sigmag Beta Alpha Psig Accountancy Club Honors Day il, ll CLIFFORD RAY FIELDS .,.,.,..... Ml. Vermm Fine and Applied Arts Ar'rfJiIeci1m.' Sigma Tau Oklahoma A. and M, College LFONARD joi-IN FIGURA ..,...,.,..... Clizragu Liberal Arts and Sciences P.ryrb0lag-1' Newman Hall French Clubg Labor and Industrial Relations Association 217 JOSEPH Enxxix Fixa .A,,,. C.'ei,i',ii:.1 UA. Commerce ,IIarz.rgsn:ci. Theta Xi Tribe ot Illini. Clieerleader: Varsity Gym- nastics Squad 11. 1. 5. fll, Letter ul, 1 34 -41 Mums Airxsxoeiz FINDL x.,X'i1w:iux N, 5. Commerce .llizrksiiiig Clin G.inini.i lotag Track Manager 421 g Chor- isters lil: Moingvieru l'lcmc+rr Dax' tl, Il Wxircn WVILLIAM FINNE, -lrt. ,,., Nniliiillr Law Lau' M-sure H.ill Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Alpha Delta, Agricultural Law Club. -lunxor Bar Association: Law Society Honors Day ll, Zi Enix mo Baueri Fixicri. ,..... EIi:.i!ielli. N. J. Engineering C1111 Efigiiiuiinlg Alpha Epsilon Pi Illinois Agriculturist l-ll: A,S.C.E, Ohm Northern University Hrnrirnr Imixc, Fixicilsii-lx New Yoile, N. Y, Liberal Arts .ind Sciences Suiifilffuj Pa rade Ground Units Lois Mn' Fixxnmumniii , ,Kuff liimmercc Cumrmwr ml 7 inn lilllg Zeta Tau Alpha Plii fhi Theta Hnnnrs Day lZ,3I. Llnixcrsity ul Illinois itliiilarsliip Key P,-.ii Hulom FINKIAIGIAIJI ii ,ukmf Agriculture General .'lrgricull1u'u Firm House lntcrlrntcrnity Council Ill 5 All Ag Field Day fonimittec- 12, lil: Html .ind Hum Llnh Hriiz Allllflllll. liimii-. , .llfmpiirfiri Agrnultulv llomi lfifiiiwrii l'.iliinir 218 1 'RT .se if 'lr' 'C ' c ks ' ,,,.-v- 5,01 '35 QI, 3 4' n xt Z4 ai ' X 27 5. I i il . f . ff' .A Q , 5 l l-. Q 9 'Y xr-J Nw 4.- L fc:- ,l , is THOMAS OWEN FINLEY ...., ...Glen Ellyn Commerce Markeling nnd Management Parade Ground Units Captain, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Zeta I Sigma Alpha l i l MARTHA ELLEN Fmeeaucu, ......... Urbima Liberal Arts and Sciences Terzclzrer Training in Social Studie! Alcestis Arepog Mask and Baubleg Illini Theatre Guild Manager 12. 5l: Illini Theatre Guild Cust ill: Star Course Manager ill: W.G.S. Ex- ecutive Council t-ll: N.S.A. Senate Subcom- mittee 15, Jlg McKinley Foundation Student i Council Q41 1 American Society for Public Ad- l ministration: French Club: Illini Insurance l Society N Enxvano HENRY Fisci-ren ..,......... Clnimga Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Sofia! Sliidier Central Y.M.C.A. College l Faro Acousr Fisci-rim, jx .... . ...W'i!mi'ile X Engineering I 3 Elerlriral Erigirreering l Psi Upsilon , Skull and Crescentg Tau Beta Pig Choristers lilg A,I.E.E.-I.R.E. ' Honors Day fl, Z, 31: University of Illinois . Sclmlarsliip Key james Diermici-i Fisci-ren ..,. ,..Eln1liurr1 Commerce Arcainilancy Beta Gamma Sigma: Chi Gamma Iota: Ac- countancy Club Honors Day 15, -ll DONAL jonx FISHER ..,.,. Waynerrille, Ala. Division of Special Services Tearher Training in Bialagy McKendree College EUGENE ALnrnT Frsi-ren... .... Forlaria, Ohio l Engineering i Ceramic Engineering Keramos: Illinois Technograph 123: A.C.S. l l RUTH GEKTRUDE Frsi-ren ...,........ Cbirago Liberal Arts and Sciences Pryrbology Leinzid Manor Illini Union Committee 12, 3,433 Socialist l Study Clubg Women's Cosmopolitan Club Honors Day 12, Sl Roosevelt College ill STANLEY FIsHNER., ....... New York, N. Y. Commerce Almueeting Camelot Club M.I.A. Executive Council 123 5 Campus Chest Allocations and Advisory Board 1539 Com- merce Council 133: Accountancy Club, Mar- keting Club: Spanish Club The National University of Mexico: Mexico City College HAROLD EDWARD FITZGERALD ......... Cbirifgn Division of Special Services Adrerlirifzg Phi Kappa Tau Marketing Club Northwestern University: Morgan Park junior College ROBERT JOSEPH FITZGIBBON. .... Cbimgo journalism Ediloriul Editor, The Daily Illini: Ma-Wan4Dag Sigma Delta Chig The Daily Illini 11, 3, 43 IWTARIE TERESIZ FLACH ........ Angnrtfi, Mich. Agriculture Hama Efofzomicr Beta House Home Economics Club Wlestern Michigan College of Education NORBERT EDWIN FI.AcI-Is ...,... .... Q :muy Engineering Civil Engineering A.S.C.E. Quincy College EARL LAYTON FLANAGAN .........,... Hfii-fry Fine and Applied Arts Arrbifeclnrfzl Engineering Theta Xi Phi Mu Alphag Sinfoniag House President 1433 Concert Band 11, 2, 3, 43 9 Marching Band 11, 531 University Sinfonietta 15, 43: University Orchestra 12, 3, 43 Q Repertory Or- chestra 153g A.I.A. EDWARD JOSEPH FLANNERY ........ . .Cbimgo Engineering .Electrical Ezlgineering Newman Hall A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day 133 JOHN FRANCIS FLANNERY ....., ...Cbimga Engineering Eleclrifal Engineering Newman Hall A.I.E.E.fI.R.E. Honors Day 153 .-x 'sf f ye . 3 1 - of . Q , 005 5 X x X ' t .LEAML ,, ff?- ' .-as ,jf ,fi -v .ng . in ,,y, o if . -4 T Q I -e rm- NED Aanox IJLEISHAIAN ..., ,..R1rrr Fmerz Law Lau' Tau Delta Phi Phi Beta Kappag Nu Beta Epsilong Interfra- ternity Council 11, 23 Q Second Lieutenant. Army R.O.T.C. Regimcntg Phi Chi Etng junior Bar Association: Law Society Honors Day 12. 5, -H: University ot Illinois Scholarship Key li.-ITIIRYNLEE FLESCH .....,....., Springfield Education Elenlmlrlry Edncaiion Alpha Xi Delta Shorter Board: Torchg Shi-Ai: Illini Union Committee 11, 2, 3, -T31 Campus Chest 133 1 House President 1433 Ritle and Pistol Clubg Spanish Club ,IQHN EGGEXBERGER FLESI-IER .,.., Champaign Commerce Zllanagenielzl Chi Gamma Iota: Y.M.C.A. Board oi Di- rectors 143: Y.M.C.A. Committee 13,431 Accountancy Cluhi Marketing Club l-Ionors Day 123 GLORIA Vivrrx FLETCHER ..,..... Cbv.i1erpelJ Liberal Arts and Sciences Speech Busey Hall Manager, Box Omce, Illini Theatre Guildg Arepog Mask and Baubleg National Col- legiate Players: Illini Union Committee 12, 5, -43 1 Illini Theatre Guild Manager 133 2 Y.W.C,A. Committee 123: University Chorus 143 1 XVomen's Glee Club 11, 23 3 A Cappella Choir 12, 5, 433 WILL 12, 3, -ll: Illini For- ensic Associationg Spanish Club: Zeta Phi Eta XVILLI.-IM jasox FLETCHER ......... Kmgrnm Engineering 4-lg1'ii.'11l!ur'nl Efzgifzeerizzg Engineering Council 1335 A.S.A,E. ALLEN j.nIEs FLITCRAFT ......... Rirer Fmert Division of Special Services Miuuieeting Theta Delta Chi The Daily Illini 123: Interfraternity Council 12, 53: Illini Insurance Society Lyons junior College DIACK PLOCK .,........,..,,.., , .Barfinglon Education Biological Science Tau Kappa Epsilon Phi Epsilon Kappa: House President 1-I3 3 Second Lieutenant, Army R.O.T,C. Regimentg Phi Chi Eta Honors Day 113 BILLIE LEA FLOSROM .,.........,... Keuumee Liberal Arts and Sciences Sf7DL'I'b Sigma Phi Epsilon Cornell University: Austin College 219 I 9l'. FLEMING Wins FLOTT ....... .,... C liilnlga Physical Education PM Plnyximl EdI4r'.lH0f1 7 Theta Delta Chi i 'rx' , Varsity 150 lb. Football Squad: Freshii Varsity Squadg Freshman Varsity Baseb squad - v ' 'N GEORGE 1-Ius'roN Fl.oulfR. .... El.mdin.rviIle1 Division of Special Serxiies Comm: me Delta Sigma Phi , 1 Illini Union Committee 141 3 Y.M.C.A. Com: mittee 15.414 Campus Chest lil: Varsity iso lb. Football Squad iz, sl. Award iz. 33? junior Prom Committee: Marketing Club! l if Louis PHILIP FLOWERS .... ,..,... C Gllffdlihi Fine and Applied Arts 'I Arrbiledural E?I,k'lYli:'Il7IQ - i A.I.A.g A.s.c.E. j Centralia Township junior Collegeg Illinovisi State Normal University ' ' ll i R NORMAN FOGEI, ...,.,......... .... C bingo., Liberal Arts and Sciences . J, Cllffrlllfq 'l V Herzl junior College: Harvard College ,Qi jill 5, I .ff if 'l r . J , . . JOSEPH PETER Four ..,l..,, Commerce PfY'J0!1IlEl .lI.1m1germnI -, i-,HJ-1 Society for the Advancement ot Manager? ,lurlior Chamber ot' Commerce Q, V A i' ' css. 7 , l- . , -, it , I ,., . l V 3. 15:3 ' Ltr X 1 Tllolms MAsoN FoLlel-R'ls .,,, ,.,. P85 Liberal Arts and Sciences . 27:3 ' Prl l'elurl11.1r5 ,. '-'-c Bradley Universltyg United 'States Naya Academy f ' fs - 3 I . . 'QW W fri! SAMUEL GERALD Foorlllfc ..... ...... bicizgdi Fine and Applied Arts Arrhmfrluml Duiign i' ,I Gargoylcg Phi Eta Slgmag Fine andij' Arts Society 'l Honors Day fl, 2, 5. 41 3 University 0f'lllinQjp Scholarship Key . ' ' Illinois Institute of Technology ' 3 5 I DARRELL MAYNARU FORIGPN ,.,. .l.. i '.RME1o:', Division of Speclal Serxiceifyl ,' Alarmgvnnul i fi' 'jf Parade Gmuncl Units , V - ,Viv I f'ivi'!A ifglai . ef-Q 220 A X46 :cpl 'll' an 12, .' , ss is 6? 'Z' 1: T. L, .- J- , - U' in-lx5lE Eug,ENlA Form .... In . ne Gap - i' Agricultur ' ' .V Home Erono 'gi x '-l-H House y Star Course Manager fll fiat' . 11.2, 3,-Q3 ,T-ibme Economics 01,lil3HFSs ral Life Club ' ' .bi W RUSSELL DEAN FORD ........ ..,. P form Commerce Nimagenleul JAMES Louis FOREMAN ........,,. Aieliapfllu Commerce Camfllvirs and Lau' Lambda Chi Alpha Star and Scrollg lntertraternity Council ill: Intramural Manager ill: ,lunior Bar Asso- ciation Louis MAX FORMAN ,.....,.,,,,,... Clvl-nga Engineering 1 Aeronuutiml Engineering r I.A.S. Roosevelt College JANET Six-lcl.A1R Foasvmr ,.,...... Glrmliew Education V Primary and .Elefrlrfilmy Eduraliall Alpllagamma Delta rllinllpunlqn fommittce in : Y.XV.C.A. com- mittee Q31 .House .President Hal 1 Teachers- in-'.l'rainilFlgvClub . Manyland1.College. for Wfomen Y L., Roa,lzRaf WADE FORSYTI'-IE ............ Cbimgo 'fi i Piil1C and Applied Arts i ,, Arrlvilefllne Illini Club 'f A.I.A. DePaul' University - K ROBERT WILLIAM FoRsvrHE, JR. . Highland Park Engineering Eleciriml Engineering Chi Psi Tribe of Illinig Varsity Fencing Squad CZ, 3, 49, Letffr -iz, 3f4Jg A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.g selmim WILLIAM MBERTL PORTSCHNEIDER ' Golden Eagle ' V Agriculture '- , Vvtdfionul Agrirnllure Alpha 'Bali'-Alplial Agricultural Education Club V -,Q , , r Il. rg . ,, I ,:, ifgiili 2 P Ya rt- X P. c ,gif 'II 14 -ii-an--'fm . un '4vvfv-:gn-nv v.-f -,v-pu Q-: 5 , I ,,E,,,,,- . JOSEPH EMERY FOSTER ......... ggsgizigvigzgian Agriculture - , li ii ' Vocational Agricnlfgiglg aj , ' Nabor House ' 'nl - -5 Alpha Zetag Alpha Tau AlplIaiE,,gAgricultural Council GJ: All Ag Field Committee fllg Plow Boy Prom Committee,,'ff2jJg Agri- culture Clubg Agricultural Education 'Club: Hoof and Horn Clubg Rural Life- Club Honors Day t4J ' JOSEPH JAMES FOUCHARD ..... .... W na-rm Journalism Ediiorial Tomahawkg Kappa Tau Alphag The Daily Illini fl, Zig Captain, Army R-.lQ.T.C. Regi- ment, Military Councilg Transportation Corp Club, Spanish Club ' Honors Day fl, Z, 55 3 University' of Illinois Scholarship Key EDWIN CLEMENT FOUDRIAT ...... W . , .LaGrange Engineering I I .Electrical Engineering Sigma Alpha Epsilon A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day Q31 Lyons Township Junior College ROBERT JOHN FOVELL .......... .... C lairugo Engineering Electrical Engirleering Newman Hall A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day Q21 DONALD DELOS FQWLER ..... Engineering . Civil Engineefirzg Sigma Tau, Tau Beta Pig Chi Epsilong First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg'PiA Tau Pi Sigma, A.S.C.E. i . . . .Geneieo SANFORD JACOB Fox ....... New York, N. Y. Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Law Pi Lambda Phi Illini Forensic Association SHIRLEY Fox .................. Lynn, Marr. Liberal Arts and Sciences French Lincoln Avenue Residences Intercollegiate Zionist Federationg Gnlesburg Alumni Club Honors Day Q13 . I 43 I, EDWARD ELLIOTT FRADKIN .... ...ilrdbicngpi ', . , if Commerce ii. 1 5. Lin-nois . 5 House President C575 Accountancy- -Club Marketing 'Club Roosevelt College ccountanc A 7 Y 4 A P a lil is L L ,i I. ii f r:-. X . I- l - S l i ii I H fig? t its X 9' L ,r ' 1 , we . w 1, 'jr .vw--Q .5 ss- ANTI-IONY MATTHEXV FRALE. .. . .. ,. .Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Prycbolagy College Hall VAREL LEONEL FRALEY ........ ...Tuylarrille Engineering Civil Ezzgirzeemzg Sigma Phi Epsilon Varsity Track Squad ill: Freshman Varsity Squadg A.S.C.E. MAXINE AUDRIZY FRANCE ,,,,. .. .Chicago Education Hiftory Lincoln Avenue Residences House President 155, Hillel Foundation Stu- dent Council fill Q Intercollegiate Zionist Ferl- eration Honors Day ll, 2, Blg University of Illinois Scholarship Key ROBERT LESLIE FRANCIS ,..... Belleville, N. 1. Journalism Adreflifing Delta Chi The Daily Illini C213 Tempo Q41 BURTON HENRY FRANK ............. Clyii-nga Fine and Applied Arts Architecture Gargoyle, A.I.A. Arkansas A. and M. College CHARLES WILLIALI FRANK ....... Blaomirzglon Commerce MdfkBliHg Sigma Chi Varsity Baseball Squad 12, 3, 45 FRANCES ELIZA FRANK ...... ......... U 1-bam: Education Ednratinn of Mentally Handicapped Chi Omega Seabury Foundation Student Council 13, 47 Michigan State College FRED SCI-IEREER FRANK ........... Sflfillgflilld Agriculture Agricultural Economicr Chi Psi Y.M.C.A. Committee 131: Intramural Man- ager CU 5 Newman Foundation Student Coun- cil 1335 Agricultural Economics Clubg Field and Furrowg Hoof and Horn Club 221 IUELBA Rose FRANK ,......,........ Lfrbium Physical Education Pbyxlcal Educmimi XV.A.A. Board l5lg Major I: XY'.A.A. Nu- rneralsg XV.A.A. fl, 2, 5, 41 5 Physical Edu- cation Mapors Club JEROME FR.-XNKEL ..,.........,..,.. Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences PJ-3 c 11010 gj Omega Beta Pi Honors Day Ml RENEE FRANKEL . .....,,. ..,, C lvfrugo journalism Radio lxria jnrrs CLARK FRANKS vv..,..... Sedalia, Mo. Commerce .'icc0ln11r111c'1 Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club jor-rx lNlATTHIAS FRANZ .....v,..... Oak Pale Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbsnxlxlfqy JANET Crarrrz FRAZER ,4,,.,..,.. ..,, J alle! Physical Education Pf7j.lli'df Ejnrrillmr Alpha Pi Deltag XV.A.A. 42,1 -ll L Physical Education Malors Club Joliet ,lunior College Wrrrrmr Tucken Fmzira. .,.Eiu1 Sr. Lum, Liberal Arts and Sciences Pijcbolo,t',3 Kappa Sigma lllini Union Committee l5l1 Campus Chest ISD, Intramural Manager lllg Gymnastics Manager Ill: Moingxxena Honors Day ill PHILIP Hrxrn' Fiuurrrir rc , ,..,llrmiro Enzgincering illclrlllmunil Lffrrmrrlfrrg M.l.S. Bradley University 222 r 1 ll r I X . . , is ' aaa - I C R rio or 1 9 iw 'SEQ Q.. - 4.11 N S01 , ,Q N , A .3 - ai: . . 1 .K A I IA.-f DONALD FREEBAIRN .......... .... La Salle Agriculture General Agriculture Delta Sigma Phi Alpha Tau Alphag Agricultural Education Club: Agriculture Club La Salle-Peru4Oglesby Junior College HARMON CLARENCE FREETO ,..... Rirer Foyer! Division of Special Services EL'0!707VIlL'J' Sigma Alpha Epsilon Skull and Crescentg The Illio lllg Illini Union Committee ll, 3l ROBERT PAUL FREITAG ......., Dowueu Craze Division of Special Services Alt17'kl?lffIg Delta Upsilon University Chorus lilg Marketing Club North Central College jo ANN FRFNCH ,.,.......,....... Gmyivlle Liberal Arts and Sciences Teaclyer Training in Errglirb McKinley Hall Torch: Star Course Manager ill: University Chorus 11, Il Rex GENE FRENCH .... ,...... .,.. P . nz.: journalism Adrertirirfg Delta House STFPHEN CHARLES FRENCH. ., .,.. Lhbinm Commerce lllarkvling Tau Kappa Epsilon Co-Manager, Star Courseg Ma-Wan4Da: Skull and Crescentg Star Course Manager 12, 5. -tl g lnterfraternity Council l5lL Class Vice-Piesi- tlent ill 5 Freshman Council: Freshman Frolic Committee: Captain, Army R.O.T,C. Regi- ment: Zeta Sigma Alpha lloxvano JAMES FRENS .....,,. Hollrzml, Milly. Engineering Merbmiirrzl Eugmeernzg A.S.M.E.: S.A.E. joi-iN HENRY FRENSTER ..4.....,.. . .Cbimgn Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Medirme Phi Kappa Phi: Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Lambda Upsilon Honors Day fl, 2, il CHARLES THOMAS FREY ....,. .... R o.x-rum Engineering Elerlriral Engines:-irig A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.g Illuminating Engineering So- ciety Honors Day ill LORRAINE MARIE FREZZA. ,.,.. Sanfb Hollanj Physical Education Pbyrifal Edncnliolz Gamma House Maior Ig W,A.A. Numeralsg XV.A.A. 13, -Hg Physical Education Majors Club Thornton Junior College MARVIN DONALD FRIEDMAN ..,. .... C bxragfi Commerce Bameirzg am! Flrmuce Alpha Epsilon Pi The Daily Illini fl, QI: lnterfraternity Coun- cil IZ, 513 Hillel Foundation Student Council tl, 2, 51 I Interfraternity Ball Committee ill L Accountancy Clubg Illini Insurance Society: Marketing Clubg Society for the Advancement of Management ROBERT PRIEDMAN ..,........,...,. Cbiniqn Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemical E11gi11iJe1'i11g Engineering Council I-Hg A.I.Ch,E. Honors Day fl, Z, 331 University of Illinois Scholarship Key Chicago junior College XVILLIAM FRINsxo ......,, . . , .Benla Education Elememaijv Edliriifioil JAMES XVYLLIS FRISCH ..,..,.,,........ Cary Liberal Arts and Sciences Prjclnalugj Brentwood I-IARoI.rJ FREDERICK FRITscHrR. .,... Dierericb Commerce llfIl1I'ke'lIlIg Marketing Clubg Spanish Club Leland Stanford University ROBERT EUGENE FRITZ .,,..,..... ..Har1'arIl Agriculture General .'Ig1lL'llllllP9 Theta Kappa Phi Illinois Agriculturist I-il Northern Illinois State Teachers' College -L, si A I XV x lg Q 'X ' slr Q it N io 'k 1 ii l' i I Il? 5 , a 'R NN .Q .xv .. Ev 3 X '35 s I t X wx as z X ,N WS 'vlvw' I ' N -WW' r aff 2 FRANK JACOB FRITZRIANN ....,...... Chicago Fine and Applied Arts Painting Illustrators Honors Day ill EI,oREo NEAL FRI'i'zscHE, .. ,... Alumif Ollie Engineering 1lletlJIi11.'I11I Er1.ulm'eI'1f1g Bland House A.S.M.E, HERRIAN DAVID FRONING, JR, .,...., Peoria Engineering Aeronautical Ezzgmrering Varsity Golf Squad Ui, Freshman Varsity Squadg Christian Science Organizations . l.A.S. PATRICIA joy FRoscH. ........,..., jahez Liberal Arts and Sciences Ellglllb Delta Zeta Shi-Ai 1213 The Daily Illini 11, 1,lg Illini Union Committee 13, -II 1 Orchesis Il, II 3 Terrapin ll, 21 RICHARD NEIL FROST .... .,... I l f?tami1 Division of Special Serxices Sociology Psi Upsilon THOMAS SARIUEI. FRY .,i. ,.-ilabanef, .lI,frb. Engineering Ciril E71gj7IL'8'lHIg Colonial Manor House President 4531 A.S.C.E. l,EL,'lNl.J XVII.I.IA:tI FUCHS .,.,. .,.Faimifn-ille Commerce llltllldgfllliflf and illai-feeling l'ara Hall Gamma Deltag Marketing Club Springfield ,lunior College jrssira FU-IITA ...,................. Clwriiga Physical Education Pbyrical Eifllriitiou llvans Hall YJ'.A.A. Board 1-ll: Major l: XV,A.A. li, ,111 Physical Education Maiors Club Herzl junior College 223 sl' A l PAUL NORMAN FULLER ........... Lake 4 uri' Engineering I Aeronautical Engineering T,A.S.g Illini Biaekbum Club 'QQ gf :Q B I rl .ffl l RICHARD MERLE FULRATH ,.......,,.. Urbana . Engineering Ceramic Engineering 'o Acacia ' A Keramosg Illini Union Committee lil 5 A.GiS,. Honors Day fl, 21 ' , tile- A wud M. ,a -5. -. . 'v 4 Currox DALE FULTON ...,...,.. Aloarehgarr Education - -9 Phyxlcal Ednratmn V' :Q , Phi Gamma Delta - ' Phi Epsilon Kappag I-louse President if-413 Tribe of Illini: Varsity Basketball Squad '12, 5,4l, Letter Gig Freshman Varsity Squad: First Lieutenant, Army R,O.T.C, Regiment'-1' Honors Day GJ JANET RUTH FULTS ....,..,.,..,. .. .fnlu Fine and Applied Arts Illiuric Busey Hall .- University Chorus fl l 3 A Cappella .Choir I5. 4I 5, l' ' Washington University 'A A I HENRY FUNCKES .....,..,.,. Holland, Mich. Engineering V Mechanical Engineering t A Pi Tau Sigmag S.A.E. ' Austin Junior Collegeg Illinois Institul'e oi Technology Q' VICTOR IVIORTON FUNK .,..., ..'..1f,Qar9 . Agriculture i Vocalinnal Agrlcullnrfs . Lux Mundi Alpha Tau Alphag House President Ol: Ag- ricultural Education Clubg Hoof and Horn Club l Rn' HARRY PUNKHOUSER ,..,. ...r..Chir-ago Engineering Y' Aeranaulfral Engineering' , Gamma Alpha Rho: Engineering CourTcili f4l': I.A.S.3 Illini Glider Club ' i '.' Honors Day 41, 51 ' ' l . l '. f is ws. -H Ti '51lW. NATHALIE JULIA Funsr ,....... :..,,.1'Qhi?2igb . Liberal Arts and Sciences?-m 5,1 German lb LAY' 1 X Evans Hall -or 'i sr Manager, Properties, Illini The ld. Shorter Board: Alpha Lambda 7l5elLa'f A and Baubleg Illini Union CorlfQi!t:?'l3. ' Illini Theatre Guild Manager Jw and? ish Club: German 'Cluhg Phi ish- id Honors Day 11, 2, Br : Universi Scholarship Key Rm, .QS .tx Q I x 3 45 'C 'bl - -.4 1 -A--fs' gf- fi ur I Eagrisir Nlgrrtnxm FURTKAMP. - union .. .lr .A ,- '- , -, -.j- i V Commerce My -S 'V X Y N Acrountancy ' tChi igamrnax Iota: Accountanc lililluridrs Day,'K2li Washington University ll lBYR6lNl.fIL0WELL GABBERT ....... .Cbiragn Engineering it A' Aeronautical Engineer: 'QI.A,.Sf: S.A.-E.g Glider Cluh ' Western State College Q , 'HENRY ROBERT 'GABRIEL ........ Granile Cixy -' Fine and Applied Arts . i Artiailsrllnv . Alpha Rho- Chi -,A.I.A:g Fine and Applied Arts Society lil-Ionors Day Q11 I . If l GLEN EUGENE GABRIELSON ..... ,.W'aadrrack , Engineering Aeronautical Engineering Concert Band fllg Marching Band lljg I.A.S. DePauw Universityg Lewiston State College DOROTHY MAE GAHM ........ ...Rarkfonl Education Spanirb A Evans Hall yi Alpha Pi Delta: Spanish Club Honors Day C31 :EDXVARD Tr-roMAs GALE ............ Maywood ' Engineering Melallurgical Engineering Witanshire ' House 'President C43 3 M.I.S. . at HOXVARD RYAN GALE .....,......... McLean Aglkulture General Agrimllnre Hill Hall Fieldiand Furrow: Hoof and Horn Club il 1 ROBERT MAQGALE' .......... .... C hirago ' Engineering Me: ahfral Engineering ' College .Hall It A:S.M.E.. Mt, ' I .- .,-. 1 , 1. fri rg FREDERIC WILLIAM GALKA .... .,., D rt-rum Commerce Izzduftfiul Adminiriraliofz Kings Row Millil-:in University FRANCIS PATRICK GALLAGI-IER ,....,.. Cbirirgff Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-ililedicizie Newman Hall University Chorus 143 : Men's Glee Club I-ll 1 Bait and Fly Casting Club: French Club ROBERT FRANCIS GALLAGHER .,., .. .Cbimgn Engineering Civil Efzgirzeeriug Newman Hall A.S.C.E. XVILLIAM GEORGE GALLIvAN .,....... 11'urd.iltf Engineering Mechanical Engineering Varsity Wfrestling Squad IZ, 3, -il: Captain, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Pershing Rifles: A.S.M.E. JOSEPH FRANCIS GAMBINO .,.,...... Rockfufpl Division of Special Services IlI1Zl'kPlIlIg Theta Delta Chi ROBERT CHARLES GAND .....,. ..,Peorm Journalism Adfertiring Parade Ground Units Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Delta Sigmag Alpha Phi Omega: M,I.A. Executive Council I'-il: House President Ol: Student Senate C-ily Second Regimental Band f3lg Marketing Club Honors Day fl, Z, 315 University of Illinois Scholarship Key CHARLOTTE DOLORES GARBER ..,...., Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences A Prytbalagy Ivria House President Q-'llg Choristers Q31 Honors Day ill I.oIs GRACE GARBULSIQI ............. Cbimgff Liberal Arts and Sciences' Chemirlry Alpha Delta Pi Iota Sigma Pig Illini Union Committee fl, Il 3 Junior Prom Committee 131 3 A.C.S. Honors Day fl, 2, 3, 41 3 University of Illinois Scholarship Key XVILLIARI JAMES GARD, ........... Cbimzpaign Liberal Arts and Sciences Geologj Alpha Sigma Phi Cyclothem Club, M.I.S, ARNE XYI.-KRD GAREIELD ,..,........,. Chicago Eine and Applied Arts ,'lf'r'blll rim U Gargoyle: A.I,A.3 Fine and Applied Arts Society Honors Day 129 ,IAMES DEE GARLS ..,,........... .... P rem Engineering Elerlrical Efzgiziecring A.I.E.E.-I.R.E, Bradley University CHARLES ELLIS GARRISON ..I.. Mount I'-FI71071 Fine and Applied Arts A1'I'lIi!el'll1ie' Alpha Rho Chi Y.M.C.A. Committee ll, 2. 5, ell: Baptist Foundation Student Council lil: Marching Band il, 2,3, -il: First Regimental Band tl, 2, 5, -Hg A.I.A.g Fine and Applied Arts Society Honors Day fl, 2, 3, 43 DWIGHT JENNINGS GARRISON ..., .... F lam Engineering Eleclrifal Erlgizieerirzg Chi Gamma Iota: A.l.E.E.-l,R,E.g Marketing Clubg Society for the Advancement of Man- agement Southern Illinois University JESSE JEAN GARROTT ....... ...jonerbofo Education Euglirl' Chi Gamma Iotag Illini Theatre Guild Pro- duction Stati I-ilg Illini Theatre Guild Cast 1-ll Honors Day i3l AUGUST JUNIOR GARTNER ,...... Edu-m-d.fi'illu Engineering Elerlriml Ellgffliififlg Sigma Tau: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sigmag Eta Kappa Nug XVILL 1-ll: A.I.E.E.-l.R.E. Honors Day tl, Z, Sl: University ot Illinois Scholarship Key BARBARA ANN GARX'EX' ..... , ..... Clmnlpaigfi Fine and Applied Arts illluic Delta Delta Delta Torch: Alpha Lambda Delta: Sigma Alpha Iota. Illini Union Committee ll, 2, ilg Star Course Manager ill: Y.XV.C,A. Committee tllg University Sinlonietta 113. -ll: Uni- versity Orchestra tl, 2. 3, -ll 1 Repertory Or- chestra l2, 51: University Chorus ill: Dis- ciples' Foundation Student Council 15, Nil Honors Day ll, 2, Slg University of Illinois Scholarship Key 225 'V mg, I.1IuR.-I JEAN Gasawm' ..........,.... Liiifolii 4 Liberal Arts and Sciences . -1' Sociology Lincoln Avenue Residences l Y.W.C.A. Committee C351 Student Religious Council Q-U3 McKinley Foundation Student Council Q41 Lincoln College GEORGE WEBEN Gassamxx .... .... 0 lm-I Division of Special Serxites Engineering Nev man Hall Mia-IOR FREDERICN Gates ...P.1I.1tft'l1t1, Calif. Engineering Merlmniml Efiglnsering Student Religious Council I3l: A.S.M'.E. Honors Day 121 I Bucknell Universityg Cornell University XV!Ii.I,IAi-I THOMAS Gnrzious .... Chicago Commerce Maikeling Epsilon Phi Sigma: Marketing Klub rv. W I ROBERT GAUDLITZ .,.,.......... Springlirhl Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbfmfral EIIXQIIIFFIIIIE Exmuor Hall A,I.Cli.E. jossvu FREDERICK G.-warn, Jn ....... Derarnr Commerce - L Arr01mliIm'J , Phi Sigma Kappa Chi Gamma Iota: Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Kappa Psig A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 413 Ae- countancy Club: Marketing Club ' Honors Day IZ, 31 - Millikin University . I GILBERT RICHARD GALIRIER .,,... .2..DarwilIe Engineering ' Netlmmral Erlgllleeriflg 1.1, ' Tomahawkg Tribe of lllinig varsity Wiiirlings Squad 62, 3, 41, Letter 12, 5, 41,5 'Freshman' Varsity Wrestling Squadg A.S.M.E. 7 i ' I, Honors Day ill ' , A 1 U 1-I '--ir ir!1l6i,,- -'-rim. ' fa-!l'IT'I'Li CHESTER JOHN Gawrix ..,. , ., . .mCln:fr .' -at. QQ Engineering H A. Metbdniral Eli-Qlllffiillg T 4 5. Kappa Delta Rho in ft, ' A.S.M.E.g s.A.E. ' , Honors Day CH ljglsui' Ls x 5-LUBX' 6, 193 226 . W I FW' ' I Q72 I, W W , . . I .I Q ,. Li' I-gf , of . iii 3- 'f I - e I E ? wfiQZfs1,l , I el' 4J ivan. t M, 91,31 at , Cus- -Iv 37' Y 'l I ar I-2, ,Il it I J ' gf E eu may Y! , ' il w' p ga 4- , 6 A ig . f K, 45' y I 1: , l y 1 ,-.-. - gl ,... , Ii 'I ' 3 -,-1-' . -'- - --I 't I I w e f 'Q it li-13-W -,at , -,ills if W 4 '1?- in is W 1-1 P H ' ' U' v3.PIttI,n- JAMES .'GAXY'RUSlK .... . . hirago '-' 4 Engineering V Metbailiral Engiil A77 ' , ment of Managementg Synto Wilson Junior College: I,-E-ig Technology itute of A,.S.M.E.g S.A.E.: Society if Ping dvance- I 0 W ROBERT PAUL Gnxizs ,...... ..Cbimgo Engineering Merbamtzzl Engineer A.S.M.E. JOHN HENRY GEIGER ...........,... Clnmgo Fine and Applied Arts A!'ClJilFffIll'Jl Engineering Alpha Rho Chi A.I.A.3 A.S.C.E. Honors Day C31 University ot Omahag University of Oregon in I Mfuusor YVONNE GEIIQER ....,.. Blaamingfan Education Englub Busey Hall ' Illinois State Normal University I I w Q. i ' KENNETH JOSEPH Germs., .... Chirngo Journalism Ediloiml ' J Phi Kappa V V sigma Delta Chi: The Dany Illini iz, 5,45 ii J, f LAWRENCE THEODORE GENISE , Sienbeiarille, Ohio A Ep ineering Eleclrw Engineering Parade Ground Units House Presiilent M15 A,I.E.E.-I.R.E.g Illu- minating Engineering Society West Virginiaglniversity I , 1 I I l T.I:sI.1iz ANTHoN,y iGEORGE .... .... D nrand . ' i1Commerce ' Marleeling Theta Kappa Phi-H Chiugamma lotag House President 135: Ac- I Countaney '-Clubg Marketing Club: Spanish Chlllfv- - I H!:fl45l751D2Y'Q9- -I ia . T., ' I rl V I 'ff iii., F ' WffsiIFXDIFWQR1IM!iir'GEORGESON ....... Capron rl' , I? lQommerce K I' if qF,l,lEronomit: 'H9n0rs'iD3v J I QiBraigllef,g:ii:'r W an - ,J IL . .te-I we ' NN 'R ,. i tr- I ROBERT LEE GERHARTU, ...... Lawrenceville Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Biology H KRRY CHARLES GERSBAUGH ........ Farreiion Division of Special Services Permnnel fldnrinirlration .NIARTIN LEONARD GERSH. .New York, N, Y Commerce Banking and Finance Marketing Club Honors Day Q23 JOSEPH GIAGNORIO ................ Claicagn . . Physical Education Phyriral Education George Williams College NICK GIANACOPOULAS ..... ' ......,..CblL'dA20 Division of Special Services Englirb The Daily Illini 141 Wlright junior College af ,af t 5' . X . X XVILLIALI GIBB ..........,......... ,Aurora V Engineering Mechanical Engineering A.S.M.E.g S.A,E. x , . Aurora College Q3 J-if BEVERLY JEAN Grass .....,,. ,,.Ifit-io:-ia Agriculture Home Economic! Edllralinn Fehner House Omicron Nug Alpha Lambda Deltag Phi Up- silon Omicrong W.G,S. Executive Council 12,331 Home Economics Clubg Rural Life Club Honors Day fl, 2, Slg University of Illinois Scholarship Key EVERETT RALPH Gmss, JR ..,....... Eranrlon Engineering Mechanical Engineering Brentwood A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. Brown Universityg Central Missouri State Teachers' College ROBERT XVILLIAM GIERTZ ..,....,.. Cbebame Engineering Merlaanlral Engineering Pi Tau Sigma: A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. Honors Day ll, Bl hl.-XRILYN RLTH G1EsEicE ...,..,., Liberal Arts :incl Sciences Sociology Lincoln Avenue Residences Millikin University EUGENE ADOLPH GIITSLER ....,.,. Glen Ellyn Division of Special Services Alai-keling Psi Upsilon University of XVisconsin FRED OWEN GILBERTSITN ..... .... C lm-ago Engineering Civil Engineering Ill Manor A.S,C.E. Honors Day Q51 XVright Junior College ELDON HARRH' GILJAAIES ............. Onan-a Division of Special Services Civil Engineering Delta Tau Delta A.S.C.E. LaSalle-Peru-Oglesby junior College RICH.-KRD EUGENE GILLANM. .... Colfax Law Iam' La Coterie M.I,A. Executive Council HIL junior Bar Association: Law Society JOHN XVILLI.-XM GILLESEIE ..,...,..., Chicago Division of Special Services lndnflrial ,'ll2,77ll!Il,fll'l1ll0ll Oregon State College ALBERT HERMAN GILLIS .....,...... Oakland Liberal Arts and Sciences Geology H V 227 ,. .Dcfalnr JOAN GIMPLE ..,........... Flfifbiug, N, Y. Liberal Arts and Sciences Snriulagg Harmony House Euerxr ERXFST Gixori ,,.. ..,. P surf.: Commerce nl fron f1l.1 rlfj Tau Kappa Epsilon Varsity Track Squad 11, 5, 41 1 Second Regi- mental Band ll, I P 1 Accountancy Club: Mar- ketine Club H.aRvEx' Eoxxix Glss ....,......., Liber-grille Commerce ,lltzrztlgffflmz uma' .llirikitliig Chi Gamma Iota: Marketing Clubl Spanish Club Honors Day 12, 3l Siiiirri. Fisurrt Gixriliz ,.,.,. ...Ntrlmivlle Engineering C1iilEr1g1mtin1q Delta Phi A.9,M,E.L I.T.E. ROf1l'RT VILTUR Gmss ....,...,..... Cbii'.1.s4a Division ot Special Services jf11rr11trli.in1 The Daily Illini 13, Htl 1 Y.M.C.A. Committee tilg Varsity 150 lb, Football Squad Gig journalism Council 1-tl: Spanish Club Nirrtliwestern University Fnaxicin LEE Giuirz ......... .... P wwf.: Education Elrrrzumuj Eilmution Delta Gamma Illini Union Committee 131 3 Y.W,C,A, Com- mittee ling Campus Chest 15, -Hg junior Prom fivmmittee XVilli.im XVonds College joxr. Imrowsi-Q' Gtrasox ........... Urban.: Eine and Applied Arts illuizr ljjrmllmn Gamma I-'hi Beta Alpha l.amhtl.i Delta: Arepog Sigma Alpha Iota, Illini Uni-in fommittce Ill: Illini 'llieatrc Guild K ,ist tl, Zi 1 Star Course Man- .iuti ur: YW! ,A, Committee fl ng Uni- xi,-isity Cliorus ll. BI, XX'-imen's Glee Club lf! lliiniiis Day 11,333 Unixersity ol Illinois wi lii-ltiriliip Key XX.'xRrii . Ilia,-in Ciirwsrir. .,Rtn1!1i,g1fiw, lull. I'livxli.il liiliitaliuri Playful! lglniulmll ll' ilu l'.ll.Lrc lJi,lr,i 'Ilitta Iipslliini Plil IIPSllflD Kappa: 1511 lli Iiivvitlirill Nqiiail, Atstirtl f1,jj 228 9' -Q 7.-., 'S V 'Fi7 xp. , 51 i 1'1 ii ,. - PU s .- Ea . nn I if 'J i ,tj it ,f ii.zQs, , X 'F I . ,A g ,X , . A .3 if 1 , I 'I . A 2 l MERLR EUGENE GLESSNER ..,. .... G ridley l Agriculture Gerzeral nlgfii'11lllu'e Caisson Club i l I i I l RICHARD HENRY GLISRER .... ,... C biriign Engineering Merbmziual Engineering 507 Club Phi Eta Sigma: A.S,M.E. Honors Day lll Rom5Rr LEE GLOVER ......,.. .... D ei-timr Commerce Xlltmerling The Illio lllg Marketing Club X Millikin University i l Rounrir EDWARD GLUCK ...... ..., C bimga Engineering Merburriml Eugirzeeriug Lundgren House A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. XVri,ght junior College EMANUEL JAMES Gi.vii.aN ,... .... C bingo Commerce Mamzgmzwzi First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Transportation Corps Clubg Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club: Sphinx Club HAROLD CARL GOHL ....,.,. .... D mirille Commerce Conzmerrinl Tfarbing Chi Gamma Iotag Accountancy Club: Gamma Deltag Marketing Club: Teachers-in4Training Club Hoxvaim HENRY GOHL ............. Danville Commerce Commercial Teaching Chi Gamma Iotag Accountancy Club: Gamma Deltag Marketing Clubg Teachers-in-Training Club IIAMIES LARKIN GOLBY ..... ...Nepanret Agriculture Vomriomll Agfirulllrre Alpha Tau Alphag Agricultural Education Club X Western Illinois State College I i SOL GOLD , ...,.. .. ........ .... C liiuuzff Commerce ,4cc01mlimry Annex Hall Herzl junior College LORRAINE HAZEL GOLDDERG ......... Cbimgfi Liberal Arts and Sciences Pryrhology Lincoln Avenue Residences Psi Chip XV.A.A. 1111 Intercollegiate Zionis: Federation Honors Day 151 NORTON ROBERT GOLDDERG ..,...... Cliii-.igii Division of Special Services .-1J1'i'iIl,r1i1g Noble House Illini Theatre Guild Cast 151 1 NVILL 15, -ll - American Legion Post No. 009g Illini Insur- ance Societyg Marketing Club ELROY EDWIN GOLDEN ......... ..,i1I.'mi1ii Agriculture General Agvirlilllire Alpha Zetag Chi Gamma Iotag Phi Eta Sigmag Y.M.C.A. Committee 13, 41 5 Illinois Agri- culturist 141g Field and Furrowg Hoot :intl Horn Clubg Agriculture Club Honors Day 11, 51 GIRARD EDWARD GOLDEN. ,. .Roclwrieig N. Y. Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemical Er1gir1ei'rir1g A.I.Ch.E. Honors Day 13,411 University of Illinois Scholarship Key: Bronze Tablet Princeton Universityg North Carolina Col- lege of Agriculture and Engineering KATHLEEN LORETTA GOLDEN ........ Clwimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Spanirb Cagle Hall French Clubg Spanish Club Honors Day 111 WILLIAM FRANKLIN GOLDING, jR...,Cbimgn Fine and Applied Arts Arclailecmre Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff 1413 A,I.A. Wriglit junior College DEAN GOLDNETZ ........... .... C 'fmffiu Commerce Accolmfarzcy Phi Eta Sigmag Alpha Kappa Psig Beta Alpha Psi Honors Day 12, 31 ,XX -.X , .4 'LPI , Q F: ,X ' ,:- -. K., ee' 205 , a.,,-L,,. I Tiara, 1 I 1 X15 1 .W ' ' , 1- ' 1. .,,'. 5. ii 1 1.5 , ff 1' I-'Y D NIELVIN GEORGE GOLDZHAND ........ Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Zoology Noble House BETTY JEANNE GOLINVAUX .......... Clmrigfi Liberal Arts and Sciences Hlrlnry Delta Delta Delta The Daily Illini 12, 51: The Illio 1113 Illini Union Committee 131 CARL HERBFR'li GOLTTRRMNN ........ Dfnirfii Commerce .'lciiv1nI!m1i'.1 Delta Chi Accountancy Club: Marketing, Club De Pziuw University INIORRIS XVIILLIAM GOOCH ...... .... C biiiiyiifi Engineering lilui'li'ir.zl Efilglriueririg A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. JOHN DFLBERT GOODELL .,....... Cbfmipiiilgu Engineering Civil EI1g1IlE't?7'I71g Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigmag Chi Epsilonl A.S.C,E. Honors Day 11, 2, 31: University of Illinois Scholarship Key LEs'rER EARL GOODHEART .,.,... .... C lniriigfi Agriculture General Agricullnre A.S.A.E.: Field and Furrow INIARGARET ANN GOODHEART .,.,. Enron. Ulm, Education Efffflfflfdfj' EdIlLYIlf071 Alpha Chi Omega The Daily Illini 121 3 Campus Chest 11, 31 Honors Day 131 Earlham College ADIELLE BORTZ GOODMAN ,..,,...... C.'lwi,igff Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Wilson junior College 229 Davin Goonsux ,H A, , , . .. .vw Cle:..1g0 Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Tminirzg iff 59.7.11 Sf.-,fri Pi-u'Li,is Loiuxr Goommx .,,,..,.. Cl'li.Igfl Liberal Arts and Sciences fcvc:ifla1gV1 Evans Hall Illini Union Committee 1-ing Illini Theatre Guild Proilucticin Star? nl. -U. llllnl The-'UFC Guild Cast 11, -xl KEITH Fnrrsux Goouxwrs ., . .Spiifzgfizll Engineering Electrical Englrzesvrrlc Phi Eta Sigma. Eta Kappa Nu. Illini Union Council 15, 41 3 Illini Union Committee 12, 5. -Xl. Engineering Council tZ.5l. A.I.E,E.- l.R.E. Honors Day 11, 2, Eh . Unixersity of Illinois Scholarship Kev Gsmin Wirimsi Gooic .... ,,..4mnm Agriculture .'lgY0lI0lV1j Go.-n's Gables Christian Science Organization: Field and Furriiwg Hoot and Horn Club Carurnixr Axxr Gonuos . Runnin! Commerce Cfinlnlwrlizl lt'.1cZm1e Linc-iln Avenue Residences Accountancy Club. Marketing Club Munrlelein Kiollegu Ginmii Hmmm Grinliox . .. ,f'li,1rnfi.114r: Dixisiun ul Special Serxites lrzilnffvzul Eilniim 1:1 lnrlustriril lirlucativvrl Smitty ALORTUN All-Mxnrn Cciillicix ,..,., Cblmgo Lau Iam Nu Beta Epsiliing junior Har Aswiiatmn Hcrzl -Iunmr riillcuc Armin' liiixmix Cfiniius, ,, , ,,,Ali,,,1,,f,, l.ll6C!.il Arts .incl Sucmcs Xffiloloigy iwil ,'1r:llfififrnlwm lfriitig-l XX'iirlrl Fcil+,i.ilisrs 230 4-1. -vs 'vs 'W' pq , i ' x -5 - 9, --J! ffm ,r s t ' 32'i A fl J hiv' ,xc roy! .1 !I?' 15 r for 41 'Ox Q1-7., Rouen Louis Goiuscxi .......... Sz. Charley Agriculture General Agriculture Alpha Zeta: First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Pershing Riflesg Agriculture Edu' cation Club ,laxirs Fmiwcrs GORMAN ....,.....,. Clvimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Political Science Phi Eta Sigma: House President Ml: XVILL 45. 41 Honors Day ll, 2. Bl RICHARD Eaimanrci-r Gorcozuos ,,.... Chfmgo Engineering Elerlrifal Engineering Theta Kappa Phi Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sigmag Eta Kappa Nu. A.l.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day ll. 2.513 University of Illinois Scholarship Key Fnrrirnlcx LLEw'ELLYN Goss, JR. .,.. Clvimga Division of Special Services Mechanical Engineering Phi Kappa Psi A.5,M,E. Michigan State College Saxnrm Goss .,,.........,..... ,..,, S knkfr Liberal Arts and Sciences Sorinlogy Leeman Lodge Monticello College Rocrn PAUL Gosswriw .,........... Chicago Division of Special Services lmlnrlrial xitlnllrliilrrlliall Marketing Club XVii.1.iAM ALAN GOTHARD .......,. Sprmghelrl Liberal Arts and Sciences Mallvi'n1alli1i Delta Tau Delta Skull and Lrcscentg Phi Eta Sigmag Varsity Football Squad ill: Varsity Baseball Squad l l l Irlnrmrs Day fl, 2, 31 f.ilil'orni.1 Institute of Technology Brnwum GOTHELF ....,..,.,....... Cbimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbelllllrry The Last Outpost House President 1-H3 Rifle and Pistol Club SEYMOUR LEO GOTTLIEB ............ Cbimgn Liberal Arts and Sciences Brzrleriology Barton House House President 135: German Clubl IMCY- national Relations Club Roosevelt College ALFRED RAYMOND GOULD.SI. Fmnrifrille, Ln. Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbfilliflfj' Kappa Delta Rho Assistant Business Manager, The Daily Illini: The Daily Illini 41, 2, 3, -15: Illini Theatre Guild Production Stat? 115 3 Pershing Rifles BERNARD RAY GOULD ...... ..,L.1u'reimz-illi Commerce .flrrolmlanrj Accountancy Club Dore LESTER COULD ,......,. . .. .Cbfmgn Commerce Mazzagerneizf Phi Sigma Delta lnterfraternity Council GI SHIRLEY ELAINE GRADY ....... Hd7l1f7l07l. Iii. Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Englub Theta Upsilon The Iilio 1253 Illini Union Committee 125. Illini Theatre Guild Production Stal? ll. 251 Y.XV.C.A. Committee 115: Marketing Club HOWARD ARTHUR GRAENLNG .... .joliez Commerce Arrozmlancli MIA. Executive Council 145: Accountancy Club BETTY RUTH GRAHAM ....... ,Sfzwznimh Ga. Liberal Arts and Sciences Cl7E771i.fI1'j' and Zoology Lincoln Avenue Residences House President C45 Armstrong College: University of Georgia CHARLES JOHN GRAHAM .......,..... LnS1illi Liberal Arts and Sciences Paliliral Science Delta Sigma Phi Marching Band 13, 45 g First Regimental Band fi. 45 L Second Regimental Band 125 g XVesl:y l'ound1tion Student Council 13,-15: United Y7orld Federalists Honors Day 133 LaSalle-Peru-Oglesby junior College 1 13' f f ., i V, ' . 72152-I' IF - 4' V. 4. gh. V ' ' ' A 1:':55Eq.- i --g ' ,. . if . Y 1 , : N B : ti Y 2 ,, : If 3 ,- Ref Q t af 'Q i Iii iifghl I ' iv. ,gcl L A CHARLES JOSEPH GRAHAM ............. joliez Eine and Applied Arts rift! University of New Mexico DIARY GQRDON GRAHAM .........,.., Lfrbiim Liberal Arts and Sciences Ellgliib Kappa Alpha Theta Y,XV.C.A. Cabinet K5,-H: Y.XV.C,A, Com- mittee il, 2, 3, -H THOMAS ALBERT GRAMAN v.,,...., i5If1mpn!.w Fine and Applied Arts ,-1irbjlerllzi'e A.I.A. ROBERT XVILLIAM GRANDY ,.,,,..... Ez-mmm: Division of Special Services Air Trizzzipartalion Chi Gamma Iota: I.A,S.: Society for the Ad- vancement of Management Michigan State College: Evanston Commu- nity College ELioExE Russsi. GRAssMicK .... .... C lm-ago Commerce Nmzfzgemerzr Theta Xi Phi Eta Sigma: Illini Union Council 451 1 Illini Union Committee 12, 553 Interfraternity Council 13, -ll 3 Second Regimental Band 425 , Society tor the Advancement of Management Honors Day Q15 JOHN Louis GRAY .......... ..,. C biraga Engineering Elertriral Engizleerizig Phi Eta Sigmag A,I.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day C15 DOROTHY EILEEN GREATHOUSE .... Carrerrilla Liberal Arts ancl Sciences Pqrlynlogy French Club Honors Day 115 Eoxxix PAUL GREB ...,.,.,.. ...Springfield Commerce IVIar'ke1ir1g Marketing Club: junior Chamber of Com- merce Northwestern University: Oberlin College: University ot Chicago 231 ' or ilk,-if LH' E- F CHARLES FRANCIS GREEN, JR. Sr'l'tr1Ei'J.1J-1. N. Y. Engineering Elezfrifal Engirzffvmg Acacia A.I.E.E.-I.R.E, Honors Day ll, Il Fiuxsrox I'IO'X.-XRD GREEN.Dzr .llfn-r:f,r, Iffri .1 Division of Special Scrxrtes Cunimsvcr Sigma Pi Ya rsity Football Squad 42, Bb 1 Christian Sci- ence Organization: Illini Insurance Society: Marketing Club fnrxersity ot W'isconsinL Drake Unrxersity jasrss LEONARD GREEN .,... ...Sm.i1fi- Commerce .'1rcam1r.mri Actountancy Club jurifs LEROY GREEN ........... ..., 5 nnzmr Engineering Elerlvfml Erzgniezmzq A.l.Ie.E,-I.R,E. -IHOMAS ,lures GRFEN ,,... ..,. C amp GI-we Agriculture General .-Ignrlzllm L Ncu man I-Iall Ag riculturgil Economics Club XX'ILLI.fIIsI KELTS GRLEN ....... Neimik, Ohio Division of Special Services Erormmii' Sttzlzifsri Beta Theta Pi H-more Day l5l RURERT MAX GREINAN .,.... ....Kinr.1JIl C ommcrcc Illarkelirlxt' Marketing Club ARIIIVR GORDON GRIINIIIRI. , .. C,!f.'I.:AqfI Liberal Arts and Scxcnics Rn.-li-11 North Dormiturj. The Daily Illini 12, SI: Philosophy Discus- sion Lluh: German r lub H.-num Day ll! 2 3 2 I l Sr! F335-1 ii f , I I. V X ,ugh i A,- gd 5 E, jig' X I ' 0- 'ts . - 'l n. ye ,. 0-.. , .V,x ,. I ' IXK5 ci Ya N -w Hia ,-Q , I -er, -is ...,, X QW T7 'ff' 'ff EVELYN DAWN GREENBERG ............ julie: Liberal Arts and Sciences Speech Alpha Epsilon Phi The Daily Illini ill 1 Illini Union Committee ll, 2, 3, 413 Y.XV.C.A. Committee fl. 2, 51g Orchesis 12, 5, 4b I'IOXVARD MITCHELL GREEXBERG ....., Chi.-ago Commerce Accalrrlltirziqi Accountancy Club: Marketing Club Honors Day 11, 21 Northwestern University ROBERT CURTIS GREENE ..........,,. Cliimgo Engineering Mecbulliml Erzgiueerlrlg A.S.M.E.: S.A,E. DON JAMES GREGORI .......,........ Cbmzgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Econumiri Sigma Alpha Epsilon FRED ROBERT GREWF ..,............. Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Illailaenzalicf CATIIERINE Louise GRIRsEnIEcIc.Ea,f1 Sx.I.oui.v Commerce Marketing Delta Delta Delta Phi Chi Thetag The Illio tllg Illini Union Committee 11,213 Campus Chest 433 Honors Day ill ,lrxrr Gizmo ,,.... ..... O lnmcd Fiilli, Ohio Agriculture Home Eivnzomiry Kappa Alpha Theta Illini Union Committee 451 3 Y.XV.C.A. Com- mittee fl, 2, 3, 411 Orchesis 12,31 Romain- HALL GRIGG .......,... Demmr, Gu. journalism Adwrliriug Alpha Delta Sigmag Illustrators Honors Day ill JEAN GRIMM .........,......... Springyielj journalism Ad1'er1lJi11g Busey Hall The Daily Illini 135 g Illini Union Committee 1515 Campus Chest 151 MacMurray College FRANK NELSON GRIMSLEY ..,. ..., G reenrieu' Commerce PEFIUIIIICI zllanagemeui Illini Insurance Societyg Society for the Ad- vancement of Management: Galesburg Alumni Association Honors Day 111 DONALD BUTLER Garswom ...... .... L iii-fm Commerce Perfomlel Mr11mgeme71t Y.M.C.A. Committee 1213 Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club Honors Day 151 DONALD Faso GROBE .............. Elmlmiir Engineering Alefbunical Erzgineering Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma: S.A.E. Honors Day 11,1332 University of Illinois Scholarship Key DAvm ANTHONY Gnosr ........... Lonzbiiw Division of Special Services lnduflrial illamzgemenl Rifle and Pistol Club GLENN Gaosss ...........,...... Wfaierloo Liberal Arts and Sciences Econamicf Lambda Chi Alpha Star and Scrollg Interfraternity Council 1211 Fencing Manager 12l Washington University EVELYN GROSSMAN ............ Bloominglou Liberal Arts and Sciences Englifb Sigma Delta Tau Director, Department of Recreation, Illini Uniong Mortar Boardg Torchg Shi-Aig Alpha Lambda Delta: The Illio 11lg Illini Union Board 141: Illini Union Council 15l: Illini Union Committee 11,Z.3l: Student Senate 131 1 Phi Beta Kappa Honors Day 11, 2. 3lg University of Illinois Scholarship Key FREDERIC GROSSMAN ........ .... C bimgu Commerce Murkeling Delta Kappa Epsilon House President 133 A . H: fx ' .N 5 .tk ., .f Q . 3 1 ,.1. L ,fit .1 l N5 'f i 'Iii an-w: sir, 5 4 1 '. , x 1 i IWIYRNA JOAN GRossMAN Ur1iz'er,ril-3 Helgbll. Ohm Journalism a'ILf1'BY'liIi77g Lincoln Avenue Residences Theta Sigma Phi Honors Day 11, 21 STANLEY IRWIN GROSSMAN ...,...... Chit-.rw Liberal Arts and Sciences illfzllnenlufiri CAROL JEAN GROSSTEPHEN .... Higblmm' Park Agriculture Home EFUIIOIVIIII Alpha Delta Pi Illini Union Board 11, El: Home Economics Club IYIICHAEL IYIICHAELSON GROZIAK .,..... Benld Law Lau' Colonial Manor House President 12Ig Illini Masonic Clubg junior Bar Association Honors Day 12h XYINCENT XVARDEN GRUBE ..,. Caldwell, N. j. Liberal Arts and Sciences Paliliml Science Columbia University SARITA GRUENBERG .....,.,.,...... Cbfrago Liberal Arts and Sciences Hirlory Busey Hall BARBARA ANN GRUMLEX' ......... Champaign Fine and Applied Arts .flluric Educaliorz Alpha Chi Omega Illini Union Committee 111: Illini Theatre Guild Production Statf 131 Q University Chorus 12, 515 XVomen's Glee Club 125 MAE Gnome ..,.,................. Roielle Commerce AIdV'kE'i'1Ilg and Marzagrrlzerli Delta Zeta Phi Chi Theta: Illini Theatre Guild Produc- tion Statf 131: W.A.A. 1113 Accountancy Club: Marketing Club Honors Day 11, Zl 233 ROBERT LELAND GUEST ...,, .... B fllerrlle Commerce illavkeliug amz' .llnmzgsnreiil Marching Band Hlg First Regimental Bantl Hi 1 Marketing Club Belleville Junior College PHILIP HENRY Gl'ET'l'l?L .,,, ...Cbfnrgfi Commerce .llllrkffnrg mm' .lI.111.1gui1rII1 Barton House The Daily Illini l5,4lg Accountancy Clubl Marketing Club: Praetcirrans I-It-nors Day ll, Zi Etorxri RICHARD Guoearv. ., ,,.Il .1lIm1 Agriculture General .-lgrlrnlrma Theta Kappa Phi Agricultural Economics Clubg Agricultural Education ClubL Horticulture Club Roxato JOHN GUILD ...,,... .... I lwbefrmir journalism AdI'e1t1fmg Delta Sigma Phi The Daily Illini t1,2lg First Lieutenant. Army R,O,T.C. Regiment: Caisson Club Ravuoxo JOSEPH GULBIN ..,.,.,... Cbfmgn Liberal Arts and Sciences Sorrolugy PI Kappa Alpha Illini Theatre Guild Cast lil: XVILI. I3,-il Honors Day ll, 31 Beloit College Rosiruo XVILLIAhi GLILIzIA..Bmakly1, N. Y, Commerce lndnflrial Adnlnliifrirliazr Delta Upsilon Varsity Football Squad fl, 213 Varsity 190 Ib. Football Squad ISI: Illini Forensic Asso- ciation: Society for the Advancement of Man- agement University of Pittsburgh III-IIILIs NORAIAN GUAIBERG ......., Cbliniiga Commerce llldfkfllllg Granada Club House President I-H3 Marketing Club Rip-in College I-I.iRoLu ANDREW' GUNDERSIQN .... .Lilzeffywllv Commerce iliarkenng Theta Delta Chi Marketing Cluh 234 BQ' 'Q-'U' . - wa I in . is Y' We I LX I I it af L, A A .. 3 , 5' 'sa I-93' 4 I I+ IZ.. vi I ID s , .E I ' X g -V 315 -' I .Q at Q ,Y Ig.- ti -1 I but--f xhttf 11 Q 1 I - P ut X, , ti 4 ' EDWIN NORBIAN GLINN. ,. ...Cbimgo Law Law Phi Epsilon Pi Phi Alpha Delta: Lieutenant Colonel, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg junior Bar Associationp Law Society University of Notre Dameg Princeton Uni' versity: Northwestern University XVILLIAAI EWART GUNN, jR,. .. ...El'r1Il,llOh' Commerce Banking and Fimmre Fireside Chi Gamma Iota: Illini Masonic Club Carthage College KIENNFTI-I IYIYHRE GUNsrEENs ....... Cbimgv Commerce ll'ir1l'kPli7Ig Chi Gamma Iota: Illini Insurance Societyl Marketing Club Honors Day til GLFNN L.-IVIQRN Gusrarsors... , ,ltoitlffiil Engineering nisinimlrliml EP1glIIETlIl1g Sigma PI House Piesident 131: l.A.5. Illinois Institute of Teclinology IlooIfR Euorxf Gusmrsox ,... ...ltfwiflaiil Engineering :lei-aunlillrrzl Eugimwinrg Sigma PI Illini Union Committee l-tl , IIA S. University of Wfiscnnsin WINTHROP ADOLPH GUSTAFSON .r..... Oimiz Engineering .-ieromrulirul Engineering Alpha PIII Omega: First Lieutenant, Air Force Wing: I,A.S, Honors Day HI LEO GUTRIANN ,....,........ . . .C'b1nI,tyv ,lournalism Edlforial The Daily Illini 12, 3, -ll Honors Day ill MEL GL rsTADT . .,.,.,,.,,....,.... Cbimgn Division of Special Services Erairumim Luntlgren House The Daily Illini Ml: House President 141: Illini Insurance Society Loyola University i LLOYD HAAS. .........,... New York, CN. YL -' Commerce Banking and Finance Pi Lambda Phi V ' Accountancy Clubg Illini Forensic Association: Illini Insurance Society Long Island University: Columbia Uni- versity EDGAR RUDOLPH I-IAcic ........ ........ A Ilan Engineering Metallurgical Engineering Alpha Sigma Mug M.l.S. Wlashington University ROGER ALLEN HACK ....,.,.. .... C bicaga , Commerce Public Affair: Illini Christian Fellowship 15, 41 Lyons Township junior College AY KENT HACKLEBIAN Urbana journalism Radio Acacia WILL Marltetm Club RICHARD EVERETT HAEscMEx ER Rack md Commerce Banking and Finance Theta X1 Michigan College or' Mining and Tech nology State University ot Iowa GLORIA JANE HAGALIAIN Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Piycbology Evans Hall Phi Beta Kappa Alpha Lambda Delta IPs Chi The Daily Illini Q3 -51 Illini Unio Committee Q31 Teachers in Training iClu Honors Day fl 2 31 WALTER ARNOLD HAGEN wa Division of Special Serxices Adleilunzg Phi Kappa Psi Int rfraternity Council Q11 House Preside C41 Marketing Club DOUGLAS EYER HAGER ........... Gi .fa I Law 3 . Cammerc. and Lau Theta Delta Chi anager Varsity Basketball Squad W . '3 Sachem' Skull and Cresceritg, - ' Gamma sigma- Phi Eta sigma- Beta - .4 si 11-Iouse President Q41 - Basketbal -a GL, 2 5 41 Athletic Council C41 .,,9 Cy Club- Moingwena J Iarslup Key J - - .,,. ..... 3 ' 'S I rel 1 ...... -.mf Er, - 4 i I . I4 : ' ' ' ' infill- I 1 riis' , one 'ici 1 A ,J ,li ' i , 1. ' 'Il 3 . L' 1 N 1, .I . ,, for ' '- v 2' , . - I 1 ,. A,- :fall F. .uw , .' 9 i I - ........... z1l2i?:'i'. . , . . . . V. A HQ , id x' , .1 g , - - I 1 Q ' , N. - i 'f'- T . , I , r ,. A ' 1 1 If . , .E A 'izi 1 P is .1 , A all .W ,4 if 'za ' 'M T N ag , N .i n D. 1 I X ' T13 , I i . f' H' Li , , ' 'fl 1 ohors Day fl 2 51' University GEORGE WALDO HAHN ...., Philadelphia, Pa. Liberal Arts and Sciences Teaclser Training in Biological Science Hill Hall Alpha Phi Omega: Teachers-in'Training Club: Animal Ecology Club WANDA DELLE HM-:N ,.....,,.... Springfield Fine and Applied Arts Art Busey Hall Stephens College HELEN jo HAHNE .................. Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Tmining in Biology Delta Gamma Alpha Lambda Delta: The Daily Illini 1313 Illini Union Council l3l 1 Illini Union Com- mittee fi, 41 3 Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff Q31 3 Y.XV.C.A. Committee 131 1 Campus Chest Q51 Honors Day Cl, 31 GEORGE DONALD HAiNEs ....., Sz. Lauif. Ma. Liberal Arts and Sciences Cliefrziflry Linanois Honors Day Q11 PAUL IYIILTON HArNrs ......,...... Elmimaa' Division of Special Services Markeling Marketing Club EARL JAMES HA-IIC ............. ...Bericyzz Engineering Electrical Engineering Sigma Tau: A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Morton junior College GEORGE DOL'c,LAs HALE.Ea,r Syncme, N. Y. Commerce Marketing Phi Kappa Campus Chest 15, 413 Interfraternity Council 121g Zeta Sigma Alphag Illini Insurance So- ciety Honors Day fl, 21 JOSEPH Roncivr HALn ........, ...Rnlgway Law Commerce and Law Sigma Nu junzor Bar Association: Law Society Honors Day 621 i 235 'C aa DONALD CECIL H.iLEH' ....., , .... B235 Commerce .' v - H .-lfcozmtumlx - 'A sie! - Alpha Phi Alpha 'gl -f Accountancy Club -I il - Q' 'Q5 8 i i ' ,.. l 'I' L I at x , 'I kilos! JAMES Roscoe HALL ...... .. .Mavrball Commerce .'lri'01uiI.:r1.'5 Barton House - Accountancy Club University of Arkansasg Indiana State il , 6 Teachers' College h, ' L X 'E' ' gr S . has MARION Louis HALL ..., .,....... . i...Elgli1' Fine and Applied Arts - f Irzdlulrial Dsiigv 7 Parade Ground Units 'bf 1 James Richman HALLBEKIK ,....... Champaign Fine and Applied Arts 'Nu- Affbihrllni' . Alpha Tau Omega 5... -2-S 'ev 1 I PAUL HAYDEN HALLBECK ,.,,.. ...Champaign Division of Special Services lllarkeliiig Alpha Delta Sigma: Marketing Club ,11 ..- X 'Q sm N AIJDREY RUTH HALl,DORSON, .,.. .. .ilyilflllllf Liberal Arts and Stiencd i Ellqllih ' Kappa Delta The Daily Illini lil 5 Lfnixersity Chorus ii, 41 Lawrence College RICHARD STANLEY HALLEMAN.. ..... Whmzan Fine and Applied Arts ,lluiic Chi Psi Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfonia: Contert Band 1313 Marching Band fl, 2. 313 First Regimental Band fl, Il x li THOMAS BASHORE HAi.i,MAN....:..,C.bi:aga Division nf Special Services V Arlwrliiing and Emnflmiu Phi Sigma Kappa 'Z s ,Q lllini Union Committee HI 1 iii :, Q Guild Production Stall I-il g hfifiitfiiifgeitiia A 'r i Qt irlxbxf 3-.yt A. I A J ad' , .-no E552 qu i' 4 ' ' 236 ,Lvl A i -.9 -'Z- fry x N .QV ' X, igtpavd VINCISNT HALLocic. 912:53 liberal Arts and 'si--H43 ' al i Hiffory v.4RiX-Qliappa Alpha 1- ' Phi 'Eta Sigmag lllini wi vlimfitirs Day U, 2, 33 Q Univer Siishblarship Key N ' I ,piety Mein Giee ciiih Q41 , fi ciiih , O v W z' li? l i jiNIhRi'IN ARMAS HALTTUNEN ' A Y f Slipp pf , f Engineering WF- . . , ffl.: Ak Electrical Engmeerm 5jElfa,iKappa Nu: .A.I.E.E.-I,R.E. V Honors Day Q21 g Slippery Rock State Teacher :QGrbve City ,College ll' 1 ? af' 1 ifgraxieui fl'.ANE HALVERSON .......... ' -wk. Engineering - ' Eletlrfral Engineering i,QiAir,E.E.-1.R.'E. hi! Illinois Institute of Technology ig' ' l 1 ilplviiikgonv Eusn HALVORSEN .,....... 7 Liberal Arts and Sciences Speech Q 'Kappa Kappa Gamma I si I I I kfard ' ii mittee Illinois ack, Pa. I Collegeg 1 . Cbimgo V Emurton IllGeneral Manager, Illini Theatre Guild: Mor- 'i5,'farfBoardg arch: Phi Beta Kappa: Alpha 1 '1l,Larnbda Deltag' Afepog Mask and Baubleg V W -National 'Collegiate Playersg Sigma Delta Pig 5, Eizm Phi Etag riiihi Theatre Giiiia 41112, 5,1 4-J g Illini Theatre Guild Ca 45, ffl: Tempo 1231 WILL 41, 2, 33: Manager 4 Sr ll. Z. ' Orchesls , PZUJ3: Terrapin fllg Illini Theatre Guild l i'BoJtd C415 Spanish Club f-Honors Day '1, 2, 353 University of Illinois 1 zL:SCholarship Key iRrcr-rartu HALVORSEN . ........ . . . .. i Commerce l .Chicago 1 l l E Baaking and Finance i QTSFHPO G9 .1 I i l 1 ! l g . LNIILIONYSAMUBL HAMnALEic.Endiwz.', N. Y. 5 ! ' l Physical Education 4 Phyriggl Eduralion ri 'Phi Kappa Epsilon? Varsity 150 lb. Football i Squad' Ill, Award KU WADE DAVID HAMBYI2 ............... Berwyn ' Liberal Arts and Sciences lx Bacteriology 4 St. Mary's College: Morton junior College 4 3 ii .e . BBRTRAM FmNClSiQ'IlSMILTON. ....... Clzimga 5 Divg?riit6fV Special Services 'A 1 I L V- ltlilirlary .. 5 ' ffau Delta'Phif.1NH , United Worm igiiiiisis - h Northwestern ,HT frsity .li '4 qi' . ' I, , 1 as. ., EMILYANNE CARRIER HAMILTON ...... Demznr Liberal Arts and Sciences Tearher Training in Englirb Delta Delta Delta Orchesis C235 Christian Science Organization Honors Day 153 Monticello College GEORGE ADNEY HAMILTON, ....., ..... 4 wir Agriculture Vocational Agriculture llli-Dell Alpha Tau Alphag Agricultural Education Club: Rural Life Club Iowa State University IYIARY ANNE HALIILTON ..... .... S pi-iughelj Journalism Adrerlirifig Alpha Chi Omega Illini Union 133 Springfield Junior College Committee i531 Campus Chest ROBERT HILLERX' HAMILTON, JR..AIrLem1rbm-if Agriculture Gene:-al Agrirnlture Wesmen Alpha Zetag Field and Furrow Honors Day 151 TOM SHERMAN HAAIILTON, JR .... Clmmpriign Fine and Applied Arts Landrrape A1-rbiiecmre Landscape Architecture Society Honors Day Q31 University of Kansas EDWARD ALBERT HAMLIN .... Commerce Public Ajfairr Beta Theta Pi Campus Chest 13, 43 g N.S.A. Senate Subcom- mittee l4l 1 Marketing Club University of Michigan . . . .Spri11gjielr1' CHARLES PORTER HAMMERSMITH .... Elmbuirf Division of Special Services Commerce Chi Phi DALLAS EUGENE HAMMOND ...... Mariifzrrille Commerce Arrounianry Chi Gamma Iotag Accountancy Club Honors Day 12, 51 Eastern Illinois State College 'lr E ik -- 45' CZ 9-A , N A in x N Y . R r. A :N Q X Xxkvl X t gs SQ ts af' .. , f i ' :Q ki ik ff' fi. ., - V ' 'wk - :gi-Kjg I ' 1: 12- J ' -' 'ft-1,, , fifw , 53. ' V, jfiif - ,, To A-f5ErEaw::' 1 -1511, 1, :sw J f-.A N-,V yah. 4 32312-SE, 9 l 'I' A R X V2 '43-J' 9, ia, - iv ,. if Ai Sz -45' If 1 4 Q ,, 5,5 't Y s .4 I , 45 1 se . DONALD GENE HANIQINS ...,.. ...Allizmoni Engineering Ciril Engirieeriug Chi Epsilong Engineering Council l-Hg A.S.C.E. Eastern Illinois State Collegeg Princeton University HOXVARD HEAD HANIUNS ..... ,. .Moline Commerce flL'!'0IHIl!172L'J' Zeta Psi Skull and Crescentg Phi Eta Kappa Psig Accountancy Club Honors Day fl, 2, 33: University of Illinois Scholarship Key Sigmag Alpha KENNETH HAROI,D HANKINS ....... Alzamrmz Engineering Ciril Engiazeeririg A.S.C.E. Honors Day flb IVIARY Lois HANNING ............. Hai-rirbnrg Agriculture Home Erozwmirr Delta Zeta Terrapin fl, 2, 3, -U LEONARD EDWARD HANNO ........... Chicago Engineering Merbaniral Engineering A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. PAUL MAGNUS HANSELAIAN ......., Oak Park Agriculture G'e'11e1'al Agrirnllm-5' La Coterie Illini Christian Fellowship 12, 3, 41 Wheaton College JOSEPH ANDREW I-IANsEN .........., Chifaga Fine and Applied Arts Arrbileclnre Clark House Honors Day fl, 21 The Citadel MARION CHARLOTTE I-IANSEN... Commerce rwarkelizlg .. .Chicago Evans Hall Illini Union Committee 15,-Hg Y.XV.C.A. Committee 15,415 Marketing Clubg Illini Insurance Society Wright junior Collegeg Northwestern Uni' versity 237 M.-my Fnaxcrs Haxsrx, ., Agriculture H me E.'gfr:1v:.', -l-H House Torch, Alpha Lambda Delta, Pl ll :mr ii l't-silnn Omicron, Y.XY',C.A. L-imnmtee il, In 1 XY'.A..'X. Board IFI. 31.11-ir 1. NYM-'x..'X. Nu' meralsg XY..-X..-lr ll, 2, F, ai, Illinois Agri' culturist ll. 20: Plow Boy Prom Kninmittce iii, W.G.S. Ball Committee nam, Home Economics Club: Rural Lite C lub Honors Day ll, 2, SI. lfnnertitx .ii lllin-li Scholarship Key Rosrfrir Warren Haxsrx .. lk fr.i: Engineering .ll:.'l',:v:.'.,:1' Ef.','. :, A,S,M.E. Xvriuht -lunior College Roerkr Lows HaNsoN .t'!1r.it Law L.m Lundgren House junior Bar Association Yfilson junior College: Illini-is Technology JOHN Aux Haxzrr .. Engineering Cin! Er1u1:1fLf,'i1 Camelot Club A.S,l',E. Maximo Hanaua ., , ., Institute ul D.411:,'flc . .C lilragfv Liberal Arts .intl Nticnre- t'ffn11.'izii Minorm' Aucr HAR.Kl,D5KJN ., Gmini: Liberal Arts .intl Silencer l..um Leinad Manor House President Hr Girxx Mai nur H.anniN .. .It'.m,w,nl Physical Edur.itwii Pf7j!ln1f lf.lni.1l1-in Rorfrni Lror: HAnruN ., , ,lnfmirfllc lllxision -il Spatial Nrtxiius 12,011.1 llu u 238 , .0 A , fs. ,R ,, , NK, in ff? 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Bradley University RALPH EL'GrNE HARMON ....., . ...Macomb Agriculture lv0C!lIf0P1d1 Xfgflflllllllt' Alpha Tau Alpha: Agricultural Education Clubg Field and Furrowg Hoof and Horn Club Xlllestern Illinois State College Mnnjoiur BERNADINE HARMS .,....... Benton Agriculture Home Econamirr Edllfaliflll 4-H House Major I: W.A.A. Numerals f2J: W.A.A. fl, 3. 5.401 Home Economics Club ARCHIE EWRETT HARPER ..,..,.,... Srarlland Agriculture General Agrimlfure Alpha Zetag Illinois Agriculturist U, 411 Agricultural Economics Club: Rural Life Clubg Hoof and Horn Club Honors Day ll, 2, 3? DONALD JACK HARPER .,......,., ..Glen1ve1l Division of Special Services Adzfertixing Chi Phi Marketing Club Michigan State College DONALD VICTOR HARPER ..... Journalism Adverliring Kappa Tau Alpha: Alpha Delta Sigma Honors Day 13? Wright junior College , , . .Cbicngn EDWARD DONALD HARPER ............ Chicago Engineering General Engineering A.S.M.E.g Society for the Advancement of Management MARY ELLEN HARPER ....,.. ..... O gden Education Biological Scienre Alpha Xi Delta Illini Union Committee 131 3 Y.W.C.A. Com- mittee 14J 3 Campus Chest 131 XVard Belmont junior College JOHN SAMUEL HARRINGToN.W'laeel1ng,Il .I'o. Division of Special Services Publiralion Management Parade Ground Units The Daily Illini 1415 Illini Union Council 13, 455 Illini Union Committee 14l 5 M.I.A. Executive Council 115g House President 1291 Illinois Technograph 115g Captain, Air Force Wingg Military Councilg Phalanx: American Legion Post No, 9093 I.A.S.: Icarus XVest Virginia University BERNARD ARNOLD HARRIS ...,......, Chicago Division of Special Services Perxomzel Admirzirlratiaiz Lundgren House Y.M.C.A. Committee 1-il 3 Illini Forensic As- sociation: Society for the Advancement of Management Illinois Institute of Technology PEARL HARRIS ...............,...,. Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Speerb Correction Keeler House Illini Union Committee 1133 Illini Theatre Guild Cast 1113 Y.W.C.A. Committee 131g xv.A.A. 11, 2, 5, 4y WILBUR DEAN HARRIS .....,..... Wilmington Commerce Accountancy Beta Gamma Sigmag Beta Alpha Psi: Ac- countancy Clubg Marketing Club Honors Day 131 I i A 1? , 1 x b ' ,ii fy, :3ag:1'.gf-f':,I,:l: 's gg :2Efg:QiV I K- X I tba J F- iv Q 5 - F ' -, ' lj, .. 1.5-A. 5' A :jk RFS' Sgt 9i,:.:f:x.-'fa -ua: 11:-4 '- 1 a- ii -L :v:'f,2' i . A - if-:115 ' K ., I :Pie . L A you-C17 ' 'L Si g. ff ., , .. 2 ' I i I 19 ii ' ..: va: s 5 'H V ' I' f '- ' -rl, S . ' EDXVARD FRANKLIN HARRISON, .,....... Mode Liberal Arts and Sciences Barleriology and Cflfflllfll'-j' Chi Gamma Iota: Phi Eta Sigmag German Club Honors Day 111 EDR f',- I RD JAMES HARRISON .... .,.S1fea1or Law Lau' Theta Chi Phi Delta Phig Illini Union Committee 11, Zlg Accountancy Clubg junior Bar Asso- ciation Honors Day 11, Zi NORMA Y'YONNE I-IARRIsoN .. .... Rorlwllf Education Englifli Busey Hall XV.A.A. 113: Teachers-in-Training Club RICHARD BENNETT HARVEY ....... W'a,fbn1glou Commerce .fllanagenzerzl Chi Psi Ma4XVan-Dag Skull and Crescentg Interfrater- nity Council 123 3 Student Senate 15, 43 1 Committee on Student Atfairs 15, 451 Audit and Supervision Committee 131 3 Committee on Student Discipline 1313 Junior Class Presi- dentg Freshman Councilg Varsity 150 lb. Foot- ball Squad 121, Award 121 5 Chairman, Soph- omore Cotilliong Captain, Air Force XVingg Pershing Rities Honors Day 125 CARL LAVERNE HART ........,........, Elgin Liberal Arts and Sciences Clyemical Engineering Sigma Taug A,I.Ch.E. Honors Day 130 HUGH EMMETT HART ,,..,......,.. Oaleniaorl Liberal Arts and Sciences Pbilofopby Chi Gamma Iota: Chess and Checkers Club: Philosophy Discussion Club: United Wlorlcl Federalists Honors Day 151 ALaERr INIILES I'IARTM.-XNN .,...., Mr. Carroll Engineering Mechanical Engineering Marching Band lil: First Regimental Band 151 Honors Day 11, 2, 3lg University of Illinois Scholarship Key GRACE I-IARTMANN ....,..... North Plfiinnrhl Education Elunzelllary Education Pi Beta Phi Mortar Bnnrdg Torch: Shi-Ai: Alpha Lambda Deltag Illini Union Committee 11? 3 Star Course Manager 11. 55 1 Y.XV.C.A. Committee 11,233 Panhellenic Executive Council 1333 House President 15, -IJ Honors Day 1l, 3l 239 MT t Sf. WILMA LOIS HASEMEYER ,... ...,. 'I 'aieiggel Education lf ' Speech ii-T. Welsh House , 'QI' ' W.G.S. Executive Council ISP: House' 'Rfesr dent Gb 55 -is , ,-..,. T31 f ll 4 V. Klrrsumr GEORGE PIASHIMOTO ....,.. cqigggiy Liberal Arts and Sciences , 1 Zoologi I ,',I'1 Honors Day 113 53,1 VIE ,. , I .I X, I'-Heel i 5 XYILLIAM Aucllsr Hassle ..,..... llilnmer Engineering ' 4 ,n 'I Civil Engirzssrrug Alpha Sigma Phi i A.S.C.E. ' Purdue University f ' I I 'l' i 2' ' : -9 HELEN JOAN I-IASTY ..,.....,..... Sl. Iorgpfe Journalism ' Publimlion Illlzrmgsnlelzt -Q Alpha Omicron Pi Co-Business Manager of Daily 41' 5 Illini gflN'iIoR'.ri Boardg Torchg Shi-Aig Alpha Lariibcla',IQi5lta. Arepog Eta Sigma Phi: Mask and Bahbiz' Theta Sigma Phig The Daily Illini L13-Z, -Hg Illini Union Committee ll C ommittee 11, Zl Honors Day fl. 31 DAVID RICHARD HAITON ....,. l 5 YlX'9?Q1g.A. 1 Fi- 1 , ,IJILI .--,Q I Commerce I I Sigma Pi Alldrkgrmg - Alpha Delta Sigma: Marketing Chlibi Q I Morton junior College riff' JEYNE HAUGAN ..,..4...,.... Division of Special Setiiiqegaf lo1n'm1li,wr1 lr .- Theta Delta chi f- freig- Tlie Daily Illini in Q Illini Unionlyffornigiitge Url: Interfraternity Council 131: Interrilui Manager C253 RiHe and Pistol Club 'ijll lrly 'Vu .jk I, ROY WILLIAM HAl.lGE ..,...... Engineering .l 5 ' Civil Erzgirlewlrzlg - wi A.s,tg.E.4 I.T.E. , Montana School of Minesz Colorado lege: University of Wisconsin I ,rp I , I y Il. .fu-5 . i 955 CLYDE IRWIN Hausa ...... ....D2lf!iLl, ' 'li Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemiral Engineering ,s,.' 4 if Alpha Chi Sigma chi Gamma Iotag Phi Eta Sigri'ia.'g:?U.S. Senate Subcommittee 15. 4 h 5 French Club: German Club Honors Day CSD LAT. u'lv, 'r'w nfl' '1 Ai.. 'I 'vflivmfu 3 Q 1 W if ' I Xl . PTI l if -I' U l + 'lf, I lr' Ray Louis HAUSER ....... 7 1 lrhheld l I Liberal Arts and Si grins N Cbcmiml Evlgin l Pl-ii Eta sigma: Illini Theatr asf up , Y'.Ml.C.A. Committee HJ g ein' gimental Band Q3 Y: Illinois yiiieif Il 3, 41 3 Melciiileyfllfolinaiiiioii snide fy fin .riri cil mg Engineering Council 15,-Hg Y . Honors Day fl, 21 ' V Plvrnrcra ANNE 1'IAVARD .,.... ...Hamer Education Spanirb Presbyterian Hall Illini Blackburn Club Blackburn University RUSSELL VERNON I'IAVEMANN,, .... Bellwood Engineering Electrical Engifzeemig A.I.E.E.-I,R.E.: Gamma Delta Honors Day L51 W l P Berry BLAIR HAVENS ...... ,........ C hirllga I Liberal Arts and Sciences I l I i Chf'7l1i!Il'j' Busey Hall lJniyei'sity' 'ghorus U, -ll 2 Illini Blackburn i Club ' , ' BIaclcl51.iIIIi College A I I - 1 HENRY'lXiYI'IIlrIAM Hawley. .,....... Dimrille ' Liberal Ntts and Sciences , ll , ' Cfwrfllrlry A I l .,- 3 . ,gi if - 3 xl ',g':,na-' . ' '. M9 I ' , I i- +4 fi J ' ,. D I .Alix . EAl3LA,QLISf-.EKMIQAYQCRTH ..... Armrlrong, lawn ' 4 . ,,L 4 7 'Commerce I WI EI',llf1dj?.ririQAdnlinirtralion N Sigrrxawllofa- Epsilon: Accountancy Clubg So- i cietyifoi-'tslje .Mclyancement of Management Q Honors DayWlij'2,f5, all g University of Illinois 4 Scholarship Key, I I Q AI.nIzR'r HAIS'DEN1. . ................. C bimgo lfibel1aI,Arts and Sciences -f ' kHir1ory Woodrow Wilson junior College , J, oi 1- - il.. . ii ' . ' I. ' D it , .ls-I I II -yn 'NZ' Ns. 'si : 5 I Q I . 8 Joi-IN J.hiMNcn'QfI.iyrzs, JR ....,.. Champaign V ECommerce A .i W, 'rlyarkeling Ensign! Qattaliori 'inf Midshipmeng Phalanx: , Marketing lbluk'-f . ' 53 s YIDY5 , SS.. . is 'PMI af' , . 4 ,ig u , , 2' Io., I- WILLARD EUGENE HAYES ........... Smunmu Engineering Electrical Engineering A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.g Illuminating Engineering So- ciety Honors Day CZ, 35 Shurtleif College STANLEY MANSFIELD HAYI-IES Neil' York, N. Y. Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Illedirilie Illini Inn Phi .Eta Sigma: Omega Beta Pig M.I.A. ecutive Council H15 House President bil. Phi Beta Kappa Honors Day ll, 21 GEORGE WILLIAM HAYN. ,....... ...Cblmgff Liberal Arts and Sciences English Sigma Chi DOROTHY ELIZABETH HAYS .,..,...., Decami Liberal Arts and Sciences Engliib Presbyterian Hall Alpha Lambda Delta: University Orchestra fljg Repertory Orchestra 121: McKinley Foundation Student Council 13, 41 Honors Day Il, 2, 5lg University of Illinois Scholarship Key ROBERT LEXVIS I-IAYs. ............... Decnmi Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemical Erzgineerizig Alpha Phi Omegag Marching Band ll, 23: A.I.Ch.E. Honors Day ill KEITH MITCHELL I-IAzEN ...... Commerce Accountancy Honors Day 121 . . .Nnbomel Joi-IN PETER HEADLUND ....... .... K euffimw Engineering Aeronautical Engineering Alpha Phi Omegag First Lieutenant, Air Force Wingg I.A.S. NANCY HEAL .................,.... Chicago Fine and Applied Arts Arrbileclnre Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Alpha Gamma X A .9 V ., a ., A Ei ttf, . ww , . I-A -, so 11 1, L ,I I 1 LL... i pNn .4 , ri' . , I ' 3 V+ .2 ,av 1 I 33: 3 E . ,Qs I , 5 0' ' s ,,., , X 0141 if. EDWAIID Hovicixs HEALFY, Cedar Rupldy, lnusn Fine and Applied Arts rl1'flIilf'rllH'e Phi Kappa Sigma Gargoyle: Phi Eta Sigmng Scarabg Star Course Manager lil: A.I.A. Honors Day ill jacksonville junior Collegeg Fountainebleau School of Fine Arts RALPH GORDON I-IEALY ...,... .... I -imma Commerce Alarkcling Alpha Delta Phi Marketing Club Honors Day fl, Sl Northwestern University XVATSON ARTHUR HEALY, ..... , ..,. Kiuikiilait- Fine and Applied Arts fl1'cbizef!14ml Engineering A.I.A.: A.S,A.E.g A.S.C.E. Illinois State Normal University ROBERT DWIGHT HEATH ...,. .... R obmwn Commerce Alafzizgenlezif Alpha Tau Omega Skull and Crescentg Illini Union Council GPL Illini Union Committee ll, 2, 5l 1 Interlrater- nity Council 151 1 Freshman Councilg Alumni Association Board C21 3 Freshman Frolic Com- mitteeg Second Lieutenant, Army R,O,T.Cf Regiment FRANCIS GENE HEAYEY ....,. .,... C bit-ago Commerce lTIdl'fEIi71g Sigma Pi Illini Union Council I-U3 Illini Union Com- mittee f5,4l: Interfraternity Council l3lg Illini Forensic Associationg Marketing Club Honors Day ll! JACK XVAUGH HEBERLING ...,....... Cbimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemirlry Alpha Chi Sigma A.C.S. Honors Day il, 31 BETTY JAYNE HECK ....,.......,. Spf-ingji.'l.l Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Arepog Illini Theatre Guild Manager lil: Illini Theatre Guild Cast C211 XVILL UM Philosophy Discussion Club Beloit College DELMA-JANE HECK ,....,.. Plailmielpbiiz. P.1. Library School Library Sfieflre Y.XV.C.A. Committee I-ll: Choristers 43, Mil 3 Christian Science Organizationg Library Club College ot' XVilliam and Maryg University of Pennsylvania: New Jersey State Teachers' Col- legeg The Principia College 241 FRruLRic Mrrris HEFTER.. ...... K.:f:k.rksf Liberal Arts and Sciences Prjcbalogp Zeta Beta Tau Mask .ind Bauble. Pierrors. Illini Theatre Guild Manager 15, -ill. Illini Theatre Guild Vast 05,-U l'nrxersrry or Clurcagu Erxxwrn ,Imax HFIN, , . , . ,.t.fFfrm1,f Lrbcral Arts and Scicntcs Tt,:,'fr Tmlrfzrrg fi: Pf yr.'.r Stutltni Religious Council 41. 2. R 41 L Luth- L:,rr: li--r1n.l.rl.-in Student Koun,il 15, -H, bet I-nr: I.reuten.rn:. Army R.O,T,ff. Regiment. Lmnwma Delta Rr: rurzr- I HARi1-Q HEININGIER ..,, Clmig I liberal Arts and Sciences tffun11r.:i Etitnirrf. 'J' Menu P1 A I.l h.li.1 Sigma Tau Hunt-is Du' III ji- is Elmrxu Hrrxs .., ,..Cb1ru1,gn Engineering Eltr,'v1c,1l fllglflrwt 1111.4 Annex Hall Marching Band ill: First Regimental Band ll. SP1 Illuminating Engineering Society Dr srlrmx Mit IIAFL I-Irmz ... ,.,Gmy, lml. Lommcice Jlrrwruzfirrzry Arr -rurrhincy-.Club llrinuri DAL' Il, 21 IDU'-Arn liI.MI1It Hr1'rAii1iR .... Sl. Lunir, MU, Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbrnzmfy NL'xun.in Hall IIARUID XXVALIIR Hr1'1'7, JR. ..., ..... C blrugu Engineering Altrlfnnnrzl ljriglrirtrnig Varsity Iiasketball Squad 1113 A.S.M.E,1 5.A,Ii., Intramural Manager Iiutlcr llnnurxityg Lipscomb tollege Itum ni XVILLI.-KM Hrlrirxr.. ,. .. .ljlafrrrgn Engineering Mir fklllli ,rl Er1y1r1r'rrll1,rg Illini Urrrorr Committee Un, lhccrlcntlcr. A,S.M.Ii. 242 61 E 1 yen gf? 3 I CARL RANDALL I-IELDT .......... Bloommgrou Fine and Applied Arts Painting Fine and Applied Arts Society XVirtenberg College STUART ALLAN HELFFRICH ........ Park Rzjge Commerce AltZl'kc'll7lg Ksppa Delta Rho Alpha Delta Sigmag Track Manager 131 . Muketing Club NANCY ELIZABETH HELME .,....,,.. Eziinrrrfm Liberal Arts and Scrences Speefly Delta Delta Delta The Daily Illini 11, 25 5 The Illro lllg Illini Forensic Association DARRITLL NIEIL HELMuTH..Far1 Waymf, lml. Division of Special Services Geology Pi Kappa Pl1i Chi Gamnu Iota: Cyclothem Club: MIS, Honors Day Ol ROGER WAYNE HEMKEN ..,..., ,.,, P uurirar Agriculture General Agrimlturu Farm House Alpha Zetag Illinois Agriculturist lil: All Ag Field Day Committee l3lL Dairy Produc- tion Clubg Hoof and Horn Club Honors Day IZ, 31 Rox' XVILUUR HEMI-'EL .... ..... . ..Cb1mgo Agriculture Flaricullure Floriculture Clubg Horticulture Club H. C. HENDREN, JR. .,.,...,..... Hnrrirbmg Agriculture lforalianul Agriculture Alpha Zetag Alpha Tau Alpha HIENRY GRRHARD I-IENDRICKSON fdflleilalvll, N. Y. Fine and Applied Arts Lrxmlrmpe Arrbiterlurc' Fine and Applied Arts Society: Lnntlscripe Architecture Society Honors Day IZ, 31 ROBERT ALLEN HITNN ..,..... ,... P .im Agriculture Gemfrfzl 1'lgHt'lllIHl'f' Agricultural Clubg Field and Furrowg Hoot and Horn Club JAMES PATRICK HENNEBERRY .....,... Pourmr Engineering .eleramzizllral Engineerirlg Sigma Phi Delta Chi Gamma Iotag G1lH1Il1.l Alpha Rho: I.A.S. Honors Day 125 CATHERINE JEAN HENNESSX' .,....... Clmuigfi Liberal Arts and Sciences Speech Busey Hall Delta Sigma Rhog WILL 1411 Illini Theatre Guild Board 12lg Illini Forensic Association XVilson junior College RICHARD THOMAS l-IERCHER ..,....., Ei7I1blH'.fl Liberal Arts and Sciences Geology Kappa Delta Rho Cyclothem Club CLYDE WALTER HERMAN ,.......... Gleriweri Engineering Civil Engineering Noble House A.S.C.E. ALBERT GUSTAVE HERMSEN ........ Oak Pmla Fine and Applied Arts Arcbilerlural Engineering A.I.A.: A.S.C.E. Honors Day 1U Illinois Institute of Technology CHARLES FRANKLIN HERNDON .... Cbampaigu Engineering Aeronautical Engineering I.A.S. ROBERT LAVERNE HERR .... ...Coumoga, 151, Engineering Electrical Engineering A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.g Illuminating Engineering So- ciety Millersville State Teachers' College . ky . er-ft wg 1 ,,. --ex S5311 I Rx X xx R 'N x 5-0' : -I .A ' tl at tx X Q, ti NN X X x 0 g Y O N Xi A . XXX A 1 y fs, S X RQ fiat : E2 xbt - .-., A. ' one 41 52531: :.:. t s 'if+ , v 4 R ' 2 F ,. 'V ' :QQIQKNR I -. ,..-- - ' 1 '-N. -'-12. '. . :f:2 ' .P .- ' oz.: AQ.. . 0-4 im- -si -- -- -4-V I 4- . 5- I iihr' 1 ALYLE Fosulcii HERRICK .,... .... S imnum Education Cirirr The Daily Illini 1535 Teachers-in-Training Club M:icMuIray Vollege ALBERT DEAN HERRIOTT ........, Cbanzpaign Agriculture l'I0L'IIfl0Ih1l figfifllllllft? Alpha Zeta: Alpha Tau Alphag Agricultural Education Clubg Field and Furrow Honors Day 13D East Carolina Teachers' College FRANCIS LYNN HERRIOTT .4,,...... Alrilyumex Commerce .'iL't'0Il71ld!H'jf JEROME IRWIN HERSH ....... ,.., C bimgo Commerce flfrolmtarzcy College Hall Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club Honors Day 12,313 University of Illinois Scholarship Key ROBERT LESLIE HIERTING ....,. ....... , tllzrom Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Mea'ifix1e Phi Gamma Delta Phi Eta Sigmag Omega Beta Pig Illini Theatre Guild Cast 11lg Y,M.C.A. Commit- tee t3l1 First Lieutenant. Army R.O.T.C, Regiment: Scabbard and Blade Honors Day 11, 33 LEON HERZOG ............... ...... C bimga Division of Special Services Pbyriral Educaliaxz Tau Epsilon Phi Varsity 150 lb. Football Squad 12, 559 Mar- keting Club Herzl junior College HARVEY VINCENT Hess ............ Oak Park Liberal Arts and Sciences Political Science Illini Forensic Association VIRGINIA ANN Hfss, .............. Eiimulon Agriculture Home Erormmiw Alpha Xi Delta Illini Union Committee 131g Y.W.C.A. Com- mittee 15, 4lg XV.A.A. 12,415 Home Eco- nomics Club 243 I A F' W DV ' Q' 1. . '7 . JAMES ALEXANDER HEUER ...,..., Park 4 igrlillit. ............... orada Division of Special Services ' -.fig-Q Agriculture Engineering 'i ii l f 1' , FM is Dairy Terbnola Captain, Air Force Wing: Air Force Council: x Delta Zeta Arnold Society of Air Cadetsg ASCE. ' T' ffylliinoisr Agriculturist 13, 41 g Tech. St. Mary's College: Loyola University .nology Society E ., 5. Utiiversity of Denver sa r ' a Dosain FREDERICK I'lEXX'SON.u-'ll1lli'101'. Mau. MARVIN JOSEPH HILL, ...,.... me Ciry Liberal Arts and Sciences Tmfber Training Ill Spfsrl' Phi Kappa Psi Alpha Phi Omegag Mask and Baubleg Na- tional Collegiate Players: Pierrots: The Daily Illini 111 3 Illini Theatre Guild Castll, 5, 415 Illini Theatre Guild Board 1-tl: Mcrfsr Glee Club H13 XVILL fl, 2, 5, -ll 1 American :Le- gion Pnst No. 909: Amvets Post No. 65: Spanish Clubg Teachersvin-Training Club Honors Day Q31 Butler University A CLARENCE DAREN HICKEY .... ,,... A gram Commerce Arrounlnnijs ' Illini Theatre Guild Production Stafff-11: Accountancy Club. Society for the Advance- ment of Management i l A , THOMAS ,IOSEPH I-IICKFY .....,..., Oak' Park Fine and Applied Arts ' ' fllfbiliffllfdl E'r1glmw'ir1g A.l.A. CHARLES LAMBERT Hit.:-QMAN ...,..... Deralnr Fine and Applied Arts Arrlnilerlurnl Efilglrneririg A,l.A.: A.S.C.E. CLIFFORD WARREN HIVKMAN .... ....DPrnzur Fine and Applied Artsi Artlvlsrllzrf Gum BAKER Hicxs, ja.. .. ..,Evnn,fipn Commerce lllinbrflllij Phi Kappa Psi ' Illini Union Committee lsr g lnterfraternity f-iurwil 121 : Tcmpi. in Q Atrnuntancy Club: Illini Insurance Socict-,lg Marketing Club IYALTON LWINE Hli mu ru .,., .'lflKl'illII.fi4, Ala. C-irnmcilc 2. .'lrrfun1lmiry Y 0' f,hi Gamma lotag Pln Em Sigma: Alpha Kappa Psig Accminhinty I lub: American, 5 I-CIUUYI Post NU. 90'?L Marketing Chubb' ' -' Honors Day II1 Th 'P I4 ff A if i 'Agni A 'lt A Liberal Arts and Scien , W Chemical Engineerinx . 'College Hall 5 B. 4- AIliChQE. Q 2 's f'Roai:R'r SAMUEL Him. Gmnne Cny Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre Medicine College Hall Honors Day f21 -fv- D' HEODORE JOSEPH Hmes vbnna Division of Special Services Mdfktflflg Phi Gamma Delta isemor Manager Baseball Ma Wan Da Sachem Tribe of Illini Baseball Manager 3 41 Athletic Council I-ll Marketing llClub Molngwena :CLARENCE ORIN I-IrNnERrR Iuka Journalism Radio Y Phi Sigma Kappa ilclll 'Gamma Sigma Sigma Delta Chi Inter fraternity Council C41 House President 141 DWILL C41 'Scholarship Key HAROLD EUGENE HINDSLEX Urbana E meeting Mechanical Engineering PhliGamma Delta 'hi Eta Sigma Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia '1 MCA Committee 11 21 Concert Band 111 2 5 4,1 Mar ing Band L1 2 3 41 ,Honots ,Day Q11 LEE KLN1' I-UNNEN Pearm Commerce Indlllffldl AdMIMlIffdlI07I Beta Theta Pi Accountancy Club Honors Day C11 ALBERT 1-Imnfns, IR. ........ .. .Benran Agriculture Central Agriculture Y.M.C.A. Committee fl 2 3 41 ' Second Regimental Band M5221 1 Hoof and Horn Club n i P J 5 4' aff 'Ag N ' -L 3 ,,if, 'L in..,. A r 1- 11 If I-I'T'f1' . 'Y fir I ...... p .,... U I KL X 5 i . w Q 1 1 - -'1 tr A i li' fir -V 4 ls ,. , 'i3 L,, A . . . Q. . A I n 1 - , . 4 . ' : , 1. t. , Lal-Ionors 'Day Cl,2, 31g University of Illinois 1, l il , Q..-'x . :il . - . .: itil, 1: 'A . . . r?. ' I 'suis-6 ,ei , .I lie A F 'lf l. x , y. i 1 ii' i. - . ii-X I H Q i r- L g il ,A ' I - . , -1 I I 4' ' es A , I . .a . 1 Y it .i , , , 'fri' , Y I 'r - ' . Q dxf' I '-.:-. L . 'l' 7 5' A I .. 'Ulu ua... -. Yosr-uno HIRATA ...... .Arlington Heiglm Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemirrry Pi Mu Epsilon Honors Day 12, 33 MARN'IN I-IIRSH ...,.. ............ ..Cbit-nga Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Medicine The Citadel Alpha Phi Omegag Philosophy Discussion Club Honors Day 11, 25 I-Ierzl junior College EUGENE EARL HIxsON ........ .... C olfbizrlrr Liberal Arts and Sciences illallvemizlicr XVestern Illinois State College GLENN CHARLES HJORT. ..... ..... .Chicago is--' Mr' Fine and Applied Arts Arclvifarlrmil Dcrign Newman Hall Wright junior College: Los Angeles City College FRANK Rox' HLADIK ......... .... R oclefnrd Commerce illarkeiing Sigma Phi Epsilon Chi Gamma Iota: Marketing Club Honors Day 131 Michigan State College CHARLES FRANCIS HLINRA. ......... Chimgn JOHN CARLTON Horan ...... ,,.,..... , 'Iledo Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Tr.iining in Geugrnfilvy Chi Gamma Iota Honois Day 12, 3b DONALD BAIN HOFFMAN ..... .... 0 nk Pink Commerce illnnngemelzl Marketing Club: Society for the Advancement of Management EUGENE HYNRY HOFFMAN, JR ..... .Unk Pnila Commerce illnrkefiiig .mil Illriiiiigniiwif Delta Phi Star and Scroll: Interfraternity Council 12, 31 3 Varsity Baseball Squad 11,2,-Hg Dolphins 1535 First Lieutenant, Army R,O.T.C.g Ar- sec.1 QUENTIN NORBERT HOFAIAN. .S!n1zzmin, Il' if. Fine and Applied Arts Al'L'lWf!Ei.'llHE A,I.A.1 American Legion Post No. 91193 Am- vets Post No. 63 jimns ROBERTS HOLBERT ...., .... N wma! Agriculture Agronomy Farm House Y.M.C.A. Committee 131: Illinois Agricul- turist 133 3 Field and Furrow Honors Day 133 Illinois State Normal University jfmrs CI-IARLI2s HOLCOMBE ........,. Chicago Elfglneefing - Liberal Arts and Sciences .Mechanical Engineering Bm.,t,,.j0l0gJ, A.S.M.E. y Honors Day 125 Central Y.M.C.A. College ,Q . L ' If Aiwa ' . VV ag-- E A EDWARD ANTHONY HLINKA, . ,. .. .Chicago lox' GENE HOLDER .......... . ...BEHc'l'lllU Engineering f i ' Engineering General Engineering 151 Illurluzrlirnl Englnrurliixig A.S.M.E. G3 A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. 44? MORRIS GLENN I-Iocurr. ..,... ,..., M ilfard Division of Special Services Q, 1 Belleville Township junior College Engineering A.F.S. Butler University DOROTHY ANN HOLIN ....... .... F lar,-iiifwr Agriculture Home EL'0I10lI1iL'J Kappa Delta The Daily Illini 151 1 Illini Union Committee 151: Y.XV.C.A. Committee 1435 XV.A.A. 1-U: Home Economics Club Stephens College 245 LARRY DONALD HOLLANDER ..., ..... C hir-.zga Commerce Mafkeling Alpha Epsilon Pi Marketing Club XVright junior Collegeg Roosevelt College NIARTHA MUNDY HOLLINGSED...'lI1I2're'II'J, lui. Liberal Arts and Sciences Elemfzrlm--1 Edlnuzrrnzz Huntington College Trfronms JAMES HoLLINc.sI:o ..... cbafnpliilgn Division of Special Services Lalmr EI'umfn11c.f Sigma Chi JOSEPH HOLLY . .,..,...,....... .. ,Cirem Engineering Elerlrmzl Ezzgmeernzg Tara Hall House President Hb: A,I.E.E,-l.R,E. Morton junior College ELIZAIIETI-I ANN HOLMAN v,....... Oak Pfirle Liberal Arts and Sciences Sncinlcugp Kappa Alpha Theta Beloit College JAMFS LEWIS HOLAIAN ,.,. .. .,., Oak Park Commerce Ecorzomirr and AIr1IIzIgF!IltlIf Shurtlcrl' College VIRGINIA MAE HOLMES ....... Dani-ille Liberal Arts and Sciences Erzgflrla Alpha Delta Pi Y.W.C.A. Committee 451 Lake Forest College Nici: HOLONYAK, jR. ..,....., Glen Caffwf Engineering Eleflfiral Errglnfering Tau Beta Pig Eta Kappa Nug Pi Mu Epsilon. A.l.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day fi. 43 246 E' I i' S l ,--me - v r' .1 f, sas: X 'wu- C UQ. fb I ea 'x f ', If! .eu- '4' - Q-Q .4 DONALD WALLACE HOLST ........... Clamzgo Fine and Applied Arts Painting Tau Kappa Epsilon Pershing Riiies PATRICIA jo HOLT .....4,.... .. .Uilmfm journalism Adrerfirirrg Y,XV.C.A. fl, 2, 3l3 Disciples' Foundation Student Council 12, 5, -H KENNETH WALTER HOLZ ..,..,,... Synrermn Division of Special Services General Agrirullure Newman Hall Agricultural Economics Club: Marketing Club JOYCE LODENE HONIERDING ,..... Orland Przrk Education Elementary Education Busey Hall Chicago Teachers' College STANLEY BERNARD HONE .......... Oak Pink Commerce .Markeling Kappa Sigma Campus Chest 131 3 Marketing Club XVILIJARI MATI-IEW HONIG.N2w York, N. 1. Journalism journalirm Noble House The Daily Illini 11, Z, 57 GEORGE HOOGASIAN ..,.....,.... Wfmkegfm Division of Special Services Malhemarirr Kappa Delta Rho Alpha Phi Omega JACK KRIKOR HOOGASIAN .I..,.... Waukegan Commerce Economicr Alpha Phi Omegag Accountancy Club: Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club Centre College of Kentucky ' u VERYL HUBERT HOOTMAN..1535:':'fl!ld7ibdfYt11Z,fi1 Commerce ' ' Accountancy . ' Accountancy Clubg Illini Insurance Society g,f Marketing Clubg Junior Chairiber of Coing XTICICC DANIEL EDWARDS HooToN ........ ,. .Danville 1 Division of Special Services Bncleriology ' Sigma Alpha Epsilon V McKinley Foundation Student Council' 4515 Bacteriology Club Honors Day 151 ' ' 'EDWARD ALLEN Hooven ........... Knulmlaee Liberal Arts and Sciences V Prycbology A House President Q21 Student Senate Q21 5 Spanish Clubg Galesburg Alumni Club WILLIAM JOY I-IOOVER .......,... Cliampfzign Agriculture Food Technology Tau Kappa Epsilon Honors Day Q21 NANCY ANN HOPKINS ...... Eau Cluireh Wir. Fine and Applied Arts ll Landrcupe Afcbileclure . -A Chi Omega - Alpha Alpha Gammag McKinley Foundationgf Student Council 1415 Landscape' Arohigeclturek Society i , ' :I Honors Day 151 it ' 3- lie? A27-J il nge if ,gl T -4 'r I 1 A '-I lf: In 1r..,:i, Q' ea 2 'i 'EJ WALLACE HOPPER ,............ ,,gWood Filler Engineering V i Mechanical EngineeI'1?7?2lf:f3i1, Illinois Technograph 13, 41 g 3 ' , Qtj -Zigi, 'I -1 ' A l' I MARGARET JEANNE HORGEN. .. cgi ffl Agriculture V' -. i , Home Economic: 15' K ' ' Delta Zeta I 1 1 ' felllini Theatre Guild Production i- , - I ,Campus Chest 431i W.A,A. 1 gf Ilinoi Agriculturist 141g Baptist Founda-odlS- e 'Council Q5, 41 3 Home Economics bb N I V :North Central College N ' t ffoors ,GEORGE HORMAN .... le 1 1' i Law I il ' Law I Delta Phig junior Bar Associd xl ' l K J , DOROTHY I.ouIsE HORMELL ........ Himdale Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Delta Zeta Shi-Aig Illini Union Council 42,515 Illini Union Committee l1,2,511 Y.W.C.A. Com- mittee fl, 2, 5, 41 LEE RICHARD HORN ..,.,..,..... New Berlin Commerce Managenzefzt Tara Hall Marketing Club Washington University WALTER BovARD HORN. ,..., ...... 0 nk Pm-le Division of Special Services Airline Mazzogemenl Alky Hall University of Tennessee WILLIAM RUSSELL HORNEAKER ...... River-ride Education General Science Phi Eta Sigmag Cyclothem Clubg Teacher-in- Training Club Honors Day 121g University of Illinois Scholarship Key PHILIP JENNINGS HOIINE ......,. Miami, Flo. Division of Special Services Gefieral Newman Hall Varsity Football Squad Q21 Q A.S.C.E. JACK DEAN HORNECKER ..... .... P akin Commerce Morkelizzg Marketing Club EDWARD FRANCIS I-IoRsT, JR,.Benning1on, Va. 'Division of Special Services jou1'nali.rm Sigma Nu I l i l i I ROBERT EDWIN I-IoI1TI1R ............. Chicago Fine and Applied Arts Indurtrial Derign Phi Kappa Sigma 5 I 247 I '1 STEVEN CHARLES HORN'ATH .... ..... C himgn Commerce Banking and I-'llmnre Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club Honors Day II, 2, 51: University nl Illinois Scholarship Key XVILLI.-mt RussELL I-losxixs. .Ofmmn .1, lawn Engineering llletallnrgiral Eflglllfllllllg M.l.S. ROY DALE HOSTETLER. .. . . .... Dnniille Commerce llldfkfllllg Alpha Kappa Psig Marketing Club Honors Day Ill THOMAS Kim: I-losrETLifR. ., Commerce . . . .Demlnr Eranunms , Delta Kappa Epsilon Skull and Crescent: Illini Theatre Guild Cast lI,2l3 Campus Chest 1411 Board of Fra- ternity Affairs I-ll: Interfraternity Council 15, 4b Q Commerce Council 12, Fil 3 Lieutenant Colonel, Army R.O.'I'.C.. Regimentg Military Council: Arsecag Illini Insurance Society Honors Day 42, il WILLIAM Ross HOSTETTER ..... Mount Carroll Agriculture Agrirnlrlmzl Ecrnmmirf Farm House Illinois Agriculturist ll, 2, 3, -ll g -Co-chair- man, All Ag Field Day 155: Plow Boy Prom Committeelllz Agricultural Economics Club: Agriculture Club WILLIAM ARTHUR Horzr ,.., .... C lnrugo Commerce llrrnurifanry If ' Accountancy Clubg Illini Masonic Clubg Liar- kcting Club A Honors Day IZI WALTER ELLSWORTH HoimHToN, Jn. Nalreruille Fine and Applied Arts 4' Arrlzirerlnrnl E7I,Ei7lL'L'V'iIlg '- i . Delta Phi A.I.A.: A.s.c.E. X . ' I . A '. . I - . I ,A Y. ' - I MARILYN IRENE Housif ,..., . . 4.ISIp.rQ1f7llef '! Agriculture ' 'V' 'xl , 'Q Home .Emlmnliri i- I .ALI Alpha Gamma Delia Z' f J I Phi Upsilon Omicmng iiimnat Uriioi' 1?-if-0. -I mittee Q23 1 Home Economics Club -I if'i'x'Lll Texas Christian University I 'E' i --'an aw J' ,'-I ' nl' r..r.e mi' 248 'F v 5 veil SX.. 12. D7 gs -,MARILYN AILBEN HONX'ARD .. . nriua Liberal Arts and Sc N55-, Cagle Hall Zeta Phi Era: Y.w.c.A. - 'House President 141: ffgggsift horus '13, 41 : Women's Glee Club ,ll , .Ypeerb Correrlio Ni' 1 's f5l 'Q MARY RUE HOWARD ......,.... Journalism Radio Alpha Chi Omega Shorter Board: Torchg Shi-Aig A Delta: Mask and Baubleg Theta The Illio Il, 213 Illini Union C0 I Illini Theatre Guild Manager Course Manager 12, 55: Y.W.C .Am om Lambda gma Pliig ittee 113 L 231 Star Commit- tee IZ! 2 Campus Chest f-lj g Spanish Club Honors Day fl, 2, 55 3 University? of Illinois Scholarship Key Joi-:N ALFRED HQWART1-i .......... Engineering A Mechanical Engineering A.S.M.E.: Illini Glider Club KENNETH RICHARD HoxvARrH .,... .Rarkfovil .. . . ,Pun Division of Special Services Management LaSalle-Peru-Oglesby junior College JAMES ALFRED HOWDEN ....., Muuokin, Md. Division of Special Services Political Science Delta Phi 'J Interfraternity Council 133: House President Ml: First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regi- ment: Zeta Sigma Alpha FRANK EDWARD HowE ............. Liberal Arts and Sciences Prjiclzology' Flagg House University Chorus fl, 23 'x R . C bimga DAVID WILLIALI HOWELL ..... Higblfma' Park Division of Special Services Commerce Delta Tau Delta Lawrence College HAROLD f Rom?-r,1-iowr LL ........ . .... Peoria I. . v A Engineering 'Elgqlrftul Engineering A.I.E.E.-I.R,.IQ.' IQ 'Bradley Universiil f' ' Y .fit 'vu' -' -I v J :al fa Q-Q X H ' 15.515 .1 Q51 Pk 1 ll JOSEPI-I EDWARD HOWISLL ............ Berwyn Commerce Marmgement and Markeling Theta Xi Star and Scrollg Tribe of Illinig Gymnastics Manager fl, 2, 3, -H g Athletic Council Q-ll 3 Marketing Clubg Moingwena ROBERT JEROME I-lam' ....... Bev-wyi Engineering .Merbmlirnl E71-gI!It't?F'iFI.Q A.S.M.E. EvI2RE'r'r I-IRUBANT ,........ Pbilrzdrlpbfn, P.i. Agriculture .'lIQ7'0!lf7I1J' EMILY .HRUBY ............ ...Cbifago Education English Stratford House Tempo 1-H1 Teachers-in-Training Club Herzl Junior College SALLY jo HUBBIELL ................ Eifunrtan Library School Spuuirb and Library Srieure Canterbury Collegeg MarMurray College HUGH DANA HUBER .............,.. Chicago ' Fine and Applied Arts lndurlrial Derign Phi Kappa Sigma Fine and Applied Arts Society Morgan Park junior College WILLIAM EZEKIEI. HUBIER ...... Willirrmrjielrl Agriculture General Agrifullnre 7231? DONALD Rov Hunoms .,...... Elm Sz. Louis Liberal Arts and Sciences Tearberr Training in Malbczmzliar and Pbydral Sriurzre Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff Q41 Shurtleff Collegeg University of Pennsyl- vaniag Clemson College EUGENE DELOS HUDSON .... .... G nwire Czly Commerce Arrfllnzfrmi y College Hall Accountancy Club CHERRY RQSALINI5 HLiDSPl5'l'll ,,., ,.., f Ifluui Commerce Illrzmzgrfln HI Lincoln Avenue Residentes lXl.1rketIng Club Springfield junior College RALPH RQRERT HUIEBNIER ,........,.. i,!1fi.rgf1 Liberal Arts :mtl Strencus Tmrlver Tl'r1l7ll71jJ Ill Hlilury f.hi Gamma lotag Campus Chest Hlg 'l'e.irhf ers-in-Training Club Honors Day 12? Michigan State College l3'l'HAN VIERN HUIfFINifl'ON ..,.,. Curio C,m.!ff Agriculture Agrirullffrul Ermmlallrr Alpha Zetag Chi Ganuna lotag Y.M.l .A. Committee Ht 1 Agriculture Eronoinirs Club STANLIQY EARL l'lUFFSTU'l'LlER ,...... Alrmifiehl Division of Special Services E71f0IIlUlU.Lfj' MARGARET JANE HUGHES ..,.. Orfzmzrm, lfirm Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Busey Hall Bradley University XVHITl'IELD GEORGE HUGHES ,...... Oak Park Division of Special Services Illrirkviiug Beta Theta Pi Wlabash College CALVIN EDWARD I-IUGY ,........... Sffrhrqnrlil journalism Adfferliring Innl Radio National Collegiate Playersg Pierrotsg Illini Theatre Guild Cast fl, 2, 5, -ll 1 XVILL il, 3, 5, 453 Illini Theatre Guild Board QSM Mar- keting Club. 249 s 'Q If i il vu 'mn lt JERE HULSON .............,...... Calrberlef Division of Special Services Marketing Western Illinois State College: Illinois State Normal University ROBERT THOMAS HLTLTS .....,. ,,... S lerling Agriculture General Agrirullnre Illinois Agriculturist lib Wentwronh Military Academy: Unix ersity of Colorado JAMES Lex HUMPHREYS ....... .... H errin Agriculture General Agrirrilinre Kappa Delto Rho First Lieutenant, Air Force XVingg Arnold So- ciety of Air Cadets: Pershing Ritiesg Phalanx :ARL WILLIAM HUNDING ...,...... . .Chicago Division of Special Services Dairy Technology Dairy Technology Society LHARLFS LEIIOY HUNT ,...... Cleieland, Obie Division of Special Services fournallrm Delta Kappa Epsilon Tomahawk: Chi Gamma Iotag Illini Union Committee Il, 21 3 Campus Chest C3115 Y.M. C.A. Cabinet f2Jg Y.M.C.A. Committee ll, 21 1 American Legion Post 909: Marketing l Club: Spanish Club , I ' l RALPH MATHIAS HUNTER ,...... .. .clifeenvigu I Agriculture f ' Vatationul Kigfifflilllgi ' A ' . Alpha Gamma Rho . ' - Alpha Tau Alpha: Pershing Ritiesg 'Hoof-and Horn Club - ' 1 ,. , 1' n A-O , ...I . il . ,fi ,i,g C?L'! K ,- T Q BEILNAIIIJ WILLIAM HLIIILEY. .PI'oni4gr1:zH1i:jI1: Physical Education 'Q f Pbyfiral EJIICKIUIHI 'Gif F1 Theta Kappa Phi ' 'k,A '-. 5 ., 3 lnterfratemity Council ISP 3 Varsity Aiqresilipgaf'-1 Squad 15. 411 Dolphins fl, 2, 5,A5.j,i I, ' 1 l ik. rn- 4 rffl.- i II'---.S , .Q-gala 'bmi ra . L. JAMES RICHARD Hunsr .......... Commerce Q W, 1 yt Eronofrrirr, Banking and Fnrariee, Yzilrf ' Management .,' 'x -gli -- Marketing Club L, ' ,JQAX ff. v? , -wg 'SE' re 250 af' .Si , 1 Q ies 1 X--r x i xg' f' if I.-,A V REI 1 Urfi Engineering h I RICHARD WADE Husrow ..... 1-buna Civil Engineering- L if I Club Lana I V shipmen: A.S.C.E. Honors Day fl, 25 ELLIS CAMPBELL HUTCHESON, J Q Phi Eta Sigmag Lieutenant, Ba, i Mid- ' I ' I Y Cook ' e, Tenn. Engineering Civil Engineering Phi Eta Sigma.: A.S,C.E.g I.T.E.5 llini Rail- road Club Honors Day 111 WALLACE WOLEVEI1 HUTCHISON ...... Dnkam Agriculture ' Agricultural Economic: Ten-O-One Club Agricultural Economics Club GI1E'rcI-IEN IIIENE I-Ir.I'rsoN .,......... Cbimga Education Elementary Eduraiion Cagle Hall Illini Union Committee IZ, 31 1 Campus Chest C31 g Orchesis f4J 5 Teachers-in-Training Club Honors Day C-33 PAUL WILLIAMS HYDE .........,. Champaign Physical Education Pilgysical Education Phi Epsilon Kappa I.l..iEsELor'rI: LILLIAN 1-IYMAN ......... Claimgo K Liberal Arts and Sciences Eiiglirh I lincoln Avenue Residences W.A.A.' Q11-itlntercollegiate Zionist Federa- tiong Spanish Club: Teachers-in-Training Club I-IonoL's,Day il, 2, 5,5 University of Illinois r,Scholnrs1Iip Key if K .- r ev - , he 1 i'HoLLEN -REED Hh-IQMAN, Jn. ..... Springfield ' Joufnalism . Editorial gwssocigrk Editor, 'fiflie Dany Illini: Sigma fpeira-'cali 'ri-e Daily Illini cs, 43 'Y ,iSPIAIYgif'igld,Jlll1i'QI5 College: University of -.Nebriqm ' , ' , L' ' . -, I . I -I Q- ,Q , SHIRIEY ,IEANIH PI-Ifzi-:Es ,......... .Oak Park . ,lliibetal Ants and Sciences g . Srqriolagy ,A ,ffl-Ietri Upsilon, 4 Shi.-Ai9llillirii.'-U,ni9lrg,Committee 41, 23 g Y.W. ,fC.A. Committee .ifM,'2Jg Spanish Club I 4, , an 1 - . I -- 4 r ' ' V ,wha 6fl,QiA mfr!!! lit 'N i I ii :gm m ll STANLEY THORNTON ICENOGLE ...... Mormon Commerce Management and Markeiifzg Theta Chi Marketing Club KATHLEEN Hmo IDE ,,..,.. ......... C bingo Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemirrry Evans Hall XVright Junior College GEORGE RONALD IFTNER .....,. ..... P ekm Agriculture .'Ig!'0Il0l7Ij' Illini Union Committee 12,312 Field and Furrowg Hoof and Horn Club Miami University: Dartmouth College GORDON MARVIN IHBE ...., Wauufaioru, Il 1,r. Fine and Applied Arts A7'Cl7ffEEIllfP A.I.A.g Fine and Applied Arts Societyg French Club PAUL IMRE ........,.,,.,. New York, N. Y. Liberal Arts and Sciences Prjcbology Pershing Rifles: United XVorld Federalists VERN CRAIG INGALSBE ..,... ....... 0 ulewaad Engineering Q Illecbanirnl Erzgizzeefilrg Joi-IN ANTHONY INGRASSIA ......... Rockford Commerce Marketing am! Management Theta Delta Chi MARTHA CARLYN INNIS ..,.,..... Champaign Commerce Emnomifr Gamma Phi Beta Illini Union Council C354 Illini Union Com- mittee fl, 2, 5D 5 Y,W.C.A, Committee fly 3 Campus Chest C415 N.S.A. Senate Subcom- mittee C455 French Club Honors Day KU avow- L w 5' 'Q'-H' it I asa N ii- JAMES MARK IoccA ..,........... Springfield Engineering Ciill Erzgizzrerirzg Chi Gamma Iota: Illinois Technograph IZ, 31g A.S.C.E. GLrN IQARL IODER ,..,...... .... B rm1','onl Agriculture Gemmzl .igrifnllme Alpha Gamma Rho Y,M.C.A. Committee fl, 2. 53 1 Second Regi- mental Band fl, 5lL Wfesley Foundation Stu- dent Council H, 41 3 All Ag Field Day Com- mittee 13l 1 Plow Boy Prom Committee Ulg Field and Furrowg Hoof and Horn Club NICHOLAS ANTHONY IosUE ......... Cbimgo Engineering Civil Erzgizzeuring Varsity 150 lb. Football Squad 133. Honors Day IZ, 31 SHIRLEY INIAE IREsoN .... .... ..., L 0 ckpon Education Erlglirb Stratford House University Chorus Hal g Teachers-in-Training Club Joliet Junior College JAMES ERNEST IRETON ......,.,.,.. Elmzrooii Division of Special Services Biology CLAY LADELL IRICK .......... ,..... P itlrheld Division of Special Services Agrii'11ltm'e Sigma Chi Louis INIELVIN IRONS ....... Chicago Heigblr Physical Education Pbyriral Education Kappa Alpha Psi Varsity Track Captain: Tribe of Illini 12, 3, 4lg Varsity Track Squad fl, Z. 3, Lil, Letter ll, 2, 5, 411 Intramural Council C3l Honors Day IZ, El DONNA Rose ISEBERG ......... ..,.. .E lgin Education Elfmemaiy E1-IIllL'r1lfUI1 lndeco Illini Union Committee 13, 43 5 Campus Chest 12, 35 Northern Illinois State Teachers' College I1 I ' a , 3- fy, , I X 5 1. ' I 'ww-lx 'mill --'Y SAMUEL WATARU ISHIBASHI ..,,... ..CbImAgw4 Liberal Arts and Sciences - 'JE Sociology i I I ' A I l CONSTANTINE THOMAS ISKALIS. ,..,. Ufoliez Commerce Acformlrmry Joliet junior College S'I Itvrs IVANCEVICH ..........., , . . .Clvitx-Igo Liberal Arts .Incl Sciences Erorzonffrf VIRGINIA RUTH IIILNS ,..,,... ...., D I-mliir Liberal Arts and Sciences Pbgfiolugy Honors Day Gi STANLEY HOWARD IYLIISON ..... Melrore Pzirkll Commerce . AtI'U11nlI111cy ,L Chi Psi ' I ? Illini Union Committee 45, All: Men's 'Glegi I lub 12, 3, 413 Accountancy Club I' li Honors Day Q21 I1 I I -J 5, . Q' JHNNE IZEN , .... ,..,. .,,.,,.... . . Cbiraii' Liberal Arts and Sciences 'A 1 . Sociology , J Indiana University ' '-1' 7 FI IN: l 1' ig j' 2'-C 3 If AIITHLIR Joi-IN JACKSON., ..... .. 4,04 Division of Special Services V, v Malhemallcx l .1 ' Newman Hall .'f.k'. A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. ' i' University of Miami .g-.i ll - , 'f :5t f I W w '. I fl. I Q 'ij HAROLD RILEY JACKSON ..4... . .1.2QLrnI1 fnmmercc ' it ff. Accountancy and Alanagerlzffiirxi 1 Dolphins HJ: Accountancy Club ,J A ? , ' J. .3 fi 252 'egos' I I. ,I ,fig tri.. A G 6 if QB' ,I .X I .1 Q I x 5 Il' ' ?' ' V MARY ELLEN jAcIcSoN ..... F paigu Physical Educa x Phyrinzl Edum Alcestis 1' I W.A,A. CI, 2, 35 3 Orchesis 1 Physi- cal Education Majors Club I .I In Q RALPH ELWIN JACKSON ....... IiIImIillfI Commerce AL'L'0lIl7fdHCj' l Alpha Kappa Psig Beta Alpha Account- ancy Club Honors Day Q51 ' University of Kansas Y' I i XVILLIAM CARROLL JAcIcSoN,,., .... ltffrkjfyi-Il .' rl Lau' , Cvmmerre mm' Lua' Pi Kappa Alpha I Illini Union Committee l3l 1 ,Iunior Bar Asso- ill Liation Honors Day Q2, 53 Il I WILLIAM CHARLES JACKSON .,....... Cbiruiga Division of Special Services , Ivlarkerinyg 1 l Sigma Nu III The Daily Illini CBJ: Illini Union Committee 121g Interfraternity Council 121: First Lieu- tenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment: Military l Council: Transportation Corps Club ' CARL MILLAIII: JACOBS ................ xllbiou Engineering Agricultural Engmeerhlg Engineering Caimcil Q45 3 A.S.A.E, 'Eastern Illinois State College 4 ,. , . L CAROL .......,...... .W'eJ1 Fnmkforf I I 'V' I ,Liberal Arts and Sciences , I , .lfgacbology I Sigma Kappa I ' I Managerg ,Box Office and House Management, IIllinii'l?heatIQg I1Guildg Mortar Boardg Shi-Ai: Alpha Lambda Delta: Arepog Mask and ' 'Baublejf Psi IChi.g Illini Union Committee I 'Ill 5 ,Illini Theatie Guild Manager 12, 3, 41g 1 I freshman Frolic 'Committeeg Spanish Club I qfirongrs Day f1,2,3Al: University of Illinois I Sch'bIarSh1pIKey DANIEL JACOBS .c. ..,..,............ Cbimgo 'Engineering , ' Civilifnginerrirzg I I AI.S.QiEr: HonorSIDay:lf1Ff ' I I A-5. :Ja . P' I :yi I I I 'PI lifter' n 'l 'N' in I , 'I Iv ' , 4 l 5.3! . I I f I SHIRIJIEQI SIIGKII ' Jacons ....... . . .Cbimga l 1 ,.IIibv v Il'4fAQtS and Sciences 'I -geology 4 -I.onIry1sAioQgg' House I,3rc5i5g'enByI jg Intercollegiate Zionist Fedcrationft I I i 5' 1 ' A 's'!Il I A Hiinnmrr Rox' jacoasorv .... Kanmr City, Mo. Engineering Merliarziral Engineering Sigma Alpha Mu House President 1313 Illinois Technograph CM First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regi- ment: Tau Nu Tau: A.S,M.E. Honors Day 13, 41 Kansas City junior College IRWIN jaconsox ....,...,.. . . . .Chimgfi Commerce AI'I'0In1lIz1lI'.v Stagger Inn Accountancy Club Honors Day 125 jmtorm jacoasox . .,.,.......,.... Clvirngo Engineering Merhmziral Engineering Club Coler Pi Tau Sigmag House President C41 :A.S.M.E. Honors Day 121 Roosevelt College ANNE Jaescmcr ....,.,.... Falla' Ciig, Ntibr. Fine and Applied Arts :lit Lincoln Avenue Residences Illustrators Hendrix College: Washington Uniiersity CORINNE SHIRLEY JAFFE ..... ...Kankakee journalism :lflI'erIiJi:Ig Keeler House ' House President tit - 1 QU. PHILLIP ADLAI JAItIEs ........ ,. .Oak Pink journalism Adzerliririg Kappa Delta Rho Star and Scroll: lnterfraternity Council 15, -ll g Marketing Club . xv . vx,Tvl,..-A 2' ' , .. f .Jil P A ffrrfifi '?'. Srrvr JOHN JANCI ................. Clfimga 43 Engineering Elerlriml Engineering Newman Hall A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. FRANK JOSEPH JANDA, JR. ...... .. .Berwyn Engineering Engineering P'yJir.t Sigma Phi Epsilon Honors Day 137 CHARLES Koxsraxrrs jaxrcousrzv..IBIII-felon! Engineering ,lllurug Erzglrlfrrifig M.l.S. Bizvrrtiv FERNI: 'Iaxov ..,.,... ...Cbiraw ,lournalism Raiim Delta Phi Epsilon Shi-Ai: Theta Sigma Phi: The Daily lllini tllg lllini Theatre Guild Manager 157i lllini Theatre Guild Cast 1133 W'll.l. Mig Freshman XY eek tfcvminittee tell 1 lirench Cluli Honors Day lil University of Michigan Prrrn lXlOl,l.FR -Iaxsox, . Eau Orange, N. j, Ciirnnicree EI'ff11rfmII1i First Lieutenant, Army R.O,T.C. Regiment: Arseca: Scabbard and Bladcg Aoqfiuntanty Clubg French Club: lllini Insurance Soeiety: Marketing Clubg Society tor the Advantement of Managementg junior Chamber of Ciirrirneiie Daxilii. YIOHN jaxtw ...,.,. . ..,.., Lifiiae Division of Special Services .lltukulivzg Gazund Heights Marketing Lluh Mitlirgan State Collegeg Morton junior Lnllege B0t'IsI'xI Mit H.-XIII. janimitw .... ..I.I!1Iv,'ViiIllI' Engineering Illt'rlv.II1iI ,Ii Efzgmi I i mg Pi Tau Sigma Honors Day tll Lake College of C,-iminerre XX'II.I.Ariu Gonuox jaiuis ..,, .. .Cfflhiwz Engineering Illurbarlirxzi Eiigiizirrizzg Sigma Tau: Pi Tau Sigmag A.S.M.E. Honors Day tl, Z, 5, -ing University ot llli- nois Scholarship Key Virginia Military Institute Rrwsrri, Liar -IIQCIQIQI. ......... .... D flairuz Agriculture l'nI'I1Ii0rIIIl ,'1gI1I'nit1na Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Tau Alpha: lllini Union Council Ill 3 lllini Union Committee ill 1 Y.M.C.A, Board ot Directors Hi: Y.M.C.A. Cabinet 15, 433 Y.M.C.A. Committee tl, 211 All Ag Field Day Committee ill Cnanrrs RICHARD jrifrrnsox .... ...Pekin Engineering Iller'ln1niI'i1l Ellgillttlillg Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigma: A.S.M.E.: S.A.E. Honors Day 13, 45 253 I -, i K' .K - i n-I --. f s Y . . 1 4-I 'er V in i 1 15' 4 9 f' fr' J vu I THOMAS CARTER Jrzuxnss ......... Springfelg tl Engineering - Mechanical Engineering A Chi Gamma Iotag Pi Tau Sigmag Ivlajgr, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Military Council A.S.M.E.: S.A.E. '1 ' Honors Day C31 R , sv.. ,A , 'iq Tr-romas HYsi.oP Jrwxrzss ,,....,.... .Cireizi Liberal Arts and Sciences V Morton Junior College I C LAvenNE Aucusr JENNE .,,..,. .... C arlyle Agriculture Dairy Terlmalogy Fraker House House President 1455 Lutheran Foundation: Student Council 15, 43 1 Dairy Production Club: Gamma Deltag All Ag Field Day Com- mittee QSJ 3 Hoof and Horn Club: Rural Life Club HAROLD Jnws JENSEN .,..,........ Mnyiroml Liberal Arts and Sciences Piycbology Chi Gamma lotag Psi Chip American Legion Post No. 9095 Rille and Pistol Clubg Sphinx Club l MAMLYN JEROME ............ .-li rudia, Calif, Agriculture 4 Home Erounnzfrr , Home Economics Club i Q Juris Crrrfrfonn Jessml ...... ..... C lzmuii Commerce 1 Perronnel illmmgemerzl ' Marching Band U35 Illini lnsuralce Societyi, Chemical Engineering ' A.I.Ch.E. ' - :ri 1 a L v X 1 A- A ,iii V. :' - true. fs? .sr ' , 5 3 -u fn' ' ' fm, 5 ' if Q K f lr , I - i 1 f n P si , r.: tacit. ,1 fra: I vu Illini Masonic Clubg Marketing Club 1 r r LILLIAN JrN ........ii...,......... Cbiraga ,. Liberal Arts and Sciences i' 4 Pfyrbology X Lincoln Avenue Residences Chinese Students Clubg Students for Demos, l cratic Action i ll Wilson Junior College .I Y f'v4 , ,ai wif I ,ggi ROLAND DAVID Jorrz. .... III, I'ei-mm N,YQ journalism '. N1 Adl'L'flIJIl14H 'x Illini Union Committee 159g Illini Tliagirfry Guild Manager Ur: Campus Chest 15,3105 Marching Band 43.411 Second Regimenizrlxl Band CZ, 3, 4l: Combat Defense Club 13,415 College of the City of New York ' V: 1 . -41 Q , I 'bf V?-9 254 . .JI 'M sf LQEQQE ' ' o ,him Joi-ms .... . began .Y4'5'fi:' N in Engineering :V Y-'jg iqkfgglnzrziral Engin qi . i '-Pi'fMu 'Egsilbng Pi Tau Si .M.E.g stare. pm 'F - W ' , ' Ho norst Day.1JQ51J J .I ,W L - .b ,L , , ,q W DONALD BOOTH JOHNSEN, .... . .Aurora Engineering Mecbirgicul Engineeri Theta Xi A.S.M-.E. Illinois Institute of Technolog ARTHUR CRAIG JOHNSON,...1llE'r'llL'f79N, N. J. Commerce ACC0llfIfdl1f-1 Clark House Illini Union Committee 15, -llc House Presi- dent QZJQ N.S.A. Senate Subcommittee 6,471 Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club Bethany College Bam- O1-To JOHNSON ............... Chimgo Engineering Electrical Engineering Minawa Lodge Illini Christian Fellowship 15, 455 A.I.E.E.- I.R.E. Wright Junior College CAROL MARIE JOHNSON ..... Journalism V Adrlerfiring I Sherwood Loge Illini Union Committee 151: Illini Christian Fellowship 13, 41 3 Marketing Club Joliet Junior College .., ,joliel CHAm.o'rriz MARIA Joi-rNsoN ,.,. ....Chimgo J r Liberal Arts and Sciences L Eranomin Cagle Hall ' 1, Y.W.C.A. Committee 133 3 W,A.A. Nu- meralsg- W.A.A. fl, Z, 5, -ll 1 Orchesis C21 3 Phi Beta. Kappa ' Honors Day i1,2, 5Jg University of Illinois Scholarship Key ,- Dunrmf Bum Jomszson ,.,. . ....Rarkfard Engineering Cemmifr Parade 'Ground 'Units A.C.S. I l l ' Evnm' PIZTEMQI-LNQON ....... .... M .fiywaad Commerce - Attolmtanry 'Parade Cround'fUpits Phi Eta Sigma: Beta Alpha Psig Accountancy 1 Club r '-' 'E Honors 'Day l2f52il ,': f ,gif ffm' H4231 i ly v 1. 1. . zEI5ETcHER GILBERT JOHNSON. ,C w e fy Division of Special es I Z , Eronamirs ,g ' 'lf Alpha Tau Omega l cb , . ly 1 J ff lea ' ci 11 isis. f . -I - ': y-- 51 Q3 if: 5. Kai' F33 Q, i I- :gi .Lis A 4 -rg: 'if l 'I i GEORGE ERNEST JOHNSON .... .... Cliiraga I Engineering l ' Q ,V Mechanical Engineeflrgg . r' 4 Chi Gamma Iotag The Illio 1415. A.S.M1E. V Honors Day Q21 1 HAROLD IRVING JOHNSON ..,.... .... A Ialine A' Engineering Civil Eragineerizlg Brentwood INA CORINNE JOHNSON ............... Aleda Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Cagle Hall ' Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff C11 YWCA Committee Q11 W A C11 Gamma Delta JAMES FRANCIS JOHNSON Galerbzn g Commerce Mnmzgemenl Newman Hall Accountancy Club Illini Insurance Society Marketing Club 0, i9 JOHN GREWE JOHNSON l17nrerlao Iam l Engineering Mechnnrml Engmeeimg Sigma Tau Tau Beta Phi Phi Eta Sign-E Pr Tau Sigma Student Senate f4 Senior Class President A S M E S A E Honors Day C1 2 3 41 University og Illinois Scholarship Key Evansville College MARTHA JANE JOHNSON Decatur, Liberal Arts and Sciences Q l Sociology Alpha XI Delta Mask and Bauble Illini Theatre Guild . ager Q3 41 YWCA Committeeq MacMurray College I MELVIN WALTER JOHNSON JR S 2 Agriculture General Agfrcultme Lil Minawa Lodge illlrnr Christian Fellowship 15 41 Ield Burrow Northern Illinois State Teachers ol'g 4 Ii 1 4 .' . . . ' g .A. . ' ef? T lf' Jw 1 :-'j' r. '15 'l f fffw-ii if ' ' I-fair ' . -. 1 '- --- :J ' s A ' g .. . .g . . . i A 521 ' 'Fai l 5 gf' 534253, ' ',ZiJ2f5i i . ........ j'f'1f l - - 5 , g . .. . ' QJQSJYM 39 ig H51 Ki. 7-Q fl' V A , .... lf? , liwol It A . . -h .. . . . . iii . 1 ' , + - - :Se 51 -4 It . 'l ' ll I Lf- .-in-... sa i fs- ,Qsf t , X X fiixliik v-4. K. i NTS' g ,ff L xt 'S -vu.. Fl' , - ,A s -f an- nm VN 'Ein u - .,.. 1 s. -ai' FNANCILCAROL JOHNSON ............ Cbimga Q Liberal Arts and Sciences : Bncleriolagy Q , Gamma! House E Mask and Baubleg Illini Theatre Guild Man- ! ager C215 W.G.S. Executive Council 12, 31: I House President Q41 E i I r I PAUL WILLIAM JOHNSON ........... Nakamu Agriculture General Agricullure La Coterie Agricultural Economics Clubg Field and Fur- rowg Hoof and Horn Club ROBERT LAXVRENCE JOHNSON ........ Chimgo Commerce Mamzgemenl amz' Marketing Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club Northwestern Universityg Michigan State College ROGER DAVID JOHNSON .... .. ........ Biimuia Agriculture General Agriculture Brentwood Hoof and Horn Clubg Agricultural Club Northern Illinois State Teachers' College WAYNE FRANKLIN JOHNSON ......... Moline Commerce Aldfkfllflg Zeta Psi Augustana College WILLIAM ROBERT JOHNSON .... ...... P izxnm Liberal Arts and Sciences Hirfory GUY EDGAR JOHNSTON ............. Morrison Fine and Applied Arts Afcbllecturnl Engineering A.I.A.g A.S.C.E. Augustana College WILLIAM HAROLD JOHNSTON ....... Dfwvill: Commerce Ekonomirr ' Alpha Sigma Phi Varsity Swimming Squad f3,41: Freshman Varsity Swimming Squadg Commerce Council Q41 5 Marketing Clubg Illini Insurance Society I r 5 255 L FiNNrs EARL JOLLY .... . ..,.. . .. .Clwrrzymign Division of Special Services Arrbiterture Scarab: A.I.A, Arinsrir Joyce Joivrs ...... ,. ..,... Bellwood Liberal Arts and Sciences CAJEIIIUTIJ Culxer-Stockton College: DePaul University ARTHUR TENNANT JONES ..... .... C biragn Commerce Arrolmrfzury Phi Eta Sigma: Beta Alpha Psig Accountancy Club Honors Day fl, 21 University of Southern California Iiuwrx LEIGH JONES, JR ............. Antioch Engineering Aemzmulifal EI7giI1ECVi?7g l.A.S. Newberry College 5 HAROLD AUGLlS'l'L'S JONES ..... .... 0 akley Commerce - .4rrou1zlizm'y - Parade Ground Units ' Chi Gamma Iota: Phi Eta Sigma: Account- ancy Club: Junior Chamber of Commerce Honors Day ill Illinois Commercial College 4 i 'Z 1 ., J' il.-KNIT Euzaafrn Joxrs ......... Deyglaiyii , .4- Education .5 'IS-'JV Engllrlv tv A 1 . ,h ,J Alpha Chi Omega 'Y fl' Honors Day fl, 2, 31 . Hn 97 T ' -gv - -ei '- - - 'K ' lg. -'fl , 4.4i',L- 'fm 4. , W, , 1 Joim STRICKLER Jones, JR ..,. BB-Qffgbfiirgijd Commerce 5-:Sf-fi ,K Nlaflagwzlenl . Q54 4 , Phi Gamma Delta ii fix ' ?f?ZeG4g5 . R afar Q K 3' Qi will l. ' l F ' l : IPAUI. CALDWELL Jones ..... . m-iew Engineering . V Lambda Chi Alpha NA I Illini Union Council 135: Ill wi ' Com- mittee f1,,2, 5, -il 3 Y.M. ,Qin mmittee 12, 5, 41 3 Interfraternity Coun fl J 3 Var- sity Football Squad 157 : Uni i, Chorus General Enginee .C C ll Ml 3 WILL C41 - W ROBERT Hur-iN Joxszes, .,...... rle Ridge Liberal Arts :ind Scie Hf,fl0l'j' Honors Day QU ROBERT WILLIAM JONES ,,.... .... D nurille Commerce lMdl'kFfi7IAQ THOMAS STUART JONF5 ....... Oaklmiil, Mil. Liberal Arts and Sciences Cl79Wli.fl1'J' Parade Ground Units Sigma Taug Phi Lambda Upsilong Concert Band Q-ij 3 Marching Band 13, 47 L First Regi- '3'-' ggi ' 6. ' N 1 it., . uv 1 I A pf w f ' . 1--X mental Band 131: A.l.Ch.Ei Wlest Virginia Wesleyan College WILLIAM FRANK Jowes ..... .. ..,, Cbimga ' Engineering Merbaniral Engmifeling l cm Gamma lore.: A.S.M.E.q S.A,E.g Junior Chamber of Commerce University of Michigan l l LRAl,PH BERNARD JORDAN ..... . ....... Cbimgn - Division ofiSpecial Services rr M , , ' fgiktillllg ' ,Zeta Psi ' .f ,Y l f , 'I I -'IJ EP' ' if Jon Joslcei-rg ...........,....... Blaomingion I ' Division iQf'ASPECl2ll Services L iGenef1i1lfEngineering ' Sigma Chi i Lys-,Ave . 'J i zJ.s'.': wi Illinois .yvfeslheyanib-'pniversity l'V H ' ' -: ,- .'.A !-' ' ' , -fag-w ffeil A 44' L7 4 oe '. .r f - ' -rk'.',I ef? ll? xg Vibiiq 4. 4 '-Q if - - ': Lnn WENDELL Jomis .,,.,.. K1n1.ra1g6?rri, SMR-553 ji-5Qjy.15gJ,x,. ,,,,,,, New Ypfk, N, Y Englrwvrmix , J ,' 1 ' 'tlfcilrnmerce Civil EllgflIt't'Y'l!I,tJ , 4 M - , N lylfnrkeling Student Religious C-vunfil 11.523 Zap , lluiii,-ii Tifegige lGu'ilid Production starr 421 Foundation Student Council Il, qicu- :Hillel F0Uf1al3fiQ,1QI :Student Council C25 : Ac ffnilnf. AUUY R-0-T-C. Rfllimfnfl--His 1' 4? I 6fco'utitacy,Club':.M5.yketing Club: Junior Cham 'QQ' 5, ' l1il5effoE'Comm-ergvc 'Q' M A I X, 1 '1i332pklyn'5GoJleE: Q 256 r' ' A J p -I ' 4 iv ' is J, I , , GEORGE BERNARD JOSTEN...Pl7lldd6l17blrZ, Pn Engineering Mechanical Engineering Newman Hall A.S.M.E.: S.A.E. George Washington University THEODORE FRANK KACIUSIS .... .... C birngo Commerce Management Grevada Manor House President C41 Wilson junior College CLEMENT LEONARD KACZOROXVSKI .... Clsimgn Liberal Arts and Sciences Pulitiml Science XVright junior College CHARLES EDWARD KAIEMPEN .......... Qninry Engineering Aeronanlifal Engineering House President Mig I.A.S.: Student Busi- nessmen's Association Stanford Universityg Mexico City College Roc!-IELI.E KAGAN .,..,............. Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Speech Delta Phi Epsilon The Daily Illini 11,215 The Illio ID: Campus Chest fijg Illini Theatre Guild Board Q31 JAMES HOXVLEY KAI-ILIQE ...., .... C hirgzga Engineering Merbaniral Engineering I Carnegie Institute of Technology 'l l gl l 1 . ,l HENRY KAHN .................. .. .lllgzrlrlifillf Liberal Arts and Sciences 2 L Chemical Engineering , 2 'Q Illinois Technograph CS, 43 3 A.I.Ch.E. ,JI Honors Day KU , ' 2 I fl I 'l LLOYD KAHN ..................... Mfuzrbnll A Liberal Arts and Sciences K N A Cbemiilry , l il Tv - X A ,,,. 4 Q 5 A I it BS I I X l l ii ii :. .ui ROBERT EDWARD RAIN .......... Muncie, Ind. Fine and Applied Arts A1'fL7lll'l'lIll'dl Engineering A.I,A.g A.S.C.E.1 Fine and Applied Arts Society Ball State Teachers' College JEAN PATRICK KAINE ,....,... .. .lieimzme Commerce fifrvlnilruzry Phi Eta Sigmag Accountancy Club Honors Day CI, 21 Rockhurst College GERALD PETER KAIRES ,....... .... I l .z11kl'g.nr Physical Education Pbyrirnl .Edmulliofz House President 13, 413 Tribe of Illinig Vai- sity Baseball Squad 11, 2. 5. 45, Letter 41, Z, 41, Freshman Varsity Baseball Squad PAUL WILLIAM KAISER, JR, ....... Wyllllkflgilll Commerce Illrlfkfllflg Chi Psi Varsity Football Squad 41, 27 g Varsity Track Squad 12,375 Illini Insurance Society: Mar- keting Club EDXVARD XVACLAXV KAAIINSKI, ,IR.....Cl1lL'1lglJ Engineering Melzzllzzrgirnl Engizzsering XVilson junior College TI-IADDEUS MICHAEL KAAIINSKI ......, Cbimgo Commerce ilflarkelirig Oregon House Pershing Rifles, Accountancy Clubg Illini In- surance Societyg Marketing Clubg ,Tumor Chamber of Commerce ALLEN JOSEPH KANAK .......... ,.., B miiyu Engineering Civil Engineering 'Triangle Sigma Tau: Tau Beta Pig Chi Epsilon: Tau Nu Taug Scabbard and Bladeg A.S,C.E. Honors Day 12, 35 RICHARD HERMAN KANAR ..........,. 13m-zwyfi Division of Special Services Civil Enginuering Parade Ground Units House President fi-I 3 Engineering Council 13, -Hg A.S.C.E.g I.T.E. Morton junior College 257 ,., 'W - . .'1 Roaraivr BXGNAL KANE ...... ..... 0 .re Parke' Education ' in Mn! lwmam-1 -A Fralcer House l M Y.M.C.A. Committee i291 Mens Glee Club 1 f1,2lg Captain, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment: ' Military Councilg Arsecag 'l'eachers-in-Train- ing Club L' Honors Day 65 ' ROLAND Roasnr Kass .... . ,.... .llnudelein . Agriculture ' Vomiiozml .flgrfrrrlmra ' 1 l Colonial Manor v Dairy Production Club ' Honors Day flb ', ', 4 Ar ' ri- - 'A 1. u N ' i It F . VIRGIL Fnmcrs KANN,-XLL ..... .. .Beieqfregw Engineering I ' Merlmniral Eneznesuuy Y 1' 3 l o I I Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigmag A.S.MiEf EUGENE KANTER . .. . .......... ..I.Cl:icagn Liberal Arts and Scientes Zofilffgj Blackhawk V6 . Omega Beta Pi ' i'y.'l Honors Day 121 ' ' Mounts KAPLAN ................... Chicnga Liberal Arts and Sciences g Plijflfilngj ' St. ,lohn's University n ' l C l O 1 V l The Daily Illini UI: Hillel F0undVation,Stu- ' dent Council Il, 2, 43 1 Y.M.C.A. Q15 Mar- l kcting Club ' Honors Day 123 . 1- ' INlORTON K,-KPLAN ,,,....... .... ' . Qrfbirizgo journalism M Y 1' Arlzwliring ' l 'i L 4 . -'rf 'I Main' Kanaxounris ..,.,...., .... .idfnrifhga I Liberal Arts and Scicnqgili, -I L Surmlogj 1. '. Sherwood Lodge V: ' ,l . ' l l is 'A-is , +'..f'gi 5 ,ke af J l?i. Q? - 'Lb 'ACI 'Y Rrcruno Josspi-r Kanas .,...... 'Cl'g1gq- Liberal Arts and SclcnL -.Lx Clzemiml ljriyrglmfrin -,.- 45N Chi Gamma Iotag Sigma Taug V u1B'EI'a if Phi Eta Slgm3L Phi LHH1 l6llQ a.r.ch.E. - I Honors Day U, 2, il 1 UniversiQilhlwi!n Scholarship Key Q Michigan State college M' ' 258 I s K-L rg?-7 iv 'Fr' P - 'CHARLES Mnrtvm Kanoorsr.. N anrille Commerce Markeling N fi . r- C ' ' X a sy ix , ia Aim 'ZR 1 19,- ARLINE Sr-rmuay Karim- ...... . .Cbimga If N ' Journalism ' ' Elilorial .- 'Busey Hall 'The Daily Illini 131 Honors Day C11 Roosevelt 'College ROBERT BULAND Kaiucow ..... .. .Wilmene Commerce Accmmianry Alpha Kappa Lambda Varsity 150 lb. Football Squad C31 g Account- ancy Club: Marketing Club Bucknell Universityz Cornell University: Northwestern University ARTHUR Enwann KARLAN ..,... Prmrrir, N. 1. W' if .i Journalism Adveimnzg Clark House 0 Phi Eta Sigmag Alpha Delta Sigma: House I President Q41 gAMarketing Club: Spanish Club Honors Day 11, 21 '93 'Jeiuw Kaiuovsxv, Jn. ......... .... C irero Engineering Mirzing Engineering M.I.S. Indiana State Teachers' College U ,MONROE WILLIAM KARMIN. .Mineola, N. Y. Journalism 1 Editorial 'Sigma AlphaQ,Mu . The Daily Illini fl, Z, 3,433 Sigma Delta Chi . f: Tr-romfis JaMesrKJigzNosicv ........ Livingimn ' Commerce ' ' C AEISDIIIIIHIYFY Beta' Alphaljsif: Accountancy Club -Iffonorsnpay CZ, V na Q , E if 1 1+ rfS4 ,gy J H- A ' T' Lff'l'x ! ' 'i',' ,E .A . , -5 kr - y Miuzomu: i -1 Y- scnaic. .... .. . . .Sfrmrar ' 7 if mmerce ah -'un-omiu plrncogn Wvenu csidenccs Pl:rfi,'fl C!1r arketing Clubg Spanish I 4Clgl5:'-Illini 453 ce Society ' F Ars ml- 'al l - f Q LAWRENCE GERALD KAssovER. 455951, nf Commerce gfix ' Marketing V A F. ' 5 Tau Delta Phi fl 7 ' Interfraternity Council C215 Maileefing Club R :fr l 2 . I I l RICHARD OTTO KAsTEN ....... ,.. .. .Panai Liberal Arts and Sciengesl - ' Hiflary V 1 . L 1 2 I. ,iii , Q 'X 1 Y' sf rl, I 1 'ti E1 ,av l li., .P Il - pl 'I if Y i-I , r '- Q . 4 I FREDERICK WILLIAM KAs'roR...p::iQ'i.,Glieniae W . . . . vga: ti , Division of Special Sqrgiceg I 1 Adl'6I'liIiNg if-Il: K ' 9' ' - Wifi! 'Y A l Sigma Nu 'r Y, X Skull and Crescentg Alpha Delgawgigmaglfstu- dent Businessmen's Association ff' A.-il 5 , Z 2,4 er. ' I ' 3512. + ,Ar E i . ' 1' 1 , . . 'AL A ' . i ELLIN HINTON KAUEERIANN...l.v..'.A.foailan4 Physical Education ' , ' , I' i Pbyriral Eduralion I 1' Phi Mu p A if 4 XV.A.A. ci, 2, 5, 45 gli . I X lm? H .. RUSSELL ELLWOOD KAUEPLIANNEZE ,af-fafiiidafe Division of Special Ser5iiEesig'fif' I . Edncalion 'VA 1 'ii -I Alpha Kappa Lambda I Y.M.C.A. Committee ni wi I Davidson College I. In - 75- 1 1' ,gl Q f la if l i V iffy. 1 :h I , l I r ?:ilS,-,xxliw 3-3 1 Y: Q , .I ' ,V 3' DONALD LAVERNE KAUEMAN ..... fpinark Agriculture ' A ,X I I Vocational Agrimlturd I A Qi 'Q Newman Hall fw vi E Q Alpha Zetag Chi Gamma Iotag Pliif Etagsigmag Alpha Tau Alphag Illinois Agriciiltiirisf: 11414: Agricultural Education Clubg American 'le-l ' gion Post No. 909 ,171 Q ,,', l Honors Day 111 ,itil L ' University of Cincinnati ry' '. ' in I ,i Ci 'i' 59. il-f l Joi-IN KAUFMANN ....,......... J:...Chn.jag'0. Engineering in 3 I- il! 1' 'El Pl1yJif.r Engineering V Q. Phi Eta Sigmag Illinois Technograp Jive . Honors Day ll, 21 :gli li 1 I Y ROBERT CHARLES KAUFMANN Division of Special Services Theta Xi A.S.C.E.g Marketing Clubg Societ Advancement of Management 5 i ' Mil., Indurtrial M anagf ment 0 l p 2' , L 9 , 'Q testi? 'QF 1 1 if fm 7:9- 5' L VERNON RAY KALIFMAN .............. lanark Engineering General Engineering Newman Hall ' A.S.M.E. Frances Shimer Collegeg General Motors Institute ARTHUR Jess KAuLruss ..... Eau Claire, Wir. Fine and Applied Arts Ar'L'l7itetI1u'aI Engineering and Arrlzilerlnral Derign A.I.A.g A.S.C.E. CLYDE ALBERT KAL'Tz ..,......... Bemenville Liberal Arts and Sciences Piycbalogy Illini Christian Fellowship I-H Elmhurst Collegeg Goshen College I.ouIs AARON KAWESCH .... Brooklyn, N. Y. Agriculture Agricultural Eronomifr Agricultural Economics Clubg Horticulture Clubg Marketing Club SIMON KAY ........ ,. .......,..... Cbimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Pryrbology Noble House Psi Chi Wright junior College MORT KAZDIN ............ New York, N. Y. Commerce jvidlktyllllg Illini Insurance Club City College of New Yorkg Brooklyn Col- lege CORINNE RUTH KEATING ............ Clzirago Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Spaniib Kappa Alpha Theta French Club: Spanish Club Beloit College SHERMAN DONALD KEATS ..... .... C bingo Journalism Adverliring Lundgren House Alpha Delta Sigma: The Daily Illini Q5. 413 Marketing Club: Praetorians Roosevelt Collegeg Central Y.M.C.A. Col- lege f 259 alll! ' '.l Damn Gumur KLHSF . ,, ., 44'-fniw Liberal Arts .md Sticntce Clwnzual Erigimtixflyl lllinmx Technngrapli Hip Engineering inun- til 4-llLA.I.Cl1.E. Illini-rs DJ5' ill .-' , 5 ,4n-s 5 Q lfiwwiiu lux Kill-:R IVIIH Auritulturc Hifnrg hifi: rn Lninirlm Phi Bum Ilninc Etwnuniiw Kilulw iurrwll lnllrgc Kiimiix -lux Kllirx' . .'lf.'iHf.i l.il1cr.il Arts .intl Sticntu lilprxi Dclt.1 fd.: Plii Eta, 'Iliu lllin III. Illini linniri '2 Inmmittcr CI, Illini IllL'.llIU Cvuiltl Pinillitf ti-in Atari illg lliiusu Piuiulcnt iii, Srxinixl. 'J fllftlx lx1'l,x1.u .,. Cmififlt 11.5 Iinglnccllng lltrl mir if l'f'iH1t4 r A NSI I.. t.inru.i Pi rr Kimi-xx, . Gf.n:1.'i rm Engim-cring Ifltrlmrzl lfrzuzmtin t lm lx.ipp.i Nu. A,ll1,l IRI Parr HUMIR KIHM, , IV f!.n,'.x Enpinuurin,-4 Llirfmril Erlxulritiinig Hum 'llicta Pi A I E.II.fl.R.E.g Cluntmn Silence f'lrg4.iiii7.i- llllfl 'srl' v nyxiix, I Ir 1,1 mi Al 1 I N Kr 1 1 IR ., IJr1iuip,,f1,lUu.i I,ibcr.il Arts .intl bunnies Pfilrlniil Sinful Iwi-. Kinsman KIIIIR ...IH in l..nz' Pi K.ipp.i Alplni litt.r f,i.irnrn.i Nngirnr Pln Alplni lJLlt.i, juinu Ihr Awltmti-tri, M.iil,tring flulu liriixniwitg wt Mrilriunr: ve 260 Aff- XM Homcif Arwen Kifiu' ....... .... A lnrengo fnmmertc .llurkrtllzlq Illini Insurance Suqicty: Marketing Club Roiirm' CQLEMAINS KFLLPY .v.. ...Clvfrugfl Engineering .-luwminllml Er1g1r1wi1l1g Pr Kappa Phi l.A.S. Dorufrm' ELLA Krfiiooo. . . .. .lilnmvmrf Agriculture Hffmr Erurlwfrllr r Illini Lliristmn Fclluxvsliip 45, -tl XY'lic.xton Cnllcge XVIIIIAM HIMW KliLl,l'lRi1i ,. , lilmrzfmf Agritulturc Curt-itil :l,qf1rnl,'mt' M1n.m'.1 Ln-lgc Illini flirrstian Fcllmvsliip 42, 5, -ll Hunurs Day ill Blru Hrxnx' Krfr.l.Y ...,,, ., , ,4jl1.m1fm1gu Division of Spatial Scrvitss Alizikrlirzg ami Emrlurlllrw Illini lnsuramc Society, Mirkcting Klub Rfirirrvr IYUXYARD KELLY ..., ..,..,.. C fbfr-align Division of Spatial Services PfU'.iiml Eiflziullurl lhnrcurnx' Ki MPNFR ..., ,. , .,,... G'lu1int' Liberal Arts and Sticntcx Soz'lnln.g.y Buscy Hall lllrni Union fommittee IB, 413 House Presi- dent 4473 Independent lntnrmnl Committee lil 1 junior Prom Committee Tru Lmx KINDRILK ......... .... I Heli-in Agritulturc G-FNFIYII flgvlilalllnu Sigma Phi Epsilon Alpha Zeta: Chi Gnmmu lutng Phi Eta Sigmng Agriculture Klub: Hunt and Horn Club: Illini Mnsunic Club Ilunnrs Day fl, 3,4l: Univcrilty of Illinuii Stlrrilarsliip Key ROBERT FRANCIS KENNEDY ..... . . .Tmmlii Engineering Civil Engineering A.S.C.E.g I.T.E. . .. .Piixlon ROBERT EUGENE KENNEY ...... Engineering Electrical Engnieefirig Eta Kappa Nug A.I.E.E.-I.R,E. Honors Day 131 Wfashington University XVILLIAAI ROBERT KERNER, JR... .,,Clvmiga Engineering 1lIr'L',,7d7Iit'dl Efzglmaerlfzg A.S.M.E. University of Michigan HAROLD THOMAS KERNS ..... .. .Sizmfiiiiib Engineering Merbarzlral Enginrcfnlg A.S.M.E.: S.A.E. University of Southern California WALTER LAWRENCE KERR ...,........ Sfiviimi Fine and Applied Arts Arrbilecr11r'e Theta Chi House President 1-il Q Accountancy Club: A.I.A.g Fine and Applied Arts Society EUGENE MATTHEW KERSTIN ,..,,,.., Chit-nga Engineering Ilflefbanifal Engimfering Xllfright junior Collegeg Illinois Institute ot Technology WALTER THOMAS KERSULIS ,..... .. .Sz. Lam.. Division of Special Services Adrerliring Alpha Tau Omega Ma'Wan-Dag Sachemg Alpha Delta Signing Tribe of Illini: Varsity Football Squad ll, Z, 3,4l, Letter I-433 Varsity Basketball Squad fl, 2, 3, 43, Letter 141 ROBERT GIVEN KESEL ..........,..... Am-am Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Lau' Phi Gamma Delta Skull and Crescentq Phi Eta Sigmag Inter- fraternity Council IZ, 5,453 WILL fljg Illini Forensic Associationg junior Bar Asso- ciation Honors Day QU . vs ' ' 5 3 1 t :W -ig,-. g Q it E we ,. ' ii' . A , E? '. :ETF .' if ii A 1 213' ,,,. . in . gf . wi 4 V I A A :, . . i ..,. .. .5 2 M' . wg. .--Y 'lt 1 as 1 s K S see N , Yf'7,'Ls! 4-ff, : i 'KT A ev ROBERT EDXVARD KIsI,ER ............ Dion-:Ile Commerce Cdllllflflie' rum' Lau' Alpha Delta Phi Skull and Crescentg Tribe of Illinig Varsity Swimming Squad 12.3, -H, Letter fl, Big Freshman Varsity Squadg First Lieutenant, R.O.'I'.Cf. Regiment: Transportation Corps Club: Junior Bar Association Honors Day tl, 2, 3l: University Ol Illinois Scholarship Key XVILLIAM RAY KrsI,ER ,,,,... .... D Imwlle Commerce Conznliim' .mtl lam' Alpha Delta Phi Varsity Swimming Squad 12,3l1 Freshman Varsity Squadg First Lieutenant, Army R.O. T.C. Regiment: ,lunior Bar Association: Transportation Corps Club Honors Day ll, 2, Mg Unixersity ot Illinois Scholarship Key ROBERT KFSLIN ,,..,,....,... ...Clmiigv Engineering Electrlinl Erzvqlriutfizilg Newman Hall A.l.E.E,-l.R.E. I.lI.A SISLRIA KESTEN .,..... Nuzi' Yfuk. N. Y. Liberal Arts and Sciences Pfjflwlogj Lmxry Lodge Psi Chi: Intercollegiate Zionist Federation Hunter Collegeg Pennsylvania State tlollcge JAMES ROBERT KELIER ..........,.... Cflmago Liberal Arts and Sciences Cl1sr17I,i'l1'y Gamma Della Valparaiso University HELEN JOAN KEY ,...,....,.. .... C ll-llllflrligll Liberal Arts and Sciences Hirzaij Alpha Xi Delta Illini Union Committee ill 1 Y.XV.C.A. Com- mittee tl, Zig Campus Chest Url: NV.A.A. 13, ell 3 Teachers-in-Training Club WILI.IAzu ALTON KEYSER ..,.,.,.,... Cliii-ago Division of Special Services Evmiomicf Alpha Sigma Phi Illini Union Committee 135 ROISITRT THEODORE KIIERES ,.,, .... C liimgo Commerce Ir1du,rlr'ial I-ldflziili.-lmliafl Pi Kappa Phi lntcrfraternity Council till House President Hlg Marketing Club Wfright junior College 261 RAYMOND EARL KIGER ...... ,. .... Curie Engineering Cirfl Elzgirlierivi A.S.C,E. LAMBERT ,lures KILBOY, ,IR .... .. .Chit-ago Engineering .lI5cf'.n11r.1I Erigimein L XY'itansh:re First Lieutenant. R.O.T,C. Regimentg A.5,M,E. ERLD JOHN KILLMII ........ .... C htvpm Agriculture Gemini! I-lgIft'1il.'nvf Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Zeta: Y.M.C.A, Committee Url: All Ag Field Day Committee tl, 5. ell . Plow Boy Prom Committee 12. 5l: Field and Furrowl Hoof and Horn Club Honors Day 12. 5? RICHARD FRANCIS KILLIZLE,-LA, .... Urbana journalism ,-ldiI'r11,r1r1!g The Daily Illini l5l VICTOR W.1.I.LAcI5 KILLPY ,,,, .,,, A Ianmnulb Commerce llldlliltffltlvtll Theta Chi Fencing Manager IBF: Accountancy Clubg Illini Insurance Scvciutyi Marketing Club: Moingwena: Society for the Advancement of Management Monmouth College, Purdue University VIRGINIA CIIIOL KILLIAN ..,....,,.. Tremor: Liberal Arts and Sciences Sflinlfili Reeter f lub House President lrll 1 W'nmen'S Czlee Club tl! g Home Etimomits Club: Spanish Club Eravituzu XVAl'l'IR KILLURLN .... ..., C bimgo Engineering Alwlitifiliull lirzglnrering Annex Hall Hannis l.IoN.uw KIMIMLI ,I..,.... Oak Park Division of Special Serxices lam' Theta Delta Chi Illini Uninn Committee lil 1 junior Bar Assn- ciati-mg Pliilnsripliy Discussion Club: Rifle and Pistol fluh 262 x L X my sv- X V1 . .est 7 I. r 'll , I Ii ' I1 ESQ. 3 f A I ,x Q., ,Q We Q, P' . 'C' ' PATRICIA ANNE KIMLER ......... Bloomingmn journalism Radio Delta Delta Delta Assistant Business Manager, The Daily Illinig Torch: Shi-Ai: The Daily Illini 11, 2, 31g Illini Union Committee fl,2,3lg Star Course Manager lllg Panhellenic Executive Council 15, -IJ RAYIIOND RALPH KILIPEL. .... ,... L ff-lmnfi Engineering Ceramir Engineering Tribe of Illinig Varsity Golf Squad t1,Z, 3. -ll, Letter ll, 3, -Hg A.C.S. Michigan State College FRANK XVILLIAM KIMPLING, jR,. .Long Pom! Education lfzdnxirial Edumrion Industrial Education Society Pennsylvania Military College EARL XVILLIAII KINAST ..... Commerce Marketing .. ..., Rm Marketing Club DONALD MERLE KINCAID ,...... .... A then.: Agriculture General Agrirulllzre Acacia Skull and Crescentg Alpha Zetag Chi Gamma Iotag Phi Eta Sigmag Y.M.C.A. Committee ill : Agricultural Economics Club Honors Day tl! FLOREND EDwfIN KINDELL .,..... Piqua, Ohio Engineering Elerlfiral Ellgillfffiilg A,I.E.E.-I.R.E.g M.I.S. University of Syracuse: Case Institute of Technology NORXIN PAUL KINDER .......... .... H ardin Engineering General Engineering Plii Eta Sigma: A.S.M.E. DARLENI: REINE KING .,..,....... Springfield Liberal Arts and Sciences Pxyrbolagy Bethany Circle House President I-ll Springtield junior College Joi-IN GROSVENOR KING ............ Wilmene Liberal Arts and Sciences Englirb ,N Delta Kappa Epsilon fr ' The Daily Illini 61, Zjg Campus Chest 153 - inf i MARY-HELEN KING . ......., Hmzoleaa Him-fri: I f 'N-...sf Liberal Arts and Sciences Prycbology Palamar University Chorus Q31 Leland Stanford University PERRY KING, JR, ....,.....,.. Wert Frmrkfarl Liberal Arts and Sciences QP' ' Cbemirfry I, ' I Q ' -Ri ' .'f':Q':':: S- 2 X GER lghex ' rg:.,f-:rg-1:5-rsgggrgs-?.-:gauge X N 3 X Y N Q 3 A .. 3. EEE, r3512ij'ivs It ' ROBERT ASTOR KING ........,... jarkraurille Division of Special Services Market Rereafrb Marketing Club tw? fi ma., ROBERTA ANNE KING ...........,. Clam-lermn M H Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Spanirl: Welsh House ., I - - Sigma Delta Pig Y.XV.C.A. Cabinet C41 5 Y.W.C.A. Committee C3, 41 g Spanish Club f - Honors Day Bl . - 5 Eastern Illinois State College KQAK . Av or Q5 V IVIERLYN DUANE KINGDON .... .... E I Para Commerce Arrauntarzcy Accountancy Club It ROBERT ANDREW KINGERY ...... .. . , .Cbimgo 'AS' Y . . .A 'tg 1 , I X2 2 Q , i , Q 4532259-2. i5 4 .at wi . ...l in all Division of Special Services I ,vw lndurtrial Adminiriralian - 1 'lg' Delta Chi ,I N Wright Junior College ' h V w'?,..,' I r V Q I , .. -at Q, . ' be . i I' 1.1 .- rr.: . f ,f . rf ?r' f:T5 LrsTER LEE KINTNER .......... Eur: Sz. Lanir Engineering Mechanical Engineering Pi Tau Sigmag A.S.M.E. Honors Day f1,2, 3,41 TJ T15 JACK WINFRED KIRBY .......... ,. .Decnmf Agriculture General Agricullufe Agricultural Economics Clubg Dairy Produc- tion Clubg Illini Blackburn Club Georgia Institute of Techn0l0gY3 Blackburn College XVILLIAM KIRCI-II-IOEER, JR ,,,... .... S bumway Agriculture Vamriamzl Agfirzzllrzre Delta Sigma Phi Alpha Zetag Alpha Tau Alphag Agricultural Economics Clubg Agricultural Education Club: Hoof and Hom Club Honors Day 12, 51 JOHN GEORGE KIRIAKOS ....... Ear: Sr. Lonir Engineering Ilflecbalzifal Engineering Cosmopolitan A.S.M,E.g S.A.E. JOSEPH SAMUEL KIRSHNER .... .... C bimga Commerce Ilfiarkelifzg Marketing Club Roosevelt College PATRICIA ANN KrssEr. ,,.............. G11-md Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Ezzglirlv Hilcrest House President HJ g Honors Day Q25 Springfield Junior College WAYNE ALLEN KISSEL ........,.... Bellezrille Commerce Arfolurlarzcy and ll'Im1agenzer1t Belleville Township Junior College PAUL SIDNEY KISSIN ....... Lj'I1bl'0UlZ, N. Y, Commerce Mmmgenrenf and Marketing Clark House HARVEY NoRrsAnA KITAOKA Lai Ange1er,CrrIif. Engineering Mechanical Erzgirleering Parade Ground Units Pi Tau Sigma Honors Day Q35 Wright junior College: University of Cali- fornia at Los Angeles 263 I1,rui,iR .lux KITQH . ll.. lt 1 Liberal Arts .ind Stlcnttx S-fl. :- tn Petite Blilwi H-luxe Preiident Hr, l'm'.t l Uulivlli of. Sl ll-inn N Dux Ill lllrl w4-, X NYC-lt-,An hnwtr I-in-. Xzzrlimx livirirx-.l-.wilt Hn' .,.v Pwr lllur-l-in Ht 5ptti.tl Serxntx li. is f..- lt,,:,l lxqp.. lgml-in A twin., I litwt Iwi, llllm lvlxumvut N-ttlttx XXHIIU: Rlkllll limi.: lnznmuinu llt. f.:f.'w..:! lfsimntt ,f,. Xrhll . 5A.l', lminx I-nxnxlltp -lunhlv ltllleee. Wilt-ri: lu! ul- Kulleue Xwliix-ti lmxuuv Karim rf'f... ' llixixlnn .lr Sptihll xtrxrttt X ,:.:l' X ,',.:.'. menu Nu Illlrll lim--n frrmmtttre lx H. I.tpl.tln. .XV l-iz.. XXlnu. Ainrlltl N.l.ltt'. ul All hnlttx Nvntltut llmlnewmeti x 'KM-itz.ut1-vrm. l'ruli,i Yxwlil lfttlemltsls I will nrt, t.-lleut XX llullt ,linlnll rulltut lmlxrtx YI:-urn Krrxr t,!n.1- fmiizntzle ,ll,1rl'tz.'1zt- mln' .ll.zrf1itn,lu! Nl.l:l,ttrnu rluh, Smith I-in the ,-Mlnlrnermrlt .lt M.m.luement It-,until lxwxxmilf l'XllXk , ,Igwmiu l.llwLr.ll Arts ,mtl Ntluncs llfvlf-fn flr' ll.mun.l lwt.i. hlerlxlfltt llulw l1,R. Il. l.ivm.in llulw. Ylumvfr ltr: Aw-ril.tll-Ill, l..4xx NHNKV Xrxvlrl lluwur Kltrllxlllt r,lt1,.1w lllulmtrmu Ali i lf.1rm.4l I ffl mr l vnu' lun-ll:1f,rr llilme XX Ml C,.rmr1l.i IlfIt,r, I A N.. N Al XX :lx-in ,lumur frfllflqv fwfr l'w1xKrl4!w'.-Ll . lztfnllp IiI ill Arr ,+z.1! N l rl N I' .. 1 1'-fi llwl- il ' .X f l'l1llll 411, Alnrnin .M-will It . 1 l f X1 :l1t.rIi.l 264 MX.. Ps XVILLIAM Groizor Kl.i'P.uz .,,,. .... C Inmgn K ommerce iudlkfllilg .xml Allzmlgerrxeut Delta Chi Society for the Admnteinent of Management XVright junior fiullege Luxnnmgia Kztmictx .,..,..,,, .. .... Clair-lign Liberal Arts .md Stiences Xp.: 1114 lv Nnble House Phi Eta Slgmag Signm Dclt.1 Pu, House Pres- ident l5I 1 Spanish fluh Honors Dny ll, Il INIARVIORIIS ROBBINS Kxnuxs ,.,. lJ i1:i.m', lr1,l. Fine and Applied Arts Arr EJIIUIIIHII Signm Kappa Indiana University 'I'rtrN'i' SIMON KNIPPFR.. ,lv11i!t1ll11llti, 11141. Fine .ind Applletl ArtQ Alum Alpha Lhi Rho Stu and Scrnllg Arepug Mask .ind Baulwlel N.ttl0n.1l Cullegmte Pluyerx, Plerruty, Illini Theatre Guild but ll, 2, 3, -U 1 Star Course Manager lllg Men's Glee Klub 1211 XVILL 15, All 1 Fine .ind Applied Arte Snuety Purdue LlI'llXClSIKX1 lllrn-ns Institute nl etlmolirgy T ,Iixm Minnow KNULH ,.... ,...., A '.1pt-fiullt' Liheml Arts .intl Strences Tt'.1ilu'r' Tlrllflllllq HI ljululzvlv Kappa Delta College ul Saint Tarun Hmwrm XVll,l'4FR'I' KNOFBEI. .,.... C.'HHllltI'l!lL' Engineering Elerlriml Erlglrllwllztg Ohm Sweet Ohm Sigma Tnug Tau Beta Pug Et.1 K.tpp.t Nug A.I.E.E.-l.R.E. Hnnurs Day li, 43 lllinois Institute of Teelwnulngy Wutmm Hrnmzxxr Kwosvi ..,..,,... C,'lmf1ga Liberal Arts and Strcntes Clielflnlvj Alphil Phi Omegag Omega Beta Pig Spanish I lulw llnnms Day fl, El t.imuuN Nurumrn KNUXVIIN, ., ,Bwlwuriflu AHfILUlfUlC flvlflml Sl lvul i' Agmulturgil lirnnunmlu Clulwz Dairy I'rmlut' turn Klub: Field and Furrmvg Af.Zl'llLUlllllC rlnl-g Hunt :md Horn f,lulJ Hnnnrs D.1y 4-H .ii Joi-IN GRANVILLE KNox ....... . .River Farm Engineering Eleclriral Engineering Psi Upsilon ' Skull and Crescent: Pershing Rifles XVILLIAM KNUERR ,............... .Cbimgff Division of Special Services Ednrufiozz XVitanshire Pierrotsg Illini Union Committee 13, 415 Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff C2,3, 4J: Illini Theatre Guild Cast Cl, 2, 5,4lg XVILLf1,Z,5j GEORGE EDXVARD Koacao .... ..... R orlafai-II Commerce Arromztanry Beta Gamma Sigmag Phi Eta Sigma: Beta Alphi Psig Illini Theatre Guild Cast U35 Accountancy Club Honors Day U, 2, 51g University of Illinois Scholarship Key HAROLD JAMES KocA ................. Cirera Fine and Applied Arts Ar'c!Jilvrl1mil Engineering A.S.C.E. Morton Junior College EUGENE MILLARD Kocu ,..,. .... P emiifi Commerce Mmmgenzem Sigma Chi Skull and Crescent: Beta Gamma Sigmag Phi Eta Sigmag The Daily Illini fll g House President ffilg Freshman Councilg Commerce Council Q41 Honors Day Cl, 2, 35 3 University of Illinois Scholarship Key WALTER JOHN KOCHNUK ,.......... Cbimgfi Physical Education Pbyiiral Education ' Tau Kappa Epsilon RAYMOND JOHN KOCOL ........ .... C himga Engineering ' Civil Engineering College Hall A.S.C.E. Honors Day Q23 Wright Junior College EDWARD WILLIAM KoENIGsMARic.Mflrpbyibaro Agriculture f i General Agricullure Calhoun Hall 4 - Y.M.C.A. Committee 13, 43 g Varsity Baseball, squad 425 5 Dairy Production c1ub:.EieIa'ahaE Eurrowg Hoof and Horn Club , Southern Illinois University ' 'l I I X, A! . l me , ci .vpn ., ...rv i '- gl Si! --22 M:-A S ' , ll, ' .. -: LA WILLIAM DAVID KOEPSEL ........, Wnuleegmi Engineering Clril Engineering Granada Club A.S.C.E.3 Rifle and Pistol Club ROBERT EUGENE Kororu ........... Oak Park Division of Special Services AIt1l'kL'llVI.Q Marketing Club Wfright Junior College JOHN LEONARD KOI-iI.l4l'CKFR ...... Spiingfit-lt! Engineering IIIFFIJHIIIUII Engineering Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigmag Pi Tau Signing A.S.M.E. Honors Day ll, 2, Sl: University of Illinois Scholarship Key TcTsUA1cI KOJIMA .,.....,.. ..... C liimgo Engineering Merbafimzl .Engnzesring Parade Ground Units A.S.M.E. Honors Day 121 S'rANLIzv KOLKER .,.,.. hlwii Roi-brlle, N, Y. Journalism Aa'z'sr'IiIing Alpha Epsilon Pi The Daily Illini fl, 231 Alpha Delta Sigma University of Miami ARMINA KOLMER ........... ,.., W 'urerloa Agriculture Home Eranonzicr Palamar Home Economics Club Lindenwood College GEORGE CASIMIR KOLODZIEJ ......... Chiraga Engineering Merbaniml Eflgillftifilfg A.S.M.E.: S.A.E. St. Lawrence University THEODORE CONSTANTINE KONTOS .... Sfcrling Division of Special Services Marketing am! Erormmirx Phi Sigma Kappa Chi Gamma Iota: Accountancy Clubg Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club Honors Day GJ Virginia Polytechnical Institute 265 I ai A J l .L V,-, if 'H F. ET ,gn , 4' ff- El' Q .ik J E- if RIciIaRD GLIXON KOPLL ,, ,1ff:.,I,i Commerce :ictr JII::,:r:.' PIII Sigma Delta The Daily Illini 131, 1ampus L llcaf 13. -lr. Committee on Student :krfairs 11, Mg XYILI. 1-It . Accountancy Club. lnrerc-illegiate Zionist Federaticin: Spanish Club KSAROLYN RL'rI-I Koaa .v,,. .,,,, C kit-.igfi Liberal Arts and Sciences Hzairvq liria The Daily Illini 1lI1 Illini Union Committee 'R avg Illini Theatre Guild Cast Ill: Illini L'nIcin B--ard Iam , Y.XY.C..-X. Committee 15l, 1YJl l'lPUS Chest 15, -11 1 XY'.A,A. 11, 1, I., -Il . XY' Ci 5, Executive Council 141 1 Stu- dent Senate 13, -In 1 Secretary-Treasurer, Senior Vlass. NSA. Senate Subcomrriittee 15, -Hg Plirliis-,iphy Discussion Club. Social XVelf:Ire A-lminixtration Club. Spanish Club: Teachers- in-Training Club Honors Day 11, 51 1 Hrxisr PAL'L KoRDILAs ,.,. . ... Clizmgfi Engineering .llefliilrzfixrf Evzgzrzffilrzg Noble I-louse AS M.E,. Epsilon Phi Sigma RI1H.-XRD Krmrxr ..., , . ..... ..,ChIcI1gii Lihcral Arts and Sciences Plvl ff,l opliy N-'ble House XYILL 13, 41 , Philosophy Discussion Club Wilson junior College Mirivix AEON KOROL .. .. . ..., Clnrmga Division of Special Services .llailaflzrzg 11-lleige Hall Illini Insurance Society, Marketing Club Roijlaekelt College Drmis Emixr Korrx .. , ., ,Bwolefztlj Commerce .llI1ikv.'1ug am! ,Il.JIIag:,11tIIt Liana Hall PIII KIII Theta H--norw Day 15l R1II1IRI' IAIIL Koroxx ski , ..,. Ckmzgff Crimmerte lr1.!1I-111.11 .'IIfrfI1rIl,ilr,1!mf1 llItI.I Kappa PIII House President H1 , Sfitiety for the Advance' rnc nt fit Management wvsifmri KmI'rL ,, .iI,hII.IgfI f1IrTIrTIcIcrL JIIHIIIIIIIIIL III 'I .III Epsilon PIII 'Ilia IIIIII 12I. N.S.A. Senate Suhifimnnttcr 131. Aiiouritanty fluh, lllIrII Insurance NI- Iievj.. lrirertollegiatc Ztuniwt Fedcratioii. Mar' kcirnu 1 lub rl-Irion Day 12? 266 rg Av Q 'Q ig. an 1 I A we ty , I, , ,.,, x 5 Q4 Q KENNETH EDXVARD KOZA ..... ..., C LTIFHAQO Engineering Merbaniml Engineering A.S.M.E.: S.A.E. Illinois Institute of Technology ARTI-IL'R GEORGE LQOZACKA, .. .... Clsimgo Engineering Alerbnrzlinzl Engnieering A.5,M.E. Norcamx RICHARD Kozx' ..... .. .Clmnzw Commerce Arcorzrzmrzfj' Theta Kappa Phi Intramural Manager: Intramural Council 151 1 Accountancy Cluhg Illini Insurance Societyg Society for the Advancement of Management, Student Businessmen's Association: ,Iunior Chamber of Commerce DAVID BRUCE KRAMER. . .......,.. II I1Ii.Iu' Liberal Arts and Sciences Pollrlral Sllerzre PIII Sigma Kappa Interfraternity Council 12. Sb GITRTRUDE ANN KRAMER ...,.,...,, Clvnigfi Liberal Arts and Sciences Tmrlier' Training III Sona! Sludnf Feline: House Clarke College BIILTON KRAMER .........,,i....,. tflwnigfi Liberal Arts and Sciences Zaalagy Cosmopitlitrin Phi Eta Sigma: Omega Beta PI Honors Day 11, Z, sl XVALTFR Arcrox KRANQF.. ,.,...,., tflwiligo Diiision of Special Services Mechanical E!IgHlFE7lI1g A.S,M.E.g Marketing Clubi S,A,E. DONALD VICTOR KRANTZ ..,.,... .... A umm Engineering Alvrbaniml Engnieernig A.S.M.E.: S.A.E. North Central College RICHARD EDMUND KRANZ ............ Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Political Science Sports Editor, The Daily Illinig Ma-Wan-Da: Sigma. Delta Chig The Daily Illini 11, 3, 3, 41 3 Tribe of Illinig Wrestling Manager G1 Honors Day 131 KOREEN P1-IA KRAPE ...... ........ I Nlanhanan Agriculture Home Econonzifr Educarion McKinley Hall Phi Upsilon Omicrong Illini Union Committee 111 g Y.W.C.A. Committee 121 3 Illinois Agri- culturist 12, 3, 415 All Ag Field Day Com- mittee l31g Home Economics Club PAUL WALTER KRATZ, JR ....., 51. Lauir, Ma, Physical Education Phyrical Education Varsity Swimming Squad fl, 2, 3, 41 g Dol- phins IS, 41 g Bait and Fly Casting Club ARTHUR HAROLD KRAUSE .....,...... Chicago Commerce Banking and Finance Lundgren House Accountancy Clubg Marketing Clubg Prae- torians Loyola Universityg Northwestern University BERNHARDT CARL KRAUSE ,.......... Chit-aga Agriculture General Agriculture Agricultural Economics Clubg Dairy Produc- tion Clubg Dairy Technology Societyg Horti- culture Clubg Poultry Science Club Wright junior Collegeg Northwestern Uni- versity CHARLES FREDERICK KRAUSE .,.. .... C himga Engineering Electrical Engineering -A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.g Chi Gamma Iota Honors Day C21 Wilson Junior College DIARY KRAUSE ............. .... P lainjield Education Hifrory Evans Hall Joliet junior College STEVE KRC ........................ Chicago Engineering Mechanical Engineering Sigma Phi Delta Interfraternity Council 131 9 A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. K 5 Tia. 5- -' i. ,Qvf N 1-127' W as ,A Q: X fi , ,R -S xr lx rv. ., -A . 11 Ulf Q I- F N: A QA X af?-'S fl R1 hr la ,Pi hr JOHN DONALD KREBS ............. Springfield Division of Special Services Speech Sigma Nu House President 131: Bait and Fly Casting Club: Illini Forensic Association 1413 Illini Insurance Society ELOISE KREILING .....,............. Havana Liberal Arts and Sciences Baclcrialagy Busey Hall Honors Day C21 MARVIN DEAN KREILING ..,...,... Forex: City Agricultural Vorazional Agriculiure Agricultural Education Club ROBERT JOSEPH KRET ...... ,......,. C hifaga Liberal Arts and Sciences Social Studie! Pi Kappa Phi XVilson junior College GLEN WILLIABI KRIEG .......,,.. Form Park Commerce Marketing and Management Kappa Sigma Star Course Manager 121g Marketing Clubg Philosophy Discussion Club HAROLD RANDOLPH KRITSER .,.. ..,. C henoa Commerce ACEDIIIJIQHIJ' Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club HOXVARD KROAI , ....,....,,... ,,... C hit-ago Division of Special Services Management Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Phi Omega: Freshman Varsity Track Squadg Hillel Foundation Student Council 1515 Accountancy Clubg Illini Insurance So- cietyg Marketing Club RALPH DAvm Knusccx., .... .... C hir-aga journalism Radio Flagg House Alpha Phi Omega: Illini Union Committee 1513 WILL I3. -41 junior Bar Association: Marketing Club Wfright junior College 267 A E S inisi 1 , , fv- x ff Ri NIU 2 V . 'I' ,fi 471- 'ir- ,J '13 ,eye A-. till , Q 3, ALBERT josrvn Kun-:N ..,.. Arlinglan Hvigliff Liberal Arts and Sciences Engllfh Student Senate tl, It g Committee on Student Discipline 131: American Veterans Commit- tee: Phi Beta Kappa Honors Day ll, Il RICHARD AIORRISON KUHNF ........ Rfmi-illf Commerce .ll.ulfi'tn1g Flagg House House President libg Marketing Club: Gales- burg Alumni Association H.u:oi,n Ru HARD KULAT ....,....,.. Clvnigv Liberal Arts .ind Sciences Tmrlwr THIIIIHIQ 1:1 Sona! Simila- Phi Kappa Tau De Paul University Auiuxia E1.1z.u+rz'rH KULIG .....,.... Clmiign Liberal Arts and Sciences Sfleiwlv Cfllrcfflml Petite Maison Zeta Phi Eta llonors Day ill -lmx ELINOR KUPFIZR ,..,,.,....,,.. Nnimiil Liberal Arts and Sciences .Ypuniilv Keeler House Spanish K'lub Illinois Wfesleyan Universityg University of XX-'rsconsin LVTILKJRYD KURC HITZFR ,....., .. .Cfbfi-.ign journalism r'illl'i'Vi'fIlIlg Busey Hall Theta Sigma Phi: The Daily Illini lil: XV.A.A. Numeralsg XV.A.A. fl, 2, 3, -ll: Spanish Club Honors Day fl, 2, 3lg University of Illinois Scholarship Key ROLAND ERWIN KURTH ,,,.,.. .. .Cbimgo Engineering General Ellginewing Parade Ground Units University of Michigan: Texas A. and M. fnlluuu 0RX'Il,l.F IRVIN KiiR'rz ..,.,.,.,,., Dr: Plaim-1 Fine and Applied Arts flrfbilerluml Engineering A.S.Cf.E. Brarlley University XVARREN JOSEPH Kurcr-I ..... .... D fmoille Agriculture Flaricullme Floriculture Club GEORGE THEODORE Ku'rsuNIs .... Enix Moline Commerce AffUll71ldl1fJ' Epsilon Phi Sigmaq Illini Masonic Club Leo FRANK KUTZLER ............. IVonkt'goo Commerce lllaflngenzefil and zllnrketillg Marketing Club FRANCIS PATRICK KwAN.Vic1or-io, Hong Kong Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Medicine Lundgren House Honors Day Q21 Loyola University LINTON STEVEN KYPTA .......... Collimville Engineering Electrical Engiiieerilzg Ohm Sweet Ohm Eta Kappa Nug A.I,E.E.-I.R.E, ' Honors Day 11, 23 SUE FEROL LAHI. ....... ,.....,.... O ok Pork Liberal Arts And Sciences Xui'Iulu4u.1-V Theta Upsilon Shi-Aig The lllio 125: Illini Union Commit- tee ll, 2, 3, -ij 1 Y.XV.C.A. Committee fl. 21: XV.A.A. ll, 5, -ll: Spanish Club MARI.4N RUTH LAAIR. ........ ..,.HeI1in Agricultule Home ,Eronoriiirr Sigma Kappa Y.W.C,A. Committee lil: XV.G.S. Executive Council l3l 1 Illinois Agriculturist 13. -ll 3 XV.G.S. Ball Committee 15D 1 Home Economics Clubg Teachers'in-Training Club Southern Illinois University XVALTER LYLF LAMII ...,..,... .... B ifuuul Agriculture ,'l,i4r-fniorriy Chi Gamma Iota: Field and Furi-ow - STEPHEN I.AMuoIN ,...........,., .SL jofupb - i I DoI.oREs RosE KYZIX'AT ............. Cbimgn Liberal Arts and Sciences -, Teacher Training in Biology Stratford House Teachers-in-Training Club Herzl junior College I I . il? i - 1 il EDWARD FRANK LACI-I .... Pmb Amboy, Commerce , . -4 A6f0ll71ldf7fj ' College Hall , 5 Accountancy Club 'ls 1 L' I , ii . -l A 'I f if N 5' f' r f STANLEY HOWARD LADER ..... .... C Qieqign Commerce ' l Marketing . ' Roosevelt College R , p4 ' V . 1 if ll , 33: 'tl 1 2- f I ,I lla . ,-, , .,,,q. MY 'NN I , as 'itz A V 'M t L I . x :i ff--gf., jk , f 25 J Engineering illerbauirnl Ef1gim'ering Concert Band 15, 41: Marching Band fl, 2, 3, -llg First Regimental Band 11, Zjg Mens Glee Club t1,2,3l KATHRYN MARTHA LARIITRELHT. ..,. Fr-ookfofl Education Elementary Ednrofiorz Sherwood Lodge Joliet junior College: lllinois Wesleyan University HERTY SAUL LAMPER11. ...., Brooklyn, N. Y. Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Denial and Zoology v--5 I2 3512. -. BENJAMIN ELMER 'LAMPITT. . .. .... Pekin Engineering Civil Engineering A,S.C.E. Murray State Teachers' Collegeg University of Iowag University of Chicago KENNETH XVARD LARIPORT ...... ...Dahlgren Engineering Mechanical Engineering A.S.M.E.: S.A.E. Ohio State University: Evansville College 269 , 4-v 1 fi, 1 'U 1. I INIAURICE LEE LAND ...,,.,,., .. .Et-,field Agriculture l'0carim1al .1gf1r.fii'm' if Alpha Tau Alpha: Dairy Production Club Southern Illinois University YERNA ,ILNE Laxors , ,... I..1'l:ui1i'le Liberal Arts and Sciences Sguzrzril' Slierxxood Lodge Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff 1311 Komen S Glee Club 1-11 Blackburn College GEORGE HOUSTON L,-tNDIS,Blin1.'u 1.11714 Allrlf. 1 ommcrce Altzrkfizvzg Phi Delta Theta Senior Manager Intramural Athletics: Tribe of Illini: Intramural Manager 12,513 Ath- letic Council 141 1 lblflIflgX5ti'i'ifl KENNPTH EUGENE LANDRIITH. ,..., Sf. jwepb Engineering Elprlvirul Erzglmwiug A,I.E.E.-I,R.E. EDGAR EARL LANDRH ,.,..,. Spfmgfield Fine and Applied Arts Jimi! Erflicallwi Concert Band 11, 2, 3. 41 3 Marching Band 11, 1.5,41g Mens Glec Club 131 Rr-MRT I.ANr . , ,, ,,... U .1ti:k.i Dixision of Special Service: Jlillnlfilrlt' Htta Theta Pi Rimini QIKAIU LANF , ,.,. illazmnu Engineering ljlirtrntil lfrleirzitvmg Kappa Sigma A.l.E,lj.-I RL. Miililuan State 1iillcuL srwziiw' Iv.-.'. l,N'-1i..lx'lrf.'tlltlJ Pink, N. l. Iii-.ision wi Special Nur'-nes ,1i,m.1.w mt nl xi., ict, tor tht A-i'.iriif,:1ifqrit 1.1 Manauernenr 270 6 'I 'Q'-I Cmusr james LANGAS .............. Danville Liberal Arts and Sciences Zaulogy The Mansion Epsilon Phi Sigma: German Club Roafar JASON LANKSTON ,........ Briflgepmr Engineering Merbanmzl Engineering Triangle Pi Tau Sigma: A.S.M.E, LEONARD MYRON LAPPE ...........,, Cbimgo Division of Special Services Poliliral Science House President 141: American Society for Public Administrationg Philosophy Discussion Club: Society for the Advancement of Man- agement CHARLES VINCENT LARocco ....,,,. Bellwood Fine and Applied Arts Indnririnl Defigrz Chi Psi Illini Union Committee 12, 31: Illini Theatre Guild Cast 131 3 Star Course Manager 121 RICHARD ELXVIN LARSEN ,.,,. . ....Gilman Commerce Acromztanry Sigma Nu ' , Accountancy Club: Marketing Club DONALD Kxurrs LARSON ............ Rockford Commerce Perramlel l1'ld!lr1gemH1l Minawa Lodge Chi Gamma Iota: Sigma Iota Epsilon: Illini Christian Fellowship 12, 3, 411 Accountancy Club: Illini Insurance Society: Marketing Club: Society for the Advancement of Man- agement: junior Chamber of Commerce Honors Day 131 ROBERT LEONARD LARSON ,,...,.. .Rncklard Liberal Arts and Sciences Polilirnl Srienrc Delta Sigma Phi President, Y.M.C.A,: Ma-Wan-Dag Sachem: Star and Scroll: Phi Eta Sigma: Y.M.C.A. Board of Directors 15, -11 3 Y.M.C,A. Cabinet 12, 5, 41 : Interfraternity Council 121 : Student Senate 15, 41: Committee on Student Affairs 15, 41: Audit and Supervision Committee 131 g Vice President, Sophomore Classg Chair- man, Independence Political Party 151 : Com- mander, Battalion of Midshipmeng Phi Beta Kappa , A . . Honors Day 11,2, 51: University of Illinois Scholarship Key Rov Garmin LARsoN, ,IR ...,. .. .Cbiraga Commerce Acrornzlanry Accountancy Club: Illini Insurance Society: Marketing Club ir, .CEDWIN MARTIN LASAK ........ ...... C bimgv Engineering Mechanical Engineering Theta Kappa Phi .A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. RALPH HARRELL LASCO ........ ...... A ntincl: Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemistry Gazund Heights QHARRY LASH, Jn. ................... Danville 1 Division of Special Services i' Commerce and Geology iv Phi Kappa Tau lflllini Theatre Guild Cast 12, 3? 3 House Presi- iaenr 4455 Mews Giee Club 41, 2, 3,433 A 'ECappella Choir QJOHN ENGs'rRoM LATEER ...... ..... P axlan ' Commerce Markeling i Marketing Club i Bradley University r L igioeeivr WILLIAM LATEER ...,. .... , .Paxton Agriculture I Floriculture - ,J lpha Zetag Pi Alpha Xig Floriculture Club E, onors Day C51 Gwersv ADAIR LAUFER ........... .. ,Hamprbire Physical Education i Pbyrical Education 1 Lincoln Avenue Residences - .Alpha Pi Deltag Major Ig W.A.A.iNumera1sg W.A.A. fl, 2, 3, 41 g Terrapin- 16235, fijlj ,-Physical Education Majors Club - E ' l ' , . A-.F :gi , tg A xi 3CoRINNe LAusci-rice . . ....... . .wr .Cliiiago ' Education -A-I J 3 W Elementary I7 I if li ,I ' ppa Delta Pi 12' I' M' i..4 , .Mundelein Collegeg Northern Illinois 'Statial ' eachers College 1 IEONARD LAUTER C g Commerce ,fi Tau Epsilon Phi bi. Gamma Iota House Presiden V Epella Choir C1 2 31 Choriste'i'5 I 'I nors Day Q1 21 oosevelt College -iw ru. . I: .- ii' xv 1 i 1 2 V. I i ,,o2- ,- ' L 'il Q S , it as l I sl 'flli 4 'Rx .fl 9 ' -, .......... ..... 5 'aim v . - i 'KQVQV f., Markeling 1 li ' il?-A Insurance Societyg Marketing Emir! ig , . ' li J I N, 1 i Ti' 'e . GLORIA JEANNE LAUTERBACH .... ....Cl:icaga 11, i - c:,. ! if 'Q N if neun- ' Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Lincoln Avenue Residences RICHARD Lee LAXVLER ............ Bsardriozwz Commerce Indunrial Adminirlrarion Beta Theta Pi Beta Gamma Sigma: Phi Eta Sigmag Sigma Iota Epsilong Star Course Manager Q27 5 Stu- dent Senate Ml L Coordination Committee 141 5 Concert and Entertainment Board 13, 43 1 Society for the Advancement of Management Honors Day Ll, Z, 51 L University of Illinois Scholarship Key GLENN DOUGLAS LAXVSON ..........., Cirefo Engineering Meclfaniral Ezigineeririg A.S.M.E. Morton Junior College ARNOLD HARPER LEARNER ,,., . .. .Cbimga Commerce Marketing Lundgren House Praetorians University of Wisconsing Augustana College GERALD BEAR LEAVITT ........ .... C bimga Commerce Marketing Zeta Beta Tau Interfraternity Council 12, 3. 41 3 Varsity Gym- nastics Squad U, 21 5 Marketing Clubg Phi- losophy Discussion Club NICHOLAS joseeii LEAVITT .......... Chicago Division of Special Services lnduxtrial Engineering Society for Advancement of Management CARTER NoeL LEBEAU ....... .... C bicaga Commerce Marketing Accountancy Clubg Horticulture Club: Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Clubg Society for the Advancement of Management Wilson Junior College jeANNe GLORIA Lee ................ Demmr Liberal Arts and Sciences Spanirb Kappa Delta Y.W.C.A. Committee C-U3 W.A.A. Q03 Spanish Club 271 Ihxi Nlisim l.lC.luxm . rli.nnf'.11uu l.ilwUal Arts .mil Niitihcs llrrffrfi Rnxioxo Lrsrizn Lfr, lil. ,.ll.ir.':':iirlfr Law lam 1 Phi Alpha Delta: junior Bar Ass-itiati-in Lastcrn Illinois Stan 1-illepc l --..f , A., siiiii-Us hllllllll l,il . , llril I ornrncric .ll.ifKi.:f1g Iau lpsilr-n Phi lioartl ol liiattrnitx Affairs tl. lll Atuvunl J ,ini x I lula, Marketing I lulv ' iii-' X ' lqwittalr tollcut louis Axiix Liixux .... llrfffuilr-'n Dixisiiin ul Spuial Niiitcs llclta bpsilon lloiisc Pic-sitlcnt lil fiiriiiiic Iii l,IIPlR ,llififu Voniim-:it Iui!1.i.fr1.1l .-lifrrflfzlizmfrffu lixxiii Ru Lili ,. , . .,rlm.iu, Iltluaatiun lili mt llhlfl liifm .ifmn 6 A l ,K, l, I lulw a Illini l'ni.in foniniittcc Ill, Illini 'lhcatic il V E s Ilnilil fast ll l 1 Iaiupus I ht-st Url 1 XV.A.A, N iii - - f laiiwisily ol Wlisuinsing Ninth Pall, lnl 74 N tic , N.ilmn.il iliulnlicis' follt-gc X ' L lei ir ' , ,wr .l :A ' i- I s f- Xiioui llaiuu- l,it.iuxm . ...i!r4irf11f.i1w fuiliiiiciit' .ll.1fl'tl1ui' Niurna thi llnlla liariiiiia Illia oo- lli-ici II I inn , .ll1.1m1. lla. lil'-rral Arts .intl Ntiuitu l'r. ,lliilrilm l'i laiiilula l'lii Illini l'r,iun I--riiriiillu IJ, 3. Ill lllmi W llicalu fniil-l Plifiliii firm Nlall ll l , lllliil ' hi llivarrr lmilrl las! 4 I I li, ii..l,..i-. lil, ii, yi Ft . 272 s I ' li 'Y ' ' - fx ' I Cfl. -Mfg bianca Lou LEHR .,.....,.. ...... R ark Falla Education Pbyifrul Eflumlion Evans Hall Alpha Lambda Delta: Illini Theatre Guild Production Stall ill I.roN,-mo Lmuowi'i'z ....... New York, N. Y. Liberal Arts and Sciences Pi'Yyi'l1nlogy Brooklyn College Hrrvax' Aivnaifw Lriuiftitra ,.,, .... L 'bfmmgu Engineering rlluilmlliiuil EIIKIFILTHIIIQLI A.S.M.IZ. XY'riglit junior College lN'lARl:lN Hazifi. LFIGH ,,........ ..Eaf1 Lrlllll Liberal Arts and Sciences Cf'J:'mn1iJ' Phi Mu Alpha Lambda Deltag Iota Sigma Pig Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff 12,1 Lllg XV.A.A. 1-llg Phi Beta Kappa Honors Day ll,2,5l1 University of Illinois Sthularship Key Frnfmaaic tjoamiv LEINIZR ,....,. , .Cullmii-ille Engineering Eli'i'Iriml ElIgflIL'L'!ll1xLf Ohm Sweet Ohm A.l.E.E.-l,R.E. St. Louis University ANNr'i'Tif LEISTEN ........... Neiiunk, N. 1. Liberal Arts and Sciences Phila ruplvy Lincoln Avenue Residences I Alpha Lambda Delta: Illini Union Committee 15, Lllg Illini Theatre Guild Cast l1,3, 4lg French Clubg Philosophy Discussion Clubg XV0men's Cosmopolitan Klub Honors Day tl, 2, Sl Virron Wiiriaai Lnuo. .. ...Clfimgfz Law Lnu' Delta Theta Phi Pmrw HOWARD Lnmniimt.. .... ll nnkrgan Commerce flrrnfnllanry Lhi Psi Varsity 150 lb. Football Squad lll, Award ill: Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club Honors Day ill ROBERT FRANK LEMsicEx' ,... .... W nnkegrm Commerce Arroznilmlry Chi Psi Beta Alpha Psig Illini Union Committee Q23 3 House President 1-IJ 3 Accountancy Clubg M:ir+ keting Club Honors Day fl, 31 XVAYNE ARLO LEMBURG ...., Drrrenpml, Iowa Commerce Pea-mmzel Almmgefirefrr Phi Eta Sigma: Marketing Clubg junior Chamber of Commerce Dfxrtro LENCIONI .....,..... ...01mmf Commerce Alnrkrlmg Delta Tau Delta House President 131 1 Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club ROBERT ERNEST LENZ ,...., ........ I 11111111 Agriculture Vafaliomzl .'Igl'lL'lllflH'E' Second Regimental Band ill: Gamma Delta Honors Day 12, 4b jor-IN FRANCIS LENZINI .......,.... Cenlmlin Engineering Elerlrirrzl Engineering A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Centralia junior College JOHN GERARD LEoN ................ Cbimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Medirine Annex Hall Wright Junior College DEANE CLAUSON LEONARD ....... ..GlaJlard Engineering Eleclriral .Engineering A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. MANDEL LERNER ................... Cbrrago Commerce Marketing and Management Marketing Club: Society for the Advancement of Management Honors Day 15, 47 3 Bronze Tablet ai- Q, N f . es , l eva -Tvs . it W f sw 2 'Baths' 1.- , .- ' :N s- VS ,ci X,45s.,t ...N is ,sis . .Qsfjesss.Qf:sf1.iet 2 P as 33,7 are Q ' rf' ,Q . Q , .fx k ing: RITA SUE LERNER ....,...,.....,,. Belle:-ille Liberal Arts and Sciences Sf'c'c4'b Alpha Epsilon Phi Torch: Alpha Lambda Delta: Zeta Phi Eta: The Illio lljg Illini Union Committee Ill: Star Course Manager Ill: Y,XV.C.A. Coni- mittee Ill: Illini Forensic Association I-Ionors Day ill LAURA jmx Lrsrasmx ............ Clwzzpdiqn Liberal Arts .ind Sciences Eazgllilw Alpha Gamma Delta Giforzci Your LITSHFR ,...,.....,.,.Nww.1l Liberal Arts .ind Sciences Clwnllcilry Dornoch House President fi! Illinois Stnte Normal University lNIA'r rHrxx' NIICHAEL LESKO.. ........ Clviinfhw Liberal Arts and Sciences B!IL'lEYi010gJ RonER'r GEORGE LESLIE ,,..,. , , . ,Clviinigff Commerce Mrzmrgerrzenl Reennh KENNETH RUSSELL LESTER ..... .... C lurrfgo Engineering Ciril Engineering A.S,C.E.: I.T.E. josnprr RAYMOND LETE. ,. ........... .lift-.wc Fine and Applied Arts flr'rl1iIerlm'r A.I,A. Eau Claire State Teachers' College: XV.ish' ington University Ronrnr ALLFN LFTTAS ...... Kurinicr Ciry, AIU. Division of Special Services rllariragrnlwzi Zeta Beta Tau Illini Union Committee 12. 3, -ll: Major, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment: Military Councilg Sczibbard :ind Blade Virginia Military Institute 273 x Q V! I -if its I A i.,i'i. i' g, .3 ' -fr-'LH l -u- it -U' ., . .Er J , .T 1 - , 5.mL'rI. DAX'ID Lrvexsox , 1 fm.-u Comrnert: .'Il'1:11mf.1i,'.'n Beta Gamma Sigma: Phi Eta Sigma. Beta Alpha Psi: Acc-auntantt Club, Marketing Club Honors Dax' 11,1 Br. L'r-nxereiti nt Illinois bclwlarsliip Ke. Liixrrn .-Xxxr Lriix ,, ,Cfvnurgfi Liberal Arla and Stienrcx EU-r,wfI1.Ii Linri-ln :Xxenue Residences I1-I 1 hi, Illini L'ni-an itiriiinittee 11, Sl Ililriiiix Dax 45-b 'lure INI.-iR'I'Ix LEHN ,, , . ,. tlimzgn Fine and Applied Arte Architecture lllini Theatre Guild Pr-irlutti-in St.ItI 45.43 ,lou r Sixiaia LI:I'IN, .,,Chimuo Education Erlgllilr Busey Hall H-in--rs Day tl! llmwirco Biiimfmo Lrvixr ,Nur York. N. Y. Liberal Arts and Sricnres Cifllllllllfj Flagg House Phi Lambda Upsilon, PI Mu Epsilon Honors Day 133 aiuioun Liiximg . ..,, NUI York, N. I'. Engineering Eleilrltrif lfngnliirluu A l,E,E,-l.R,E. Honors Day ll! AIILXIN Bexxox Lmiri , ....,.. Clvimpo Division ui Spetial NLINCCS lrrduiimll lirilglmirlllg Parade Ground I'rIits lluuxu President Ml , AA M.Il.g Society for Ilia Ailxanrcrnerit vit M.IIi.iueIIIcnt H-inrrrx Day HJ jwiifii Liuiiire , . .. ., flinugy I.Ihcr.il Artx .iiirl Stir-mes Miffilfiiil XW.'It.if.-litre l:.Ii,iiniir.il Mariagii lti, l'mIcrsiIy f.liuruS ltr, lfriilcil Wlorl-l Izziltialists lliiiim-. Ilay il. Ji 274 t t EL? X: - ,VTP-C 1 -yi y , 5 .,,, . .Eg Y I: 5 Hr :- ' 'LS Y 'F .nu , nh K if A I 'ST' fn ,c A RUSSELL OLIVER LEWEI' ....... . . .Hillrboro Agriculture l'ocr1lmi1.1l .igrlmlluve Alpha Zetag Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Tau Alphag Y.M.C.A. Committee CZ, 319 Second Regimental Band tl, 21 g Illinois Agriculturist tl, 2, 5, -Hg Agricultural Council 15, -U 3 Ag- ricultural Educution Club: Hoof and Hom Club Honors Day ll, 5l Soma Rose LEWIN .,..,...,.,....,, Cbiniga Liberal Arts and Sciences Spcllllfli Ivria Sigma Delta Pi: Intercollegiate Zionist Federat- tiong Spanish Club Bfxiaearra LEE Liaxvis. .. ..i.i. ....,.., I II-rim Liberal Arts and Sciences Ellgllill Alpha Xi Delta Illini Union Committee 15. all 1 Illini Theater Guild Production Stati 451: Illini Theatre Guild Cast 137: Y,XV.C',A. Committee 151: Tempo I-ll: junior Prom tiommittce MRCMUTISIY College BONNIIQ PREBTON LEWIS. ........,.. Cbiiuiga Liberal Arts and Sciences Speefb Covruflimz Illini Theatre Guild Manager ll. 23 DANA MENDEL Lifxvis, VIR. .,.. , ,... Hermmn Agriculture Vnraliorml .tlgrirnltmu Nalnor House ' Alpha Tau Alphag Illinois Agriculturist 145: Agriculture Council HJ 3 Plow Boy Prom Committee 133g Agricultural Education Club: Rural Life Club GLORIA Lrwis .....,........ ..., C bimga Education Engllrb E.K.T. Club W.A.A. H1 Roosevelt Collegeg North Park College GRFTCHIQN LEWIS ...........,. Lfiuirenrcville journalism .'idwr.'lJirIg Delta Gamma The Daily Illini CZ, 3lg Y.W.C.A. Commit- tee IZ, 3, 41 M.IcMurray College Lvrn DEAN Lsxvis ..,........,....... Riplry Agriculture Vuratianal Agrimllure Alpha Tau Alpha: Agriculture Educxition Club Westei'n Illinois Stale College MARY Jo LEWIS ............,.... Mr. Verimn Liberal Arts and Sciences Hirlory Pi Beta Phi The Daily Illini l2l 1 Illini Union Committee 121 Hockaday Junior College PHILIP HOXVARD Lewis. JR. ..... Liirrrefircrille Fine and Applied Arts Larzdirizpe Arrhilecirmi Sigma Pi Illini Union Committee 15, 413 N.S.A. Sen- ate Subcommittee 13,-ll: Fine and Applied Arts Societyg Landscape Architecture Societyg Fine Arts Ball Committee 135 Honors Day 11,21 ROBERT FOREMAN LEWIS ..,... ..,.. C liiiiilufi Commerce lllzlfkcdllflg Barton House Illini Theatre Guild Production Statl 13, 411 Illini Theatre Guild Cast 13, aill Illini Theatre Guild Board 13, all 3 Marketing Club ROBERT HAMILTON LEVUIS .,...... ..EllI1blH'.Il Engineering .Elerlrlral Eugizzeifrizig Mansion Sigma Taug Tau Beta Pig Eta Kappa Nug Pi Mu Epsilon: A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day Q21 ROY REED LEWIS ...... .. ,SL Pelersbnrg, Fla. Fine and Applied Arts Afrlyiteclural Engineering The White House M.I.A. Executive Councilg Second Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Scabbard and Bladeg A.I.A.g A.S.C.E.g Fine and Applied Arts Societyg Illini Masonic Clubg Marketing Clubg Sphinx Clubg Art Club St. Petersburg Junior Collegeg University of Lorraine FOOK HO LI ...........,.. Kwanliuzg, Chinn Engineering Mechanical Engineering St. Mary's College ALAN Louis LIBMAN ............. Champaign Commerce Acrazmlanry Tau Delta Phi Illini Theatre Guild Cast fl, Zi: First Lieu- tenant, Air Force Wingg Arnold Society of Air Cadetsg Pershing Riliesg Icarusg Accountancy Club Honors Day 111 HARLEY DAVIS LICHTENBERGER ...,., Lombard Commerce Accountancy Chi Psi Accountancy Clubg American Legion Post No. 9095 Marketing Club s Ir , I .id gum St? YZ '7 JOHN PAUL Lici-rriin .......... .,.... C bicago Engineering illerlnzfimil E!7gl7IEt?l'If1g Phi Kappa A,S.M.E.g S.A.E. JOSEPH I.IDDl ..,.......,.,, , .... Berwyn Journalism Ailrerliiizzg Theta Kappa Phi Morton Junior College SIDNEY I-IEIIRIAN LIIfIsErisrEIN ,......, Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Speech Phi Epsilon Pi Illini Union Committee l3l1 Illini Theatre Guild Cast l3lg Y.M.C.A. Committee 45lg XVILI. 1-ll 2 Illini Forensic Association University ot Missourig Roosevelt Collegeg Northwestern University JOSEPH LIEBOW' ..,.......... .,.. C lyiriign Commerce Acivlnllzzrzfj Lundgren House Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club: Prae- torians Wlright Junior College JUDITH LIFE .........,..,,....,... Cbzmgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Speech Evans Hall Illini Theatre Guild Production Stat? f3lg WILL HJ 5 Orchesis flj g Illini Figure Skat- ing Club HAROLD LINIJAHL .......,........... Berwyn Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemical Ezlgirieering Phi Kappa Psi A.I.Ch.E. ANDREXV CHARLES LINDBERG ,.... .... C mlm Engineering Eleclriral Engineering A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. JOHN ARMIN LINDEMANN ........... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Zoology Delta Chi Star and Scrollg House President t4j 3 Intra- mural Manager C1, 231 Senior Ball Commit- teeg First Lieutenant, Air Force Wing: Arnold Society of Air Cadetsg Pershing Ritlesg Phalanx Northwestern University 275 Rxvsroxp VlO5FPH Li MHFR Xin Y vi ry: N. T. Engineering El't.. .'.,:r' lff.'4,g ',', if ist T-vnmluxxlq. Tribe wr lllinz, Xfrivti Gxmf mmm Squad ul 1. it '4'. IU!-V ll. li 'I'- .Xl E E,-l.R,E. Alilrxxr Eliztarvi iii L1xm,nrx if-.u.1t Liluxxl .Mtv ,md St:c:i.cx ififnwnz XX 'XA i1l,,'X,I .S RL l4lRl -Iwi-ix l,rxlwvJL'lxr4 'IR lfrhrll' I vrmmtrtt fl.i f,wr,-x.w- - illltll Delhi l lil Xkiiiixu fluuvri I.ixivwx' I.i.n14lffu rrvmrnerte ,ll.ui't.'.'f.'t .mtl .lI.:r,'.1trrr if ' Menu flii Nlirquetle hnixervrx. lllin-in XX'esley.rn l rirvtrxltn filer AIARTIN l.lxrxxrRuvr . , tlwrdufr Fine .intl Applied Arrv flu fv1.'ai1nv,1l Izngmr r mu Mirmvx Karin liixlrvxru-vi . . ,I,.1l'.1rt:lt Aurirulturt Gimml .luvzrlflllur lfirm H-luxe Alplu Zetti, Phi Fm Nngrndg Y,M,f JK. Bmriil ill Direct-in I ll , Y,M,f .A, Cumrmttee 43. il H, lllinirrx Aurutulturivt lib, All Ae lulrl Div, luiiiniittet Nil. Plum Hoy Plum f--xmnxitte iii, lln-.4 .mtl Hum Kluh ll'-rr--iv llix ll, In limunr llxmi l.INlNllUlNl . Sii,1n1,,H liriuineeimu Itnlmfr Iirlufurrvlrlri l7clr.r Nieriri Phi :Xt x, ll' rm-. I-rein l,l'.-. , 411. ,,' I-lrirnieni, ,limi-,11n. .X wr ir- x flnlr, Nllrl-:cling Klulv 276 ' PL vw l . i i,Y,7 - v z - F v A ,ss pr 2: 5 I il fl t lf. v i 'S I it ' 1 an W ,A NJ , c l 'RK' sa i, ' v 05312, '-1 x ,N GEMRD Fiuxeis LINSNER ,,.... ...Cbimgo Agriculture Geneml Agriculture Bait and Fly Casting Club: Hoof and Horn Clubg Poultry Science Club: Rifle and Pistol Club De P.rul University Watrrn C HARLES LIPINSKI. .. .Cbimgn Engineering Elfrlriral Ellgfllttllflg Neunun Hall Chi C-.imma lotng Phi Eta Sigmng Pi Mu Epsilong A.I.E.E.-I,R.E. Honors Day Ill SHFRMAN VlliRUME LIPPA .... Winllunp, Mlm. Commerce nirrolnzltnzrj Honors Day T51 Simru ARONIN LIPPITZ ,..... .... C lumirn Education Elunlrrzlaly EJln'.1lmu Lincoln Avenue Residences Arcruun f'r.iN1'oN LITCHFIELU ,........ Pekin Liberal Arts and Sciences Clwrrlical Erzglmmlug Alpha 'llzu Omega A.I.Ch.E.g Illini Masonic Club Southern Methodist Univereityg Bradley Uni- versity Ricnfmu W14sLEv Lrrrrnsr ...,...... Dvmlnr Fine and Applied Arts flflllrll' Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfoning Lnncert Band Hb: Marching Band 121: Firvt Regimental Band 4213 University Orchestra ll, 3, 453 Men's Glee Club 121: A Cappella Lhnir 13. 41 james Millikin Unlversityg University of Louisville Euvvix CH-NRl.lfh Lrrrrr ........ Toledo. Ohio Division of Special Services zllavkvnrzg Phi Gamma Delta Varsity Track Manager: Skull and Crescent: Tribe of Illini: Marketing Club Glxrvirm MAnir Ll1'T1.i- .,....,, TuleJn, Ohio Agriculture Home Erfnmmlri Chi Omega Associate Editnr, The llliu: Phi Upsilun Omi- cron: The lllio tl, J, 5, M: lllini Theatre Guild Production Stali Hb: Y.W.C.A. Com- mittee tl l 1 Panhellenic Executive Council lil: junior Prom Committee 131 Honors Day H1 DON REED LIVERGOOD ........,...... Decizmr Fine and Applied Arts Arclsilermml Engineering Tau Kappa Epsilon A.I.A.: A.S.C.E. Michigan State: Millikin University RALPH LIvrNcsrON ,....... . . : .Cbimgn Commerce lllfllliigzllflillf Zeta Beta Tau Illini Union Committee 12, 3. 45 3 Illini Theatre Guild Manager 11l 3 First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment: Military Council: Pershing Rifles: Scabbard and Blade: Market- ing Club Honors Day 12l IVIARY Louise LLIQWELLYN ......... LaGrange Education Gmeml Science Kappa Kappa Gamma Lyons Township junior College XVILLIAIII RICHARD LLOYD ............. Gimrd Agriculture Vocalmfml Jigflflllllll e Illico Alpha Zeta: Chi Gamma Iota: Alpha Tau Alpha: Agriculture Club: Agricultural Ecoa nomics Club: Agricultural Education Club: Hoof and Horn Club: Illini Masonic Club Honors Day 12, 5, -il: University of Illinois Scholarship Key GEORGE RAPHAEL Loci-QHART, JR .... .Chimga Liberal Arts and Sciences Soriology Omega Psi Phi Interfraternity Council 13l XVILLIAM THORNTON LocIcHAR'r...Haapemm Commerce Arrolmlanry The Daily Illini 13l: Y.M.C.A. Committee 141: Accountancy Club: Marketing Club: junior Chamber of Commerce JEROME HERBERT LOEB .,....., .... C bingo journalism Radio Kappa Tau Alpha: Phi Eta Sigma: Mask and Bauble: Sigma Delta Chi: The Daily Illini 13l: Illini Union Committee 13,4J: Illini Theatre Guild Manager 143: Illini Theatre Guild Cast 145: Y.M.C.A. Committee 1-U: WILL 1453 Scimitar Honors Day 11, 23 Illinois Institute of Technology ROGER RONALD LOEFGREN ..... , ..... Skokie Engineering Mechanical Engineering Alpha Chi Rho A.S.M.E.: Marketing Club Honors Day 135 1 'Eu-Q.-' RICHARD TI-IoAIAs LOExvr ,..,. Elmzrood Park Engineering Electrir'.-zl Ezzgineeriazg Sigma Tau: Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigma: Eta Kappa Nu: Tribe of Illini: Varsity Wlrestling Squad 11, 2, Sl, Letter 123: Var- sity 150 lb. Football Squad 1Z,5l, Award 12, Sl: A.I,E,E.-I.R.E.: Chess Club Honors Day 11, Z, 5l: University of Illinois Scholarship Key DAVID LOGAN .,......,..... .,,.. C bingo Commerce zllnrkerlng and Erarmmirr Theta Xi Tribe of Illini: Varsity Golf Squad 11, Z, 3, 'HI I-Cflfl' 12,5,4l1 Bait and Fly Casting Club: Marketing Club Illinois Institute ot Technology: Oklahoma City University KARL BAPTIST!-T LOHM.-NNN, JR, ...4.,, lj:-limm Division of Special Services PI-1 I balogki Alpha Phi Omega: The Daily Illini 12, 4l: The Illio 1-il JAIIIEs BLAKELY LOHR ,.... .,....... C bfi-Ngo Liberal Arts and Sciences Geology Annex Hall Roosevelt College BRUNO THEODORE LOI-IRIIIANN. ,.... Leuzbnfp Liberal Arts and Sciences Palilical Science Granada Club Gamma Delta KARL JUNIOR LOI-IRMANN ............ Berwyn Eine and Applied Arts AY'I'bjlBfIIll'E Alpha Rho Chi Gargoyle: House President 1-il Honors Day 11, Zl Morton junior College: Hamilton College DANIEL HAROLD Loire ..,.. ,....., . .Claimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Clarrrlirlry Barton House Alpha Phi Omega: Spanish Club W'ilson junior College HOWARD INIORTON LONDON ..., ..... C bit-nga Commerce flrmlullrzury Barton House Chi Gamma Iota: Phi Eta Sigma: M,l.A, Executive Council I-tl: Accountancy Club: Marketing Club: Praetorians Honors Day 115 Wriglit junior College 277 JOSEPH HENRY LONG. ...... Commerce .'lrI'i11n::,111rji Accountancy Club: Marketing plut- Wright junior College. Michigan State College BIRNAIIFTTE ASX Loxrgaxxa. . . ,Chem Physical Education Plfyizixil I:iln..z.f1iii1 Beta House XY..'X.:'x. Board 1-ll. Naliir l. XY..'X.A. XII- merals, XY'.A.A, 11.1, 3, Al. Phxsital Edu' tari-'in Maiiihs Club .l.-NMFS XYILLIARI Loxcrsr ,, l!'.'I'f:H121 I Commerie Mark: Il rl 4 Y.M.C.A, Committee I-ll 1 Ensign, Air Force XVing3 lllxni Forensic Aswriatiiin, L'nited Wlirld Federalists Dimmu XVARNER Loxx Commerte A-iirnfrlzliiuii Theta Delta Chi .Mr-'runtanry f lub l,I'1HrR lNlOHI.ER LORAMI-, AIR. Engineering be EleI'Ir1I'nI Eli-Qlllr wfury P' Ngrna Chi A l,E.E.-I,R.E.1 Synton lhiversity of Chicago juris LFROY LORENZIN , .llriyrrfwj Liberal Arts and Sticnces CM fnlifry XYGRRIN ,lol-IN LoIz,, Im: H ,1'i:1u. Ind. Dixision ii! Spa-Lial Fervltes illrzlhi mrlllr I 190 lb. Xarsxty Football Squad lil Q Illini In- suranie Society Depauw Universityg Miintana Ethu-il of Mincsp lndlana Uriixeisity PAIJI -li-mins LoI'i,IAx , . lirllrizllr Fine and Applied Arts .flvilwli I fmt A.l.A. Southern Illinois Lfnixersity 278 XVILLIAM MICHAEL Loxx RY .... ...Champaign Commerce llldfkfllflg Marketing Club CLIUIJE ALFONSO Lurrursr .,......, Cbirrigo Liberal Arts and Sciences Clii'r11l,ilv-I A.l,Ch.E.: German Club EDGAR XVALTER Lunxxiu ..., Ei'.nm'1Il:, lull. Comment CUlVIlVlt'H'!lIl Tvrirlvlrig AIILHAIIL XVILLIAM I.LIDxvIG. . ,. .... Sfgul Engineering ,-irfrouallllriil Erlgmeeriug Chi Gamma Iota: Gamma Alpha Rhog l.A.S. Honors Day ll, 3l Murray State Teachers' Collegez Indiana State Teachers' Collegeg Iowa State University VIRGINIA Goouxvmn I.IIuxvIr9, . . ., .lfi-limi.: Education E1!IlL'llli0Il of Mwllrllly Harldlrapperl Alcestis Y.XV.C.A. Committee ll, El Q University Or- chestra ill: Repertory Orchestra 121: Stu- dent Religious Council l5l 1 Scabury Founda- tion Student Council 12, 31 BYRON HENRY LuERs .... ,,..... S pringfii-ld Liberal Arts and Sciences Erounmlri Alpha Tau Omega lllini Union Committee 137: Freshman Var- sity Swimming Squadg Varsity Swimming Squad Ml: Dolphins H5 Carleton College FRANK JEROME Lurcfis .....,...,...,.. Clrera Engineering lllerlmlliml E7lgllll'L'l'Illg A.S.M.E, Morton junior College MARJQRIR HARRISON Luicmw. .. .. .Prim journalism Editorial Leeman Lodge The Daily Illini 12, 3, 41 MacMurray College RAYMOND WILBUR LUKEN... .... Allan Commerce Marketing Delta Chi The Daily Illini 131 3 Illini Union Committee Q5, 41 g Interfraternity Council CZ, 51 3 Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club Honors Day Q11 WILLIAM FRANK LUKITSCH. . . ., .... ,Clainzgo Commerce Banking and Filllllli? Fireside Chi Gamma lotag Varsity Baseball Squad 11,41 Honors Day CZ, 51 Carthage College ARLO GENE LUNDBERG ...,...... Rock Irlrmd Engineering Melallur-gy Sr. Ambrose College BEVERLY ANNE LUNDBERG .... ,... P nymn Journalism Ad1'e1'Iifir1g Lincoln Avenue Residences Illustratorsg Phi Kappa Epsilong Theta Sigma Phig W.G.S. Executive Council 15, -I1 2 N.S.A. Senate Subcommittee 13, 415 Market- ing Club Honors Day fl, 51 ALBERT Louis LUNDGREN .... . .. . .Wamga Agriculture General Agriczrllnre Alpha Tau Alphag Illini Theatre Guild Cast C215 Y.M.C.A. Committee 151: Intramural Manager Q21 9 University Chorus U 42, 3, 41 3 A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 41: Choristers C313 Madrigal Chorus 641g Illinois Agriculturist mg WILL 12,1415 Illini christian Fel- lowship 15, 41g Intramural Council-Q21 3 Ag- riculture Clubg Agricultural Education Clubg Field and Eurrowg Hoof and Horn Clubg Rural Life Club EDWIN CHARLES LUNDIEN ...,...,... Cbimga Physical Education Pbyriral Ednratiorz Phi Epsilon Kappa: Cheerleaderg Varsity Gymnastics Squad 12, 313 Freshman Varsity Squadg Dolphins 141 Iowa State College BURTON RUSSELL LUNDQUIST ........ Chicago Agriculture Agricultural Science Club Esquire Wright Junior College: De Paul University ROBERT FRED LURIE ............... Oak Park Engineering Illerbarlical Engineering Annex Hall M.I.A. Executive Councilg A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. I I ... ,M I Q l 63 P I Q ii' i . -4 . 1 x I f si fesff a w.:-an '--' I : -if isflzb qi., Q4 X E. t-. .. f ' . ,. x ' .g az ,. lm 'N N ll 'QA 5 5. , .,,, X -- .. , s..-0 -nr +1 .yi 2 JOHN XVARREN LUSIQ ....,...,,.,,.,. Qnim-y Commerce Munrzgemerzl and Markeling Four Columns Marketing Club Quincy College RICHARD Louis LUTHANS ........ .... P earia Engineering Elerlriral Engineering A.l.E.E.-I,R.E. Wright junior Collegeg Bradley University KATIArIn'N ANN LUTZ .....,.,...,,. Ezrrriilurz Liberal Arts and Sciences Pryrbalagy Kappa Kappa Gamma Mortar Boardg Shi-Aig Alpha Lambda Deltag Psi Chig The Illio fl, 21 3 Illini Union Coma mittee il, Z, 51 3 Star Course Manager 12, 51 3 Panhellenic Executive Council 131 3 House President 1413 Freshman Councilg Freshman Frolic Committee Honors Day 11, 2, 513 University of Illinois Scholarship Key THOMAS DAVID LUTZ .......... New Donglfu Agriculture General Agrimlfnre llli-Dell Illini Theatre Guild Cast 121g Agricultural Economics Club St. Norbert's College MICHAEL EDWARD LYNCH .......,.. Lexingian Division of Special Services Ilfluthemaiirr Lundgren House Illinois State Normal University NORLIAN MARTIN LYNN ..... Hammond, Ind. Division of Special Services il'.ldY'kEllHg Phi Sigma Delta Chi Gamma Iotag House President 1-113 N.S.A. Senate Subcommittee 131: Student Religious Council C21 3 Hillel Foundation Stu- dent Council C31 3 Marketing Club Honors Day 141 KENNETH BALLANTINE MAACK ....... Cbzmgo Commerce Accaunfanry Grinnell College GORDON Low MACADARI ,... ., ..... Emrmon Division of Special Services BIIJIVIEJJ i'i:I'l71l7Il.ffl'l1ll0Il 506 Club M.l.A. Executive Council: House President 12, 31 Loyola University 279 ,Io POND INIACDONALD ,,.......v .-O.1k Pure Fine and Applied Arts Painting Gamma Phi Beta Illustrators: Illini Ifnion Committee llll Y.XY',C.A. Committee lla -IAx1cr XYIINIFRED BI.-'lCDOL'G.'lLL,. .Rlfitjairl journalism ,'idr'er1.',-.vig Zeta Tau Alpha The Illio 12l: Illini Union Committee ill. Y,XY'.CA. Committee lla ROBERT Bori-to MACK ......,.. .... C fluiuigfl Engineering Clrzl Ezigzizssimu Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sigma. Tau Nu Tau: A.S.C.E. Honors Day 11, 5. -ll: L'nixersity of Illinois Scholarsltip Key S'raxLi3x' DAVID MACK ,,.,.. ,,.....,. D :Ami Liberal Arts and Sciences Clvemlrnl Engnlei img Elagg House A.I.Ch.E. ALEXANDEIL james IvlaCKuixt .,,..,.. Clmuign Agriculture Aninzal Sciirlue Delta Kappa Epsilon Illini Union Committee 421 5 Y,M.C.A. Com- mittee Ill DONALD INIACMILLAN ,....,,...,. .,,, 1 aliul Engineering Elertrlral Euglui-ernzg A.l.E,E.-I.R.E. -loliet ,lunior College Airmxtiitn ELLIS lwlacpninsox...Sprimghelil Commune Illizrmucnlwil Alpha Tau Omeua ALr:t PAUL MAnAnAsz ,...... .... D lwnmu fommerce Jiri ffnrflamj Newman Hall Accountancy Club: Marketing Cluh Honors Day Ill 280 Num E' W .5 ,A+--P ' Q M' iw i f e e 21272 Q13 A , I, , V iiiitft K ld T t ,Af v I v 1 7133 gi-. , V -51 A I A-.I - 'i Q ji' ls, ir' ,L iifeigga: I s lt' :uh --fn' I e -A 1 F, as H401 GEORGE XYlII.I.lAM INIADDEN ,... .,.. D enum Commerce Mrzrkelmg Sigma Alpha Epsilon Beta Gamma Sigmag Phi Eta Sigmag Illini Union Committee lllg House President UIQ Marketing Club Honors Day ll, ll Grouse XYIALLACE Manuox ,.,.,... Glen Ellyn Engineering Geueml Engineering A.S.M.E. Unix ersity ot XY isconsin w'lLLI.-XM Enxesr IYIADDOX... .... Dizniflle Agriculture Vaiuzlionul .'Igl'jL'lll1IH'? Illini Union Committee ll, Z, 533 Plow Boy Prom Committee 4351 junior Prom Commit- tee: Agricultural Education Club GEORGE Euxvaao IVIADER ....... .... W 'izrerly Engineering Erzgineermg Plvjrirr Ohm Sweet Ohm Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Mu Epsilong First Lieu- tenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Pi Tau Sigma Honors Day fl, 2, 31: University of Illinois Scholarship Key XYIILBERT JOHN INIAGERS .......,..... Cherie: Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemiixzl Ellglllfffillg A.I.Ch.E. Honors Day fl, 31 Missouri School of Mines EARLE IRYLNC. MAGID ........ .. .Chirago Commerce Mavkelwg Marketing Club JEAN MAGILL ...,.........,. ..,. 1 alle! Agriculture Home Erfmomirr Alphi Phi The Daily Illini 133: Home Economics Club joliet junior College i RALPH FRANK MAGLINE. ,While Plaim, N. Y. Commerce E!'0!I0lIIilI Gazund Heights House President iZ.5l: Accountancy Club: Illini Insurance Society: Marketing Club VINCENT GUY MAGORIEN ........,... Bamuia Engineering Aeronauliml Eugizzeerilzg Fireside Chi Gamma Iota: Gamma Alpha Rho: Illini Union Committee Q-Hg I.A.S. Honors Day C25 New York University: Indiana University XVILLIAAI JOHN MAI-IoNEv ,... ..... 0 nk Park Liberal Arts and Sciences Biology Aiky Hall HAROLD KAY MAIN .......,. .,.. , flllarm Agriculture Animal Sriwre Alpha Tau Alpha: Y.M,C.A. Committee 131 : Agricultural Education Club: Hoof and Horn Club: Poultry Science Club CARL EUGENE MAKEBISON.. ......,. Dfim-ille Division of Special Services Illurzagemfnt JOSEPH VINCENT MALEK ...... .... C ima Engineering .Mecbnrliral Efiglmsrizzg Chi Gamma Iota: A.S.M,E. Morton junior Collegeg Pennsylvania State College ALBERT MALELO ............ .... C liimga journalism Adl'f1'IiIlIl.g College Hall The Daily Illini f1,2yg The Illio 11, Zl: Illini Union Committee 11,533 Y.M.C.A. Committee l1,2,-U3 Marketing Club: Stu- dent Businessmen's Association STEVEN MALKOWSKI ..,..... .... C icem Engineering Ilfleclaaniml Ezzgiusei-mg Barton House A.S.M.E.g Industrial Education Society: Labor and Industrial Relations Associationg S.A.E. University of South Carolina Lois EVELYN MALLICOAT .... .... C icem journalism Adiferiimzg Evans Hall Illini Union Council C411 Illini Union Com- mittee C31 Q Marketing Club Morton Junior College .L-, L I V G. e Q4 r.1mii35?Ef't.5 , ' T- ,Si Am ...,..E. v., as ALLEN BERT MALNAK ..........,.... Cbirfigo Liberal Arts and Sciences Znofagj Roosevelt College ROBERT RICHARD MALONII ,,,,. . ,Br-myz Engineering Gemmzl Er1gim'rrir1g Sigma Tau: Tau Beta Pi: A.S.M.E. Morton junior College IXIARGARFT OLGA IWIANCE ...,.,..,. Cbwrlfffflwr Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Tmming in Spanirb Evans Hall Spanish Club Southern Illinois University DEWEY IWIANCUSO ,........ .,...... R mkfmr! Engineering Aerorinlrlirizl Ezzgnzeering l,A.S. Eau Claire State Teachers' College NORMAN MANUEL .,...,... .... C hir-.igo Commerce Aim-keiing Alpha Epsilon Pi Accountancy Club: Illini Insurance Society: Marketing Club Roosevelt College PATRICIA MARION MANGLER ...,... ..Cl1ir-rigo Liberal Arts and Sciences Hirlmj Kappa Kappa Gamma The Daily Illini QU: The Illio 421: Illini Theatre Guild Cast Ill: Y.XV.C.A. Commit- tee 141, 21 DONALD Ross MANN ...,,.... ..,. I Xliumuo Agriculture Genera! Agrirullzmf Alpha Zeta: Illinois Agriculturist 1-ij: Field and Furrowg Rural Life Club Honors Day Il, 3? jfirrns ELLIS MANN ......,... I...- 1 hon Commerce Ilflarkulirig Chi Psi Fencing Manager 125 Honors Day GJ 281 8. 1 r L, S- '5- .1 6- Af . R 4-.I . X1 ,i. ,I -I if . . 7 cd-I r I Y I .!. Ncsra JEAN IVIANN ....,.,... .,.. i Hizmena Agriculture Home Erorzomzrr Gamma House XVesley Foundation Student Council 1433 Home Economics Clubg Rural Life Club ROBERT EMANUEL INIANN .... ,,v.. C laimga Commerce illarkeiing and Ei'u11amic,r Freshman Varsity Baseball Squad: Student Re- ligious Council l5, -13 1 Hillel Foundation Student Council 13, 43 3 Campus Chest Alloca- tions and Advisory Board Q53 3 Intercollegiate Zionist Federation: Marketing Clubg Philoso- phy Discussion Club Honors Day 153 Roosevelt College Soi, MANN , I .,...,,....,.,..... Cbimgo Engineering E1Ectvlrr1l Ellgimerirlg Alky Hall Sigma Tau: Tau Beta Pig Eta Kappa Nu: A,I.E.E.-I.R.E.g Electronics Club Honors Day Wright ,lunior College XVILLIAM CLARENCE Maxx ..., ,.,., D tmziille Physical Education Pbyrlfrll Eglzmzllorz Ma-XVan-Dag Tribe ot Illinig Varsity XVrest- ling Squad ll, 2. -13, Letter tl, Z, -I3 WH-iijrrrt MANNABERG . ,............ Chicago Fine and Applied Arts .4ri'bi1ur1nre A.l.A. Axorio Tom Mums .t.,t..,,...,.. Cbztuiyqn Division of Special Services illurliigulrlulzl Curevada Manor University Orchestra HIL Accountancy Club Rorirnr LEE MARCH ,...,,.... . ,Calumel City Commerce Pcrmmzcl Mi1m1gi'n1i'nl JUHN WARNER Mancus, .... ....Chiraga journalism Edilorinl Tau Delta Phi Sachemg Sigma Delta Chig The Daily Illini 41, 2, 3, 43g Interfratcrnity Council 113g Var- sity 150 lb. Football Squad 62, 33, Award 12, iilc University Chorus ll, Z3 g Men's Glee Club 123 g A Cappella Choir 113 g WILL 1335 Hillel Foundation Student Council IZ! 1 Intra- mural Council f43 3 Ensign, Battalion of Mid- shipmen 282 -rye .G-I 6 ,Af . '35- '-H, . 'Q' X H- i' 'wr' ' ' fa ' l i s Sflff-fi' - f Y ,,.. r. ,J -- z , .- .i cv rf VDO l l 1' I 3 f 331 iflvqlfr .S fit W .assi 5 .5 BARRE MARDER ,,.., ..... , ......... C birago Engineering Electrical Engineering Tau Delta Phi Interfraternity Council 123: House President i Q-431 A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day Q13 HENRY MAREK ...,........... .. .Berwyn Engineering Ciril Engineering A.S,C.E. Morton junior College 1051391-I lu.-KREK ..,......... , . , ,Berwyn Engineering Ciril Ellgilzeering Annex Hall A,S.C.E. CATHERINE Minzircos .......,..., Champaign Liberal Arts and Sciences Barleriologj' Alcestis Honors Day 423 ALVIN LXIARKOYITZ .,...,........... Cbfrago Liberal Arts and Sciences Zuology Herzl junior College GERALD MILTON Mfuucs ....,....,... Cbimgo Engineering Electrical Engineering Sigma Tau: Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigma: Eta Kappa Nug A.I.E.E,-I.R.E.g Illuminating Engineering Society: Intercollegiate Zionist Federation Honors Day ll, 2, 33 RONALD PERRY MARKS ,.......... Rank Irland Division of Special Services Adferlirirlg Hillel Foundation Student Council 13, 43 1 I.A.S.g Intercollegiate Zionist Federation: Marketing Club Michigan State Collegeg St. Louis University FRED Mimxus ..................... Cbimgo Engineering Mecbaniml Engineering A,S.M.E. RENEE PAULA MARKUS .... .......... C himgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Alpha Xi Delta W.A.A. 12, 5,4lg French Club: Rifle and Pistol Club: United World Federalistsg Ger- man Club University of Heidelberg DONALD LEE MARLIN ,.,...., . ..., Carmi Engineering AKI'0I1Hllli1'dl Engineering Fireside House President Hi: I.A.S.: Illini Glider Club JAMES LESLIE MARMION .,.,.,... Cbampaign Division ot Special Services Markezmg Marketing Club CAROL LAVERNE IVIARQUARDT ......,. Cliimgn Fine and Applied Arts pllillllllg Delta Gamma Illini Union Committee tllz Fine and Ap- plied Arts Society -IOHN NEIL MARQi'Is ........... Bloominglan Liberal Arts and Sciences P,iJi'bnlogy Kings' Row - House President 15, -ll: Dolphins 13, All Maryville College FRANCIS LEROY MARSH ........,... Widllffgzlfl Commerce Management and Perrmznel illarzngemerif House President Q21 3 Accountancy Club: Marketing Club: Society for the Advancement of Management ROBERT WILLIAM MARSHALL ........ illnnuon Fine and Applied Arts Arflyilerllzre A.I.A.: Fine and Applied Arts Society ALDO ANTHONY MARTIGNAGO. .Sz. Lmm, Mo. Commerce Ilfiamzgemenf Theta Xi Varsity Football Squad MJ: Letter 151 TT f wr x Qs x x R N flu' Z Q: 1 ,. 2 .. ..:i..i ,A .-.-. Q rg, 1:-.b s N . VSN skis I 9 I -fs A-'Ps J ...Lei I CII.-iRLEs ELVIN INIARTIN ..,., .... I Ili-Hemli Agriculture I-lgv'lu1rlIl1i'.If Ecollollricl Farm House Men's Cilee Club ll, 5. U: Illinois Agriculf turist tl, 51: All Ag Field Day Committee ll, Sl: Plow Boy Prom Committee 125: Ag- ricultural Economics Club: Dairy Production Club: Dairy Teclinology Society: Illini MA- xonic Club DONALD CHARLES MARTIN ..,...... Oak Pnik Engineering Elr'ffrli'I1l Ezzvqiiziviiiig ELA Kapp.I Nu: Pi Mu Epsilon: Illini Chris- tian Fellowsliip ts, -ll: ArI.E.E.-I.R.E. Lincoln College ,losrri-I IGNATIUS IVIARTIN, JR. FI, Sum Hanrtinz. Trx. Division of Special Services jivznaziilzrnz Dolphins 1-ll LEONARD XYIILLIAM INIARTIN Diixvsl Hill, Pwm. Liberal Arts and Sciences Splzrrirb Chi Phi The Daily Illini ill : Illini Union Committee ll, 2, 3, Ai 3 Y.M.C,A. Committee ill : Inter- fmternity Council 15, -ll : Spanish Club: Tencliers-in-Tmining Club IVIARVIORIIZ ANNE MARTIN ....,...... Synmnm Liberal Arts and Sciences Snriolugy Illini Union Committee 1-it g Y.XV.C.A. Com- mittee til 1 Rural Life Club IXIARY TAYLOR IXIARTIN ....,..,....... Elliieii Liberal Arts .ind Sciences Hillary Phi Mu The Illio tl I: Y.XV.C.A. Committee tl, Zi: Spanish Club: Tecichers-in-Trziining Club Honors Day 133 RICHARD EDGAR IVIARTIN ...,.... Blmzdiunille Engineering Aei'mmlrlii'i1l Eflginecrlng Brentwood Gamma Alpha Rho: House President Q-li: I.A.S. Western Illinois State College RUSSELL GEORGE INIARTIN ,..,. ,,., B nrkley Commerce Armlnilimry Accountancy Club 283 WILLIAM EUGENE MARTIN. ........ Centmlmc. 4 Liberal Arts and Scientes -'iq Tearber Training in Bmlory ' v. Honors Day 153 - '- Centralia Township junior College - -I E WII.I.IAIsI THOMAS BIARTIX ........ Springfield Liberal Arts and Sticnres Cbeniiuij' JOSEPH MARTINEC .. .......... .... B erzuyn Division of Special Serxites Flnnnte Clark House House President 13l1 American Legion Post No, 9003 Illini Insurance Sriricryg Junior Chamber of Commerce Clemson College XVILLIAM IXIERRVIT MARIINIE . Agriculture . . . . .fklanm Vafrzliullal Qlgvlilillliit Alpha Tau Alpha Illinois State Normal L'nIrersity GORDON VUILLIAM M.uzI'x'N. .. Engineering Ciril Eflgimrrlilxq A,S.C.E. LaSalle-PeruvOglesby ,luninr I l .. .... LaSalle I -Ll allege ' 'NF-i .fi PHYLLIS ANN MARVIN ,........ .....Dar1Iul1E, Liberal Arts and btiengs Tearbl-r Training in Snrml Sfudler . ' PIII Beta Kappag Alpha I..Imbtl.I Delta 1 House' President ISD: Spanish flubg Teachersfirf- ' Training Club Honors Day fl, 2, il g Unixuisily of Illinoisi Srhularship Key -ml ,ewan ix '. M. . . 85,5 Armin MASON .,......,...... Higlil4m2'I3,a - Liberal Arts and Sticneesq 'i' - P.1j'l'bology Alpha Phi Terrapin BJ ..,4.,,vI li, ' i I, J .4 iffib .sr .1 3- - ANTHONY MASSETTI ............ '..1R32:kjo Liberal Arts and Seientcs' JJ: Q 1 f Pr-lr bul fy, 284 . Tang , rf? fu nfl rd ' mfr!-+7 4 'le Q 5' nr.. 1 Lf til 'UN Gi- 71' li fur tw-v. f Y 'Kmsrr MARTIN MATHISEN.llfl Mir-IJ. '. Engineering lu Civil Enginserinr x chi Epsiiulrg A3s.c.E. Honors Day f2,.5l University of Michigan x '. 1 Garson MATQESIAN .......... , nire City Engineering Civil Engineering Varsity Football Squad 11, 2, Varsity Wrestling Squad fl, 2, 3, -il g A .E. I MIaru.E MATTENSON ..... ..,. C bil-ago Law Lan' Barton House Nu Beta .Epsilong The Daily Illini Hilg junior Bar Associationg Law Societyg Prae- torians Cornell University: University of Minne- sota: University of Chicago HAROLD EMMONS MATTESON.DIIllkllk, N. Y. Engineering Illerlmniml Engineering A.S.M.E. Honors Day Q33 WILLIAM JOSEPH MATTHEXY'S ,,.. Ml. Pulaski Agriculture 0Agmnarny Hill Hall Illinois Agriculturist C453 Field and Furrowg Hoof and Horn Club: Horticulture Club ' ' , I 5' r RALPH 'CHEg'l:ERr,IMATUSlAK. ..Chir-ago Heiglm I 7 C merce N Argglnlarlry Pi Kappa' Phi Accountancy Qlfub Honors Day QU i C ' i I . , I 'K Q s MAX Euoiarus MAIJIg .......... .... C ai-ey t Engineering Elffffltdl Engineering AA.I.E..Er-I.R.rE. ' . , . . I. - .. ' win, rr. '13 Q . . A .I Mfr-we x '- A AQ.-, '-alfa ' - .- w 'fe I Av-'QL Jew- I, . D l 4, .3 .IQ I JAMES 'WL' .........,.... Clinton fQi,yis'idiI-Agof, Special Services ' Qs: bnlogy Psi Chifp'Marke'EA4 Club Honors l'lf5y'fZf5l' ' Millikinf'Mii'lgEIl9Y .I l 1:27 75447 .Q ' ,. ga. ak A P 'l' I-' 'Q It - CMH4 A RAYMOND JAMES MAURER .... ...... E lmbnrrr Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbfmiilrj' Omega Beta Pi JOHN DUNCAN MAvoR, ,.......... LaGrange Commerce Markeling amz' Mamzgemenf Phi Delta Theta Marketing Club: Spanish Club Lawrence College DALE STUART lNlAY .......... ....... C bicngn Division of Special Services Bzuiizefr A-ldmiriirfratian Illini Glider Club Muhlenberg Collegeg North Park College: Loyola University JOHN BERNARD MAYER ............. Cbimgu Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Traiuiizg in Hifmfy Parade Ground Units Gamma Delta JOHN WARREN MAX'ER ,..,........ Glefzifiauf Engineering Illecbaaziml Engirieering Triangle Star and Scroll: Phi Eta Sigmag Interfrater- nity Council 131 Honors Day fll HORACE MAZE ..,.........,.... ...Dnpa Engineering Ilferbaniral E!Igi7IEBl'iIIg A.S.M.E. l MERRILL JAMES MCALLISTER ...... Ware:-nzfin Division of Special Services Agi'ii'ull11re Alpha Gamma Rho Field and Furrowg Hoof and Horn Club HOWARD JENNINGS McBRiDE ...,.... Cbimgn Division of Special Services llflarketing Illini Union Committee 1315 Campus Chegf 131: Marketing Club 1 W in A 5 .i ., ,::::g,g.,,-Q .,.. . E - J- Z sl' 'e ' ' if-M 'wt ,R J , ,.,i, fi , ..,, , ' 5-2-::. WIFE?-Ia . I t S va , ex A S ?. ., AQ :af t 44 Q Y V1 3 ROBERT COOKE lXlCBRlDE... ...Aledo Commerce Mizfkeling Granada Club The Daily Illini 12, 3. AH: Basketball Man- ager 121 1 Phi Chi Eta: Scabbard and Blmleg Marketing Club GEORGI' MCCAIN .....,....,......, Clviinigo Engineering Eletlrmil Ezzgiileeimg Sigma Phi Delta A.I,E.E.-I.R.E, Honors Day lll FREDERICK JOHN MCCARTHY .... ,Sprmmgfield Division of Special Services E!'0?I0lI1ll',f mid' Mnrkeliizg Kappa Sigma Baseball Manager ill Honors Day ill CARL JAMES McCAusLAND ...,.. .,Amvri,1 Agriculture l'amIiomzI Agv'it11llln'c Alpha Zeta: Alpha Tau Alphag Agricultural Education Club Honors Day C31 Chicago Technical College ROBERT FRANKLIN MCCLATCHEX'...Kil71k.IfiF Commerce All1Il:1ge'7IIF7If Marketing Club PERRY WHEELER NICCLELLAND. ...Springfield Agriculture General .-igrinzlzlrre Farm House Plow Boy Prom Committee ISP: Hoof and Horn Club Springfield ,lunior College FRANCIS JosEPH IVICCLUHAN ...... Cbillii-aim Engineering Elerlriml EIIgiIIz't'!'f7lg A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. St. Bede's College ROBERT MCCLURE ............. Blaomingmn Commerce Conlfzzvrre and Lau' Sigma Alpha Epsilon XVestern Michigan College 285 R S.- ' 'Q 3 4,,,i:?5 '71 Q, 'gh' ROBERT Enwrx IWICCLURE .,,.... Il.rif:i:,ib1lfg Engineering Elgclrlcnl Erxglrsrti ft A.I.E.E,AI,R.E. Mrllikrn University Grmirw X'rxcExr Mct oriui I,-f','.',1g'l Engineering C::ilEi1pnntr.'f:c Theta Kappa Phi Cllr Comma Iota, House President 15lg A.S,C.E. jamie E1,1,sxx0R1H ltietr-M14 , tlifr-.150 Engrneerinu Givllvrill Elltllilil if A.S.M.E 1 S.A.E. ,Iurrs Ct'll.lN Mctcwxr . , r l:.'.zqo Liberal Arts .intl Sirentcs .YitU'- ll it Parsde Ground Units Campus fliest HI. MIA, Iixcturixe Council HU. House President lil. -lunr--r B.ir Asw- LIJIIHZI XX rlslln -Iunriur Colleue, fdtliolit bnrteisrty Romnr Krixxuru lXlr,t,R.-it icrx, -IR. , Liwmigtl Fine and Applied Arts ,'Iri'lvlii'lnrt Alplu Tau Omega St.ir.rbg A.I.A.g Fine .intl Applied Arts So- elety Hon an R11 HARD Mr! I run r-r ., lim: Agritulture xilgrlrnllnirsl Swirl. Sigma Pi Eustern Illrnms State ffttlleige Rourn Lrr Mrf,ur.rm ri .ullouwmrfrfi I ommerte limrzonmi .mil ,llrnillnlg Monmouth College. Nt. Norbert College Hnizrsrnr Eunrwr IVIl1Cl'RIJY Nftnlf .lfimfr I :immune :Ir r fffinlnrl All-Ilia Sigma Phi Star fourse Mannucr IZ, Rl. Actriuntarny f,luh. Marketing Club Aurora College 286 J Q , W ,A,, Y , i, . 'Mt JAMES GERALD INICCURDYW ...... . .Wyoming Agriculture Vocational nlgrifulture Nabor House Alpha Tau Alpha: Y.M.C.A. Committee tl, 2, Sl 3 Illinois Agriculturist Q41 3 Wesley Foundation Student Council 1313 Agricultural Council 151: Agricultural Economics Clubg Agricultural Education Clubg Hoof and Horn Clubg Poultry Science Clubg Rural Life Club MAURICE EUGENIE IXICDANIEL .,..... Retlrnun Division of Special Services Arionriltlurj Accountancy Club, Fine and Applied Arts Society Michigan College of Mining and Tech- f1 lf'si' ORX'II,I.E KENNETH MtLD.ix1rr., . , .t,.'b.ifup.iigf1 Division of Special Sertices Cmrlfrlirri Roruirtr GILBERT MCDONALD, -IR. .... Llwmgo Commerce .-lrco1n1.'.1m'j Newman H.ill Accountancy Clubg Marketing Clubg junior Chamber of Commerce Honors Day ll, 51 VIMQFNT JOSEPH INICDONALD . .Grilmn Engineering Ele'drfr.1l Erzwqlrlnfiizg Phi Eta Sigmag Eta Kappa Nug A.I.E.E.- I.R,E. Honors Day ll, 1, Slg Unixersity ot' Illinois Stlrolarsliip Key Timmins OWEN MCDONUUQH ...,. lilmlmm Commerce flIariUl17g Newrnan Hall Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club Lords College Frmwcrs Fr.ArRi2 MCEI,HINl:X',, .,..., Trzmfviro Liberal Arts and Sciences Sptuurb Phi Beta Kappag Alpha Lambda Deltag Sigma Delta Pig Spanish Club Honors Day Il, 2, Fil: University of Illinois Sclmlarslrip Key INIARGARET JEANETTE Mr Etvftrx Iy't1Illl'illHvil, WIJCHIIJIH Agriculture Home Erulmmicr Delta Delta Delta Phi Upsilon Omicrong Illini Union Committee 1513 Campus Chest 1313 Wfesley Foundation Ml: Home Economics Club Milwaukee Downer College RICHARD HANSON MCFADDEN ....... Robinson Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Social Studie: JOHN LANTZ MCGLONE ...,.,....... Harvey Division of Special Services At,l'El'1lJlllg Alpha Phi Omegag The Daily Illini 111 3 The Illio tl, 2, 5l1 Rifle and Pistol Club WILLIAAI JAMES IVICGONAGIL ........ Chicago Engineering General El1gllIE6l'll1g Phi Kappa Sigma Morgan Park Junior Collegeg University of Chicago RALPH ORSON MCGRAW, JR. ....... El'dlI,flUl1 Liberal Arts and Sciences Safer Engirzeeiiug Chi Psi First Lieutenant, Air Force XVing: A.I.Ch.E. PATRICK HAROLD MCHoon .... , ..,..Defa1nr Engineering Civil Ellgllliiflllg A,S.C.E. James Millikin University CYNTHIA SUE MCILHENNX' ..... .... R urbziille Fine and Applied Arts fliurif ..EdIlL'dIl0ll McKinley Hall Sigma Alpha Iotag The Daily Illini: Unia versity Chorus C415 Fine and Applied Arts Societyg Spanish Club DORIS RUTH MCKAY ......... ,....,... J alier Liberal Arts and Sciences Home Ecanamicr Theta Upsilon Illini Union Committee ill 4 Home Economics Club Joliet Junior College RICHARD NEIL MCKELX'EY i......... Belleville Division of Special Services Pre-Medicine Kappa Sigma i' I K' - 1 'ig' ' 5 fs J I is P 11 , f i WN fo fir, Q W. . 1-sv' 6' 53' Q f 55 ' 1 5' , J H -, -. 13 , in ' U 1.3-5 g C- an 3.1. .5541 1- , '-:1:,,::.'. -3- , Sri .' . X S , 5fsrit2il?' 'v . , ',1.:,-,gin sg-1 I f'- :If-' sn-Us ' 'Lvl' J '. A 1 'qv' ' .rf-W--, v Q5 JEROME HENR5' MCI-CENNEI' ..,...... Sterling Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbev11rli'y German Club CHARLES HANNAAI IVICKIE ..... .... O nenla Agriculture VOUZIILVIIIII .'lg?Il'lllllll't' Alpha Zeta: Phi Eta Sigmag Agricultural Edu- cation Clubl Hoof and Horn Club Honors Day Q51 XVILLIS EYIERETT MIiKIxxEY, JR...Sl1elb3i'1lIe Agriculture l'ol'l1li0mil .-igiwlilllzre Alpha Tau Alphag Agricultural Education Clubg American Legion Post No. 909 Eastern Illinois State College JACK CQLLYER MCKINZIE ..... .... D fwrille Commerce lllplffillllg Sachemg Tomahawkg The Illio ll, 2, 3jg Marketing Club MARTHA MCLEAN ..,........... Bloamnlglarl Liberal Arts and Sciences Socialagj Kappa Delta The Illio 11,235 Illini Union Committee ll,3,4Jg Illini Theatre Guild Production Stan' 1115 McKinley Foundation Student Council Q-il: Social XVelfare Administration Clubg Socialist Study Club JACK WALKER MCMORROXV ...,...... Slrcnlor Division of Special Services Ecouomirr Tau Kappa Epsilon ROLLAND DELANE MCMULLEN .,.....,. Pekin Division of Special Services Eranomirr Four Columns Accountancy Club: Marketing Club Honors Day 12, 31 JOE HOWELL MCMURRY, JR. .... Bellf, Twin. Division of Special Services f'IgYll'Illllll'8 Barton House Agricultural Law Club: A.S.A.E.: Horticul- ture Club 287 jaitrrs XYIILLARD McNaDB ....,..,.. Lt: Grange Engineering Electrical Enginifrzrig Zeta Psi Skull and Crescent1 Eta Kappa Nu: Varsity Golf Squad li,-H: Freshman Varsity Golf Squad: A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day tl. It ,lor-rx BICDIAIR ..,..,, ,. ,. Dablgrm Agriculture slgficlilllnili Xilcfirc XVesmen Y.M.li.A. Committee H1 1 Wesley Foundation Student Council ISI 3 Field and Furrowg Rural Lite Club jaarns EDWARD LiCNAhl.iR.k ,.,,.. .llnnmnmlr Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Srfrlizi jllldicll French Club: Teachers-in-Training Club: United XV-wrld Federalists Honors Day ill RODFRT DOUGLAS MCNEII., .,... .... S tremor Division of Special Services Markelmg nm! .lIi1r1.rutmer1l Phr Gamma Delta American Society for Public Administrationg Marketing Club DONALD CLARINCE lNlCXY'.-KRD ,.., Morrirozzzrilla Education Getleml Sci: 11' Illini Blackburn Club Blackburn College Crrxx FRANK MCXViLLr.mrs ,.... Champaign Commerce ' Air'ff1r11z.iuti Accountancy Club Mrllikrn College: Unitersrty of South Caro- lrrra, University of Mexico BYROY JOHN MEFHALLS ., ...G'eorgr'laurn Liberal Arts and Sciences Br1r'lw1fi!ffui Epsilon Phi Sigma Hnrrx Manjonrrs lNIr,rirsrinrrP ..,. ..0uk Pirrk Aurrculturc Harm lfcfuiffmli r Presbyterian House University Orchestra ll. fl 288 . ' Q 1 sa ' fziw W? ii P'1 .9213 3 rl- GERARDINE MEERMAN ...... . .. . .1. .Cbimga Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemirrry Price Club House President Hb XVilson junior College Hfxzizr. LAVERNE Mrrns ,....... ..Cbt-rmpiugn Fine and Applied Arts illurii' Sigma Alpha Iota: Y.XV.C.A. Committee fl, 2, 43 3 University Chorus Hlg A Cappella Choir IS, ng Illini Christian Fellowship ll, 3, 5, -ll JUHN Ci-mrttfs Meomx ..... .... H inzunzi Commerce zllaizngenierll Kappa Sigma Baseball Manager ill 3 Second Regimental Band tl, 21 1 Moingwena Honors Day 121 VVILLI.-XM CARL IUEISENHEIMER ...... Crurrnlia Engineering Civil Ewzgirzeerirlg Centralia junior College EMMA ICATHRYN MIZLLHER ....... Sjtrizigfiela' Liberal Arts and Sciences Socialugy Beta House Alpha Pi Della Springheld junior College CARL jursrsnr Mmm ...... .... Noknmir Engineering Civil Ellwklllfliillg Tau Beta Pi: A.S.C.E, Bradley University ROGER CALVIN IVIELLIZM .... Cedar Fully, Iowa Fine and Applied Arts Arflvllerllnrs Gargoylu Honors Day QZ, 35 Iowa State Collegei Lawrence College EDXVIN DALE MELLON ,,.. . ..,... . . . . .Barry Division of Special Services Hirlory Lux Mundi M.l.A. Executive Council U, 413 House President 13, 4l 3 Teachers-in-Training Club Huco JAY IVIELVOIN ......... Highland Park Commerce Afcamrlancy Zeta Beta Tau Concert Band fl, 2, 3, 413 Marching Band 11, 2, 3, 453 University Chorus IIN: MCIVS Glee Club CI, 2, 3, -Hg Dolphins IS, 411 Freshman Frolic Committeeg Accountancy Club: Marketing Club Honors Day fl, 2. 513 University of Illinois Scholarship Key ALIRIOHAMED ABDLILKAREEIII MERION Bombay, India Engineering Agrirlzlllnal Engirzeerillg Cosmopolitan A.S.A.E.g Association of Students from Pakis- tan and Indiag Moslem Students Association FRANK STURTEVANT MENAGH ..... Huoperlan Division of Special Services Recreafion Delta Upsilon Varsity Swimming Squad 4213 150 lb. Foot- ball Squad IZ, 3l. Award C33 CARLOS Ivo DA COSTA IVIENDES Sao Paulo, Bmzil Engineering Civil E!lgiI7iEV'I11g A.S.M.E.g I.T.E. JOHN ROBERT MENEES ....... ..... C bimgn' Engineering Mechanical Engineering Witanshire Illini Union Committee 13, -Hg Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff GI: First Lieutenant, Army ROTC Regimentg Caisson Clubg Persh- ing Riliesg A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. ELLEN JANE MENZEL ............. ..Cbicngn Physical Education Pbyrical .Ed1lCdli0I1 Evans Hall XV.A.A. 1571 Orchesis 122, Physical Edu- cation Majors Club EMIL PETE MERANO ............ Spf-ingielrl' Division of Special Services Managemem and Marketing Marketing Club Springfield Junior College DONALD JEROME MERDINGER ........ Chicago Commerce Accountancy Alpha Epsilon Pi The Daily Illini C213 The Illio fllg Hillel Foundation Student Council C133 First Lieu- tenant, Army ROTC Regimentg Caisson Clubg Phalanxg Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club: Rilie and Pistol Club Honors Day 11,27 ' 75- ' gf: me QQ avg. E l CALVIN I.owELL IXIERKLE ,........... Hunley Engineering Mcrlmnicizl EPI,QilIEUl'iIlg XVenatchee Chi Gamma Iota: Phi Eta Sigma: A,S.M.E. Honors Day fll FRI'DI'RICK Jon lyIFRsaAc,H.BIzy Villmgv, Ohm Division of Special Services Bluiflers pldmlrli-111111011 Chi Phi Sachem: Football Manager t1,2,3lg Am- vets Post No. mg Illini Insurance Societyi Marketing Club: Noingwcna INIITCHELL GUY IVIESFCHIER .,,.. Emi Plum Engineering Electrical EI1,g'l71t'z'li71g Ohm-Sweet-Ohm A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Bradley University RITA SHIRLEY IVIESSER .............. Cbfmgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Speech Correrliwz Kappa Kappa Gamma The Illio fllg Illini Union Committee ll, Il ELWIN FLOYD MESSERALL .... Mendziillr, Pri. Commerce Mafzagernem rum' Marlaeliug Minawa Lodge Accountancy Club: Illini Insurance Society: Marketing Club: Society for the Advancement of Management KAT1-IRYN LUCILLE MEssIniAN .,..,.., BIOIZIIJ Commerce !ifl'0IHIl:UIL'j' Busey Hall Phi Chi Thetag Accountancy Club CHARLES XVILLIAM METCALE ..,.,... Slrmmr Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre'-illedicirze Alpha Phi Omega, Omega Beta Pig Campus Chest MJ: Marching Band 13,351 First Regimental Band 12,311 University Chorus Gig A Cappella Choir I-H Honors Day ISI STANLEY EARL METZ. ,......... -.cfimbriilge Commerce Accrllnlliulcy La Coterie Beta Gamma Sigma: Phi Eta Sigmag Beta Alpha Psig House President Hb, Account- ancy Club Honors Day 11, 2, 33: University of Illinois Scholarship Key 289 ,I 1, 3 i u.a -.4. nu . ,- C '5- I U 5. S 6 5. VIRGINIA LEE METZLER. ...,... ..Cl7yIl7117i1igl7 Physical Education Pbyfifal Edlzmfiorz Alcestis President, XVomen's Athletic Association: Shorter Board: Torch: Alpha Sigma Nug V7.A.A. Board 13,-llg Maior Ig XV,A.A. Numeralsg XV.A.A. l1,Z,5,-U: Pl1YSiC2ll Education Maiors Club Honors Day tl, 2,31 University of Illinois ai? 'cm'- Scholarship Key ID.-KYID VUILLIAM TYIEUSER. , .. ...,Pem journalism ALf1'?1ff.fl7Ig LaSalle-Peru-Oglesby junior College ERIKR INTARY Msws, .v,..,. nlnlfmmhzle, Wir. Education Gfirgml Sufrrte ' Sigma Kappa i - University ol XY'isconsin lm K' wr fl ..,,...- .st . ii s ' ' s is? is CHARLES FREDERICK INIEYER ........ Rirsrride Engineering Elerfrlml Er1g1m'r'm1g Eta Kappa Nu 3 A.l.E,E,fI,R.E.g Tau Beta K 1 PI: Sigma Tau :fi ' t. Honors Day l3l ,- ':.:. A .. i s 1 ., DONALD ROBERT MEYER. ,,..,. ,.,,Qninry Fine and Applied Arts A1'cblfet't1m1! Erzgirlerrrrzg A.I.A,1 A.S.C.E. Quincy College Erirx RUTH MEYIR ....... .... C lnralgo Agritulture Homt Ijivirififrllu Lincoln Avenue Residentcs Alpha Lambda Deltag Phi Upsrlon Omitrong 2 Home Economics fluh EYERFTT HENRY Mrvrri ,...Turrola Agriculture General xliyfilfllme Eastern Illinois State fiilluige MARIIN Morrrow MIYIIR, Rfirliriter, N. Y. Fine and Applied Arts Arrlillrwllfiril liuqlmurlng A.I.A.: A.S.C.E.g ALI Daxidwn College 290 RICHARD ALAN MEYER ....... . . . .Springfield Engineering Aeromzzzriral .Engineering I.A.S. ROLAND XVENDELL MEYER .... . ..... Omifga Agriculture Vorariamzl Agriculture Eraker House Illinois State Normal University XVILLIALI XVARREN MEYER, JR. ....... Skokie Commerce lllamzgemenr Psi Upsilon Marketing Club INI.-XRYIN NIEYERS ................. Ckimgo Fine and Applied Arts flivhilecllarul Engineering Flagg House A.I.A.: A.S.C.E.g Praetorians Rhode Island State College: Illinois Insti- tute of Technology ROBERT MEZANSKY ......, New York, N, Y. Fine and Applied Arts Al'fbi!?FfllfB Lundgren House A.I.A, Alfred University: New York University MELX'IN LEONARD MEZOEE ...,........ Lynn Division of Special Services Adrvrlirfng Zeta Beta Tau The Illio 4351 Illini Union Committee Url: Hoof and Horn Clubg Marketing Clubg Philosophy Discussion Club University of Massachusettsg Harvard Uni- versity JANE ANN MICHEL .....,,........ Cliimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Evgfirb Kappa Alpha Theta Illini Union Committee f1.3l: Y.NV.C.A. Committee fl, 2, Sl 2 Tempo I3, -lj g Orcliesis lil Honors Day ill DON Errors: MILES .i......... Lawrcnrarfille Physical Education Pbyfiml Erlnruliorr Delta Tau Delta Skull and Crescent RICHARD EVAN MILFORD ,....... .... A lion Engineering Engineering Pbyiirs Lux Mundi Pi Mu Epsilong Intramural Manager 1411 A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day 153 Michigan College of Mining and Technol- OSY THEODORE NICHOLAS MILLAS, ..... ,..Al1an Commerce Marketing Clark House Varsity 150 lb. Football Squad Gil Epsilon Phi Sigma Michigan College of Mines ALICE WYRIAN MILLER ...,.... Marrow, Ind. Fine and Applied Arts Ari Erizzmlion Illustratorsg A,I.E.E.-I.R,E.: Synton Honors Day 15, 41 Indiana University BERNARD MILLER . .. ....... ,. . .Chicago Commerce Arcoiznrancy Royal Towers House President lil: Hillel Foundation Stu- dent Council Q-ll: Captain, Army ROTC Regimentg Military Councilg Arseca: Scab- bard and Bladeg Accountancy Club: Inter- collegiate Zionists Federationg Sphinx Club CLARIBEL LOUISE MILLER ,..... .Pacing Ma. Agriculture Hama Econnmici Chi Omega Illini Theatre Guild Manager Mig Illini Blackburn Club Blackburn College DONALD EDGAR MILLER ....,...... Oak Pink Agriculture Dairy Technology Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha Zetag House President C313 Agricul- tural Council Q4lg First Lieutenant, Air Force Wing: Arnold Society of Air Cadets: Dairy Technology Society Honors Day GJ Montana State College J. PHILLIP MILLER ,..,...... ...lndiunoln Agriculture General Agrirnlfure Sigma Phi Epsilon Alpha Zeta Honors Day fl, 2, 315 University of Illinois Scholarship Key JACK MILLER ...........,.., ..... C bimga journalism Adzferiiiing Lundgren House Phi Eta Sigmag Tempo Q23 Honors Day fl, 21 .ns X w ai -gf, S115 1 s-.af , 'tm I-I-5 'rm- :- ,. was V.- I 4 -R f 'fs JAMES RUSSELL MILLER ..... .... C bicago Engineering Mining Engineering M.I.S. JOHN CLARK MILLER ,...........,, Danville Division of Special Services Pre-Medicine Honors Day Q11 JOHN JOSEPH MILLER ........, Bloomington Commerce Aim-feeling Phi Gamma Delta Marketing Club Illinois Wfesleyan University Lois JEAN INIILLER .......... Onining, N. I. Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Englirb Presbyterian Hall McKinley Foundation Student Council CZ, 51 g Teachers-in-Training Club LYTLE GENE MILLER ..,.............. Aleda Engineering figl'iClllIIl7'L1i Engineering A.S.A.E. University of Utah PATRICK MARTIN MILLER...Alexaizdfim Ind. Agriculture Fl0VlClllI!1l'E Phi Eta Sigmag Pi Alpha Xig Illinois Agri- culturist I-U5 Floriculture Club: Horticul- ture Club Honors Day fl, 2, 33: University of Illinois Scholarship Key ARTI-ILIR KENNETH IXIILLS .......... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Zoology Pi Lambda Phi Omega Beta Pi: Interiraternity Council IU: House President 1-il Honors Day 111 ARTHUR KENWARD MILLS ..... ,.... L ombard Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbefniml Engineering Alpha Chi Sigma Chi Gamma Iota: Chairman, U.S.P. Political Party i513 A.I.Ch,E, 291 ROBERT JUNIOR INIILLS ....,.. ., ui-rflfvll Agriculture IIOFJIIUIUZI .-Igvrrnlfznf Alpha Tau AlPha1 XVCSWE' F 'Un'-I-Ilmni S-lu' dent Council 11, 21: Agricultural Etlueatmn Club Unixersity of Chii-120 ALICE ELIZABETH AIILSTY.-XD.. . 5pf.'v:d1fl,f Liberal Arts and Sciences Hnrffry Lincoln Avenue Residentes Honors Day til Blackburn College CHARLES XXIILLI.-XM IWINCER .. ,velmuigv fommerte nlrrm1r1f.irIi y Zeta Beta Tau Beta Gamma Sigma, Phi Eta Siumal Illini Union Committee 121 Honors Day IZ. il XXVILLI.-KM ASTHONY Mixoaic .,., .C1'lU7.20 journalism .iiliwlnlrig Newman Hall Alpha Delta Sigmag Marketing Club Honors Day ll, 2, St Eoxxnann Nismoo Misra . .,,C1rew Engineering 1llFi'f7d?IIl'r1I Erlglmtnrzig A.S.M.E.1 S.A.E. Morton Junior College PHYi,LIs Aux Mixrn.. C. ...... Rnlgimg Liberal Arts and Sciemes T:'11i'huI TIYIIVIIIIVLJ in Aliilkenintlri Alpha Phi Hi-use President I-H Honors Day Ht MacMurray College Grmmr Mixcm .,,.... .. .... .llefrapolii Cfimmerte i'llm1ai.gur1t rzl Arepog Mask and Bauhle: National Colleg- iate Playersg Pierrotsp Illini Theatre Guild Manager 12, 3, 'Hg Illini Theatre Guild Cast ll, Z. 5. -Hg WILL 131: Marketing Club Rwsioxu PHILLIP lklisxiw .v..,. ll i,n-ills Llheral Arts .ind Stxemes Bailirwlorp Phi Eta Sigma Honors Day ll, Zi 292 Grouse Eowann MISTHOS .... ...Clmagu Engineering Eleclriral Engineering Q, A.I.E,E.-I.R.E. 'Q gh Honors Day C53 - - K -ies' r 'G ..4f s A ,Q I 1 'hex 'I 'hiff fig - -'L 'JL Q vs all DONALD ALLEN NIITCHELL ,... ...Chiiiigu Law Lau' Zeta Beta Tau Nu Beta Epsilon: Illini Union Committee Ill: Illini Theatre Guild Cast lllg WILL III: junior Bar Association Honors Day 12,33 University of Chicagog Northwestern Uni- versity IHIARTMAN MITCHELL ....... .... I Marion Engineering Ciril Erzgirlseziug Tau Beta Pi: Chi Epsilon: A.S.C.E. Honors Day 12,5lg University of Illinois Scholarship Key ,laiurs EDWARD MITCHELL .,....,.. Elmlmur Commerce Pelrnmzel Alrzmzgemeril Phi Kappa Sigma Society for the Advancement of Management: junior Chamber of Commerce james FRANCIS MITCHELL ..... Elmwood Pink Commerce Markefing Marketing Club james ORAN MITCHELL .,..... ...Kanms Agriculture Florirullnre Floriculture Club Eastern Illinois State College JOSEPH HENRY MITCHELL .... Sf. Louir, Mo. Division of Special Services lndurlrial EdIlCdlf0l1 Kappa Alpha Psi Illini Insurance Societyg Industrial Ecluca- tion Society Honors Day 153 MICHAEL MITCHELL ...... Wafmnwn, Mau. Commerce Armunlanry Chi Gamma Iota: Phi Eta Sigma: Account- ancy Club: Marketing Club: Junior Chamber of Commerce Honors Day 121 ROBERT HARVEY MITCHELL ........ Rockford Engineering Mechanical Engineering Triangle ' Interfraternity Council C513 A.S.M.E. RONALD GENE MITCHELL .... ...Kanrax Agriculture Agronomy Farm House Alpha Tau Alphag Agricultural Council l51 I Plow Boy Prom Committee 121g Field and Furrowg Agriculture Club Charleston State College JOHN ELMORE MOATS .........,... Magnon Agriculture Agriczzllural Economic: Agricultural Economics Club RONALD LEROY MOE ...... ........ 0 llama Engineering Mechanical Engineering A.S.M,E.: S.A,E. RAYMOND ARTHUR MOE!-ILE ...... Algonquin Engineering Mechanical Engineering A.S.M.E. Honors Day fl, 21 LARSON TIMOTHY MooAN...M1. Hope, Wir. Agriculture Dairy Terbnolagy Dairy Production Clubg Field and Furrow Bradley University COURTNEY ANN MoHR .... . ...,..C7iirago . Commerce 1 l ul' Marketing f' Kappa Alpha Theta , r Q! Q Iii Phi Chi Thetag The Daily Illini C213 lllirii 1' AC! IU 51,5- 5.72, Q25 Q fr 028 II.:-if' JSRA rn-4:5 O.. .- Zo Q? mx- .5-LQ. :i UWB 551' '-F.-' cm .L7'-fm' - le? , 1 'ff ANTHONY SALVATORE IVfOLINARI..Cl?21Il1Erl'igH lf. Liberal Arts and Sciences 21, ja l Prychology 3 1 r. Wright junior College r -' 2. , I l I i w. I A .1 l lil. . bei . : f' l l P i . EM 1 ..l. 1 l J We Q, K Y .- R X .J 'S' 'N I QI 5 ROBERT ELMFR NIOLLMAN, ....... Belleville Engineering General Engineering A.F.S.: S.A.E. Belleville junior Collegeg University of Colorado ALEXANDER JOHN LIOLNAR, JR. .,.. Cloirago Commerce Marketing Zeta Psi Marketing Club ANTON AUGUST MONFORT ..,....... Chicago Engineering Merbaniral Engineering Psi Upsilon House President I-115 Varsity Swimming Squad f21g Dolphins 12, 5, 41: A.S.M.E. .EDXVIN JOHN MONKE ,,..... .. .Harvey Engineering Agl'lCIllf1l!'dl .Engineering Lookout Manor 1 Alpha Zetag A.S.A.E. Honors Day Cl, 2, 3, -S1 3 University of Illinois Scholarship Key GLENN HENRY MooDY .......... Cambridge Agriculture Alpha Zeta: Agricultural Economics Club Honors Day C21 JAMES THOMAS MOONEX' .... . ........ .Elgin Liberal Arts and Sciences Polilical Science PAUL CLARK MOONEY .......... Kenilwonb Engineering Mechanical Engineering Delta Phi Star and Scroll: Sigma Taug Tau Beta Pig Pi Tau Sigmag Interfrziternity Council 12, 31 Honors Day 12,515 University of Illinois Scholarship Key ELDON BLON MooRE ............ Taylorrille Engineering Metallurgical Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon M.I.S. 293 , .R 01' l l A 'Y 1 5' f ' --rs , -'Q-xg... QM!-fig. 'N' 'Il' -'wil 3 .:- 'L v .u lil' '- a l l l 'alll 14 f I 5 5 9 .r J. . -1 ff l A I i :I ,4 -E x HOIIER THOMAS IVIOORE. I . ,.., Chirugv Engineering Electrical Erzglmrnrlg Acacia Phi Eta Sigma: The Daily Illini 11,231 Illini Union Council t3I, Illini Union Committee 421g Illinois Technograph II, Zi : Freshman Frohc Committee, A.I.E.E.'I.R.E,: Illini Ma- sonic Club Honore Day tln james At'RRrx' INIOORE. JR. .. ---- HUIWY Physical Education PlQi,rir.1I Edlfixiflurz Acacia Skull and Crescentg Phi Epsilon Kappa: Var- sity Football Squad ll. Il: Y-ll'SIfI' B35ket' ball Squad 11. ll Honors Day ll, I. SI jonx jutrs NIOORE ..,,.., Cjirrfz Bay. V71- Commerce .Ilarkelnzq Illini Theatre Guild Cast tit: Varsity Foot- ball Squad tl, Zig Varsity N0 lb. Football Squad tllg Marketing Club Lccvn XVaYNr IXIOORF ..,.. 'I Iazmnn Commerce ,II.zrEf11irg arm' .II.1r1.igrn15nI Beta Theta Pi Skull and Crestentg The Illio IJ, 31g Ac- countancy Club Honors Day ISI MARI' Lou INIOORE ,,... .,...... I Ylznleegim Liberal Arts and Sciences French Alpha Kappa Alpha Y.XV.C.A. Committee ill: NVomen's Cosmo- politan Club Honors Day IZI S'I'Ij4.Rf GRAHAM INIUORI ., ,llumplfrn Term. Eneinecrinu Eltillrixzl Iiuelifiiiinzq La toterie Alpha PIII Omega' Illini Union Committee Il ' il- AIEF-IRF V4'II,i,Iiu rntruis Miiiiiii , ..,.,, Pilem Dixisiun ol Special iexvlces .'Ii'iffm11.n1i5 Four liilunlns Chl Gamma Iiita, The Daily Illini I-HL Ac- countanty Klub, Illini Insurance Society: Marketinu Club Hunlirx Day ll, 3I josrvit PHI! II' Miimrul .. .,.fjbir.:gf, I.Iher.il Arts anil Ntiemes lguifllili The Dailjr Illini 113, Il Xlfriulit juni-ir follcue 294 4...-. ,vs VT? li-fr-v,i ' 2 U I 'fr if V57 ,K 'bs N-' , I K, 'ws GJ Q L yo 3 fs- x - X Nr X 1 ARTHUR THOMAS MORAN.LdCkdu'dHf1d, N. Y. Division of Special Services Marmgemenl and Afdfkfliflg Newman Hall First Lieutenant, Army ROTC Regimentg Phi Chi Etag Illini Insurance Society: Marketing Club University of Butfalo HOXVARD FRANCIS MORAN .... .... C bimga Engineering Mechanical Engineering Blackhawk A.S.M,E.: I.A.S. Wright junior Collegeg Illinois Institute of Technology HOXVARD ELRIER MORrY, jR.... ,..Bararia Engineering Ciril Erzgirzeeting Annex Hall Chi Epsilon: Engineering Council 1513 A.S. CE.: I.T.E. Honors Day I-U EUGENE FAI.:-IER MORGAN ....... Coal Valley Engineering fIg1'il'Il1fll7't1l Eutgiwering Y.M.C.A. Committee Ill 3 Second Regimental Band Ill: A.I.Ch.E.3 A.S.A.E. CHARLES TOXVNLEY MORRISON ..... Wilmelle Liberal Arts and Sciences Spun-b Theta Delta Chi Mask and Baubleg Illini Theatre Guild Cast Il, 2, 3. -H3 XVILI. Ill jack CLRIIIENCIE MORRISON .... Burnt Prairie Commerce Al'I'U!lIlld7IL'j' Alpha Kappa Psi: Beta Alpha Psig Account- ancy Clubg Illini Insurance Societyg Market- ing Club Honors Day ill STANLEY ELic.ENr MORRISON .....,., Chicago Commerce fIt't'0ll7Ilt1lIL'j Chi Gamma Iota: Accountanty Clubg Market- ing Club Honors Day I3I XVright junior College MrRToN Mouse .,........ l.aiw'enre, Man. Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemiml Engincuring Phi Eta Sigma: House President IIJQ AJ. Ch.E. Honors Day II, 21 'V f- I .I WILLIAM ALFRED MoRsE .,..... ..... J alien Engineering Sanirary Engineering A.S.C.E.g Mu-San WILLIAM Hevxwoon MORSE ....... La Grange Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemirlry Zeta Psi Phi Eta Sigmag Omega Beta Pig Illini Union Committee 121 ROSEMARY AGNES MORTHORST ...... Chirago Journalism Editorial Stratford House Torch, Kappa Tau Alphag Alpha Lambda Deltag Theta Sigma Phig The Daily Illini f51g The Illio 121g Tempo C313 Newman Foundation Student Council 65, 41 Honors Day 11, 2, 3, 41 g University of Illinois Scholarship Key JOSEPH TREVER IVIORTIMER... ,..... Flanagari Commerce flidildgffllffll Dornoch Beta Gamma Sigma: Chi Gamma Iota: Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Iota Epsilong Society for the Advancement of Management Honors Day fl, 2, 511 University of Illinois Scholarship Key IRvINo Moses ..................,. Clsicaga Fine and Applied Arts Arclyilerlure A.I.A.g Fine and Applied Arts Society Wilson Junior Collegeg Herzl Junior Col- lege JAMES ELDON Moses ........... ..,... P ekm Fine and Applied Arts Murif Alpha Tau Omega Tribe of Illinig Varsity Tennis Squad 13, 41, Letter 13, 413 Freshman Varsity Tennis Squadg Men's Glee Club 6,419 Madrigal Chorus Q31 BRUCE MOSHER , ........... .... C nba Journalism Radio Student Religious Council KZ, 513 Baptist Foundation Student Council 11, 2, 3, 41 FLORENCE ELIZABETH Moss ..,......,. Parir Liberal Arts and Sciences Barleriolagy Alpha Phi The Daily Illini 11,215 The Illio f11g Freshman Frolic Committeeg Bacteriology Club C, ze. I as R 3 'l L ' 4? 'Mr S .1 'Qv ,-o-. I Sw' ' 7 A A 16' . :SQ i A I .4 'Ja , ' Q- fi 5: ,EF it 1 .,,, ,-,, - ,.:- ' if. 'fm '-' I Q A a f' 5- RICHARD LESLIE IVIOSSMAN ......... Chicago Commerce Mnrmgement Marketing Club Michigan State College XVILLIAAI JOHN BIOTTERSHAW ,.... Divernon Engineering Civil Engineering Sigma Tau, Tau Beta Pig Chi Epsilon, A.S.C.E. Honors Day 11,31 RAYMOND FRANCIS MOTTET,,0llllFlll'H. low: Engineering Civil Engineerifig ROBERT JOSEPH MOTTET, .... Ommzwa, Iowa Commerce Alarkelifzg Marketing Club BARBARA LUCILLE IXIOURITSEN .... W'ankeg.1n Commerce Aflarkefizzg Sigma Kappa Y.XV.C.A. Committee flip First Regimental Band 41, 2, 3, 41 Q Marketing Club CHARLES DANIELS IVIOXVERY .... ... .Smnner Agriculture Gezzeml Agrirnltme 150 lb, Varsity Football Squad 151g XVrest- ling Varsity Squad 13,41 Honors Day 121 ROY BRUCE MOXX'ER1' ........., ..., L 'llin Agriculture l oI'.1li011al xigrirulfnre Hoot and Horn Club GEORGENI: FERN IVIRACEK ........, One Pine Liberal Arts and Sciences German Busey Hall Alpha Chrong Alpha Lambda Deltag Omega Beta Pig Star Course Manager 1213 Y.XY'. C.A. Committee l'l11 German Club: Phi Beta Kappa Honors Day fl, 2, 31 295 RICHARD BARRETT LITQDGE .,....,... Cbiizigo Physical Education Play, ',v' ical Eilunzllivrr Theta Xi Varsity' Football Squad til: Freshman Var- sity Football Squad: Phi Epsilon Kappa ARTHUR Juris lNlL'EHLlNC- ..... C'.-,rim Pmk Engineering .-lgrzrullunzl Ellgllittll' K Lookout Manor Hliuse President HI: A.l.Ch,E,l A-SVA-E4 CARoLYN JANE INIUELLFR... ...... EZLIIIJTUU Liberal Arts and Sciences 5'0rml0t'5 Kappa Alpha Theta Y.XY.C.A. Committee l5l Stephens College RHHARD JACK MLIELLTR ,...,..,, Park Rfrlge Commerce Mumzgevz e VII Chi Gamma Iotag Accountancy Clubg Market- ing Club Honors Day lil JULIA l5lAY lVfUlRl-IEID .....,.,. Blue .llonml Education Elementary Ea'm'i1lmu XYrimen's Glee Club HI I:l'RDlNAND XVILLIAB1 ML'LLER Hemfutmd, N. Y, Engineering Clzfll .Eriglfierrlrpv A.S,C.E. Honors Day lip AITRED MUNN, JR. ,.,..,,... . ..... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Zoology Men's Cilee Club HP: A.C.5. Gonzaga Univcrsityg Loyola University: Northwestern University KARL FRANKLIN Mtlxsox ..,,..,,.. Urbami Division of Special Services Arcouzilirmy Y.M,f ,A, Committee tl, 2, 3, 411 Account- ancy Clubg lllini Insurance Sficietyg Market' Ing Club 296 ,, Q F as 1 v fx ' A Ki i ' Aa, A A ai. I. 1- ip , ff. -' . - A IA ff-torggy, 'J I SE.. . . 'bf' ,' I, ,. 4 . Tryp., W . . ft i n .pg 'V ' -0' 'C ' 45 Y' 1 rv 'N , , . ' 'A' FCRA- '11' -3, A --'sg , e . , i C' f A 3 4 . f 5 ' '-4' sul -. J C NN' aj fgr- J 5 . I Z.. Hal .Ja 4Sj.. -Q. '06 pass- is-gA rffgix IDG 4 JAMES CARROLL MLTRPHX' ......... ..Dfmvil1e Engineering Mechanical Engineering Pi Kappa Phi Campus Chest JZ, 333 Interfraternity Council IZ, Fil: House President ffrlj A.S.M.E. RILHARD ANDREW' MURPHY ,...... Oak Pmk Commerce Almkefing First Lieutenant, Army ROTC Regimentg Mar- keting Cluh ROBERT EDWARD MURPHY. JR ,..... Ikirzdiilin Liberal Arts and Sciences Geology Alpha Phi Omegag Y,M,C.A. Committee 13, All 3 Marching Band 111 3 Cyclothem Club RUTH ELIZABETH MURPHX' .....,... Quincy Education Ecleme'ulav'y Ell'llt'd1lUlI Lincoln Avenue Residences lllini Union Committe 1253 Y.W.C.A. Com- mittee l2, 3, 41: Plow Boy Prom Committee 1533 Teachers-in-Training Club MacMurray College GERALD LEON MURRAX'. ., ...,.. Gram Pmle Division of Special Services Acrounranry Alpha Kappa Psig Accountancy Clubg Mar- keting Club Knox College ALICE MARGARET MUscHLER ,.., ,.... I 'lm-on: Liberal Arts and Sciences Speech Phi Mu Shi-Ai: Zeta Phi Eta: Illini Union Committee ll. 2, Bl: Illini Theatre Production Stal? 12, 3, KH: Y.W.C.A. Committee 413: Major Ig W.A.A. Numeralsg W.A.A. 11, 2, 3. 41: Terrapin tl, 2, 5, 43 3 Freshman Week Com- mitteeg Sophomore Cotillion Committee RICHARD Jessup MUSGRAVE... .... Ffiirheld Commerce Arralmtanry Accountancy Club: Marketing Club MICHAEL Musxo .....,.......... Eldorado Engineering Electrical Engineering Zeta Psi Skull and Crescent: Illuminating Engineering Society WILLIAM MUSTER .......... ..... C bimgo journalism Editorial Chief Photographer, Illini Publishing Com- pany, Associate Editor, The Illiog Sigma Delta Chi, The Daily Illini KS, -UQ The Illio IS, 413 Galesburg Alumni Association JEAN MARIE MUTH .........,...., Rockford Liberal Arts and Sciences Englirb Alpha Gamma Delta Manager, Make-up, Illini Theatre Guild: Shorter Board: Mask and Baubleg The Illio UD: Illini Theatre Guild Manager 13,-Hg Panhellenic Eexecutivc Council 151, House President 143 Honors Day IZ, 31 Art Institute of Chicago ELMER LINTON MYERs ....... ..... D emfm Engineering Electrical Engineering A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Millikin University GLENN GRovEs MvERs ............. Demmr Engineering Aerormuliral Engineering I.A.S. Michigan State College: Millikin Univer- sity JAMES DAVID MYERS .............. lfizzdfor Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbeminry Phi Eta Sigmag Omega Beta Pig Second Regi- mental Band t1,2lL German Club Honors Day Ill MARGARET JUNE MvERs .... ...Rockford Education Sparriflv Evans Hall Alpha Pi Delta, Spanish Clubg Teacheriin- Training Club MARY GLENDOLA INIYERS .,..... Lemom, Po. Agriculture Home Eroliofrzicr Alpha Delta Pi Pennsylvania State College RICHARD I-IAzEN MYERS ,.......... Sycamore Engineering Aeronuuliral Erzgineering Sigma Chi Phi Eta Sigma: Gamma Alpha Rho, En- gineering Council IS, 435 I.A.S. Honors Day IZ, 3, 415 University of Illinois Scholarship Key ..a ,r.-' 1 -,. 5.1, i- X' f i 4' I 'df x .av 2' ,Q ,V 'Q is R K ' .qw A., t ' u ,.,. ., A A ff' A... 7 Q . ROBERT I'lOXX'ARD MYERS ..... Newark. N. J. Division of Special Services Lamlicape .-11-rlwilefiure Clark House Fine and Applied Arts Societyg Landscape Architecture Society RICHARD ALLEN NAATZ ..,.,. ...Chicago Engineering Elerlrmll Erfgivleerifig Kappa Delta Rho Eta Kappa Nug A Cappella Choir 1335 A,l. E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day 11, 2. 33 1 University of Illinois Scholarship Key XVILLIAM ROBERT NACE ............. L'fb.w.1 Liberal Arts and Sciences Zoology Omega Beta Pi Franklin and Marshall College ARTHUR STUART NACHEARMBI-oaklyn, N. 1. Liberal Arts and Sciences Zoology Tau Delta Phi Chi Gamma Iotag Phi Eta Sigma, Omega Beta Pi Honors Day 11,31 HELEN JOAN NACE: .......,.......... Galena Liberal Arts and Sciences Tfizcbev' Tlzlhlillg in Speech Alpha Phi Shi-Ai: Zeta Phi Eta, Star Course Manager 1213 Panhellenic Executive Council l-H: Campus Chest Allocations and Advisory Board Q47 BARBARA ZOE NAPT ..... ,.....,... C lvirizgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Englixb Phi Sigma Sigma Illini Union Committee 12, 3, -ll, Illini Thea- tre Guild Cast 42, Sl, Campus Chest ISI: Panhellenic Executive Council 4-ll: House President HI, United XVorld Federalists EUGENE LEROY NAKAMLIRA.. ..,.... Clm-.fgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Zoology Phi Eta Sigma Honors Day 11,23 JAMES JIMMY NAKANISI-II ....,...., Civil-.ago Engineering Illerlmfilral Engirleerirlg Phi Eta Sigma: A.S.M.E.3 I.A.S. Honors Day tl, 23 Northwestern University 297 ARTHUR HIROSHI N.3K.iT.4 ,.., . , .Ckfiyigr CHARLES EUGENE NAUGHTON. .. . . . .Srrmlor Engineering Commerce Jlerbaniral Engiriensfzg I X Marketing and Mamzgemem Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma. A.S.M.E. s E g Granada Club Honors Day 12. 3, an 1 Ijnixersiry or Illinois r , f- 1 L an -: Y.M.C.A. Committee Q11 1 Accountancy Clubg Scholarship Key A ' Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club F 1 ii 1 45251 f..'-IS ' X A I f. 1 AIXRY LEON NAPIER ,,.,. ,........ C lui-nga Liberal Arts and Sciences Sigma Kappa Illini L'nion Committee 1213 Illini Theatre G'-ild Production Star? i1 I S'rrPi-rrx DAVID NAPIFR ..,,...,.,,. tfliirrigo Eine and Applied Arts Iridiirfmzl Deiign Phi Kappa Sigma , it S' Q ,,... i I N , S fi. :i s.f1fi.Ss isrlre ti ' ELNIFR Nancisi .. ,..i..., .Cliirizgu He-igbr: Engineering .llrrluznziuzl Erzgirtfering Parade Ground Units A,N,hI,E. -3 V x ,,g V ff PI? is i AARON HIRSH NARrvsiu'. .,.. Cbimga Liberal Arts and Sciences ' illaibrrriiillur 1 ' ' - rg ix Lriria DARLrxE NAsLLfNo ,.., llfillinmifiilil Agriculture Harm Ecmionziii Eullltrllfiill Iichncr House Home Etonornlts flub ,J 2- fc' IW ' 4 -5 W3' Z' 71' A 1 1 1 f L T, r I .7 - - V . il f 9' v ie Hinmni NAITJF ,, . . .....,.,. Cbiraga Liberal Arts and Stiunces Cbtrrnilvy 5 ,, Barton House uri IDUNALIJ Axiuoxi' NAL'nzll,s .Gemgrfawn Ifclutatiiiri Gtfiignipl-3 Alpha Phi Omega Eastern Illinois State fiilleue Q ROBERT FRANK NAX'IGATO .,... .....Cbimgo Division of Special Services Adrsrliring Parade Ground Units Gamma Delta IYIAHLON STARR NEAL v,.... .... i lliiiifwn Commerce Munagemeni Chi Phi Associate Business Manager, The Illiog The Illio 12, 5, -ll Honors Day til ROBERT GENE NEAL ...,......... Raadhonre Fine and Applied Arts Arcbilecluml Engineering Bradley University OTTO MORTQN NEDvED .... . ,.... Rizferiide Engineering Eleclriral Engineering Phi Gamma Delta Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigmag Bait ancl Fly Casting Club Honors Day fl, 2, 311 Universtiy of Illinois Scholarship Key: Bronze Tablet LAWRENCE EDXVARD INIEEDHAM .... Waukegan Theta Xi Marketing Club Commerce Ilffdfkffillg Kansas State Teachers' Collegeg Dartmouth Cnllegeg DePaul University XVILLIABI RICHARD NEED:-IAM .... ...Mokerza Liberal Arts and Sciences Noble House Captain, Army Pershing Rifles A.C.S. Honors Day ll CbC'lIIiJfI'j' ROTCQ Military Councilg Phalanxg Tau Nu Taui .32 MARY ELLEN NEEDLER ......... ,..Emm1on Liberal Arts and Sciences Eronomirr Kappa Kappa Gamma Shorter Boardg Torch: Phi Chi Theta: The Illio Ill: First Regimental Band QZJQ Ter- rapin fl, 2, 3, 41 WILLIAM LOWELL NEEDLER ....... Evamtnrz Commerce Banking and Fnmure Alpha Delta Phi Illini Union Board 1415 Board ot' Fraternity Affairs 13, 41 g Interfraternity Council 15, 41 2 fntramural Recreation Board 15l sAAc Davin NEHALIA .....,,. Atlyeuf, Greece Engineering Electriral Erzgiueering Alpha Epsilon Pi ?hi Eta Sigmag Eta Kappa Nug Star Course Manager 13, Mil: A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. -Ionors Day 13,51 :RANK VICTOR NEHER ............. Cbimgv Liberal Arts and Sciences Erzglfrb ?rench Club: Illini Forensic Association -Ionors Day l2l University of Zurich LAE NEHLS ............ , ....,,... Cbiruga Division of Special Services Political Suffice Lambda Chi Alpha ALLAN PAUL NELSON ,..... ....... . .Skokie Commerce Perrunuel rllrzllfzgemerzt Medea Lodge VI.I.A, Executive Council 13. -il: House F'resiclent 14l: N.S.A. Senate Sub-committee QS. 4l North Park College :ARL IMMANUEL NELSON, JR .... llnoadriork Agriculture Geneml Agrirnllme Blackburn College: Illinois State Normal .Jniversity :AROLYN RUTH NELSON 4.......... Cbimga Liberal Arts and Sciences. Barter-iolngy Kappa Alpha Theta Alpha Lambda Deltag The Daily Illini 11, Zlg Illini Union Committee 11,255 Star Course Manager 12l: Y.W.C.A. Committee 111: Campus Chest 13l: Phi Beta Kappa Honors Day 11, 2, 313 University of Illinois Scholarship Key DONALD James NELSON ......... Villa Park Engineering Civil Engineerizzg A.S,C.E.g I.T.E. 'N --, v-f 45' 'li y...- , , Q'- l v 1' I W as ,H .. K . .S-, f,.:- ,, .m S- K' il safari lr E xg, - GEORGE Enwix NELSON .,....,.,... Clwraga Division of Special Services illizrketing Theta Delta Cfhi Illini Union Committee 12,513 Y.M.C.A. Committee 12l1 Interfraternity Council 1213 Illini Insurance Society: Marketing Club I-IaRvEv Axrr. NELSON .... ,. . ...Chicago Engineering Elfrlixrill Eflglilfelflllg A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. JAMES ALBERT NlfISfJN ..,. .,...... C bmzgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Ecwmnlzri Illini Union Council 1531 lllini Union Com- mittee IZIL junior Prom Committee Honors Day 1ll -lOl-IN Nrrsox, JR. ,.,, ...,. RUr'ffi01'cf Commerce ilIin'keI.'r1-g Pi Kappa Alpha THOMAS lY'lCNElI.I. NELsoN .,..... Oak Pink Liberal Arts and Sciences Prjpclwlugli Calhoun Hall House President 13lg Labor and Industrial Relations Association: Society tor the Ad- vancement ot Management Rav EDWARD NETHERTON ........... .Holme Liberal Arts and Sciences EI'01l0lHll',f Fireside First Lieutenant, Army ROTC Regiment HAROLD NfllBiliER .,.....,.. Clmfou, lair.: journalism ,'Idz'fr1i,ril1g Kappa Tau Alphag Phi Eta Sigma Honors Day 11, Sl ALv1N HENRY NEUNABER ..,....... Bvflmlro Liberal Arts and Sciences Cl7F7IIlJl!'y Southern Illinois University 299 DONALD RICHARD Nsxv.-tn, .... . .t,lvI.1,u Division of Special Serxices Erorznrzzfri- Parade Ground Units Yfilsriin -Iumor College, Unixeisitv ot Mis' souri YIOI-IN Isaac Nrxxcoaira ,,Df,wi1 Engineerrnil .Il:rii.:1I1.',al Ifurrr' I A,5,M.l:f.. Su-ME. Rrjinrm' -hairs NI'XX'I7LL, .. .,.. ...Cluriryw Division of Special Serxices .-lifzumifzq Delta Tau Delta Skull and Crescent: The Daily Illini 41. Zig XVILL lib , Marketing Club 'hex ELDON Nrxxkmu ..., ,..Brli1.lfie Commerce rllarlirgullwll Society lor the Adxancement ol Management Roiiiirzr EARL Nrixxux ,. ,, , .Dtsi Cir-lk Engineering lflrrtilriil lfrfrgluirilizg Triangle PIII lfta Sigma, Illini TlIc.Itre Ciuild Managei HI, Illini Theatre Guild Producti-in St.III III, lntertraturnity louncil I-H1 First Lieu- lL'Fl.II1I, Army ROTC Regiment, PI Tau Ili blunaa. A.I.II,E.-l,R.L, Ili-Iiors Day tl! Illinois State Normal bnixcisity Emxuzn Mvurx Nixx sux ,,,. .. ,.I.lii.Irifi Dixisiiin ri! Special Scrvires Pffllflial ,Kifrmt Halton House lrirenolleuiate Zionist Fctlcmtion Iiiurritii AIIIerIt.Iri l'nIxersIIy, XVIIII-.lrim XVIIWI1 ,iuniiir lolleue lsui Lxxsixr, Nixxxmr. . .,.I,.1j.I5Il1u Auruultuic f,'iI1rv.1l .'it'i1Inl.'mr Illi Dcll Aigrirulture Club H Ivlf I and II-urn fluii. Rural Lyle Club sHIIfII'i' AIIIIIII Nut aiu .I.III'lilffI1II ,I-iurrialisrii .Miivllini limit- limit, Iloririiw lial, lj, El 300 '23-5 'sf 'fat .INIARY ELLA NEWTON. , .... . . ..N.1meoki Education Eflgljsfb Alpha Gamma Delta EDXVARD XVILLIAM NICENVICK, JR....Cl7fI'flg0 Commerce PeI'I'017m'l Midnagemenl Theta Kappa Phi Chi Gamma Iota: Sigma Iota Epsilong House President ISI: Commerce Council 13,415 Accountancy Clubg Illini Insurance Society: junior Chamber of Commerceg Society for the Advancement of Managementg Spanish Club Illinois Institute of Technology BFN-IAIIIIN NICHOLAS ...... ...Similar Commerce zlhzrkriing Marketing Club DANIEL Juno NICHOLAS ..... ...Rorkfard Commerce illmmgefzlerlf Sigma Alpha Epsilon Marketing Club Louis james NICHOLAS. ........ .... C bimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Clwrzzimy College Hall A.C.S.1 Epsilon Phi Sigma Loyola University: Herzl Junior College Ill.-XRY Lou NICHOLLS ..,........... Cliiriigo Education ElL'me:1lfn'j' Eiilll'-IUUII Gamma House Y.XV,C.A. Committee 12, 5, 41 3 XVomen's Glee Club 4-H: XVILL 1-H: Student Relig- ious Council 1375 Illini Christian Fellowship ll, Z, 5. -H 1 Teachers-in-Training Club Howfmo ALVIN NICHOLS ..... Liuiimg, Mifb. Division of Special Services Marmgmzfrzl Alpha Chi Rho Interfraternity Council 133 1 WILL I-Hg Mar- keting Clubg Society for the Advancement of Management Rockhurst College RILIIARD XVILLIAM NICKIQLS ...... . .Cbimgo Engineering Mvrbaniral Engizzeering Parade Ground Units A.S.M.E. Honors Day 125 University Of Wisconsin HOWARD NICKERSON, JR. Grundy Center, lawn Fine and Applied Arts Arrbilerlnre Phi Gamma Delta A.I.A. University of Minnesota: State University of Iowa Rouen-r VIRDEN NICOLSON. .... ...... V if-den Engineering Eleflriral Engineering Sigma Tau: Phi Eta Sigma: Eta Kappa Nn: A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.g Illuminating Engineering S0- ciety Honors Day fl, 2, Sl: University of Illinois Scholarship Key AGNETE Joi-IANNA NIELsEN ........ Fox Lake Education Biological Science Cagle Hall Wfright junior College THOMAS WILLIAM NIELSEN ......... Cbimga Liberal Arts and Sciences Zoology Zeta Psi Omega Beta Pi Northwestern University DONALD WAYNE NIEWOLD .... New Holland Agriculture General Agriculture ' Farm House Alpha Zeta: Agriculture Council 147: Crip- V tain, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment: Pershing: RiHes: Transportation Corp Club: Field and. Furrow: Hoof and Horn Club ' Honors Day GD . R fill Illinois State Normal University , ,fx I .lf 'I ROBERT Hnnsr-IEL NIGHTLINGER..WEJl Union-p Liberal Arts and Sciences j Speerb fj Theta Xi , ' Illini Union Committee lil: Illini Tlmzitref Guild Production Staff 123 Q Gymnastics Ithmiff ager QZJ: Marketing Club 'All 'hi H4 ttf ,' ' Qt, MICHAEL NIKCEVICH .....I........ Chiqqgi Engineering E J. Ciuil Engineering A.s.c.E. ' 3 I ' D 4 li S l a ah 'ill l l . I .ki l ful, l ROBERT WILLIAM NISSEN ........ DEI Qzlfine Division of Special Services y 'I , Economic! ' w l - Alpha Sigma Phi fi iuini Union committee iz, gpg Hodsbh :As dent 445 'i F xi . in il 1 'lx I g ll I. , I l .A- K G 'it :Q It 41 QT, 'N-Q5 cf' M- J ' :I e I . , .eS'1u: -?gew5sEq- 71 A I 1' Y 4 7' 1 'FFT K r til B1 S I 411 ANTOINETTE PATRICIA Nocnk ..I.... Cbimga Education Ediimlian of :be Deaf Mu Iota Sigma: Newman Foundation Student Council 13, 43 DONALD WILLIAM NOEL .... .... A bingdari Commerce illzirlzeling Newman Hall Marketing Club: junior Chamber of Com- merce Harvard University: Northwestern Univerl sity: XVestern Illinois State College GUY JOHN NOERDINGER ,,.... ..Rirer Far-er! Liberal Arts and Sciences Entomology Agriculture Club: Christian Science Organiza- l'l0l'l EDXVIN ALBERT NOLAN ...,......... Chicago Engineering Merbnnim! Engifieerirlg Sigma Phi Delta A.S.M,E, LEONARD EDXVARD NORDBYE ....... ll 'e,rmmnl Commerce Illdllllfidl .fldminiilrnliorl Clark House Illini Insurance Society: Society for- the Ad- vancement ot' Management: junior Chamber of Commerce St. Joseph's College CAIIL HOWARD NORDEEN ......,..... Chicago Engineering Eleclriral Engineering House President MJ: A,I,E.E.-l.R.E.: Bait and Fly Casting Club: Electronics Club: Gamma Delta: Socialist Study Club XVright Junior College ALBERT Pencv Noam-IEDLN ,... .... L 'rbmm Agriculture , Floriculture Dolphins 13,-lj: Pershing Ritlesz Bait and Fly Casting Club: Floriculture Club: Horti- culture Club HILLIEXVY HELENA NQRDIN ......... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training ni Englirb Busey Hall Illini Theatre Guild Cast 13,-ll: Campus Chest HJ: N.S.A. Senate Subcommittee C33 University of Chicago 301 GORDON NORDSTROM ...,.. ,. ,L qkpqf: Engineering .lls.'lx1vr:c,zl Erigmr i.i:4 Tau Beta Phi: Phi Era hiema, Pi Tau Sigma Honors Dax 15: lfniversity Qi Nebraska. vl-iliet ,lunwr Col- lege Ciiuzrrs Frimrrr XQNRRIS . ,JI.i,i:..'., 1'i.:', Fine and Applied Arts .irgf':I5.'!r.-,Ji fr:c. :iu. .'g Alpha Rho Chi A l.A., Fine and Appliecl Arts Sriciety Ball Stare Teachers College Rcibrxr Lie NORTH v, , ,. cflmzigfa Divisilfvn wt Special Serxitcs .ll,i1hfn1.1.'.'. ,I Healer Palace Varsity 120 lb. Fontball Squatl 13. 31, Award 11 I.: jriawxr DRVRY XURTHKM .Clirusco Liberal Arts and Stiences Tracker THIHIHIXD an Crffqr.ipfij Pi Beta Phi ,t uf The llliu lclg H.XK.frA, ti-mmittee l,, al Rr-RERT HOWARD Nonwoon, Nffifb Clvralga Division of Special Sc-rxices Piprl ologj Alpha Phi Alpha Arsrnom linux Num . ..,.r,L1r,Jg Engineering Clif! lfrlufrztiim A.N.C.E, XYriulit ,lumiir tiilleige lam,-.Rii Kixxriii Nunn . r,l11..z,gff Emgxrieering lgferirnul Iguijlmivnfti flii Gamma Iota. A.l.E li.-lR.E., Syntrin, lzta Kappa Nu H-inors Day ll, KD ,lfiiiw PxrRir,K Nmxx -'U-li Park Ilriulrieeriric Ctr..'rn.'r Ignwuir if Student Ncriatc ll r, AIMS, 302 PAUL IVIARTIN Novfuc .............. Chicago Fine and Applied Arts Landampe Architecture Delta Phi Chi Gamma Iota: Fine and Applied Arts Society: Lanscape Architecture Society Honors Day fill Manhattan College 'Si' , ROBLRT james Novak: .,....... .Park Ridge 'N Engineering Elerfrif.1l Engnierring Four Columns Varsity Swimming Squad 15,413 A.I.E.E.- 5s I I -Wf C i.R.E. BRRBARA MAY NUSBAUM, . .. .... Mrmfeim Education Elerzlrrzling Eilnriziiorz , Hunnrs Day ill - C3 m I' -in wr--v N.- 4 f .. Q s, Q I A x 1 - Wrrnrix SMITH Nusafwnr .... .,M.m1eno Physical Education Rrrreaflim - Phi Epsilon Kappa: Illini Blackburn Club ',, ,' 5 5 Blackburn College KL 1 2 gi va' -' , ' Uzorcirrrsa NwAc.iao ,.,. ..Oui1rb.1, Nigeria Liberal Arts and Sciences Clrfmiilfj Alpha Phi Alpha Y.lNI.C,A. Committee 13,41 Higher College: Achimota College ei' 5 '1 v .1- IXIARY THOMAS Nx'srRoRi.. .,,,.... Cbimgo Education E,t'!llt'lllr1f-1 ErllIL'ilIIO?I XVomen's Glee Club Hi: Teachers-in-Traim ing Club Wfright junior College. Northwestern Uni- versity Wuxi? I.ERox' OAK, ....... .... B larkrlone Commerce Armmiianry Chi Gamma Iota: Alpha Kappa Psig Com- merce Council f-H1 Pershing Ritlesg Account- ancy Clubg American Legion Post No. 9091 Marketing Club: junior Chamber of Com- merce Hunors Day ISI Gallagher Business College jinuss ANGELL O'BRrFN .,... .... C bimgo Commerce Marlugvrllwir The Daily Illini 13,-U University of Chicago if-lr Lours O'BRIEN, JR. ............... Danrille Engineering General Engineering Sigma Alpha Epsilon A.S.M.E.: S.A.E. ARLIN HENRY OBsT ,... ........... R ed Bud Agriculture Vocalionnl Agriclrllrrrv MICHAEL VINCENT O'CoNNErL ..... Cbiraga Agriculture General Agriculture Tau Kappa Epsilon Skull and Crescentg Interfraternity Council fll Columbia University HARX'EY RICHARD O'CONNOR ..,..... Chicago Division of Special Services Mathemalirr College Hall American Veterans Committeeg Philosophy Discussion Club Knox College KATHERINE MARY OPCONNOR Arlinglun Heigbli Commerce Commercial Tearbirzg Alpha Phi Phi Chi Thetag The Daily Illini C153 Illini Union Committee 11,531 Y.W.C.A. Com- mittee flhg Campus Chest fllg N,S.A. Sen- ate Subcommitteeg Freshman Frolic Commit- tee: Accountancy Clubg Marketing Clubg So- ciety for the Advancement of Management: Spanish Clubg Teachers-in-Training Club Western Michigan College Roy KEITH ODELL.. .,............. Cbimga Liberal Arts and Sciences Economirr North Park College JERRILENE ODoM .....,......,..Y. Chicago Fine and Applied Arts Muric Educalion Alpha Kappa Alpha Illini Theatre Guild Cast KZJL Women's Glee Club UD EILEEN ANN O'DoNNEI.I. ......, Champaign Agriculture Flafirulture Floriculture Club sn., - R- - -I I E , ' 'X 9s,'2f1?i qi . MQ? 'e il .E zz Zfsff it Y 1 cm : K 4 -fe' N. N, , J X itil wif? qi g Wig? JA . 'i ,Ze ., A .4 X I .tai-I. 1 l '. FRANK HART OIDONNELL .... ,,.. C himga Commerce lllflfkfllllg Accountancy Clubg Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club ROBERT CHARLES O'DONOHLIE .,.... Clmniytf Engineering Aleuluuirrzl Engineemlg Alphl Sigma Phi Illini Theatre Guild Production Stall ill University of Oklahoma: University of Houston Brxrox DEMPSEY ODUM .....,..... M,1riwz Physical Education Pbyfirtzl Ednrrzfion Phi Sigma Kappa Varsity Basketball Squad fl, Z, 3? FREDERIC STANTON O'HARA ,...... Sp:-iazgfielu' Liberal Arts and Sciences Zoology Sigma Alpha Epsilon james Millikin Universityg Springfield -lu- nior Collegel University of Missouri jor-IN Enxtffxnn O'HERoN ..,.. .... C luI.I,gff Engineering xifromzuliral Ezzgiueeiing Tomaliawkg Gamma Alpha Rhog Tribe of Illinig Varsity Gymnastics Squad fl, 21, Let- ter tllg I.A.S. Honors Day 135 MIGNON JULIA OHM ....... .... . -lnmiq Education Arr Busey Hall University Orchestra CU g Seabury Foundation Student Council l-ll: Fine and Applied Arts Societyg Teachers-in-Training Club Aurora College HERBERT HENRX' OKRONGLY Franklin Square. N. Y. journalism Ad1'Ef!i.ffHg Marketing Club National University of Mexico JOHN XVESTER OLANDER ......,.... Rockford Division of Special Services Clwnlirlry Tau Kappa Epsilon Omega Beta Pi 303 Enwarto .losiPH O'Lmiu',, ,i.iff1ff. Commerce flt'co.'n1.'.1r1.'w Atcountancy Club , - Hon--ra Day I., at Him aan Dxvix Oufsox , ..t'.lm.-ci Engineering ,ll:r'l',1111rr:l Errlcsficf f Xcuman Hall A.s.M.E. XY ' ' ilxun .Iunnir College .lim r tcmaixxr OLIN , ...Rfwkfifhl journalism :l.fln'Jl.i1f1E Lintoln Axenue Residencei Y.XY.C,.,-X. Committee IRI: Lutheran Foun- tlatnin Student Council IS. 41 Augustana College XX'-KLTIIR joiix OLIN'ER,. .... t,Zff..iw Engineering Gnzrirzl Ezfirimriiizg Xewman Hall A i,M.E.. S,A.E. bnixersity tit fincinnati jiiux Urixnao ....,.,,. ...Diilrrll Law Lim' Annex Hall Pl.: Alpha Delta: junior Bar Association N-:rtli Dakota Agricultural Iollege. Ia- Nalle-Peru-Oglesby junior follcze Iiiirxiiartrir ERHK Oixox., Hfglvlriml Pink Commerce ,llm1.1,r't'l1lr'r1I mill .ll.1firlii1g llxiziii' PHILIP Oimx ., . ...'ll,'iiu.1 Agriculture Gcrlrlrzl ,'lui1rnli'mz' Alpha Ciainnm Rho Y.M.I.A, Cornmittee II. BPL Men's Cilte Ilub 12, 3, all. Dairy Prwcluctiun fluli, llmif .intl Hum Club ,Iaxii lliixrixniox Our-x , ,.It'ffikfffitl Education Efelnefllriiqi Ifillihmffll Shiiitei B4-artli Torch: The Daily lllini tll' lllini lfmiin fommittee ll I1 Y.XV,f ,A. fum' mittee Ill, fampuw Chest Ill: htuzlent Senate IZ, al, Audit and buperxmiin tom- mittee til . Secretary-Treasurer, Iirexliman Ilan. Students Im Dernotratit Aitinn Hunorx Day 62, 'sl 304 KENNETH ALLAN OLSON ............ Auron: Division of Special Services Perrwnzsl Mamzgemenl .... , , , , Concert Band IS, -ll L Marching Band 13, -H1 Marketing Club Aurora College ROLAND HARRY OLSON ........ .... C hmigo Engineering Ciriil Engirzferlrrg Morgan Park Junior College RAY CHAIMER O'NEAL ........v ..,Giiirm' Physical Education Pliyifal Ejlffdlfvll Sigma Phi Epsilon Varsity Football Squad ll, Bl: laptain, Army ROTC Regimentg Phalanxl Unixerslty .It Illinois Recreation Society Honnra Day HI Ravmoxn EARL O'NEIl.L ..,,,..... Alayriwfrl Liberal Arts and Sciences Englixlv OPM Den Manager, Stage Management, Illini Theatre Guild: Chi Gamma lotag Mask and Bauble: National Collegiate Players: Pierrots: The Daily lllini lllg Illini Theatre Guild Man- ager 12, 5. -lb, lllini Theatre Guild Cast 12, 5,411 M.l,A, Executive Council 15.-lil House President ISI: Student Senate I-H1 N.S.A. Senate Subcommittee 157: German Club V V 4 Honors Day fl, 5, 4lg University ot Illinois Scholarship Key joaiv MAE OPPELT ,,...,.. Gvuum-illu, N. C. Fine and Applied Arts .l'ln.rn' Ednrnlmli McKinley Hall Illini Theatre Guild Production Statl 13,-ll: lllini Theatre Guild Cast 4-H: A Vappella fhoir 15, -ll East Carolina Teachers' College Mvaox lEL1.rs OPPENHEIAI... ..., Cblriigu Engineering Ciril Engineering A.S.C.E.g Chi Epsilon Honors Day 131 lfiutu ALl,XANDl,R Onnritraww ,.... Sfriiifgfiilil Engineering Elurlrirul EllgIf7BL'!'iPI.L1 Phi lita Sipmag A.I.E,E.-l.R.E. Honors Day Il I llwnsuri. BURTON Onnmsrnm ....... Chiragv Commerce lllnlffliilg Clark House lllini Insurance Sncietyg Marketing Clulm ROLAND ORsuccr .................. Cbimga Education 1 Cbemirtrg College Hall Wright Junior College GEORGE GASPER ORTAGGIO ..... .... C bit-ago Engineering Eleclriml Engifreerizzg Newman Hall A.I.E.E,-I.R.E. FRANK LEE OsE.oRNE ....... .... j olief Engineering Effflffftlf Engirzeerirvg Graham Lodge Sigma Tau: A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Joliet junior College WILLIARL ROBERT OSCHXVALD ,.... Springfield Agriculture Agrofzomy Parade Ground Units Alpha Zeta: Field and Furrowg Gamma Deltag Agriculture Club Honors Day IZ, 3l Bradley University JOSEPH JEROME OsHtvER..Philude1pbin, Pa. Fine and Applied Arts Architecture Tau Delta Phi A.I.A.g Fine and Applied Arts Society: In- tercollegiate Zionist Federation University of Pennsylvaniag Michigan State College ALBERT OsRAN .........,......... Claimgo Fine and Applied Arts Afrlyiteclural Engineerirzg A.I.A.g A.S.C.E. Michigan State College MARSHALL DAVID OSSEY..., ..... Cbimgo Commerce Management Students for Dramatic Action PAUL CHARLES Osrsv, ........... Brookfield Agriculture General Agriculture Hoof and Horn Club 5 . X :S 5 . .. 5 x T- XVALTER RAYMOND OSTERKORN ...... Cbirago Physical Education PbJ.i'iml Erllnatirzn Phi Kappa Psi Ma-XVfan4Da: Sachemg Tribe nf lllinig Var' sity Basketball Squad tl, 2, 3, -ll, Letter tl, 5. All IVIAURICIT DEAN OTT .,.,...,.... C17t7fV1AI7diEIi Engineering GFl1t77'ill EIIAQIIlL't'!'i71.Q Sigma Iota Epsilong A.S.M.E.g Society for the Advancement of Management RICHARD AUsTrN OVERHEY,.I!l:fi1lfl1If1f7fi.r, Iuti. Fine and Applied Arts fllllfn' Edntrlllwz Alpha Phi Alpha Illini Union Committee 15, -H1 Marching Band I3. -ll: Second Regimental Band llll Men's Glee Club ISI RAYMOND CHARLES OVRESAT ........ Cbinzgo Fine and Applied Arts Arrbilerlme Newman Hall Honors Day C33 Rutgers University JAMES JACOB PACKTOR. . . . ,. ...Chit-ago Commerce Mfmagenzevzt Sigma Alpha Mu Campus Chest fllg XVILL Gi: Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club: Student Business- men's Association Wilson Junior College FRANK JAMES PADAvIc ...... ,. ....Ta1nm Engineering Mining Exzgiwerifzg M.I.S. Illinois Institute of Technology? Bradley University ELIDA MARIE PAGE ......... ...McHenry Commerce fIl't'0IHIIr1VlL'j' Delta Zeta Phi Chi Theta: Illini Union Committee Glg Accountancy Club: Marketing Club GEORGIA ANN PAHLOXV ...,...... Galvrburg Physical Education Pbyrirrzl Edlfraiiorl Delta Zeta Major I1 XV.A.A. Numcralsz NV.A.A. fl. Z, 3, 411 Terrapin fl, 2. 5. 41: Physical Ed' ucation Majors Club 305 X Y l'.,V,, 1 1' Joi-rx WILLIAM PAINTER. .. ,, . Dag-. Commerce Jlizmrgf mr IL' Alpha Chi Rho Sigma Iota Epsilon: H-wus ,e President 441: egirnent. Phi Chi Captain. Army ROTC R Eta, Marketing Club Honors Dax' 12.31 RRIFH Erixrsr Piixrrn, ja. .,,, L.: 1-1.:i,ha Agriculture Cvifnzi' .'lg':.,'n,,i L Alpha Gamma Rho Freshman Varsity Football Squad. Illinois Agiitulrurisr IIIL :Xgritultural Council ISI: Ail :kg Field Day Ccvnimrttee IZ, fll Plow Buy Prom Committee ill, Agriculture Club: Hr..il and Horn Club xlXRY PNLCHTFF . , .. - V--IIJJ'-WU Agriculture Home E. v: vu. Busty H.rll Shorter Board: Alpha Sigma Nul Phi UP- silon Omicrong XY'.A,A. Board 15. sill W'-IN A. Numeralsg XY'.A,A. IZ. 5. U. Home Ec- --nomics Club Him-irs Day ll, 21 RIIHARD ALYRFIV PALrxxir7 .,.... , Clvrrign Liberal Arts and Sciences S,Ml.1f lil'ni Forensic Associati--np Spanish Club Pwr. GroRr,r PALLMIR , .. ,..,... Pekin Liberal Arts .Ind Stientcs Clu.rr1.'if'x Alpha Chr Sigma Liamma Delta H+in-'its Day ill Y.rlp.lr.Ilso Unriersity lumix PA1x1rR .... . ,,..X'fu' York, N. Y. Engineering .Hrrlnn11r.1l lj11uluL,f.'ug Annex Hall A N MIL, Rlllc ami Pistol filub K1-rirRr Lsrrr. PALMIR , ..... Cl-1.rrgo Liberal Arts .incl Sriumus lifaflfvy NIxn.ru.i Liiiirgc sxinlcnt liuliiguius founiil 4593 Illini Chris- ti.rn Iicllnuxhip ll, 2, S, ll, Philosophy Dis- iussrrrn I lub Hr-rims Day 42,5l, l'nixerRity ol Illinois Mir-ilarslrrp Key lim-.I-,s XVAMUS PAIRIIR . ...'l1i1ofa Eriurntcrrnig Cvrzcnzl lfrlrnriirzuq Niiirrhi Alphl Epsilon Pl.: 111.1 Nruina, Hfwuu I'iLsi.!Lnl 1-Hg AA. Nl I. Hrirfiii lily III 306 . H N X K . Q Y . X EDWARD IWIARTIN PALucA... .... Cbimga Commerce Erormmirr Sigma Phi Epsilon Illini Union Committee 12,553 Gymnastics Manager 12,311 Marketing Club: Moing- wena Northwestern University 1 PATRICK JAMES PALUMBO .... ...Chimga ' ' Education I Biology J Spanish Club: Teachers-in-Training Club F' , 6 - PETER PANUOLFO ...,...... .... C bimgo Commerce Arrozmranry College Hall Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club Q' PETER LEO PANTAROTTO ...,. ..,. C lmagv ?'L X e - Commerce Nlarkelirzg Newman Hall Marketing Club: junior Chamber of Com- merce Honors Day 11, ll . Q , 3' 5 DONALD Louis PARrse ............., Cbii-ago Division of Special Services Slulirllir Newman Hall A.I.E.E.-I.R.E,g junior Chamber of Com- ' , merce I 'A f 4,4 College of Ozarks: University of Wliscon- sin JOHN WILLIAM PARISH ..... Dai-enpari, Iowa Engineering Civil Errgirivwixig Triangle SQ Interfraternity Council 12, SI 3 A.S.C,E. 1'1 THEODORE ALFRED PARKER .,..., Park Ridge , ' Commerce Auolmlunry Phi Sigma Kappa 3 Chi Gamma Iota: Interfraternity Council K3 4' ,-1 Haig Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club ' s, Knox College I'-:' ,fly I 1 XVILLIALI EDWARD PARKER... ...Spriughvld Commerce Al'L'0lHIl1lIlfj Delta Tau Delta Accountancy Club Louis EDWIN PARKINS .......... Meri-opolii Commerce Induilrial Adminiiifation STANFORD ELMER PARRIS ....... ,..... P ear-ia Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemiirry Alpha Delta Phi Y.M.C.A. Committee 1115 Captain, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Military Councilg Zeta Sigma Alpha EDWARD FRANK PARZYGNAT. ,. .... Cbimgo Engineering ildeclaafrlczil Eilgillffljlig A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. WILLIAM FRANCIS PATRICK ..i. .... I linreugu Journalism Advertiring Alpha Delta Phi Alpha Delta Sigmag Illini Union Committee 111 Honors Day 151 VIURIEL WINNIFRED PATTERSON ..... Cbirriga Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Efzglifb McKinley Hall W.A.A. 111g Tempo 141g McKinley Foun' lation Student Council 131 DONALD VICKREY PATTON .,..,.... Rnfklori! Fine and Applied Arts Arrbileclure A.I.A. Drro PAUIZSICK, JR ............... Cbimga Fine and Applied Arts Landirape Arrbiieriure Parade Ground Units Fine and Applied Arts Societyg Landscape Architecture Society BERNARD CARL PAUGELS. .... .,.. E mnrxon Commerce Management I s E T1 . -:1jI,. . A sg .L su Q Y, S1 rarszrfi,-,. , -' I VQF N I - ' wif-Af -' Q ,rg 1 Q' A we A ch 'Q '2 . z 'J' .f :Jw 515 .- ffiffli 1 LYLE RALPH PAUGELS .,... .. ...,Emmrmz Commerce Mmmgemenl GLENN HAROLD PAULSGROVE ,,,, ...Gilmn Agriculture General Agricullure Chi Gamma Iotag Alpha Tau Alphag Agri- cultural Education Club Knox College BEVERLY JEAN PAYNE ,,..,.. ...... IN 'ewmmz Fine and Applied Arts lllflllilf EL7ll4L':Ifi077 Vanlig Sigma Alpha Iota: House President 141 Honors Day 12, 31 XVILLIAAI RUSSELL PAYNE. .. . . .Gli7If0f1'l Engineering Eleclriml Eugineerizlg A.I.E.E.-I.R.E, Bradley University BIARDIORIE ELAINE PIEABODY ....,..... Piixzon Liberal Arts and Sciences Erorzomicr Leeman Lodge Illini Union Committee 1215 XV.G.S. Execu- tive Council 13,41g N.S.A. Senate Subcom- mittee 121g French Club JOIIN PEARAH .............,...... Cbii-ago Engineering Szmirary Ezzgineerizzg Annex Hall A.S.C.E.: Mu-San Honors Day 121 St. Norbert's College ADRIAN l1lOUNT PEARSALL Trfmmmburg, N. Y. Fine and Applied Arts Arcbilenzmzl Engineering Alpha Rho Chi Phi Eta Sigma: Dolphins 12, 511 A.I.A.g Fine and Applied Arts Society Oklahoma A. and M. College: University of Southern California CHARLES RAY PEARSON ...,...... Alai:-eaqmr Agriculture Vocational Agfirullnre Alpha Tau Alpha 307 Janis RIEHARD PE.-XRSOX, , .IM--Vf-I Liberal Arts and Sciences I-Iffltfv-. Phi Kappa Psi Delta Phi Alpha XY'abash College Dosirxicic -lor-ix Prccma . . .l,l','t.14 PX' .111 EJ J. 5.11: 1, Plivsical Education Yarsirx' Baseball Squad lil: Freshman Var- siri. Baseball Squad Mimix PrcHrfR ,,,,, ...fivragfv Lau Lau Nu Beta Epsilon, junior Bar Association I-lerzl Ulunior C'-wllegep Ineliana University Dcixarn MERLF PEDDYCORD ..,... flu.-.igfi Commerce .llmkefnlg Phi Kappa Tau Chi Gamma Iota: Alpha Delta Sigma: Com- merce Club: Marketing Club, junior Cham- ber uf fkimmerce XYilsnn junior College Rorr VILHELM Pnnrnsrx .,,, .,.. C lwnigfv Engineering Electrical Ellll-UIILTIIIIXQ Newman Hall A.l.E.E.-l,R.E. Grand View College RRLPH Krxxlrn Pi-rx. , .... Benlwz Lau' Law Phi Alpha Delta: junior Bar Association XVest Virginia Institute -it Tethnology: southern Illinois Unixersity Hirrx' Armrimr Prius . ..,,,,, Y,.,, j film Liberal Arts and Stientes Sffrmlf-un Palamar Igpslliin Phi Sigma julie! junior Collette Mu Piiiin . . , . ,,,rAl,,,,,f-0 lime and Applied Arts .llnln lim'-, llall verna Alpha lnta, XVILI. 45, 411 Fine .un- Apylinl Arts mi ima llofiwv lima ll W sn 308 Carvix MARTIN PENFIELD .......... Cbimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Dirifion of General Studie: Lundgren House House President l-ll: Illini Forensic Associa- tion: Teachers-in-Training Club JOHN FLETCHER PENN ......... .... A Iorria Engineering Electrical Engirzeefing Delta Kappa Epsilon Tau Beta Pi 15,-ll: Phi Eta Sigma Ill: Eta Kappa Nu 45. -llg Pierrots 12, 313 Illini Theatre Guild Cast ll, 2, 511 WILL 13, -HL A.l,EiE.-I.R.E, l1.2l Roraxn CORIISS PENNEY ,.,. ...... 1 llfuengo Division of Special Services .elmmtzl Science BRUCE VOLNIEY PENWELL, jR.,.Bferl:er Cny. Division of Special Services .'IgYIl.'lllllH'dl Efaflomirl Delta Sigma Phi Captain, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment: Zeta Sig- ma Alpha Room ERIC PERERS ..,..... ..... C bimgo Commerce Markeling Delta Phi Varsity 150 lb. Football Squad fllg Market- ing Club WARREN FREEMAN PERKINS ,.,..... Cbiraga Division of Special Services Indmlfial Edumlian Pi Kappa Phi Baptist Foundation Student Council Ml: First Lieutenant, Air Force Wing, Arsecag Phalanx XVilson junior College IEnw'aRD PERLMAN ............... Oak Park Commerce Mdl'kt'lil1g Clark House Accountancy Club: Intercollegiate Zionist Federation: Marketing Club Roosevelt College Fnru ROBERT PERLMAN ..... ...Cbimga Engineering Ciril Engineering Barton House Campus Lhest lil 1 Second Regimental Band tslg WILL HJ: A.S.C.E. ioLrNE MARIE PERRY .......... Waukegrm Liberal Arts and Sciences Spanirb Iagle Hall NALD EUGENE PERRY ....... .... D rm:-ille Engineering Mechanical Engineering Zhi Phi 2 Illio 1213 A,S.C.E.g A.S.M.E. IALD WINSTON PERRY .... ...lflwnrafz Commerce Markelirlg rketing Club f' FRANKLIN PERRY ....... ......... C iinu Division of Special Services Ciril Engineering L.C.E. Y JOSEPH PEsfwENTo .... ....Claimgn Commerce Alfumgefrlenl Eranada Club I.A. Executive Council C133 House Presi- it HM Intramural Manager CU: Market- Clubg Spanish Club 'ROTHY ELAINE PESKIND .,...... Belleville Liberal Arts and Sciences Spanirb Sigma Delta Tau rsident, Panhellenicg Mortor Board MIL rch Q31 5 Sigma Delta Pi: The Illio Cl. 2, 5 Illini Union Board C-ll: Illini Union mmittee 1255 Panhellenic Executive Coun- f3,4Jg Student Senate 6-U inors Day 11. 2, 51g University of Illinois lolarship Key RON AUGUSTUS PETERS ....,.. Taylofwille Agriculture VUCHIIOIIAI fIg1'iL'll!lIH'6 phzl Tau Alpha IORGE LEE PETERS .......... .... 0 nk Park Engineering Eleclfical Engineering ii Eta Sigmag A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.g Eta Ifappa 1 mors Day f1,2Jg University of Illinois holarship Key 'AAU .t ' Pal K , arf ,r '5 , .. , Q vs. L rs 5? R r X .... fe- ax ,stil ...F lk ' K 1 7' l . ' I Y 'M fit , ig' ' , A J ROBERT STANLEY PETERSEN .... .... C hicago Engineering Alerbmzical Engineering Chi Gamma Iotag Pi Tau Sigmag A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. Honors Day 12,511 University of Illinois Scholarship Key CHARLFS ALox's1Lis PETERSON.......Chftr1g0 Commerce Alruzizgenzenl Parade Ground Units CHARLES RUSSELL PETERSON ........ Chicago Engineering 1lIEIdHI1l'Qft'slI Engilzeering MIS. XVright City Collegeg Illinois Institute of Technology: Northwestern University FLOYD ALFRED PETERSON ...., .... B .mu-i.: Commerce Acr'o1n11f1m'j Accountancy Club Fnfmcrs YEAZEL PETERSON ........ Rorrrille Commerce Arc0l111luz1r y Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Kappa Psig Account- ancy Club Honors Day ll? RALPH jaarrs PETERSON .... , ..... Him-ard Engineering Eferfriral Ef1.ql11eE1iug WARREN I-Ioxvano PETERSON ,.,.. ...Cbiriigo Engineering lIIt'r'lm1lir'r1l Erlgilieuriazg A.S.M.IE. XVilsnn junior College: Illinois Institute of Technology XVILLARD ARWTN PETrRsoN ..... .... 1 Iloline Commerce Aff0lI!IldlIf'Y Chi Gamma Iota: Illini Theatre Guild Cast HJ 1 Accountancy Club University of Southern California 309 '. j-JL! I 3: ,H 4 gn- 'r li ' I l 1 re-2 I , 5 WIILLI.-ur HOXY'ARD PETERSON. .. ,. .Chit-ago Engineering Eleclriral Engirzreijug Reenah A.I.E.E.-I.R.E, XYIILLI.-XM INIARTIN PETERSON .,,... G.1le,rb11rg Liberal Arts and Sciences Pf,Iclmlug,I Newman Hall Psi Chig Students for Democratic Action I-It-nors Day 11, 33 Knox College FRFD DAVID PETING ....,,,. Hmzmigrofz, Ind. Fine and Applied Arts Edumrmzz Illustrators Honors Day 151 Chicago Academy of Fine Artsg Hunting- ton College EDWARD ANDREW PISTKO ,.....,,,... Cbimga Engineering Elvrlflcnl Ellgilltfllllg Newman Hall A,I.E.E.-I.R,E. IXIIIAN PITTRAS ..........,... .,.. C birago Agriculture I'ofIz110Iml xigrlrnlfmr' Western Illinois State College Lrxxls DMN PETRY ,,,,.,. ,.,. B amlmn Commerce flcrfflnliriuivy Carmen Atcountancy Club: Marketing Klub Iflonors Day lil I,I'fAs EDXVARD PI'I,lIIfl'NI1IiRL,I'R ....,.. xillun Engineering Ctimmlr ElIgl7lL'UY'llIg Delta Tau Delta Keramosg Y.M,C.A, Committee lil: Cap- tain, Army R.O.T.C, Regiment, A.C.S. Indiana University: lim-.I State College ROY Ewrzrcrrr Pumps .,,,...,..,..... Rabbi Agritulturc Vflrrlllomll 311114 nfmre' Cyrcvada Manor Intramural Manager Ml Southern Illinois University 310 A1 IN Q N S1 'f x . '2 t l ' . IJ, Q in I , if ,. L22 gf G R. -Gs 1 I 'I I , I y E 4 I : ' 1, gl ,g, I iv' qua- L I SAMUEL DAVID PI-IELPS ......,.... Monmanzb Agriculture General Agriculture Roojahs McKinley Foundation Student Council 1415 Agriculture Clubg Hoof and Horn Club Monmouth College JOE CARL PHIFER ..........,...... Kdllkllkff Division of Special Services Pre-Medicine Phi Sigma Kappa Freshman Varsity Baseball Squad ROBERT LANDON PHILLIPS .,..,.... Wheazau Liberal Arts and Sciences Pbyricr Phi Eta Sigma Honors Day tl, ll ROBERT RICHARD PHILLIPS .........,... Pam Liberal Arts and Sciences Prycbology Son's Home Honors Day 133 LaSalle4Peru-Oglesby junior College VUAYNE RICHARD PHILLIPS ...,...., Rorlaford Division of Special Services Marieeling Marketing Club DONALD WAYNE Pl-IIPPS .... .... I Vnmkn Commerce MavkI'li:1g Marketing Club ANTHONY ROBERT PIAZZA... .... Claimgv Commerce Markezing Newman Hall Marketing Club: Junior Chamber of Com- merce EUGENE GERARIJ PIAzzA ..... ...Harvey Commerce Markuling Theta Xi The Daily Illini CZ, 37g Marketing Club Thornton junior College WILLIAM ORRIs PICKETT .......... Rocbvrlei- Agriculture Voreziionnl Agriculture Farm House Alpha Tau Alphag Y,M.C.A. Committee fl, 215 All Ag Field Day Committee 121 g Agri- cultural Education Club JACK WARREN PIERCE ......... New Hallam! Division of Special Services Geolugy Cyclothem Club Honors Day 62,311 University of Illinois Scholarship Key STANLEY MELBOURN PIERCE ,... .... C bimgo journalism Alfl'P7'llJl71g Noble House Marketing Clubg The Daily Illini IBD XVright Junior College RAY Louis PIEROBON .,............ Cbimgn Division of Special Services Adzferliiing and Sealer Delta Upsilon Choristers Cijg Illini Forensic Associationg Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club I Michigan State College STURE BROR PIERSON ..i.........,.. Hebron Agriculture Vocational Agf'lfllllllI'E Alpha Tau Alphag Agricultural Education Clubg Agriculture Club WILLIAM EARL PIERsoN .......... Hurrirburg Commerce g Arcoznzlazzry 'Accountancy Club I 'flfil V fi . ,X 52.3, ivERNON JOHN PIETZ ,.......... Fine and Applied Arts' 'ix N Arcbiteflure Cosmopolitan , lK':I.A.g Fine and Applied Arts Sodiqtyg Gzimfl' -' llina Delta Honors Day Q27 5 Ag V' Northwestern Universityg Clevelanlcl lCQlgg A 'egeg Brooklyn College A Q 3' if I -1 I! I Q All I ' 'l ' R- l. I fa lt I RICHARD ALAN PILCHARD ........ Fnryer 171 , 1 Agriculture lf, Q General Agriculture 'fl 'T 'Dairy Technology Club , -f qu. l l I filly fi I ,P X vs.,. W .1 I ..,,,. V all fa . 'fexisff' , mist . ff 1'QS' +w:::sg., 95. - 5,1 . 'AW' 'SfEi'ffilQi,vf1. Nw' E e , . f f-i:5:.'ej'?M::G, I: . 12'mi'ffi:: . ' ? if ' -I I I: ?:?55AXEf:E.' .- 'Ml -115:-xlgg' if 1' - .aaa -fa -3 ,....,:f,.A:':.. . f - I :.,:,- -. -. 11:5 - .Q f ' Q ' - I. 1'1S., , j:5,I5fE5IjEi fl fk - gy- i, ' -'iff A- V U ' 1 l' fl 'is'2.3i3i:f'.'M':?ff .4 efifslis :if.'E ':f 1' , f,Ai '--M455 5s:af5f:5,5ff3:-. 5,553 ,:.-131' LOLITA Pmcorrs ...... ,....,..... C bfrulga Commerce llflarkelirzg and Managemenl Indeco Accountancy Clubg Marketing Clubg Students for Democratic Action NORhfA LEE PINKERTON ,....... Woof! River Liberal Arts and Sciences Claemirlry Palamar House President Q-U CHARLES STEXVART PINKSTON ,...... 4,'l,fI,Ig0 Liberal Arts and Sciences Tenrber Tmizzing in Sarml Slniliri Wilson Junior College SHELDON HERBERT PITKIN.New Ywk, N. l'. Engineering llflefbunical Engineering Pi Tau Sigmag First Lieutenant, Army ll.O. T.C. Regimentg Phalanxg Tmnspoihilion Corps Clubg A.S.M.E.g l.A.S. Honors Day C11 JILL PITTS ......,....,...,.. ..... 1 llillmi Agriculture Hame Efonnmiu Delta Gamma Stephens College ELYSE SALLY PITZELE ,.........,... Chit-ago Education Elemeniary Edufaflan Delta Phi Epsilon Illini Union Committee 42, 35 3 Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff 11, 233 Tempo ill OSWALD JOSEPH PIUNTI .... Cbimga Heigbu Commerce Managemefzt Psi Upsilon Marketing Club WALTER PETER PLACZEK ...... .... C bimgo Engineering Metallurgical Engineering Lundgren House A.S.M.E.g M.I.S. 311 Hrxru' :XLBYRT Purx .,,,. ,,v. 5 ,'rr.'fre!rrl..' Dlvrsirrrl nf Special Serwitcs Rfr'rg.:1r-,r: Srurna Alpha Epsrltin Skull and Crescent Tribe nt Illini, Yarsrty Baseball Squad 1Z,+', Letter 4211 Varsity ret' lb. F---wthall Squad ll P, Award ll' ,lrxx Prurrrrirx .. , ..... C'lm.rgf Frm anti Applied Arts ,l ., , r lr: .',v :iff D:-:ul Brrsu Hill lllrnr Ylrlrcatrc Grrrlrl Cast illg Frne ,intl Ap- rrlretl Arts Sure . -Irrrrx Mrrriix Pr ixrk, JR ,,.A ..ll .1rifm1llr Drxrsr-in 1-t Sperral Serxrtes I'-r.r1.f-r.-.ql xitfrrrrlnrrt Srurua Pr Alpha 'liarr Alpha llrrrw Vrrrerxrr Prrrstr-r ., . .,,. It-nrt.: Lrlweral Arts .mil Strerrres H,lrlrrl-ffffgj Tlreta l'psrl4in Mask .intl Haulalr, lllini lfrrrrrn tkiriirrirtter' Il,QP, lllrnr Theatre Guild Manager ll. '-P. lllrni Theatre Crurltl Prrrtlrrttmrr Stal' Ill, Y.XY.l A. liirnmrttee II, il Ilrrrrirm Lrnrxr Prrtts tam Hllrrrrr, rllrrrfu Physical Etlutatrtrn Plr-ir1r.rl frlrrrrrrffru Della Siuma Phr taptarrr, Varsity Basehall mruarlg Na-XY'.rrr Da. Satlrern. Phi Epsilon Kappa, lrrlae -rr Illini. Varsrtx Baselwall Squatl 12. K,-H, I.et- ter lib, Frulrman Varsity Baselwall Squatl PIIIIIIP liIYNlUNlY Prr'xrARr , .lliiailllflv Auritulture Crrlrml Jlwlrnllnrt Alplra 'lau Alpha, Aurrrultrrre Ilrrh, Agri trrlrrrral lwlrrrarr-rrr I lrrlw. P-rrrltry Xtreme C lulw Vrrrxersrty -il Xhrsrnnsrrr Arrrrrrx--r Mira-r lmrr Ii.1r1 M. l,,,,,r lrlitr.il Arts .rrrtl Ntrerries l'f1.rrr.'1vfr1 l,rrrrirlrr Aurrut Rtsrtlerrtu 1 I Y XX I A. fmrrrrrrttte ill, farrrrpris tliest l ,ar t', wr, firrrprrs flrut Allrit.rtrrrrrs .rrrtl Atl- I 'viwru lirrartl INN. lllrrrr 'llreatre Crrrrltl .Mar-l tj! lertlrrrs rrr lirarrrrrrrg flirli K,'.'it-irrt -lrrrrr-rr I-rllrgt M-rrtrr.-.--.r l14,r.r,r-.prnrr HkA,,,,,,,,,f ltlirratr-rrr ifulrrrrlr MHMHII--9 f--llt-et, lllrrrrrrs State Nirrrrrrl l':.rr.,rsrt. 312 Ercrxr jorrx POHL,,....,. ...Compton ' Agriculture Vurrrfmrml Agriculmre Alpha Tau Alpha: Agricultural Economics Clubg Agricultural Education Club: Field antl Furmul Rural Life Club Norrrrrm' Fruxers POHLMAN .... ...Bumelr Agriculture l'n.r1liur1.rl :lgrirnlmre Alpha Tau Alplrag Phalanx Rrrrrrnr PAUL Pots.-rrr. .,.........,. Dani-ille Drvrsiun nt Special Services .'!.!r rr llflllg The Daily lllrni 13,-H3 Marketing Klub: Alpha Delta Sigma Yu rtirr Ptirarax ,, ........,,.,.,.. Cbirrrgo Fine and Applied Arts .'lrrlulr.lnr.1! EIlgilIL'L'IlFI4U Alpha Rlrn thi Garguyleg Varsity Gymnastics Squad ti, -ll: Freshman Varsity Gymnastics Squzrdg A.l.A.Q A.S,t rE.g Fine and Applietl Arts Society Htrnnrs Day lil Mrclrrgan State College lxlartrx' Pcrrlx ..,..,........,,.... Chimgo Fine and Applied Arts .'lvr'l1llr'r'l11r'r1l E!Igf7It.'L'Y'illIII A.S.C.E,: Praeturians C.-mr. Erm rx Porrxo, jR,. ,. , . .DuQ1min Engineering Alr'rh,n1ir'rll E?1gil1L'L'li!lg A.S.M,E,: S.A.E. Struthern Illinois Universityg University of Oklrrlruma -I,-ure Wrrrrfxrr Pnrrvrca ...,...... LaGrange Division of Special Services rllf1rir'lh1,u Sigma Nu Illini Unirrn Committee t2,5l: Ifltefffilfef' nity firurrrrl i5,4l: House President HH Dairy 'lbrlrnrrlngy Society: Marketing Club I.Awr:r'Nr'r- Brmrrarrrm Por.KowsKr.Rnrklord Engineering Cir-il Eflgizlfuring Illi-Dell t,hi Epsilrrn: Second Lieutenant, Army R.O. 'I'.fI. Regiment: Tau Nu Tau: A.S.C.E. Honors Day 12,35 ll .viN NATHANIEL POLLARD ......... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Tminizzg in Social Siudier ai Forensic Association: Teachers-im ining Club nuns ALLEN Porrann ..,, .... C mmf Commerce ,fl fro 11 1111111 cj ha Kappa Psig Accountancy Clubg Mar- ng Club mrs Day 11, 3l E DIVALL POLLARD. ..... ..,. E i-ic Agriculture Home Eronomirr me Economics Club: Teachers-in-Training 5 L GRIFFITH Pomifnox' ...,.. ...fllirllozbinaz Commerce Al!1l111gLI7IEJll heta Chi or Football Manager: Ma-XVan-Dag Illini Jn Committee 12,303 Tribe of Illinig keting Clubg Moingwena hornton junior College my PONLEITHNER, jR..,. .... Cbimgo journalism Editorial ewman Hall stant Sports Editor, The Daily Illinig Gamma Iotag Sigma Delta Chig The y Illini 13, -ll: Marching Band QU :Y Louisis POOL .....,.. ..... 0 lmwu Commerce Markelizzg lpha Chi Omega Illio C255 Y.M.C.A. Committee C-ljg keting Club coLM ALAN Poous, Jn. ....,..... Pew-in Liberal Arts and Sciences Playriolagy N ELWOOD Poviiam .,.. .,,Cl7t1fIEJ'l0Il Law law a Theta Phi istern Illinois State College -A -er N a , ., as 3 fx . , l 35. ,Q .- L ai wi N we -r. .. .N , N, qc. .K ., N ' Fav :X wi CHRISTINE POPYANCHIEFF , ...... ,.Alarli,rm1 Liberal Arts and Sciences Hi,rt0i'y Evans Hall The Daily Illini fl, it 3 The Illio tllg lllini Theatre Guild Cast ll, 25 5 XV.G.S. Executive Council Ill: Epsilon Phi Sigmag Spanish Club: University ot Illinois Recreation Sn- ciety Le Clcrc College JOHN EARL Poms ..,.,,,.,.. ..., C bmzigo ,loulnalism .-ltlzwrllilfzlq Sigma Phi Epsilon Midclle Georgia College XYLILII.-KAI josrprr Pimii-ii ..r, L.: Jolla, Cam. I uiuincrce flcr'fun1li1rJr'Yi Gmnaclii Club Accountancy Club Honors Day fl! D.-XNIIII. Posr ....,.. Nvir York, N. Y, Engineering rllecbfzniml Eugnlcerizzg A.S.M,E. Honors Day ISI Platt Institute DOROTHY Esrmsnooic Por'1'rn .... Cbriwpuigii Liberal Arts and Sciences .Eli-lgfhfi Gamma Phi Beta The Illio flbg Y.XV.C',A. Committee ill: Campus Chest 131 Fruan SHERIDAN POTTER ...... .... C hziirgo Engineering General Ezrglrzserizzg Morgan Park Junior College: Ball State Teachers' College EUGENE Lnnox' Poxviins .,,..,... lliiw Gmie Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemical Efzygfiziwfiiiq Alpha Phi Omegag A.l,Ch.F. Honors Day 153 HAROLD LEE Powells .......,. .,,,. P rlut-exon Agriculture General .alygrirlalllzfc Agriculture Club: Field and Furrowg Hoof and Horn Club LaSalle-Peru-Oglesby junior College 313 in ' L'iQai Wixsrox XKHLTON Poxvxart ...Drwr-ll.iw1 Commerce I .'l:r'0z.r:!.:r:.'j Accounmnry Club, Nlrketing fluh Q' Q .'Xll'lll'Lt Pxaxcxr .T.:jn'mi.'l!s lfomnrcrce pl Pli Ben K,Ipp,I. Marketing Club Q 3 q.. Q ,, X P I Gr, . fu- ,, 'lui if ,Q f ' '5?L'52 N I A Ylcinx TiRRELL PRAT1 ,. Brffiminzgmf: Lao Lui Simms Alphui Epsilon YIM C..-X. Committee ll, II . lnterfraternity Council 42, Rl. ,Iumor B.Ir Association. LAWN Society Folleuc -it XY'illi.1m .Ind hluy BRRBRR,-K lsaart PRExI'Iss . .v.BeriI-yr Agriculture lrlnma Ecfifzfmizrxi hlclilnlcy' Hall All Ag Field Dsy fiommxttuc GPC H0319 E 'on ymi N Club Hs iRI.ifi.e.i. ,rumor miner .fin X ,-f ' ' 5, ,, N ygiffla, V. -1.93 PHYLLIS LORRAINE PREIZRIAN 4.,.. Rirbmam! Agriculture Home Er fvzzfnuri LCem.In Lodge I Illinois Agriculturist ill: Home Economits 3 fluh , ao- ',, fr RUIKIRI srlxrlir Pnriws .,.. Chfrxlgn ffonrniurte .'li'r'-fu1lI,111t 2 C-rJn.Id.i Club House President Hr 3 Arr-iunt.InCy Flub Honors Day ll, II l,IRrIx' Lim IRI: PRIxxiII. ...Drznzillc ffininruri C Jiri' ff n rllrnlry Afifiiinlariry fluh. .'KmuriI.in Lcgirin Post Nil. flllfl arf- dr Krwxriu fr0RIlUN PRIIIIIII . ..,.Oliic1 llnismn of Npciml Qurvitcs i'llcilu1ni:'.II lfrlrflmrvfllz 5.A.E, iuticty lor thc Arliuinrcincnt ut Mm 3l4 BURL PRICE ............... ....Mo1m1 Erie Liberal Arts and Sciences Teafber Tmining in Frenrb French Clubg Spanish Clubg Teachers-im Training Club Honors Day Cl Ecole Franscaiseg Middlebury College HUGH HENRY PRICE ........ lllflllfbfll, N. 1. Commerce Ermzmnifr Bland House Illini Insurance Society: junior Chamber of Commerce Rutgers L'niversity RICHARD CARR PRICE .,...... Chit-.ago Hrvglm Engineering Electrical E71gll7tI.?l'llIg Phi Sigma Kappa Skull and Crescentg Sigma Tau: Tau Beta Pi: Phi Eta Sigmag Eta Kappa Nug XVILL 123: A.l.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day 41, 2, Sl: University of Illinois Scholarslrip Key ROBERT EININ PRICE .,..,... ...Kriukakee Commerce AIIUIIIQEUIPYII Parade Ground Units Alumni Association Board 12, Sb ROBERT LEE PRICE ......,, Swim Lake, Iowa Engineering Eleflrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu: WILL 13,413 A.I.E.E.- I.R.E.: Synton Northwestern Universityg Illinois Institute of Technology THOMAS SPENCER PRICE .,,......,, Erfmnon Division of Special Services EIO!l077IifJ' Phi Gamma Delta Northwestern University: University of Wis- consin HAROLD CLARENCE PRICI-IARD .... .Glen Ellyn Commerce Markeling Sigma Chi Varsity 110 lb. Football Squad f2,3J, Let- ter 12, 31 Honors Day HJ RIc.HARn EUGENE PRIEsr,..Kan.mi Cizy, Mo. Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemiilry Phi Lambda Upsilon Kansas City junior College :HARD FRANCIS PRINDIVILLE ...... Cbirago journalism Adrertiring Phi Kappa e Daily Illini fl, Ill 3 Illini Union Council lg Illini Union Committee Glg Interfra- nity Council f3lg XVILL I-D3 Senior Ball mmitteeg Alpha Delta Sigma vnors Day f2,5l Loyola University TER GREGORY Pnmms ......, Elm Sf. Lanir Engineering Electrical Engineering ILIP RAY PRITCHARD .,.......... Daurille Division of Special Services Mamrgemem' ini Insurance Society JRMA JEANE PRUDENT .,... .... C efzrmlia journalism Adrefrifing Delta Zeta rch: Shi4Aig Theta Sigma Phig The Daily ini fl, 2, 3l 1 Y.XV,C.A. Committee il, 3 Spanish Club DRMAN Amrnomv Pausrrvsxt ..... Cbimgn Commerce rllnrkeiing irketing Club 'iior Chamber of Commerce, Newman Club nfs ROBERSON PRUTER ...... Orange. Tex. Agriculture Flo:-icnlrnre xriculture Club Lamar Junior College RL JosEPH PUDEWILL ..... .... C bimga Engineering Eleclriral Engineering I.E,E.-I.R.E.g Illuminating Engineering So- 'YY 1ssELL Oms PUGH ............. Waukegan Fine and Applied Arts Muric Erlumtion ii Eta Sigma: Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfonia: Con- rt Band fl, 2, 3, 4l: Marching Band fl, 2, 472 University Sinfonietta G, 4lg Univer- y Orchestra f1,2, 5, -ilg Repertory Orches- l lil: Men's Glee Club 42, Sl: Fine and :plied Arts Society Jnors Day Ml University of California f'W252L,3:' Y :.f7.,Y i lif t 14' . a, , ,.,,, if , Y - ' ,,., r l . 2 ,in , A i ssl' - ' l X i X -1 ' 1 w 3 :- La 9 K I D ,Ga ax I' -I, 47 is f 5 josrpi-r CARL PUGLIESE ........,.... Cbirnga Engineering Gemma! Erlgmeariug Newman Hall A.S.C.E.g Illini Insurance Society Tnoaras Puourse ............., , .Clwir-ago Division of Special Studies xldrerlifilrg Newman Hall Alpha Delta Sigma: The Daily Illini IES, -ll: Newman Foundation Student Council 141: Marketing Club CHARLES Rav PLILLEN ........... Alaunmfnlv Engineering Ciril Eriginaerirzg Annex Hall A.S.C.E. ROGER CLAPP PURDY ,......... .... G lmroe Engineering Elertriral Engineering Phi Kappa Sigma Director, Department of Public Relations. Illini Union, Ma-Wan-Dag Sachemg Skull and Crescent: Phi Eta Sigma1 The Illio ill : Illini Union Board 1-llg Illini Union Coun- cil f3lg Illini Union Committee f1,2, 51: Star Course Manager l'2l: House President I-il: A.I.E,E.-I.R.E. Honors Day ll.3l Davin KEITH PYLE .......,....,.... Cbimlw Fine and Applied Arts Arcbileclnn' Psi Upsilon Skull and Crescent: Gargoyle: Phi Eta Si:- mag Scarab: Interfraternity Council i2,5l1 Varsity Football Squad ll, Zlg Men'5 Glee Club f3.-llg Choristers f5l: A.l,A. Honors Day 11. 2, 3l: University of Illinois Scholarship Key DONALD GLFN Pi'L1:s .....,...... Alidlmlmzvz Commerce .-lcfolmimzrji' Kappa Delta Rho Gymnastics Manager Ill 3 Accountancy Club: Marketing Club Thornton Township junior College OTTO CRITTFNDEN PYLES .,.... Lordiu, Ohio Division of Special Services Sariology The Mansion PHILIP BENARD QUEBMAN ..,....,.. Nalloon Engineering illefbanicaz' Engineering Noble House First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment: Pi Tau Pi Sigmag A,S.M.E. 315 GERALD NORMAN QLIICIQ .,.,. ...Gizlfrbnrg Engineering Elfrlilml Erigliirfviilg A.I.E.E.-l.R.E. Knox College ROBFRT Btxnrv QUICK- ,v....,,., ekIr.i,.4if Division ot Special Services .iifiuliinzg ROBERT LAxvRrxcr Qtficx.- ...,, Tiikilim Division Iii Special Serxices .ll.II1.zyI mi nt Theta Chi The Daily Illini lil: Illini Union Cum- mitree lil 1 flieerleuler Ricirsnu Leo Qeixuxx . .... .... I Liiiziinl trimmerte .ll.:f1.i-girilwif InI.l ,ll.1Il'I.','flu Alpha Delta PI St. Betlek College Euxxix RAIIIN ., ...,..,...... ., . .Cliiuiigu Libeml Arts .Intl Sciences Cbtlllltkll Eilgililliiiig Clark House A.l,Ch.E. SHIRI.rv -loAx RALINI' ...,,,..,.... Dizinille Liberal Arts .ind Sciences Sfufrli Kappa Alpha Theta Mask and Bauble: The Illio ll lg Illini Un- ion Committee ll, Zi: Illini Theatre Guilcl Manager ll, Qi: Y.XV,C.A. Climmittee Ill RUNALD FRANcIs Rfliifimsxl ,..,. Salem, WUI. Division of Special Service: AI rnlnmnii y Accountancy Club RI1 HARLI Al'f,LIs'r ltAIiIKr ...,...,. Oak Pinla Division ul Spatial Services Pvriomlil fllmiizlei mr-rl! Varsity Fmitball Squad 123: Freshman V.Ir- sity Fiiritlull Squad: First I.Ieuten.1nt, Army. R.fJ,'I'f,. Regiment 316 321. CLARENCE HIBBIERT RAEIJI1 .... Earl St. Louix Division of Special Services PJJIIYHIUQJ' Y.M.C.A, Cabinet tll: junior Chamber of Commerce University of Missouri Rrcii-IARD MARSHALL RARRIIER... .... Cbimgo Commerce Jllrrrlagfwirlzl Phi Epsilon Pi Honors Day l5l Illinois Institute of Technology EDWIN josmlrr RAINEII ....., .... C liimga Commerce Aldfkflillg mm' Illiulagelzliwi Chi Gamma Iota: Marketing Club Honors Day l3l Michigan State University lsAAe RABIROOB..GE0l'gc'lUll'FI, Biiliib Gniimii - Agriculture B0fL7IIj' lmpeiiiil College of Tropical Agriculture UIOAN .IYIARIE RANSDELL ..... .... 0 .Ik link Education Englirly tfigle Hall Y.XV.C.A, Committee l-ll: XV.A.A. till University of Colorado S'rmART XVILLING RAMsI2Y ..,... Rurk lrlimil journalism Edirol-ml Pi Icippa I9hI Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Delta Chi: The Daily lllini 45, .HQ Tempo I-lj Honors Day 13? 'l'ULl.lO RALPH RANALLIITTA. ..... Springielil Commerce Arfolmnmfy Springfield junior College: St. Louis Uni- versity GroIIc,n RAND. .......,,. Nur Yurk, N. Y. Commerce Marketing Lumlgren House Sachem: Chi Gamma Iota: Illini Union Com- mittee t3,4l: M.l.A. Executive Council 13. lil: Accountancy Club: Marketing Club Honors Day tl, 2, 335 University of Illinois Siholnrsliip Key FRANK JOHN RANDALL, JR .... .... I fiuram Agriculture Geneml Agrirulmre Alpha Chi Rho Star and Scroll: Baseball Manager lZ,3J: Moingwena Ripon College JACK RANDALL .......... .... S priugfielii Law Lau' Theta Xi Star and Scroll: Interfraternity Council iljg junior Bar Association: Illini Forensic Asso- ciation Honors Day CZI PAUL GENE RANDOLPH ........ Barzdmm, Ky. Liberal Arts and Sciences HiJlni'j' Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma Honors Day 1-ll: University of Illinois Scholarship Key Freed-I-Iarcleman College NAOAII RANsoiII ................... Llrbmm Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Alpha Kappa Alpha WILLIAM EDNVARD RANSOM .,,,........ New Division of Special Services Malbenmtirr First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment: Tau Nu Tau RICHARD ALLITN RANsoAII2 ......... Rorejm-.I Engineering General Engineering Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C, Regiment: Tau Nu Tau: A.S.C.E.: A.S.M.E. Bradley University: State University of Iowa HERBERT LEE RAPHAEL...FI'!1l7lillgl7d7II, Alfm. Commerce llfftlfieglillg Annex Hall Marketing Club Northeastern University HOWARD CHARLES RAPP ............. Marmn Engineering Ceramic Engineering Phi Eta Sigma: Keramos: Engineering Coun- Cil 13,413 First Lieutenant, Army R,O.T.C. Regiment: Arseca: A,C.S. Honors Day Q11 New York State College of Ceramics: Bradley University av., . , EL sa- s, , -e x - 1: extras-A is X LIES? 3 'Q I Q' W n -zz. 191325. W gi 4 i y aw- , 4 5 V A I A . . +2EE2:'f: . . :g X X X. , N1 K N -'lg x SP it fi L I A ' , '-,,. - 'L . . ,.-. I ,'..,,,, , -sie-nu. - A-74:11 A-: 1- 54,1 1. ',.i:.,A 0. P ,f,.:4,a,.az I , 'l IYIARUIORIE ELLEN RAsIxILIs .,.....,,. Chit-ago Liberal Arts and Sciences Prycbnlogj Alpha Xi Delta Grinnell College Faro WILLIAIII RATHS ...., lfillmfiripfwlir, Ind. Liberal Arts and Sciences Clvemirlry Dornoch XVestminstei' College Iiiio TI-IEODALD RATZER, JR I,...... Brllirw.I Liberal Arts and Sciences Tearber Tnziuirzg in Biology Marching Band f1,3l: First Regimental Band ll, 21 1 Gamma Delta Doioans JULIA R.-XUDONIS .......... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Elwlzeizlrli'-I' Edumlialz Leeman Lodge XV.G.S. Executive Council I-il: University f.llOl'llS 135 ROBERTA RUTH RAYDURN ........ Clirizzzfniiyrz Education ,Eftilllfllltllll Ezfnrriliavz Sigma Kappa Illini Union Committee 1511 Y.XV,C,A. Committee Ill: Illinois Agriculturist I-H1 Home Economics Club: Teachers-in-Training Club IVIORTON SIMON RAZOXVSKY ..,....... Cbifugn Liberal Arts and Sciences Tracker' Truiniflg in Eflgliib Mask ancl Bauble: Pierrots: Illini Theatre Guild Manager CS,-il: Illini Theatre Guild Cast KZ, 5, 43 I-Ierzl junior College JOSFPH THORNTON REAM, JR. ,... Sfiiiizgfiulil Engineering zllecbuniral Erzgirzeurilig Pi Tau Sigma: First Lieutenant, Army R.O. T.C. Regiment: A.S.M.E.: S.A.E. Bradley University: Denver University Brrrv BEER RRDRR .......... Aledfoi-fl, Off. Education Englirb W!omcn's Glee Club 133 Northwest Nazarene College: Olivet Col- lege 317 RLIssrLL HALLIE REBER ,,.... ...., R arkford Engineering Illfrbizrziml Erzgnirsviifg Honors Day 133 EDXVARD ID,-XNIEL RECHEL ..,.. ,,.O,1k Pink Fine and Applied Arts .-lvI'bi:frflimi E't4:n.'ii'I,'w i Kappa Delta Rho AIA.: A,S.C.E. Honors Day 113 ALBERT XYVALTER RECHIR ,,., Orlziein, Iowa Commerce rlfm1r1:fIi1,Irj Newman Hall Chi Gamma Iota: Accountancy Clubg Blar- keting Clubg junior Chamber of Commerce Northwestern University MIRIARI ELIZABFTH REc'roR,. ..... Fairfield Library School Lll23'm'j Sffilrcr Palamar Culver-Stockson College ROBERT HARPER RECTOR ,,....... Smithfield Engineering Illcrbarziml Eilglvzcuiliig Camelot Club House President 443: Marching Band 1133 A.S.M.E. University of Maine LEONARD ANTHONY REIIECKE ..,.... Chicago Commerce Pfrmrznfl ArlrrIlfmlv.1lw'1 Newman Hall Accountancy Clubg Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Clubg Society for the Advancement of Management: junior Chamber of Com- UICICC jmirs IWEDILL REED ..,..... ...Farmington Liberal Arts and Stiences Clzenilrirj Donis LEE Rrofix ,,,,..,.. . ...CL-imgo Agriculture Home Ei'om,frili'i -90 Ui Ig Af'-D y fs- tl RZ! .Q P. 'Cl X +49 .Q 'ty '-.... fm . 4 i i , 5'4'0 JOHN EDWARD REGAN ,...... ....... C bimgo Division of Special Services .eldrerriring Phi Kappa Illini Union Council U33 Varsity 'l'i.itk Squad ill: Marketing Club PATRICK HENRY REGAN ,.....,...... Cbfi-iilgv Division of Special Services lnlenzaliavml I-1UIair.r Phi Kappa Skull :ind Crescent: Illini Theatre Guilcl Cast 1233 Interfraternity Council 11,233 XVILL Q23 DANIEL DAVID REGINATO ....,..,... Cbii-.Lea Fine and Applied Arts .'lri'blleiAl1iIL' Newman Hull llonois Day 153 joi-IN ALRIN REGNELL ....,., .,.. I: 1-.iimffu journalism Radio Chi Psi Sigma Delta Chig The Daily Illini 123g Illini Union Council 133: Illini Union Committee ll, 2, 33 1 Campus Chest 133 1 Board of Fra- ternity Affairs 123 g Interfraternity Council ll, 233 Baseball Manager 423: Men's Glee Club ll, 2, 3, -llg XVILL tl, 2, 5, 435 Con- mcations Committee 123 Honors Day ll, 33 GIfnAI.o Louis REICHARD .... ..... L Ii liimu journalism Radio Phi Kappa Psi The Daily Illini 13, 43: Illini Union Com- mittee 133: Interfraternity Council 12, 3.43: Varsity Football Squad 11,231 WILL H33 I,A,S. -IFANNINIZ AGNES REICHELT... .... Cbimgo Agriculture Home Erofiorrziizr Alpha House Y.XV,C.A. Committee H31 Campus Chest 133: W.A.A. 1433 Choristers i333 Home llconomics Club Wfiight junior College Euwaitn SPEFR REID ........ Sl. Paul, Mimi. Fine and Applied Arts Landrmpe Av-rlaiterlm-e PAUL FREDERICK Reirsrecic ......... Sailmui Agriculture Vvratianal Agriculture Bastille House Alpha Tau Alpha: Concert Band 1113 Marching Band fl, 23 Illinois State Normal University DONALD CHARLES REIG ........... Alayufoorl Liberal Arts and Sciences Chenzirlry Parade Ground Units GEoRoE XVESLEY REII-IMER ......,. Oak Park Fine and Applied Arts Arrhilrnurtzl Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha Scnrabg Pershing Rifles: AIA.: A.S.C.E. DONALD RICHARD RIEIMER ........... Cbimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Eruuovzicr Flagg House CARROL HARRISON REINGANUM, JR...Chimga Commerce ACf0ll71ltI7IL'j' Wfitanshire Accountancy Club: Marketing Club EDWARD JOSEPH REININGER ......... Cbirngo Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Medifilze Royal Towers Omega Beta Pi Honors Day 123 CHARLES RICHARD REINISCH ........ Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Alpha Epsilon Pi CUUPUS Chest GP: Interfraternity Council 43, 4? LEON PHILIP REISTROFFIER ..... .... C bimgn Commerce Arrormlmzry Newman Hall Chi Gamma Iotag Accountancy Clubg Mar- keting Clubg Junior Chamber of Commerce Honors Day 121 Catawba College NORMAN ALBERT REMER ........... Cbimga Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemical Engineering Barton House House President i213 University Orchestra fl, 215 First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T,C. Regiment: Tau Nu Taug A.I.Ch.E. Honors Day f1,2l X t x am I . X 5 L X -fema- ' 9 1 Qi , I is Y'- 'K ., I A .I ag. rife h w , Sf L. sions. -.zykfvvhf-I 'A 2 V ' 23 .. 'A . X X L-of I 5,51 '-f eww QB ROBERT XVILLIAM RELIKE, .... Emi St. Lani: Engineering Aerwmzzllml Ezigirlserirzg I.A.S. JUIIFNNIQ RENAUD , .. ...... Clvriimpber Ckmuuerte Commtriliii Trizifvirig XVe1sh House Phi Chi Thetng House President 1-HL Ac- countancy Club Honors Day IZ! ROBERT XYHLLIAAI Rrxicrx , ..S.m fore Agriculture Geucml Jlxlllfllflllli Alpha Zctag Gamma Deltal Hoot Ilflti Horn Club Honors Day ill Bradley University XVANDA JOANNE RENNAIeER.xi1li11g1mi flrigbu Liberal Arts and Sciences Eflgilfb Evans Hall Alpha Lambda Delta: Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff 135 Honors Day ill BARBARA BLANCI-IE RENNER .,...,.,.. Dtlfnlb Liberal Arts and Sciences Englirh Chi Omega Gulf Park College IXIARY I.oLI RENNER. ....,.. ..,.... L V: bam: Education Education of Ilvr Deaf Alcestis MARIE Roru RENO .,........... Rock lflfmd Journalism Erlllorial Alpha Phi Assistant Editor, The Daily Illini: Mortar Board: Torch: Shi-Aig Alpha Lambda Delta: Theta Sigma Phi: The Daily Illini fl, Z, 5, -LI: Convocations Committee 12,31 Honors Day fl, 27 ROBERT HAROLD Rrxxvicx .... .... l Viilrmf Engineering Civil Ellgflldffillg Sigma Phi Delta Alpha Phi Omega: Chi Epsilon: A.S.C.E. Honors Day tl, 2, 3. -H 1 University of Illinois Scholarship Key 319 CHARLES I-Irxm' REPKNNN. ,lulffx Engmeerm: EiIrfi1.'.iI Evalinc 1, Mann-Qin Freshmxn XYAXSIIX' Swrmmxnq Squltl. D-il' phins I3, -tl: A.I,E.E.-I,R,E. ,I-wliet llunr-'Ir C'-illese FRANCIS TI-Irorirmr RrI'IIR , ...., It.iufe.1,5Iu -l0LlYIl.ll1iH1 .-l.fIuI'limg Lundgren Home Illini Union Council Hb. Illini Uni-,in Cum- mittee til H-in-i-rs Day 11: fxnoi Emixr RIYNARU . .... D.im.'.'!i Lrbeml Arts .mtl Sticntux Tt,1I'lIav- Ti.1im11g :rr Sffrml Xlfnlrti Gumma House XV-wmen'S Glen Club 14, M. A C'.Ippcll,I Choir 13, ill Illini I,llflSfI.lY1 Felluwvlirp 15. -1 I CiI'Ii,II,D ,IOSFPH Rrx'NuI,Iu ,,.. .... - lilfnw Engineering :IEI-v1.IliI'.'I'.JI frlgrutif I Black H.m'k I.A.S, Kent State L'nixeri:t31 St. Vliituplik ttillegu Itorirnr -IOSIEPH Rrx'NoI,In ,..,. . .plililwmi Engineering Efurliiinrl Erlgfwtmlr' Iilnck Hank A,I,E,E.-I,R.E. St. joseph? fiilleec lil'JlvIIlI KNIGHT Rrvxoliis .. . ..tl1..wf Enuineerinu .lIIfli.1r11I.1l Ifuumiiiiur A5 M.E,. 5.A,E. Iirfrmrtn Brxxrrr R11-IM-c.x ..,..,. r.lf1I.iiqfi Dixislun fri Spctml Scrxigu fl.flIfl1i1flI' Phi biumu KJPPJ Alplm Della Sigmn, Y.M,f,A, Bmutl uf Die luitvrs illg Y,Mf A, fmhinct ill: Au Iuunmmy Klub. Hurt .Intl Flv Casting flulv. Murl-acting fluh XYJII lil n r LI xx I5 RI ll INA LVL il lhmlzluil Engineering .lliihlrrfiul lfurilmr iiuig A,N,M.Il. ll-iruirs Day Hr 320 + I I 7'eJE'l,:3 eff .' ' - I xii. , I5 12:5 'A I Q' , 1,1 Q M., Er U SE I f.--I,,, ' ' 'V lv at 6 i N I Qs-Ai an . A It Q ll 1 6 Y '7' I 5 T5 Brnxfmo DON RHFIN ......... ..... C bimga Liberal Arts and Sciences Spi-rfb Alpha Phi Omega: Illini Theatre Guild Man- .Iger Gi: Illini Theatre Guild Cast IBM Mens Glee Club Hi: XVILL 141 Krfxxrri-I INIEARLE RHODES.K:1!7!dJ Ci!-y. Alu. Fine and Applied Arts .1fI'l:1ileI'lr1I.1I Engineering AIA.: American Legion Post Nu. 909: A.S.C.E.: A.C.I. University at Kansns WII.LI.uI LERQY Rriours. .. .,.. Hill-limo Commerce Illarierlirzg Illini Insumnce Society: junior Chainlwcr vii Commerce: M.IIl-acting Club DOXAID XY'oR'I'I-I Riu' , ....,,. ljfulll Libeml Arts .incl Scientci Cn'!I7I.IPl Alplm Phi Onlcga: German Clulw Sriwmr Lrr RICE ...,. . ,..Iil.Igfn Engineering ilIrlI1lln1!uii'.ll Erllgirlrviifzg MIS. Rmiwxr RI4 H-IRDGUN ,.., . ,..,f'lwI.1w journ.iliQm Efllinlilf Clgle H.1ll Kappa Tau Alpha: Tlictn Sigma Phig 'lille Daily Illini 13,-Hg Kiliristinn Stivmc Ol'- gnnizritirvn XVilson junior t'tillc,uc XVII.I,IMI Exam RICHARDQON. ........ Elym Liheral Arts and Scicrifcs P,fyI'lwlngj Uniicmty Chorus GI Mamlicstcr fullegc: Unixclsily Inf Clin- mga Rrmriz Lrvrx RIcHIfx' .......... Min-lifmiille Engineering Cirll E!l,l1illl'L'Y'iPl,Q A.S.C.E. Honore Day Ill ROBERT ERN RICHMOND ....,...... Fillmore Liberal Arts and Sciences Hirfory Delta Upsilon Pershing Riflesg junior Bar Association Eastern Illinois State College LEONARD RIDER ...... Mozmt I'mm11, N. Y. Liberal Arts and Sciences lII.zrbef11.1lil'r Barons Philosophy Discussion Club Heidelberg College CHEN STANLEY RIDGE ..... .. .... Sffffillvg Engineering Elvclricnl Eugi11cci'if1,g Eta Kappa Nug A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day 12. Sl JOSEPH THOMAS RlDGXY'AY....EI1jt Sf. Lum Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemim-5' Phi Eta Sigmag Intramural Manager G, 43 Honors Day fl, Zl ELTON TAFI' RIDLEY ...,.....,..... Chiniga Commerce Alamzgemenl and Illaikrfnzg Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club University of Chicago IRIS MACALENE RIEGEL .....,,I...... Oblong Liberal Arts and Sciences Spanirb Vanlig Eastern Illinois State College HEROLD Louis RIEKEN ...... .I.. E lgiu Commerce Acraunmnry Royal Towers Phi Eta Sigmag House President Bl: Hillel Foundation Student Council f3l: Account- ancy Clubg Intercollegiate Zionist Federation JOHN EDWARD RILEY .,............. Cbimga Division of Special Services Adrerliring Illini Theatre Guild Cast GJ: Marketing Club Lawrence Collegeg Northwestern University Q , 5 -4. 1 ff 9 A f x 4. is . 'VM ,Q A , , e,,y 1' E. -Q fi if l.:,' M I -.nv A lf' ,. ' ,x R t il f'4'WZQcH A 4 X It X a C sc ' Q Q wirva vw? . Wir.. 1 liz:-c 1 v-. 5 It 355' I if- . 3. if I Xe I I ' fl iififi . i :EL ml - I uf 17 ' DONALD HENRY Riaii-Irv ,,......... Hmidale Engineering General EI!-UlllEEM'lIg La Coterie A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.g American Legion Post No. 0091 A.S.M.E.g Illini Veteransg Illuminating Engineering Society Haverford College XY'ILLI,-KM RALPH Rixrraifv, .,,. ...Himimla Engineering Gvueflzl Efzglrluriirig A.S.M,E. Honors Day fl, 21 HERBFRAI' ROI' RINDER ,....,. .... C lm'.1,qa Engineering Elifllfllll Elllllfltllfllg Annex Hall A.I.E.E,-I.R.E.g Intercollegiate Zionist Fed- eration Xvright Junior College XVILLIAAI FRANCIS RINO, JR. ........ Clwmgv Commerce allmnzgenzerli milf Mmesiizlg Accountancy Club: Bait and Fly Casting Clubg Illini Insurance Society: Illini Veter- ans: Marketing Club: Society for the Ad- vancement of Management PATRICIA LOU RINGGER ......., .... l l fffn-ta Agriculture Home Eumomirx Evans Hall Phi Upsilon Omicrong Illini Union Committee 12, 5, -llg Y.W,C.A. Committee ll, 5, -ll: Illinois Agriculturist 1-Hg Plow Boy Prom Committee 13,413 Home Economics Club: Marketing Club I-Ionors Day ll, 23 JACK BYRON RITTER ..,..........., If'am!i1li.1 Division of Special Services All1l'kt'lll1g Kappa Sigma Skull and Crescent: Interfraternity Council Gig Intramural Manager il, Zli Marketing Club Honors Day Ol FRANK Sritvn RIvARA ..,..... .... C bimgo Commerce Acrnznlmflc-I Accountancy Club: Marketing Club GERALD BENJAMIN RivLIN .......... Clvnzygfv Commerce xlrrnlllzzfzzzcy lun! Illnmzluvlrlrrll Barton House House President 1513 Varsity 150 lb. Font- ball Squad l3l, Award lil 3 Commerce Coun- cil lil: Accountancy Club Wfright junior College 321 JAMES INIORTON ROACH, JR., ...,..., Clfimgo Division of Special Services Saler and Adfertmrlg jAcIe XYIEISER ROAIJMAN ..,...,... Giteurills Commerce Performs! fllarmgerzzunl Annex Hall Accountancy Club: Marketing Club Greenville College RAYMOND KEITI-I ROBBINS ,,.. ..... IN 'alaomir Liberal Arts and Sciences CbFfl1lJ'fl.'j XVAYNE ALLEN ROBBINS ..,... ...Climigo Engineering Merbanlnzl Engirrerilug A,S.M.E. Pennsylvania State College EDWARD MCCREERX' ROBERTS..Tiiompronrille Liberal Arts and Sciences Clu'n1i,m'j' Second Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment. Pershing Rifles Honors Day ll. 21 HVRMAN ROBERTS ......... Larwwiie, N, Y. Fine and Applied Arts xlrfbllecinml Erlgmuerilzg Parade Ground Units House President fzll First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Arseta: A.I.A.C A.S.M,E. -IANICE Rnneirrs .....,....,,........ Peoria Liberal Arts and Stiences Efliifflfb Kappa Kappa Gamma Illini Union Committee 43, -ll XVard-Belmont junior Lnllege joiix Krrru Roarinis ....,v.....,,.. Urbinm Liberal Arts and Sciences Piyrlwluyp llonnrs Day Ill Iiastern New Maxim follege 'Tr ' 1 gi lf P . GV ...AL 2 Q . -A , 4 ' . . ,- I ,sf ' 'Q-ff if X N' E1 ' 1' w AL.: - . , I I M: ?tf:.-.l.f'f:g,-- 1 ., L4 ' 'Q' --Q: Y ii r I A 1 I -if I ' -2 f ' L' .122 I' I V' Ah I ' . F ., MAXINE RAE ROBERTS ............. Frrirriiew Agriculture Home Eranomir: McKinley Hall Flying Illinaez Home Economics Club JEANNE MIRIALI ROBERTSON .......,, Bam-in Liberal Arts and Sciences Englirb Leeman Lodge XVomen's Glee Club Northwestern Universityg Miami Univer- sity FRANCES JEAN ROBINSON .4.. ,.,, K iiuriif Agriculture Home Eranomicf Effnmliou Delta Gamma Phi Upsilon Omicron: Illini Union Com- mittee IZ, 3.413 Y,XV.C.A. Committee ll, 2, 3, All: All Ag Field Day Committee Ill: Plow Boy Prom Committee 12,532 Home Economics Club JAMES KENT ROBINSON .... ...Dfmrille Law Lau' Tau Kappa Epsilon Phi Delta Phi: Star Course Manager ill IVIARILYN JEAN ROBINSON ........ Armingran Liberal Arts and Sciences Spanirb McKinley Hall Assistant Business Manager, The Daily Illini: Torchg Alpha Lambda Deltag Sigma Delta Pig The Daily Illini ll,2,3l1 Y.W.C,A. Committee Ill: XV.G.S. Executive Council Ill! Spanish Club Honors Day Ill THEOUOIIE WESLEX' ROBINSON ,..... Chimgo Division of Special Services Social Studies Kappa Alpha Psi WILL Nl University of Michigang Michigan State College JAMES AIICHIE ROBISON ..... .... P skin Agriculture Animal Sriwzre Alpha Gamma Rho Hoof and Horn Clubg Agriculture Club Honors Day 131 ANDIIIQW ROBY .....,..... Carrington, Tenn. Engineering Elerlriral Enginrfering A.I.E.E.-l,R.E. University of Tennessee junior College FAIN STANLEY RoIaY,, ........ Alarm, Tenn. Engineering Elect:-im! Engineering A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. University of Tennessee .I'-ml0f Collegei University of Tennessee RANDEL ARTHUR Rocic ......... .,.. T Ivy Engineering Agrirulilrrrzl EVlgfllE?!'il1g A.S.A.E. McKendree College JEAN ANN ROCKXVELL ......,....... Cbmzga Liberal Arts and Sciences Zoology Hilcrest XV.A.A. Board i1,2l XVright junior College RICHARD VERNON ROCKXVELL ....... Cbirngo Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Parade Ground Units Omega Beta Pig Bait and Fly Casting Club: Social Welfare Administration Club: Ger- man Club JEAN ANNE RODGERS .....,,......,. Cbimgn Liberal Arts and Sciences Prycbology Alpha Epsilon Phi X'.W.C,A. Committee fl, Zig XV.A.A. Cl: Tempo ill Louis FRANK RODINO ....... ...Chicago Commerce llfianngemmr University Chorus C31 Herzl junior College ROBERT ELBERT ROEPKE, , . ., ....... Chit-nga Engineering Mecbmrical Engixzcefifzg A.S.M.E. HARRY EDXVARD ROETHE, jR.... .... Pear-in Commerce Nlarkelilzg Alpha Sigma Phi Mask and Baubleg Pierrots: Illini Theatre Guild Manager 13,411 First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Arsecag Market- ing Club Honors Day KZ, 31 I -A, le YS M g si Q, 3 E fs., t Q V 2 c . R 9 X Y N , ALYIN LLOYD ROGATZ ..,,.....,.,.. Chit-ag: Engineering Cevamzc Engineering Honors Day il, 5. -il DON CHARLES ROGERS .,,.........,. Cbn-ago Engineering zlfecbrzfllcal Engiflveririg Colonial Arms House President 15lg A,S.M.E.g S.A.E. MARION CLAIRE ROGERS. .,..,.. , ,L'IlAm Liberal Arts and Sciences Plvzlruopby Pi Beta Phi Illini Theatre Guild Manager HI 3 Y.XY'.f..A. Cabinet 15. -ll: Y,XV.C.A. Committee 15. -H Carleton College DAVID ARTHUR ROGOW. . iFme,f1 Hlllr, N. Y. Engineering Cin! Ellgllltyfflllg Annex Hall Alpha Phi Omega: A.S,C.E,g I.T,E. IIIARILYN LORINE Roi-IE .....,... Blue II-lam! Fine and Applied Arts Av'cl1itecIr11'e Sigma Kappa Illini Union Committee fl, 213 Illini Thea- tre Guild Production Statf 41,233 A.I,A.g Fine and Applied Arts Society Wfheaton College FRED WILLIAM ROI-IR, ...... .,,. C himgo Engineering Aferbrzniral Erzgirzrrviug Phi Kappa Major, Army R.O,T.C. Regimentg Military Council: Caisson Club PATRICIA KAY ROLLER ....... .... C fwfr-Liga Education Biological Si'iw1cI'I Alpha Phi Illini Union Committee 4215 Illini Theatre Guild Manager I-Hg NV.A.A. il, Il: Teach- ers-in-Training Club LINDO DAN RORIANI .....,.....,..... Sauer Division of Special Services Bnrirlrrr Admi11i,rlI.1fifu1 Granada Club XVILL tlz El: Illini Insurance Societyg Mar- keting Clubg Spanish Club 323 FRANK AxTHoNt' Roamxo. .. .,,.li.m1i Engineering .llerixnziial Erzgnifsmig A.S.M.E. Washington University: Shurtleti follege jute Groaui, RONCHET ro ,. ...1'.1.iIf,iiiIll' Commerce .lI.iv6t:.'r:.' Kappa Sigma Y,M.C,A. Cabinet l5l1 Y.M.C'.A. lommitf tee 11, 2, Sig Marching Band ll,1,3, al: First Regimental Band 1l,2, 3-, -lr. fi-vmnteice fiountil 44, all: Marketing Klub Hun-'rs Day tl, 2,31 -lusts Linux' RUOKER ,..,.,.,,,,... llmuf Division of Special Serxites Huff-it House President tll 1 Spanish Club PFTIR JOHN ROSAIQER .. ,.,. tfltiniuf Engineering .llfclhzrliidl Euuim 11 A.5.M.E.: S.A E. XYZXRREN RICHARD Rosrmt K. .. ...EINIAIIII if Commertu luilninul xllln1zr1it1ri1.'1fff1 Sotiety for the Advancement ot Manauenient Elmhurst College joy: 1, CHAPIN Ross ..,........, llnfftfle Ilan' Liberal Arts .ind Sciences Home EIVIYIHIIIILJ Theta Upsilon Home Economics Club Narsrj' Rosrj . ....,,,. .,,.,.... E iinnrvn Fine and Applied Arts Maur Etlmilllwrr Linwln Avenue Rewidemes fdmnus Chest lil: W.A,At rlhg House President Ill, Freshman Council: XVomen's blue Club 45,413 Physital Education Maiors flubg Teachers-in-Training flubg German K lub IIIHURD AIYRON RUNS ,.f7.1li'r1pful, lull.: Ditision of Spatial Services Bnvmrli xlilrzxlrzirlrilllon Sigma Alpha Mu Augustana Uillege: St. Ambrose College 324 y r W -t J, 5 , t .ff KV 1 5 K 6 I A-. 'vii -nd' nf 1 ,I 1 t P 0' w. 'ac '-.- 45.0 X A ' A SHELDON Rosex ,,.,.............. Cbiniga Liberal Arts and Sciences Clvelrliilrii Lundgren House Roosevelt College SHERM.-tx Davin RosEN ..,......... Clunigo Liberal Arts and Sciences Pigrlwlagj Noble House Phi Eta Sigma Spanish Club: Unitetl XY uiltl r Fetleralists Honors Day ll, Il .lUl,IAN IVTORTON ROSENBERG. Nan' Yofk, N. Y. Comrnerte AlJl'kt'Il7lg Lundgren House Alpha Delta Sigma: The Daily Illini 13. -UL Accountancy Club: Marketing Club: Pinte- IOFIHHS Honors Day 423 THoM.ts Louis Rosiixufrxc ....,,.,. Clviurgo Division of Special Serxices Pblyriml Eizllnxrlloll Parade Ground Units Alpha Phi Omega: Praetorians W'right junior College: Illinois Institute of Tech nology ARTHUR XV.-NNE Rosfxrisacen .,... .Milfonl Agriculture General .-lgfirnlfme Farm House Y.M.C.A. Committee lil: Agriculture Club: Dairy Production Club: Hoof and Horn Club Honors Day KZ, 35 XVestminster College: Yale University .. I 'I Doais ROSENDAL ....,.....,....... Cbimgo l Liberal Arts and Sciences I Bafimvlw. l Presbyterian Hall i XV.G.S, Ball Committee lil: German Club: Home Economics Club: Spanish Club W Northwestern University ' RICHARD ALAN Rosnivcann. .Hui'erbill, Maxi. Commerce i fllnrieciirig Alpha Epsilon Pi , Illini Union Committee ill: Tennis Man- ngcr fl. ftll Marketing Club: Moingwena , Boston University l t l I Davin Rosrmsrocrc ....... Neil- Yark, N.Y. Engineering Engineering Pbyfiri Granada Club Sigma Tau Honors Day 125 Sampson College JEROME ROSENSTONE ....... ,... C himgo Commerce Aldfltlgflllfllf Phi Epsilon Pi The Daily Illini 11,213 House President 1415 Marketing Club JAMES FRANKLIN ROSENTHAL ....,. Roi-kjaf-I! journalism a4d1'?I'ff,filIg Honors Day 121 INIARTIN LESTER ROSENXYASSER ,..... Clwimgo Fine and Applied Arts Illuric E5I'lll'l1fI0lZ Esquire Club Phi Kappa Phig Phi Beta Kappag Pi Kappa Lambdag Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfoniag Concert Band 1-41g University Orchestra 1415 Teach- ers-in-Training Club Roosevelt College jrRRx' ROSENZXVEIG ........... Spring Iiilluy Liberal Arts and Sciences Spanirb Delta Phi Epsilon Sigma Delta Pig Illini Theatre Guild Prov duction Stal? 1515 Spanish Club ROBERT PETER ROSIN .... .....,...,... Z im Liberal Arts and Sciences Zonlogy Gar-Men MARTIN ALBIN ROSINSKI ..,,. .... C bimga Agriculture Horlimlmre Dixiana. Alpha Zetag Chi Gamma Sigmag Student Religious Council 1315 Baptist Foundation Student Council 15, 41 g Horticulture Club Honors Day 12, 31 GEORGE FREDRICK Ross ......... Farmingzon Fine and Applied Arts landrcape Operation Landscape Architecture Society JOHN REMMERS Ross ............ Springfield Engineering Civil Engineering Concert Band 11, 2, 315 Marching Band 11, 2, 513 A.S.C,E. 1 ,gm D64 il fffrf 'ik gas' ...- 1 5 mf i -'S-' T: 5,-V ,,,,,J'5 V ze' '- , I A . 3,1215 TY Y 5 l , :Lea I., '17 JAMES ERrc RossING ............ Homewaad Liberal Arts and Sciences Zoology Colonial Arms Animal Ecology Club Thornton junior College JEROME ROTENBERE ............... Deramr Liberal Arts :Ind Sciences Political Srienre Lundgren House Nu Beta Epsilon: XVILL 1515 Accountancy Club: junior Bar Association, Praetorians Millikin University DONALD PAGE ROTH ..........,. Der Planzvr Commerce fifcolnlfrmcy Alpha Kappa Lambda Y.M.C.A. Committee 111 ANN ROVELSTAIJ ,...........,...,.. Ijibiuzir Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Speer-b Kappa Alpha Theta Illini Union Committee 1411 Illini Theatre Guild Cast 13. 41 Monticello College THOMAS CHURCHILL ROXVAN Crzrlxbrzd, N. Alex. Liberal Arts and Sciences Pfycbolagy Club 20 Psi Chi: House President 1415 Amvets Post No. 05 15, -11 3 junior Chamber ol Commerce 13, 41 Texas A. and M.g University of Oklahomag Baylor University CLIFFORD EUGENE Rowis ....,.... Cbimifmigiz Fine and Applied Arts Lnndrcape rlrrlviferlmu Landscape Architecture Society DUANE BARR ROXVE ...,...,..... Park Ridge Fine and Applied Arts Ar'rbilecI11v'aI Engineering Kappa Sigma Skull and Crescentg Chi Gamma Iota: Phi Eta Sigma: Scarab: House President 151: First Lieutenant, Air Force XVingg Phalanxg A,l.A. Honors Day 111 University of Chicago THEODORE HENRY Rows ........,,. Cbimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences C'brn1l,rlry Alpha Epsilon Pi Second Lieutenant, Army R.O.T,C. Regi- ment: A.l.E.E.-l,R.E.: French Club 325 P I fill-lgfgil . L 4 . i -ig ll .ka Y..-iii I WARREN LEE Rowan .......,...... Bwu-ning Liberal Arts and Sciences Englfrh College Hall Phi Eta Sigma: Galesburg Alumni Association Honors Day QZJ HONWARD ROZEN ,......... .. ,Cbiraga Commerte Acraunramji Accountancy Clubg American Veterans Com- mitteeg Illini Insurance Society: Illini Veter- ansg Marketing Club XVilson junior College STANLEY MARTIN Russia .... Chiraso Commerce fii'm1m1.1i1i 3- Zera Ben: Tan Illini Union Committee ll,l'i, Accountancy Club Honors Day fl, 2, 33 NORMAN RLuarNsrziN . ..., Bifmklyn, N. Y. journalism Adzfevzflnzxq MARcELLr JUNE RUBENZIK .,.... ...Cbiraga Education Englnli Phi Sigma Sigma The Illio ill: Illini Union Committee HP: Y,XV.C.A. Committee ill: Hillel Foundation Student Council IZ! GEORGE EDWIN RUBLE. i.., ..... , Decatur Agriculture . General .ilwltlzllnie Agricultural Economics Club: Field and Fur- FUWL Hoof and Horn Cluhg Rural Life Club I ARNOLD Loma Ruaovi-ra, A . , 4 . .. ., ,.Cbimga Liberal Arts and Sticnces Sorifflwq 1 I L 4 ' . li I ul JOAN Rsir Rtrnovirs .,,,,....... i..'Cbii.figa Liberal Arts ami Sticnccs Sormlotgj Y A Honors Day 123 , L ,A ij ' wifi lf? 2' . ii 1 S 9 5 X Q ., ..7 was . iii o .Q mi , x A Q, ff it . k .. Q... p ALAN MENASHA Rum' ...... '.g?4E5?'Jtbir.1go Commerce ' I fi l lllarketing I A Noble House 'Y 4 tl The Daily Illini 151 3 Illini Insufargcgjocietyg Marketing Club i V' if Honors Day 153 ' I' 1:-Q' ,ia A xi' 5' is DOUGLAS Wescorr Rucicsn .... Z4':2...Cbimgo Fine and Applied AI'L'lWilPffll7'6 Kings Row Tribe of Illinig Varsity Swimmini Squad 15, 41, Letter 15, 43g Dolphins IS, l ?. DONALD GLENN Rucxaicm ,... Gi-mme Cizy Journalism Ediluriul Sigma Delta Chig Tempo 13, -ll St. Louis University ARTHUR HERMAN RUDE ...,.....,.. Lambafd Fine and Applied Arts Arcbilcrlure A.T.A. 'ELLOYD LEROY RUDESILL ...... ,Lawrenreiiille Divisionwf Special Services Perronnel Nnmzgemenf N Parade Ground Units Alpha Phi Omega Ifrci-nan WILLIAMS Rumi: .......... Urbana Division of Special Services Political Srisurf' Delta. Tau Delta Mu Pi Sigma: The Daily Illini fl, 23 5 Cap- tain, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Military Counc-ilg Scabbard aid Blade Universidad Nacional dc Mexico: Univer- sity of California at Berkeley DONALD GENE RUESTMANN ......... Minonk Agriculture Dairy iffrhfzology iDairy Technology 'Society ' s 'v iiawililiiciz '2SIi'g.i-rirrg RUHNOXV ....... Sudarur ' -' , Commerce . -, 1' - Ahnlanlariry Pershing Rifles? 'Accountancy Club: Market- ing .Club - 'Q Q5 A N Q. 4-51 , . y .1 ,5 -i if nl . 'li-2.14 J lava-:A A THOMAS KINAHAN RULE .,........ llliopalir Agriculture General Agriculture Dornoch Field and Furrowg Illini Masonic Club Millikin University CHARLES DEAN RUMLEY .......... Princelon Division of Special Services Mntlaemalicf Minawa Lodge Illini Christian Fellowship ll, 2, 5, 45 l KENNETH CLYDE RUMP .,...... .... C bimga Engineering Civil Engineering Phi Gamma Delta Freshman Varsity Baseball Squadg A,S.C.E. Colorado College JOHN BIIITTAIN RUNYON..A1'li7lgl011 Heigbli Liberal Arts and Sciences , Hirtory Sigma Phi Epsilon Alpha Phi Omegag Men's Glee Club ll, 2, 3, 41g French Club RAY SALVATORE RUSCITTI ....... ,. .4 :Chicago Fine and Applied Arts ? . Archilertural Engineering! E Illini Club A.I.A.g A.S.C.E. 4 Q :I lx . it , Ilpl iw: fg? i if il ,J PATRICIA LOUISE RUSH ........ ifl2.i.i.iSII771Wlil Liberal Arts and Sciences 3 'b Y Spanish 71 A , Sigma Kappa 1, - University Orchestra C335 Reportdry-j'1C9IelIes- tra C323 Rifle and Pistol Club A Lyons Township junior Collegeijifilniversity of Michigan '.3':'E ': V ,K if I f-'Q i L it ii E JOHN WALTER RUSHIEXVASKI I f WEMQQF? efdifz , -S! 5 5 ,I Physical Education QI. 3 fl fe.. ' ' il Pbyrim! Education ' ,- '- Sigma Parr B V I House President C45 g Freshman Vifgfsity Toot! ban squad Q-th Q tl ttijlg I , 3 ANTHONY CI-IAELES RUSSELL o Education Pbyszml Edumiion and Indrzrlrmll Varsity Football Squad C21 Fresh n Squad Industrial Education Society n sity of Illinois Recreation Society . c ai . . I 3 , . . lr 57 . sity Football Squadg Freshman Var 'N E ' Q - - i I Qfl rise - l l ,in 4 BARBARA ELAINE RUSSELL ........... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Poliliral Science Indeco Student Senate 1313 N.S,A. Senate Subcom- mittee Glg Students for Democratic Action Rockford College GLEN XVILLIAM RUSSELL... ..... Kewmzee journalism fl:1'z'ef'ti.ring Wfestern Illinois State College PAUL EUGENE RUSSELL .,...., .... C bimga Engineering Civil Engineering A.S.C.E. JOSEPH CHARLES RUssELLo.New York, N. Y. Fine and Applied Arts Arcbilectnml Engineering A,I.A.g A.S.C.E. DOROTHX' MAE RUST. . .. .... . , . . .Pas-Ion Commerce Marketing McKinley Hall Phi Chi Thetag Y.W.C,A. Committee Cl, 4lg Marketing Club XVALTIER WILLIAM RUST ,............. Elgin Division of Special Services Marheling Sigma Phi Epsilon Varsity Track Squad Q21 THOMAS RUTH, JR .... ,....... ..... C b imga Liberal Arts and Sciences Pxycbology Fraker House Psi Chi CLARENCE EUGENE RUTHE ...... Table Gmi-e Agriculture General Agriculture Illi-Dell Second Regimental Band GJ: Field and Fur- rowg Hoof and Horn Club: Rural Life Club Western Illinois State College 327 Ricrtuau Wim' RL rLtDt,r ..,,,.. .,., . lffifhr Division of Specml Serxiies FlUr1i'.'lii'li i : Plorigulture Cluh Dumrrr Braves RIQTBIAN..GVm'i!t1.fl, Liberal Arts .mtl Sciences H,'i.'f-rm Phi Behr K.1pp.1 Ielirnfus Dm' ll. 2. 5, fl! , llnixeisrll' uf lll l 'g Stl..rl.1islirp Key BYXVI.-XMIN H.xRoi.D RYAN, . Hz! .llfflwf Dixisiun of Spetml Seixitts Hlliklvrg i1r1.l fr I.'..' 11 P.ir.rde Ciwuntl Units Muitlirnig Buntl ISI: Arneiuan Img:-in Pits! Nil, voir, Amxets Pnst X-I, iii. Burt ,intl FIR Crsrinu f luh Aueushina frillegeg Rutuers Vniseisity ,Inns FR,-mils RY.-NN . . ...Cli1i.ir-i journalism Ecflfuvl-If Munn Delhi Chip The Diily Illini 15,-H1 Murlxetinu Cluh Mxnmx I,Ill'l'I RYAN. . .,,.,... Cbfiuryii Agriculture Hfirm' Etullwnllii Erfntrzlldli 'I'l'iet.t llpsrlirn Phi Cpsihwn Omicrnn, Illini Union Coni- rnittee 1Z,5,-llg Illini Theitre Guild Prn- iluttmn Statf 1211 House President llli Ph-xv Buy Primm Committee Hi, Home Eur- riiunits fluh Iliiniirs DAY ill liiisixmni' IDIAINF RYAN .. .... Cliihigff Edumtirin Pl1'1.i1i'.1l Sinn i 'll1et.i lipsiltin Illini l'rii--n fnmmittee ll.II1 Illini Thei- tle Guild Pl'lJt.ILlCllHFl Still lilg Y,XV,ff.A. F-imrruttee ll, SIL Germln fluh Hun-urs Day ll, Z. 31: fnixersity of Illinois Stlrirlarsliip Ku Munileleln fiillcge XX'iiii.ui Prim RYAX , ,...,. Oak Pink Diwisiun ol Speiml Serxites .lffrlnl Siliuiri l '+'!lUll, Varsity Qquatl III: Seennd Iren- tenant. Army R.O,T.f, Reeimentz Zeta nie- ni.i Alplm Herzl juninr College Vlflsrr-H M1 DANIEL RYKIR ..., ,lIt'll!lt' Eduegitx-in Pl-5 i1i.1f fr ti nr A.I,lf.lf.-I.R.IE. Ilrrrmrc Day Ili 328 pf-sr 13 7- I 1 1' L ' 'if'JlJ.f I . if 1' .3 ,V fig, 1, Exjai. TJ ,,.A.I ,, PS' uf . Q' uw ei as -N K1 . I J I Q - P11 3 . fl f 'I Q51 Y X we me ' Q. , . .fy-if Q -.,. . YW, s .X -HN v- ,,., li I C' - I . jr.-YNNE POTTER SAALxx'Art.HrEn...Clzanlpuigrl Liberal Arts .ind Sciences Fifrlrli Gamma Phi Beta Sigma Delta Pig Illini Theatre Guild Cast ii, Il University of California Enecnrox R.ursAY S.i.YrHorr. ....,. Tlflllfill Division ot Special Services Hlilfvfx Newman Hall The D.1ily Illini III: Y.M.C.A. Committee 12, Sig juninr Chamber ol' Cnmmereeg Zet.t Sigma Alph.1 binioun mexs .,,., ....., . i.l11i,1w Commeru: .llmmgrmevlf .mil .llrukvling Pi L.unbd.r Phi The Daily Illini lllg Illini Union Committee HIL Marketing Club Illinois Institute uf Tethnnlogy Joi-rx f'.u.YlN SAILOR ..,., ,,,.. C inn.: Pulls Agriculture Food Terlmulogy Pi Kipp.: Alpha Louis Gtonms ST. Cmin. .. .. Cbir-,iw Commerce . IfL'U1lllfilUl V1 Accountancy Club Mithignn State Collese RUTH ELIZABETH ST. JOHN ...... Clmmpriign Agriculture Home Erwzfmlzrf Chi Omega Omicron Nu: Alpha L.imbtl.1 Deltag Phi Upsilon Omicrong Illini Union Committee ill: Y.XV.C.A, Committee lllg Home Ecu- ntimics Club Honors Day fl, 2, 5l. University of Illinnis Scholarship Key JOSEPH C'HAnl.iis SALADINU ,.... Soulb Bvloir Lriw Lim' Chi Gamma Iota: Phi Alpha Deltag junior Bar Assnciationg Law Society: Marketing f lub Honors Day ffll University of Wiscixnsing University of Delaware JUNE SALEY .....,.....,.,.. Elmwood P.nk journalism Adrnliriflg Sigma Kappa The Illio 1335 Illini Theatre Guild Pmilue- tion Staff 111 Wriglrt junior College ANNE-MARIE SALGAT .... Geneva, Swiizerlaml Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Social Smdier Evans Hall Alpha Pi Delta: Spanish Club DoN CARLOS SALIsIauRr. .......... Carrliage Division of Special Services Pre-Lau' ARNOLD CI-IARLEs SALTZMAN. .Bag-anne, N. J Liberal Arts and Sciences Politiral Xrience Tau Epsilon Phi American Society for Public Administration' Students for Democratic Action New York University: Rutgers University JAMES PI-IILLIP SAI-IPsoN ...,... Albion, Mirb. Fine and Applied Arts Arcbilerlnral Engineering A.I.A.: A.S.C.E.: Fine and Applied Arts Society University of Michigang University of XVisconsin ELLIOTT ARTI-IUR SAhIUELS...NEu'dfk, N. J. Liberal Arts and Sciences Prjcbology Pi Lambda Phi Freshman Varsity Swimming Squad: Philoso- phy Discussion Club Seton Hall College ARNE GUNNAR SANDBERG... ..... julie: Engineering Mechanical Engineering Pi Tau Sigmag A.S.M.E. Honors Day I-ll University of Dubuque: Marquette Univer- sity RUSSELL GEORGE SANDEN ....... ...Rarkford Engineering ' . Civil Engineering j- Colonial Arms V A Phi Eta Sigmag Y.M.C.A. Cabinet C413 House President UIQ Illinois Technograph 1215 Captain, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment: Tau Nu Taug A.S.C.E.: S.A.M.E. f3,4J Honors Day flj Southern Illinois University Josnvr-r ALLEN SANDERs ...... ...I.Ro5in.ran Commerce Management . ' A' Marketing Clubg Junior Chamber jilof iconi- merce I I . l l ,V ill ' i 1 I, I lllli 5. TS rv -fm ri all gy I ll f JUANITA JEANNE SANDERS Daytona Beach, Fla. Liberal Arts and Sciences Piulofopby Illini Theatre Guild Manager Q-U3 Tempo ISD: Philosophy Discussion Club MERRLT BAKER SANDERS ......... ....Kceur.r Engineering I-lgrirlillnml Engineering A.S.A,E. XVILLIAM XVAYNE SANDERS ..,..,,... Mafinn Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbfflllidl Engineering Sigma Tau: Phi Eta Sigmag Phi Lambtln Upsilong A.I.Ch.E. Honors Day il, 2, 55: University of Illinois Scholarship Key BETTY JANE SANDERSON .... Kanrar cn, Ala. Journalism At7'I'ef'Ii.Iing Alpha Gamma Delta Theta Sigma. Phi Honors Day fl, Sl University of Kansas City CHARI.Es HAROLD S.-INDLITR. .. ...Cbirago journalism Karim XVILI.. GI 1 Sigma Delta Chi Herzl junior College GENE LOUIS SANDMAN ........ ..... H airmz journalism Edilarirzl Ten-O-One Club The Daily Illini C27 Honors Day ill XYIILLIAM BALTI-IIs SANDS,NEIl'p0I'l Near, Iii. Engineering Civil Engincefirlg Pi Kappa Alpha Chi Epsilon: The Daily Illini 155: Inter- fraternity Council ill: A.S.C.E.: I.T.E.' Mu-San Honors Day 12, SI University of Akron THITODORF STANLFY SfINIco..HarrfnrJ, Conn. Division of Special Services ArfI'rrfi.ring Delta Upsilon Morse junior College 131257 ' 'zur I i U Tzu.: re ui I ..,I,si 'Y-1 Ale - 1 .,4 .VY -is 1 1.1 . tl PAUL 1-layxxanu S.-XPP. JR. ...,.. .lI:, Prurp.-rx Commerce Jlarkafirrg Marketing Club Louis AIICH,-XEL Savpaxos... ., .Chirrrgo Commerce .llarkrimg ,loiix XX'iLi,iaRi Saacrsr ,,.. ..,.... B enrun Liberal Arts and Sciences CIM nrfrlrl Eugrrrz 51111 5 Alpha Chi Siema K. 1 :XII ILE. gg ,' , 'i' Hivrwiurs Dat ll, in A ' x 1- Q A. I rv-- lti mi ia Axx S.xRc.rN'r.. ..,..,., .,L1mulr1 Liberal Arts and Scientes Spmrlilv Palamar liimert Band ill liellauxx L'niiersity Uiuirri Louis SAUDLR. ,. ...Pr-Iwi Agriculture l'ut'.11lu11.1I ,'IYgI'lt'1if.'lllc' Alpha Tau Alpha: Y.M.C.A. Committee HI, Unuersity Chorus 15,-H1 Choristers lil , Illinois Agriculturist I3, -Il: XVILI. I-H . Ag- ricultural Education Club: Dairv Production f lnh: Rural Life Club Illinois State Normal L'nixersity L,iinrR'i Fnifrmicic Satin ,.... ,.., P ri.-tffiu Engineering xigriiullnrril Efryfrztfinzg Alpha Gamma Rho Illini Union Committee 41,231 A.S,A.E. Doxnrr jot-IN S.u.st,r .. ..,,. Dwigbl Engineering fllerlmrriral Enyirreiirrlg Engineering founcil I-ll: A.S.M.E.: S:A,E, ,luirs Ari-Rant,-ER Savior ,..,.,.... Eimiizffu Liberal Arts and Sciences Gwlwli Delta Kappa Epsilon iathem: The Daily Illini fllg Illini Union Board IEP: Illini llniun Committee IZIL Illini Union fnuncil IDI . Board ol' Fraternity Affairs 13, -H: lnterlraternity Council Il, 2, 3.47: House President I-II: Nl.S.A. Senate Sultuommittce I-'ll 330 k f .fa--. . , it . TN 595 iff, ir . if R i -rl. il- V it A Q We . sf .ext ,Q 3:-.t. ff.-x fa -' E g ,. ' S Q-,' 1 .. . fi , A ' A 4 .3 .-:ark vT'- 6- I I, 34' I 1 3 , zu K5 It I . .I K ei I .1 Maru' Savixa .....v.,...... War: Frrzmleforr journalism .-Idrertrrmg Zeta Tau Alpha The Daily Illini 4533 Illini Union CONT' mittee ISI GEORGE XVALTER Saxvicxr .,.. .... C bit-ago Engineering rllrrlmrzfrrzl Errgrrzsering Barton House ArS.M.E.: S.A.E. W'right Junior College GLICN HAROLD SAXVYER .....,. ..Il fwrl Nutr Engineering Cixi! Eugmeernlg Rogers 1-louse A.S.CE, Honors Day ll. it Itfwrioxia JL'l.1'S SCARCE ..... ,. .Damillu Education Swrml Sflidzer DANirL HISRMAN SCHADE ,... ...Bullwille Commerce .'IL'L'DlHIft1IIL'j' Accountancy flub Belleville junior College AR'rHtfR XVALTIER SCHAEFER... ..,. Clmuziza Engineering Elrflriml Engineering Sigma Pi Sigma Tau: Eta Kappa Nu: A.l.E.E.-l.R,E.: Tau Beta Pi Honors Day 42, H Yvoxxn Woousv SCHAEFER .,,,., Galrrbmg Agriculture Home Emnomirr Chi Omega Shi-Ai: Alpha Lambda Delta: Phi Upsilon Omicron: Illini Union Committee fl, 2. 33 3 Star Course Manager Ill 3 Freshman Council: Freshman Frolic Committee: Home Economics Club Honors Day Il, 21 Ci-mains MARVIN Scrraeve ..... .... A Iilrm Agriculture General Agrirnllure Nahor House Phi Eta Sigma: Illinois Agriculturist IU: Wesley Foundation Student Council HJ Honors Day fl, 2, 31: University of Illinois Scholarship Key .ELWOOD WILLIAM SCHAFER .... .,.... A :Man Division of Special Services Geology Noble House Cyclothem Club Muhlenberg Collegeg Capital University SHELDON SCHAPS ........,. ..... C himga Commerce .Markeling Alpha Epsilon Pi House President C-I1 3 Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club Honors Day 111 ETHLYN FAYME SCHA'I'ZMAN.C0lIl7flbIlJ', Obia Library Science Cbenzislfy Lincoln Avenue Residences Ohio State University ROY STEVEN SCHECK .......... ..... C bimga Engineering Civil Engineerillg Delta Phi Dolphins U, 41g A.S.C.E. Southern Illinois University MAURINE JUDITH SCI-IECKMAN ,...... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Speech Correction EKT Club I Zeta Phi Ere: Illini Theatre Guild ceee 1215-iii Campus Chest C315 N.S.A. Senate Subcom- I mittee Q51 ' ll, ,Honors Day C2, 51 1 Roosevelt Collegeg University of XVisconsinig lk Northwestern University 1 'ig I Ii WILLIAM JOHN SCI-IE1DEMAN'rLL..Fare.rI Earle Fine and Applied Arts Architecture I Honors Day f1,21g University 'of Illinois fl Scholarship Key 1 Illinois Institute of Technology li I .H ' ui FRANCIS MA1-:I-new SCI-IEID1' ......... Sfrealdr Education t Clzemixlry y Newman Hall ' ' l. chi Gamma Iotag Bait and Fly casting Clubg iTeachers-in-Training Clubg Chess Club: Gere man Club ' ' Honors Day C21 ii ' I , t. MARIAN SCHEINEMAN ............ .'.CIfil5Qgla1 Liberal Arts and Sciences . Speech Corfecliorz 1, 'f-it Kappa Kappa Gamma A il Q Shorter -Boardg Torchg Zeta Phi Etaigs igli rule Q1,2,315 Illini Union ceimea ,dh Illini, Union Committee fl, 2, 31 5 Stafifoia 'e Manager C215 Y.W.C.A. Committed Iiiini Hostess tai ijt! 'i all . ff - ,I ex, 3 , . 2 iw 9' , , L Esta, .aft .. .J . - L :ieez -1 1 -1 9:4553 le i- l ,tea .. Q I 4 - a ti L e4Q ? L PATRICIA CLAIRE SCHERER ...... ..... 0 lney Agriculture Home Economic: 4-H House Director, Department of Student Service, Illini Union: Shorter Boardg Torchg Phi Upsilon Omicrong Illini Union Board 13,415 Illini Union Council 1313 Illini Union Committee 11,213 All Ag Field Day Committee 131: Mihila Ball Committee 421g Plow Boy Prom Committee fl, 21g Home Economics Club Honors Day Q11 STEPHEN GEORGE Scmcxfi. ........ Chicago Journalism Radio XVILL. G, 415 Galesburg Alumni Association National College of Chiropracticg Chicago College of Laboratory Technique Rosen Louis SCHIERHORN ,.... ..... C bit-nga Engineering Civil Erzgizzeering Newman Hall Chi Epsilong A.S.C.E. HARVEY SAUL SCHILDKRAUT.N9ll' York, N. Y. Liberal Arts and Sciences Pfycbalogy Phi Sigma Delta ROBERT EARL SCI'-IILSON ........... Cezrzlmg: Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemical Engineering Sigma Tau: Tau Beta Pig Phi Lambda Up- silong A.I.Ch.E. Carthage College ELIHU MYRON SCHllNIMEL..LA!L'f9!1L'?, N. Y. Liberal Arts and Sciences Pbilampby Royal Towers Phi Beta Kappag Phi Eta Sigmag Omega Beta Pig Phi Lambda Upsilong House Presi- dent f41g Hillel Foundation Student Council 131g LAS Council 141g Intercollegiate Zion- ist Federationg Philosophy Discussion Club Honors Day 11, 2, 31, University of Illinois Scholarship Key CHARLES VAN Sci-ILAcIcs .....,.. Villa Park Commerce Marketing Marketing Club Honors Day Q31 CARL MICHAEL SCHLEICH, ....... ...Cbimga Liberal Arts and Sciences Economic: 331 Mears -lL'XIOR SCHLOSSER ..,,... . .I,uRfq Physical Education Pbiulfal E:f1ir.::1fvi1 Chi Psi Tribe of Illinig Varsity Football Squad ll, 3, -ll, Letter 12, 5, all Honors Day 4-ll Eoxx inn SCHHALENBERGER ...., ., Bullfifll. Engineering Efictrfmxl Ellelursrzlilu Pr Kappa Phi Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Phi Omega: A,I.E,E,- I.R.E. Honors Day lll XVashingt-'in University XYVILLIS jxcic SCHNIECKEBIFR. II ,,,.lI.i.'1t,,imi Agriculture Flnrlrliftlrn Curmen Fl0flL'L.llIUfC Club CHARLIE FREDERICK SCHMFLZLP ..,.. Fieafmil Engineering .lI:t'biu11i'izl Erzgirliwifig Theta Chi Basketball Manager ll, Il: A,S.M.E.: Mo- inguena Honors Day Nil CHaIzI,rs PHILLIP SCHMID ,,,, .... C lvr.1,20 Commerce .-Irvmnzlilrzi ,I Lin-nois Club Accountancy Club I-Irmux ERNEST SCHMID, ju. ,..., .Clvrago Liberal Arts and Sciences Znolfilgty ARTHVR Inxvrx Sri-rmirrr , . ,..,Chii-.am Engineering :lf vuriarillml Ewzxelm i ring l.A.S. folorad-i Agricultural and Mechanical Col- leee Fnaxiurv Ronrnr st HMIIJI, Jn.. , , ,fhimign Engineering Illtrlaarzziril Eriigrriuiriazg Delta Tau Delta Purdue University 332 ii:-t in-or fain- . fl 3 gh ,X wp I :- l B v PAUL SCHMITZ .................. Elmbum Engineering Aler'ln1r1iral Engineering Tau Beta Pi: Pi Tau Sigmag A.S.M.E. Honors Day lll BETTY LOU SCHNABEL ..,........... Chirago Liberal Arts and Sciences Surialogy Alpha Xi Delta Illini Union Committee ll, 21: Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff l1,Z,3l: WIA.A. Hlg Rifle and Pistol Clubg German Club University of Heidelberg lol-IN XYIILLIAM SCHNAKE .... ..... C entialia Engineering Cir!! Engineering Tau Beta Pi: Chi Epsilong A,S.C.E. Honors Day l5l Centralia Township Junior College C.HlRLO'I'TE RUTH SCHNEIDER ...,..,. Clumgn Liberal Arts and Sciences Pryflmlogy Phi Sigma Sigma Psi Chi: The Illio lllg Illini Union Com- mittee ll, Il: Y.XV.C,A. Committee ll. Il: Panhellenic Executive Council Url: House President l5l J.-n' NORMAN SCHNEIDER..Hm1p,rie,1r!, N. J, Engineering and Agriculture Jlgrirulflmzl Engineering and .'Ig7'jl'IIlflll'r1l Sfieizce A.S.A.E.1 A.S.M,E.g Field and Furrowg Poultry Science Club: S.A.E.1 Agriculture Club XVIlli.1n'ls C.ollege1 Brown Universityg Poly- technic Institute of Brooklyn XYJILLIAN RICHARD SLHNIRRING. .Sffifiighrlif Commerce Illfnkulnig Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Kappa Psig Alpha Tau Alpha: Illini Union Committee ll, Zl 1 Interfraternlty Coun- ril l2l: Captain, Army R.O.T,C, Regiinentg Transportation Corps Club Honors Day ll,3l: University of Illinois Scholarship Key MrLv12nN .EUGFNE ScHNIzLnIN Duu'm'r'J Crum' Engineering Merlvaniral Efigizzrurirzg Captain, Army R.O.T,C. Regimentg A.S. M,E.g S.A.E. THOMAS PAUL SCHOIQNDIIENST ...,... Carlyle journalism Radio Newman Hall The Daily Illini Ill Honors Day Url CALVIN SCHOIZPPEL ............ Ellir 16430119 Engineering 3 f Elerlriral Engineering, v A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. A r ELMER ARTHUR ScHoLnn,...Tucamr1, Wink. ' Physical Education Pbyrical Education Phi Delta Theta Chi Gamma Iota: Mask and Bauble: National Collegiate Players: Phi Epsilon Kappa: Pier- rots: Illini Union Committee 151 : Illini Thea- tre Guild Cast fl, 2, 3, 41: Dolphins IZ, 3, 41: Illini Theatre Guild Board 141: Intra- mural Council C41: American Legion Post No. 909: University of Illinois Recreation Society A Honors Da 1 .. 3 ' Universit of Illinois Q , V I , I J. ' Y Scholarship Key Roannr THOMAS SCHOPP .... . ...... Cbimgff Liberal Arts and Sciences Biology Teachers-in-Training Club Lewis College CHARLOTTE SCHORR . ....,......... Clsimgn Liberal Arts and Sciences Pqrrbology Hoste House Alpha Kappa Delta: Psi Chi: W.A.A. fl 31 : House President 111 : Freshman Council: Independent Informal Committee Chess Club: French Club: Illini Association: Intercollegiate Zionis tion: Philosophy Discussion Club C3 .41 : Forensic t Federa-, , f .Q Q 4 WALTER JOSEPH SCHREIBER. ,. . :.. L . .Gbrqnga . f . Liberal Arts and Sciences' v . , Pbyiiolngy , 1 Omega Beta Pi J Honors Day Q21 li il is if 'uf' a fi I.i ', 'A' A so DEAN HENRY SCHROEDER .... . ..a.42gz3jrz A ' .f 1 Liberal Arts and Sciences Gealagy ' ' 51 1 fgg' 45:1 . - I Q Sigma Chi Cyclothem Club 1. Illinois Wesleyan University: Cornell ' lege ' A f Roaarrr RAYMOND SCHROEDER .... . . : L: 5 rig' .Ji if ff ini 5 3 fi' ' ctw lflxi W Hifi emi lla?-L ,ii l- i J if I Liberal Arts and Sciences-5 4 Sofinlagy xl ' Shrivenham University Y 4 k l - A l . 4 Q ,V L l l ' 1 1 1. 1 . y , WILLIAM WENDELL SCHROEDER ..... 71 Agriculture 1 1 Vocational Agrimllure Y ' Rogers House A Ll l Alpha Tau Alpha: Agricultural ' a' Club 4: Horticulture Club 0 , i 5,- Club: 'Field and' Furrow: Hoof a I ll ' .tu 1 .. A f 'Q' W 1 1 , . W 6' Q 5 i Q1 v .ii A l .. - N K E . 'L Igif-1 it-xg Qf fs2?l4 1 N T3 ..,' gn. A X iv '- .. 'Q A 'emi' gb- . E S4 s ff RAOUL SCHUBIZRT ........, .... C bimga Commerce Arroluitanty Accountancy Club Wilson Junior College RAYMOND DONALD SCHUBERT ....... Berwyn Liberal Arts and Sciences Geology Cyclothem Club Morton junior College VERYL EDXVARD SCHUBIZRT .........,. Carlyle Agriculture Vocational Agriflililne Alpha Tau Alpha: Agricultural Education Club: United World Federalists Southern Illinois University ESTHER MYRTLE SCHUCHMANN .,.,.... Carlyle Agriculture Home Ecoliomirr Leinad Manor House President f21 1 Home Economics Club: Rural Life Club: XVomen's Cosmopolitan Club JAMES LYELL SCHUCKER ....... ,.Mr. Cm-mel Fine and Applied Arts Induflrial Deiigu MILFORD XVILLIAAI SCHOELER, Jn. Kawai Cify, Mo. Division of Special Services Markeling Alpha Tau Omega The Illio 11, 21: Interfraternity Council QZ, 31: Marketing Club University of Colorado ALVIN DAVID ScHuLMAN..Pbi1ndeIpbin, Pri. Agriculture Agrirulluml Science Tomahawk: Illini Theatre Guild Cast 12, 3, 41 : Varsity Football Squad ll, 21 : Fresh- man Varsity Gymnastics Squadl Orchesis 13, -11: Spanish Club THOMAS ALLAN SCHULTE .... ...Vandalia Commerce Armlmlaury Alpha Tau Omega The Illio Q11: Marching Band fl, 21: First Regimental Band tl, 21 Honors Day C21 333 CLARENCE WILLIAM Scuuuz, JR. ' Ilacbiml, .Mich Commerce Marketing Flag, House Alpha Phi Omegag Concert Band 451 1 March- ing Band 151: First Regimental Band lllg Marketing Club EDWARD DONALD SCHULTZ , , . .. .Cbimga Agriculture General A grlrlflrm 5 Jaci-c Eccrxe 5CHULTZ. .,,..... Danwlle Division of Special Services Permmzel Alim.Ici'merI1 M-more Hall RALPH EMIL SCHUMACHYR ...... Broradlandr Division of Special Services EFOVIOIIIILY WILLIAM Groruis ScHLmIAc Hsu. ,. . .Cbicagu Engineering ' Ceramic' EugnII'evlII,g Q A.C.S. . 4. l l r T l luuxrisxcz ARTHUR ScHI'sTIiR ...,. .Gbimgg Engineering N5 5 ', l Newman Hall V Phi Eta Sigmag A.I.E.E.-l.R.E. Honors Day 11, 21 'I Eleclrital Erzgimerirzg . , 1' l l I 1 llliniiis Institute of Technology 'l 'I l l . ly ' A I Susie jAxIz Scuurz ....,....,. ,..i.Iiill1jei1 :I Liberal Arts and Sciences. - ,- Sflwcb Cnrreflmn r . Evans Hall ,f A-,ij Illini Union tommirtee 13, All 3 llligjIi'Thealfre-K' Production Staff mug xv.A.A. in g,',j ,N V . :QI -J Km, lf V f'-cgi'-i ' df: ff 4 ii: -xi.-' x 2' i,f. -if yr- -3:6 2' -' v I Awnnzw Lrvrrsosrox Scnrvr Ian. . . i':1J1Q5arIg?-' Engineering ' X ' -L iq Merlzanical Engrnrevillgq if ' .,' . . ,P 'E' 'xl Lyons Township junior Collegei 3 - , il-. '9ilf91, , ' 'rs '-.Li , -ei 334 , gfvfle Fail ,ff 'ii- a x ff F K. vr 5,49 I 1 i t 1- csxfi l Q r wi ,EARL SCHXVARTZ .......... gt . hir.-nga Division of Special 7 Biology ' 4 Teachers-in-Training Clubg i al cology Club W MERLE THIEL SCHXVARTZ ..,.. ..Cbimgo Liberal Arts and Scie a Prycbolagy ' Evans Hall Illini Union Committee 1453 ' i Theatre Guild Production Stall Q41 Roosevelt College ROBERT EUGENE SCHXWARTZ .......,. Dffdllll Engineering Mechanical Engineering A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. Millikin University STANLEY FRANKLIN SCHXVARTZ Brooklyn, N. Y. ' Division of Special Services Agricultural Eronomirx Agricultural Economics Club Q Brooklyn Collegeg National Agricultural t College V QIVIARIQ LEE SCHNWARTZMAN .... ..,,Chimga ' ' Commerce X C07IlgEfCt' and Iglll' 9-Junior Bar Association 'ivlflonors Day fl, 51 ,N . -L. . rv, - ILLlAA1 Sci-IWARZ ............. , .C hirugo Division of Special Services Ar! 1,-I.: Barton House A illinois lnstitm of Technology lil tal Q is ' , 4 ' 2 -msrvr Sci-Iwsriirsr-I. ,. ..... Hanford, Conn. ' Divisiorj of Special Services ,-, , A -Lvlqnmlimr .r . A ' A Luridgren pouseh DFIFA- Sigmig Praetorians l. I, at . ', i '4- ' - Jf,i','lJ4 x , . -qi sky vi I 'ffl I iVEl.IlN- EBAxNM HWERDT ...... Glen Ellyn V . lihel.'5lfiAlrts and Sciences l n 'lv I Vflrrialogy 'ilincqln Mvcgm, esidences - 'lolia ligigibdarlljfiltn iariqrs Qayggli Uni? in I l lei RICHARD FRANCIS SCHWERD1' .... ..Gle11 Ellyn Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemical Engineering Sigma Nu Phi Eta Sigmag Concert Band Cl, 21 3 March- ing Band fl, 21 g First Regimental Band fl, Zl Honors Day Ill IVIARION ANNETTE SCI-Ixverz .,...... Berwyn Education Eduraliavz of Ibe Deaf McKinley Hall Mu Iota Sigma, Illi-Sota FRANK JOSEPH SCIRE ,,........... Engineering Mechanical Engineering Sigma Phi Delta Captain, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg A.S.M.E. Honors Day Q25 .Chicago ARTHUR MARTIN SCOLNICK. .1l'idI1'97'!7E, N. Y. Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Medicine Omega Beta Pi Honors Day Q21 Bowling Green State Universityg New York University KENNETH EDWIN Scorr ,... . .... Larkporl Agriculture General Agl'iFIlIlIll'E Joliet junior College Roeern' PAUL SCOTT ...,...,....... l .Royal Engineering Electrical Erlgifzeering Tau Beta Pig Eta Kappa Nu' Eta Sigma Ph' . lj A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day fl, 2, 3, 4D g University of Illinois Scholarship Key Joe HOWARD SCRIVNER .......... Mt. Vernon Engineering f Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nug A.I.E.E.-I.R,E. Southern Illinois University: University of Oklahoma JOHN ALTON SCROGGIN .......,. Ms. Pizlarki Division of Special Services ' Arcounianry I 4 Ten-O-One Club ' , Y.M.C.A. Committee C255 Marching Bind GJ: Accountancy Clubg Field and, Eurrowg Hoof and Horn Clubg Rural Life Clubg Span-- ish Club I Honors Day 13, 4l ' Y 15 lr - is Q I X Ns X 'Xi' R ffrfllse' Je H-. ., ,vf -Q. Q T',Q-., ' '-,gs.l- K 1. ,, , ,Aff-: I- ' rlif 2 K f, ' , -.xl el .e V . ' 3 . ..,,. tit?-sl. . il fl + l,.1fft': NX K W I:j,i.s1. . .,., ., E ,. 55' ,rv '29' BERT SEAMAN ....l............ Champaign Physical Education Plvyuirill Erfffcalion University of Illinois Recreation Society JAMES MILTON SrARs ............. Cefztralha Liberal Arts and Sciences Pxyclvnlogy Sigma Phi Epsilon FREDERICK RIJDOIPH SFAvEx' ..... .... , ellron Engineering .7llecbmIii'I1l Erzgnzrefizig Phi Eta Sigmag Pi Tau Sigma: Illinois Tech- nograph KZ, 5, 455 Engineering Council 1-ll : A.S.M.E. Honors Day 11,23 BARBARA JEAN SIEAY .,.,...,,,.., Spfingyield journalism Adrevlifing Alpha Gamma Delta Illinois Wlesleyan University GERALD HOWARD SEDGWICIQ ..,....... PI-mia Liberal Arts and Sciences Speech The Mansion Illini Theatre Guild Cast tl, Z, 3, 433 Men's Glee Club fl, 2, 3, -ll: WILL I-ll GEORGE VUILLIAM SEEBERGER ..... Werrrberlef journalism Edilarial The Daily Illini 15,455 WILL 1-U Honors Day C41 ERNEST RICHARD SEELING .....,.... Cbimgo Division of Special Services Aeronnllrirnl Engineering I.A.S. SI-IRLDON Seevmt ............ BGJIDH, Man Liberal Arts and Sciences Eroriomiri Illini Insurance Society: Marketing Clubi M.I.S.1 Society for the Advancement of Man- agement Honors Day C37 335 0 if H RAYMOND jaarfs Srrrr., ., ....,..,. cl-,napa Liberal Arts and Scientes Cl'rrr11,i1vVi Illinois Institute ut' Tethnologx. St. Nor- bert College Rerrr Lita Sroroix ..,... , tj.-r.r Fine and Applied Azt- .-lf: Iurra Rorarrir Ariricrrr Srrrrizr. .. for C ommeitt- .llrrllftifllg r111.l' .Il,:1,'.Jrt'f,'t1:,' Illini Insurarite Societxg Blarlttlirr: rluls Buzrrfxnx Axx Srirz., . ., Dfifxf. ,Ii-urnalism r'lrf14f1,w,'11g I,rntoln Awenuc Resrdcnre Millrlqin bnixersrty four XX I l,r,lM3'ruN Srirzixui rr ,.Fl.i.' RU A fommerte rllrfrktllutj I..r Coteiie rd 'EF' J xx x Ns ' - s :Q 3. , I :. K sy in QS ti' I :ZH House President Hr Maiketin-' Club' ipin- - ' N 4 Y s - 1 F.. -ng ish Klub '. an 'W Y' V' tx --1 ' '? ' ,I 1 'c in r Ir Wiirrmr -louxvrusr, SIIKIRK ' tru..'r11:.1I1, Olin, Engineering Eltrlrlrrrl lfflrllitrllflg Mrnaua Lutlgc ,x Y,M I .A. fommrttee ll, Z, R, H, Illini 'Q 1: ., 'W T' Ilirrstian Fellowship 12,1 4F , Rallioatl lliih f I? Q .4 L'L'QA A X rrrrroko Ai.m1R'r Srrr .... ljlffirrryf Commtrrc rllrrvkrlllzrf , Unrxersrty uf Mithigan 1 , 0 - L - , I., , s f, ,, , , , Kg, jf, .1057 lthrcirfrcrr Brimirr Sri in ri , ..,, flvhrqff Dixisxon nl Sptiral Strrites xlrl Eiflntlllorl imil Rri irrlllorr Ifxany Hall Illi-Solag Intcrtollegratc Zionist Federation , 3 6 Teatlieri-in-'Iirarnrng Club, I'mterI XVorIt Federalists' University ol Illinois Retreat: Society right junior I ller, int I I , . , 1 on T xv , ., --L, ii. i-f ollege ,' .- 336 .,,.. josmvr-r EDWIN SENESAC, JR. ...... Kmzkakee journalism .'Id!'6'I'lIJlIIg Alpha Delta Sigma: The Daily Illini I-U Roosevelt College FRANK ,IOHN SENESE ,... .,.. . ..Clm.rgff Engineering .llfrbulllml Erlglrzswing XVrt.inshire Varsity ISU lb. Football Squadg A.S.M.E. Kimi, Frir-oerucri SEPMEWR .,.... Cullnurrlle Liberal Arts and Sciences Bulrzuj Floriuulture Club St. Louis University Vixcrxr Srruo .,.. ,.,......,.. C lmmp.1.'gn Fine and Applied Arts Panmng Newman Hall Honors Day ISI Morton -Iunior College JOHN Eowarm SEVERNS ..........,, Cbmiga Fine and Applied Arts fII'I'L1lltt'll4I'r1f Ellgllltc i llljf Phi Kappa Sigma Gargoyle: Phi Eta Sigma: The Illio Cl: Choristers IBM First Lieutenant, Army R.O, T.C.. Regiment: Zeta Sigma Alpha, A,l,A.g Fine and Applied Arts Society Honors Day II, 1.53: University of Illinois Stholarship Key Illinois Institute of Technology B.-mmm ANN SEYMOUR. ., , ...Hfllabwff journalism .'IJI't,'lllJIlI.! Chi Omega Manager, Public Relations, Illini Theatre Guildg Shorter Board: Torch: Mask and Baubleg National Collegiate Playersg The lllro lllg Illini Theatre Guild Manager fl, 3, ull: Illini Theatre Guild Cast 151: Illini Theatre Guild Board HI . Spanish Club BARBARA ,IFAN SHAFFER ..,.1...,,.. Drmwlle Fine and Applied Arts Mluir' Ed11t'r1Im11 Locke Manor Sigma Alpha Iota: House President ISI 1 Uni- versity Chorus Url: XVomen's Glee Club Il, Zig A Cappella Choir 15, -Il Honors Day Ul RAYMONU SHAFFER, ja .,..,. Guwrrbrng, Pri. Commerce AfIdl'168lIII,ll and Puiiurrfzrl Mrzzmgvfllenl Barton House Chi Gamma Iota: Sigma Iota Epsilon: Career Conference Committee HI: Commerce Coun- til I-Hg Illini Insurance Society: Marketing Lluhg Soriety for the Advancement of Manage- mentg junior Chamber of Commerce WILLIAM EUGENE Sr-IAEEER.....Elm, Perm. Engineering Eleclriml Engineerirlg Sigma Phi Delta A.l.E.E.-l.R.E. Honors Day fl, 33 GEORGE PRESTON SHALLCROSS ....... Cbimgff Commerce I'lt'L'UlHIldIIl'J' Accountancy Clubg Junior Bar Association Honors Day ill GLORIA JUNE SI-IALOWITZ ....... ...Cbimgu Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology' Delta Phi Epsilon The Daily Illini lll 1 Illini Union Committee f2, 453 Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff ill: Hillel Foundation Student Council 125 DALE CLIFTON SHANE ....... ...Oak Hill Engineering Electrical Er1ginefri11g A,I.E.E.-I.R.E. Bradley University DONALD ROBERT SI-IANER .......... Wbenron Engineering .Mechanical Engineering Phi Eta Sigmag A.S.M.E.: Society for the Advancement of Management Honors Day KU JASPER GLEN SI-IANI-IOLTZER ,,..... Caalrbmg Engineering Aerorzanliral Eiigiazfnizzg I.A.S. ALFRED DANIEL SHAPIRO, . .New York. N. Y. Fine and Applied Arts Arclvilerlnre A.l.A. College of the City of New York Ivy SI-IAPIRO ........... Smumri-ville, N. j. Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Social Studie: Lincoln Avenue Residences Galesburg Alumni Clubg Intercollegiate Zion- ist Federation ' if - R1: ' .4 .,,y ,. ' ' ij I L., lf wwe Iva' ,-1 1 ' ' ., 'X -'gb -iq. . x rs-- as ,, if a t si I l JAMES TI-I0MAs SHAPLAND. ,.,,.,Cbi1mpaign Engineering Cifiimllc Ealgilleerfng Kemmosz A.C.S. RALPH ENGLAND SI-IARP, JR .........., Carey Liberal Arts :ind Sciences Hi.NflJY'J mm' Lau' La Coterie M.I.A. Executive Council i-ll: House Presi- dent GI: Student Senate 15, -U5 Illini For- ensic Associnriimz Junior Bar Association: Spanish Club KARL CLARrNcE Si-IAvER .... .,.. D mm: Engineering Elfclmnzl Erlylzliviirlg Lutheran Foundation Student Council HI: Captain, Army R.O.T.C. Rcgimentg Pi Tiiu Pi Sigmag A.l.E,E.-I.R,E, RUTH ELIZABETH SI-IAxv ,,....... Cody, IVJH. -lOUl'l'l.1liSlTl Pllffffrfdlfoll ill.11m,rgI1f1I'11t Alpha Omicron Pi The Daily Illini til Stephens College ARTI-II'R LELAND SHE.-KRBURN ...i.... Wlilimf Physical Education Plijriral Ellnmliau Phi Epsilon Kappa Honors Day Ol MARJORIE LEE SI-IEARER .......,... E1'J!l,Vf071 Fine and Applied Arts Ar! E.z'1zrI1li0v1 Kappa Alpha Theta Fine and Applied Arts Society Drake University HOXVARD DALE Sl-IECKI.lfR ...... ...,-Iron Agriculture l'oriItiom1l ,-lgflrnlfnlc Illi-Dell Alpha Tau Alpha: Agricultural Education Club XVestern Illinois State College DANIEL JOSIAPH SHITYHAN ..,...... Dnurille Division of Special Services Inilniliial .-lilnliulvlr-izliffrz Accountancy Klub: American Legion Post No. 9093 Illini Forensic Association: Marketing Club: Society tnr the Advancement of Manage- ment 337 x i Q PAUL BRENDEN SHEEHAN. ,.., ...D,zn11lI. Fine and Applied Arts .-ifrlursrznrg A.I,A.: Fine and Applied Arts Sotiety Parmcia joax SHELDEN, . , . Rot-kiwi! Agriculture Home Erw1tvr1.'r't Busey Hall Phi Upsilon Omicron, Home Etonnmrcs Club Sui-11 KEY SHELTON ...,,,,.. .lIi15fit'I.i, KJ. Education Englule Chi Psi President Interfraternity Countilg M.i-wan-dag bachemg Phi Mu Alpha-Srntoma: Illini Union Kountil 13I. Illini Unron Committee 11, ll. Board Ot Fraternity Atiairs 11, 5, 413 Intera iraternity Council 11, 2, 5,41 , Student Sen- ate I-Hg Committee on Student Affairs 14? , Concert Band 1111 Marthing Band 11? . XYILL 11, 2. 3, -ll 3 Campus Chest Alloca- tions and Advisory Board 1415 Teachers-in Training Club Honors Day 12, Sl Siaxtrv SHFP.-KRD ....., . .... J0ll:l Cummerte Jlrvzrrgt msn: Illini Insurance Sucietyl Delta Sigma Pi wlivllet junior College XNl'ii.i.iMr XXQXYNE SHIQPARD, ...Danrzllr Dixision of Special Services jufnrinll-nz Marketing Club Indiana State Teachers' College 'I'iitm,as XX'ii.i.i,mi SHI man .,...... Clyiragif Diisiun of Special Serxices Znnlfiem Kappa Alpha Psi '1'.M,C.A. trimmittee 11? Ei nixr, THOMAS Surmiax , .,,.Mayiwod Liberal Arts and btiences flfrmlral lfrlylrlitrlrig A.I,f,h,E. Honors Day 12? Max Emu, SHIRMAVN.. . Sf. Lnuir, Mn. Liberal Artx and Strentes Piylfnlouj Llark House Nu Beta Epsiluni Varsity 150 lb. Football Squad 12, 37, junior Bar Awitiatmng Prae- 338 IK TRS. ew Q as .L-sexi '52 5- 1' tk pn-. sv' I 'P-'V sf- fer DOROTHX' MAY SHERRARD .... .,.Cambi-idge Education Murrr McKinley Hall Torchg Alpha Lambda Deltag Sigma Alpha Iotag The Illio 12, 31: Y.W.C.A. Committee ll, 25: W.G.S. Executive Council 15, 433 Concert Band l2,3,gH: First Regimental Band 11, ll: University Orchestra 1-U: Re- portory Orchestra 13. -tl: W0men's Glee Club 11j 1 Tempo 11, 21 1 Baptist Foundation Student Council 151: Sophomore Cotillion Committee: XV.G.S. Ball Committee 1331 French Club Honors Day 11, 'll joivm ALAN Snitts .r...,........ Lizktfrwml Agriculture General .-lgrlrnllnre Alpha Zetag Field and Furrowg Floriculture Club: Hoof and Horn Club: Spanish Club Ermrsr DARxx'1N S1-rir.12Y.. v........ Lnntifk Liberal Arts and Sciences P,fyi'ftufog'y Y.M.C.A. Committee 11. 231 Disciples Foun- dation 15, -H Rnrioxn PATRICK Suimw, Jn. ..,,.. Qnnny Agriculture l,0t'i1ll0fIt11 xlgvirlzllnre Moore Hall Alpha Tau Alpha: Agricultural Edutation Club Quincy College lklfxm' SHIOHARA ,.,,..,. r...,.. , ..ChfLAz1gU Liberal Arts and Sciences Frfnrlv Sherwood Lodge lllini Union Committee 13l: Y.XV.C.A. Committee 153: French Clubi Spanish Club Wfilson junior College Evnnmnr GENE SHISSLIZR .... .,.. E lnzii-00.1 Agriculture Agronnnij Agriculture Law Club Roaenr Momus Suomraitml, .. .... Cbh-nga Engineering Merlaamral Engineering Lundgren House Tomahawkg Campus Chest 135 2 House Presi- dent 15lg President, Freshman Classg Fresh- man Council: Freshman Frolic Committee: American Veterans Committeeg S.A.E. Srfmronu Howruin Snorrsrr ,.... Champaign Commerce Commerre ani! Lau' Zeta Beta Tau Illini Union Committee 12,311 Interfrater- nity Council 1213 Second Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment: Arseca: Scabbard and Blade: junior Bar Association: Marketing Club Honors Day 131 HERBERT EUGENE SHORT ...... .... l Vopella Agriculture Vocational Agriculture Fraker House Alpha Tau Alpha Illinois State Normal University NEWTON HICKMAN SHORT ...... Spf-iogficli! Agriculture General 1'Igl'iCIllllll'E Sons Home House President 141 5 Dairy Production Clubg Field and Furrowg Hoof and Horn Clubg Illini Masonic Clubg Marketing Club WILLIARI JAMES SHRARIEIQ ....... Bemenrille Division of Special Services Airport ll'IlZlldgt'f71l?Uf Chi Gamma Iotag Society for the Advance- ment of Management Northwestern University RICHARD JOHN SHRAI-IRI ....,... Blue Irlond Law Polizical Science Flagg House Junior Bar Association Thorton Junior College NANCY SCHMELING SI-IUGART ,...... Rockford Education Elenzezztizry Edizcozioo Alpha Omicron Pi Shi-Aig Mask and Bauble: The Daily Illini 1115 Illini Union Committee 11,21g Illini Theatre Guild Manager 12,51: Y.W,C.A. Cabinet 131: Y.W.C.A. Committee 11,215 House President 151 BURELL WILLIAM SHULL ...... ,... H iciolgo Agriculture Vocational Ag!'IElll1llY'E Alpha Zetag Phi Eta Sigmag Alpha Tau Al- phag Illinois Agriculturist 1415 Plow Boy Prom Committee 1311 Agricultural Education Club: Hoof and Horn Clubg Horticulture Club: Rural Life Clubg Teachers-in-Training Club Honors Day 11, 31 JOHN HOWARD SHURTLEFF ........ Wheolozz Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemical Engineering Sigma Phi Delta Interfraternity Council 151: Illinois Tech- nograph 12, 511 A.I.Ch.E. WILFORD CALVIN SHURTLEFF ....... Wheaton f 1 it ae' i 'P' ,N .swf J., K .. , 132:12 E' iii I ' . l A , ,,,, ' ' -, 7 - fsglif- g - I - X' S i . . 1 1 3. Q S I.: I ' ' Jeissse ' -is ' 0 3 E is- NUR-sb W l JA' A . 6 Q. , S . f . V X U Engineering I Electrical Engineering Sigma Phi Delta Tau Beta Pig Eta Kappa Nug Pi Mu Epsilon: A 4' R ' Interfraternity Council 1413 House President - 1415 A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. 1 ,fl Honors Day 11,2,31g University of Illinois fy 2' Scholarship Key 4 North Dakota State College I, xy' I - A T63 XA J HAROLD EUGENE SHUTT ...... ..,.. N ormal Engineering Elem-ical Engineering A,I.E.E.-I,R.E. INIARVIN COLEMAN SHUWAI. ,,,....... Chicago Division of Special Services Social Science House President 141 ROBERT JERRY SIDLO ......,..... Lake Forex! Fine and Applied Arts Aicbileclznc A.I.A.: Fine and Applied Arts Society Norich University NATHAN IVIORRIS SIEc.EL.,Neu' York, N. Y. Division of Special Services zllorkeliizg Tau Delta Phi Interfraternitly Council 1211 Varsity 150 lb. Football Squad 151: Marketing Club EDWIN HENRX' SIEIIONS ,.... .... D el Rey Commerce Accolmlalzcy Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club EDVUIN CARLYLE SIGEI., . . . .. Commerce Accountancy ...Chicngo Clark House Accountancy Clubg Praetorians CHESTER JOSEPH SIKORA ..... ...Chicago Commerce Accolmlancy Newman Hall Accountancy Club: Marketing Club MX'RON IRvINc SILVERMAN .....,,... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Pbyiiology Alpha Phi Omegag Praetorians 339 ROBERT IWILTON SILVERMAN .,...... Chirago Division of Special Services Adzier-ming Phi Kappa Tau Alpha Delta Sigma: Marketing Club Morgan Park junior College ARTHUR DONALDSON SIMM. l.., Cfrew Commerce Illmzagemeril Illini Theatre Guild Cast l5ll Marketing Club Morton junior College JOHN RUTHERFORD SIM ...... .... C item Engineering illeflnzrlrrul Erlgfrzsmirlle Theta Chi Phi Eta Sigma: Basketball Manager f2,3l: A,S.M.E.3 Moingwena Honors Day lll XVII.LII-KM EAIIL SIMON ...,,,.., ,Ili-lim: Park Engineering .'Iewr1ar1Il:i1l Efzglmefmg Pi Kappa Alpha Interfraternity Council 131: I,A,S. Honors Day ll, 31 Cunrxcr EUGENE SIMPSON ..... Farmer Cily Agriculture General flgllflllllllf Rrirxrrrr COLLINS SIMPSON, ...... Lw'i11gfw1 journalism Erlzlffrml Main Manor Alpha Phi Omega Missouri Valley College M.xru..u1nT ANN SINKLAIR .,,,.,..,. I.llrlv,'rr1r! Fine and Applied Arts l.dr1d,rr,1pL' ,'irrfJ1ll'i'Il4rE Delta Ciamma Shi-Aig Alpha Alpha Gammag The Illio Hi: Star fiourse Manager lllg Fine and Applied Arts Society .IUHN Rrruarru S1Nr,ra ....,,, .,., C bmrgf, Engineering C1111 E71IjlV1A:VlllLf A.S.C,E. Honors Day 12, 3l Mirhrgan fnllege of Mining and Technol- mzy: University of XYHSCIIDSIHQ South Dakota State College 340 , 4. 'li S ski X ,A S I 1 K, QHQPV-' ', i ' i, 'Av Iver- -37' ff '11 1: , , :lf w- 6- : QI .1 CHARLES Louis SINGLER ,,.......... Cbimgo Division of Special Services Marlaeting Shawnee American Legion Post No. 909g Bait and Fly Casting Clubg Marketing Clubg Junior Cham- ber of Commerce Loyola University PAUL SISCO ,....,................. Berrryn journalism Pllbfffnlfvrl Management Kappa Delta Rho The Daily Illini 451 1 Varsity Baseball Squad H55 Freshman Varsity Baseball Squad: Var- sity 150 lb. Football Squad C45 Morton Junior College KEITH PPLILB SISSON ....... .,..S1erling Commerce fllmmgefneui Elagg House Marketing Club Honors Day lil The Scovill Schools PAUL EUGENE Srsrmi ........... Spfingielrl Engineering Alerbmziral Erzgirzrerifzg A.S.M.E.: S.A.E, Springlield junior College SIDNEY ALFRED Srcmmorur, Ja ..,. ...LaGmn,ge Engineering General Engirzeering Alpha Chi Rho Star Course Manager Ill: A.S.M.E. Lyons Township junior College JOHN Rourar SKINN .......,,.,.. I-lfllibwo Fine and Applied Arts Arrlvilefrilnul EllgI7lL'Ei'flIg Bradley University ROGER SKI:-:Nm .........,.,. .... C niia Engineering Civil Exzgimariing Chi Epsilon: A.S.C.E, Honors Day 11, 2, 53: University of Illinois Srholarship Key Gus Sxizas .....,..,.,..,.,...... Cbimgo Physical Education Pbyriral Edumliruz Alpha Kappa Delta: Varsity Baseball Squad 121, Letter ill: Freshman Varsity Baseball Squadg Epsilon Phi Sigma Honors Day 131 Illinois Institute of Technology A may - , . . I A T5 IVAN HOOCILUND SROOG .,.. 3,1Pi3QtNegen:r5zx I I eff. X . , 1. ,. ,it-f5gi:,. Liberal Arts and Seienges lil I 'Q io Cbeminry 'J ' Ti . 'ha 'T ,J Ruste Armes iv . , f , Omega Beta Pi: House Presidenf Q41 - Honors Day C31 i , ' I RICHARD ROBERT SLADEK .,...... .... - .Cicero 'E Engineering X C AETOHHIIIIFHI Engineering ' A.S.M.E.Z I.A.S.: Illini Gliclel lCli1b Y H Purdue University N -4 , ' 4 ll I ii tug: -VB! ROBERT ALIJRICI-I SLAYMAN... f...UrImrm journalism Ad1'erti.ring Sigma Nu 5 It ' l i , .9 I U ' , s 5. 'e I , , A ,,,. . HERBERT SLUTSKY .......,... gi,.i:.V.ClJipg1ga Liberal Arts and Sciences 3 I Geography 7' ,. I Eta Sigma Phig Omega Beta Hit' Q ' 2, 3 l T ' A ,fi gt, - I rf A 2:5 Y . I I i 9 9. 1,5 1 , X - f fi f,. ,AL - K' f- I JOHN JOSEPH SMALL .,........ 5 Li., Qffizliliq Agriculture sig Vi 3, i N ww , General Agriclzltlnif Q lf , - ' v Nabor House IW? If ' ' Alpha Zetag All Ag Field Day Corhgiriittesf QQYM 1 ,Q :Ir Q A Plow Boy Prom Committee 155 3fSeconcl Itigeg- ' 5, ' A tenant, Army R.O.T,C. RegimentiglTraIispcifta-4 . '-' .j j tion Corps Clubg Hoof and Horn iClI.ihQRI.iialf ti-I if 1' 'l Life ciub ffh ting 25 V L ,Q Honors Day 12, 59 lil: fl I: i' ' , ' f Ai R 1 KENNETH IRA SMARGON ....,.... l.fi.iCb5hjglgu Division of Special Services 1' t - Markeiing ' I 1 i ' Zeta Beta Tau , - I 4 Illini Union committee mg Illini Theatre A EL ,I A Production Staff fl, 255 Interfratefriiiity, Couniv l ' Els' I QV. ff cil Cl, 21 5 Illini Forensic Associatiorfg 'Z ,..... ing Clubg Philosophy Discussion f ' vwvlif N gg -, 1 5 A DON MERRILL SMART ...,..,..... cz f,.GbIf7ImmI ' Division of Special Services I 'I ' , CiJemi,Ilf'y ' H A L Sigma Alpha Epsilon L ' 4 , 'l 1 W , lt I . fa ' i , X A , J CLI Q.,-N tn: . 4--- 1 I Ei , ' . f 'I 'tn ,N W If, v L -I tiff, TI ,I ' i I, Ig gi fi 5 F l U 1 I 2 Qi! J RICHARD FRANK SMAUS ........... l .sign Liberal Arts and Sciences L 'I ' Cbemirify l 'I l I iw Delta Phi A I Ch E Michigan State College Morton J l ege WARD SMIDL ...................... Oak Park Division ot' Special Services Edufalian Tau Kappa Epsilon Men's Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 47 IRXWIN SMILEY .....,....... New York, N. Y. Commerce Accountancy Sigma Alpha Mu Phi Eta Sigmag The Daily Illini KZJQ Illini Union Council I-Hg Illini Union Committef KZ, 3, 415 Junior Prom Committeeg Accou.. tancy Club Honors Day fl, Z, 511 University of Illinois Scholarship Key AARON SMITH ,...........,........ Cbizaga Liberal Arts and Sciences Hixlary Omega Beta Pi Honors Day C23 BOBBY GENE SMITH ...............,.. Herrin Engineering Aeronautical Engineering I.A.S. Southern Illinois University CAROL JOANNE SMITH .,.........., Elmburn Liberal Arts and Sciences Burterialogy Alpha Delta Pi DOUGLAS XVINCHESTER SMITH ...., Clmmfmign Commerce Maiiagement Honors Day 13, 49 DURXVARD BOND SMITH ......,.. Beerber Cily Division of Special Services Saciology Delta Sigma Phi Eastern Illinois State College: Arizona State College . ELDERT CLARENCE SMITH ............ Cbicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma: A.I.Ch,E. Honors Day ll, 27 341 lluoizxe ZENDER SMITH .,,. Nru Ywk, N. Y. Liberal Arts and Sciences Spaniib University Chorus HD 2 Spanish I lub GLORGT IVICKFNZIIE SMITH. DIR.. .Luke Fun-,il Commerce If1J11.iIr1.1I .'Idl111r11i.'v.:fI.fr' Vlub Topper House President HI 3 Gymnastics Manager 12, Bl 1 Society fur the Advancement --I Man- agement Cirmiu Doxain SMITH, .. , ... I'.:m1iIl1.i Division ol Special Services .llizfkslfrle Marketing Club YI mrs OLIN'ER SMITH .,...,... .... f Ifinm' Agriculture Grmml xilgv-lrlflflin Hill Hall jur jmx SMITH .......,..,,,. St, Lonir, Mo. Engineering Elcrlrlml Erzgzmulue Annex Hall Phi Eta Sigmag Illuminating Engineering So- tiety HonirrS Day l2l Ki XNKTH Lrr SMITH, , ,. . .... Dimmu Commerte .'Il'I'oln1!I1rlIj Alky Hall flii Gamma Iritag Accountamy Ilubg Spanish 4 luh Honors Day I-ll NllI4I.E jiexxixs SMITH ,, ., Dimilllr Agriculture Flffrlinllnm Iiresliman Varsity Fencing Squad. Ploriculture Klub: Hurtiiulture Klub Oxx YN SMIT H ..,... ., ....,,... Alai hmm Agriiultuiu l'f,.,1f1w1.Il .'I.'i1Inllmt Farm Huuse Alpha Tau Alpha:Y,M.fIA,Civmn1ittcc IHI. Unitersity Cliiirus I-H. All Ag Field Dzly fiiI'nrI'IitfCQ ll! Q Plow Huy Prizm Lfimmittte HI. Auriiultural Iirlutati-:ri Club Illinois Stal: Normal l'rmLrsIty' 342 , to ,ll N if .-ffpiizr 31- 'I sLi'X5, ' - 41 i R 17 f ' - its ef ' is l fella 'I I in- if , , ...ef ,r my I A s z ? vii R XR y S - '52 ',:fi'Q . - s A.. ' N 3 D tr w -,:. 4 QL, im., -- 5 , v ig I i J Q A Rnx BERNARD SMITH. .Norris Kanrax Ciiy, Mo. Physical Education Phyrlml Eduralion Delta Theta Epsilong Phi Epsilon Kappag Var- SITY Football Sfluad ll, ll 3 Career Conference Committee 131 Honors Day GJ RICHARD ARTHUR SMITH ,.... ...Bellerille journalism Edzmrinl Kappa Sigma Sigma Delta Chi Belleville Township junior College RORLRT DANIEL SMITH ...... .... I Iemsing journalism Editorial The Daily Illini ill ROBERT DEAN SMITH ...v...,....,., Sbiiman Liberal Arts and Sciences Clyrflzlrfij' Parade Ground Units A,l.Ch.E. Springfield junior College ROBERT Lex: SMITH ....,...,. ..,MIi11fmu Commerce Permnnel lllunagemrfn .uid Milvkrlirlg OPM Den House President I-U3 Marketing Cluli Eastern Illinois State College ROBERT WOLCOTT SMITH .....,,....,, Finn.: Division of Special Services zllmlellnlltg Delta Upsilun Marketing Club Bradley University SHIRI.Ev JANET SMITH ............ S1ninghvl.l Liberal Arts and Sciences lHdfl7I3lIILlflt'J' Stratford House Illinois Technograph ll, Slg German Club Honors Day fl, 23 SHIRLEY jovcn SMITH ...,...,... lVa11klqq,.i1 Liberal Arts and Sciences Frrmsb Gamma Phi Beta Illustrators: French Club Honors Day 12. 31 MacMuI'ray College JULIANNE MARIE SMOKOXYSKI ....... Cbir-ago Division of Special Services Merrlmzzdhriiig Evans Hall Women Veterans Wright junior Collegeg Texas State College for Wfomcn RALPH SIIIYKL .......... ,... I LAVJFIIXUII Commerce I11dlz.m'ii1l 1-ldfzlialiffnrliafl Lambda Chi Alpha Illini Union Committee 12, 31 g Interlraternily 'Council 12,515 House President f4ll1 Cap- tain, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment: Pershing Rilles: Phi Chi Etag Scabbard and Blade DONALD LEO SNAVELY ...... .. .Srsfling Agriculture General figrirnlllrre Roojahs Y.M.C.A. Committee tl, Zl 3 McKinley Foun- dation Student Council QS, -llg Bait and Fly Casting Clubg Agriculture Clubg Dairy Pio- duction Clubg Field and Eurrowg Rural Life Club JAMES MICHAEL SNrrD .... ..,.. I V'e.i1riIlf Engineering Mechanical Ellglllftfillg Sigma Phi Delta A.S.M.E. HAROLD EUGENE SNODGRASS ..., .... T oleilo Law Lau' Bait and Fly Casting Clubg Junior Bar Asso- ciation HOWARD LEE SNOWDEN ....... ..., I 'eimom Journalism Ezlllorirzl Tau Kappa Epsilon The Daily Illini 143 Illinois NVesley.In University BERNARD ALLEN SNYDER ..., Iudimzapolhr, lml. Fine and Applied Arts Arrbilecime Granada Club A.l,A. Imliana Central College DANIEL WILLIARI SNYDIER ....,... Blue Irlizml Engineering Cir-'il Engiflefrlfzg Delta Chi Star and Scrollg Sigma Tang Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigmag Chi Epsilong House President C33 9 Varsity Track Squad C13 3 A.S.C.E. Honors Day fl, 2, 3, 41 5 University of Illinois Scholarship Key , I N , 3- -- Y . , t3..,i,35w O . .V -,it .. O , 'v kel' I ' D , .- - ' f' li, I f I I F7 yw-:..i. - . f Qfii' A 1 .3 f., W F' 'rr W .y -Q EDWARD HARRISON SNYDFR ..,.,..., Clw.-iviygo Liberal Arts and Sciences Hl.i'l01'9' ,lunior Bar Association Honors Day 121 GEORGE ROBERT SNYDER ........., Haniimiaon' Commerce Ifzdnilriill Adml11l,i'n'nfi011 Christian Science Orgrinizationg Illini Forensic Associationg Society for the Advancement of Management MARK DLfRXY'ARD SOBOTTIQE ..,.., .... C bimga Liberal Arts and Sciences P1773 Iicr Phi Eta Sigma Honors Day 11, 2? KENNETH WILLIAM SODERSTROM. . .Rorlelafd Agriculture General :lgr'iml1m'e Hoof and Horn Club EARL LLOYD SOLEY, JR, .....,..... Lombard Liberal Arts and Sciences Geology Y.M.C.A. Committee C331 Cyclothem Club BEVERLY ANN SOLLIDAY ...,.,. .... S nmiugian Liberal Arts and Sciences Geology Cagle Hall Cyclothem Cluhg M.l.S,g Rural Life Clubg Spanish Club ROBERT CLARK SOLOMON. ,...... Blowiimglmz Engineering llliifmrllral El1gIlIt'L'liIIg Sigma Chi A.S.M.E.g Cyclothem Club Illini Theatre Guild Production Stall ill JOHN DoNOvAN SOAIERS, ..... . . . .Fimbmy Agriculture xlgf uuomy Delta Sigma Phi 343 IYIIRIAM LOUISE SOMMER ..,, .... P farm Education Bmlfags Delta Gamma Shorter Board: The Illio Ill: Illini Theatre Guild Production Statf ll, ll Z Y.XV.C,A, Cabinet 13, -U1 Y.XV.C.A. Committee ll, ll Dsxiri, Somers I , ,.,, . ,r'li.w-raw Vomnierre .llizrkelmg am! E.'ffI1ffn11r.i Noble House Illini Theatre Guild Cast l2l, XYILL l-ll. Amvets Post No. twig Illini Insurance Society . Mnrkering Club University of Wusconsin Vimzixri IXI.me.mrr Sorisrzx I LL: G1-.wrt journalism Egfzrffmil Zeta Tau Alpha Assistant Editor, The Daily Illinig Shi-Ai, The Daily Illini l1,2,5l1 The lllio lll. Illini Union Committee ll! Arxrss Srsw Soazicxas. ..,...., Cflm-,ren Liberal Arts :md Scienres Hnmiri K.Ipp.I Delta Sirmrx' Sosrx . . , .,,. r','lvr.1ff I,.Iu' Luz' P.II.Irle Ciruunel Units House President I-ll, fonteit Banrl 41.2. 3, ,Hg Marching Band ll, 21, First Regimen- tal Band lll , UnIveIs1tyOIchestr.I lil L Amer- Iran Veterans frimmitteeg -luninr Bar Assrirri- riun, I..Iw Sorietvl Synton Honors Duy 11? rentral Y.MAt'.A fnllegc nl ClII1Q.I!4ri Ikliiurx -liar 5PAI'lH , . .L'ibim.: Pl'IySll.ll Etlur.ItIur l lviI1ri1l ffilffiilwf 11 Alplll Plli lVlIIrt.II Hinrrd, ToIrlI1 5llI'Al1 Alpha L.ImhdrI Delta, Alpha PI Delta, Alpha Sigma Nug XV,A.A, Board 12, Xl, XV,A.A. Numcrirls, W'.A.A. ll, 1, 5. -ll 1 XY'esley Fuunglntion Stu- rlerit f,uuI1rIl l-H, Pliysltal Ifrluratiinn M.Ilms I lun Hnnnrs IJ.Iv ll, 2, Rl, Unixeisity ol Illinois N,lI1ll.l'slIIP Ki,-x Nirmx Axr. SPALI . Hr lfniiyw I.IluI.ItiOn lfuiflfifi Nlnerixiiinl Iutdpgt HI r.II'I ,lun s Srffxrtui I rr ...S-witilfm Division ifl Bperml Neixnrs PrIf,llr.l1I1I1r Nev.n1.In H.Ill loliut liiniiii fulleiit' 344 E.-KRLE ROY SPARKS, Jn ..,,..,....... Chimga Engineering Elem-im! Engineering A.I.E,E.: I.R.E. JOHN COMMODORE SPARKS ..., .... B mmn Agriculture Agronomy Tau Kappa Epsilon University of Arizona: Millilcin 'Jniversit Y ANGIELO JOSEPH SPATARO ..... ...Rorklord Education Alalbrlrmllrr Lundgren House Shrivenlum University EDNA SPE.-KR ........ ,. .....,.,.... Clvirtiga Physical Education Pbj'.fIL'I11 Ejlzmllori Harmony House XV.A.A. Hip Intercollegiate Zionist Feder- Atlong Physic.tl Education Mayors Club ROZANNI5 5PI,AIrs .. ,,.,.,,,,,, , .Cluznlfmlgn journalism Rudm Alpha Omirron Pi Arepoq Mask and Baublcg The Daily Illini lil gy Illini Unaon Committee fl, 3, 3, -ljg Illini Theatre Guild Manager ll, 2, 3, 4lg Y.XV,C,A, Committee ll, 213 Campus Chest fllg W,A,A.. ll, Zlg Tetrapin lllg junior Prnm Committee: Senior Ball Committee: Physical Educzrtinn Mayors Club ALICE ALICIA SPENCER ,..... ..... C lmmfmigu Library School I.lbr'I1r'j' Sriuzzru Alresris lirwxmrib joirx Svnnre ....,, Iffirf lIH1lJ'llL', lnil. Engineering Mining Ifllglllwilaltq Pi Knprxi Phi MIS. llonnrs D.Iy Ill Yrvrirn SPIFGEI. ..,,,,...,, , .... .. .Cblmgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Zoology llnsrc House W..A.A.L fl, Zig Freshman Councilg The Daily Illini UI: University Chorus fljg Urcliesis ll lg Independent Informal Commit- tee KHP: French Cub: Illini Forensic Asso- rmtrong Philosophy Discussion Club: Chess I lub HIIHUFS Day 133 PAUL ROBERT SPIERLING ...,.........,.. Pnrir Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Medicine Alpha Sigma Phi Phi Eta Sigmag McKinley Foundation Student Council 123: Pershing Rilles Honors Day 111 BERNARD HENRX' SPINNER. ,, ...Spf-ir1ghel,l Engineering Civil Ezzgimrrllzyg Sigma Tau: A.S.C.E.g Chi Epsilon LIARYIN LEWIS SPINNER ,,........... Cbimgu Division of Special Services Ad1'P1'II.ff71.Q Sigma Alpha Mu Hillel Foundation Student Council ELLIOT DAvID SPIRO ....... 1!'oau'mar:, N. Y. Commerce fll'l'0II7Ill171L'j' Barton House Freshman Cross Country Varsity Squadg Ac- countancy Clubg Illini Insurance Society: Marketing Clubg junior Chamber of Cemmerce 'RANK ALBERT SPOFFORD ..i......... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbffllifllj Phi Eta Sigmag A.I.Ch.E.g Illini Railroad Club Wright Junior College Lois JIQAN SPRAGUE .......... ...Virden Education Englisb Gamma Phi Beta The Illio C135 Illini Theater Guild Cast il, 21: Y.W,C.A. Committee fl, 21 Honors Day 12, 31 RICHARD CHARLES SPRING ..... .... S pringfield Division of Special Services Advertiring Deiigrz Acacia EDWARD WILLIAM STAAB ...,.,...... Cbicaga Engineering Mechanical Engineering Ill Manor Varsity Football Squad lljg A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. ,tp . ' - I- .I ,S I I .5 QQ- -V r I J I I' P I - l Q V fi ef , - X ns 1:-.Q 1-. 9 ' IQQ ,f -.7 ,. N I ,la in 4.1 i ' r : - I V - . ' , ' 'V R. ' V d im A Mgt- ulii m f V -v A -42 4 MADONNA INIEZ STAHL, vv........, lfnlmfinn Commerce Cruzzulercifzl Terri frilly Leinad Manor Phi Chi Theta JAY ELIIIER S'rALrx' ,,..,.,......,.. Oak Piifle Division of Special Services Hziioij Chi Phi Skull and Ciestent WILLIAM EDXVARD Sl':lLl.MA?N ...., liwuflvo Engineering CIM! Ellgllllrfllflttf Lambda Chi Alpha Star and Scrollg Board of Fraternity AIt.iirs 13, -ll: Interfrgiternity Council IZ, 3. 41: ln- II.'lITlUlill Council ISI: A.S.f'.E. Honors Day ill RICHARD JOSEPH STANCLIFFE ..., I . .Cbft-Iago Journalism ,-ldrerluing Colonial Arms Honors Day f3l IVIERLIN LYNN STANI-IELD ,,...... Aliufm-Islle Division of Special Services luflnfrrial Mamagemenl Theta Xi Amvets Post No. 65 Northwestern State Teachers' College. East- ern Illinois State Colle-:ge1 Rose Polytechnic Institute XVILLIAM JOHN STANLEY .....,.,..,. Chicago Engineering Meclmnical Engifzeering The Illio 131 1 Society for the Advancement of Management JAMES PHILIP STANSFIELD ..... LazwcI1I'eI'llle Agriculture Vocational AgYifll1lllI'6 Alpha Gamma Rho lllinois Agriculturist tl, 21 3 Agricultural Edu- cation Club: Hoof and Horn Club JOHN ARTHUR STANTON .,., ,,.. I Vifllieka Law Lau' Fireside House President GI: ,luninr Bar Association Srrrra S'raPLs'rox .....,.... ...Veil Brilm Liberal Arts and Stiences Eupqlz,-Z' Sigma Kappa Y,XV.C.A. Committee ill: XY'.A.A. ill Honors Day 421 Springfield ,luni-ir College DXXIFL ERNEST STARR ... ..,Fb.1n1p.11u11 Commerte .ll.111.1gnmf1. Sigma Chi Phi Eta Sigma: Y.M.C.A. Board ut Directors H1 , Y.M.C,A. fabinet 45. -Hg Y,M.C,A. Cnmnnttee ll, 2. 51: N.5.A. Senate Subcom- mittee Ill , Commerce Cnuneil H, al Hnnurs Day 12, il Grokor BFx12R1.x' SYARK ,......,... Rffrk Full- Divisiun nl' Special Services PM 111111151 1ll.1f1.i,u1'n11'l1l Erixxauri Arnini Slums ,..., Rilbblui Physital Edu-,ation Plijifipzl E.l11r.1l1ff11 Varsity 190 Pound Fnuilull Squad 42, Fil. Letter 131 UIOHN RIAGINALD S11-iuistis .....,... Cmrm Park Agriculture Cwzeuil .'l!g1n11lln11f Outlmmk Manor Alpha Zetag Dairy Pmtluttmn Klub, Hunt and Horn Club Honors Day 151 Ernux I.1'r hir 1 1 1 x .,...,,. .,.. C .ulfni Agritulture l'nri1Iln11i1l xlqvlilillnvi Lux Mundi Alpha Tau Alpha. H-:use Piesident ill 3 Vai' sity Wrestling Squad lllg Tearhers-1n-'l'rain- ini: Klub Rl'NllI.l XX'11,11,-tai 5111.114 ,. Xl. l,ff1111, .lim jnurnalisin .'lJ1i'1Hi11l,g Sigma C l1i Ma-XVan-Dag Sailiemg Skull and Crescent, Alpha Delta Sigma. 5ei1et.iry-Treasurer, ,lun- iur flass, Tube -11 Illini, Baseball Varsity Squad ll, 2.11,-H, Letter 11.1, 5. 'lli Foot- ball Varsity Squad ll,1, Kgll, Letter tl, 3, 5, 4h , Basketball Varsity Squad ll, 233 Ath- letir fuumil HI. Illini lnsurante Smiety. Marketing Klub Hunurs Day 12, il f,HA1u,1s Russi-11, s111.ai111: ,..,,.... II111111 Liberal Arts .intl Stiemes Tmrhrr Yrimlnlq in ,llizlluvrlilllri Cnlunial Arms Tliurnt-in junior fi-vllegeg University of I lima' 11 346 FRANK DOMINIC S'rs1D1. ..... . .... . .... Pam Liberal Arts and Sciences Clnemiflry A.I.Ch.E. N Honors Day ill ff. Aulx STFIN, ....,.,..,........... Smm1:f,1z Engineering Elertf irnl Engirleerilzg mhuitleli College .-..,. Us N'- w--sv Ev1f1.YN ELAINE STEIN .......... Dfzylan, Obm Education Ewzglirh Delta Phi Epsilon Q66 X ' 1 V 1 w l Vx' vs.-Z at ,YC,,1, n . . N' - ' , J ,mas may -..L, ,,. :- cs .3-4 t-35 f, an wr 13 ,: N 1 0 1 Huioru IRVING STEIN ........ .... C birago Journalism .4u'1'er1iriv1g College Hall Tempo H1 Hmm' Primer: STEIN ,...... . ....... lY'ilme1le Liberal Arts and Sciences Xnriology Hnnnis Day f5l ,... Srrit. Sri im ..,............ . ..Cbir11go ' Commerce firfolmlilrzfj Sigma Alpha Mu Acrnuntamy Club Honors Day ill Hivrriia' -lUDlTH STEINBFRCQ .,........ Clmwgff Liberal Arts and Sciences B1Ii'li'1inlr1gy H.1r1nuny House Phi Beta Kappa: Alpha Lambda Deltag House 1- 1K iwvnvv 4, ,, lil-Q '- President l-ll ' llunuis Day ll, 2, Blg University nf lllinnis Snlmlarsliip Key s., Q? 'A l Y LEON HARRY S'l'FlNDl5llG, . .,....,.... Cbimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Mnlirim' Klub Esquire Phi Eta Sigmag Omega Beta Pi: Phi Beta Kappa Honors Day fl, 21 MILTON Louis STEINER ...... i .. .Pacabonmr Engineering General Engineering' Phi Kappa Tau A.S.M.E. Michigan State College SALLY JEAN STEINER .....,.......... Cbimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences PolificalScie11ce Indeco Northwestern University RoniiRT JAMES STELTON .......... Oak Park Liberal Arts and Sciences Hirlory The Mansion Honors Day 151 Colorado A. and M. Collegeg DePaul Uni- versity CARMEN IRIS STELZRIEDE ...... ..... F Liber Education Elemenlafy Ednmlian University Chorus 15, 4Jg Teachers-in-Train- ing Club McKendree College Wnsuzy QUAYLE STELZRIEDE. ......... Firber Fine and Applied Arts Mzuic Edlzralinrz Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfonia: Concert Band '15, 41 : Marching Band 12. 3, 432 First Regimental Band 123 g University Chorus 131 Honors Day 133 McKendree College XVALTER CONRAD STEMLIER .......... Columbia Engineering 1 Electrical Engiaieerifig ' Y.M.C.A. Committee 1215 First Lieutenant, Army R.o.T.c. Regimeiiig A.1.J5,.1E.'i1.R1El, YVILLARD RICHARD STEPHEN, V I ' Luke QQia11.xJliIiz:l:. Engineering I ' -3 General Ezzgizzeerirlg 3 ' Lundgren House V I WILL 1413 A.S.C.E.g A.S.M.E.g fMarlceting Club A . l V. .I . c , , if 'I L I ' F, yr nw 'I i J '..Q3Fi 1 . ,A l- FRANCIS Lewis STEPHENS ...... ..' lv fiifgizsi Division of Special service l l l Edllfdlld I1 - l will X as sf.-1a.i, ut is X :Q yo X F 3 'el .af ' x N X if as fp, JA A '- f 1, H gr ,. ,, ,, arg: 2 1 .ti , as , W R H J c iii- l f ..-:f:-1:a:.:.. .lwkfzv i.,:,.i5 RUBIN BLAINE STERMON ...... . .Glen Carbon Engineering ll'ii'lI!lllll'glI':1l Engineerilzg BERNARD STERN ................... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Bacteriology Parade Ground Units Roosevelt College IXLARJORIE LEE STERN ....,....,. Blaomingmn Education Elementizry Education Delta Phi Epsilon Shi-Ai: Zeta Phi Etag The Daily Illini 11, Z, SJ: Illini Union Committee 11, 55: Star Course Manager 12? Q House President 13l RAYMOND HOXY'ARD STIERN ,,......... Cbimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Pryrlwlogy Tau Epsilon Phi The Daily Illini 12? RAYMOND Joi-IN STERNAL ....... ,....., J oliez Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemiml Engineering Mansion Tau Beta Pig Phi Lambda Upsilong House President 1433 A.I.Ch.E. Honors Day 131 Joliet Junior College JACK STERNFELD .......... ..... . ..Cloimga Liberal Arts and Sciences Zoology Honors Day 125 ELTON STANFORD STEVENS ..., ...Urbium Journalism Adrertiring Zeta Psi The Daily Illini 115g Interfraternity Council R23 Ronnm' Louis STi3vI2Ns ...... .... I Vankvgan Commerce illaneelirzg and Marmgf'menl Granada Club Alpha Phi Omega: Illini Uninn Committee 15, 41g Marketing Club: Society for the Ad- vancement of Management 347 +-fm BARBARA LEE STEWJART .v.,..,...... Clvrago Fine and Applied Arts Illzuif EJuL'.:11mI Delta Sigma Theta W.A.A. ill 3 House President HI 3 Unixersity Chorus lil 1 XY'omen's Glee Club ISP g XVILL l3l: Spanish Club DONAl,D FRAsrR STIXY.-IRT ,...,,... ,, .Psorm Fine and Applied Arts .alrtlirrerlnrizf Erzelvzgtvwq Beta Theta PI Scarabl Star Course Manager ill: A.I.A.g A,S,ti.E, JAMFS EoxxARD STEXXARI, , . ..,, Pfam.: Engineering Elrrlrirtzl ErI.i41mimI!ig Carman Engineering ff-uncil UP: A.l,If,E.-I.R.E, Honors Day ill NAM Y JEAN STEWART. , .. , Clnimpnigzi Liberal Arts and Sciences 5ffi'lfflffg.1 Kappa Alpha Theta Illini Union Committee lil L Y,XY'.C.A. Coin- mittee Mary XY'.Isl1Ington College OI.INfR PERRY STEWART ,, ., ..Springhe!.l Engineering Clril Erlglneeinzq Mask and Baubleg Pierrots PAUL JAMES STI-IXVART, JR.. .. .... Emu-ran Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Karla! Studier Assistant Business Manager, The Daily Illini: The Daily Illini 41.2, Zig lllini Theatre Guild Production Stati lll Honors Day ll! RAYMOND RUSSELL S'rrxxARr., .,..5Ia1nIlon Commerce Mark: Img TI-IoMAs CRAwrfoRD 5lIXK'AR'l ,Gary Ind. Physlcal Ifdutatrrvn Pbjriml lilriiirlffiu Phi Sigma Kappa Sachemg Skull and fresient, Tribe of lllinig Varsity Football Squad I-ll, Letter HM Var- sity Track Squad fl I, Letter ll I 348 I Z-at . L . A e- -. ,. 1 rig.- 'wr--v 'F' W' , A fl A ' A 1 ,Alf 20,1 .TILL . g -I 12- I-L g ' ' I I r. 'sw VIRGINIA LUCILE STEWART ...... River Finer: Agriculture Home Efoonnzin Education Chi Omega Co-Manager, Costumes, Illini Theatre Guildg Mortar Boardg Torchg Shi-Aig Omicron Nu: Alpha Lambda Delta: Mask and Baubleg Phi Upsilon Omicrong The Illio ill 3 Illini Union Committee ill 3 Illini Theatre Guild Manager 12. 3, 41 g Student Senate Q23 g Illini Theatre Guild Board l3l L Home Economics Club Honors Day fl, Z, Sl: University of Illinois Scholarship Key CAROL EVELYN STEXVIG ........ .... K fzukizkt-L Liberal Arts and Sciences Tearlyer Training in French Evans I-Iall Illini Theatre Guild Board l3l: French I lub Honors Day lil MacMurray College NOBLE HENRX' STIBOLT ............ .llnfmfnz Division of Special Services Hillary Lundgren I-louse American Legion Post No. 900 Bon HAROLD STIERWALT ....... .. .Sniliifni Agriculture Genera! Agv-ifnllure Bastille House Agricultural Economics Club: Field and Fur- row: Hoof and I-Iorn Club HAROLD WILLIS STILLMAN, JR. .,..... Llvinyw Engineering Civil Engineering A.S.C.E. Wright junior College HORATIO SERAFINO STILLO .,..., ...,, C bfi-ily, Liberal Arts and Sciences Cibdfllijllj' College Hall Wright junior College RICHARD HENRY STOCKBARGER ........ Limolu Division of Special Services Arrbileriure Delta Sigma Phi Lincoln Collegeg Bradley University JACK josm-H STOCKMAN ......,.,.. Ejinghmn Engineering Merbaniral Engineering A.S.M.E. Arkansas State Collegcg University of Ind' Iana CLARENCE EDXVARD STOCKS, . . . .... Dei-.imr Engineering ilIPl'l7r1!IlL'tIl Erzgirzrerirzg A.S.M.E. Rockhurst College: james Millikin Univer- sity FRANK IRWIN SiI'OLRSTll,l. ,,..,..., I! .mbe,q.in Fine and Applied Arts Almfc Alpha Sigma Phi Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfonia: Concert Band tl, 2, 5, 41 g Marching Band tl, 3, 3, -ll:Universi1y Sinfonietta 13, -lb 1 University Orchestra tl, 2, 3, -U1 Men's Glee Club 42, Sl Louisiana State University PHILIP I-IENDRICN STODDRRD, .......,. Urban., Liberal Arts and Sciences Irzlsrmrliomzl .-llfnirf Sigma Chi Phi Kappa Epsilon: N.S.A. Senate Subcom- mittee 43, -Hg Phi Beta Kappa Honors Day 11. Zi HARRX' ALFRED STOKES ...,........ Oqnawkii Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Tlfrlffllllg in Sofia! Slltdfei Spanish Clubg Teachers-in-Training Club ALICE BIERNICE STOLMAN ,... ...... , ,Cbiragn Liberal Arts and Sciences Prycliolagj' Evans Hall HAROLD KENNETH STOLT .,...,...... Chicago Engineering Eleilrirul Engineering A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. DONALD STOLTENBERG ...,....,..... Chit-ago Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemiffry Marketing Clubg Student Businessmen's Asso- ciation CLEMISNT STONE, JR. .,.. .... . ..Emmtan Commerce Erofwmin Flagg House Illini Union Committee 12? 3 Y.M.C.A. Com- mittee 11, 215 M.I.A. Executive Council 12, 52 : Secretary-Treasurer, Sophomore Classg Commerce Council 157 3 Combat-Defense Clubg Illini Forensic Association: Illini Insurance Society , . ,wzilg ct v Vis ,N , -' 'S' 'wr I W v ...- R X r 5 I .ng -' xi tt s N A F-1. f',., 'f' XL xl, Eye 5 Q I ,six ' E .N A f ,- 'SQ' t is 199' ,Q av, ,, gg ' it X Y .R . A av- 'QY w qv-r-v Q. As I i s gi:Q. fi'z,, 5 t M RAYAIOND FIOXXARD SIONF ........ Spf-izzgheliz' Division ot Special Services lHi!n,i.'1l,ll Ellhqlrlfwfng Acacia I-louse President IRI Kansas State Colleucg Cornell University Rc-rirR'r LrRciv SIONI , .,Xr. Lfvmi, Ala. Division ur Special Services GQUIUIJII Alpha Phi Alpha German Club DONAID EVGVNE S'rOn'r ....,.. Dim:-riff. lffim Fine and Applied Arts .llnrlc Theta C hi Director, Student and Alumni Relations, Illini Uniong Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfonia: lllini Union Board I-H 1 Illini Union Council UI 1 March- ing Band Ill 2 University Chorus t2l 1 Men's Glee Club 153 1 A Cappella Choir Url : XVes- lcy Foundation Student Council 42, 5. -H g Fine and Applied Arts Society Honors Day l5l Monmouth College ROBIfR'l' LHS STRANGF ,...I...,, I.:lZl'li?'lL'P!'I1lt? Physical Education Pbjriclrl Ednralmn Tribe of Illinig Varsity Wfrestling Squad GJ, Letter Gi 3 Freshman Varsity Wfrestling Squad Southern Illinois University ALEX jaiurs STRATTON .....,......I, Clin-nga Liberal Arts and Sciences Pre-Lau' Illini Theatre Guild Cast lZl: Epsilon Phi Sigmag Illini Forensic Association: Illini Ma- sonic Club jacksonville junior College KENNFTH ODFLL STRATTON ..,. .. ,Elki-ille Education Cirirr Teachers-in-Training Club I-lr:NRY SrRaL's .,.,......... .,., C lwagn Agriculture Geriuml Agi-li'ullnre Barons Campus Chest Ill 3 Student Religious Council tl, Si 3 Hillel Foundation Student Council U, 2, 5, -H Q First Lieutenant, Army R.O,T.C. Regiment: Phi Chi Etag Hoof and I-Iorn Clubg Philosophy Discussion Club S'rxNLrfv STLPHLN Srruz ...., .... C 'liimga Commerce Aldlkrllllg Marketing Club 349 Dox ALBFRT S11z.1zx1LK.-15. 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Agriculture Cv'e11ri11l ,-lgmnlxmt' American Legion Post No, 0017 XY'estern Illinois State College ARLENE STULLER .,,...,..,..,.,... Clwagf, Liberal Arts and Sciences Tmrliw Tmrunzg HI Sfitilv Cwiirrmrl Indeco Teachers-in-Training Club H.-xRrEx'LOu1s STUMPF ......, .. ,liilfmrilf Agriculture General nlgriulilmit' Agricultural Economics Club: Field and Fur- row Honors Day 12, Sl NORAIAN SUCHERMAN .,..... .... C limi-if, Commerce zlluzzagwmzzl milf .llrzikelifxxc Noble House Varsity 150 Pound Football Squad 151 Q Mai- keting Club ROBERT XVOOD Suormixx ......,. Beanlilou-u Division of Special Services Ecorlomliu Phi Delta Theta The Daily Illini 11. Zlg Illini Insurance S0- ciety ROBERT BRENNEN SULLAN. ..,....... Alnrlnou Fine and Applied Arts AYtl7iIf'fIlU'6 Phi Gamma Delta Scarabg Star Course Manager 423 University of Wfisconsin GENE WADE SULLENQER ..,... lfefl Flt1l1kf0l'l Engineering zlflelallurgiral El1g1m'r'1'm.q Theta Chi A.I.Ch.E.g M.I.S. you P . 4- , V 4 V Vu! at yi as -bi KL I I L aaiwae -A i , I ,Q . fnw- .Q -n V, , it v. 9 t 1 7, -'W -Q..-' xxl ef .A fl Eg hd A 'ff' l..q ik F, in Q if -,,... 5 Q' A Y ' al E i p i'RQ FRaNcis Wrrriaiu Suriixax . litilltiflli Liberal Arts and Sciences Genlgraplij Kappa Sigma Varsity 150 lb. Football Squad HI, I.etter lil l ll'RBl-RT Micuari. Surrixax ..,,.. La 61.11136 Engineering ixliflltlllltrll Eugnzfrilllg Pi Kappa Alpha House President Hlg A.S.M.E.1 Socialist Study Club Lyons Tiiwnsliip junior follege josrvu Nici-rari. Si'1,1,rx'.RN, ixizll' Lffllllml. L film. Commerce .llinktlnzg .wif .ll.1m1gl'rmu! Chi Gamma lotag Marketing Club: ,luniui fhamber ul Commerce Connecticut fiillege Hr Rlll RT I HARLF5 Srxuai.-it HER ..... Circ: Q Division ot Special Serxices Almkctnzg Chi Phi DePaul University FRED FRANK SUPERGAN ..,.... .,.i C l,'i..ggU Engineering lllerliazzicizl Ellginftrirlg A,S,M.E. JOHN Douoras SURGEON .,.. . ..G'mjmu Agriculture General .-lgilmllmt' Horticulture Club tuaizirs DRAGAN Susaiax. .Nt-if Ymk, N. Y. Engineering .-igmlrllmal El!-IgI!h'L'll7IS Alpha Zeta: Tau Beta Pi: A.S.A.E.L Inter- collegiate Zionist Federation Honors Day HI Pratt Institute Noniox SANUFL SurrR, JR. .Ntn.nL, Obin Fine and Applied Arts xlrrlimimii A.l.A.1 Fine and Applied Arts Society Miami Unixersity 351 GFORQE FRANK SVATON, ., ... BfWkjrel.l Liberal Arts .ird Strentes Cl1.'fm,frw Pliil-waopliy Discussion Club Honors Diiy ilu IRXXIX I,.xxxREALr Sxnuonvx. , , Beruyn Division ot Specml Serxrtee Gfm'rvcI BI-ritivn junior lnllege XX I xiii I I, EL'c.I-xr Sw Aix . .llf,v.im!ef l.iher.xl Arts Jntl Stientes Pfrliniufl Sui wx, Illinois College DL'XRll t'LAx'ION Svmxsox, Brffffklilqi, 5. Dirk, Commerue B.IIli'1v1g .wil ITHIIJIIVL. .111.l .II.1II,Igerm'r1I Chi Gamma Iota. Slglllrl Inu Ifpsilong Ac- er-unmncy Club, Sorietv tor the Advancement of Munagementq ,Iunmr t,h.imher of Com- mertc Eninston fnmmunity follcue jrix Doiorzes Su ANNUN , ,. ,Clmmpiugu Libeml Arts .ind Sticnces Sffiwlffei Delt.1 Ciimmai The lllin 41,21 Mums Slomfi' Sxxmirz , ,. .Cbnugo Engineeiins Illmlmlzliilf Effulrlur img T.iu Delta Phi AS M.E. lrixuu IJINRAIORIE Stu-Nslx .,,. Knoxrille Liberal Arts .Incl Fuentes Tearbef Trilnlllzig In Ifuqllib Them Upsilon The DJII5' Illini ilr Hon-Irs Day ll! ,lark jl'Hl, Swrlwsrs , . Nffflbbiauk Cornrnerie lrzdurlrml ,'lIlmnni1f,izm11 Tau Kappa Epsilon 352 I ws ew. f L V it I . XX A,..'i NX xx .Q I was ' L- f A' sf' fm .. 'QW' 6 2 I.rsLII: GITRALD SXVENSON, JR. ...... La Grange Division of Special Services Cn 77171767 rr Chi Gamma Iot.i: Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club: ,Iunior Chamber of Com- merce BARTON SWINDALL ..............,.. Drmrille Division of Special Services . lIfI'slll,til1g Alphi Delta Sigma: Marketing Club XXVILLIAM TATE SWOFFORII ,,,,., Eim St. Lonii Engineering Ciril ElIgIlIt'L'l'17Ig Alky Hull Sigma Tau: Phi Eta Sigmug Chi Epsilong First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg A.S. CE, Honors Day lt, 2, 3, 41 1 University of Illi- nous Seliohrship Key CHARLES XVILLIAM Svkiis.. . ...liiqlu Agriculture I'ur,1llom1l .4gI'lfl1ltlne Lux Mundi LEONARD XIVALTIER SZYMANSKI ,.,. .. .Cbirizgo Engineering Merbanlral Engineering A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. ARNOLD CRAIG TAFT .....,.. ,, .,., Rorberrer Agriculture General .'Ij.f7'lfIlfllll'E Alpha Gamma Rho Interfraternity Council Ut 3 Agriculture Coun- cil 15, 43 3 All Ag Field Day Committee 1531 junior Prom Committeeg Hoof and Horn Clubg Agriculture Club CHARLES THoItrAs TAGLlANI,.Bl'00k1j'll, N. Y. Commerce Banking and Fizzflrlfv Noble House House President 1-H Mohawk Collage Mlvo Rrrru TAJIMA ,.,......, Portland, Ore. Commerce Crmrlllerrml Tnxrbing Wfcscoga Phi Chi Theta: Wesley Foundation Student Council HJ: Marketing Clubg Teachers-in' Training Club Northwestern University ROBERT DEAN TALDOTT. ,..... . .... Yarkuille Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Social Sludier Spanish Clubg Teachers-in-Training Club LUCILLE TALIAEERRO ..,, Division of Special Services Zoology A Cappella Choir Cl, ZJ Howard University ...........Cbicngo FREDRICK THOMAS TAMEN. Physical Education Pbyfiml Ednmiian .. . . . . .Rnmanl MARGARET JANE TANDY ..... Indiamipolir, Ind. Liberal Arts and Sciences Piyrbology Lincoln Avenue Residences Presidentg W.G.S.3 Mortar Board: Torchg Alpha Lambda Deltag Psi Chi: Y.W.C.A. Committee 1115 W.G.S. Executive Council G, 41 5 House President 153 g Student Senate 13, 41 g Committee on Student Affairs 13, 43 g Audit and Supervision Committee ISJQ Co- ordination Committee 1-U 3 Secretary-Treasurer, Sophomore Classg Campus Chest Allocations and Advisory Board Q41 g Sophomore Cotillion Committee Honors Day Q13 MARCIA TANNENBAUM ....,........ Cbimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences Soriolagy Laurel House The Daily Illini I-Hg Illini Theatre Guild Cast l4J 3 Hillel Foundation 11, 2, SJ g French Clubg Social Welfare Administration Club 4 WILLIAAI HAROLD TANNER ..... .. .. .Lenm 3 i 5 1, i ,z if N. J. -apr 'HN Fine and Applied Arts Arcbiiertnral Engineering 4 Alpha Rho chi Q A.I.A.g Fine and Applied Arts Society ' ' ii, Eastern Illinois State College 1 . i-,N ' P.- 33 i. ,oi A ', ? , il ,, if DONALD RONALD TARNE ....,.,. .. En ' ' l l 'ii gineering 'I 'I M Y it Mechanical Engineering 3 ll Theta Kappa Phi ., ' if, A.S.M.E.g Sigma Taug Pi Tau Sigma 5 ' 4 Morton junior College I Al ii! .3 if - ii NATHAN TARNOEE .............,. 4. .Climgafv Division of Special Services 5 My Marketing l. ' Q Marketing Club: Praetorians ' ,IT A ' I ' ii: I O I iillw in - sd ALEXANDER T.-xRPoi'E ..,........ Granite City Liberal Arts and Sciences Piyrlmlogy Biarritz American Unixersity RAMONA ALICE TARRANT ....., ...Clmmpnfgn Fine and Applied Arts .Alix E,!1im,'mr1 Alcestis House President I-ll JOAN ROSERIARY T.-Timo ,... . ,Build Agriculture Home EIOIIUYIIILIF Theta Upsilon Home Economics Clubg Marketing Club A. XV. TARTER ...., ..... ..... D s mmf Commerce Nnrkelnzg College Hall Chi Gamma Iotag Marketing Club Honors Day Q41 Millikin University ROBERT LAXVRIZNCE TATE ..... Chicago Heigbrr Engineering Elerlriml Elllelazrernixg A.I.E.E.'I,R,E. BERNARD DANIEL TAUBER, JR, ,,.,..., Cblmgo Commerce Pefmnnel Manfigemeill Granada Club Alpha Phi Omegag Illini Union Council 411 g Freshman Councilg Marketing Club JUANITA JUNE TAYLOR ...,..... Cerro Gordo Liberal Arts and Sciences Speerb Correrrion Evans Hall Mask and Baubleg Illini Union Committee il,5Jg 'Illini Theatre Guild Manager 121: University Chorus 15, -H: A Cappella Choir l-li ROGER LYNN TAYLOR ........... Clmmpnigrz Commerce Permnnel Aldflilgillltllf Accountancy Clubg Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club 353 l'l 4?:' j f ,. i'f'iii 'i' 1' . 1 it A ll 'I in 'LA- , l' 51 nv' i i fl ,I L' 'ti aft' 1 'S ,fin :- I EZ ,r Mounts XYVILLIAM TE.acHoL'T,..., .Rift-lajaiif Engineering illlflurrzlml Er1g111asf,'r1,f Chi Phi The Illio 11. 2, Sl, A.S.M,E, Hrmmx Ar.BrR'r Ttakuoeif ....,.. Sprnzefidf Division ut Spatial Serxices Pri'-.llejlilm Omega Beta Pi api inqtield ,luni-ir College Eizstsr Vrrtxox Truman, Jun, ,MNJU1 iff Libeml Arts .intl Sticntes Pfflrtimil Xinmzit 'lliets Chi Aldfxxiilfl-D.l, Sutliem. The Dmly lllini Hi: lnterfmternity Council 151i Student Senate Hr , Tribe nt Illini: lntr.imur.il Manager ll.2.5i1 Alumni .-Xss:-tmtiiin Buard 13? 1 Intr.imur.al Countil Gi, junior Prom Com- mittee GI: lXIninuven.i Dux-xin I.rr ll'II,,.. . .,., .,.Bun1ffu Agiifulturc Giflrulf .'lu'finl,11ir Gt,1n.id.i Klub Auiitiilttiml Etwniiniits flulwg Field ,intl Fur- r.m, Hiiijif .intl Horn Club Rc-nrrti' RIICHIY Trii. ...,Rnili11Ile Agritultuic .'lwlinllni.1l lziffrzffwlii liiim Huust AlpIi.i Zeng Y.M,fQA, r'nmmittee 1513 Age ritultuial Council 441 L Pluw Buy Pmm tuni- mittee UI , Agrifulluml Economics Clubg H-mt .intl Hurn flulw Hlinins Day HI ,liiuixii 'l'ixixmr'xi ,.,.. .t.li1i.f,w furnmeite illqilmrzrzu 5t.iguer Inn Omega l'1n:t3 Pl, lllini lfnifvn Bmirel tell. M.l.A, Exscutixe Ciiiintil 1141 gl-liiuse Presi- .lent H13 Unixersity liln-rus HI , Marketing f lulw lfliiniiis lhy 151 liwnirti hflllufx illN.XXNI ,,,.,.. .,l71wii: Finr. .intl Applied Arts .'l1i'li.','iiI1ii.1l llifqu l'lvl Dtltii illlct.i 1i.iiu 'vlc, A,I.A., Fine ,intl Applied AHS it-iietw lluniiis lliy ll! l.,uxi'Lnle fiilltue fnllcue nl' the City nl Xen Yirilg llinxxun liinwn lixsixe, , Qnmi-1 fiimmerte .ll.lrir,'lfJi' Nfl' lluusu Ni:in,i Int.: Epsilwn. Hiiiist President mp, lllini Miumriit fluln, lNl.iikct:ng filuldl Ni' rielj, l-rr the Adviiniemenl ul Management Quin-y rirlleuc 354 if X a.., -ia- la-,. we ffm, X. Q - UQ. in-1' -K ,JL 1- Q , 'fy ' Qi , I if 91' 'Q s. RAYMOND TEPLITZ . ,....... ...,.. C lvirngo Liberal Arts and Sciences V Clvfm Ltlrj' C hi Gamma lotag Omega Beta Pi Roosevelt College junsox IXIORGAN Triuusrr, JR. Cliizifanoagrz. Trim. Engineering Elm'f11i'.1l E!lgi71Ft'Y'llIg Theta Chi Alplm Phi Omeglg Y.M,C.A. Committee 131 1 l,.ipt.iin, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Military Cnuneilg Pushing Rillesg Pi Txu Sigma: Seab- lurtl .intl Blatlel A.l,E,E.-l.R.E. Univeisity of Cli.1tt.1nnng.x CH.aRI.Es Euxmnn Trimii ..... ...i -I fuaw' Agriculture Ivfltzlllomil ,'igY'It'l4lllllP Alplm Tim Alplmg Pershing Rifles 1l,2l jcmxxf M,-irtuanfr Trfrun' ....... Clmmpuiigfr Educittion Elsrrlurzlmy Eilnmliml Alcestis Mortar Board: Alpha Lambda Delta: Y.W, CA. Cabinet l5,4I: Y.XV.C,A. Committee ii, ll Hunors Dai' ll, Sl Enw .um Dnxnu Trnrotwa, ,, ., ,Dei-.nm Edutation Jl.1rlwn1al1iJ jrniu' Sl.-XNIIY 'I'rsimsKY. ,,.,..., Bwny. Dixismn of Special Services ,f-lrrlwileilzmzl Erlgirluwifzg Morton ,lunior Cnlluge ,leiihix Lisiir 'l4I'YlfBAUL.H ....,....., AI,1f1W11 Lil1er.il Arts rind Suientes Tmilwl' Tl:If?lj!I.Q Ill Satin! SIIIJIFV V.irSity lmss Country Squad CIM Varsity Tuck Squad 12, 53: A.lIl1,E.g Texclieis- in-Training Club Honors Day IH Wiiiiim Aiifizru Timiw, jix,..Eii.r1 Sl, lmfff. Agritulture Ag: fi :Ju lllj Omega PS1 Phi Interfmternity fnunril H73 House President i'Il S32'Z,L: 1 V ROBERT ALLEN THEIS ...... gif,-.,..'L..-C5If?1E0 Engineering ' V Eleclriml Engineerillg Sigma Phi Delta A.l,E.E.-l.R.E. Honors Day GJ IRENE LILLIAN THER ,............ Oak Park Journalism Adz'erli.ring Gamma Phi Beta Editor, The Illiog Mortar .Boardg TO1'Cl1 Shi-Aig Theta Sigma Phi: The Illio il, 2, 3, 4Jg Star Course Manager f2J'g Y.W.C.A. Committee ll, 21 3 Paohellenic Ball 'Com- mittee Q41 Honors Day CZ, 33 CHARLES GERALD THOMAS ......... Muyrmml Engineering Aeronautical Engineerjhg 1 A Club Topper L Q W ' First Lieutenant, Army R.O.'IT-SC. Regilnerlfl I.A.S. - ' V EDWARD EMMETT THOMAS. . .gtifi .'..Hm'rey Engineering KJ- I Mechanical Engineeffiizg, 5 A.F.S.3 A.S,M.E. I 'N Q Thornton Junior College 'Y' '- .4 T Y -V lr, i GORDON RDICH THOMAS ....,.i i ifYlili5iSptq1-ling Agriculture 1,515.3 General Agriczzltlzregi V' Xl 3 111i-D611 ffl , 1' Y.M.C.A. Committee QSJQ Illinois Agritulg turist MJ 9 Agricultural Econornicsitlulp Western State College V - HUBERT EUGENE THOMAS ........ Springfield Engineering 1 Mechanical Engineering Springfield Junior College l V ,f A , B ,it ' , li JOHN EDWARD THOMAS igfllflllllf Liberal Arts and Sciences Geology Kappa Srvma The Illro CU Cyclothem Club MIS Louis THOMAS JR Chiang H g Liberal Arts and Sciences, Teacher Training nz Social S11 Noble House Chi Gamma Iota Teachers in Train J' V 'nit-r f ii AH f X' K Vg. Q X ev T f 'S' , i -1-our if A , S .'4?? . , , ,pw ar N-'4 41- ww N G55 PATRICIA JANE THOMAS ............ Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Hiflary Phi Mu The Daily Illini HJ: Y.XV.C.A. Committee il, 215 W.A,A. fl, Z, 3, 411 Illini Theatre Guild Production Stat? tljg Teachers-in- Training Club RUDOLPH XXYILLIAM THOMAS ......... Clair-ago Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Training in Biological Science Kappa Alpha Psi Chi Gamma Iotag Interfraternity Council 13. 453 American Society for Public Administra- tion Illinois Institute of Technology ARNOLD WILUUR THOMPSON. ., ....,. Chicago Eine and Applied Arts Arclvileclzzre Brentwood Manor Wlesley Foundation Student Council H53 A.l.A.3 Fine and Applied Arts Society University of Wfisconsing University of Kentucky EDWIN TELFER THOMPSON .,.. .... 1 Hof-fir Engineering Mechanical Ezzgiueefizzg A.S.M.E. Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy HERBERT HENRY THOMPSON Izzdifmfzpolir, Ind. Fine and Applied Arts Architecture A.I.A. HOXY'ARD LESTER THOMPSON... .... Buffalo Agriculture Varczfiamzl Agrirzzlllire Alpha Tau Alpha ROBERT JAMES THOMPSON .,.. .,.. A lfcllilil Agriculture General a'igI'iL'lllflH'f? Farmhouse Alpha Zetag Agricultural Economics Clubg Hoof and Horn Club RODERT MCBROOM THOMPSON ...... Chicago Commerce Arcommzncy Accountancy Club Wilson Junior College 355 1 XYIILLIAM ALFRED THoxIPsoN. JR .,,,. II.z,m'ood Division of Special Serxices Cnnzrrzevfs Phi Kappa Sigma XYIILLI.-KM ROBERT THOMPSON . ..,Me1Iin Liberal Arts and Sciences H1,f!I1r.3 Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Eta Sigma Honors Day ll, Z, 33 Ilarvard University RICHARD NQRAIAN THOMSITN, ., ... Clm-nga Engineering .Ilerlnzrrrral Evzgrflfrixrr A.S.M.E. Nnrthu estern University Vftxxa jot' THORMAN .... . ,Bfller-ills journalism Rlzllw Delta Delta Delta Shorter Buardg Theta Sigma Phi: lllini Union Cuuntil 1333 Illini Union Committee 153: junior Class Vice Presidenti XYILL 13,43 Belleville Junior College Eutvix -IALK THoRxI4I4Ri3, ., ,. .ipriwghelrf Commerte ,1l'I'cfIi11,'.1I:I-y Acatxa Alpha Kappa P511 Actountanty Club Honurs Day 11, 2, 53 Springfield junior College joux DME THORNION. ,. ..... ,.,DeKlIl!1 Commerte BJYIIEIYIIQ and Flzmrrte Granada Club CI-IARIES KFNNETH Tuonsrx ,3lIlu'a1zkee, WTI. Division of Special Services Sprrrlr Delta Upsilon Mask and Baubleg Prerruts, Illini Theatre Guild Manager 13,43L Illini Forensic Asso- Cratror' University of XVrsIjr3nsIng Beloit College MARYIYJRII. Tuonsrix ., , ,. Pmna Afgrieullure Home Eiffrlwrrfri Theta Uptilor: The lllio 123, Illini Union furnmittee 13, 43: Illini Theatre Guild Manager 1143, Y,XV,f.A. Committee 15, -131 Campus Chest 13, 435 Plow Boy Prom firmmrttqc 12,5 French Club, Home Etonomrts Club 356 1 W, 3x . ' , -.sp tt :Q , gig g ., i 4. 4. xgiwa-ti, 5, wt , 6.i-3,v5.,?- . .IDAQRLL .NA if V1 .. . -- . 1.4 L .r vu S 1 4 I X S it 't he I I , P V Q1 XVILLIALI DEAN THRASHER ,...... Glen Ellyn ,Iournalism Edilorial Tau Kappa Epsilon The Daily Illini 11. 33 1 Spanish Club BLIRDETTE JEROME THURLBY ....... Kirkland Physical Education Plnyrlfnl Edlnfnlion Alpha Tau Omega Sachemg Tribe of Illini: Varsity Basketball Squad 11, 2, 3, 43, Letter 12, 334 Varsity Baseball Squad 123, Letter 123 ANITA EDWINA THURMAN .,.,... ...Cbimgn Liberal Arts and Sciences Germfm Delta Sigma Theta Tempo 151 3 German Club JAMES EvERe'rT TICER .... Blzlaerfheld, Calif. Fine and Applied Arts fi7'l'l7llEL'fllY':1l Engines:-iflg Sigma Nu Skull and Crescentg Interfraternity Council: A.S.C.E. Honors Day 12I XVILEY JAMES TILLMAN ......... Omln, Fla. Fine and Applied Arts Ai'L'l7llEI'll11E Gargoyle: Illini Theatre Guild Cast 123: House President 1333 Fine and Applied Arts Society Honors Day 11, 2, 33 University of Tampa ANGIELO ARTHUR TIRITILLI ...,,..... Cbimgn PlJyJital EKIIILYUIUII Physical Education Cross Country Varsity Squad 133 Wright Junior College ROBERT LEWIS TOBER ..........,... Claimgo Division of Special Services Chemirlry Parade Ground Units House President 143 North Park College HENRY EDVVIN Torufisz ...,. ..., C laimgo Engineering Mecbnnlral Errglncefing A.S.A.E.3 A.S.M.E.: Society for the Ad- vancement of Management Illinois Institute of Technology JAMES YUKIO TODA ................ Cbimga Liberal Arts and Sciences Clwmirtrj' Omega Beta Pi: Illini Christian Fellowship 443 Honors Day lll BRIAN DONALD Tones .....,. Higblimd Pure Liberal Arts and Sciences Ceologj Zeta Beta Tau Cyclothem Club LYLE EDXVIN TOEPKI: ..,.....,,. Blaoniiugmu Agriculture General Agricnllure Phi Gamma Delta Illinois Agriculturist 1513 First Lieutenant. AI-my R.O.T.C. Regiment: Transportation Corps Club: Dairy Production Club: Dairy Technology Society EDNVIN ARNO TOLL, JR. ..,.. Cbimgn Heigblr Engineering Illerbarlical Englficrrizlg Dornoch Lieutenant, lJ.G.5. Battalion of Midshipmen: A.S.M.E. Joi-IN PETER Toiricrrc ............... BPIIIJVI Engineering Electrical Eflgjlltflillg Morton Junior College RILHARD ARTHUR ToMCzvIc.,Dozw1err Graz-e Agriculture Flovirlzllni L' Floriculture Club WILLIAM HENRY TOMIETICI-I .... ,..C.fznton Engineering Eleclriml Engifieering Illuminating Engineering Society JACK Cusrnrz TOMLINSON ...,. Mai-ille, Iowa Engineering Civil Engineering A.S.C.E. rss'- f. I .wig . l sw U I , I 1 ' ROBERT NIORRIS TOMLINSON .,..,. Rnflwille Education II1.ln,i1rfal Edzzcaiion Chi Gamma Iota: Industrial Education So- ciety: Teachers-in-Training Club Bucknell University: University of Penn- sylvanra Ifmxcis FUN Toxo ,.,,t,,. ..., C bn-ago Engineering Eleclrlczzl Evgirleering Eta Kappa Nu: A.I,E.E.-I.R.E.g Chinese Students Club BILLY RAY Toxtsrtrx I... . , .... Clwmgo Engineering Aliwlnzfllfal Erlgirzeefing Pi Kappa Phi A.S.M.E. Oklahoma A. and M. RICHARD Frmxcis TONIGAN ,,..... Il imeegm: Education Gcflernl Science lll Manor Gurtaus Adolphus College: Iowa State Cole lege DANIEL TONYIION .......,.,. Illmfrell, Ark. Liberal Arts and Sciences Ecorzorzzirr Pershing RIHes: Chinese Students Club: Stu- dent Businessmen's Association Honors Day 133 JOHN EATON 'I-OW'NSEND .t....... Iluimzerka Liberal Arts and Sciences Englirb Delta Kappa Epsilon The Daily Illini 153: Campus Chest 133: Marketing Club 131 Cornell University KVING NOON TOY ,..,.,.,,......... Cbiwgo Engineering Electrical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma: Eta Kappa Nu: A.I,E.E,- I,R,E.: Chinese Students Club Ilonors Day Il, Z, 5l1 University of Illinois Scholarship Key Frmxx -IOHN TRAINI ............,.. Llfbnmz Division of Special Services Bn.-imicr nldrzlnlzflrriflmi Drake University: Roosevelt College: Le- land Stanford University 357 Arasrvr Frzaxr: Tmrtrxar ,, ., Cai-lrnrrrlle Commerce Parrgrfrzif .II,:rr.::mr.gr.. Newman Hall Illini Insurance Society: M.lflC'CUflg Clllbl Iuniwr Chamhtr or Ciommcrte Dux Lrsrrrt Trurrxrax ., Rims. fir.. Pa, Comm-ertc .-It' A'ff lrr1:,:r:.x Parade Ground Units Chr Gamma Iota: Beta Alpha Psi. Aetrrunt- antv Club: junior Chamber or Commerce Honors Dav tl, Z.3I1 Lfnrxersrtv or Illinois Scholarship Kev Emi, Axrrtoxv Trzaxrrs .,f,1i12u'ir1riff6 Agriculture l'u.'.rJ,'firrr:l .'I,!'l.lrrl.'lrri' Wenatchee Alpha Tau Alphag lllrnr Blatkhurn flub Blackburn Ifrrrversrtv Cruiser FRAN4 rs Trzavrrts ,4., ,. 4,.. Alffmrrlf Liberal Arts and Strerrtes Trarfur Trrrnrrrzg rrr Brfrfffgj Teachers-rn-Training tilubi Animal Ftology rlubg German Club Maru' Lrf Tkavurrt. r,.,.,,. ,Jprirrgjielrl Liberal Arts and Strentus Errglzrfr Pr Beta Plrr Illrnr L'nron fommrttee lst MacMurray College Arrrx W'rrr,rAar Trtrrrfasr. .U ti1hul.l. N. I. Liberal Arts and Stremes Pfrllflrrrl Xi lr uri Plrr Kappa Psi Skull and Krcstent. Phr Eta Sigma: The Daily lllrnr Ill, Amerrtan Sotrety tor Pub- lrr Admrnrstratroni Plrr Beta Kappa ll-rnrrrs Day fl, ll Vlrrrrr Crrrmrrrrxr 'lrtrxxvx . ,... ,Ptfrrfa l.rberal Arts anrl Strerrtes fwrffryrrr Kappa Kappa Cramrna llrilc and Pistol Klub lrrrrsras Frumrs 'IYIUIIIIIK , ...llrtfrrtil Iirrurneerrnu lzlr r lrrr al lfnvfln r rnr tg A.l.LL,-l.R,E. 358 'A Ffa 'YS' . ,V ,f -ow... s . Wi--'ii ' .fx '-f 11 V-jr-' A . I - 24 'V .yr 5' yi A L. ,I , fa fvr r 'rr 'S tw fs. ., I.- Yrrwsx Lrrr Tnorrrri ......,.... .... f Hair Agriculture I'm'.rl1rnr.rl signrullure Illi-Dell Agricultural Education Clubg Fielcl and Fur- rowg Illini Forensic Associationg United XVor1tl Federalists XVestcrn Illinois State College Lvarax Rav Trzoxrstr, jrz ........ Springfii-lil Fine and Applied Arts .'Irr'l1l!rr'llne' Beta Theta Pr Scarabg House President I-H Honors Day tl,2,5l1 University of Illinois Srhularslrip Key I-lrr.r,arm ,lar Trztrnrrr ............., Clrnagn Liberal Arts antl Sfienccs Palilrral jt'H.'IIlti Noble House Alpha Phi Omega: WILL 12.5, 41: lNIa1or, Army R.O.T.C.: Military Council: Pcrslr- ing Ritlesg Phalanxg Transportation Corps Club: American Society for Public Atlrrrrnrs- tration Nirrtlrvvustern University Sr-rrrivv vx XXVILLIAM Trcirrrr rr. 4 . .... Clifraqn Comrrrertc .'Ifr'rr1n1l.rllrvr Pr Lambda Phi Manager, Varsity Fcntrng Team: Intcrfra- ternity tuuncrlg Tribe or Illini: Actoirntancy Club Honors Day t-rl Vrcrort Artxorrr 'I-llLll'5l'l I', .. ..,. Clrmrgo I onrrrrerte rli r rrnulrlrur Pi Lanrlrtla Phi Actountanty flubg Marketing Club Roosevelt College JOHN jrmrs Trtunrwvrfrl, ,IR..I,lllfE Raft, .-lik. Fine and Applied Arts .lIffbllL'l'llIIL' Sigma C hi Gargoyle: Scarabg A.I.A.g Finc and Applied Arts Smitty Honors Day 12, 33 University nf Arkansas Davin XY'AlTI'R TUCKIIR ,....... Cerro Gurrlo Fine and Applied Arts Mum' Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfonirrg Concert Band ll, 2. 5,431 Marthing Band tl, 2, 3, 41: Uni- versity Orchcstra 15, -ll 1 First Regimental Band fll: University flrirrus til: Mr:n'5 Cvlce Club GJ 1 A Cappella tlroir I-Hg Fine nnd Applied Arts Sotrety Honors Day tl. 51 Joris XVrr.LrAM Trrrrarrr ...,,.,..... Dm-rrrm Division of Spatial Services Prjrrhology inn! Soriulogy Sigma Alpha Epsilon Millikin University BENJAMIN ARTHUR TUDOR ....... Taylafrillf Engineering Ilflining E7lgfIlEt?1'i?1g College Hall M.I.S. JOHN FRANCIS Tutu' ....,,........ Cbirfign Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemistry College Hall A.C.S.g A.I.Ch.1:. ROBERT SYLVESTER TUNNING ....,... Bern-yn Engineering ll'Iechaz1iml .E17gim'v1'i11g A.S,A.E,: A.S,M.E. Morton Junior Collegeg Wlright Junior Col, lege BEREORD ALEXANDER TURKE .....,. Hifmlillu Engineering Elscliiml Eugifzeerifzg A.I,E.E.-I.R.E. ROBERT EDWARD TURNBOW. .. ,.. .Cenlmlifi Commerce lllnfiagemenf Sigma Chi Honors Day f2l CHARLES ARTHUR TURNER .... .... B mls: Agriculture General Agriflllzlne Colonial Manor House President C534 Men's Glee Club fl. 3,413 Illinois Agriculturist H33 Horticul- ture Club RICHARD INIALCOLM TURNER4.Hi,gblfmJ Park Commerce lxzdzmrifzl fIL7l771il1i,ll7!lIj077 Delta Upsilon Y.M.C,A. Committee lil: Illini Forensic Association ROBERT MILES TURNER ,........ Bloammgmn Engineering Pbyrifx Alpha Tau Omega Chi Gamma Iota ix N X X R W 1 I xxx X xx , N Q A F' .-vs f if Q W . A 1 X I W, , slr X 1 A 3i5flfQ-- ,. :iw- X i X I , l tt N QL K fQ1,t.i5gzQg:Qi?..Qs.x .i, as-. A Y I .9 I 4 r N e 'I N 1 :I X8 gi , I. I , as 6-'T' VVILLIAM ROBERT TURNER .... .... R amrey Commerce 1Ilm1il,gm1ef1r and A'It1J'f68fil1g Accountancy Club: Illini Insurance Society JAMES XVILLIARI TUsrrN i..... ...Chicago Engineering Ceramic Ezigizleering Delta Phi Freshman Varsity Swimming Squadg Dolphins C35 JAMES BYRON TUTTLE .....,. .... . 'llfzlflftl Journalism .'-1if1'erIi,riv1g Alpha Sigma Phi Illini Union Committee 15, -ll RAYMOND JOSEPH TXVERY. .. . . .Cbimgfv Commerce Marketing Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Clubg Spanish Clubg Honors Day 123 ROBERT FRANCIS Txvrss, . .Eau Of-mga, N. 1. Commerce Banking and FIPIHIILY Delta Upsilon Campus Chest 1555 Illini Insurance Society Seton Hall College ROBERT JOSEPH Twoi-no .... ...Cbimgo Engineering Civil Erlgiuaering A.S.C.E.: I.T.E. EDXVARD JOSEPH TYLE ...,.,..,,.... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Pallliixlf Science The Bastille House President 15lg XVILL 153 Honors Day 12, 51 Lil.llil'ORD ELi.is TYLER ..,... .,.. D izwzzmi Commerce rllarbulifllg Newman Hall Varsity 150 lb. Football Squad 12. 35, Letter GJ: First Lieutenant, Air Force XVingg Ar- nold Society ol Air Cadets: Pershing Rifles: Marketing Club Honors Day ill 359 KENNETH Trssex ......,. .Clin-.:ga Engineering Eferrnfrzl Engiiireiulg A.l.E,E.-I.R.E. LAURA MisAo UCHIMOTO ., .. .Chin-:go Library' Zofflagri XVesgog.I Honors Day tl, Il Ottcrben College RICH ARD Lrgxx is Usrxorn ...... ..H.-ilimi Engineering Eierlrirnl .Erigzuieiiug A,l.E,E.-l,R,E, Sliurtlett College Enxrsr HARPIR Urren ,, .... Rmb:-:Ile Law Lau' Phi Alpha Delta: junior Bar Association HARRY DAANIE YANorRI11Lr,, ..... Cbzmgv x ',: ln-if . YA is A 6551 X H A S I S05 .1 f- 1 9- ' fr, N ' l SA r-0 'i Dixision of Special Services so-v f Hnznij, fe' - Minrxwa Lodge Illini Christian Fellowship ll, Z, 5, -H i . Valparaiso lfnixersity 'I ' ' J V. . FI.m'It LE51.Ir VANIIrrIxx trrn. ,...... .Pekin Engineering Iii, rlrlrlzl Ijfiurut I img A.l EE.-l,R,E, Honors Day UH 1 Bradley University' Rorsrrzr Gionni? xlANDIQRXXrX'Il1I'l ........ Pekin Liberal Arts and Sciences fifvenzirril Eiigniiuring Phi Lambda UpsIlon3 Varsity Swimming Squad tl, 3, 413 A.I,Ch.E. Honors Day ill: University of Illinois Stholaiship Key St. Nnrlzcrt College ROIKIRT KrNNIj'IH VAr.IiIxIIrz ...... Chicago Lummcrcc .'llmlailin,1g Delta Tau Delta lllini Veterans: Marketing Klub Morgan Park junior fgnllcgc 360 .. y lb ST QA' 'S fi -.ax T27 I5 ' A NEIL DOUGLAS VAN DYKE ..,.... Champaign Engineering Ceramic Engineering Keramosg Cadet Colonel, Air Force Wingg Scabbard and Blade: A.C.S. NORLIAN Briirrmm VAN Koucnmsrr Romeo, Mich. Fine and Applied Arts Art Ednrrilloii Manager, Advertising, Illini Theatre Guildg Mask and Baubleg National Collegiate Play- ers: Pierrotsg Illini Theatre Guild Manager 13, Hg Illini Theatre Guild Cast lllg Fine and Applied Arts Society: Teachers-in-Train- ing Club EUGENE KEITH VAN Ni5ss,Pwr Hman, Miib. Engineering General Erlgirlrevifig A.F.S,: A.S.C.E, Port Huron junior College VERNA JEAN VAN Vifrzen... .,.. Urbana Library Bolany First Regimental Band fl, ll 1 University Or- chestra Ill Honors Day lll VIRGINIA Cmmr VAN Vnrzizn ..,...,, Uilnum Liberal Arts and Sciences P,IvIi.'bology Alpha Lambda Deltag French Club Honors Day ll, 3l Marietta College Rournr EARL VAN ZANDBERGBN. .Rock Irland Engineering rlleebnniml Engineering A,S.M.E. St. Anihmse College XVAYNF Eunrxiz VAIILAND .......... Ozmuw Division of Special Services Marketing Alpha Kappa Lambda House President 1473 Freshman Varsity XVrestling Squad lllg Captain, Air Force XVingg Arnold Society of Air Cadetsg Pha- lanx: Student Busincssmen's Association Hoxvimn XVINANS VARNEY i........ Delfn-.ni Agriculture Dairy Technology Carmen Amvcts Post No. 653 Dairy Technology So- ciety VLADIIIIIR JOSEPH VAVRA ..,. ...Chicago Engineering Mcrlmnical Engirzeerillg A.S,M.E.: S.A.E. ANDREW ARTHUR VAVRIIQ .,.,..,... Cbimgo Commerce Banking am! Flmzizre Annex Hall Illini Union Committee Q-Hg Y.M.C.A. Committee 133 3 Marketing Club EMILY LILLIAN VAVRUS ...,. Chicago Heigbrr Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Leinad Manor RONALD ERXYIN VEARA ..........,.. Chicago Engineering 1IIecZmniml Er1gim'e1'i11g A.F,S.: A.S.M.E,: Society for the Aclvance- ment of Management Honors Day ill ROBERT LEE VEDELL ,...,..,. ...Knoxville Agriculture Dairy Tecbnologfi Parade Ground Units Lieutenant, Army R.O.'I'.C.3 Transportation Corps Clubg Dairy Technology Society JOSEPH VELARDI ....,.... New York. N. Y. Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemical Elzgineerirlg A.I.Ch.E. Brooklyn College EUGENE NORMAN VENEGONI ,,.. .,.. .Herrin Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemirlrg CAROL VENERAELE ................... Anna Liberal Arts and Sciences Social Slndier Alpha Chi Omega The Illio Ol: Junior Prom Committee Stephens College, University of Wisconsin q...y . I5 I Y I , Q9 l I -e , I I A I me Q l ,. ..,.,-,:Fff9i 5 .1 I ,..,. V.... f c '1i',:x,,,. !.,:. haf Q Q 4 s . 1 ,fa-xt Szzs, I 'Q gf Vi S, X I by X Q X Q 0 X l 155.gif , Ji, JULIA ANNA VENHUD.-X ,....... .... C lyirogo Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher' Tmizzing in Biology Lincoln Avenue Residences XYf'.A.A. HI L NV.G.S. Executive Council GJ: Freshman Wleek Committee H51 Teachers-im Training Club Herzl Junior College GEORGE HUGH VENZKE .......,,.. Bellwood Liberal Arts and Sciences PJj'l'Z7r7!0gj' Liniiersity of Wisconsin HENRY THOMAS VEREOOMEN ..,.... Cbimgo Commerce Jlnrketnzg Ima' lllaamgenzent Parade Ground Units VICTOR VINCENT VERDICO... ...., Chicago Engineering Cifil Ellglilfffillg A.S.C.E. DOROTHY JEAN VERNOR ..,.... Wood Ri:-er Liberal Arts and Sciences Pqrbology Evans Hall Director, Department of Recreation, Illini Union: Director, Department of Entertainment, Illini Uniong Mortar Board, Alpha Lambda Delta: Psi Chig Illini Union Board 141: Illini Union Council 139: Illini Union Com- mittee CZM House President l-Hg Marketing Clubg Phi Beta Kappa Honors Day C1,2, 511 University of Illinois Scholarship Key JF.-KN MARIE VERTOVEC ....... ...Elnzhum Agriculture Home Economics Palamar Home Economics Club Purdue University RAYRIOND JOHN VERTOVEC ..., ...Elmliufrl Engineering Civil Engineering A.S.C.E.g I.T.E. ROBERT GORDON VEsT .,.... .... C apron Commerce Mamzgemenl Xvesmen Y.M.C.A. Committee 13,-Hg Student Re- ligious Council 15,431 Wfesley Foundation Student Council 15.-llg Accountancy Club: Spanish Club 361 Vrxrox ARTHUR VI:sI.a ..... .,,eit-M111 XVILLIAM JOHN VOEGELI. . . ,. ,Iournalism :ldI5i!,'r1r1,g Northern Illinois State Tedclieis' Ci-illege RL:-srLI, ROBERT Virihixiax ,... Hillirflli' -Iournalism .'IdIE'I .',w H13 Delta Ifpsilrin Inztrtimternlty liuuntil 13,41 Bellexille ,Iunior College Mantis LOLIILL Viximnn ,, 1l wii.' Ruff Agriculture G'iirti..'il :lLI.'.1i.'.'.'iv Field .Ind Ittxriuu' XXL-urn Illinois Nxt: tiillege Roma. 'lkiuuas Yirr ,. brizilw Commerce Ifp,..',i1i.'.ri' I-l.Jm.w:f ' S.,n'.i P. I+-use President mr Mufti-ri -Iuni-ir College -IiisiIfH Primers Yixwio ..,Pi1f'..-ni, N. I' Engineerrn' Givleuil Efsgxiiiir Kliilmxxk ruling: IZNIIL VI,'iIs,ax'ICH , , .,., Clviiiti Engineering C1111 Iffielmiir Xkilwn vluninr Crillege rirxr Lmmxcr Vidwiiir ....Cb1r.1i,, journalism Eillfofliil Sigma Delta Chi Herzl junior College Bulimrm NANCY Voror, ,,., ,,.,. . ..,'1lIffu Liberal Arts and Stiemes Bizrtrrlulcfifi Lincoln Avenue Residences St. Ijiuls University 362 7 . . . ,Elgin Engineering Elerfrmil Engineering Acafia A.l.E.E.-I.R.E. joliet Junior College Frtruriizicx WILLIAM XIOFLFFI. ......... Pt-mm Fine and Applied Arts Pillrlllllg Zeta Psi Msnager, Design, Illini Theiitre Guilclg Sa- eliemz Tomshawki Arepog Mask and Bauble: N.itional Collegiate Players: Pierre-tsg Illini Union Council 1433 Illini Union Committee 12, 5, Jig Illini Thestie Guild Mannger IZ, SIL Illini Theatre Guild ffist 111 Srvzuorit VOGEL ., . ,..,. . .... Ieiliifiij Division of Speuial Seruees Hfimvj Annex Hall Roiirrtr ERNEST VOGFLI? ....... ,.iCh1.'.15o Fine and Applied Arts .1a'1'erf1JH1g Dwfluu Alpha Tatu Omega 'I40l'l'lJlIJNVk1 Phi Eta Sigmag Illustr.ItuI's: The Illio tllg Illini Union Committee 41, 2, SI: Illini Theatre Guild Production St.1lI LU1 Student Senate lil: Muketing Club Hnnurs Day 11, 2, 5I. University of Illinois Seliolarship Key NORMAN PAUL Voonx ,.... ...Nfiiuik Agriculture Gwinn!! .-Iylifillfiw' Farm House Star And Scrollg Alphn Zet.I1 Alplu Tau Al- plmg Interfraternity Council ISI: A Ciippella Clmir 1-Hg Illinois Agrieulturist tl, 1, 3, -Hg All Ag Field Day Committee ll, 2, 3Ig Plow Boy Prom Committee fl, 2, 53 3 Agricultural Economics Club: Agriuultural Educirtion Club Honors Day III fil,lFI'ORD MARSHALL Vomx ,,,. .,., C lvimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences CIJEIIIIJIIQ' Alpha Phi Omegag A.C.S. Gannon THURLOXV Voxrrs... .v,, Lf1Grfn1ge Commerce A'It17ldgL'VllL'7ll Blackhawk Lyons Township junior Collegcg Univer- sity of tfilorado Domus EARL VOLENT'INF ,,.i.... HL'NIfI,IfPHi1 Commerce Atfolnltazlry Accountancy filubg Christian Srience Organiza- lion Honors Day ll, ZI WALTER HENRY VoLicr-Ifmx ,...... Kiiribikee Commerce lllaazdgmzsnl Alpha Tau Omega Skull and Crescentg Concert Band l-Il 3 March- ing Band ll, 2, 5, 43 3 First Regimental Ban-I ll. 3. 53 Honors Day lll FRANK OLIVER XIOLLE ....,...... Alf. Pnliiiki Education P,ry6b0lrigy Dornoch Chi Gamma Iotag Psi Chig MIA. Executixe Council l3l2 Tempo l-ll Honors Day l3l HARRY RICHARD Vox Hrurx ...... lI nnifiiz.i Engineering Ciril Eflgjlliililllg Theta Xi Marching Band l1,2,3l: First Regiinenail Band ll, Z, Bl: Engineering Council l3, -ilg A.S.C.E.: I.T,E. PHILIP VooI,AcH ............... Rare Iihiuil Commerce flcronzllilifrg Accountancy Club Honors Day l5l RICHARD HAROLD VosH,-xLI. .,,...... Pimpelil Division of Special Services Commeire Sigma Chi Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club Illinois College DOMINIC JOSEPH Vorfi .... 501116 Wilmingioii Commerce Perfonnsl Management Accountancy Club: Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Clubg junior Chamber of Com- merce Herzl junior College MILAN ANDREW VOYVODICH ......... Skokie Engineering Civil .E!7gjllE'6'1'il7g Gazuncl Heights House President l-413 A.S.C.EI Honors Day lll Illinois Institute of Technology IOSEPH Joi-IN VRBA .............. Braokheld Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbenziflry Socialist Study Club Lyons Township junior College sg van . w '.l ,Q tio if 'til v sz I 'UO 3 Q :Jigs wi. Q .5 so ,'s',-Lffiifsic an i ' ,ui .. as me 4' -f 'Q 1 nnzrw ug' W cc. f .ka 4 XII x5 sly i ,-., . -J: f ' --aff-Q if' .fafx .Y I A ' up, .--- if ... N I' , is is x :E . , 5.6.4-il . A 4 V-if . gf . ,Ji-'-..,:: , 2 RJ 'A .Qi 'un- S' set Lu ROBERT VLTVION'ICH ..........,..... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Cberrzimzl Erlgiueeririg Barons Illini Union Committee l2l: A.l.Ch,E.g French Clubg German Club Hnnurs Day lll ARTHUR FALILKNIER VYSE, III ....., Himffale Division of Special Services I-'lil Phi Sigma Kappa XVILSON BURNSIDIZ XY'ADSXY'ORTH, .lR4.Cbimga Commerce illizrkelirzg Blackhawk Illini Union Committee rail: XVILL l-U3 Marketing Club EDWARD CHARLES WAQENLCHT .....4 Alofrimn Engineering Eleclrlcal Engnzeeiirzg Phi Eta Sigma: A.I.E,E.-I.R.E. Honors Day lll CAROL PAYE VUAGLE ,........,.... lY'ef1ivlle Liberal Arts Teizrlrsigf Tnmmig in Speech Cagle Hall Y.XV,C.A. Committee lil 1 Campus Chest lil HILLARD JOHN WAGNER ............ Chicago Engineering illfrbaniral Engineering A.S.M.E. PAT PERNETTE WAGNER ............ Manoon Physical Education Pbyfical Education Delta Gamma Illini Union Committee l3J: Campus Chest lil: XV.A.A. l3,-ll: Physical Education Majors Club Stephens College RICHARD EDWARD WAGONER ,....,. Psrerfburg Agriculture Vocational Agriculture Alpha Tau Alpha 363 Lows CLIFFORD XVAGL' ........ .Ilozilziwflu Liberal Arts .ind Seientes SITJIIIAZZ L.111f1-f1v1sv'1i'.1i1 Pif1gr.m1, ami Hlflavj Theta Kappa Phi Chi Gamma Iota. Y.M,C,A. Ci-mmittee 13, 1 -llg Amxets Pust No, 3. Spxnish Club wifi' 'tw Curronri Grxr XYVAIBEL .. Elmimnd Lbmmcwe .II.1r iw 3:11 Delm L'psilnn Mixrl-.eting Club Southern llhniiis L'nixe:sity BARR-XR.-X Amer XY AIxxxRIi.H'r D.115f1pfJ1.'. lozzi ' ' Library Scliiir-l Sinimlffuy - R Honors Dax' 13? Q i Augustlnu College 4- ' if i i Ma if YS-1' - S gsm: CLAIRE Russrii. Wiaixxx Rim-ii' ,,.H1l1rdi1le Engineering Efri'fr1L'L1f lfrmlrlrivlfm A l.E,E.-I.R.E. Augustiini College Krxsriii ALONZO XVAITY... ,... .Sheldon Physical Edutntifin Rrfinuilfffri ' La Cuterie Axim SHYDROFF XVAIrz:nxx Mmmi Bearb, Flu. Liberal Arts .md Stiences Suimlffifj, Delhi Phi Epsilon Alpha Lambda Delta Flr.rid.l State University: Unixersity of INIi.xmi Hgiwxnu Lrsiir XVMci.i..mn . Troy Engineering xlurlrullinizl Erlglmiiing Campus f,hest 1211 Intramural Manager 1351 Baptist Fniundatmn Student fuumil 62,511 A.S.A,E XXVIILIAM IWIARTA XVfiKrR1,xw . .... illizzan Aigritulture l'fim1muiil xlwlififllne Alpha Tau Alphix, First Lieutenunt, Avmy R.O.T,f. Regiment, Phi thi Ezag Scnl'-haril and Blade 364 RONALD LESTER XVALDER ,..,. .,.. N iiperziille Engineering Jlcrlmiziml Evzgineering A.S.M,E.1 S.A.E. C.aRLrox EDWARD XVAIJQRR.Elizabexlwflle, Plz. Engineering Elffrfiml Erzgnzuuvnlg Phi Eta Sigmag A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. Hunnrs D.1y ll, Zi CONSTANCE Louise XVALKER. .. ..., Cinmm Agriculture Holm' Ei'nz1ur1llt'.r Edninlllufl Alpha House Omicron Nu: Alpha Lambda Delta: Phi Upsilon Omicron: Home Economics Club Honors Day tl, Z, 513 University of Illinnis Scholarship Key Erwrsr HOWARD XVALKER ,.,.... JdL'k.f07lI'ill9 Division of Special Services Conimsfif Illinois Cullege JAMES CFCIL XNilAl.l-QER, JR.. .. ,... Cimfon Commerce Mamzgcfrlelil Ilflnnre Hall I-Inuse President ISI INIARY BITRNICE XVALKITR ,,.......... Derarln Liberal Arts and Sciences Gt'0gY'df7hj' Lincoln Avenue Residences Millikin University Rouifm' DANirL XVALKER ...... .New Lenax Agriculture Gem'ral Agrirzrllme Aeacu Hoot and Horn Club: Illini Insurance S0- ciety Joliet junior College RouRR'r FINDLEY WALKER... .... Urbana Commerce Arfwmtanfy RAYMOND EUGENE WALxowrcz ..... Cbifogo Commerce A'Itl1I11gE7lI8fll and Mmueoliiig MILDRED MARTHA WALL .... .Illoywood Agriculture Home Erurminirr Delta Zeta Home Economics Club: RiHe and Pistol Club DELORES WALLACE ................. Chicago Fine and Applied Arts Pairiimg Illustrators JOHN THOMAS XVALLACE, ja, .,..... Dvmfur Fine and Applied Arts Arcbilectmuzl Eflgliltiflfilg Alpha Rho Chi Gargoyle: Phi Eta Sigma Honors Day f1,2,3ll University of Illinois Scholarship Key PATRICIA EVELYN WALLACE ,........, Urbmm Liberal Arts and Sciences Molbenirrtnit Pi Beta Phi Director, Department of Dances, Illini Uniony Mortar Boardg Torchg Illini Union Board Mlg Illini Union Council C333 Illini Union Committee 11,252 Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 4511 Y.W.C.A. Committee tl, Z, 413 N.S.A. Senate Subcommittee 1213 Student Religious Council 11, 2, 31 Honors Day il, 2, Sli University ot' Illinois Scholarship Key ROBERT GENE WALLACE ........ Mr. Cm-mol Fine and Applied Arts Mnfic Sigma Pi Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfoniag Marching Band fl, 3, 41: First Regimental Band 12, 3, 415 Re- pertory Orchestra f2, 5, -ij University of Miami LORRAINE GRACE WALLACH..BlU0k1j'!1, N. Y. Liberal Arts and Sciences Pfyrhology Lincoln Avenue Residences Illini Theatre Guild Cast 131 3 United World Federalists Brooklyn College FRANCIS DALE WALLS ...... ..... P arir Commerce AFCDHIZIHIIFQ' Accountancy Club Eastern Illinois State College - '14 av Qs za --t. ., 410 5?-:, ' g,:., 5sa-zsf fssa 1 4 I ., .V ' X 1 ag A fx fiiiitf 5 . HARVEY EUGENE XVALLS ..,.... Granite City Engineering Elem-ical Engineering Tau Beta Pig Eta Kappa Nug Pi Mu Epsilong A,I.E.E.-I.R.E. Honors Day 11, 51 Henderson State Teachers' College -IOSEPH KEITH XIUALSH .,.......... Rockford Division of Special Services 1,ll1Ifkt'lH1g Captain, Air Force XVingg Arnold Society of Air Cadets: Amvet Post No. 65: Illini Veteransg Marketing Clubi Rilie and Pistol Club GEORGE GENE WALTHrus .,.. ..., C hicago Commerce r'll.1i'kr'1ii7g and Mrznrzgrment Phi Kappa Tau Alpha Delta Sigmag Marketing Club Morgan Park junior' College JAMES FRANCIS vUAI,ZIiR ..... .... C lm-ago Commerce Mrzrkellrig Barton House The Daily Illini ill: Marching Band 11, 213 First Regimental Band 11, Zi: Second Regimental Band U11 Accountancy Clubg Marketing Club NORMAN EDWARD WANDKEH. ..,, Chicago Engineering Mechanical Eilgifltiflfllg Chi Gamma Iota: Sigma Tau: Pi Tau Sigmag A.S.M.E.g S.A.E.g Illini Glider Club Wright junior College Louis XVILLIAM WAPPEL ...... Earl St. Lonir Physical Education Plyyrifol Eo'urolior1 Phi Epsilon Kappag Tribe of Illini: Fencing Manager 13. -Il 1 Moingwena RAYMOND PAUL XVARCHOL .... .,.. C laicogo Engineering Civil Erigineeririg Newman Hall A.S.C.E.: l.'l'.E. ROBERT LESLIE XVARD ,.,...... .,Cbompaign Commerce fiwzilifirtriirjr Theta Chi Illini Union Board 13.-il: Campus Chest 445 365 Roarm' ,Ioiix YV.-KRGFR .,.,, ,, .ckiinigp Division ul Special Servites flfL'A7llg'i'f1ll'C' Illini Theatre Guild Csst l3lL Erentli Club University uf Houston: DeP.iuw University Gmmzr Ci-iizisrmx XV.uz:srxr ..,., 0.1.6 Pink Dixision of Special Serxices Erlzirneviug A.5,M,E. Ricrtsiui GLENN W.aRNoci4, ..,ll.'. Kirin!! Engineering fiiirl Eflglflirllflf Tau Beta Pi. A.S,C.E. M-inrnuuth Firlleue llriisi uri. josrvri XVAR'i'llQ ,C,n1r1uu.ilr, Ol-in Eine .intl Applied Arts .'lifin:,'l1r1z Di vigrx llliidmrurs, The llli-v l5.4l. Dolphins 42, A, in l'l+murs DM ll, Il Vrrkulnin Polytetlinlt Institute, Ilniveisity nf I liit.i ii Hrrcrlrrtr XY'AssFRMA:s ,,,,, . ..t,l11iiigf, Commerce .'li'wf1nrl.1m -1 X-llwl: Hwruse Att-iuntuniv tluh I'niversity -if f.rlitorni.1 .it Los Angeles. Niiitliuestern University Br rixum RM' XVA'rrfrcs, .. . .. Rffilu -fir tommerce .Il.n1.lt'zr11r nl tim! illiiiiulllri' lXI.iilwtln: flulw Npiinuneltl .luniiii tollege Mxitiiinir tfxiuviiix XV,ailtixs,, ..-liilim l.il'wer.il Arts .Intl Siiemex Hiiillrlfflfqm Kiln Kluls lllius: Presiiltnt ll, ll , liniteimllitgy flula Hurfl junior I olleue. lNl.rtlXlurr.ry f irllc,: Rfirirni Aim x Wiisrm . ,..'ln,f,,,, llizisiiiri ul Npetiiil Ncrxitts llfimm iiunu I hi Illini Ijnxuri fvimmittee 454 ll, hlgiilling lS.intl ll, JI . liirst licginieriml lS.inil ll, Il 366 rn - ' QQ -ac - ,-. - , ,. - .v tw.,- ' ' ,.-sf' .. 4. ' ' ' E i I A Trr Yixtrxr Wnsox .....,.. Bloommgmn Division of Special Services Alarketing Phi Gamma Delta Alpha Delta Sigmn Illinois XVesley.xn Universityg Syracuse Uni- xcrsity PHILLIP Howvuux Wfvrr .... .,.. C iiumu Agriculture .-lgrorzomy Alpha Kappa Lambda Star and Scrollg Phi Eta Signup Star Course Manager 125: Y.M.C.A. Committee 41lg Iritertraternity Council Ml: House President 1-Hg Men's Glee Club H11 Pershing Ritlesg A.S,A.E. Hunors Day ll! Ci.M'rtis Eunnwr W.-xrrrns 4... ...Dwight Agriculture Drury TFFXVIIUIUQI1' Dairy Technology Society Griomzr Dowfxrrn XVIEAR ..,...,,. ..,. D undue Engineering Ciril Eflgilifllfllg Delhi Sigma Phi Chi Epsilon: A.S.C.E. Honors Day ll. 51 Kent State University j.xcQui:i,iNF Wmvnn .......,,..... Emmmn Liberal Arts and Sriences Spiruirlv Kappa Alpha Theta Shi-Al: Phi Beta Knppag Alpha I..1mbrln Deltng Sigma Delta Pig The Daily Illini fl, Z, Blg Illini Union Committee 11,Zl3 Y.XV. C.A. Committee lllg Pxnhellenic Executive Council Ml: House President 1-Hg Spanish Club ll. 2, 5l Honors Day 11,1551 Unixersity of Illinois Sclmlarsliip Key juries Frmmiis Vlmvrn .......,, Spfmgfielil Division of Spatial Services Prn'-Ali'i1'ii im' Captain, Army R,O,T,C. Regimentg Zeta Sigma Alpha Springlicld junior College Ernox Iiumxn Wrms .,,... ..,,,. C enniilm Engineering Elvrlmal .EIl4UHIt'L'lj!lKL1 A.I.E.E.-l.R.E. Cientr.rli.l ,lunior College Rnruizi KARL Wrtma ,,.,.,.., Kll'kf!'IUL', Mn. Fine and Applied Arts Munn' Plu Mu Alplia-Sinfuning lloncert Band fl, 2, 3, 4l1 Marching Band fl, 2, 3. -ll LLOYD WEBER ...........,........ Demzm Fine and Applied Arts Artbileclure Clark House House President Q31 5 Marching Band fl, 51 1 First Regimental Band fl, 315 A.I.A.g Fine and Applied Arts Society Illinois State Normal Universityg Columbia Universityg Harvard University WILLIAM GROVER XVEBER .... .... C bimgn Engineering Civil Efzgizzeerirzg Granada Club A.S.C.E. Illinois Institute ot' Technology AI.FRliD JACK WEBS1'ER ,..,.... ...Bnrlww Engineering I .Mining E77gi2IBFl'i71g Sigma Phi Delta Phi Eta Sigmag M.I.S. Honors Day fl, 2, 3, 41 g University of Illinois Scholarship Key ALLAN LAKE XVEBSTFR ............ ll baf1lon Division of Special Services Ecormmirr Sigma Pi Illini Union Committee IZ, 51 g First Lieuten- ant, Army R.O.T.C, Regimentg Transportation Corps Club: Marketing Club: Amvets Post No. 65: Illini Insurance Society Virginia Military Institute DONALD JEROME XVEBSTER. ......... .Fiiber Liberal Arts and Sciences Pryclvology LAXVRENCE MARTIN XVECKSTEIN Ken' Gardenr, N. Y. Commerce Mmzagenzezfr and Marketing Flagg House M.I.A. Executive Council 1215 Marketing Club HOWARD NICHOLS XVEDELSTAEDT ..,, Cbimga Commerce Ilflnrkelifzg Marketing Club Williams College MARY ANN WEEKS ........... ...Cfgimga journalism i I Edifarial Delta Zeta Q 'O I rx- Kappa Tau Alphag Theta Sigma The may mini mg num Blackburn grins 'A Blackburn College .1 lil ' -- 'f. - -' Iii i'..'.i: i ,rl ' lilliii ROBERT GEORGE XVEIHROUCH Smith Bend, Ind. Fine and Applied Arts illnair Erllzrlrfian Exmoor Hall Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfonia: Concert Band fl 2, 5, -X15 Marching Band fl, .'Z,3,-113 Uni- versity Orchestra l21 C University Chorus ffil ' XVILL Q41 FRED VUILl.IAM Wan: ...........,... Chicago Fine and Applied Arts Painlirlg Sigma Phi Epsilon EARL JAMES XVEINCEK ....,......... Cbfmgo Division of Special Services Hirf0ry Sigma Chi Varsity Football Squad fl, 213 Vl1l5lt1' Track Squad fl, Z, -l1, Letter I41: Freshman Frolic Committee: Junior Prom Committeeg Teachers-in-Training Club RONALD ALLAN WEINRESS .... ,... C lift-.rw Commerce Mnrkerizlg Pi Lambda Phi The Daily Illini fl, 213 Board of Fraternity Affairs f5, 415 Interfraternity Council 115. 411 Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club Honors Day 42, 31 IRA JAY XVEINSTEIN ..,..,,.... Barron, Allin. Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Annex Hall Honors Day Cl, 2. 51 JUDITH ANN XVEINSTEIN .....,...... Chicago Education Teacher Trninifzg in Alnlbemntifr E.K.T, Club XV.A.A. fl, 2,415 House President H13 Teachers-in-Training Club Honors Day fl, 31 VERNON EDXVARD WEISKOPF .,... Libertyville Commerce Alnmzgermwr House President Q-X15 Accountancy Club Knox College l'IrlRRY IRA WErsRrAN ........ .... C bicngo Engineering Gemirrrl Euginreiiflg Clark House llonors Day f31 University of Wisciunsin DONALD C.-XSSELLS Weiss., ,. Nr-power Division ot' Special Serxices jaurmzllfm The Daily Illini 15. 43 4 House PresIdent tall, First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentl Arsecag Phalanx, junior Chamber ot Com- me-rce1 Sphinx, Galesburg Alumni Associa- tion: Sigma Delta Chi Miehigan College of Mining and Technology I-IARVEY XYIEISS ..,......,.. New Ilfrk. N. If Education Tf'.1I'3f'ir Tmlrlmlg nz Snrhif Xllhflfr Alpha Phi Omega: Teachers-in-Training Club Br-It-klyn College, New York Ilnixersity HIZIIBIRI lard XY Piss ,,.. Clinuiufi DIxIsIo:I ol Spatial Serntes Plilyniy Signia Delta lhig The Daily IllIni 15.43. Tempo 13, 43, RIHQ and Pistol Klub Purdue L'nIxersIty ,Inns bHIRaI-Irs XY'EI4S ,. . Cl7d77If'dlgII Lilveral Arts and Scieniges Clurrlzrlrj Phi Delta Theta PIII Eta SIEIIIHI Varsity Basketball Squad 123: Freshman Varsity Basketball Squad: Varsity Track Squad 153: Freshman Varsity Tratk Squad H-Inurs Dax' 113 KIxsIf'I'I-I EL'c,rrsE Weiss ,, . .... Qniurg Engineering I-lfmrmnllfal Ezzglmumg I Ao, Knox College, Quincy College I,IIIx MANLIIYI. XVLIss , . ...Chiraga Commerce Allllktpllllg sigma Alpha Mu Illini Union Committee 13, 433 Marketing Klub P1-,L'I. Wrlss , .. ,,.. ,, , .,.ClJ1rago Engineering AIeI'l1ar71Ii1l Ewrgzrzirrirzg RAIIJII MILHAEL Wriss . .... Hinrllalu Engxneerlnu Gemini Iiuiilmtimg A S V E 368 i ti 5- 4 :st A.. 1' , ' 'iix ics' lv'Q'!r f l u I ,. 5? ' N .x I L i, x 9 x fi I Vi . I X 5. I i , S , ' S1 , tif , , ', Q Qi' ' .ll - 'za-Lag an K W' s-S ROBERT ARTHUR Weiss ,.,.,. .... C bimgo Engineering Civil Engineering Colonial Arms University Chorus 153: A,S.C.E.: Illini M21- sonic Club Ricnartu Wfissixiax ...... .... C alliimvlle Pbvy,r1I'a1 Ejllfdfldll Physical Education Annex Hall Varsity Baseball Squad 12,311 FI'eshm.In Varsity Baseball Squad Syraruse Universityg XV.15hington Unixeisity Cyiinrrtr BRLIQL WEIROLIRNIQ. 4, ...ollilllld Engineering Elrrlrlnll Eziglrleerjrlg A.I.E.E.-I,R.E. Honors Dax' 123 XYHLLIAM GILItIoRIz XVELLH ..... Diitifif-ld Engineering .IIwluIfIli'nl Erzgmsernzg Phi Sigma Kappa A,S.M,E, DONALD IRx'IN WELI.I2Ri ..ClmmpIiign Liberal Arts and Sciences Cflwlllrrra Alpha Tau Omega Phi Eta Sigma: Omega Beta PI Honors Day 11, 2, 33 jfimiis XVILLIAM XXIITLLS ,,.4 ...Gliwroe Commerce xllalkrlivlg Lundgren House First Lieutenant, Army R,O.T.C.. Regiment: Military Council: Phalanx, Illini Forensic Associationg Marketing Club RICHARD ERIERICI4 WELLS .... ...Cbmiga Engineering Elcrlrlml Eliglfltdlllllg Lundgren House Phi Eta Sigma: Eta Kappa Nu: A.l.E.E.- l.R,E. Honors Day 11, 2, 33: University of Illinois Scholarship Key Roisrnr HENRY Wrziw .,... ...Mmmmulln Agriculture Gemfml flgrirzzlluiu Field and Furrow University of Houston DON OLAF XYIENDELBORG ............ Cbiraga Engineering Mechanical Erzgineering A.S.M.E. EDWARD OTTO WENDT, JR. ......... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Economirf Delta Tau Delta Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club HALEDAN XVENDT ,,....,.. Mrzndnl. Norway Fine and Applied Arts .4r'rbiIe'rlurr Honors Day I2l Chico State College LEONARD NORTON XVENIG ..,,...... Clvimgo Liberal Arts and Sciences P,-'lwhologji Psi Chi Honors Day Cl, 51 Northwestern University ROBERT BEECHER VUENTVUORTH .... Ifaukegmi Engineering lllffffldllffdl Engineering Rogers House Pi Tau Sigmag A.S.M.E.g S.A.E. Honors Day I3 l HAROLD MONROE XVENZEL ,...... Pm-la Ridge Liberal Arts and Sciences P1'e-Ilfledicine Sigma Phi Epsilon KENNETH SAUI. Wsarcow' ,... , ..,.,. Cbirago Division of Special Services Commririirl xii-1 NORMAN WERNER .,...,.......... Sfrealm' Fine and Applied Arts lllurif E:,l4t'z1fl0!1 Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfonia: Concert Band 43, 4l g Marching Band fl, 23 1 First Regimental Band 11, Zlg University Chorus Ml: Men's Glee Club 13, 4l Honors Day 11, 2, Sl: University of Illinois Scholarship Key , f f' ,Q cb. .A a . I .-., 1 L YA .1 ,N p . r - 4 we .sz A A '- ,S K' :ws Q, 'Q M. -A J . ,z , . , i ' EN -'T sf V, 5.39:-ff, , J 1 S 'QW ' Pi r JR V2 ,-- 5. if-fzjifr i f 2 'i i it 1 skif 1 as ii L 2 i .4 131 '-534153-af . ' 13. N r X. 'W'-I ROSALIE WERNER . ..,....,.......... Pwiirz Liberal Arts and Sciences 7.k':lL'l7El' Training in Spanirb PhI Mu Illini Union Committee fl, ll 3 Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff lllg Y.XV.C.A. Corn- mittee 1l,2l g XV.A,A. 11, 2,3,4l1 Spanish Club: Teachers-in-Training Club AIAR-JORII' VIRGINIA XVESLEY .,.,... Gilleipie Liberal Arts and Sciences Home Economic! XVelsh House Phi Upsilon Omicrong Home Economics Club ROBERT WILLIAM XVESSELN ,,... Pinrkizeyrille Engineering zlleclmumzl Engimfering College Hall A.S.M.E.: S.A.E. Southern Illinois University I-IORACE EDWARD VVIEST Jfzrkxon Hvigblr, N, Y. Education Geography and Ceulogwi The Illio 12, 3lg Y.M.C.A. Committee l2l: Cyclothem Clubg Teachers-in-Training Club Honors Day Ill JOHN RICHARD WESTERBERG ......, Roi-Hoi-d Commerce Maflaelirzg Marketing Club JOHN MICHAEL WHALEN ,,......., Ireitiale Engineering 1llFL'l7dl1fL'dl Engimferirzg A,S.M.E. Honors Day ill BYRON JAMES XVHEELESS .....,,... Rnrklord Commerce .llsrkrfnzg and lllriflrzluurlzerlf Chi Gamma Iota: The Daily Illini 1-Il 3 Mar- keting Clubg Junior Chamber of Commerce Honors Day ill Michigan College of Mining and Technology INIALCOLN ll'lONTIIll'H WrIIPI'I,r. .. ,.,L'f1r.1 Agriculture I-iIqr'iI'14fllzmf Eruf1nr11lI',i lllini Union Committee Ill 1 Y.M.C.A. Com- mittee 12, 3l: University Chorus li,-llg Men's Glee Club ll, 2, 5, -ll: lllinoi-2 Agri- culturist Ol: Agricultural Economics Llubg Rural Life Club 369 Nurs Nusox XYHITLOMB .. .. Bllllivltilt' Agritultutc Giulia! ,-i5v'1t'lil,'nu Alpha Gamma Rho btar and Scroll: Y.N.C.A. K.llJII1CI Hlg Y. M.C,.A. Committrc 11, 2. 5. -U1 lllmms Agri- culturlst 41l 1 Agricultural Council G. -ll . Pl-m Buy Prom Committee: ill. Dairy Pru- tluctmn Club: Hun: and H-,im Klub: Moms' vena H-inf-rs Dax' Hb lHARll'4 TIMOTHY XY!-ilu. ,,,. 4 f,.11i1j'.11ttf Lluniincrtc .1i'1uln11.:r.w'i Tau Kappa Epsilon Phi Eta Sigma llnnnrx Dax' 11, IP i ..,1.fffepti,i Dk7l,ClRl'9 PAULINI XYVHITI' Agritultutc Hum: lfufrzfnflftf E.lfi.'.:l1ftf1 Rectal Club Ht-use Preutlent tlbi CU-t liairman. All Au Fiuld Day fummtttec lfll. Plc-xx Buy Pt-'ini tummittrc IM, Home Etunutiinu Club Duxxiu Xxx-XRREN XYHt'1r .5f. 1 tfplw, Jlxtli. Engineering Ge 1:1 1.11 l:i1u1mu.'f:, Sigma Chi linux XYit,t.l,ui XYYHIII , .,Dtum.wu Agtitultutc D.m'1 Yttlvifflf tj Dairy Technology Sotxuty Indiana State Tentliuu' f-wllcgc llmxmu Uxxtix XVHHV.. .,.. Finn Agrxtulturt Gitllnlrlf .'lwfinli'nrc AlpE1.iTau Alpha Q Agtltultural Eduuatmn l,luI lnth.in.i btatc 'l'c.ulu-rx' t-,llcgc Mlm' Ottxn Wurtt' ,.,.. .. , Cb.m11i.u,q1 fumrncrtt lgufriffrinu Pl licia Phi Y XVI .A. Committee ll I ll-inurx Day Ill Hiuium lp-Jim' Wtixzr' , .NM,f1.. I-Int .mtl Applxt-l Arts .'1ulmi11,it A.I.A . Fine ,mtl Apph,-l Ain Smitty 370 T1--V S 45-I ac.- M, ., . tif ...,- L- IK 'Q- Y' V: -fb sr v 1 1 W11.t.t.aM O't'1s VUHITE ..... . Engineering Gemini! Ellgfilfffiflg ,. . LaGrange liixiHIu'N jrfxx xYr'Hl'lFN,-XLR ....... .ibiugdon Agriculture Hmm' Efflllrllllltv Petite Maison Home Emnomics tllulw -lfmnn Oman XVHl'rt,otx ,Cffjjvtfu Engineering CIN! Euglmtrzrlg Chi Epsilong Engineering: Cfuunqil 1433 Aj, C.E. Greenville f tillcgc Ruurm' HAROLD Wiciiiw, .. ,. .Alffmtme Commute lr1.I'nilrJ.1l .'1,fw.'fi1i:f.1J:u-rr Lhi Gamma Iutag Accountamy Clubg Market- ing flub Honors Day til Bucknrll Unnvcisity Hrrturnr MILTON Wmotixx sox. ,.,. tjmwlllfm Agtitulturc Gvllrml xlgfltullmu Marthing Band 1135 First Regimental Band lll . Agricultural Economics Klub Auariti' EUGENE Wiumfu.. ,... lI.nmv, Il ii. Pbyyilrul Eiflltkllllfll Physical Educatmn V.trslty Foothill Squad ll, 25, Letter lllg 'I'r1lw ol llhni Xlifittenlwerg fullegc Vlxuxi' RAYMOND XVIIUIRKIHR ,... Chimgo Liberal Arts .ind Sticntu Cfwrrlltlry Micliigan Cnllegc uf Mince .intl Tctlinol- SY f.Hl'STI1R KIETH Wlrxi KI . ., ...Ilillihwn Ctimmcrtc Alalkulllltg fnlunial Manm' Illini lnsuranu: Sutictyl Malkuting Cluh HontJrS Day lll HAROLD WIENER . .... ........ T eanerk, NJ. Fine and Applied Arts AI'ibilfI'l1zre Pi Lambda Phi A.I.A. Bergen junior College: Seton Hall College. University of Pennsylvania ROBFRT Louis WHLBAT .,... . Engineering Elefliimzl Ellgllltvlill-E A.I.E.E.-I,R.E. THFLM.-I PATRICIA XY'II.BOL'RN... Commerce CtlIIIfIIt'YL'li11 Teafbiug Stratford House Phi Chi Thetag Accountancy Club: in-Training Club XVESLEX' CRAIN XVILCOX. ,... .... Agriculture General ,'igl'IL'I4lIlH'F . .Chit tzgm ....K.1iV.l Te.ILlIeI's- . .xlllfllltll Y.M.C.A. Committee tllg House President Ill 3 Field and Furrow Honors Day ill Illinois State Normal Unixersity j.IMrs Lexus XVILDT ........ . Agriculture Vacatlomil Agrlrlfllnre Alpha Tau Alpha . . .l in gmrtl ROBERT PATRICK WILEY... .... For-fir Park Law Lau' Club Coler Phi Delta Phig House President 43, -ll: ,lu- nior Bar Association Northwestern University EDWIN TADEUS WILK ....... .... C liimgo Journalism Adrerfiiilig Alpha Delta Sigmag The Daily Illini lilg Marketing Club Wright junior College RAYMOND EDXVIN WILKEN ,... .... . 'LILEIIIPI Agriculture Voraliamzl Agl'fL'IlllIll'L' Illi-Dell Agricultural Education Clubg Dairy Produgtion Club Honors Day 131 92, i-fir Q 'E' 4 I 3 ' V -I I- 5 it t r r L- - I -.eww-.sm Q ga-I 5 KENNETH Hfnuifiri' XVILKINSON ..... Cbimgo Liberal Arts and Sfiences Clu'rr1I,IlI5 Thornton Junior College ltonrnr EIIoI3NI3 WII,I4INsoN .,..,... Fairfield Liberal Arts and Stiences Bnttrlly Phi Mu AlphafSInfoniag Y.M.C.A. Committee Ill 3 House President 453 1 University Vhorus lll: Meifs Glee Club 11, 2, 5, 4I EDGAR LEsTrR WILIQs, JR. . ...Unis Pork journalism Edilmml Delta Upsilon Sports Editor, The Daily lllinig Sathemg Skull and Crescentg Sigma Delta Chig The Daily Illini 11, 13,-ll Honors Day ill CECIL Dia.-IN VUILLI.-IMS ...........,,.. Lt-Ray Liberal Arts and Sciences Pfjrlmlagqw Illini Forensic Association CHARLFS RAYMOND XVILLIAAIS .... Biitllqfpan Engineering Efzlilflftlf Ellgmnrzzig Eta Kappa Nug A.l.E.E.-l.R.E. Honors Day lil DoNAI.o RAY WILLIAMS ......... Ali. Smiling Engineering flgiirnllllml EIIlQlIlt8II7IR EDMOND ALONZLI XYIILLIAMS .,,, .... C :mralm Liberal Arts and Stiences Hliluij fentralia Township junior College Lro XVII.I.IAMs, JR. .,.,.,..., ...C.'li1r.z,Iga Engineering Iiliilimll Euyflltviniu li.Ipp.I Alpha Psi 371 MELVIN ORA XVILLIALIS, JR. ..,. ,,.Cen1ralia Engineering Merlmniml Engnissfiug A.S.M.E. NANCY BROWN XVILLIAMS ,.,,. IJ u0,I1er, Obie Liberal Arts and Sciences Tearliir Training in Ellgllfl' College of XY'ooster PAUL XYILTON XVILLIAMS. ,..,... Champaign Division of Special Services lmz'1.fitri.1l Eifuriilmiz Unixersity of Illinois Rctreation Society RILHNRIV HULYH XVILIIAAIS, III Nm' Ilfiiieiz, Conn. Division uf Special Seriices Lau' Phi Eta Sigma, Delta Theta Phig junior Bar Association: l..Iw Society Hom-rs Day Il I RIc,H.iIiIi IJOYD XY'ILI.I.iMS.. . ,Smithfield Agritulture Gwieriil xigililfllnri- Alpha Gamma Rho All Ag Field Day Committee Ml: Plow Boy Prom Committee 1311 Hoof and Horn Club: Rural Life Cluh Honors Day 131 Rriiirni Enxvix XVlI,LI.'l5IN ,. ,,,.. Rfiriblvml Fine and Applied Aits .iffbllifilffiiil Iirlgmrrifizq AIA. Beloit fiilleue VII:-I LI,i WII,II.-IMS , . ..,, Jliiiiwi Fine and Anplieil Aits flluili lffniilllfin PI Bela PIII Sigma Alpha Iotag Illini I'niiIn fomniittee ll, Zig Star Cruise hl.In.IIger flip Y.XV.C. A4 Committee fl,2I, fanipus Chest ISP: Wfeslcy Founilation Stuilent f,iIuntIl l3.4l1 Univcrwity frliurux III Hun-fix Day 1l,Z, R, II CLI r, AI I III Ii XVII I Imisiirt ,.,M1mIfilzII IifIIIIT1L'IIu .lliziiillrzyig Rogers' Iliiuse 372 - J S' . L.L.i..zg,LL.J X I iv: if . 2 fi,-YY' f A-ii, -LL Wt 'C7' J 'K' il w-3 FRANKIE JEWEL WILLIS ............ Cbimga Liberal Arts and Sciences Tearber Training in Matbfmulifi Delta Sigma Theta Wlilson junior College RLITI-I DORIS XVILSKER ......,....... Cbirago Liberal Arts and Sciences Piyrbology Indeco Psi Chi Honors Day Hb CIAIIENCE ,IERIEIIIIAI-I WILSON., ..... lll.rNIIbb Agriculture General , igY'IL'lllfllfL' Farm House Star and Stroll: Alpha Zetag Dairy Produc. tion Club: Rural Life Club Hnnnrs Day III Fnru PIFRCF WILSON ..,......... Clmmpnign Commerce .-ircolnllarlfy Alpha Kappa Psiq House President f-H5 Ac. countancy Club Honors Day 41,51 Cironcar PHILLIP XVILSON .,....,... ClW,,gg Division of Special Services Piyrlmfugy Calhoun Hall House President 1-ll: Labor and Industrial Relations Assntiationq Society for rhg Ad. iantement of Management XVri,Qht Junior College H.-XIKOIU HOLMES WILSON .......,.., Cbii-ago Engineering .Elsclfiral Ealglizewirzlzg Lambda Chi Alpha Vaisity Gymnastics Squad 1513 Illinois Tech- nograph lil: Engineering Council f3,4jg A.I.E.E,-I,R,E.g Illuminating Engineering So- Clety Honors Day 151 College of the OZ:lI'liS H.mOI.u IWARTIN XVILSON ..,..... Clmmpfzign Commerce Plzblii' xwillrzr Alpha Delta Phi Honors Day 42, 5, JH: University of Illinois Sthnlarsliip Key SAAIUIQI. KENIJALL XVlI,SON ,,..... Cinzzbridge journalism Ad1't'!'lf.IifIg Paixide Ground Units House President I-Il 3 Marketing Club: Span- ish Club WILLIAM ALBERT VUINTIER. .. WILLIAM Ross WILSQN .... ..... . Utica Commerce Accounfancy Accountancy Club LaSalle-Peru-Oglesby ll-mi0f College TI-IoRA GEITEL XVINAKOR ........... Urbana Liberal Arts and Sciences Home Ecozzomirn Co-Manager, Costumes, Illini Theatre Guildg Omicron Nug Phi Beta Kappag Alpha Lam- cla Deltag Alpha Pi Deltag Mask and Baubleg Phi Upsilon Omicrong Illini Theatre Guild Manager 12, 3, 41 g Illini Theatre Guild Cast 2 if-131101-5 Day fl, 2, 53 : University of Illinois Scholarship Key JAMES HARTLEY WINANS, JR ........ .Chicago Commerce Marketing Psi Upsilon Dolphins 12, 5, 45 3 Marketing Club WILLIAM JAMES WINCHESTER .... jackmmfzlle Division of Special Services Ecarmmicx Marketing Club Illinois College Jesse HERBERT WINDLOW .... ..... 0 ak Park Agriculture General flgfiwzlflrre Clark House 'Dairy Production Club NICK WINGERT ...,....... ..... C bicaga Commerce llflanrlgcnzeazt I Main Manor Society for the Advancement of Management Wright Junior College FORREST ELMER WINKLER ...... .Neug .Baden Commerce Accountancy V Gar-Men ' - Y.M.C.A. Committee fl, 21 g House- President 81453 Commerce Council MJ 3 Captairi, Army R.O.T.C. Regimentg Military Counciljl Phi Chi Etag Scabbard and Bladeg Accountancy 'Clubg junior Chamber of Commercefg Mar- iketing Club f 5 C . . , si I g L ' QQRALPH EUGENE WINKLER ..... 2.g:.IZ2ejgiia, ,i Commerce i 'A' Managemenl 2,Alpha Phi Omegag First Lieutelant .iAir' :force Wingg Arnold Society of Aggialii iglylarketing Clubg Icarusg Sphinx Glfibi 'livi EM Southern Illinois University g WestexiFQIIil',nois .l ,Subate College 1 e ' -in, 5 r, - 1. H QL. .31 ., , , . R, l ian I ti mi il- is 'E' JY, 5- an an. .,'-urx x '.? g WILLIAM GEORGE XVINKLER Commerce Marketing Delta Kappa Epsilon Skull and Crescentg Phi Eta Sigma Honors Day fl, 35 , JR ..,.... Chicago MYRA LEE XVINOGRAD ............. Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Spanirb Lincoln Avenue Residences Sigma Delta Pig Junior Prom Committee C57 5 Spanish Club , .. .Oak Park Engineering lllecbnnirrzl Engineerirzg Delta Tau Delta Phi Eta Sigmag Illini Union Committee fl 25: A.S.M.E.g I.A.S. Honors Day Q11 SI-IIRLEY MARIE XVINTERS ........,.. Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Sociology Y.XV.C.A. Committee 155: Campus Chest ISP: Marketing Club Lake Forest College RICHARD PHILIP WIPPRIAN .... .... C bicaga Commerce Accolmlalzcy Noble House Accountancy Clubg Praetorians HAROLD NELSON WIREN. ,Eau Orange, N. 1. Division of Special Services Commerce Accountancy Clubg Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Clubg Society for the Advancement of Management EDWARD NVIRTI-I ............ ..... C bicago Engineering Mechanical Engineerizzg A.S.M.E.g Society for the Advancement of Management MARVIN WILLIAM WIRTZ .... ..... M :Henry Agriculture Dairy Science Alpha Gamma Rho Agricultural Council fill: Dairy Production Club 373 LEROY EUGENE WIsNIExx'sI4I ..v..., Cort-,vga Division of Special Services lrzjnfrrlnl ,lI.1rt.:ge 1115113 Parade Ground Units Society' for the Advancement of Management: Marketing Club RIIEHRII PHILIP XYIIHEXIWRY ,. ...llolnza Engineering Lfxzri' Er:g:Ii:iI -K Brentxwod Chi Epsilon: .-MCS.. A,SIC,E.L Christian Science Organization Augustana College KENNEIH Eaxxix Win .,.... nQ,ii'nrubm. 6.1. Fine and Applied Arts :lil Zeta Beta Tau The Daily Illini 1211 Illini l.'nI-Jn Committee 11, 2. 5, 41 1 Illini Theatre Guild Manager tl! 3 Campus Chest 45l1TcI11pol2. 51 Erurx HENRY XXIII-IE .,,...... .Bmrmvgiiiii Engineering Elmtrffiil Euglrisernllig A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.1 Illuminating Engineering S0- Cltty Bradley Unixerslty Grxrurn Kam WITTMLSS ,....... Glen Ellyn Engineering General Eugimering Sigma Tau: Tau Beta Pig Phi Eta Sigmag Pi Mu Epsilong Y.M.C.A. Committee Ml: A.I.E.E.-I.R.E.: A.S.C.E. Honors Day tl, 2, 331 Unixcrsity of Illinois Scholarship Key jfiiix Sraxiix' XVo,l'IaI,rxxIcz.. ...Chiinrgfi Enginecrinu C1111 Erlijlmiinlt' Ncwrnan Hall AA! ,lQ. . l.T.E. Iili'-INT Bl YVIKMIN XY'uI,Axsm' ,.,... Cblmga Enuinccrinu .hwrmnlfiiil lirzulmmizrzy Phi Iifa Siumag Ganima Alpha Rho: l.A.S. lliin1irsD.i',' ll, 2. 5. ll Q Unixcrsity of Illinois xiliolarxhip Key ,I'.Y Minis Wrnrnxiiirii, , .,... Winnsllm Enuiriccrinrg Lwanlzi linwlmrrlllzj lhirailc fm-unil limits Xhrtvty Ttnms Squail 113. ll. Mens Clan fini. ui, Af S, 374 'I -...Q 9 . fr' 'F' ei us, fv- Lf- C H? A YS? 'lk 3 . p. S19 'cs' gre' K' Davin LOGAN WOLEE ........... Champaign Education Sociology I Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfonia: Y.M.C.A. Com. mittee Q-413 Teachers-in-Training Club DePauw University jacii EMIL XVOLLER .....,....... Champaign Division of Special Services Geograpby DONALD EMIL WOLLSCHEID .,....... Clair-ago Liberal Arts and Sciences Chemical Ellgi?lPL'V'Il1g A.I.Ch.E.g French Club Morgan Park junior College: Illinois Insti- tute of Technology JAMES LESTER WOMER .,....,..... Milmine Engineering Merlmnifal Enginermzg A.S.M,E. Doizorr-ix' LOUISE Woou ....... Wilmiugtan Liberal Arts and Sciences Hirtory Price Dorm JOHN EVANS Woon ....,.... Higbland Park Liberal Arts and Sciences Economirr Kappa Sigma Illini Insurance Societyg Spanish Club Bradley Universityg Brown Universityg Lake Forest College Joi-IN FREDERICK Woon .,....... Mr. Camul Engineering Elerlrirul Engineering Kappa Delta Rho Illini Union Committee f2lg Star Course Manager 1235 House President 1413 Concert and Entertainment Boardg A.I.E.E.-I.R.E. ROBERT Louis WOOD ........ .... R orwille Commerce Markeling Honors Day QU II. ILLIAM DAVID Woop ......... Ear: Moline Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbeminry inors Day 133 Mr, ?NALD WILLIABI XVOOD.-XRD .....,... Urbmm Pby,rir'nl Ednroiion Physical Education iiversity of Illinois Recieation Society XRGY JEANNETTE Woouuurm ..... Soimvnzm Agriculture Home Economlrf Education Busey Hall nicron Nug Alpha Lambda Deltag Phi Upe on Omicrong Illinois Agriculturist fl, 2Dg mme Economics Club mors Day Cl, 2, 51 Q University of Illinois iolarship Key IARLENE Woops ..... . .......... Chicago Liberal Arts and Sciences Prychology Delta Sigma Theta anish Club Wilson Junior College Mas DARSE Woous ..... Indionopolir, Ind. Fine and Applied Arts I f Afcl:1iteclure - I.A.g A.S.C.E. , kill if: .iv ll Vi I 'yi '.3v!': .I 'xx vi -, 14' mf' Z - AA .ii -, .i J, In ri I ,V ',,.' Ml I1, .i .r 'f:'i II.I.rAM HOWARD Woons .... fl., .riilonnzoiiib , . Division of Special services' f Commerce ,f 1 T' I Alpha Tau Omega 'if ' pha Kappa Psi, Campus ClIest.f5ll': ,Cori-51 rt Baud GJ: Marching Band 'Gio Monmouth College l Z' , , - 1.7 ii el all Iii I i 'f'x..ilf ' l l - lark ' fl nw: ' J 'ie 'V' Wm, CLINTON Woonwimn. .Cbehegg S1Vifl:1f'il Physical Education it - Phyxical Education 1' Q l, l Delta Theta ' - 5 5111 and cmfenfg Phi an sigiiigigipili iepp on Kappag Pierrotsg Illini Thieiitrekiuipdl ISU' Q,k2, 3, 4Jg Dolphins KS, 5 iirrors .Day CU ' ls ' I I , a ll I J ' DEAN WOODWARD ..... H5 I . Division 'of spefiu seivfc ' i V Marketing -..Lg5f..3j' ff' -if ,. iilfappa Alpha Qfi. '. ' 'Q i ' I A 3 1 2 6 -' ' i gifisf.Zi -::ii ' -oat 'I '. iv , .tm ,ot-ses A ' -2: , son- ' -...rwdv E R .V K. 1- .. x W , . . ,Tk C . . A t .....,.,t,,. .. . -ease ii- I ii, X ,.t-.w.Ne2,,1::-s K - .i:-gg3:1lSso::- 'aft as -ex -3e::g:?f..xggg.S :N 3::1:'i.f:,iggxiisf1'SNgl Ns ! - ss ,. ,c-.1 ,f , ,A . , 5.45 :mpg -1 :wc , J K ,ia-x 3 I N . an M .f' . .. fc., qs 6' I i 0 X W I ' -or l V x:.L :L MARX' Lou XVOODNVARD .............. Aurora Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Tmining in Social Slzzdiei' Alpha Delta Pi Sophomore Cotillion Committee Hanover College MAURICE CLIFFLY XVORKBIAN ...,. Illdj lL'Ufl.f Commerce .-icromzroory Club Topper Alpha Kappa Psig House President 133 1 Marching Band tl, 2, 3, 43 g First Regimental Band fl, 2, 3, 45 5 Accountancy Club STANFORD EUGENE NXVORKMAN ....... Gilman Division of Special Services illarkctiug Sigma Nu First Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment: Caisson Club: Illini Insurance Society, lllini Masonic Clubg Marketing Clubg Student Busi- nessmen's Association EDITH ELIZABETH XVoRIIooD .... River Form Liberal Arts and Sciences zlflizlbemnlifr Chi Omega The lllio 11,215 Illini Theatre Guild Pro- duction Stali fl, Z, 31 Rose MARIE WORTHEX' ........... Champaign Agriculture Home Ecorzamicr Alcestis JAMES MCKINZIE WRAY, JR. ,........ Chicago Division of Special Services Arcbileciure A.I.A. Drake University BAYARD LAWRENCE WRIGHT .... .... L or-on Engineering llflecbanicul E!Igi?76'E1'il1g A.S.M.E, Honors Day KZJ Eureka College DAVID GEORGE WRIGHT ..,......... Chicago Commerce Mnnagemenl and Markeling Newman Club Chi 'Gamma Iotag Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Club HonDrs,Day 12, 31 375 E o. YA L trilf' Q J. ,ff ,, f-,,-,, ft EDXVARD CHARLES XYIRIGHT ,. .,., Cbimgo Engineering .Uecl:arI1I'a1 Erzgincfiing Alpha Chi Rho S.A,E. GEORGE PRESTON XYIRIGHT, JR, ..... Oak Park Engineering Cir!! Eflgzrrffifflt' Kappa Delta Rho Star and Scroll: Phi Eta Sigma: Marching Band tl, Z, 3, A-lt 3 First Regimental Band tl. Z, 3, 415 A.S.C.E.g Drum Maior, First Regi- mental Band Honors Day I1. Sl XYIILLIAM HENRY XYIROIHLEXVSKI ...,. Clvifagu Engineering Illsrlnvzzrinzl Erzifzfzscffize A.S.M.E. JAMES FRED WULI'If ,.,,. ...,..... K fmlaakce Division of Special Seixices Irldlnlfiizl EifnI'.Il.'ffiI Industrial Education Society XYIAITER BRYANT Wi'NI's, -IR, ...Rack Irlrznn' Engineering Elwlrlcizl Elltglllcttfflif Eta Kappa Nui A.I.E,E.-I.R,E. Honors Day lit AARON MEREDIII-I Wrsoxo ,.... ,rlmmzplfoif Agriculture Gmlamf XIQVIIIIIIIIIL' Kappa Delta Pig Alpha Tau Alpliag Agricul- tural Education flub Illinois State Normal Liniiersity Lrx EVANS XANIJERS .. ...W'unlzr,qIuI Agriculture Gfilflzlf ,'I,ryrlI'l1llmI' Basketball Manager fl, ZJ Q Dairy Technology Sncietyg Field and Eurmwg Hoof and Horn Clubz Horticulture Club EDWARD YADLOSKY ,v.,,,,.,.,.. .. .Caello Agriculture Vocalimml .-lrrlrnlllfre Newman Hall Alpha Tau Alpha: Illinois Auriculturist HJ , Agricultural Education flubg American Legion Post Nu. UO!! 376 Y 3,- A 5.-X: r, rs.,-if . . ca T. If-vi Nm A . ifj ,c,,. ' xi A- rr ir -J .4 e v vg .. -.za ' : ,, 4 A I, ,.-1 ,sa ..- .-..,-- ff at Q ga- A :yn Lf J, in-v' MEA cL,,,,l r . fx.. 'I A 4 - -aa. . f J 'ESP x, J, L I Ru A use is-f ,4 GLADYs YAFEE ................... Cbimga Liberal Arts and Sciences Englirh Laurel House The Daily Illini Cljg Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff 1313 House President 1415 WILL Ht: United World Federalists EDNA YALE .....,................ Cbimga Liberal Arts and Sciences PJ-lL'b0l0g-Q' lndeco Psi Cliig Teachers-inwTraining Club TOM JOHIN X'ANKAlTIS .........., Roi-Hard Fine and Applied Arts fldrntirirlg Decrign Varsity Football Squad Ut Rockhurst College ROGER Loi' YARBROUGH .,......,., Vrmdalia Engineering Illvrlvarliml EIIgilIEPl'j7ILQ Moore Hall Tau Nu Tau: A.S.M.E. RonER'r Ciirvm YECIQ ...,.. ...Sn-earor Commerce M.1fbeliu,g Marketing Club Knox College EDWARD ANDREW YENCHO .... Taylor Springr Engineering Illerlmnifal EPIWQIIIETITIIS 500 Club A.F.S. St. Louis University RUSSELL EUGENE YERKIES... .... Hamer Commerce Arrolmlrmry Wesmen Phi Eta Sigma: Y.M.C.A. Committee f2,3, 43g Marching Band flj 3 Second Regimental Band 0,215 University Chorus 141: Ac- countancy Club Honors Day fl, 2, 471 University of Illinois Scholarship Key RICI-IARI: KYLE Yoi-INKA .......... Kankakee Agriculture Vocational Agrifullure Alpha Tau Alphag Agricultural Education Club Illinois State Normal University i ARLENE BETTY YOUNG ,............ Cbimga Commerce Commercial Teaching Busey Hall Illini Union Committee 1555 XV.A.A. 127g W.G.S. Executive Council 153g Marketing Club GRACE ANNE YOUNG .,,.......... Neivman Liberal Arts and Sciences Engliib Delta Zeta Illini Theatre Guild Production Staff 11, 23: Y.XV.C,A. Committee 12, 57: XV,A,A. 1-ij KENNETH ALAN YOUNG ,..,........ Cbimga Engineering Aemrmzzliml Engineering I.A.S.g Sphinx Club Texas A. and M, College LAURENCE THEODORE YOUNG, JR. .... Clair-ago Eine and Applied Arts Painting Alpha Phi Alpha Tempo 1533 WILL 141 MAURICE EDWIN YOUNG ....... ..,Can1an Engineering General Ezlgirzeefing Moore Hall A.S.M.E. Honors Day 153 THOMAS ELDRIDGE YOUNG ..,. .... U fbann Engineering Civil Engineering Engineering Council 1433 I.T.E. WILLIAM ROBERT YOUNGMAN, ..AI!l1'I7bj'Jb0l't7 Division of Special Services Ad1'erti.ring and Defign Alpha Phi Omegag Fine and Applied Arts Society Southern Illinois University HOWARD Ho CHOON YUH. .Honolulu, Hawaii Division of Special Services Sarinlagy L, , .. .. ....... ..,.,W, Y s . i lf' i .1 ' -wil, 5 S. - A v --N N s H du ,4-. iz -132-.1 ,- .,,. - i s , :g A ,Q A we -. EL , ij X -4 Rf' ew .94 'uw .514 HAROLD PETER YUNG ............. Belleville Liberal Arts and Sciences Tearber Tfuinirzg in Matbemntiri Marching Band 11, 2, 3. -U 3 First Regimental Band 11, 2, 3, 41 Honors Day 135 SERMET HUsEYIN IYURTMAN. .I.m1z1bnl, Tmkey Engineering Ci:-il .Engirfeerirzg University of Istanbul RUDOLPH Lunxvio ZAAR ..,. , .,..... Cbfi-ago Liberal Arts and Sciences P,fj1'L'0l0!Lf-5' WANDA SABINA ZAEIEREK .....,.... Cbirngo Commerce Commerrial Teaching Alpha Xi Delta Accountancy Clubg Marketing Clubg Teachers- in-Training Club De Paul University HELEN KAVA ZABINSKY ..,.,. Elberon, N. 1. Engineering Aerofmlrliral Eizgineerizig I.A.S. Monmouth Junior College WILLIAM EIDAM ZACI-IER ,,..,. , , .Chit-ago Commerce Almkelizzg Alpha Delta Phi JOAN Louise ZAGAR ,,,,......,.... Cbir-ago Liberal Arts and Sciences Poliliml Sfltlllft' Alpha Omicron Pi Alpha Lambda Deltag Y.XV.C.A. Cabinet 13, 413 Y.W.C.A. Committee 15,-Hg Campus Chest 151 DePauw University EDWARD JOSEPH ZAHUMENSKY ......, Cbnffgu Engineering Mcrlyanifal EI7giflL'Fl'lIIg Theta Kappa Phi A.F.S.g A.S.M.E.1 S.A,E. St. Mary's College 377 CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH ZAIIC.Alz'lL York. N. Y Fine and Apielied Arts N .1J1'av!i.rlr1g De.-lgrz h Phi Kappa Sigma ' Illustrators - - l Honors Day 113 A ' Erixx Ann ANTHONY ZALDOKAN . ,..CZ1ir,zgo ' Commerce .ll.m.1garr1r'i1I Neuman Hall Marketing frlllbl Society for the Admnccnlcnt nt Mamgenient HrrrN OGDFN Z.-X-IIC r.... . Generm Aurifulturp Hun: Emu in Rippn Delta Arrxilrio Zvuaxifrc Mu P.i.vlo. I3i.::il Fine .intl Applied Art: plfrlmr'1m,1l Ei,'uii:rri1i A,l,A. Iliinois Dov ill gn llxnrr Errsrnr ZAr'mr'rcAr ...Lynm Viirnrnertv. ptfifilliltf .ll.1i1.it'rmt11I X-vlwlc House: lllznl lnsumntc Suclutxg Blurlfcrgtiriz Clulv Q, , 'sry YJ Frrin .losrvii Zxrrmsxr . . .... Cbifagf, Engineering rllvi'fu1r1ir.il Ifrzurzrrrziig 'I'lret.i Kappa Phi Klii Cnimnu lump Phi l.t.i Siigmag A.F.S.3 A.l.F.IZ.-l.R.E.: .NYM S.A.E. -..f r iii vrr R IZMIIJAN ZxxxA1r7xi ........ Chirago Enuincerini: Camml lzrzvlurrmzu R Ntuxcns Institute .it 'I'ulinoliigyg Indiana irate 'leathers' Crillcuu, Illinois Institute of 8- lui liruilimv 4 . ,,.. Cirnnnr Faro Zrri,-.iin. ju, .... Hamm: Aigrxtultuie Cvfiuml ylumlllfluu Annex Hall Lieutenant rj.G,J, B.itt.iIinn of Midshirmeng 12. -1 e s K'-in'ilv.it-Defense Clulwg Spanish Club N ' 378 9, A A .. A-af' V-.E 1 VIVIAN ANNE ZENZIPER, ..... .... C hirago Agriculture Harrie Economir:.t Evans Hall Campus Chest Gly Hillel Foundation Stu- dent Council Ml EDWARD JOSEPH ZETTL ,..... ..., C hirago Engineering Merbuniuzl Engirleerirzg Blackhawk House President I-ll: A.S.M.E. ELIZABETH ANN Zrciqrxaruo ....,... Cliiinigo Liberal Arts and Sciences Tmrber Tmiunig in Clvsnllfnj Evans Hall Illini Theatre Guild C.lSf 123 Soi'mA KATHERINE Ziumm ,,.. Cl-irzigo Agriculture Home Ervrilrifzllrr Home Economics Clubg Spanish Club Sl-rrrrrnv ANN ZIIEGLFR v...... ,.., L llbilfltl Agriculture Home Emvzfrrzzilir Evans Hall Honors Day Ill Wrr.rr.xM JACOB ZIEGLER ............ Dirigbz Division of Special Services Erozmnziii AcaciA PAUL KENNHH Zum' ..,..,... Ciyrml Lake ,lourmlism Edlforfllf Gamma Delta Honors Day 125 ALBERT EUGENE Zmr-rm .... ...Cbrirropber Commcrtc Arruzmlaliry Marching Band Uh Q Newman Foundation fl, 43 3 Accountancy Club '-: nggslfi , v -. X K , CLARE RAY ZIMMERMAN .,.. ' 5.141 .... Grzrinse , Pbyiiral Edncatiori Physical Education George Washington University' i rl 'sh is -iii' P , N f ,,, , ff, , ROBERT EARL ZMMERMAN ......... Pirzrjield I Commerce Markelifzg Sigma Chi N Varsity Football Squad tll Q Intramural Mun- 1 ager f2,3l5 Marketing Clubg Mningwenn Honors Day f2, 3l l , . I ROGER ALAN ZINN ........ Ixaizmi Qziy, Ma. : Commerce ' if Banking and Finance, am! 1lfIr1lIdgf?7lZf?7ll l ' Tau Epsilon Phi A i Illini Insurance Societyg Marketing Clubg So- ? ciety for the Advancement of Management Junior College of Kansas City 1 i 4 l Y GEORGE IRXVIN Z1si:1Nn ...,. ..... C bimga ' Journalism Radio ' Zeta Beta Tau , -' The Daily Illini G, -Il: Illini Union Com- .' mittee f4lg Marching Band f3',4lg Second Regimental Band C5, 41 g Tempo Q41 g XVILL 1 9 co E I Northwestern University 4 1 l i lb MARSHALL LEONARD ZissMAN.a'.f.f 'QGjQic5igb E Commerce '7 gags: Q Q' I'ICCl7lH7l!1l1L'J' I' Flagg House V 1 , Beta 'Gamma Sigmag Phi Etagglgi niai Beta ' , Alpha Psig House President ia-ifgliegnid 1 Lieutenant, Army R.O.T.C. Regiment? F154 L ' cag Accountancy Clubg Intercollegiate Zi Federation if if '. Honors Day fl, 2, Slg Universiby offil . Scholarship Key V ig 'il A i Ja ' A 1 7 ill? 4 EVELINA DRUSILLA HoPsCoTcH Jig mer 1 Library School Library School Mu Mu Mu nightly Club Mathematical Club rmer City Institute ' u UMEJWI ESS' i if 'il' ii '5i'i'if'lif ff r' - i 3 ,1 V I Q gf 1 , , v f for ii Watcheka Leagueg Ladies Gleei rt - ff S 451, 9 ' Q ' I I ff J ti Fa ' ' ' X 1 .W fi I L 5 , V, , a lx .E gif, i TXii, f iii H li L i ' :- Q l ix HENRY FREEMAN Zosci. .............. Pekin Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbeniirlry STUART HARLION Zuck ...,.. .Ezimzrlmz Engineering Elerfriml Ezzgiwering Phi Gamma Delta Freshman Varsity Basketball Squadg A.l. E.E.-I.R.E. LAURENCE SMH ZUCIQERMAN ...,... Clzicizgu Agriculture General Ag1'i4'l1ll1ue Illinois Agriculturist 13, -il 3 Plow Boy Prom Committee 6,101 Dairy Production Clubg Hoof and Horn Club CARL PHILIP ZUPIC .,................ liriiryrz Liberal Arts and Sciences Cbemical Erzgiueering A.I.Ch.E. Morton junior College JOSEPH EDMUND Zwir ....... ...,. 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Departmental Chairman, Illini Union Bob. Mlllllfl' Scott Shelton ' ASSISIJHF GCI1Cf3l MJUHEEI, President, Interfraternity Council Illini Theatre Guild eaders joan Hasty Co-Business Manager, Daily Illini Bruce Evcritt. , K Betty Lou Bailey l President, Illini Union Board Associate Editor, Illxo I Treasurer, Panhellemc Council Lyle Button Captain, Varsity Football 9 I ll-I Lee Cadwell C0-Manager, Star Course ' 4 4,9 N. Q X, N X L.. 390 Steve French Lo-Manager, Star Criurst X ff '4 .--gg Dick Kranz Paul Pomeroy Sports Editor, Daily Illini Senior Football Manager ampu Marge Halvorscn Bob Mann General Manager, Illini Theatre Guild President, Student Religious Council M 11, B , Duug Hager le! Ll mun Scnmr-Bxskctlwlll Mlnxgcrg General Chairman' Campus Chest President: lNI.1-XVan-DAX eaders Bob Poisall Irene Ther C0-Business Manager, Daily Illini Edifor, Illio Dee Davidson President, YWCA Herb Plews , Captain, Varsity Baseball 25 .--v Dor , - Barlum Suymour Student Still Manager, Illini 'llilizm Llnlll Bill Muster Lou lions Assucmle Editor, Phrvtngraphy, Illin CHP!-im, V3f5lfY Tfafk ampu 39 lwlahlun Neal Assmutc Business M.m.iur. Ill Pfrg Tandy Ray O'Ncill l PICSIJCHI. XVGS Student Stal? Manager, Illini Theatre Guild Bob Fitzgiljbon I ' Virginia Stenxirt Editor, Daily Illini Student Staff Manager, Illini Theatre Guild eaders Ted Himes Senior Baseball Manager Ed Little Virginia Metzler Senior Track Manager P1'C5ldEl'1f, WAA Dick Harvey President, Student Senate Margia Spaeth Presxdent, Mortar Bmrd Dorothy Vernor - I I w Departmental Chairman, lllxm Umon 94 Gene Dale Ted. Tedford Business Manager, Illio Senlor Recreational Manager ampu I Bob Larson Rufk Qjfgf' President, YMCA:, Footba Midshipman Battalmon Commander Mary Catherine Carlson George Lnnelis Associate Business Manager, Illio Sem-rr lntmmurzll Manager eaders Pat Wallace - A Bill Erickson Departmental Chairman, Illmn Union Captain, Varsity Basketball l l l I v Ginevera Little Associate Editor, Illio l r l l ii 1 i Evelyn Grossman Departmental Chairman, Illini Union V l 4 395 'M Q29 2' x K' '-' .Z-I N, kj I If x,' , , f I W . ,r . P 'y f fn f i f u , I K V 1 I I f If I f'. 1 W ff' ,f V fldll W VHP i, J ,'V, s,'f fff4' f'ff' l If ffl!! gt!! I ffl!!! ,f' Ilho Beauhes X J W 7' W7 'AM FN! I N RX I xx If XI I I I I I , f ' If ' 3' I I f ,f I I! I I I Q I I ' ' 1 fi!! , 1 A,f' I ' K ff. l ' A XIX 'I I X I fi I, Jw If f i ,f Xgb I M KN I XXI I Xxx NNN. . M VN I A Ax I NN-I wx., I- -,Xxx , , 'IIOQMW ,6 I I a ww? II. MFI! xx H II, X N , I X ,X X v M I f I A 1 ' I I N3 x W! 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J JW 5 X V 22 ' 'ffl X x . f A S, X .q Q Q : , H V Q . 3 Q N Q XX' c.. , I, ,J iff .L Q , -QS, K f Qi fix ft f V- X My - ii 441 2 1' j N xy X YW tg , if 'lim ly X X NN f 7 ' W' fy 'A' X ff' ! jf W f 0 , jf X 1 I ff X J,-f T f X! f X jff ly ff, f W X jf! N if x Q' Z ff 1 ' f X X ff xy L Rl H, 1'ff ,.! f ,' 'f I ,' 41 , K f I X W ff X ff f f ff ' f x W, I wg ,f ' f ,NM ',,,f 71' X '- 'M Ng H 14,0 1, ' f S fu f f ' 1 ,f f --W---Jw-iw f if , J XZ 7,1 1 f 2, Aff ' 1- am- , Q 'I I f ', ff- f' , f ,fn '41 Q 7, N ,f gf ' ff if, if ' ,P ,Af 'X f f 53 , ff? K ,N - ff!! ff! X f X If 0 X, fi! , 'mf X XM! I X ! Z , 1 R.. x., 4, Q., I N , , XX I l Ll-f1 V1 X X XA if f '7 N U My ff mg ? 7 W, .gfzf T- 41 1 1 ,ff ,, X df Mx ' 1 Nfl, 1, 1 , I L f f X U, 57, Q WW W o xl Q X 7' Q ME f ff T' ' Hfff A 2 406 The Student Senate is the ofhcial voice of the students. Its purpose is to promote the general welfare of the student body and to exercise general policy-making authority over student affairs and activities in conjunction with the Committee on Student Atfairs. The Student Senate is composed of 34 members. Eighteen are elected by the student body in general elections each spring. The re- maining sixteen are ex-oflicio members who represent the maior campus activities and hous- ? ' Wx .-me-f ing groups. All students are welcome to attend Senate meetings and are free to speak before the group. Any student may sponsor legislation by presenting it in appropriate written form. Permanent committees of the Senate in- clude By-Laxvs, Finance, Public Relations, ln- ternational Activities, Student Life, and Co- ordination. The Student Life committe func- tions primarily in the field of general campus welfare. The Co-ordination committee is charged with the responsibility of minimizing conflicts and undue competition in the presen- tation of public entertainment events by vari- ous student groups. Nearly all Senate commit- tees are open to students who are not senators. 6' ,ff Srafrjllrgi Randall XVcst, llt'.:v1ntf,' wlohn jnhngon, 114. pr,,ilrfu1.' St.::t.1: Richard Harvey, fm-1tlt:1.',' -Ioan Rene .uni Student Senate lop mu .' Louise Hndam, C arolyn Knrb, .Ioan Bergqurst, Virginia Melzler. Mary Dobson. Nucl Belnap, Thomas Pollard, Robert Larson, Stott Shelton, Kenneth Miles, Ernest Tcdtord, Ralph Stharp. Walliam Sommer, Bruce Campbell, Margaret Tandy, Dorothy Peskrnd, Mrerley Brown Stwnd 'Hu Gerald Magee, .Ioan Reeve, john Johnson, Randall XVest, Richard Harvey, Prof. Valentine jobst, Prof. Harry Fuller, Mary Edwards, Robert Blatk, Raymond O'NcrII liffnfrnr fffrr. Rrtharcl falrsth, Rohcrt Mallary. Donald Shaw, john Brearley, Glen Stuhenrauch, Bruce Everitt, fharles Allan, Richard Lawler Q A 1 I -lk-x - - A i The Coordination Committee was established in 1948 by the Committee on Student Affairs and the Student Senate. It carries on the func- tions of the former Audit and Supervision Com- mittee in connection with budgets for general University functions, including supervision of the function, printing, issuing and auditing tick- ets, and distributing complimentary tickets. The group also recommends approval or denial of petitions for events or activities of organizations, and sets the time, place, and date, all subject to the final jurisdiction of the Committee on Student Affairs. Organizations effected by the Coordina- tion Committee are the Illini Board of Control, Illini Theatre Guild, men's athletics, women's athletics, Illini Union, Concert and Entertain- ment Board, Campus Chest, Freshman Council, and the housing groups. Membership includes eight senators, one representative from each of the housing groups, the Illini Union, Theatre Guild, and the Concert and Entertainment Board, and one elected senator who serves as chairman. Other members are two faculty representatives from the Committee on Student Affairs, and an assistant from the Dean of Men's office. Slanding: Raymond O'Neill, William Sommer, Robert Mallary ,f , it fr Robert Blank, tfurlf Illizlz oordination ommittee Sealed: Bruce Everitt, Margaret Tandy, Robert Black, Dorothy Peskind, Prof. Walter johnson No! in panel: Dean Vern Hampton, Dean Agnes Tandberg, Richard Lawler 407 XX'ilIr,irn Pape. fmil,liv:.',- Dorothy Hawxer, ure jfrt+.'.!w1f N ' jf.'..'mr.f' Robert Broun, nivr.',1fj-I 11 'lihe Spring of 19-19 brought to the lllinois campus a new and unique form of organization, the class association. Its benefits are more social fune- rions. more control over those functions. and a cost reduction to the student. Because of the results of this plan, the Class of 1950 decided to continue and to improve it. An exchange of ideas at the Second Annual Big 'lien Senior Class conference gave the class inanv helpful points. lftforts were niade by the Senior Class of 1950 Seniors Officers, Spring 1949 Class, through their representatives in the Student Senate, to increase social and cultural benefits of collegiate life. Constructive and progressive legis- lation was proposed and passed. The beginning of the return to pre-war college life was noted along with an increasing number of younger students. The Class of 1950 graduates with the hope that iniprovenients will be continued, and that its contributions will serve as a foundation on which to build a better life at Illinois. Robert Blatli, llit f1vtfl.lt'1lI,' gl lin Alolinsori, jvrfviJif1l,' Carolyn Korlv, vitftfilrli-lr'n1vlnr Officers, 1949-50 1' 1 --9 X-.t -r 408 i I i sw. '61 Class of 1951 uniors Officers, Spring 1949 inf' 'is 'Hr Gene Peters, prerideall: Charlene XY7oodson, Jerr'eri1ry-irmffzrer,' Peggy Lewis, rite XYith all class officers serving on the Student Senate this year, the junior officers devoted most .of their time to work on that body. They served on -the different committees of the Senate and gave -their wholehearted support toward providing more rand better student government. For the first time in many years, the junior class -found it impossible to hold the annual junior prom. Early in the year the ofiicers set up an organization ,I7YUJ'It1':'l7f entitled the junior Association in an effort to raise the funds necessary for the prom. The University this year discontinued the practice of underwriting class dances since they had proved financial losses in the past. Therefore, it was necessary for the class officers to raise the funds before they could contract the band or make any other plans. Repeated pub- licity drives Were staged, but the class members failed to respond to the idea. Glenn Stubenrauch, rife preJider1!j joan Reeve, Jer'retmj,'-il'eu.rln'erg Bruce Campbell, prefidsflfi i Officers, 1949-50 409 P Class of 1952 Sophomores N Officers, Spring 1949 Ostar Ifhrenheig, Ilia' pfim1'i11l,- Thomas Pollard, fmxvnfwzlg I.vle Sehertz, ,vrrzrlizry 1 I ll run lu The year I9-+9-1950 brought many changes in the responsibilities and duties of the Sophomore otlicers and the events held by the Sophomore Class. This year was the first time that class officers were elected for the entire year instead of for only one semester. ln addition to the two student senators from the Sophomore class, all three class oflieers were now to hold seats in the student senate. The decision was also made that the Sophomore Co- tillion would not be held. VVith six representatives serving on the Senate and various Senate committees, the sophomores were certain of fair and equal representation. The absence of the animal Sophomore Cotillion, which was canceled by a vote of the Committee on Stu- dent Affairs. left the way clear for the undertak- ing of several other class projects which were car- ried through with success. All in all, this has proved to be a very success- ful year for the Sophomore Class. Nucl Bclnap. lim' jfrrxidclli: Richard Calisch, fu1'mlr'11!,' Kenneth Miles, .rvrrelwy-lrurzmrfr Officers, 1949-50 Y-v 410 Class of 1952 Freshmen Freshman Council Thomas Pollard, fbairnimzq Oscar Ehrenberg, Dean Francis Koenig, 1ul1'i,rar.' Lyle Schertz, Gerald Magee, flPd.f1Ht'l',' Marilyn Schueler Acting in the power of the executive body of the freshman class, the Freshman Council of 195 2 concerned itself this year with the numerous prob- lems and difficulties met by freshmen upon entering the University. A large portion of the Council's work was centered upon the publication of a book- let entitled Facts F 01' F ifeslavnevz. This booklet pro- vided a complete summary of valuable information for freshmen and was distributed through advisors during the Week of orientation. In the spring semester, the Council sponsored Sla11a'i11g.' Nuel Belnap, Walter Cryer Sealed: Ardis Miller, Patrick Malone, .rrn'elrzr'y,' john Metzger, Gwcndo a class dance, the SZ Pickup, held in the Illini Union Ballroom. The music was furnished by Ben Bradlefs orchestra, and members of the freshman class provided entertainment during intermission. The highlight of the dance was the selection of a king and queen from the students attending. During the general campus election of all class officers, freshman class ofhcers were elected. The Freshman Council, however, continued to be a functioning body. lyn Levy is Freshman Council br-.tt Shelton. fumlifiizl The Interfraternity Council of the University of Illinois is the supervisory and governing body of all the social fraternities on campus. It formu- lates and administers interfraternity policies and assists in carrying out University policy pertinent to fraternities. I.F. is composed of chapter repre- sentatives of the iifty-six fraternities at the Univer- sity. Weekly meetings are held to provide the setting for getting acquainted and for the birth and dissemination of constructive ideas for fraternity operation. The University of Illinois was the scene of the first Interfraternity Council and has held an important position as a leader in fraternity self- government. The University of Illinois was the first univer- sity to establish the post of Assistant Dean of Men for Fraternities. Dean Carl KI. Grip has held that position since its inception. University control, when necessary, is exercised through the Board of Fraternity Affairs, which is composed of three staff fraternity men. three local fraternity alumni. and the live undergraduate officers of the Interfrater- nity Council. Interfraternity Council 'JMIHV 4 .Vl.n1d1r1g.' Dean Grip, jurnlf-i aJ1ifm',' Professor Bull, flnzlrlrzilri. b0H:ff1f fmlervilfy affanr I V Ytuttzl: XY'illiam Stallman, Lambda Chi Alpha, Irrainzizf-.11-i1r'r11.f5 Ronald VC'einress, Pi Lambda Phi, ,rurl'rInl'3: Scott Shelton, Chi Psi, fm'.flde11I.' james savage, Delta Kappa Epsilon, urs pnpi1ifif111,' XX'illiam Martin, Pi Kappa Alpha, 1rr.unrrr ,-- I . .. Z' 4 413 'rr- Hx 7 'Q . I' .-- . xiii x I ,-1. I, QAM.. ,F . --1.-tl . 1 rf I- ,,..' 5, ,-Q v A EQZSWE: Elilig za S -i X151-' I gf sf' 1 X 4 er- ,I A 1 I fa- nw ' .1 lzilerfraienzify camzril repre.re1iInti1'e.r ACACIA james Brown Frank Frandsen ALPHA CHI RHO Clinton Lewis Paul Lippold ALPHA DELTA PHI William Needler Wfilliam Sommer ALPHA EPSILON PI Arthur Mostow Robert Stencel ALPHA GAMMA RHO Iohn Bigger Robinson Lahmen ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA Scott Bohon james Stokes ALPHA PHI ALPHA Alexander Poinsett Neal Smith ALPHA RHO CHI Dale Benedict Robert Xlllilbert ALPHA SIGMA PHI William Kennedy Robert Powell ALPHA TAU OMEGA Nuel Belnap Robert Heath BETA THETA PI Robert Lauchner james Morgan CHI PHI Leonard Miirtin Robert Xlifagner CHI PSI Richard Bosshnrd Wlallace johnson COSMOPOLITAN David Eisen jack Hayya DELTA CHI john Dau Richard Mills DELTA KAPPA EPSILON Daniel Branigan Tom Hostetler DELTA PHI Robert Carlson john McClellan DELTA SIGHA PHI Wfillium Bierbuum Donald Fnulk DELTA TAU DELTA Byron Fry john Reilly DELTA UPSILON Donald Shaw Russell Viehmun FARM HOUSE Robert Henninger Glyndon Stull' KAPPA ALPHA PSI Robert Elliot Earl Fredrick Interfralemity couzzril 1'eprere11iaiiz'e.f I KAPPA DELTA RHO Richard Ausfgihl Phillip james KAPPA SIGIXIA Albert Grcivenhorst john Metzger LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Robert Corley john jiihnke OMEGA PSI PHI Otis Morgan W'illigii'n Thorp PHI DEI.TA THETA Robert Ingels Frank joiy PHI EPSILON PI Fred Bondy Arthur Gould PHI GAMMA DELTA john Auther Robert Kesel PHI KAPPA Rudy HA115 Peter Moore PHI KAPPA PSI Robert Droste Allen Heim PHI KAPPA SIGMA Thomas Hagan Keith Lacy PHI KAPPA TAU Gilbert Banks Paul Dunning ' 'ff v I PHI SIGMA DELTA Robert Lipschultz blyron Skolly PHI SIGMA KAPPA Henry Blackwell Clarence Hinderer PI KAPPA ALPHA Wfilliam Livingston Wfilliam Martin PI KAPPA PHI Roy Heintz George Xvzilker PI LAMBDA PHI Alan Gilbert Sheldon Mills PSI UPSILON Donald Arer Bernard Wfalile SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Bruce Campbell james Sullivan SIGMA ALPHA MU Sanford Greenwald Milton jatfe SIGMA CHI Wfilliam Costimn Dickinson XViltz SIGMA NU Cullen Clauser jack Polivka SIGMA PHI DELTA Stevan Cobb Xvilford Shurtletf , y, sf G, I 'e .. I -, , u . . . is i -. , , 5 , V 1 v - . , 3 V .-, - rv.. 'f , .1 B 1 - tri' L I kxjt iw Q, gg my i-,x,.ig..6:,,, I - I iff? 'WN' J , ' -. r. x 4- ,, 1 - 'i' I :rr-cr SIGMA PHI EPSILON Richard Christian Robert Dunn SIGIVIA PI Robert Alexander Fred Kondzella TAU DELTA PHI Alfred Eisenberg Arch Goldrich TAU EPSILON PHI Leonard Kmvets Sheldon Lee TAU KAPPA EPSILON Harry Gullett Richard Heiligenstein THETA CHI Xlifilliam Neisen Robert W'ylie THETA DELTA CHI Lawrence Butkus Wfebster Crowley ,THETA KAPPA PHI Bernard Hurley john Ravo THETA XI Austin Buclmnzin Scott Cameron ,TRIANGLE lames Fairbiiirn Robert Newlin ZETA BETA TAU Irion Heyman Sheldon Pollack ZETA PSI William Powers XValter Ritter flTi ' Q41 - ,Qfi SPI '- The Men's Independent Association is a student- established and student-administered organization of the independent men on the campus of the Uni- versity of Illinois. Through the unihed effort made possible by this organization, these students exert influence in the formulation of general policies con- cerning student xvelfare. M.I.A. has been organized so that it may encompass and represent independent men. This has been accomplished through the or- ganization of houses with four or more residents. each of which elects a representative to the M.l.A. council. The council is the policy-making body for the organization and decides all matters of maior importance. The executive body is the Directorate made up of the ollicers and committee chairmen of Nl.I..-X. The problems facing Nl.l.A. provide oppor- tunity and incentive for independents in all areas of student activity. including scholastic, athletic, so- cial. and recreational fields. M.l.A. aids in student participation in sports. In the academic held. tro- phies are awarded for high scholarship. en s Independent Association er me ntnbium Illml L ul u Bram! mpvt,inlluf.m 5 -lnhn Dener, lr inurg Allan Nelson, use pvft1Jer11p I 1 ,x ers, .zi 4 I-5 iz. img Duane Branigan, latufli .nluiar tr but Ci U1 ix JNtxll n1.1fffv,4 Raph Sharp, -zmfivll wrzamr ltr lllfly 1111 1 stpl Fx I If fu as 4 'I X. ll s l l Il 'Y - w rl l w l l 5, gb i l 1, l 1 l E.X'.?fllIl1c' mlmuif-Trip fuzz .' Alan Turner, Dale Melon, Oicar Ehrenberg, Hmvard London, Don Barrel, Drck Berl-cshrre, Layn Flitk Bnrforn rffrr 1 jerry Tenenbaum, Ray O'Ne1ll, Ralph Sharp, Peter Coladarcr, Allan Xelsun, B-wb Gand, .I-nhn Ducwer Home rrfm,rmn1tizsJ-T017 vnu 5 Ihzwrcnte Connolly, T-mm Keith, Marwin S.lverm.1n, AlClXll'1 Goldzhantl, Irwin Chalmn, Manhall Zlssman, Arthur Karlan, Melvin Gutstadt, Thomas Lutx, Ray Netherton, Sidney C.l'lllIflCI', Fred Lareon, -I-vhn Allr-un Third mum' Amos Bratrude, Marshall Drake, Robert Adams, XY'illi.1m Rusth, blatli Glawm, j,uneS Alrles, Rxthard Martin, Paul Clrnelwell, F105-J X'i'enr,g-, Alnhn hfarshall, Kenneth Fcldcrman, Edward Avoboda, 1r,, XVillram Moody, Burt Altman, Harry Granzrm ' Seform' ron .' John Mason, -Ir., Charles MtGreW, Homer Lemke, Aaron Hull, Petrik Tlmrnas, Dunaltl Baird, Don Gallav, Sul Gold, Rrthard Berlcshrre, Henry Frazer, Lyle Ivlansficld, Kenneth Sturm, Donald XVOIIQ Bottom ww: Alan Turner, Edwin Mellon, Ray O'Neill, Layu Flitk, Obcar Ehrcnberg, Allan Nel5-un, Peter Culadarci, R-:bert Gaml, john Duuwer, H-vwartl London, Jerome Tcnunbaum. Ralph iharp. Loy Miller 1 ,,,- N mm VAQV 1 1 5 --. W., 5 4 l ,fs 9 'ss v ,,. K - 1 li 4 ll .lla ,-N , Q u fit, 'K Y .i Lib' Panhellenic is the law making body for all sororities at the University of Illinois. Its policy is to create a high plane of fraternity life and inter- fraternity relations within the University, to fur- ther line intellectual accomplishment and sound scholarship, and to cooperate with the college ad- ministration in the maintenance of high school standards. Panhellenic is composed of txvo govern- ing hodies. the Presidents' council, composed of chapter presidentsg and the Ifxecutive committee, composed of Panhellenic oiiicers, the faculty ad- visor. departmental chairmen, and junior depart- mental chairmen. The departments covered hy Panhellcnic are social. scholarship, activity. rush- ing, pledge, and Shi-Ai. The junior departmental chairmen xvork with junior Panhellenic which consists of all sorority freshmen. Included in its activities are the Fall Scholarship dessert and the Spring banquet, when individual and house scholar- ship is honoredg the Pledge hanquetg and the annual Panhellenic hall. Ilfuotlij. Peslsintl, jvt il,.'tr1 Panhellenic ouncil l .u1f'il!tf11i' iitinlurt tfff1,'n,,'1.m' -Twp wir: Estelle Anderson. Alpha Phi, ,tfn'i.n' Jijv.1rll11ir1!,' Patiieia Kimler, Delta Delta Delta, rlulvrlgu Ji'11.ulmr11l.' lean 'I'heuif.i', Delta Qyarnina, Wim! Jtjnzflrmulg Georgia Bushnell, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Sli!-.115 I-Iarriet Olschansky, Alpha Epsilon Phi, ,-rlmlizzflwjv .ft,fu.'v.'mw.f,- liatherme Merrimat, fhi Omega, .zilnny iIt,!1.1r'f111:r11,' Joyce Drew, Kappa Alpha Theta, Sli:-,-ll: ,lean Mar,-goles, Sigma Della Tau, .n'lml.1f,r!vf11 ' if 1 I -' it I ' fl k I in Phi Beta wlcilfi' JL varlmiril I1., I1 1 ut 11. , ,lean H ltzman, Alpl .1 Ihr Omega. .nm II3 iftf1.nln1tuI,' Ixathrvn ar , L ani a . , I it lt. X li rlffw 'Hu 3 Iatqueline XY'eave1', Kappa Alpha Theta. jilhlqt' i!ij1.u1n1t'r1l,' Dean lane Kline, fnfzr,-mg' Betty Bailey, Alpha Delta Pi, lr'r'i1,i111m',' Dorothy P Nu 3 11 1 1 lin n Nlik ll Pl ll C1 flirle lxi eskuml. Senna Iclta 'I'au, juzvlifi 1: 'loan Bergqulsf, Alpha fhi Omega, I tit' ff ii In ,Ina I .c', A pta iiv n'i'r'i .1135 Qirolyn . ', Ippa :Xlplia Iheta, w-fuzz: n'L!f.1vf1f1t'1z , 1 4 ' 2 X A - ,lb ! . F- ,K 9 .Al X -kia i if, 416 7 1 fir, - ,. Snmrzlyy f7lt'tfjt'lIl,fT T011 1'01l'.' Phyllis Miner, Alpha Phi, Nancy Dunn, Delta Gamma, june Barber, Gamma Phi Beta, Ann Lutz, Kappa Kappa Gamma, jean Muth, Alpha Gamma Delta, Kathleen Keeley, Kappa Delta: janet Birch, Alpha Omicrun Pig .luyte Stone, Delta Zeta Alpha, Hurleen Feltman. Delta Phi Epailung Barbara Bl'DCl'il11f'll:l', Alpha Chi Srromf rorr: Marian Ryan, Theta Upsilon, Odessa fuuper, Alpha Kappa Omega: Elaine Rosenberg, Sigma Delta Tau: Beverly Asplund, Chi Omega, Lee Flesch, Alpha Xi Delta, jane Sigwalt, Alpha Delta Pi, june Branding, Phi Mu, Maxine fargill, Delta Delta Delta Borrow mum' Barbara Naft, Phi Sigma Sigma, Jacqueline Xveaver, Kappa Grace Hartmann, Pi Beta Phi, Grace Balazs, Zeta Tau Alpha, Barbara Alpha Theta: ,lean Avrannll, Alpha Epsilun Phi, joan Fagerburg, Sigma Kappa, Stewart, Delta Sigma Theta Pledge prt.ride11I.ffTop Vozzz' Nancy Trimarco, Alpha Xi Delta, Louise Sampler, Alpha Epsilon Phi, Margaret Graham, Alpha Delta Pi: Marinrxu Mitchell, Alpha Gamma Delta, Delphine Bartosiewiez, Theta Upsilon, Iune Stmok, Delta Gamma, Martha Muots, Pi Beta Phi, Geraldine Dillon, Alpha Chi Omega, Dorothy Schrader, Sigma Kappa, Mary Hainsworth, Zeta Tau Alpha, Fawn Cawper, Phi Mu Barium inrr: Cora Reynolds, Delta Zeta, Marilyn Toombs, Kappa Alpha Theta, Betty Ann Carson, Delta Delta Delta, Joyce Rentro, Kappa Delta, Frames Dunn, Gamma Phi Beta, Pat Smith, Kappa Kappa Gamma Na! is fitlllflf Monica Wfilliams, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Judy Midcap, Alpha O'nicrnn Pi, Sue Evans, Alpha Phig Joyce Anderson, Chi Omega, Nancy Rosen- l fl . Delta Phi Epsilon, Beryl Xvolf, Phi Sigma Sigma, Barbara Schultz, Sigma Delta Tau NYomen's Group System, the first group of its' ltind on any college campus, is the organization of all independent xvomen. Included in the system are organized xvomen's houses, xvomen's residence halls. and scattered groups. The presidents of these groups participate in a xveelclv council meeting. The governing bodv of XYGS. is the Executive Council, composed of the oilicers, major chairmen, sub-district chairmen, and faculty advisors. XY.G.S. devotes its time to the encouragement of scholarship, activities and social life among its members. Among its varied activities are the district and scholarship teas, the Christmas Musicale, the XYatcheka Sing, and the House Presidents' Banquet. lY.G.S. cooperates with Xl.l..-X. to present events such as the Independent Stunt Show, free mixers, and the publication of a newspaper, the Ivldepen- dent. Climaxing the vear's activities is the lV.G.S. Awards Tea when newly-elected oHicers are in- augurated and recognition is given for outstanding scholarship and activity participation. omen s roup System 4 SQQN NW ' 5 5 55 , H 1 71 , 'di 1 96 'B L ,.qge:g:5--111.511, , i . ' I1:11fT,'1E?Eg :1V',: I . -' rf- ,,.x ' -'g1Z,55ya,: A-nv R' f 'T vu r. .- 5 . , 1, f -s rw v Q -as 1 A .A it... 1- nl K : ' I , fi Q .. - X X H lu A.. , 1: , l , ' .Q , A ,Mi ,ff W ' ' 4 .Y , ,-1 '-.. - M g-'fy-A:, -1, J, -, -, 'fp ' I nl' v 5 T-Q-'lkigsfg 4. -. 1-b V A-Wk. . :fx ' -'N- ' -s K. ,-- 2'-r-A . If, ' -5:5-cf, 'Ax-1-115-', -o- - ' A Lg?-541- Q N X ,ww ez S I :f , Q' - H f , ' ' 5 1 flillfnabg 5 t ag I U QA .' 'v '- 9 Y' W Q , A , Eg -If 434 Sui- vyvm Y GJ . 9 '7 2 Q 1 rr' 'V 'WY fif- 11 2' L11 CQ .- 1 '-' 11 gi' fv- i 4. Top mum' XVilliam Campbell, Robert Friedman, Harald Xvilson, Daniel Keele Third' row: Harold Brandenburg, Robert XV lic, Richard Myers Srl'0l1l2l faux' Harry Von Huben, Carl lambs, jacob Wlhitlock, Richard Kanrk, Ray Funkhauser Bollom row: Richard Wfurzburger, Ray Hauser, Fred Seavcy, Michael McDonald. Henry Chodacki I l I promofes closer relafionship and coopera- fion among flve various engineering professional sociefies Executive ommittee of Student confrols funds of ZOO sfudeni' organizafions Top mu-.' Henry Thorncs, Dean Fred Turner, Dean 'Vern Hampton Bollom razr: Richard Harvey. Carl Falk. Ernest Tedlurd Na! in 1mm'l.' Raymond Baxter ful: uf Ylhlts 4 The Illini Union 'lihe Illini Union is the community center for the Laiiversity of Illinois. It is intended to he self- supporting with the main source of income received from the fee of Sion per semester paid hy every student. This fee is used to amortixe the honded indehtedness and to pay for the operation of those areas of the huilding that do not produce any rev- enue. lhus. ln payment of the fee at registration. all students automatically hecome mcmlmers of the Union and are entitled to use all of its facilities and services and to participate in its activities. ilihe Union is a husy place. and as such con- cerns itself with the whole area of student life and interests outside of the classroom. lt provides lounges. food services. meeting rooms. game rooms. howling alleys. a hrowsing lihrary. ticket sales win- dow s. an information window. and other services and opportunities for the students to work and play together and make profitable use of their leisure time. Over liollll individuals enter the huilding daily. approximately 8.500 meals are served. and South new uf linion over 1.750 visit the Xlain Desk for newspapers. cig- arettes. candy. and cigars. The Illini Union Book- store is a beneficial project which pays dividends to the students patronixing the store. 'lihe lllini Llnion Board. which is composed of lioth students and faculty. is responsible for carry- ing on a hroad program of student activities of an all-University nature. These programs are planned and executed by a wide variety of student commit- tees which are organized under six departments. Included among these functions are the daily rec- ord prograins in the music lounge. the weekly Coffee llours. the weekly informal dance at Club Commons. and the 'llown Nleeting programs twice a month. There are also tournaments in bowling. hilliards. checkers. and chess. and classes for social and square dancing. Student committees arrange the weekly movie at the Auditorium. the Saturday night and other special L'niversity dances. the Uni- versity Sings. Spring Carnival. llomecoming. Dads Day. and Xlothers Day. l ,Q 0 SIJIIJIUQ CIFOIQH Ixorb Dumthy Pukmd jcromc TEUULHIWJUH1 Charlu Bowen D-m1ld Smut R041 5 Smlza' P1tr1u1 Mhcrcr Dorothy Xernor Pmt Pull X mr' Arxdcll Pxt 1 ll XVall,1kc XX1Ilx1m Ncgdlu No! H1 pam! Vcrnnn Ixretxdmnl Prof C lntx Roburtsun Pmt lx xl XNxll.1u Union Admlnlstrahon Slalldlfm Arthur Sawyer Mutha Irnm Ixcnncth Rhmhs fhulw XX crtz, Donna Runscr lxathlcnn Uv Ve QI fb Qxxv 19, E I U1 41111 u llal I. lrml.n1:l1, linlml llfrmmwx XX nm,Ka1Iuvlm: XXIDUII Nl: H rl Nh 11 n I ,II...L. X11 41 mr I In I n1l.llx.1l1 Iam AIHIIHIIII1-, 'X f: f X1 11 xl: NIVJIIMJ, Null: lilly M Y QQ X Xxx, X M . -. 5 ,V .151 I 1 IH'-HH Ail'YIf'I'W, ,llmn Y.m sic Stu-p I'.llvlnl.A W,xll.uL', .llfulwr :flux lluulll, In-41 Department of Dances l'NI'iLi2lj' Night Dances Xlnrincc llnnccs Social Dnnccs S1lllLll'C Dances L'IliUl1 Ilzmccs Xnl lumfflul Arm Sllnlwll, ,I,llncs linul lull, l:l.lilxcI,.1 X-: k-.19 nb f e ff V 'fx dx 424 Dorothy Vcrnnr, di: Mlm' Department of Entertainment Club Commons Homecoming Stunt Show Mothers Day Union Movies University Sings S145-flJdiY'HlE?7fsldllljfilgf Dclphlnc Bartuslcwrcz, Leland Myars Seated: PHIIICIH Bowen, Frank Schlcck, Frances Sterling Dorothy ones Austin jones I XI,1,w la ,i.'r-1mf,i.' julzn Fcllncr, -l.imcQ Tuttle, Luis Miillii .uf.f',1.'vn1tf.' ,l-qty Huatli, Bnrlxirx Pidmtk. XVilli.im Hcrzxtuck llniflllx lllncw Mt licu .' Y - , T -in N Brin ml-il'.:.'imt:.i' linin Prmtlixillc. Rutlfritk Urqulurt. Olga Gul p ltlimr li u xn init, john King, Mary Frcis Riiggf Puflt I, My Department of Public Relation Advertising Dance Publicity House Publications Occasional lfvents lYeclcly Ifvents iimzuu, ffrlllzfiflllff Guurgc Rand Iohn Lexus joytc Wcrnintski jimts Brotsos Davids Kartmnn, Cgirol Stcvxig 9? 2 .........,....,...v.....-N--f...- Evelyn Grossman, difeffar Department of Recreation Colfee Hours Classical Music Hours Dads Day jazz-U-Like-It Open House Tournaments S116-rlmfrmeus Vir inia Kraabel, Davida Kartman, Ethel Mac Karon Not in panel: joe? Rosenbloom Jllnjar' clmirnzezz-Sf,1:1a'n1g: Sherwood Phrllrps, Phyllrs Exams, Rnymond Thompson Sunred: Kathryn Flesch, Carolyn C0l1Cl'l, Gtorgm Bushnell Snb-flmirnzerl-51.1ruling: john Regan, Rlchurd Holschcr S:alm'.' Joyce Heath, Anncttc Lcistcn, Katherine Wfolcntt S1111-rlnzirvlnls George Rand, Cunlyn Korb, Lee Muller, Gloria Fletcher, Robcrt Cscnck K -....... 'f -Er ii Q Sn 'gave . jf ,Q . 1 ,vw . V193 'ffm 355165, ,:' , 1. W . i 4.15 -4: 1, ,f-if will A, A- ,hy , - vi L fa. ' 'S-,1-tie lg 3, - vp? M '?gi!1fS4 i'1'f1 FQ 71- Jlrzfor l'bJ,ll'Y7Iz7I.' Frank Callalian, Sheila McMurray, Keith Goodwin NH! ni p.zi1el,- Irwin Smiley 5'11!:-fluziinzni-Tufi wil' Francis I-leavey, XV1lli.1m Appier Bfi.'1f,in1 mu: Nedra Amerman, Helen jo HAhr'e, Carolyn Hedberg Szib-fhairrr1rn4Tup ww: XV:iyne Wfeber, Joyce Heath, Wfilliam Herzstuck, john King Bunfim mu: john I-Limngton, Carolyn Kerb, Harriet Fink, jean Middlcmas Donald Stout, :fuel fur' Department of Student and Alumni Relation Block I Homecoming Student and Alumni Orientation Student Recognition Union Musical Sub-rl:i1lrn1t11.' june Rucker, Susan Twomey, Whlliam Bierbaum, Carol Thomas. john C Qillnhnn, .loan Hcssler, Leonard Wcirsek 4 'L' .E S-, am. 2 ,,ff,.0,.w,w,mw 5 w,awM.1,..W:4,,,, uv,-:V fzmw -Q '17' P t S h 1 V t illtzjm' rb.11i'n1e11.' Gene Peters, P.ltritiri Fmstcr, Fmncis Heavcy, Irwin Smiley, -In.inrr'A A HUM' C HH' ' H 0' Fisherkeller, Donald Kraft Sub-rbaiffzlrzl-Sirzmllugf Virgil Butler, Virginia Lightbody, Kenneth Bailey e artment of Student Services Guide and Travel SmIm': Patti Slab-rlmlwfluzs anne Lage Illini Town Meetings Oiice Management Red Cross Social Forums Sub-r-haiinzen: Oscar Ehrenberg, William jackson, Donald Bunnell, Patricia Wfirtlm N01 In panel: Nuel Bclnap Cin Kennedy, Betty Adams 1' C1 Delia O'Ne.il, Suzanne Wfidcmnn, David Spiegler, Jo J, Q K. if .. .N 430 Xlirgrlvgy Btiivy D . !'.1fr rfl.if: .ll.1,ff,r rfurwrflivl X1,1f,i.fi'n',tf' Rohert XY.ird, Sheldon Aucihaih . t yo -. t erlex Hi-fun, -lohn Sthumathei, Gloria Kiarne Campus Chest, an organization founded at the University of Illinois, has this year reached full status as a recognized major independent activity. Because of the interests and efforts of those who have contributed time and money to our Univer- sity charity organization, Campus Chest has proved itself one of the IUOSI outstanding student charity organizations in the country. Last year over 320,000 was collected and allocated to local, national, and international charities and relief groups. This year money will again be allocated to the lYorld Stu- .illfii.1.'x'11i .nhl xlilififfvi lifanil -,NJ,1uil1r1t-: Plnlip Roxenherg, Prol, -I, Thoniis Hastinus, blurs.: Kramer, Stull Shelton, Nucl Belnap Mufti! Paliitia XY.ill.ue, Marietta Steyens-fn. Margaret Tandy, -loan Natlx, hflcrley Brown Sub-cbaimzen - Sfunding: Ardis Miller, Patricia XVirth, Marjorie Thorson, Mary Hurst, Elaine Nusinow, Susan Greenwald Sealed: Albert Mitton, Nancy Neclcers, Jane Fouts, Frankie Glatz, Virginia Slater, Nuel Belnap dent Service Fund, CARE, Lisle Fellowship, Uni- versity of Illinois Scholarship Fund, Negro College Student Fund, Community Chest, American Field Service, and other worthy charitable organizations. To relieve the faculty and student body from constant solicitation, a one-day Campus Chest drive is held each fall. Over 356,000 was collected during this year's drive held on November 9. Proceeds from the Spring Carnival, which is an Illini Union sponsored activity, and special events, organized throughout the year by Campus Chest, do much to augment the Campus Chest funds. Many other student activity organizations also contribute whole- heartedly. Funds are distributed by an Allocations and Advisory Board composed of representatives from major groups on campus. The Allocations board determines which relief organizations are to receive aid and designates the size of donations received by these sponsoring charity and relief groups. Membev'JATop roux' David Sauer, Selwyn Zun, Sheldon Jacobs, Wfilliam Beuttler, Dick Kopel, Harold Hanes, Jerry Kats, Charles Swearingen Third rozr: James Deremiah, Marshall Rosenthal, Richard Crady. Thorpe Wfright, Earl Henderson, Jack XY'illiams, John Towers, Edward Leonard Second f0u'.' Elaine Zidell, Mary Meiford, Vivian Herr, Rita Martin, Jeanne Rayney, Joanne Hiiidmarsh. Leta Jane Small, Dorothy Gidcumb, Nancy Har- ling, Ivlartha Ramsey Botmm row: Mary Crawford, Martha Innis, Carol Nicholson, Margaret MacDonald, Delores Eeltman, June Alper, Phyllis Barnard, Carol Ewing Cv 9, as M Y: ' Q. . ff' ' . .M r-'S ati EA' : A . Qs' .95 l 9 i A Q 4 I V' H .-IH L'r11:u :li l 'fv1in: Cfimrzsnllit f S:i1u.!n1,t Joann Lindsay, Marie Reno, Glen Biolandet, Donald Iole, Randall XY'est, Mary Thompson .Xt.:'t.. Dt.-n lirtd Turner, Prof. Eduard Cleary, Profs Rltliald biulphy X sf: , .. .'t.f Pi-il. Alan Laing, Dnettor Predeml: Siebett, Direttor -losel' XY'tight All University Forum The All lfniversity Forum consists of a series of addresses throughout the school year which are given by well known speakers who bring to the campus their points of View on subjects of general interest. Originating in 19-H, the committee of the All University Forum. which is composed of six faculty members and six students, has presented this series of lectures by people who are leaders in their par- ticular lields and prominent in public life. Oflieiat- ing as chairman is Professor Edward Cleary. An interesting presentation this year was a panel discussion on XVhat's Wrong with Education. Participating in this forum were President George Stoddard, Provost Coleman Grifiith, Dean Hen- ning Larsen, and Dean Willard Spalding. Although the primary appeal of the All Uni- versity Forum is to the students, the lectures are open to the public as well as students without charge. President Cie-.1-gc Stndtlartl Dean Henning Larsen Provost Coleman Griiiith Dean Willard Spalding 432 Ralph Bunch, distinguished mediator for the United Na- tions and the Palestine disputes between the Israelites and the Arabs, spoke on The Road to Peace: The United Nations XVay. A graduate of Harvard. Mr. Bunch is a member of the American Political Science as- sociation, has been a teacher, and has held several U. S. state department jobs. Hodding Carter, the liberal lighting editor and publisher ot the Delta Democrat-Times, expressed his personal opinion in answer to the question, ls the South That Bad? XVin- ner ot the 19-15 Pulitzer prize tor distinguished editorial writ- ing, lNIr. Carter is the author ot the novels, The Wfings of Fear and Flood Crest. 6 fe- M Merle Miller, one of the most outstanding young writers and critics of today, discussed What's XVrong with American Magazines? Mr. Miller, the associate editor of Harper's Magazine, has worked on the stalfs ot Time magazine and as book editor of the Saturday Re- view of Literature. He is the author of XVe Dropped the A- Paul Douglas, author of nu- merous books on economic sub- jects, including The Theory of Wages and Real Wages in the U. S., spoke on Legis- lative Problems of the 81st Con- gress. President of the Amer- ican Economic Association, Mr. Douglas was a member of the Consumers' Advisory board, and was active in drafting the original Social Security Act. Bomb and That XVinter. ess. 3 Wfilliam Laurence, the only civilian to witness four of the tive atomic explosions, dis- cussed in his address, Human Benefits of the Atomic Energy, the peace time uses of atomic energy in industry and med- icine, Author of Dawn Over Zero, Mr. Laurence was the only man selected by the Wfar department to write about the Nagasaki explosion. Countess Tolstoy, authoress ol The Tragedy of Tolstoy and I Vlorked for the Soviets, discussed The dangers of Com- munism, basing her lecture on personal Contact with Commu- nists here and abroad. She has established the Tolstoy founda- tion in New York which is dedicated to protecting the rights ot non-Communistic Rus- sians in the United States. Clifton Utley, famed radio commentator and foreign anal- yst, gave his personal Report on Europe. Mr. Utley has studied international relations and political science abroad and has extensively touted al- most all the European coun- tries. His great news career began in 1926: and, since 1955. he has had weekly broadcasts on foreign affairs. 434 Religious Activities f Q22 ' 123 ,ff R i W ,WW 5' f fl , 4 if if W U' I W f fl K I ! ZA . ' f K I My ,ffflllhl j ku mxvxxx. 1 U! H. I! Xxx, x.. N KH . J 0 xx X, J .,. w O 4 7' Nfv l 1110011 5 X-4 wi Z! I f N X v Q29 vkfYxx fzw 1 1 X r qwbyv QQEZWQ ' p2Z!Lgiii Bv'f A A X ' ' M5 1. K X. X. 1 'X X limp WXGN Q ' N mg, S X 4 ' , ,, 3 R A X I IIA- I X 25 ' f, f, X, ,I ff ' X I X 2 Q f If ff X X I NR f ,ff 5 X, X, QW! MW W! ff f 1 f Ha 1 Z X5 ,f ff f X W I il ' 7 f ! IT . f A 'IW' fXqji f R ff' ff! .VKNMHA 5 , , N ff M 77 yf ' 7 X The Y.Nl.C..-X., whose purpose is to foster Christian ideas in everyday student life and to provide opportunities for training in Christ- ian leadership, is now in its seventy-seventh year of service to the campus community. :Xmong the vital services sponsored by this organization are the International Friendship supper clubs for foreign students, lectures on family living by noted speakers, a camp held in the fall to ease adjustment of freshmen to college life, the promotion of boys clubs in the twin cities, and week-end dances and par- ties in cooperation with the Y.lY.C..-X. Other campus functions and services are the Chanti- cleer, student pamphlet issued every two weelcsg the lu bookg bi-weekly faculty and graduate forumsg freshman discussion groups led by upperclassmeng and participation in the Sweet Sixteen Circus. There are +00 students taking part on the various committees of the HY program. The building, which has been a hub of campus activity since its erection in 1938. offers to the students quiet study rooms, re- creational facilities, a lunch room, and a widely-read file of hometown newspapers. ard, Donald Wlilker, Patrick Malone, Robert Lauchner, john Shu- - Al . -i 9? 4' K WN.. X f ,-7 is 4, 4' x ,X Q- 4 P . . :qs .. ,Zo ge: I, vm' xl. .2 WF f' - 'G I ..,Sf 6- f 39 I it :sgfs 9 I g W-Mui. - .... ,,, A-1 S. V My ' ' Qi 51-'if' ,I ,' -, 7, .V , lf. , . .I , s V H Y- 1-4 pw . ' '-A1 -If '-..: JH- V 3?W T' if -vs.f+'- .- 1-. +P. -f,-fiyrl, . Eff , 5 jf.,..w-1. .3 I, F., gr , - 4,- ,. .' A ,. .., ,.,.,,. .1-'71,-.,'l',f, 154 f.m:A',lJ-'Zigi1..:,.Q,.i:fl . -A 1, - , . 7 'f fgf 1 lu., , .'2,43Q'f 'f' -.s'jl '41f,ZA af- W 'N' i ' X f :.,f:.-ff , f j' I , ' , ' 2 Q Nr' f lI ? ' 3 ati M114 I 5 ' 1 W- :J I ,1 . l l . I , .gifs 'ff ' H if 3 ' 2 r V V1 ' N' ' K 3S'??'s:,4 lwj b ' ' YN 'I' A , N- . 1 A Spay '- - :vii 5 is A il f t f ' r Q i y 'V ' 9 ,S A. 'XV P E :':', f ,:, L J 4 ' .- A ' ,sig -if s ,: A f.2f: - x , f fx 4 m 1, ,Z . . ' mf ., 3. -Q., 1 X 1 v1 1 1 1 ,ff ,E f' ' , ' 4. ' ' til 'I Q -1. . , , gy. , -r ..,, . 9 U 4, w . ,.f , , s y ,gi M , ka X55-gtg AJ, f is R 3 1 A 'ary - .-ff ij ' A ., f D Q ' fa was gf 'eff ' ' ' -f Y S 5 Bi 3 , -J QW W- 3: Q +s -' -1 'Wifi l.. - . '. .1 -,jx fQL7g,3',j,g:C 35, - J M W f .-:-- -V+ ' 71 7' , ...ff - ., A I it :fu ff- bgxhrwg rwlffpj-I: - 1' ,A Ar. ,gl Y. --. 4, 42? L H!i-o:,-f--- .as - - Q ,M M., . ' .A --- , . . 1 438 Zi 'aa '43 ' A . :Jain-I I Q Vgfqzl Q . '51 . v-fx , 'af 5' fa? ' s ,4--, Z 4- X an -- 'i l'r,1o:tslJ,.vi.M.rir fr. '..'r 1'-rr I I I I The L'niversitv Young XYonien's Christian association has grovvn into one of the largest or- ganizations for eanipus and connnunitv vvonien. lfach nieniher receives the niaxinnnn opportunities for living a hroader and niore creative life through service and a grovving lqnovvledge of Ciod. The prograin of the X ,XY.C.fX. ollers activities corresponding vvith everv individuals interests. The fundamental concepts of Christian living are incor- porated into the coinniunity' and campus service proieets, which range froni vvorlcing with children's recreational centers to xvelconiing' foreign students. The social events aid in hroadening friendships and contacts. s. BN lflrrr f n,vur1f.' Marv Alne Ifaslruari, urirr.Ar5,' -Ioan Zagat. lrrailutig Delores Daxrtlson, fntmftrzl. ,Ioanrit 'larry fH'l int jntrfrltul. Miriam 5-rrnrner. vrrtfml :art for ilrltlll Nlenihers henelit from the group cooperation and leadership training. Liniphasis is placed upon personal groxvth to help insure social consciousness in the housewives and career women of future years. Special annual events highlight the year's activi- ties. :Xt l lonieconiing nnnns are sold. livery Christ- nias a doll shovv built around a general thenie is pre- sented vvith organized vvoinenis houses participating. The dolls are distrihuted to children throughout the stare. The Y.XY.C.A. offers a line opportunity for a university' or conununitv vvonian to aid others xvhile developing her oxvn character potentialities. falmrr Xlafzrllrlr' Karol llrristlale, Margery Torripltrris, Patritxa XVen1el, hlarilvri Stlieuler, Doris Hrmes, lvfary Ciraham, Marion Rogers, Marx Alne East- man. lleanor srrlt-ntl, 'loan Pixlt-5, Betty Lou Dean, Margaret Robinson, Patrnra XVrIl1.1mson. 'loanne Edwards, Virginia Farraml, Miriam Sommer Marti! Maillvn Augspnrgtr, Patrnia Mnhelrnan, Roberta King, f,.irol Polk, Virginia Player, Delores Davidson, jnanne Terry, flane XY'ildnian, -lean Crist, H.iili.iia ilalrant, rlivzrlrrut rllnrlml Mary l.ou farsrtk, rvrrullrr' rllretlnr 'Nfl In funnf' vlf-vi t llren, laurrairle lxnrtoxll W .1- .X .21 WY- 1- ,. .R -' '--SM.. .gay x X.. ,L si -I .5 ,cl--' .. gA,, . .RWM fazfg. 1- Y. J-lp Z , M . .3- 'Yk 'I .N s 5 Q 34. . ,Q . .ff ..f.z.f -wiv, .A- L .. 35 -Q' QQ l fi 6 .1 4 I 3 . '26, fx M, X., 9' sb ' .75 4 ix 'S-. . .Sf ,sa i .v' .. .H L' ,J I M Y lioher! Vest. fr.1i.wtv, Rex XX'1ll1am XX'.nd, .1.!11,wf, Rohcrt Mann, 11 .I:'1i. Rog.r Haig, :ni fm i.'.ftn'.' Student Religious ouncil The Student Religious Council is a body of students representing all the religious foun- dations on campus. lt offers an excellent opportunity for students of all faiths to voice their opinions and to achieve united action to further the cause of religion. Since the council is not only inter-founda- tional, but also inter-denominational, it helps to cement good relations among the different faiths. The Tfi1lSICl'-PLISSOVCI' festival is an ex- ample of good inter-faith work. The 5.R.C. also sponsors inter-foundation socials and dis- cussion groups. The main purpose of the council is to for- ward the cause of religion and to develop relig- ious leaders on the campus. lilach foundation is encouraged to present its problems and solu- tions to the council. ln this wav the council serves as a clearing house for ideas. The coun- cil sponsors Campus Xlatins as morning wor- ship services once a month. It encourages students to take part in foundation activities and tlms secure the spiritual and social advan- tages offered. lt lends its full support to those activities and movements which incorporate in their structures sound moral and religious con- cepts consistent with our countrv's democratic ideals. 'Iliff fffn ' .fXn.os fairy. Rohert Vest, Hoharl Hindcxlxter, XY'llllan1 Fxtklc, Tommy Shepherd, Robert hlgmn liffifffru :flu fharles Inskcep, ,lean Lia-.mav, Dorothy Grese, Rev. Wfilliam Wfard, Patricia Wfcnzul, Nancy Haas, james Patterson 440 Illini Christian Fellowship, a chapter of Inter-varsity Christian Fellowship, is an inter- denominational Christian organization which strives to consider the spiritual and moral problems of the day through study of the Bible, through prayer, and through group dis- cussion. Believing that the solution to all problems is to be found only in Christ, each member seeks to know Christ and to spread His word. A full and varied program includes challenging lectures by eminent Christian leaders, weekly Bible study, and daily medita- tion and prayer. Understanding is further fos- tered through the sharing of ideas at regional, national, and international conferences held periodically on university campuses through- out the world. Although it emphasizes the spiritual and intellectual, Intervarsity does not neglect the social needs of its members. Thus Illini Chris- tian Fellowship is prepared to make a con- tribution to not just one, but to many phases of campus life, challenging students to give greater service to a world in need. Officers of the organization are Paul Han- selman, p1'eside11t,' john Danielson, vice presi- dent, Mary Lou Nicholls, seci'ez'a1'y, and Frank Luzzi, t1'easzz1'e1f. Wfeekly Bible study group Illini hristian Fellowship Top raw: William Selkirk, Raymond Eckman, Paul Grabill, Howard Sandlund, Roy Kelley, XVilliam Kellogg, Fred Giles, Clyde Kautz Raymond XX ester dahl, john Danielson, Delose Pipes, Donald Miller, Frank Frye, Wlinifred Hager, Harry Vanderbilt, Paul Hanselman Third raw: Gordon johnson, Holmes Robertson, Roy Bodett, Shirley Grove, George Harcus, Edith Mitchell, Frank Replogle, Mary Hagopian Eugene Peterson David Olfner, Earl Trapp, Mary Edwards, Donald Wfaldun, Hazel Meers, Donald Hunter, Donald Larson Second row: James Kay, Doroth Kellogg, Bert johnson, Ella Richards, Robert Nunemacher, Martha Morgan, Frank Luzzi, Allie Hill, Parker jero Gertrude Kll Rb Pl TVlllI.h RbM Mli' h e Ogg, o ert amer, vii a au er, u y artz, eun jo nson Boliom row: james Toda, Paul Sytsma, Ruth Oakes, Harold Bushey, Eulene Bushey, Dale Scott, Genevra Rooks, Charles Rumley, Doris Qandlund Charles Inskeep, Vera Antirnonik, James Patterson, Mary Nicholls, Roger Swank .Big .X keeps fhe Universify sfudenf in confacf wifh local, nafional and world-wide Chrisfian sfudenf acfivifies. On fhis campus fhe sfudenf needs for spirifual emphasis are fulfilled by Sun- day worship, church school, Coffee Club, vesper services, and Supper Club. Baptist Student Fellowship sfrives fo creafe a unifed Jewish communify on campus I-ff f--14 A1l.m Icxnkulrlmn, fmiriluil, I,cnn.1rxi Ytnrsuk, ins pnmluzl, M.1ry-me Stnmrn, lu 1 if if liiffffni flu Ylmm Rlcuui, mflluvy' Ruhhx Ssmucl Hqrkmutz, ilmilffvg lxucn bulk, .rx-rvrrzl 11' lla .lrrsimi kN, Q., A -r' Xia' 442 cvd 5. - qw -. '.3?s- 1, f' 12:1 '-::- ' V 1, N 7.1 X MAL A xxx, E sw... 'f '1 ! ' 4 QT ' . , mia T, ,EAI it ' A Ni h Ev-32 Y' Q f' I :pe if Aw . f 1 ljlfl iw Vw Q5 7.5: :ig W ' ' gy' Jiri' WI? Q Ng 4-. - S si 'ia Qui' Qmwrgv' vw- 4 , G1 0.0 ,' .Q f -' I 39 Q -Ni V! I 4 1 l wx r ig 4. -1 ' I, . V x V ,v :1 Y, 4 9 bg Q QS Q E' , r W Q X if If Zi' All 4 . nf ' . ,ff .ff 1 :ff ' f gl T, I , ,fz J. 15' K ,. :Y I 1:1 4 5 F 'V A -, fp 9 wi Q 1, g . Q . 6 :rn A - 'W ,' A751 , V ' vga f ' 'rw f N' I 11:7 ' x..' lj v -M V ' 'fx ' l L , v lx I ,I , 5 , bg viii, . A' 1 Z , - I- AM X' I f sf? Q ' ,fm Q' g '5fA .,' f I , df' Qi' - 1' if 2, X Kfgbf' f Q 'Q ,M M M ' J , .I ,' f' .,g'x QM- , Q 1 f ' '3gg3f?i?'fiff?f7-'5fFQ'5fC':T2.i4'3 .' W ' -H+! f,, A . - ' X -. ,, L 'W-.: 47 'A Y Q 1 . 4.- . :ri jx J- , -ui-Ag Cx Tc. v ,JK g, a igsi,-' -5 J- , , - ., ,, , , . ,V . 1 ... 'T ,351 - ts. .,V.1 1' . ' -L -2: -.ffl - -- x -5? c ILS Missouri Synod, serves sfudenfs of fhe Lufheran Synodical Conference. The program revolves abouf fhe Sunday chapel services, con- ducfed by Reverend E. H. Heinfzen. Ofher acfivifies are sponsored by Gamma Delia, Associafion of Lufheran sfudenfs, and by fhe Married Sfudenfs and Sfaff Club. The fofal program is coordin- afed and supervised by fhe Sfudenf Execufive Council I I provides church and sfudenf cenfer for fhe spirifual enrichmenf and developmenf of fhe lives of Presbyferian sfudenfs on fhe campus .H r, 1 .,f...l' - 711- van' Ru. ,Lnms Hmm, l7,ltxxLu.1 Pmc, Dnld Phelps. Mnrilyn Slhuclcr, Dumld Bmkcnsxck, Nancy Ncckcrs, Ellis Knox, Lum L06 l'I.l-.uv, lam lllll-nrt, N-:1'n1.l kmlllxnus, lluhult llmwn, Cyrctlllcn Plnggc, ll--n.ll1l Snavclv, P.xt1n1.1 W'1lll.1n1wn X.. in. vin XX'.uhl,l vfustls, lane linux, llurwlluy Tcxtln, Arthur Pucc, M.uy Ruth Lmxxhlrd, -lL'.lD Ci.l9.lNY3y, Elson Sums. Nancy Plnpklns, Luis Dumclow, lhul Nlluwwln, XX'nll1.1m Mctlsll, N.nlh,1 Md lc.m, ,Iunmx H.1l'l'y' Xl is H ,, ,fn fun . .nrhn Furl.-luugll, Hcltv Inu Dum, Rl,-hurt lillxmrlls, Muy Dny, Oulu!! Frost, jr., Dnvld Cash, Dorutlxy Hua, Ralph Spxckcrmnn, Charlunc NNW'-l,fvr1, XX'lllx.nm llcmlcxwn, Rwlult Plmggc an-5 4 A n +.e The purpose of Newman Foundation, the Catholic student center at the University of Illinois, is to deepen the spiritual feeling and to enrich the temporal life of its members. Under the direction of the Reverend Edward Duncan and his assistants, the Reverend Ed- ward O'Rourke and the Reverend Edgar Tay- lor, this group unites Catholic students on campus. Most important of the activities of Newman Foundation is St. john's Catholic Chapel, in which students are offered several masses daily as well as on Sunday. Other Newman activities include discussion groups, lectures, corporate communions, dra- matics, intramural sports, parties, and social programs. Traditional events, including a spring formal, a dramatic production, and a picnic at Turkey Run State park in Indiana, are eagerly anticipated. Notable additions to the Newman program are credit courses in religion, the choir, the Graduate Students' League, the Married Couples, group, the Sanc- tuary Society, and the Altar Society. The foundation is afliliated with National Federa- tion of Newman Clubs, which is composed of similar groups at universities throughout the country. The Reverend Edward Duncan ewman Foundation g 'wifi'--: A -' f fl. , gtg... 'Qld .41 J-ff A 'W MJ 5 . 4' Q 5531: f,- Q -. , ., .nf- QML. s H? U ' 1 1 A ,i, 4 . .. IK. Iifx' HF fr QQ ml , v -yysgw . f' X, 4- F 'rt .h . 'lf , . fp,- '4 :za-, -. rl, M, n gal.: '. x RP YQ-All l sf 1' 1. l V .Q H to x 'J I - RS, 5 Q -J Emi '- -5' Q .5 7' f . 4 . ,. x, , Q I ,n '. 4 L J' -gl. 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MTN Q ' XXV' xl - , -fuk 'L -r E ,w Q F 'i .,x N I ' 1 1,5 -1 . .4, MMM rf .IH 'HM X,:'l -.fm VK ' ldv' 'Lg 31-K . HL - E L X i QQ? D ,I I G ix fx XX X WR ' I jsf M l Q' ,ff C? , . n X ff' ix X .Q W gl M 7' ,if 4' 5 ff 13 ' ' . 1 if W 7 'W Li 1 XX fir 'II' I lg y N - xy , ., jf fl uf N X77 Rf M-- ix .Jn XXXXQE1 YN I if 7 Q ' v xx S ff N '. I 712 , .X I X, fff1jW W , q xQw Q 'f X52 X if kk' XXX! L 1729 OJLN ' X M ,f D f7z il4 X f br X Irunl Ther, ' Bstrx' Lou Balley, .1,wfr1.1lr cJ11f,fr Ginevem Little, anociafe fdilor Illio Editorial Staff IwJ'nf.n1-rf-plrfrnwvl 4.l1lw1.1l r:,zff- Yup run .' l.c5lxc Nrxnn, Rua Sheehan, Ln: Bmder, Hub Stull, Bob Snow, -lack Hcmwall, B.1rb.1ra XV0ll, Mary 'lane fwrrrc, vlgmuc H.1Lkhurth, Phullm XY'nw. XY'.xnd.1 Bnxh Str- fn! wil 5 -lanc Luc, Ruth Aluhnx, Rem Byers, Hclcn Ruse, Myrna Hale, ,lo n Strawbridgc, Shirley clISlIl, Dunna Lyons, juan Prxlcy, john Wfall-ccr, Crxme llc! .lmp Ii 'JJ'-ru 'Hn ' lu I,-ru Hmm, Dulnrcw Drcnnan, Mary Lcc McHur4.l, Gcurgc Hcfg, juanne Spell-crnxn, Phyllls Roberts, Darlene Svoboda, Ethel Mae Karon, Vnlcrlc Rarncu .X m funxll- Marx' rrnxr-lrrl, M.xrLcll.1 Alawbi, Dorothy Vlubclt, Anne l.ym.m Alxlc lNhReynnlds, farwl Nlulwlmn, Norman Pcskind, Brll Smlcrstrurn 4 ,Q W . x :rf a y 'Q-1 u o 1 ,Qu o --A 'S' I. -'1 ii? 5 ny- W- Xin f .- 1 .I M 6 1 ,rv xXE.k .IF r w .,',. ,,- 54 1 ag-I 239 NM . Am, 2 I l I R51 VN! ' gg' V Q 5 iv' n A ' - V 5. 11 V, 1 . ' V . i , -' r . I ff .. ' fn si' Ing Y' E' Pm 'Q fl'V1f We 55 5' Q .1 ' . A 1' 1 if 5? gi P F i ,E k 5' fi 1- A F' .l Q fb' 'K if ' i X 9 9 .K Q X ,m 53 ' V A' , 1 mv, .. 'fliq .,.. Y ' lllllll f 171' I x W., ' lllllll . 1 if 'X 4'g ll'Ill I Q f f'm:'f'f .. 4, x vfvwnwm ww ffm ww, Www ,. I fl FC 2 S, 1 H -S 5 fs 'Q Q . 'X ri 31j 'A,:1 -wave: C , W. XXX ...- '71 . 3 3' linlv Frrzglrlr-frr, H--llcn l'lXIhlITl.lI'l. ,Jn :fl r.f.'2rff Prnt. Otlrn Leztcr, mlzfzg pnlfll-lwr Daily Illini Editorial Staff IL !rr11.zr1fr--plifrfffnl :.Jl.'f'rl.:l nkzfff Iffp ff-11 I Gunn f,l.1rli, Rudy N'-Z, Bull lnulfrsr, Lulu Handler, I..1rry Burk-nu, lxlcl Cmrlxir, Slruldun Mix, Duc lvlarlln ,Mrfrr1.f 1 lifmfrfm f Nur Rnl-Q l-ru' rl : Plnlllp Flnk, Ellen Prr-d.m, buc fl.1rk, Barlurl XVrll1.nnx, R-rwm.rry XY',rlkrnS, M.1ry Fxnkcnsmcdt, M.1rtlr.x Girlrng, ,Ink Pllaum 11 5 Narlunc Ducrwlclrur, Mary Bnclrmur, Anne Snnupal, fnrrnl Mintz, ,lullv Rnscntlral, Nanuc M.1g1ll nr fnznll. D-rn.rld lirxlcy, janut Bully, Tad Bcrllml, Bull B1-rkluml, Dune Carrrplwcll, I.rllx.1n fnllxne, Dun Dodds, Ralph Gardner, Nick G1.ln.1uJpnulns, rr Cvllv, Burnanl Cmuld, l,-ns Gu,rl.1nn, Dulnrrs Hu-rn, Murrul Hurrlwrg, .I-mn -ln-abr, Laugh jcmmr, R-vw -lULII'kl.llFl. Dirk Judy, Mel Kopp, Arlen .rum r .1 run Brllw M.xnn1.xrr.lt Edrm Mrllwmndt Slrxrlu Mlll1r,mv.lt, Brll Mmm Inc Murphy, Stan Plarck, Iarnlxnc Rees, Betty Rlluy, Iunmd L, Hrl XI dl , I , , 1 , 5 R-N lfzx Nlrmnslcy, ,I-Iyu: Spxrzur. ,lnylr Slurn.1m.ln. Bula XVulbcrt, Gcnc XY':mlrl13. XV.1vnc XV-rIlm.1n 1 I .W 1 Z 3 ' 5 I I A ' 1 if 9 T ' 1. ' L 454 X 'K ,-lvrrritrlizlit m'11U1,t: Marie Reno, jvanne Henry, Mike Connelly, Bill Yates, Mac Eine The Daily Illini, now in its seventy-ninth year, is published by students-for students. As a major means of expression for student and faculty opinion, the newspaper reports campus news and important local. national, and world affairs. Directed by Bob Fitzgibbon, editor, and Hollen Hvndman, associate editor, the newspaper is divided into Five staffs. The staffs and their editors are: Ad- ministration, Mike Connelly, City, Mae Eames, North Campus, jvanne Henry, Rewrite, Bill Yatesg and South Campus, Nlarie Reno. Providing practical experience in all phases of edi- torial worlc on a newspaper, The Daily Illini conducts an extensive training program under the supervision of Acting Publisher O. C. Leiter, professor emeritus of journalism, jzmiov' mpg edilarrf John Ryan, Stewart Ramsey, Irma Schickcdanz, Valeaic Vance, Howard Alper, Gaz Fritts Z- v--,xx -' -u ', A .xg . , 4 , ,fn ' j ,f av . .V K -'ff-1 q V '5 '- '7' '3 :2-1' '- . z . K , WT '. 4 cf, 1' 42 1 ' E 6,1 wt an .xv 457 L.. .alr ,ix , -i Aniflafzl lnuirzeu mnnagevxv: Bob McBride, Marian Margolin, Al Gould, Barbara Christiansen, Carol Fries Under the direction of two business managers for the first time in years, the 1950 business staff of The Daily Illini was headed by Bob Poisall and joan Hasty, co-business managers. Its functions included display, classiiied and national advertising, circulation, promotion, copy, statistics, and oflice departments. Serving as assistant business managers were Carol Fries, Barbara Christiansen, Bob McBride, Marian Margolin, and Al Gould. Uperating in direct advertising and news competi- tion with the two town dailies, The Daily Illini is rated among the top three of American college dailies. Following graduation, business stall members have no trouble obtaining profitable positions on newspapers throughout the country. junior bmizzc,-',f zzmmigerxf Hollie Rizer, Aileen Hagen, Jim Morgan, jim O'Brien, julian Rosenberg, Helen Krebs, jim Stewart, Bill Gilcrest 3 jmzmv' bllflllbilj ma11l1,qPf'1.' Charles Wfalket, Tom Pugliese, Angie Mitrhem, Paul Crist . stil.- , Sill 's 2 .- i'31a-'i i i I 1 Daily Illini Sports Staff Actual newspaper experience is gained by those students working on the sports staff of The Daily Illini. For your reading pleasure. The Daily Illini sports staii covers all University sports ably and ac- curately. Increased coverage has been given both varsity and intramural events because of the in- creased interest in all sports. Besides these, The Daily Illini sports pages include accounts of all local high school games plus Associated Press reports of the national sports scene. Not only is a Daily Illini reporter present at all of the University of Illinois' home sports events, but he is also on the iob when the major varsity squads travel out of town. Heading the 1949-50 sports staff was Dick Kranz, who also conducted the column Kranz- berriesf' He was aided by Hank Ponleithner, as- sistant sports editor. Serving under these two as copy editors were -Iohn Nlarcus, joe Xlooshil. jerry lYynn, Leo Gutmann. and Bud Karmin. Unk Kranl, -ft-'Hi itlnnr' Hank l7onleitl1ner, .1ii1il.n:! ijwfli iillliff Xpfafi info i.l1rfn,,- glue Nooshil, Bud Kaimin, I.co Ciutmann, john Marius Vltiiv XYynn 3 -,, -Q ' ',f ':f'r',f-fax I R - w , I, . 'l::w.'iE'fEf-,1'ws- -. 2 C -wx-mx- 3A5X i' X -'W 's H- . 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A QU , 5, na vu. 1' ' I- 1 I 3. .A ' 1 ijwgig 'vi'-'rf. :Vt '64 I ...u 'sf ' .1 -gif? k y lqlzifff' J -Kp -,4 .ll - A 4 5 .2 ..,, f - ' wrwfl , 'Q 1 'I fQ Q A , i' :QE I . . 5,2 f. QVL -41 . 'gn If F f' 12' 'I ur ' W .rv X . ,Fiv- V., '- If -w' . ef v- Ara. ' 5 V X, i , . I H5 - i , . M N' I br f 5 F Illini Publishing Company 'Iilie Illini Pulilisliing Company is ii non-eoniniercinl corpora- tion elmrteretl untler tlie laws of the State of Illinois for tlie purpose ol- printing, pulilisliing, and distrilmuting all orlieinl stu- tlent pulilieiitions. L'ntIer the direction of Professor Cecil Xloyer, elmirmnn of the Iionrtl of Control, :intl Paul Xlellielinel, eom- ptiny lmusiness manager and student ntlvisor, the company pro- vitles tlie Iiest printing service avnilalile at the minimum eost. Xlainaigeinent of the corporation is vested in ll lmonrtl of direc- tors whose memlmersliip consists of four faculty members and four students, :ill of whom must serve without compensation. 'Ilie students are eleetetl liy tlie lionrtl from ll group of nominees sulimittetl In' the Student Senate. 'liliese members serve for two- yenr terms. I neulty memliers are appointed by the President of the l'nix'ersity of Illinois upon reeonimentlntion by the IDCZIH of Students. 'liliese memliers serve four-year terms, none of uliieli run concurrently. 'Ilie Iloiirtl, liesitles :ieting as ai finaineiitl control group, has tlie ioli of appointing the senior etlitors :intl senior nizinngers of :ill tlie xrutlent pulilientions. Pulllieaitions pulilislietl In the eompnny ut the present time tire: 'Hu' lliiiltv Illini, nexrspziperg the lllilmix :I,Q'i'it'11lf111'ixr, mug- iixine pulilislietl for tlie students in tlie College of Agrieultureg tlie lflin, 5 ezirlioolqg :mtl tlie lllifmii' 'I'0z'lwugi'i1pI1, nmgnxine pull- lislietl for the stutlenta in tlie College of Iingineering. toil Moy- v. ifuiffrlm 1 I'.inl Mi Nil lm I, rfmuil lr lfloff llmffil fi! fffrrliol Iloluil folt, lXI.inniing Nu il, vltwit IIt.itlml.m, ,livyit Ilreu, full bliiygr, -lolita -loom, lXI.iry Ilolwon Noi lu lf.1f1tl.' XVllliui Nilnuiiiirn Photographic Staff The photographic staff of the Illini Publishing Company has the job of taking pictures for all the University publications, including the Illio, The Daily Illini, the Teclvvlogmpli, the Agriczzltizrist, and the Trader, new commerce publication. Under the direc- tion of Bill Muster, first semester photo chiefg Al Augustyn, second semester photo chief, and their as- sistant photo chief Howard Uedelstaedt, the 1950 staff had its offices and its new darkroom in the base- ment of Illini Hall. K Most of the photographers provide their own cameras, receiving from the Illini Publishing Company such supplies as films, bulbs, and paper. The members of the photographic staff work in co-operation with the editorial staffs to produce publications made more interesting by good pictures. The 1950 staff has en- deavored to improve its CITICICIICY by introducing a training program for freshmen and sophomores dur- ing the spring semester. The photographic staff of next fall will be selected from those who have success- fully completed this course. assuring the publications of well-trained photographers. Bill Muster, fin! urllwfer' plmlo tal fir.-1fI.1f1l pbolagna,lrbsrr.' Sonny Lenz, Don Irvin, George Duensing, Don Loxeless Plmlo Muff - Tuff wiv: Al Augustyn, ,tutorial lL'f'llt'Alz'l' plwlu rlizrfg ,lim XVinston, Al Levy. Karl Lohmann Bollngn row: Ralph Zuccarello, Gene Hoaclley, Emil Klingcnfus Na! nz panel: Howard XVedelst1edt - ls. Fred Seayery, fnvnstfii n1.11..1gtf Ray Hauser, :dum echnograph l'his year marked the 65th year of publication of The Illinois Terhzlograph, the student publica- tion of the College of lingineering. The Techno- gmph is published each month of the school yearg it presents feature articles of technical and semi- technical nature, the latest industrial developments. personalities of professors and students, and other items of interest to local student engineers. Members of the Techlzogrnph stall have been quite active in affairs on engineering campus. They engineered the Dads' Day tours, and cooperated fully with the activities of the lingineering Council. The three faculty advisors, Professors john A. Henry, Lorena A. Rose, and lYalter lf. Hanson, have provided encouraging assistance and support to The Illinois Tevhllograph. Yfrff vnu XN'illia1n bodcrstrum, Henry Kahn, james Ephgraye, Iiduard liinkel, Edward Bxovks, jos--ph Liraham, XY,llllilI11 Anderson, RlLl11lILl Choronzy, Donald johrisonl Arthur Dreshlield, jatk Sitzltr li'-farm fffn ' Karl Hlanytr, Daniel Keele, john Huber, fharles Kukura, Allretla Mallotey. Frcyleritk Seavey, Rav Hauser, Luther Peterson, Robert Layvrente joyanrne Blount, lnnnie rxllfjfllell Nffr nz fmml' I.-luis Dayntlson. Robert Cverzetitli, Lexx Markoyy, jane Pailee, james Skarda, Dutk Smith, David Cash, Dwight Beard, Dean Fulton, Exyinl- Nlvavp 462 l ssi l lil l lll rl R A R I X1 ll -- u f M , by Es i ra sa. Q ' - x l t A . Vvf- f :still , fi '- , A 55 ll Russell Lewey cdiiorg Paul Vogen, lumzzcrr mazmgerf Gilda G'leim, 1l'07l1ll!Il.f edizur ,i 'I l l 5 1 I l I - l 1 , li l l l I l l i l gnc ultunst The Illinois Ag7'iC7l1fZl7'i5Z is the student publi- able training and experience in agricultural journal- cation of the College of Agriculture. Established ism and business administration. li in 1869, the publication provides news coverage of many of the scientific developments and general interest events in agriculture and home economics here at the College of Agriculture. The Ag1'iCZl1fZl7'iSf through its six issues provides also an excellent means for students to gain valu- The publication is directed this year by Russell Lewey, editor, Glyndon Stuff, assistant editor, Gilda Gleim, womanls editor, Koreen Krapf, assist- ant woman's editor, Paul Vogen, business manager, jack Bingham, assistant business manager, and Al- vin Elliot, circulation manager. Top rouu' Phyllis Pretzman, joseph Neill, Bill Moody, james McCurdy, Dana Lewis, Fred Kerr, XVilliam Matthews, Sherman Case, Orville Sauder, Jeanne Horgen, Dorothy Giese, Darlene Guderlan Third mum' Roberta Rayburn, Pat Ringger, Kenneth Goodrich, Burell Shull, Elroy Golden, Don Kaufman, jack Kirby, Carl Foster, Dick Speer, Malcolm Alexander, Arthur Rock, Margie Groves, Shirley Cox, Orpha Crook, Barbara Thiebaud Serond raw: Charmian Chase, Carol Harrison, Erma Hill, Catherine Christie, Tom Hill, Donald Mann, George Curtiss, Robert Hotfman, XVilliam Young, jr., Arthur Pille, Russell Schnepper, Bill Martin, Archie Harper, Maxine Roberts, Martha Gschwendtner, Lorna Springer Bottom row: Elvia Tarble, Betty Hines, Verla Smith, Evelyn Smith, Barbara Attebery, Catherine Attebery, Albert Lundgren, jack Bingham. Glyndon Stull, Roberta Smith, Koreen Krapf, Betty Braden, jean Cox, joann Lindsay, Marylou Thompson, Rhoda Rosenstein Nor in panel: Alvin Elliott, Beverly McCord, Charles Marshall, Don Long, Laurence Zuckerman 1 ,. -- --1-.nwarm-1.4 1 rr- . .W .1 . r .. - , X .,. t. - v Q B iq Q 5 ZX O4 fx 522 f'fw '.':Q'7:- X f W 3 1 - N 3 f U.. 4 M r - X 1 N I Stage and Concert t. 1 K. X , I n 9 N Mir .I Z ff X 5 5 W cm W m fl. A -ff ill ' 5 X X' M ,rn ff,-3 Vb gx ,fe xx! 'H ff f f 63 K f, :fu fix .. f I l x fy ,W 1 -i X Q10 ,Q 4 W MIQQ m . ffj ---- X 7 '- I P V '4 -V 7 N it , I , XXX t I A Nl 4 E - 'o --. n, I . ' f N 1 Q fL f Zg1i,i , ' f - Q 1 .,.. .ff ' J f - gf N Y I , A ' Q K l A f 1157! j f N , W V K., , f 'O W x 1 I K i' , ll K ' X - ,zlf , ' N J 1 KIT Q ' . f '4 . li I ,Q 'C y I Lf I N1 4 yd, Q 1 - 1 K f' ' fy ,Z + --.-1 . f . 4 X, f rx MJ ' f m 1 I , X 0 I ' lull U 1- ' 5 i ' Q 4 .X I J, my, N X V J! ! ff X X I V x 1 Nui S ,4 Xb X , ., M Sw K M Q x if lim, V, L. I' ' 1 .' f:.:. 1,1 f- 5.1: 1,:.'H.' Heiluir lxnlw.. if 1 :I i cuff! fHf17i ,':.1l i,',1Jr f M..'f.'J,'f.4 joseph mort fN,tl Di ,,lioL S,..l.,, Gcncxwvc llitliiwdson, Stanley Wfcse, Ailyth Rogers, john Bltlilullcn, N'.1,'i Willuirn rXtl.:rn4, l.i.dxxig Kung-rl XX'esIe'- Swans- ih:rl1H.mkner fl:..'l,s hlntxntli, Bzrriqtf Henri! Theatre Guild The Illini iliheatre Guild presented the inost ex- tensive Guild program witnessed in recent years. Theatre Guild is an organization of three under- graduate societies: Xlaslc and Baulile, all-university dramatic honoraryg Pierrots, inen's dramatic honor- aryg and Arepo. operatic honorary. The executive authority of the Illini Theatre Guild is vested in a Ylforlu i-nfl! fff-,inf'ffhlllilnle' Robert M.ill,iry. Abner Knight. Donald St,114.l B,irh.lr,i Bcirrlocr, Marg.-fx Halxorwn, Patricia Baker board of directors whose nienibers during this past season were Robert Nlallary, Professor Abner Knight. Donald Hewson, Doctor Cameron Gul- lette, Iflmer Scholer. Barbara Seymour, .Nlariory Halvorsen, Patricia Baker, Professor Karl Wlillace, and Frederick Yoelpel. H .som fameron Gulleltg, Elmer Schiller my iii i l x 46 Tbrrzlfu gnifri 41.r,writ1te zrzrzvzngugi- 7 Top muy' Noreen Zales, Katherine Merrlrzt L lo Eades l-lirritt XX Llltr Pitriiia Bike Seromz' rozix' Martha johnson, Alcan Tornello, Rozanne Spears, jnann Dillasou luaniti Tixl but Brcset unni tr o r johnson I Borrow Voir: Donald Huclgins, Bernard Rhein, Harry Roethe, Allred Barkson Noi in przzzslx Phyllis Lucas, Charles Thorsen, Phyllis XVelsh The Illini Theatre Guild offers experience in a variety of campus theatrical events. Participation in dance, drama. playwriting, and student directed plays are a few of the many opportunities offered by the Guild lYorl4shops. The Playwriters lYorkshop is directed by Herbert Kubly, and lYilliam Adams di- rects the Actors lVorksh0p and the Showcase VVorl:- shop. 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It is sponsored and controlled by the University Concert and Entertain- ment board which makes the final decisions con- cerning the selection of artists and supervises the appointment of stall: members. ln 1891, when Star Course originated, it was called the Star Lecture f .e -. - 2 4 . . Stephen French, ro-fnarlazer Course. It remained under the auspices of the literary societies until, in 1931, the University Concert and Entertainment board was organized. Lee Cadwell and Steve French, co-managers of Star Course, work closely with the board, man- age iinances and direct the ofiice staff. 712i L'f,1fiw.Qi fffirziwz ,mil EIIILVHIIVZIIIUPII Balm!-7'np ww: Carolyn Greene, Robert Cole, Charles De Long, Richard Lawler, john Wood bffxwrnz you : Pr-ii, Kenneth farlston, Prof. George Clark, Lee Cadwell, Stephen French, Prol. john Kuypers rv, Z .4- 5' A .1 472 , 'Q- QR.. Star Course at work 11111101 m.111i14qur.r.' Bill Beeson, ,lean l-loltzman, Kathryn Clark The junior managers are chosen by the University M i Concert and Entertainment Board on the basis of their scholarship and their work as members of the sopho- more staif. Under the supervision of the senior man- agers, these juniors handle all of the Star Course ac- tivities. Among their duties are arrangements for publicity, supervision of ticket sales, maintenance of routine correspondence, entertainment for the artists, and supervision of ushers for all Star Course perform- ' ances. Sophomore managers are chosen by the board - and by the senior managers on the basis of their fresh- man activities and their scholarship. They do oHice Work in addition to selling concert tickets and usher- ing for performances. Izmiar' marmgern Isaac Nehama, Nancy Potter, Lois Wlickham, Bill Shepherd, Ruth WoodruH -2' r 7 1 . lil 1, R. ,A CN lfj v H Plrxllx- lxrrl Pnrlm urn, lhxnl Cfulluttc, XX'ullu,zm Sudvrstrunr, XY'1lli.rm Dixon, Rxrlmrrl Hulsrlrcr, -I.1n1qQ Nolan, Ronald Baltcrslmm, D.1lc Curtrn, Joanne If 1 nu r 11 : I rrlruxru Brlun, Murlxn Hxmlxluy. Klr.rrrn.unc Huslrlc, juan Xfrlcnlrnu, Almnnc Srlrlnrks. Iilnzalvetll Sclmdlur Sophomore anagers Trp ,Mfr ' Bury l,cxlxc, Allan Srhimbcrg, Gmrgc Kurtm, Lyle Schulz, Franci, Livermore, Robert Banyan, Wfaync Elliott. Dean Bussut, Delores Beeson, Mary Yl.mL fur IIU li,,11f,m Wu- I lrnl Kurlwy, XY1llulnrtc Brix, jun Ann Carr, Dunrm Lyons, Murlyn Srhuuler, Mary jane Fouts, Marilyn Schnirring 4 1 474 Star Course B rl Ixes Ya- I Artur Rubinstein ,fr .1 47 476 Star Course Iwm Stun I A S l S k Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears M.irth.1 Graham Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Star curse 477 Rr-bert fonirnarrday, rfrrzrlnrlrfr Cappella Ch ' The University A Cappella Choir extended both its program and its membership considerably this year. ln its second year under the direction of Pro- fessor Robert Commanday, the choir has doubled in size. This season the present group is composed of sixty-txvo inerubers. The choir's first appearance this year yvas at the University Christmas Sing. A jan- uary concert and radio broadcast preceded the Choir's performance of modern choral yvorlts dur- ing the Festival of Contemporary :Xrts in March. A spring concert, radio broadcasts, and ot'f-campus appearances yvere other highlights of the year. The varied repertoire of the choir features masteryvorlts of choral literature and includes motets by Bach and Brahms. The choir draws its membership from students in all departments of the University and supports an active social program. Members are selected on the basis of competitive tryouts held at the beginning of each semester. Y rp faux' lfloyyarrl Reep, I-rseph Ciauiger, Paul Edwards, Dayrd Tutker, Allred liberhardt, Paul Vogcn, Henry Martbestlii, Douglas Given, Leland Tliompson, 'ltrla' lrrltwn, vlatk Rrirlxe. Hurt-in frrtson, Kardon Burnham I Yfrfr. rin Dayrtl Pyle. john Liritt-nn, XYilli.irn Mettall, Donald Stliarlenbtrg, Eugene Keller, XXllllI.lITl Marion, Donald Hradsliaw, Carroll Loomis, Donald Nelson, llztliard Cramer, Roger Etkert, Albert l.unduren, fail R.itllxe l M.rr.'.l will Haul Met-rs, janet liults. Ehirlev Never. B.irb.ir'a lrrhnson. Cmcri Neubauer, Barbara Slialler, Alma Henley, Anne Burster, -loan Op-pelt, Barlura Plrks, Alirllyn Petterson, Rosalie Montrose, Phyllis Arioyitz, lov Lum li lf'-ni' ran ' iylluth l'reen, Cl-irr.r Fletther, liern llotlgc, lilhel Hrolxyri, -Iuaniia Tavl-rr, -luanrta Davis, ,lane Rendleman, Dolores Kostka, Marilyn XY'on1eldnrff, V Marilyn XX'elsrh, jane Dayxluris, li.rrh.rr.r Bannon, Karol Revnar-l, Patrnra lnirsen, Prwilessor Rohr-if Cornrnimtlriy, r-frr1,l,,r1f,i N ' wr, , .:f.'t. liirlmrrl Nrrelw, Phyllis ,-Xntlerson, De Xyayne Roush, -Iolln Full-ln, Peter Etliert, Robert Hlnltcrt, Rltlldftl Lxttelst 4 Sapranor: Phyllis Anderson, Phyllis Anovitz, Alice Armstrong, Myrna Berliner, Barbara Berry, Evelyn Blackman, Margurite Blomberg, Joan Blount, Eleta Boyd, Shirley Brown, Laura Byrd, Janet Carson, Ann Cornell, Mary Jane Corrie, Jean Cox, Cylinda Cryder, Barbara Dwight, Shirley Giesecke, Valerie Goldfinger, Jean Gosswein, Edith Hartman, Joanne Haynes, Floweree Heckert, Mrs. Alfred Hubbard, Barbara Jackson, Norma Jasper, Princess Jones, Frances Kendrick, Marjorie Knop, Grace Laitala, Esther Landin, Lillian Madow, Eleanor Mainey, Grace Mathein, May Messman, Mrs, Lawrence Metcalfe, Donna Meyer, Patricia Norberg, Helene Nourie, Mildred Novosel, Alice Pomeroy, Rhoda Priest, Ann Pryor, leanne Rodems Mary Roberts Monna Scott, Janet Siem, Patricia Smith, Carmen Stelzriede, Joan Strawbridge, Ruth Stroud, Evelyn Torley, Mildred Unzuker, Janet White, Ada Wilson, Florence Wit es. Alfar: Lucile Allen, Joan Baldry, Helene Behl, Katherine Bellerf, Miriam Block, Gwen Born, Alice Boyd, Rebecca Bradley, Lois Brighton, Anne Burster, Jeanette Carroll, Janie Dawkins, Ellen Dempsey, Constance Duncan, Mae Felton, Verna Finder, Emma Finney, Gloria Fletcher, Jo Garrison, Etta George, Ellen Gerhold, Audrey Halldorson, Betty Havens, Muriel Herzberg, Barbara Hill, Helen Hines, Ruth Husung, Dorothy Ivers, Eloise Ivers, Margery Ivers, Edith Jones, Jo Anne Kersten, Marjorie Klaersch, Mariorie Lehn, Jean Lokke, Cynthia Mcllhenny, Carlene McKinney, Hazel Meers, Shirley Meyer, Ellen Morton, Eleanor Nelson, Helen O'Donncll, Lee Parker, Gladys Petersen, Janet Peterson, Elizabeth Pinska, Phyllis Sherman, Bacia Stepner, Joyce Stewart, Lee Summers, Juanita Taylor, Mrs. KVilliam Thomas, Elaine Vogt, Hattie XVinlield, Gloria Zabka Tenorr: James Adams, Joseph Albertson, Joe Allen, James Baldwin, Don Bradshaw, Henry Bruns, Robert Cays, Cullen Clauser, Lancer Cooper, Emory Cowan, Edward Duwick, Williiim Findley, Francis Gallagher, George Gandrau, Morris Halevy, Raymond Haupt, Keith Klockan, John Mainey, David Meyer, Harold Morris, Leland Mosley, Robert Randall, Wfilliam Reeser, Raymond Riva, Dave Schoenrock, George Searls, Harry Slaight, Sol Spiegelman, Charles Walter, Elvin Warrick, Ira Wlhite, Daniel XVellar, George Ziska I Barrier: Donald Bergstrom, Conrad Blomquist, Harrington Brearley, Stuart Chase, Robert Downey, George Duensing, Paul Edwards, Richard Edwards, Kendrick Eilar, John Eliason, Marvin Gesell, Roy Gordon, Robert Heggemeier, Donald Holcomb, Wlilliam Honore, Ernest Hugghins, Donald Hunter, Icke Iben, William Kellar, John Knobel, Joseph Lago, John Laughnon, Ralph Layman, Joseph Lewbin, Robert Lewis, James Linden, Donald Linton, Karl Lohmann, Albert Lundgren, Rod MacLeod, Paul McKittrick, George McVey, Harry Messinger, John Meyer, XVayland Parrish, Kenneth Pearson, Raymond Perlman. Harry Psichogios, Carl Radke, Bernard Rubin, Jerome Rzepecki, Orville Sauder, Eugene Smith, Owen Smith, John Stewart, Kenyon Twcedell, Don XValkcr. XValter Weith, Risdon XVesten, Maurice Womack, John Zabka University Chorus The University chorus, directed by Professor Paul Young, is one of the oldest musical organiza- tions on the campus. For more than a quarter of a century it has presented concerts and taken part in many musical programs. Outstanding among its activities have been the many presentations of Handel's Messiah, which was sung on December 18 with the University Symphony orchestra. In its spring concerts, the chorus has presented ora- torios and Cantatas of Bach, Franck, Mendelssohn, Saint-Saens, Liszt and other masters. Plans for the 1949-1950 season included a group of modern works to be sung during the Contemporary Arts festival and a performance of Mendelssohnis Elijah in the late spring. 479 en' s ee lub Une of the most prominent musical groups on the University of Illinois campus is the Men's Glee Club. Although the members and the director were in the process of getting acquainted, the Mcn's Glee Club was NUI prevented from appearing early in the fall. 'lihe first performance of the year was at the Freshmen XYelcome. Professor Youngs ability as a choral director and the members' love for singing combined to give the alen'sC1lee Club another very successful season. l lighlighting the year's activities xvere XY! IN broadcasts in honor of Bob Zupplce. the tour of the state betxveen semesters. and the annual Spring Concert. l lome appearances of the club xvere made on Dads Day and lfounders Day. The club also appeared at the State lianlters .'Xssociation. the Champaign District association for the lzllind llenelit, and the University Christmas Sing. Novelty numbers and many new arrangments formed a su- perb combination that xvell deserved the praise forthcoming at the end of a successful concert year. 1 I .il 1 iii I lion-lil Ill-ull! lumix' Stalls, Il-mal-l Mtn rv. Hill Cillllltlis, lxli- Alen, llznison XY'lneln.lll, lolnn llanlelsonl llialles Marlin, Fred Ill ii' 'lil 1 L li-lil, l'lril XX ill. limi-l hl- Yann, l'niIl-in lvns-iii, XX'llll,ili1fw1iln, -laines lxltlloiialil ri lol lfnnii, li-uln-A, Nilliv, lliinaiil llbnin, lux Ilnliliavll, Holi lialitlsl Rollei! llallotle. Yltiiv llmliialt, flmylr-N Turner, Norman XY'erI1er, ll mil l--nw 1, Mauna in-all, Ilvll'-nr lilo-l.. llarlty ill-,-in, lXl.nllvn Pllltr o, Don Dnlvey lfrf liuvw llui' Ili-liiiilfliil.. Ki'-1 hlwxuv-,, llayl-l Pyle liusstll Steiner, Holi lflllilnilil, llaul Snliaxltnbeiig, Vlosepli llelnliaitll, Steven Smith, unix. Xliilinoo Ifilm Ni-,iil,,iiil. Allviil Munn Mal XXlnpplt ll n lirv 1 1 if Ifilivi ,'Xn4li'-on l'lol Nioivli, ll-luv Mum, Al lli il ill ll ml lurlnsl, lien M.lilJon.ilil, Paul Young, ilntilfo, Holi Knox, liolx lilatk, Donaltl I lf, llol-ful ll--li-o l., lhfuig town. lalrv Ixvlllflftallll- ,mf noi. will-,. 480 f N i7 lla 5 5 I A-5, Top mic: Nancy Potter, Virginia Doll, Corinee Lauschkc, Barbara Robinson, Barbara XVilli.uns, . ora Reynolds, Dorothy Hagen, Lee Parker, Edith Scott, ,loanne Rogers, Barbara johnson, Martha Moors, Marianne Green, Cynthia Swanson Seromf faux' Ruth Xvachlin, Martha Quallith, Cylinda Cryder, Eleanor Mainey, Edith Hartman, Germaine Muenzer, Elizabeth Shurtletli, Nelda Elliott, janalys Loeb, Phyllis Sanders, june Landes, ,lulia Muirheid, Charlene jahnke, Mary Ann Heineken Bolton: row: Mary jane Nystrom, jane Brubaker, Elizabeth Hausman, Marina Badgett, Doris Sandlund, Barbara Lowry, t,.iro1 Reynard, Betty Abraham, Maryann Griffiths, Gwen Born, Mary Sheldon, Etta .loan George, Mary Lou Nicholls N01 in .tuzr1el.' Betty Blumenthal, Mitzi Miller, Patricia Peterson, Patricia Patton, Mary Berta, Shilrette Bode, Marilyn johnson, Lorraine Lilshitz, Pcarlie Roberts, Elizabeth NViedrich, Mary Ann Stipp, Helene Allegan, Grace Balazs, Carla Christensen, Cynthia Peterson, Nancy Rose, Nell W'ezeman ' G1 Cl b 01121811 S ee 'll joseph Albertson, director In its fifty-fifth year, the XYomen's Glee Club membership grew steadily throughout the year. The Glee Club, directed by joseph Albertson. joined with other campus choral groups to provide a variety of Christmas sings about the campus. For the Contemporary Arts Festival in March, the Glee Club sang selections from their modern choral re- pertoire. Plans for the year also included a full con- cert given late in the Spring. In all the concerts, the women presented a wide variety of music with selections from the church music of the 16th cen- tury, choral compositions by Bach, Mozart, and Brahms, and works by contemporary composers. Special features of the repertoire were folk songs of many lands arranged by outstanding musicians. The activities of the XXfl01D6I1,S Glee Club were under the guidance of Carol Reynard, presidentg Barbara Lowry, vice presidentg Betty Abraham, secretaryg Doris Sandlund, librarian. Grace Bal- azs was the accompanist. 481 The Sinfonietta. a thirty-five piece orchestra, is composed of musicians selected from the University Orchestra. john Xl. Kuypers, director of the Uni- versity Orchestra. also conducts the Sinfonietta. Only the most competent musicians are invited to take part in this musical organization, for the Sin- fonietta represents the finest instrumental talent on the campus. The organization is composed of both students and faculty. The Sinfonietta makes fre- quent campus appearances and, like the University Orchestra, is called upon to play with visiting solo- ists and conductors. One of its outstanding features last year was an all-Stravinsky program in the 1949 Festival of Contemporary Arts. For this event the noted composer himself conducted the Sinfonietta. The Sinfonietta makes a number of tours Linder the auspices of the music extension program of the Uni- versity. On these tours, members of the orchestra frequently conduct clinic sessions for high school musicians as yvell as perform concerts. ..o- - i IR .,..M- -l-rlin Kuypers, tffr1.fnii'ffv Sinfonietta I-'nil rf'-Iwi' Cin-orgc Andrix, Barbara Garvey, Faye Goldstein, Max Kaplan, Marvin Mutthnik, Paul Rolland, Homer Schmitt, Peggy Stone. Seforld Vialmi: Myrian Baker, Esther Loretz, Bernard Goodman, Wkalfgang Kuhn, judy Litterst. Frank Pytlik, Robert Zarhoth. I 1ol.1rt john Garvey, Lois Heywood, Robert Kelly, Il--anna Lange, Rohert Oppelt. Olfffu Dorothy Lundgren, Mary Mayhew, Margaret Miles, Lois Potter, jerry Snyder, Margaret Sullivan, Robert Swenson. Bain' Phyllis Edwards. David Moore, Rathel Shells, Flnlui: Marilyn Hindslcy, Edwin Putnik Olww: David Ledet, Frank Stockstill. Clarmelr: Keith Md arty, Austin MtDouell. B.1iwff:1i,' Mary Frames james, Russell Pugh. Harm: janeth Finth, Marvin Howe. Trzmlflrl: john Haynie. Harp: Joanne Makris. Pninr-1ffn.' Robert Bankert, Paul Pritc, 482 ENE,-,ci 'I X L JR,5l.' . ilklll George Andrix, Charlotte Berker, Velsie Belford, Kenneth Bloomquist, Ioseph Caratilo, Elaine Frankel, Faye German, Howard Gurevitz, Dave Hahley, james N Hobbs, jack Howe, Geyen jones, Audine Lang, Angelo Maras, Andrew Mrkita, Constance Ogan, Alberta Phillips, Eugene Priese, Robert Quinlan, Richard ll Quinlan, Ervin Reiner, Dorothy Ricklefs, Lois Ritchie, Mrs. Charles Roberts, Betty Rosen, Nancy Rynearson, Paul Scharfenberg, Dick Schwalbe, Dorothy lll Sherrard, Marilyn Shyer, Margaret Somers, Ora Xvelcher, Martin Wfhited, Carolyn XVhitehead, Miriam Wforkman , ' l 1 Repertory Orchestra t I The University of Illinois Repertory orchestra, conducted by George Hunter, is made up largely of freshmen from the School of Music. Other mem- bers are students who are not enrolled in music school, faculty from other departments of the Uni- versity, and local citizens who are not connected with the University but are interested in orchestra participation. It offers training and opportunity for those musicians who wish to play with an orchestral group although they do not yet qualify for the University Symphony orchestra. These musicians, however, may later qualify for the larger orchestra. The University Repertory orchestra is a fully-bal- anced orchestra. Its membership is limited only by the number of musicians wishing to participate. Like the Sinfonietta and the University Symphony, the Repertory orchestra presents regular concerts during the year. This group also accompanies grad- uating seniors in the spring when they present their senior recitals. The organization of such a group has helped greatly to develop undiscovered talents and increase the appreciation for the pro- duction of Worthwhile music. George Hunter, dlrermr- 'S t i3 A 4 . si ti E 2 +5 T 83 l -lolrn Ixirxpers, . rr.'.J1r..'or U ' 't 0 h t lor: rf lrrxr' krrolue Andrey, Mvrran Baker, Robert Iornrng, Srdnev Drell. Barbar J J The University of Illinois Symphony Orchestra, composed of eighty-live members. is conducted by john NI. Kuypers, director of the School of Music. This organization is full symphonic size, and its sections are complete and balanced musically. AI- though membership in the orchestra is open to all qualified musicians of the university and the com- munity. most of its members are students or faculty of the School of alusic at the University. The Xval- den String Quartet, artists-in-residence at the Uni- versity of Illinois, and faculty members of the School of Xlusic are regular members. In its reper- toire, the University Orchestra includes both con- temporary and classical symphonic xvorks. Xlembers of the orchestra have played yvith the University Chorus under the direction of the University choral director. During the year this orchestra presents several full concerts in the University Auditorium, and in addition, makes appearances on the programs of visiting artists, and appears on periodically sched- uled radio programs. 1 Garvey, Nahman Greenberg, -ludy Litterst, Beth Martin, Phyllis Mottland, XY'rllr.r:n Nunroe, Marxrn Multhnrk, Iaul Rolland. Homer Nthmrtt, legrgv Stone, Morris Urkov. Arrfrrrrl 11rrfH1,r.' Crraee Betkelt, Either lioretz, Elaine Frankel, Iiernanl Lroodnran, I'af,v: Croldstern, Lryvrn Hahn, Wolfgang lxuhn, fonnre Hanan, Frank Pvtlrk, Patrrtra Rrtklets, Nanty Rynearwn, Rosemary Tooley, Mariam kX'orkruarr ll' .'.rr -lohn lraryty, Anne Herkotttr, Lors Hexuood, Robert Kelli, Robert flppell, Walter Rrarrxa, Iarolyn XX'hrtehead, Robert Zarhoth, Ludwig Zrrner. frllro Yxorrrre Aldridge, flarenre Iyerson, Guinevere lones, Audrne Lang, Dorothy Lunduren, Mary Mayhew, Margaret Niles, Louis Potter, Martha Quallrrh, Gerald Nrrxder, Margaret Sullivan, Robert ixvenson, Btrorwf Phyllis I2.lwards, Ruhard Hagen, XYIIIIIAIU Kennedy, Angelo Maras, David Moore, Grace Nt-sion, Rarhel Nherls XY rlrord XX'eel,y. Iflrrrrr Rita Ilxarrs, Marrlvn Ilrndslev. Ifdxxrn Futnrk, IXIarg..ret Robbins. Ofwrrrx lerorne Kaplan, David Ledet, Frank strakstrll 5 ff,1rfr.'r.' -lark lvuse, Kerllr Mtfarty, Martin Rosermasser, Rrthard XY'eerts, l5.:,fof11,t.' Marguerite Nrgro. Russell Pugh, Twmlfn'lr.' ,lohn Haynre, Ruhard lxarnm, Leroy Krralr llforrr: Ptttr Iitktrt, ,Ianeth Iiinth, Marxrrr I-Irme. Dorothy Shtrrard, Paul Vance, 'lrfrmkr,r,r,rg Daniel Forrest. I.Yman Starr, David lutktr Yrffaf Rrrhartl Iatttrst, llarfjrf ,loanne Makrrs. l'.r.rr.fo.' ,Ioanna Lance lhrr.rro,'rrr- Robert Iiankert, Frank Yrtarra, Paul Marion, Paul Prree. r 1 r 1 ' ' I 1' Q-In-4,-ve Z. . x l. 71- .fy I l'-1'-'-1---v-'------ -- , ,, Q In .. -- - 1 I 1 Q I V wg-1 K' r ' I ta I l r 5 4 Marian Albert, Robert Bankert, Theodore Bayler, Melvin Beagle, Kenneth Bensen, Carol Bitzer, Kenneth Bloomquist, Williani Bradley, George Brewer, Ethel Brown, Allan Carpenter, Oathur Carpenter, Vincent Chorne, Dale Collins, Ralph Council, joseph Curatilo, Wfayne Deal, Richard Dennis, john Doring, Wfilliam Ebert, Sally Emrich, Marshall Erickson, Rita joan Evans, Don Fatheree, jiineth Finch, Daniel Forrest, jack French, Jacob Fuchs, Ted Garrison, Charles Gordon, john Guse, john Haynie, Harold l-lindsley, Marilyn Hindsley, Iames Hobbs, Fred Hubbell, Thomas Innes, Alden josey, Richard Kamm, Edward Karlovsky, Leonard Kennard, William Killian, Lerov Kirsch. Leonard Koetter. jerry Kolar, Stephen Lambdin, Edgar Landrey, Theodore Lange, Ray Langebartel, Shirley Locke, Darrell McCarty, XVarren Marek, Wfesley Marel-:, Richard Matteson, Andrew Mikita, XVilliam Morris, Ethelyn Mosgrave, Robert Mulhausen, Robert Neill, Van Nicolai, Marguerite Nigio, Ruby Nyenhuis, Kenneth Olson, Eldon Oyen, Donald Paul, Russell Pugh. Donald Rahn, Charles Rogers, Martin Rosenwasser, james Russell, Samuel Sanner, Donald Schnepper, Richard Schwalbe, Wlilliam Shaw, Ray Shawl, Dorothy Sherrard, Gerald Snyder, Wfesley Stelzriede, Frank Stockstill, Edwin Stone, Robert Summers, Norma Tedford, Gordon Teichmann, Wfayne Thomas. Ross Titus, David Tucker, Paul Vance, james Van Slyke, Wfalter Volkmann, Donald XVard, Robert NVebb, Richard Weerts, Robert Wfeihrouch, Norman Werner, Randall XVest, Maurice Wfillis, Robert Yung oncert Band The Concert Band, as a result of the eiforts of Director Emeritus A. A. Harding and his succes- sor, Mark H. Hindsley, is recognized by many as the finest in the college Held. This organization has long been a model by which other bands are judged. It is the top group in the University of Illinois Bands, which also include the First Regi- mental Band, the Second Regimental Band, and ,. the Football Band. The department has one of the finest band libraries in the country, which includes the entire library of the late john Philip Sousa and the symphonic transcriptions of Dr. Harding. Yearly activities of the Concert Band include the Sousa Memorial programg the Annual Band Clinic. an educational endeavor for the benent of college and high school band directors from all over the nation, the Anniversary Concert in Marchg the President's concertg regular radio broadcasts, twi- light concerts, and graduation exercises. The band takes several trips during the year, giving concerts for high schools and other institutions. Mark Hindsley, LZ,j7'EffUf NYS 485 This versatile musical organization is conducted by lfiverett D. liisinger. Assistant Director of Bands. The First Regimental Band serves as the nucleus of the University of Illinois Football Band. XYhen the football season is over, it becomes an out- standing concert organization xvhich presents a formal concert each year. The First Regimental Band participates in twilight concerts in the spring and broadcasts over radio station XYILL. lt also functions at important military ceremonies. At the Annual Band Clinic, the band becomes a laboratory for band directors from all over the nation. For this event music publishers submit unreleased, new scores which are read by the First Regimental Band for criticism. Members of the First Regimen- tal Band receive advanced training under the super- vision of specialists on the bands stall and through special sectional rehearsals. As they develop top standards of playing ability. they have opportu- nities for promotion to the Concert Band as replace- ments for graduating members. Fufst Regimental Band 1 t irr n Blork, james Fnriglit, Edward Brooks, Robert Brown, Victor Buhrke, David in rx r t f inlrt D r thy Davies, George Dans, Vincent D'Orazio, LeRoy Duncan, Robert Foley, t t r rr 1 r i t irs irl n, fharlcs Lrraham, Robert Guest, Dave Habley, Neil Hilvety, james Horn, 1 rr r r x ts ymin Iri j hn n I hrr Alrrlinson, ljurotlly lulwclt, Sherwood Rains, Britton Katz, Wfrlliam Kennedy, r I 1 c in Lynn tc lrtbt I. ris lanvcnstcrn, -Iohn Malone, David blann, Fred blaxwell, Wfillizlm McClure, t r uri lX vurrtstn XXilllim Myritk, Rrrhard Noland, -Ioan Norris, Donovan Olson, Richard Overbey, mt: I r mt Pri c lxi hrrl R l tr li lv R n httto Betty R tn, loel Roscrilwlorum, Leo Sabian, Robert Sanders, Howard Sandlund, Paul r s ms t L t R l r Ntitcrt lranltlxn Sekera, Everett Smith, August Storr, Roger Swank, Robert Swerman, t n r a it er i ite, Kenneth XValtci, Donald XVeher, Byron XVindsor, Ronald Wangate, rr X nur rkrnin L r t rl 1 les nr, oll anne, Wallram Zrr-elcr 4 l Section A: Loren Anderson, Norman Beasley, Ctto Bouc, Charles Bowsher, jack Bowsher, XVilliam Boyer, Carl Carter, john Clayton, Norma: Davis, Erwin Dorr, Albert Duble, Thore Edgren, Richard Elliott, John Fanning, Robert Giffrow, Albert Gravenhorst, Arthur Gray, Kenneth Gronert, Bernard Halpern, Jordan Hecktman, Robert Hoffman, Donald Jensen, Gerald Kien, Donn Klingler, Leonard Kravets, Alvin Krell, Nyle Large, Charles Lekberg, james Lewis, john McClellan, John Mersereau, john Metzger, Thomas Moore, john Mueller, Myron Pennington, Philip Reed, XVayne Richards, Morton Richter, Her- bert Rose, Robert Schertz, Norman Schmitt, Delmer Scoonover, Arthur Seitz, Richard Skinner, Richard Smith, Daniel Sperry, Delwyn Tanney, Allen Tap- pert, Quentin Valkema, Doyle W'ebb, Wfarren XVright, George Ziskind, Erwin Zuehlke Serzian B: Robert Bailey, Donald Baird, Lynn Belford, Dwight Bickel, Kenneth Boub, George Buenger, Ralph Butler, john Challas. Gerald Gidin, Daniel Gorenberr, George Hocl-cman, George Holley, Donovan Hough, John jackson, Roland jotfe. john Kelley, NWC-sley Knight, Marvin Lustbader, Randall Mann, Sheldon iflix, Richard Moody, Dow Nichol, Paul Rainey, Ralph Reiner, James ReVeal, Donald Scharfenberg, john Scheidenhelm, Robert Schennum, john Schmidt, XVilliam Schroeder, Charles Schumacher, Robert Simon, Eugene Sloniker, Tom Sullins, Alford Swendson, Chellis Taylor, jack Tebbenhoff, Philip Trimble, Wlilliam Vespa, James XVaggoner, Gordon XVagner, George Walker, john XVaters, XVilliam Wfells, George XVendt, Gordon XVhittield, Lowell Wfoodstock, Robert Zarbock Second Regimental Band .1 I Lyman Sta rr, dirermr The Second Regimental band, conducted by Lyman A. Starr, is an integral part of the University of Illinois bands. It is divided into two sections which serve as training units for the First Regimen- . . . ft,-Q y Xa l. 4 ' l' tal and Concert bands. Selected members are ap- pointed for participtaion in the Football band and 1 perform with the Football band at the Homecom- 1 ing and Dadis Day games. The band plays for mili- tary drills, parades, and ceremonies. Other activi- ties of the Second Regimental band include the per- formance of a two-hour program during the annual band clinic, broadcasts over radio station YV ILL, and a twilight concert. I I 487 1 V lg il V l 1 l .1 1l yi 11, l. l l .1 Exerett Kisinger, dlfsrlor Traditional band formation The University of Illinois Football Band is one of the finest and largest marching, playing, and sing- ing organizations of its kind. For over a quarter of a century this group has been entertaining Illini football spectators with outstanding formations and harmonious arrangements of both concert and pop- ular music. In 19-19, under the direction of Everett D. Kisinger, the Marching Illini exhibited several nexv. distinctive formations. 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M:1f:.'f v st ' Allaert Txelcen, Daud Phelpx, Rurhard 5peer, Flr-wx' Llwlelurm, R-'hat Alexander, Lauren Helier, ,lerry Knlar, lax' Farr, Gerald Pxres, -lnhn Nnats, XX'alte' Larnla, Daud Hrntermerxrer. l,arx-ln M-man. Glenn Paulsgr-ne, Marxrn N-rrdmever, Ne-lun Huher, R-rbert it-wtt, Owen Smxth Snail' 1 n XX1ll1am Y-lung, XYaxne Xleu-dd, Fred Klllana, Laxerne -lenne, Rurhard XY1llzanax, XY'nlharn Preltett, ,l-rhn Detr-ny, Lyle Lewxs, Fldun Chapman, Iidnard Yadlnskx, Fnrrex flax, Alhert Lundgren, Iharlex Ylal, Fredern mebernnann, Ulu., l'l.lrXey Stumpl. Charles Nielsen, Dale Keen ffm' v :L jmeplm Srlmerer, D-vnald xenwn, Ralph XY'1lluarnx, Llncst Paxntel, flarente XV1lwn, Charlu Dunean, Ralph Harman, Eugene Gugertv, Harley Hlwn. D-vnald Klrlw, Rnlwert XYaIke., Albert C-leawn, D-vnald XY'alker, R-flu-rt Henn, ,luhn Ntarlwux, R-llwert Stxerxwlt f,1w.'lF1Iv'-1z.' Alamei Mffurdx, john Currv, Gewrgc furtlw. R-vlwert Hennxnuer, Robert Downey, Quxntrn Elll-mt, Donald Andrrwn, Bernhardt Krauie, Eugene M YUM. r n Lylen Curl, Marun Kredxnu, Clvde Fxlew, Fcdrlg G-nxler, Fred XY'aelhter, Glyndon Stull, Phxlxp Edgerly, .lamew Ruse, Hymn Buddy, Hobart Hxnderluter, XY-lllI.llTl Dum-md, -lnhn Scroggun, Lauregnuc Allcx Atwrnl fl zl ' R-mer Idwhrman, XY.1yne Flllntt, Hartlnrd Clyde, Merwyn Linditrfvm, Dnnald XY'xllxen, Isaac Newman, Albert Nnrdhedcn, Ruhln Lahman, james irhlnlxtlnu. Qmlrge Rulalc, Ethan Humngtun, XY'xlhur Pllum Bfflf-fn: rf-u' Rex: Ernnry, Glen Herzherger, Glenn Hnlmes, Thomas Lutz, Eugene Markle, Perry MtClelland, Rulwert Lmtz, Robert Teel, Arn-dd Taft, Fred- erxclc Frank, vlnhn Almhurg, -lamex XY'hitc-Inab, Arthur Rnsenlwerger, Arthuz Lappln, Eugene Pohl promofes inferesf in agriculfure A ' t' 1 b encgurages achievnemenf in ul agrfculfure eclucafron Tffp mn- XY'1llnam Mfmdy, Gene Fuller, Flwvd Fuller, Laurel Richter, Vxrden Tr--tter, Carl Ekena, Glenn Paulsgrme, Donald Kanrman, -Iuscph Fmter, Burrell Shull, Danzel fhamhers, iharlci Terrll, Floyd Lgxnkenau, Maman Kreiling Ifff:w.'l- vnu' james Mc! urdy, Hamld Nam, Ralph Busuell, Ralph Taake, Ralph Harm-ln. H-mard Sherlcltr, Lwrxmer Eluell, XY1lluarn Fnkel, Dana Lewis. Ruvell Lewey, Hmvard Tlwrnps-fn, XY'1lllam lixrelahwler, james Sranstield Ylwrl vt n : XYlIllI.1IY'l Furtxtllnexder, Ruhard Bast, George Hamxlt-rn, james B-nuke, Randall Duty, H-:hart Hrndcrllter, fharles Melia-J, Fld-ln Chapman, XVII- llarn Mhr-wtder, Wallram Ll-lyd, Paul fr'-uw, Hurtnn Shann, Allen Bwlaleber, Orvnllc Sauder ,XrlHv:..' run ' Ldgar xhleel, Dean Paulwmexer, Daxud Neyer, Ravrn-Ind XY'xlkxn, Rnhard Ynhnlca, fedrue C1-lxxler, fllvde Fllex Harry llark, Edward Yadluiky, vlmeph Funk XY'vlluam l,.1ytun, Runald Fmxler, Raynmnd Shmnn Bffwf-nz Mn' Yfzllrana Pnkett, Sture Plerwn, XX'1llxana H-llmln, Omen Smxrh, Arthur Lapprn, XY'rllx.un XYaleeman, Vervl Shulaert, blenn furl, Lyle Lewis, lrlnler Waltwx 5 :r ' ff: vi . 1, pg rf' 9 Top win: jo: Allen, Edward Svvcetnam. Xxvlllldm Tanner. Robert Forsythe, Paul Sheehan, Hairv toldvvell. Arthur Kaulluss, Lawrence Dobyns. Donald XX'eber, james Bayne, james XX rav. Henry Gabriel. Glenn H1-urt, Edson foinell Fif1rrfl1mzl'.' ,lack Goldman, XX7illiam Craig. Richard Xxllllff,-lUSCPl1 Lete, Delbert Dudenbostel, Donald Meyer, Ragnar Swanson, john Cyemer, Raymond Ovresat. Xvalter Mannabersz, Ronald Simon, Noble Rose, Paul Halverson, Guy Calhamer, Arnold Thompson, Donald Brooks-Miller, Harlan Pratt, Lloyd XVeber, XX'illiam Golding Tl1lrdrrlrz'.' Victor Polrrtan, Donald Gunnerson, Charles Garrison. Marvin Never. Charles Hickman. James Sampson, Gov Johnston, Howard Farr, Terry Quinn. Holger Fdgren, Leo Arms, XX'ill1am Appier, Milton Curry, Hermon Davis. Dewey Deanna, Paul I-UI-YECJY. Elrllnflf Bfflmg. I-HIC lau.vbSCn Seraud row: XY'allac: Cleland, Herbert Thompson, Dale Arner, Donald Karninski, XX'1lliam XX'cnzler, Alan McHenrv, Philip Schmitt, Norman Minster, Paul Deeley, Norton Suter. john Tiuemper, Robert Soellner, ,larnes Stheeler, Thomas Daniels, Carl XXi'agnei, Roger Mellem. Cetil Neunaber, Irving Moses, Prof. Alan Laing, ulrzwr Barzani v-mr: Charles Catlin. George XV1nterowd. Gordon Ihbe, Morry XX'exler. Robert Tennant. Arnaldn Zancaner, Rodney Chang, Ted Kemner, james Battersby, Jack Blackman, Norman Schiller, Chester Tobolski. Robert Mulgscken, Howard Nickerson A. I. A. promofes professional clevelopmenf of archifecfure sfudenfs A I E provides opporfunifies for flre professional developmenf of sfudenfs in I I I I chemical engineering Tap raw: ,l. DuPuis. F. jones. C. Hart. R. Fabrv, O. Bolduc, R. Heimnger, , R. Gaudlitz, R. Branch, R. X'anderwater, F. Spollord, N. Miller, J. Laible, E. Bourassa, R. Schwaar, H. MeCurdy. XV. Maiers Tbim' mu: D. Schindler. C. Shidlorvski, A. Reinseh, L. Brown E. Powers, F, Sherman. S. Baneryec. H. Busch Sarong' muy' il. Beruman, A. Litchlield, R. Havs, D. Enzlebretht. R. Vulovich. J. Brazaitis, L. l-larinfr A i Botfom wiv: D. Coop, XV. Sullern, R. Anderson, J. Chapman, R Not 1:1 fmutl: 5. Anderson. D. Blanke. H. Hauser, C. Hersh. ,l. Churitth. I.. Compzr, C. Dean. J. Denk. F. Grizzel. C. Haus Mack A. Mills. K. Morlock. M. Morse. L. Nero, F. Conrad XV. Miller, R. Pearson XV. Rowan, N. Smith. fi. McLean. N Dean, MQ. Drake, A. Dreshlield, G. Grotl, N. Hilvety. l-I. Hue . C. Zupic, H. Kahn . lngels, K. Sargent, R. e, lXl. Hill, , G. Davis, Smith, N. bner, R. K ri D. XXI'ollsfheid, F. Labreeque, R. Friedman. D. Keele, R. Bennett. N. Remer , Prof. VI. XX'estvvater, Prnt. H. Johnstone, J. Shurtleil, C, Lucthesi, P. Reisman XY'alston, G, Golden. R. Hauser, XV. Sanders. D. Cova Schilson, ,l. Velardi. L. Anderson, R. Bannon, M. Beagle, F. Burack, P D. Hoscheit. T. jenkins. T. lones, R. Karas. 0. Klamer. H. Lindahl. 5 R. Dominetta. XX'. Duvall. H, Finirson, A. Maveriuk. F, Nav. G. Mithalski Bauman, E. Bilinski, Il. Bright, A. Brown, R. Christianson. I.. Davidson. P ickv, R Leiser. R. londrigan. R. lXIav, K. McHenrv. D. Mtlntvre, R. Metz N. Plotkin. XV. Rutherlord, J. Suiwak. l. Stevenson. J. Vrdoljak, K. XX'alter, R. XX'e1se, R. Trense, ,l. Anderson. D. Favre, P. Parisot, XV. Selig, M. L'ram R. Code. D. Piper. D. Renz, H. Hurrelbrink. J. Day ,Y- VQAAI. ' xi' rl-'31, il i 1 if l Nj l,l :iui .1ff,l .ffrf:rrr,', ir' if'r.rrrrmf1 fir ,l I Ii If -I R.E. Y X.'.111.!HJq' Rithartl l Cioroztlw. Kenneth B-vrror. Yingtnt Mtlir-r-ald, Ritliarrl Faullln, .lo llcswlcr, hlax Blank, R.-but Xlwlwri, Rlthard XYurzhurger, Inmremc Mliusler, flill-.id Stertltr 5r.r1i,f' Thomas Daggctl, irhrinfu, fharlcs Eletwn, jffiv1.frul,- Prol, Ifrncst , Reid. ifrirmllffr, fharles Cvrten, :fit fmi.'.:'ir11, Rithard Storer, at !.1r 'I The aims of the American Institute of Elec- trical Engineers and the Institute of Radio En- gineers, better known as the A.I.E.E.-I.R.E., are the advancement of allied sciences and arts, a high professional standing among its members, and the advancement of the individual engineer. The student branch is patterned after the na- tional organizations and operates in the same gen- eral manner. This familiarizes the student with the operation of the national organizations to which he xvill belong when he goes into the professional field. The principal activity of the student branch is to function as an organization, under the aus- pices of the Institutes. for aiding in the develop- ment of the latent abilities of the students. Nlain functions of the A.I.li.Ll.-I.R.Ii. on campus are sponsoring field trips, backing student reforms. and encouraging presentation and discussion of papers, reports, and abstracts. Student-faculty relations are developed by sponsoring such activities as the electrical engin- eering senior-faculty banquets, the student pic- nic. and the baseball tournament. The A.I.Il.If. -I.R.IC. also plays an important role in the St. Patrick's Ball and the Engineering Show. Twp mu Emil XVnlnik, Eugene Wlalding, Eldon Wlebb, Harold Howell, Norman Lewin, Arnold Vrere, Charles Green, Max Mauk, Irvin Roberts, Roger Trapp, Frank Osborne, Vintent McDonald , Tim! ran- Chris Chitkrrs. Judson Terrell, john Lenzini, Beniamm Atkcrson, Theodore Van Reenen, Carl Blanyer, Thomas Daggett, Dwayne Draher, Peter Pririuas, Dominic Armetta H flian. Dale Nlranc Ea ra -:: . r l Yfivfml mu .' Frantis Tong, Xl4'xng Toy, Robert Stott, Richard Faullin, Charles Eletson, Wlalter Stemler, Rrthard Usmger, -lohn Muerlc, Edward Frost fflfrfnz vnu ' George Asaki, Arthur Vattaro, XY'alter Lipinski, Elwood Schmidt, Robert Chin. Martin Haltrurzen, Kenneth Borror, Frcderrtk Ordemann, Wfilliam ,- ,fxx A 4 Top mir: Wfillizim Chapman, Robert Thelen, Elmer Myers, Donald Burgener, Richard Dronsuth, Gilbert XVelbourne, Edward Petko, john Flgnngryv I-qcnli Goodwin, Robert Lewis, Harry Cerbin, Don Miller, john Shore Fmzrrlv raw: August Gartner, Floyd Brown, Harvey Nelson, Thomas Troller, Edward Budreck, Lawrence Sthuster, Edward Flannery, Robert Fovell, Donald Bermel, Morris Gooch, Robert Nicolson, Claire XVainwright, Harvey XValls, Rolf Pedersen, Arthur Reynolds Third row: Charles XVilliams, Harold Shutt, Robert Donaldson, Dwight Garrison, John Cramer, Richard Gorozdos, Bernard David, 'lou Scrivner, Max Casler, Howard Benpamin, Eugene DeMuro, George Bone, John Gray, Richard XVells. Stephen Eakman, Charles Meyer Second faux' Kenneth Tyssen, Hiroshi Yokohama, William Barrett, Earl Hajic, Kenneth Landreth, Leon Schnepper, LeRoy Smith, Richard XVurzburger, Stanley Denn, Clifford Stettler, XVill Bryan, Gerald Quick, Nick Holonyak, jr. Bottom row: Robert Beare, james Harlan, Martin Bretz, Robert Lane, Paul Sytsma, Richard Storer, jo Hessler, Sue Miller, Steve Ilanci, George Hossfeld, Ralph Froehlich, Clifford Thomas A.I.E,E.lI.R,E- furfhers fhe professional developmenf of elecfrical engineers honors sophomore indepenclenf women who have been oufsfanding in acfivifies Top raw: Ruth Stroud, 'Betty Steele, Lois4Ferguson, 'Lora Player, Martha Gschwendtner, Martha Garling, Emma Vifaldschmidt Third row: Barbara Thiebaud, Lorna Springer, Marian XVilson, Barbara Rennaker, Donna Christiansen, Dolores Campen, Irma Schitkedanz Serarzd four Joann' Lindsay, Mardell Berg, Anita Crozier, Iloann Friede, Louise Muenzer, Theresa Palko, Marjorie Henn Botlom mum' Phyllis Barnard, Betty Hirsch, Barbara Tom inson, Patricia Nickell, Gloria Thurow, Marilyn Parke, 1h11lfQ'Tl10H1PSOD 7 l X QD '7 cz as ov Y'7 G9 ' ' gal 4:9 Q' v 09 ,n o -' NR, 3 r Y' D' I 5 Q s e L P l ' K l rrfm-, ,i .rx V r p 9 , .,v 1' ' 1: Rm Mullrrm, 4 lhlflcx funplwll, Mwrrus NYM-wlllrxrlgu. f.rrl Bllie C Ln Br lm rr Burtun Www Rulnrd XX1lwn Nlnrl R ul Lynnc Hull Bernal' 'I'.aulmr, -l,r.lx Ljulrurrlu, Kenneth Rltrlxllc, ,lanmx H.x1l-vurt, Ruger Trl Ruhr: um H Sblff Rmlun. IN ynwn NIlXLl'I'l'llU lxrff 1 11 Rwrmlrl Burgnun, Ylgnwx Hn Ver, ,hmus Lulwm, Donald Kmt 0 l Ruduxll Hxrux Qtumpr Paul Clrmb ll Rxlph XXxnlxlLr Bernlrd Rhem l'fm.'f Rfn, Mllt-rn Cuttlc, Lvcnc Cmlllv, Robert Slhunmclmcr, Rrqlmrrl Mn lx L N tm Xrrgxl Butlu Lmrnnu Clxrk fluff rd Xwgt Peter Nrhruner Alulm Smrtlr, XX'1ll1.rm Km-xpc, Allan f,llflSll.ll'lNCfl, Damcl Loma, Dau ruxxulmru Cllrgmc Blxmlx 11'.'f,f I u Lvu'-mu MlM.1n1x, Hlrxcy Wfrsx, Lrluns XY-Jllurnnln, NY1llr.m1 at 111 Rllhxrd Huffman Dnmld G Pl't.l1lIl'l Rnlrard Brsplwnbauglr Dglburt Allison XY1ll1.lm Y--ungrxun, XYullr,1rn Dnwm, ful Pfulrlcr, Hrllul S.lll1ISLll, YL. fm f ru J ,llmw XY1nkcln1,xn, Rwlwcrl vlwncm, Dmrglu Prclrt, Ralph Fred Bfmllg. Urulll Nwnc firflxfm rffu: Domlrl Rule, wl.lck Hoogneran, Rolwrt K-wpecky, Gcurgc Alpha Phi mega Alpha Pi Delta gives 71111 wr Nlmlq Hrmxbrl, P,rtr1U.x XV.1rrsn, Cvcxtul XYrn.xlwr, lane lflnolw, Q rzu un r L rn lg lr XXurtl1 Ann Pu sr lrwlm 11 ,xI.arvl--u llr-rrnps-rn. ,I-'Ann Lrmlsnf., lxgnlrrvn Mclllrur, N.rrr11 Ln r url Lnnl gr L nan Jmfxx Cxu l1u L -4-9 25- We 1 Q , n re '? ' -f ., Q . ? , l A I f l -2 Y f' 1' ik -U!!! ,Q Y. 5497 xl Q 1 it l a an C: f i ,- - A . CA : L ill Top ron .' Donald Crosby, Clifton Bergeron, Ervin Schuetze, Roger Hitzcnmn, Dunsld Kraft, Basil Ohnysty, wir., XY'rl1i.im Hnnswn, -hy XY'iuldenlerjg Third ruzzz' Allred Murcnn, Veron Edlin, Melvin Clurrnvrgli, Charles Cook, Herbert Tolcr, XY'rll1:m Schumacher, 'Iuhn Nrnilc, juhn Sriylgr, I-liixxxxrd R.1Dp Sammi mn : Hugh Boettner, George Brinkvirlwlf. Morris XV-mldridge, Dudley johnson, Richard Dunmen, Liiuis Fadancllx, Shrikrrshnn Sinn, Amritdhirr Singh, Rnvmund Nozl, Raymond Kimpel, Donald Zumwslt, Delmar juhnsun, Rug' Bickelhaupt, Prof. Alfred Allen Bottom mu: Robert Hicks. Bertram Mclreighr, Lee Mull, Charles Russell, james Shapland, Richard Fulrath, Girindxanarh B.upu1.irl, john Cux. I,up.xs , Pfeiffenhergcr, Stephen Stoddard, George XY'esta1l, Raymond Brown, Charles Wlagncr ' l il l l l ' merlcan Ceramics oclety makes Uvvflvbfe 1 five crcfivifies for sfuclenfs in ceramic engineering A ' F ' ' I ' merlcan oundrymen Society comms fhe work of fhe foundrymc1n's life wifh oufsicle acfivifies Top raw: Paul Neal, Wfillmm Ellenberger, Charles Moore, Richard Parrill, Charles Wfxters, Merrill Zinser, joseph Szekely, Fred Sqhcclcr, Burrow noun' David Cash, Eugene Van Ness, Harold Rodbru, Rollo Butler, Paul Green, john Rice, James Garman, Orville Rinnc. Amos XVr1ght james Leafh ll ,gn- ,. sas'-v .aa 1.4 , 4, fel of-'i fra: N4 .-,, N! L1 1 fn Pre X Lpel, Nutn Txuluugh Nxrmrx Hxlxvrmn lun Brmdmg Ruburt M4 xr um Lppu n A nrt Iwll-,vu M lx 1 honors sfuclenfs oufsfandlng ln musical clramaflc producflons A S A . promofes a beffer undersfandmg of agrrculfural engineering mm N w s Q nd. Dum Hmm: x n I urls iusmm Roh IN ur xx nmtm um nlxmm Dctmx rm I Q R 1 X ll x Lr LL N152 4: Lf Iluuur, 1 X vb e XX nm mu II s 1 11 I Dune XX mlct A ul r lx L L f ur -r, Pm pr: L x lux umm Dmnll Brxkgm L lm nm! Xhm n IJ an Hffpknm I lm IX nr uk Artuxr IX um mg dum Imlu. Mix Ixlwf lv, A M iruu L1 mm: my lv 1! 11 Lu s Hum Hun cnwurg rm Raul II Hmm xr-J XV1kLl1nd Lf 1,-:sg 'exnaesssrndeensm ,.... . ' f' E . H., - .a i X . , .. . .. ,.,,, . . e. Tap row: L. Dobyns, J. Geiger, L. Flowers, D. Livergood, C. Hickman, R. Kip-ping, H. Heekmann, XX'. Burger, R. Skinner, D Jacobs, J. XVhitlork, R. Gasylak, G. Hankins, R. Kocol, K. Hankins, E. Hutcheson, C. XVahlen, G. Reihmer. A. Osran, R. Felt, XV. Apmer, D. Meyer, XV. Patterson, A. Kau uss Faurlb row: R. Richey, R. Lewis, J. Decker, D. Davis, R. Weiss. E. VanNess, J. Tiger, B. Spinner, E. Brooks, R. Eldredge, fi. Melvin, C. Dial, R, Blair, L. Austin, H. Koca, L. Tarr, R. Kain, XV. Houghton, J. Jessen, E. Rechel, R. Kennedy Third raw: R. Ruscitti, R. Arner, C. Price, H. Farr. J. Sampson, G. Johnston, C. Culbreath, D. Snyder, A. Karnak, XV. Novotny, D. Rogow, XV. Sworlord, J. Marek, J. Singer, C. Pullen, D. Nelson, R. Vertovec, A. Miller, F. Coe, Prof. M. Schmidt Serond fore: J. Russello, D. Allison, J. Pugliese, C. Amacher, J. Deshayes, K, Rhodes, D. Inman, R. Frost, A. Andrews, R. Renwick, E. Fairweather, P. Clinebell, R. Twohi,-3, J. Ebbesen, R. Schierhorn, C. Blakeman, A. Hermsen, G. XVittmuss Bollom noir: M. Meyer, J, XVood, R. Meinke, M. Polin, E. Borowski, XV. Koepsel, K. Lester, J. XVojtalewiez, J. Curtis, D. Anderson, XV. Bristow, R. Kanak, C. Swensen, C. Minnich, D. Fowler, XV. Boyd, R. Coopman, XV. English, J. Asbury A. S-C, E- advances fhe civil engineering profession Is- M- I advances fhe mechanical engineering profession Top row: R. Morling, D. Rogers, R. Helbing, G. Johnson, E. Thomas, F. Supergan, J. McCaffrey, D. Krantz, XV. Robbins, G. lXl.1ddox, R. Deotsrh, J. Stumpf, A. Danielak, J. Albri ht, A. Phillips, G. Sawicki, B. Tongren, T, Jenkins, S. Cobb Sixth youu' E. Fritzsche, J. Bragburn, O. Jones, D. Savage, M. Maki, J, Feezel, L. Carlson, R. Thomsen, E. Stanb, XV. Peterson, R. Mitchell, R. Lankston, XV. Dcarlove, E. Harper, R. Malone, J. Brill FjfIlJS7'0li.' PTl'.LTIloel: F. Lukas, J. Malek, B. XVright, P. Schmitz, A. Ahrendt, T. Englehardt, T. Brown, XV. Eherhardt, R. Schwartz, XV. XVrablewski. C. toc's, . ar 'us Fourth mizu' F. Brown, J. Petersen, R. Lawrence, R. Bosshart, E. Fort, S. Pitkin, D. Denhart, P. Barrels, XV. Akerman, XV. Jones, P. Rosauer. J. Zwit, XV. Dodge, J. Howarth, XV. Deem Third four: F. Seyfarth. R. Hardy, E. Anderson, D. Russell, R. Sanriicandro, L. Kilboy, R. Costello, I. Bienias, P, Sistek, M. XVilliams, N. XVandke, J. Ream, F. Romano, E. Frens, C. Kerrinenn, A. Anderson S6'C0l1d!'0ll'.' H. Azaren, D. Straznickas, I. Palmer, R. Moehle, G. Lawson, B. Churillo, J. Armstrong, XV. Klinke, R. Stephens, G. Stewart, D. Ganger, J. Dwyer, H. Moran, E. Zettl, R. XVesseln, XV. Krance, XV. Galliviin Boilom turf: R. Benjamin, G. Josten, XV. Bassett, J. Schneider, P. Dolhrrw, R. XV.1lder, XV. Junkel, A. Hallene, R. Matson, J. Menees, R. Rettwr, J. New' comer, J. Jacobson, H. Erickson. C. Jefferson, P. Gawrusik, K. Lamport We W 1 --....,,. . T .,.,,., , 1 l i z . .,,,.,,. .. W TQ l . l ,ZA i , . I at -.' ' . - f-.,' , 1,5 I 'Aff .K N -3-pf, RQ fx' , gk .geuii'-M 'wif' '- ' . 'K . ' ,- V f Q ' ' Q 1 . ' 5 W N N ' ' ' f Q '--3 ' 3 ,H .V .,f' M Am' 4' . -- I .J L f JR X A A' if , . , , , ff if 4 wk X I A . Til' 7 1933?-W, I ,V Q V, . . 1 .V 2.x U .Y VI 'L' Q , ' 'bl' Q x lv! 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Its members are chosen from those men who dis- play outstanding skill in all phases of water sports and who demonstrate devotion to the purpose of the fraternity. ln the years after the first lVorld XYar, the Dolphins became a na- tional organization. Since the year of the fraternity's founding, the Dolphin XYatershow has been an annual event. VVith the proceeds of this annual aqua- cade the fraternity is able to promote interest in aquatic activities on the campus and throughout the state. A recent innovation of the watershow is the selection by the audience of a Dolphin Queen who is elected from a number of candi- dates. This year the Dolphins sent nine members and four faculty members as representatives to the National Aquatic Forum at Fort Lauderdale, Florida. In addition to promoting such activities as XWIIZCI' polo, the Dolphin members aid in the officiating at swimming events and meets on the campus. 49 2223! at -g 1 -4 Smm2'i21g.' David XVoodward, .turw1r11y,' Elmer Scholer, .vwlijfzlllf ul mmf Sfdlfiff james XVinans, 1'lL'E prvrnlw1f,' Herbert Pitschke, 1rmuru'vr,' Albert Del Vento, prarzdnlf Dolphin Fraternity Top row: Donald Miller, Lincoln jones, Martin Bangt Wfilliam Stmwbridge, Thomas Emrick, Robert Apnlegate, Robert Ingels, l-lersthel Wfartik Seronfl row: Lawrence Husak, Robert Schallhoin, Wfilliam Lehman, Fred Lehman, Edwin Lundicn, Donald Ebarp, james Schmitt, Albert Nordheden, joseph Dichtl, Harold Jackson Bottom row: Bernard Hurley, Gay Hughes, Douglas Rucker, Elmer Scholer, Thomas Buckley, Albert Del Vento, james XYIIHHDS, Herbert Pitschke. Donald Clooney, Bradley Taylor 1ur--.x- .-. 1.1.q--.14 5-f .Y 1-.-,asm-1n..rw-..1....1n-U-41.1. ux41.m1.4-wuiuqvmmgvgu-1.41pm ..f - V V ,- ' V . f . ' A , ' .. . -', - , s v J- ', - , ,, ,Q A ,A ,,rVw.:'f'v' , 4 'Q I ,1 , v , . . . '. - ' - ' . . , - ' , -, A ' ' ,', 'Q , H 1' ,,, -f ,4,.,,,B.,--, .-roy. :.,j , r- f , , .. . ' ' -2 - ' , ' . Q 1: wise .- wr-ivi r. .Q Irfr rfrr .Hy-rn Srrrrrs, Lrrrrsr l..rpp, lurk l'rrerl, -l.rr1 r-Xlu-r'rr.rtlxrc, L1.r1l 1'osler', Bermrrl Butler, Prnt. Stanley ll.rll, Drvrr.rlrl Saupe, ,Lrrnes Mrtelrell, Ken- rrerlr l'elrlerm.rrr, Arrr-r Derrnerlrrrr, lkrlplr IJ--rlrl. ,lrrsepll Fhrrrrmrvrr V Sr. rx r rr ' flrnrles Arurrm. Lrrllvert Anrlrrwrr, Prrrl. ,lrflrn Crrlberr, Rrclmrrl 'I'r1rmzylr, Rrrlwert S-ruth, Ray Herrrpel, Albert Nrrrrllrerlen, ,lark Srlrmerkebrcr XX'rllr.r1rr Nrernlwrerlrrr, Irlxnrrrl H.rr'tlrrrrr, lrrlrn Due, P.rrrl'Brrr1li, Robert Dun l1.','rn.' rrrr Vlmrrr Nrlvlwrrr, ,lrrrre Crrllwerr, Xrrgrrrra kurlle, llre--rlr,1r.r Borrras, XY'.rrrc-n Amr, vl.rrms Prrrter, Dunn Drrllw, Alrre F.r7ek.rs, lfrleun O'Donncll, N. r,rlr lr.rrrr, Alr-L M.rrl1rr!k.r ,wr 1r..wfrl' R-flu-rt ldrreer, Hrrulr Rrrlrincr'-rr, Nr-lwlc Smith, Tummy Slreplrcrrl, XY'rllr.rm llerrrlerwrr, XY':llr.mr Srrelrm, vlrrlln XY'rerrke, Vlnmes Crrrnpnlwellrn, Leo IJ-rrrrrrrr, XX'rllr.rm 'l'erlrrr.rrrrr, Melxrrr Lerrlrrnger, Dr-n.rlrl Mrlnrrn, H.rr-rlrl XX'rsnulrr, Prrrl. ,lnmes l'i.rrnp, XYrllr.rm Snyder, P.rrrrrk Nrller Ill 1 b advances floriculfural knowledge and inferesfs and pro- o u u u mofes good fellowship is devofed fo sfudenf debafe, dis- cussion, and public speaking on public affairs Yup frfrr' Lyle Ellrrrrtt, llrraeplr Mrrllrgrn, lrmes Longest, Dorrglu Grrexkt, jrrlrn Krebs, Erwin Bcttrnglmns, CQlr.rr'lrs Ruserrb.rrlrer, Herbert Hess, Harvey Srlrmrrrz, 'Ilre-rrlrrre Kell, Alex Srrntrrrr, fl.rrrrle Srrrrr, Ilr.rrles Rerrrl.r, Rarlr-lr Butler lllhl rf-U HUM-IINIFI Rrrzz-I. Rrelmrrl 'I-rnruan, Cr.rle Iirrrrs, Frnners Haney, Lrlxrrr PL-nrielrl, George bnydcr, Loren Srnrrlr, Rrrlmrrl P.1lewreZ, Burton Iirrerxrrur, Cru-rrge XY'errrlt, Idmreme Gregory, XY'rllr.rrrr Herrttler .Xrrffril rffrr : XX'rIlr.rrrr llerrwx, Rrelmrd Berk-hrre, XVrllr.rru XVellx, Dnrd frrlrgn, Robert Drnrmrtt, Allred M.rkuler,, M.rrxrn Ulmer, 'I'lrrrn1.rs Rue, R.rm Rao, Nrk-rl,rr Curr1rlr.4rrrllV, flrnrles Srlrurrmrlrcr. f.rlxrn Prrll.rr-.l r'7fr,'zfrn1 run: Rulw Srlmerrler, lmrre hrrmle, Vrrgrnnr Lrglrtlmrly, ,lrrAnne E.rrles, Yrrgrnrrr Prrlzrn, Glenn Rerlrlrrlc, Pr-rl, Hrrlhurt Gully, King Brrnrdriek, Krrrrrue Srlrurt, Robert Ryprrr, Vrxrgn ZLU, Suzanne XY'Jl1lstrrrrr1, Num frown, Carole Ovcrrnrer' ' 5'l -. f.x I The first university home economics club of its kind founded in this country was the Isabel Bevier Home Economics Club, originat- ing at the University of Illinois. The principles upon which the organization was founded are Q primarily concerned with further developing interest in home economics at the University of Illinois, promoting social interest among members and faculty, stimulating a basic in- terest and an increased knowledge of the pro- fessional world of home economics, and de- veloping an appreciation of the home. Uni- versity students maioring in home economics and enrolled in the Colleges of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Agriculture, or Education are eligible for membership in the club. Among the activities with which the club concerns itself are the FfCSlTIll2ll'l TCH, r'3All'..LX.g Delhi, X!1!11rI'ii1,g.' Sara Lewis, lzr'.1iniri,' Patricia Feaster, uri piiwfilifil , . , . ' Srfiltii: Louise Hodam, flnfrfzkciwlazjv rZi,11in1m1,' Mary fampbell, fmblirfly Christmas Party, Home Economics Spring riaffm.i,i,- BeverlyGibbs,pi'rfi1difr11,- Ritta wiirreia, .iri,,,,,,, rniiairiiy Banquet, social hours with the Agricultural Club, and regular monthly meetings. The name of the freshman girl attaining the highest scholarship during the year is inscribed on a I plaque which hangs in Bevier Hall. The ad- visors of the club are Miss Ritta Vi'hitesel and Miss Dorothy Durrell. Top row: Orpha Cro0li, Barbara Thlebaud- Ruth SNOW-ld, Ellouise McDaniel, Marilyn Minks, Patricia Bast, Dolores janak, Shirley Miller, Catherine Atte- bery, Norma Hanell A U b .S'ez'emZi raw: joan Canning, Betty Braden, XVilma Cluver, Charmian Chase, Mary Barlow, Marie Turner, Eleanor Mainey, Dorothy Bnity, Marilyn Kay, Barbara Attebery, Bonnie Puls, Armina Kolmer, jean Robinson Sixth row: Marilyn Augspurgfr, Yvonne Frase, Lucille Stuenkel, Norma Davis, Marian Wirtz, Mary Sinclair, Koreen Krapf, Patricia Langford, Roberta Smith, Della Brooks, Patricia Warren, Mary Potter . Fifth vow: Jeanne Horgen, Phyllis Coakley, Dorothy Holm. ,luanita Schulze, Helen Ross, Wfilma Gracsser, Shirley Cox, Patricia Ringger, Maxine Roberts, Betty Karpraun Rita Karpraun Dorothy McKinley Carol Fries Mar Campbell r r . . Y Fourlb row: Ritta Whitesel, ixdrziorx Priscilla Ueberrhein, Lucy Logsdon, Kathryn XVhitenack, Patricia Sheldon, Mary Hansen, Louise Hodam. Marie Flach, Lorna Springer, Elvia Tarble, Patricia Scherer, Patricia Feaster Third row: Marjorie Wesley, Naydine Bean, Roberta Rayburn, Leota Naslund, Margaret Collins, Barbara Murphy, Shirley Erickson, Dolores Moody, Maizie Angier, Gilda Gleim, Peggy Glawe, Marian Ryan, Dorothy Giese Second row: Barbara Newton, Dorothy Dormire, Frances Loitz, Sylvia Blomquist, Edith Bassler, Delores Parrott, Marilyn Roush, Barbara Isenberger, Marylou Thompson, Norma Boward, Nesta Mann, Beverly Gibbs, Virginia Hess k Barium raw: Elizabeth Keefer, Rosemary Archibald, Marilyn Wlomeldortf, Constance Wfalker, Bertha Steinberg, Charlene Wfoodson, Eugenia Ford, Evelyn Smith, Corinne Griffith, lane Brubaker, Mae Oster, jean Magill, Joann Lindsay '5! W l j, V nun-.un-,q--ui., '-'e-......-',:':z:- i -,.--.::.-e.'.L- ,F Q 5 1 ll Giese, .mriiil rlmlinzizzlf Patricia Ringger, ifriifiiii l The leloof and Horn Club is an organiza- tion composed of agriculture students who are interested in animal science. As a subsidi- ary organization of the Agriculture Club. it provides a means for students interested in livestock production to become better ac- quainted xvith their felloxv students and pro- fessors as xvell as a number of outstanding men xvho are associated with animal husbandry. .-Xs a result, the students obtain a much broader outlook of the animal science industry and ac- quire a greater working knowledge of what is happening in this field. The club has a mem- bership approaching txvo hundred men, all of xvhom have united to promote their mutual interests. The experiences that they have en- countered in this organization are valuable to them as a supplement to their classroom work. The club holds regular monthly meetings and tivo major events annually. The Little lnter- national, a quality horse shoxv. is presented in the fall and serves as a means for raising funds which help finance the Livestock judging contest, which takes place in the spring. Deine XX eihmerr Lyle bthertz Aaron Sell j hn Detr y Clarenet Ruthe farl Ekena, Harley Olson, Gerard Linsner, Robert Henn, Dale Keen, Russel luxev Elin Cy ltlen Ribert Alexander j seph Foster Burell Shull Glenn Herzberger limes Nh! urdx Ralph Harmon Allen B1 uslm john Bingham lohn Albin, Robert Teel, Donald Teel, Robert Stierwalt, Albert Hinrich!- Haroll F xxtrs Tl mis leigh Ranlall D ty lD'lXlCl Welson Mtretl DeXX1ele nrthxu Harper, Robert Renken, XXVilliam Young I mes B nd R btrt D n nn Robert Dmnex Donald XXrlkcn XX iyne Elliott, XVillxam Arends, Lester Farris, james Robison, Ernie Painter, XX .alter Qthlithtine Ted lxendrxtl. XX illiam Ll ntl Harold Mun Stott Eiiekson Richard XY,llllJITlS lvhn Dueuer lcster Austin Hartlirtl Cryder Dile Nutter Bennett Roodl ruse, Glyndon Stuff, Donald jcnsen, Eldon Chapman, Arthur Bot' lrlt Gml limes Ross liyr n B tlely Xxlllllm Drmind Elmtr Gerlaeh XVilliam Miller R Let Nimms Quintin Elli tt Arthur R stnberetr Philip Eleerley Robert Loitz, Milton Brown, john Seroggin, Grace V:inXX7inkle, Howard Meat Judging Team Top mn: Arnold TAM, Cmitlun Knowles, Merril McAllister BUIIOIII rnny' Roy Emmx, Alexander Maclzimm, Ver- lin johnson, uornlv x 4. ,i Z r !l K- 3 Little W- International Committee Top ron' james McCurdy. I-I.1rtt'nrcl Crycler, Lyle Schertz, Domltl Jensen. Lick Bingham, Wfnync Niewold, Fred Killam, Donald Whlker, john Albin, Byron Buddy ' Serum! mn: john Curry, Mervyn Lintlstrom, Glen Holmes, Donald XY'xlken, jnmcs Ross, XY'rlli.xm Dimond. Arthur Rosenberger Bollam mzr: Lawrence Zuckermm, Robert I.i,mitz, Philip Edgerley, Robert Teel, Arthur Lrtppin, Perry McClelland N01 nz p.1m'l: Joyce Tre-wyn. El.1ine Davies. Polly Logsdon. james Schlxcting, Howard Bramel, j.1me5 Robison, XY'ill1.xm Miller, Gordon Knowles. jofeph Fairluirn, Diwngld Teel, Peter Peterson Livestock Judging Team Top ron : Fred Frank. Whyne Niewold, Arnold Tnft, Flctl Killam, joseph Fairbalrn Bollom vow: Fred Francis, roarlv: Ernest Painter, limes Rubimn, Robert Downey 505 A12 v- ll . Q Il 9 a v . gr, . t 2, li A ' All students registered in the University who have received credit for two semesters of accountancy are eligible for membership in ,, T T the Accountancy Club. The purposes of the organization are to inform members of profes- sional and honorary achievements in the Col- lege of Commerce, to foster interests in the science of accounting, and to promote under- standing and fellowship between faculty and students in the College of Commerce. .Xlonthly meetings featuring talks by prominent ac- countants are designed to acquaint the mem- bers with current trends in accounting. The executive committee of the Account- ancy Club is composed of the Senior and jun- ior Councils. The Senior Council handles the publicity, the membership drives of the club, V -e, Lf' t j traatt fi,.11.aan, f,o,,fo,f, 1,...v XY'rtkh.rrn, XY'rllram and the selection of speakers. Sophomore and 'i Moot, it with rr - - - I F ' ' junior members are eligible to serve on the it ' ' . , . . . D' junior Council. After serving on the jumor r Council for two semesters, these members auto- matically become members of the Senior Council, The Accountancy Club, in promoting un- derstanding and fellowship among the mem- bers, sponsors numerous faculty and student athletic events during the year. ccountancy lub Tj- ora ' Robert Thompson, Alrte Hrtkey, Daren Hrtkey, George Rredle, XVrllard Peterson, Rithard Leighton X1-ml' 'fn' Frank Sthletk, Stanley Iverson, Fred Barnabe, Donald Lolhert, Paul Srhroer, Arnold Brookstone, Marvin Hylen, Arthur Anderson, Lharles Stbmrd, Arthur Gould, Barry Walk, john Harvey, Sheldon Rooth, Kenneth ftnrli. Donald Lonn j I'lI.'ff fort : fharles fallahan, Thomas Karnoskyr Rrthard Benson, Robert Wltnk, Rrehard Miller, Harold XVrsen, Elurn Messerall, Peter janson, Alvin Cooke, 1 Eduard Nrteurtk, Norman Kozy, Irxvrn jaeobson, Marshall Zrssman, Simon Brazv, Sheldon Cohen, james Hall Vfflrrllv ron' Hugo Melvorn, Andrew Drake, Kenneth Smith, tiharles Naughton, Harry Granzow, james Hurt, Roy Sove, Forrest W'rnkler, Donald Carlson Lewis Petty, Dalton Hrldreth, john Stroggrn, Eleanor Bane, Geraldine Henneberry, Duane Mrtehell, Harold Ahlbetk Tlfrol von: Mae Grupe, Gerald Rrxlrn, Elliot Spiro, Elmer Wfrlkenrng, Ralph Brel, XVrlbur Harris, Vernon N l erskopt', Maurice XVorkman, Paul Abrams Louis Matusrak, Carl johnson, Henry Blackwell, Donald Haley, james XValzer, Rrthard Musgrave, Arthur Wfyatt, XVa'ne Oak Stroud mn: Elrda Page, jo Anne Armstrong, Lois Wfrtkham, Miriam Batks, Wfillram Moore, Paul Dunn, Ralph Maglrne, Albert Zimmer, Harold Lawler Elmer Laut, jr., Wfrllrcrm Lotkhart, feerl Baird, Lraig johnson, Robert Ahlqurst, Albert Rother, Eugene Hudson, Domrnre Vota Ifnil win .' jeannrtte Althotl, Francis XValls, joyte Sigel, Edwin Sigel, Donald Lehman, james Cfarrithers, Sidne Stattord Aldo Balzarini ames Studzinski Marvin tortr, Leonard Rederke, Robert MtDon.rld, Leon Rerstrolfer, Howard Gohl, Harold Gohl y . . J . 'FTW V J . -A0 506 The Illini Insurance Society is a new or- ganization for students interested in a career in insurance. The purpose of the society is to bridge the gap between the classroom and the field. It was organized on December 17. 1947. at an inaugural dinner held on campus. At- tending the dinner were approximately forty- live prominent Illinois insurance men. The presence of many key men from the insurance business demonstrated the interest of insurance people in this new organization. The Society was launched with an address by its first hon- orary member, Kenny lYilliamson, who is now President of the University Board of Trustees. The Society includes 150 active stu- dent members and a like number of associate members who are active in insurance in Illi- ' . T U ' ing is held once a month R ber J I lr- . it li Jr 11: I. d P d ku 1. Holi? A pl-ODrauI ulcer D LRobert 0SI.iIdl'rirI'IlcI,nS fiI7ii1tiili1l,' ilfiiierisiin Khr'i'iIii'i.itli,xcl.,iI:.TI, Ilijilfiiiffi during the school year. Two of these meet- Nilfflw Frrvbwsh- WH- .i ings are banquet meetings, one is a Christmas banquet, and the other is a spring banquet. The programs are designed to bring current and practical insurance discussions to the members. I . Faculty members who serve as advisors are Robert Mehr, Robert Hedges, and Charles Carlyle. Top rnun' Marion Hansen, Margaret Felt, Lindo Romani, Donald Sutherland. Robert Fuener, Frederick Mersbatk, Charles Tagliani, Cranston Green. Albert Trakinat, Peter Ponton, Harold XViren, Elwin Messerall, Peter janson, Dario Lencioni, Everett Barel, George Nelson, Allen Flitrratt, Raymond Shatter Fonrfla raw: Hershel Orenstein, Harold Chulterman, Garritt Bute, Karl Munson, XVilliam Sullivan, Donald Griswold, Donald Burns, Earle Zatloukal, An' thony Dobosz, Chester Wieneke, Williiim Rhodes, john Detker, Daniel Else, Louis Haerr, Gale Farris, Edward Wfendt, Peter Pantarotto Tbira' row: Charles Carlyle, Leonard Lauter, Wfilliam O'Byrnc, Carl Dieckmann, Nathan Corwith, Donald Davis, Charles Miner, Saul Disler, XVilliam Moore, john Stevenson, Wendell Stone, Thomas Mills, john Cfonnaway, Keith Baumann, Albert Lenz, William Thomas, Dominic Vota Second rozv: Prof. Robert Mehr, Michael Altenberg, Hugh Price, Stanley Shepard, Thomas Hostetler, Martha Firebaugh, William johnston, Leonard Reclecke, Emerson Cammack, Robert Sudbrink, Velma Bland, Ted Kemner, james Barrett, joseph Martinec. Henry Straus, Kenneth Gunsteens Bollom roux' Mel Gutstadt, Earl Barnes, Philip Pritchard, Roger Taylor, Raymond Twery, Donald Larson, Harvey Criss, David Xvright, Robert Barger, Selwyn Blum, Robert Hedges vwnm--fern -1 va.. .- -K.,-I .W -., V .e . . . - v -, Q M M ---f:- -1-ff ' 'rv-'vw , . 3 - i 'AQ -A V-e -1- V' A i s' -- . ,f - 1 ui . - 'ff ' 1 ' I Ill' ' M k t' b was organized for fhe purpose of bringing e u fogefher sfudenfs inferesfed in differenf phases of marketing. Leading men in the various ing Association, the Illini Marketing club has the fields of marketing are brought to the campus and distinction of being the largest university marketing appear ns guest speakers nt the meetings of this ur- Club in the wnrld, gginimtion. .-Xfiilinted with the American Klnrket- 1 f i fi iaiipi. XY'ir,kl-.r, If .iff ttf xXllI1lilCl', r2,.1rr.ift1 but-Mkt, R..1suer PUM11, fxmiiw isiku-, Burt-in Kuepkr, Ralph kmhngtiiri, Drmslu J-iiinsnn, oscar Krueger limes 5turlzrnski. Rirseuc Arthur, Patrick Bullird, ,lemme Tencnhium, Stnnley Strdz, George XVoud, Luuis Purstrutlerl Lharles LcBeau, Robert l.uV.is, xliulilnn fuhen, R-ihuit liiss, D.ilwn Hildreth, Wfiync Unk, Gila Cviufiuil, litlxmitl XVundt Irs-,r fn ' Ciltri XX'iIln.imsnn, Illint Spirn, Lewis Perry, jdmes Tli-vm.1s, Dnmel Else, Conn Scrtzinger, flmrles Andrews, R.1lph Brel, james Dierschow, Benja- mm 3,.t1,.,lA..1 L-luis lirehmer, H.iruld Ciuhl, Himqiirl Cjwhl, Kenneth Crunk, lliu1N.ls Rug, Kenneth Gunsteens, Crxnston Green, Albert Recher, William King, XX illmni Heimrtlr, -Idmes Mnuxeri, N.irr.in Alhert, Herliert Ukrungly. ,I-rhn Riley N f,,l' vnu ' flmrles K,.ill.ih.iri, Felix N-vrnun, L--urs Knuestli, lldwuitl Prisliriuti, linrle Zntluuklll, Gille Farris, Rnhcrt Druley, Elton Ridley, Edward Gunder- --In, li.wr11'fnil Dcxxvcrft. ,I+-NLPII Nnders, ,Luk iHlUUg.lN1.lY1, P.iul Ahmms, Dunuld farlsun, Arnold Tnrter, ,Iuhn Schmnling, Charles johnson, Wfilliam Lock- hirt, Arthur Arvtitrsnn, Luuis H.ie1r, ,ldtk Hi-rnutker, Ruhcrt Guest, W'1lli.iui Mm:i'e, Dfumtlix' Rust, Iuurtney hluhr li 'fru - .ii linlmrtl Hur, Ritlurtl Kuhne, XYillr.im Fehrs, jnseph Chlup, C1,l.iItline Henneherry, l.iml Dlohnwn, Paul Hallhctk, XV.1yne Lemburg, Richard J XX tilwrr. lztlx-..utl Itilmm, glauies XX'.1lre1, R.ilph Mdullne, Dinlcl -Linus, D-1n.ild D.rhl, Dunnld Huupt, Eniersun Xx'ilDCl'l1.lD, David Halton, Francis Heavcy. lluvuiunl Nlmtltr, YI-istph Nlllimrri, le-fnnrd lledtrkc, Ylerrx Sthnttnur zz: --iw it bfi :mari -usrvw-rt-as-vi - Q ' . -. 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Elmer Srlrwlcr. ,lrrscplr Suvlt. .rrlrlwr ,' Raynwnd U'Nurll. ,hrrrlrfrrirg fharlcx Morrison Infrrfll rf rr Ercdcrrrlr Yrrulrwl. Cru-rrgc Mrn-wr. Harry Rnctlrc, Norman Van Kurrglxnctr, Rulwcrt Ellrrrtl. Kent XY'cstratu 'lfx-.f r lawnard Daxrs. R--zannc apcars. 'llwra XX'rnal4-rr, Vrrgrnra Md alw, Glrrrra Flclrhcr, Bcxcrly Asplund, Nrvrucn Zales, vl-lannu Drllax-vu, rufrslrry M. firm, 1 rr ,l-ran Recw. Frrcda Br-arty. flr,rrl-rm: Vrrgl. 'lrvyrc Brusuu. Katlrcrrnu Mcrrrmar. Harrrct XY'ullur, Margurv Halvrrrscn. Yrrgrnra Stewart li,',f,,r, ,yn XY'arxlrrlN Hrmwn. Yrrurnra Alrvlrnsun, Karol jaulbs, In Eadcs, Natlralrc Fursr. r'1rr pirrrrlrulq Bunnrc I.rvergrmrvd. Frcdcrrc Helter, rrrnrrnrrr .XVI :rr fnrrlrl' Barlwara Scym-fur, Patrrrra Baker, june Brandrng, Gr.-rvrgra Buslrmll, Maurrnr- Krunrstuck, Lars Dean, Vrrgrnra Erlrc. Martha Eirclwsrugh, Carol Errcs I lrarles Eranrrsr-I. Arlr-en Hasan. Cru-lrgc Hamlrn. -lane Hrrks. Nanry Hudwn, Trent Kncppcr, Leah Kuppurman, Phyllrs l.ura5. -lr.-an Mutlr, Hulcn Pletsrw Xlr rr-ln Rurrrulu. Anrta Rrstrnu. ,lm R-Ixner. flrarlr-N Tlwrsun, Crcrwrgu 'I'lwr'wn. Alcan Turncllrl. Plryllrs Wblsh. juan XX'cstxrrr cle elops and fosfers a greofer inferesf in fhe arfisfrc ask and Baubl drcilma I I I provides an opporfunify for sfu denfs fo become beffer acquainfeo' wifh men in fhe mining and mefallurgy professions Yell rffzr 5 Rrrlrarrl Nrlcrrnan, Turn, james L.-rudrrrk. Frank Padrrvrr X,-.yle 1 fu ' lames liurr. Kcnnutlr Nlrrmmrn. -larnus Stanley, Arthur Ruuglrlcy, Darxl Garrmcr l'.'!.'f rwrz Sranlw fhann-rn. Klrarles Mrtrlrull. Arwnvrnuus, Eduard Karlrwsky, larry Karlmsky I fan! lf.r,i Xrrfrml llfrmrni 'xnr nr XX r-rr' Darrell Hulmrrtlr. lfrar1l.lrn Adams. Rrrlurr Aspdcn, Plrrlrp Frcdurrrll. Rrrlrard Nrflrntrrk. james Hartusuk wir Allred Yxflwwrur, .I--lm Hcrlc. ilrcrrnan Ellrnll. Rr-hurt Grllram. Donald Marlcary inn ' 'l'rrrrnan Aarrrn, XX'rllram Gard. .larlln Mrlrallcanrn. Nrrlrrrlas Snlmh Pgtrrrk Cahrllv Brurq Iapqk r rfrrr ' F rlxrrr Daxrcs, Harrv XY'ard, ,lwlrn Ianus, jarncs Mrllcr. R lnald Hlark. Buvurlv Sullrday, Edward Spcrr. Lester Kuhnhcnn, flrarlus Iankousky jurrrrlx Daxrrl Herman. Crrllwrt -lrrnus. Phxllrp lcrglrlcy. Donald Henson, xlrrscph Klarrrrr, Mrrlaacl Lrwcwcnbcrrg. Frank Pcrkrns, Rulwcrt Brurklmusc, Flo urru. ltrrranrrrr Tudor. XY'rllram famplwcll. btcvwarr Rule, Max Srlvcrrnan. R-rlwcrt Anderson, Eugene Sglmctz. Rrrlrard Zak. Stanley I.urg.:hlcy, Edward Ga L XXa-.rrr Drr-rn, Donald Dxlw, Harrrsrrn Irrrner, Yrrlrrr Hrldcrlwrant. james 5':arda. -Iarnus Dcwlrrrst In .-I-I ...KN . we 59.325 H' ,fs - Nkfaif f i m,'n ' xc. it I r , HWVQ: 5 lb Y, il' . YM K ,gf ' '. ' ' x .. V K.-.Y5p?i-29 -.,., L. . 'W' V if vt . X 15 M g. X .AAI Y ', I . .' Q' Wg --- ,i ', 'Lx l .I 51 . Q ' Q 1 Sf L ffwi, 55 ' . if 4 -A 'QW q V Q if' .SJ ,? 5' 5, Eg ,sw at , 1 It . I 4 Q .V ,, 9 . f 1 I ' 5 1' 492 321 N V? 11,5 .mf- Qai I 'lf 1.1- 3 '-Q'--'. Q A 1 ,spa . , 9 ,.,.N ',., ,aZf::!E,. V .1 3, uvvfva- 'V me 'r '1Q'Z:a4i1, f' ,L A ,1W is-. 7 '- . 1 9 ' K V ' is 3 X 5, ' . W 1 I .V 5. .- . , 15- , i z irq, rchesis Orchesis is a Greek xvord meaning to dance. The purpose of the organization is to offer to men and women of the University the opportunity for creative dance study, com- position, and performanceg to stimulate inter- est in art danceg and to foster high standards of performance, appreciation, and understanding of the art in the community. The yearly spring concert is the major ac- tivity and is given in conjunction with The Contemporary Arts Festival in March. Other activities include sponsoring concerts by fa- mous dance artists, organizing play days in which neighboring colleges are invited to par- ticipate, and lecture demonstrations for the music and art departments, clubs on campus, and neighboring schools. Orchesis also parti- cipates in productions which combine the efforts of the music, drama, and dance depart- ments. 'Iunior Orchesis is a branch of the organiza- tion in which non-members are given the op- portunity to improve skills to meet regular membership requirements. The newly estab- lished associate membership gives interested individuals a chance to help stage the dance productions. I Shel X . Q Q2 X ' and A, ,,, R Q 1 verge: Top raw: George Minor, Frederick Voelpel, Norman Van Koughnett. Bruce Youle, Raymond O'Neill Serrnm' faux' David Braun, Charles Thorsen, Calvin Hugy, Elmer Scholar, Wfilliam Knuerr, joseph Scott, Robert Mallary Bolfom VOZl'.' Kent Xvestrate, Leonard Davis, Fredric Helter, Harry Roethe, Robert Elliott Noi in prmel: Morton Razowsky, George Hamlin I honors men oufsfanding in dramclfics Phi Mu Alpha - Sinfonia f,Zl 'if,Zfl,'Lii'Z,'Z,i7i,Z,'o'35SlfuZZ?aZ'?e' Tap 1'l7Il'.' Richard Litterst, Edward jones, Ronald Kidd, Andrew Carter, Prof, Homer Schmitt, Paul Price, Donald Stout Third row: Robert Weihrouch, Earl Flanagan, Robert Summers, Robert XYfebb,john Haynie, Theodore Lange, Harold l-lindsley Second row: Robert Wilkinson, Norman Werner, William Killian, Richard Hagen, Herbert Boyd, Prof. Paul Rolland Bollnm rnzv: Russel Pugh, David Tucker, Wesley Stelzriede, Donald Rahn,Paul Scharfenberg, Lyman Starr, Wfarren Schuetz 3 . V x l 1 ll X 42' Y Yup frrr ' I,u-.mrri lrrlrn. Znrmlc Rrlwrn, Shururn Mrzcll, jrrscplr Lrcbrqw, Arnold Lcarncr, Slrclrlnn Erchcn, N.rrh.rn Tun-rrl, Hrm.rr-J Ersen, Myron Silverman, lmwcs Helter, Arthur Krnuw. lnvuus Hrlrlgbr.md, .lay Frankel, Albert Sihwerbrsh S.. fx! -frrr bqnrrrur Rcgnl, Phrlrp Cruullul, bhulrlun Auerbach, Rrclmrd XVlpp-nun, jururnu NYurnlwcrg, Burrrum XY'1nklcr, Hnrry Gulrlncr, Charles Fisher, Edwin Mcndcl. Srmlrn Bmzy. Xml Brcskrn, Rrvhcrr Cr-vudrnrrn, Merle Mnrtcnsnn Y 5 fm wrr Rrrlwcrr Drrrl. Fllwrn Slrgcl, -lulrrrn Rrrwnlwqru. Sherman Kcats, Alun K.1pl.xn, Prof, Rulwrn Kuhn, Bcrnnrd Crrhcn, Hmxgrrd lxvndun, Thomas Rosen- berg. Mnrrv P-rlrn, 7lcl.llLlVPI'.lY1l44.l .X V: :fr fum! Cu:-nrgc Strursrrqlrl, M.rrxrn Muycry Frcrlurnk Lursgh, Ralph Hrllman, R.1Ipl1 Gardner, Stanley Dann I parflclpafes ln culfural and social achvlhes Rifle and Pistol lub 'ndudes Men' 'e e'S of 'he N 'f n ' Rifle Associafion and inferesfed persons fm rrrr ' XX rllmm K-wpwl, Alnrnu Crrrrvus, R--hurt Srmmcn, Milton XVrrght, julrus Mrlrqunrdt, ,lrrhn Hcrbrrlshcrmcr, vlamcf Clrlrkr Il.-r,f fra Hnrurnrrl Hurllrrkur, f,h.lrlus XY'rcrlllxr, Allrn Andrews, Robert Sglmffqr, ,lnhn Putcrmry jcvnc H.1ug.m, Rrchnrd Mnrtley, Vsuqhn Cult 5rrfff:.! rfrrl Alrurrrmn Fr-1-rrrnn, 5hrrl Raul. wlrrhn Hurry, Pxtrrcra Rush, Gucndulyn Sattcrlrgc, Kenneth funk. XVilln.1m fhrttundcn, Harris Kimball Hwffr, rfrr lrunrr P,rln1cr, Al1Illfl jurwqn, Ihxnl Crmhl, Cc.-,rut Anast. XY'rllr.1m Anders-rn, H.1rry Allen, Bcrrurd Guthclf Nw! nm fmlurl K.llhr3.n fnrwn, Flcrl jrrlmnnscn, Lux' Nlgwn, Lrlllan Eggcx 516 ,T I ' .A ,,., 1 Q g 4 5 b .,. .... L 'V f 5 , 'A it '- s aw I H: , , A xv 1 -A , I. -v wr ' K 'Q -A V . , . ,,. 5 X if , L -Z. Q is Megs! za. A Wan 'K I ...x , ..T.1,T,. A l '! as E-.af 4 ' it ft ,WM ,, .,.J.. ,. ., U' . ,-,,,-.. . 2 ' Xe, ,,. , wi 1 -3 gifs ' iii? 4' W. -A. ning' . ...X if Ng V, ,K S J w ., .I l, , .u. 3 ' , 1-, X V , Aga ,. .r ,Q ,':,'5'f 'm g!5- JS' 1 4 'L si ' :ff AM A: var: ..,'5 Q- L . jlf . -v L , x - K A-4, A - Shi-Ai, lirst established at Northwestern university in 1920, is the society which honors sophomore sorority women for outstanding work in all-university activities. Every fall the two most active sophomores from each of the Illinois sororities are chosen to become pledges of Shi-Ai. This honorary enables these sophomore women to promote and strengthen inter-sorority friendship by their exchange of ideas pertaining to matters of common in- terests. As welfare projects, Shi-Ai gives Christmas gifts and writes letters to brighten the lives of war orphans over-seas. It also sponsors a party for the children at the I-Iuling Orphan's I-Iome, in Rantoul, at Christmas-time or in the u spring, and sometimes on both occasions. Shi-Ai also sponsors the annual Shi-Ai Sing which is held on the Friday night of the campus Mothers Day week-end, and in coop- eration with the new sophomore independent women's honorary, Alpha-Chron, has helped plan and present a most enjoyable dance. This innovation has provided a friendly link be- tween independent and sorority women. fa SIJIIJIIIEI Lydia Irvine, ,rei':e1.1ij.' Kathryn Clark, lrearlirer t Sealed: Georgia Bushnell, Pmlbellsrm' I'EIDIt Jt'IIliJl'l1':',' Joyce Drew, prefi- .iwrtg Doris Himes, :ire pigilrierzl Shi-Ai Yup mu : Patricia Wfenzel, Cynthia Supples, Catherine Braun, Patricia Wirth, Norma Mead, Helen Baranyi, Dorothy Carter, Leona Sarton, Evelyn jansen, Mary Halpin, Barbara Elosstrom , Ffinfzli mum' Eleanor Brown, Audrey Behling, Shirley Cristil, joan Pidcork, Elayne Schermer, joan Rusnak, Eleanor Sirferd, Marilyn North, jane Fonts, Lois Kram Thnil iiuzzi: Myrna Hale, Barbara Bankson, Shirley Dreuth, Ruth XVoodruFf, Marjorie Spafford, Dorothy Heinze, Phyllis MatDougall, Joyce Heath, Mari- anne Gross Skifiwzd fffui: Elaine Nusinow, Doris Thomas, Nancy O'Neil, Donna Bonar, Nancy Butterfield, joan Pixley, Mary Riley, Marilyn I-Iindsley, Priscilla Ueber' rhein, Mary Lorrie, Carol Crouch Bfiifim mir: Betty Wfeldon, Lydia Irvine, Georgia Bushnell, Joyce Drew, Kathryn filark, Ardis Miller, Anne Lyman, jean Valentine, Phyllis Roberts, Katherine Wfolcott, Mary Schaeliein r 5 joan Bergquist ......... Editorial Staff, The Illia janet Birch ...... Business Staif, The Daily Illini Barbara Christiansen, Business Staff, The Daily Illini Lois Dean ............. Business Staff, The Illia Mary Alice Eastman. . . . . .Y.YV.C.A. Lee Flesh . . . . . ......... Illini Union Nathalie Furst .... . . .Illini Theatre Guild Mary Howard . . . . . . ........ Star Course Vida June Kersch ...... XVomen's Group System Virginia Metzler. .XVomen's Athletic Association jean Muth ........ . . .Illini Theatre Guild Mary Ellen Needler . . ..... Terrapin Janet Olson . . . .............. Student Senate Mary Palcheff .... NVomen's Athletic Association Marian Scheineman, Business Staff, The Illiog Illini Union Patricia Scherer . . . ................ Illini Union Barbara Seymour. . . . . .Illini Theatre Guild Miriam Sommer . . . . .Y.YV.C.A. Vanna Thorman . . . . . .Illini Union Sldildlllgf Joan Bergquist, Virginia Metzler, Mary Palcbeff, Vanni Thormm Marian Htherneman jmet Birth Mary Ellen Ncedler Vidi Ixerstb limi Olson Seated: Patricia Scherer, Barbara Christiansen, Miriam Sommer. Jem Muth Dean Agnes Tandberg adn n Nithxlit Furst Bmrbiia Seym ur Luis Dain L e Fl- h e cs Nat in panel: Mary Alice Eastman, Mary Howard ZS 'f' DL 35 -v llh oo- Q, -Q 'G -t I 2 inf, 1,11 l'I+1,4 HW,-I, lu,m:r.n lux:-, M,mIyu Pfmvwrx, Alum f..1,L, Imqmlnm Nulwn, Huty Alu.1h.1m, Fmmu Kcmlmk, Annu Iiuvstul, Mac Puller Xwffffnf ww Nmm l'ull1v, Iam P.v.n- Mmlyeu Illrnlwluv M.u+'.uL'I mum-rs. f,1mlyn flmk. lun Hfnlgu, Vc1.1 Wfllllglms, H.ul1.n.n lowly, M.lly Frclyczl li J V fu If rf lull' Cflmwrw, Nunn liuuua. f,,xur.n Hu-I4 MMV lhy, Dumthy l,n1luI14vun, H.nlu.ll.u Nlxgffrl, lMl1lw.nl.l Cmucy, fynthm Mmllhcnny, Dorothy' Sllurmrd I xgma A ph Iota and pfomofes mum I I e I, furfhers fhe profession of journalism I fy mu llulllrf If-,H-1m.m, lhmg Ihfxlluthmf Mn-h.ngI lfmnhy, Rnlwcrt R-ulclnk, fl.1rv.-mc Hlmlurur, Hcrlnclt Wlcnss, Richard Krzmlz, Donald Laible, Ihr.: l'l1n.1hm,mn liffflf-nf mu ' I-.lm Rfywll, Iwl15.u XVIII-.x, j,ar11us llvmlur, Rulwlt l 1t7gllwlmn, Rnlmlull.1lwhs,XVllli.nr11 fiulc 1 x LAI- 1 'S in l 5 Top row: Thomas Chamberlain, Wlilliam Klupar, Patrick Savage, jr., Donald Shaner, I-inward Nichols, Daniel Sheehan, Melvin Levitt, Donald Larson, Ray- mond Shatler, George Smith, jr,, james Mitchell, Ronald Mensen, Robert Stevens Third i'01l'.' ,lack Newkirk, Donald Hoffman, Clarence Magnuson, Xxllllldfll Ring, -Ir., Paul Griwrusxlc, Darrell Dyer, Harold XViren, Peter -lanson, john Powers, XVarren Rosback, Xvayne Sachtleben, Edward XVirth, Robert Carpenter. Mandel Lerner, Duard Swanson Second row: Lawrence Blaida, Edward Koiyane, Burton Flax, XV1lliam Sliramer, Dwight Garrison, james Holman, Gerald Brown, David Bonham, Leonard Redeckc. john Mavor, Allen Madary, John Rak, Kenneth Prrbble Balmm faux' James Anderson, Stanley Lang, Richard Clark, Robert Kotowski, W'illiam Gulizra, Everett Laitala, Russell Cole, Francis Marsli, Raymond Butcher, joseph Mortimer, Selwyn Smith, Clinton Spivey Th Society for Advancement gf promofes fhe clevelopmenf of sound managemenf Society of Automotive Engineers brings fre gineering sfudenf info confacf with oufsfanding engineers and fheir accomplishmenfs in fhe aufo- mofive and relafed indusfries Top Egan' dWalter Krance, james Feezel, Walter Oliver, Ronald Moc George josten, Arthur Frohman, Donald Grnbe, Robert XVentworth, Norman XVandke, Wat XVrrg1t Fifth row: Wallace Hopper, Robert Wesseln, Robert Masamitsu, Arthur XVi5elogel, Ralph Gibbs, Orville Rinne, Clarence Stocks, XVilliam Dearloxe, XY'illiam Gibb, Benny Churillo Fourlb row: john Newcomer, Donald Krantz, Harold Kerns, Kenneth Koza. Wlalter Klaric, Edward Parzygnat, Donald Denhart, George johns, XVilliam jones Third roux' Charles jefferson, Robert Giertz, Boubene jaremus, Robert Reynolds, Kenneth Pribble, Henry Funckes, john Corrigan, -lerome Jacobson Sarnia! raw: john johnson, Donald Savage, Donald Russell, Rocco Sannicandro, Howard Erickson, Paul Gawrusik, Leonard Szymanski, Paul Sistek, Peter osauer Boltonz row: Prof. William Hull, William Bassett, Edward Frens, George Sawicki, Robert Shoemaker, Jay Schneider, Wfilliam McNulty, Donald Rogers, Thomas jenkins, joseph Ream 111w4w Skull and Crescent is a national sophomore honorary fraternity composed of two mem- bers chosen from the twenty-live oldest fra- ternities on campus. lts primary objective is to create and promote interfraternity fellow- ship and to encourage freshmen to excel in both scholarship and campus activities. One of the main activities of the fraternity is the annual Pledge Paiama Race held in the Armory. Un December 7, thirty-six frater- nities competed. Phi Delta Theta won the first place trophy and Delta Tau Delta won the second place cup. Nlonthly dinner meetings are held at one of the member houses, where various subjects are discussed, designed to further good will among fraternities. The main social events con- sist of a formal dinner-dance at the Urbana- Lincoln Hotel, a pledge banquet, and an ex- change party with the members of Shi-Ai. Each year the new initiates receive Skull and Crescent pins which are passed down from the alums to the new members. The success of Skull and Crescent this year depended, as always, on the support and enthu- siasm of its members, and it continues to main- tain its traditions as it has for over thirty years. I ,I Nheld n I-rank Prank fy lhn Hvllnsttr R btrt Enders Olue Drummmd, Clark Dean, Gerald Magee. Garland Frrtts, Daniel McNertney lint! Thrmis P ll d Charlts Nthultz lslin Tomisstne Rlfatr Smith Harald Armstrong, john Mainey, Donald Nelson, Robert Lawrentc, Oliver 1 Hirxu Anlurstn lam s B uldtn Ames lann n lohn Metzger Peter Mmre, Keith McHenry. Paul Clevcngcr, john Chandler, Gerald Chal- D nild N1 h N t Crtcne Raymn nd Brrnkmin fhirlts Allen Dvnald Hallahan, john Graham n Ltr imtr 'ttyl n Iam I stph Bremer Rat ar Ems :uns lxrintz, Nucl Belnap. Robert XVagner, Kenneth Preble, -Iohn MtMaLktn, K x Star and Scroll is a sophomore activity hon- orary society founded at the University of Illi- nois for the purpose of creating and promot- ing interfraternity fellowship, raising fresh- man scholarship standards, and perpetuating the traditions of the University. Two men are chosen from each member fraternity on the basis of their freshman schol- arship and potentially as a campus leader in extracurricular activities. Star and Scroll highlights in the 1948-+9 school year included a Star and Scroll banquet and a formal dance held on Uctober 2-l. The scholarship cup, awarded each year to the member house that possesses the outstanding freshman scholarship average, was presented to Farm House Fraternity. At present the organ- ization has plans for the sponsorship of an in- terfraternity Soap Box Derby to further com- petitive spirit. The combined efforts and close coopera- tion of the members that resulted in a success- ful banquet and dance are indicative of the interfraternity spirit of fellowship that exists in Star and Scroll. Sflllldlll-gf Charles Marshall, lrerzrnrerg john Almburg, ferwmry,' Clarence Wilson, Jergmnt-ar-mjr1,i A I Seated: john jahnke, fire pre.rrd2nI,' james Hunt, prefldezzt Star and Scroll Top row: Robert Rice, Thomas Moore, William Unterberg, Armer Swanson, Richard Corley, Donald Hunter, Donald jones, james Andersen Serond roux' Steven Smith, Leslie Bishop, Edward Sweetman, Donald Walker, Ernest Michaud, XVilliam Mueller, XVilliam Kirby Lockard, john Hall Botlom row: john Almburg, Clarence Wlilson, john Linderman, Charles Marshall, james Hunt, john -Iahnke, Brian Crumlish .-. 71- l- -1-1,- 11 ...il ' x ., 1 zusmftmt pf,-rung . nu if 5 Q .1 df.. L ff - f ,- f 'gy I . I, 1.7 , , Xsv Sta, Q4 t?.TEPNQL Sl:lRFFtCEYV: vuunnu 1 -6 4 In sf- -Efs l Nd E N .f.. lttrl l-flrnsori, .'ir.x.urrf, llivlorrl Iarorrrrs, :mt fcrtln' xl. john l1.rLt: irfr,.ri', lxohtrt l..rtlt.rrii for rrlru. rft., N .:1r.f R-rlert lirrtfoxx, jo.-zrfrnf. lpavl l.utZ, rrlfrmq ffirorfrn! Student Veterinary edical ssociation 'l'he University of Illinois Student Veteri- narv Aledical Association was formed in 1948 bv the first class of the College of Veterinary Nledicine. The association was organized to fol- loxv the plan of other student chapters of the American Veterinary Aledical Association. A business meeting and a social meeting are held each month. Prominent members of the veteri- nary and other professional fields speak at each social meeting. Orlicers are elected each semester. The objectives of the association are to pro- mote friendlv relations among the students who are enrolled in the veterinary curriculum. to pro- vide additional opportunities for members to gain professional ltnoxvledge. to demonstrate the vir- tue of organized effort. and to build character through the censorship of all unxvorthv actions of its members and the commendation of all xvorthv deeds. By striving to attain these objec- tives the society aims to foster and to promote group ethics and to promote friendly group rela- tions. Tfji iffrr 5 Rayntorr-l Olsen, Ulrter Ntotte, Kenneth Carnpbell, Harold Patterson, Clifford Loomis. Frank Adams, john Ehrhardt, XY'illiam Newton I 1 H' vnu ' james Palmer, Robert Bramel, fharles Lindley, john Lrratty, jerome Banrekr. Leon Strregel, Glenn Wfaxler, Robert Butzotv, Boyd Knuppel V Ibm! fffru: George Felrrenl-rather, Kenneth Klrngele, XVrllrarn bpeeht, john Baker, Harry Loetiier, Don farren, Elmer Owings, Robert Etheridge, William Searls, john Haxlwy, Robert Latham Mrfirnl toni Earl Lutz, john Hutkler, Gerald Dart, Paul Burkttt, Henry Brouwer, XY'rllr.rrn Hendren, Whllram Dolotvy, Robert Craltrn, Rrehrrrd Fink, Wlilliam r Huher, Prnt, l,orert7 st. flair. frrrnlri .rrlnoo lr I nr wir: Creoree Stott Hernml famphell, Robert Xvhalen, terrl johnson, Ilrtlorel Linker, Iftltvard Murphy, john Dust, Daniel Holland ,N-f. fu 11.11.-.lf john farroll, liarl Krngry Terrapin, honorary swimming club, aims to further the interest in swimming and to promote sportsmanship and friendship within the club. Selection for membership is based upon the girls' swimming form, skill, and rhythm. In its meetings, Terrapin tries to teach the girls organization in the production of a water show, stunts, good form in swimming through demonstration, and knowledge of how to write a good swimming routine. The highlight of the year is Terrapin's an- nual water show, given on Mothers Day lVeekend in the spring. The associate mem- bers aid the major members in producing this show, which portrays costumed musical num- bers centering around a main theme. All who are in the production will agree that the value of experience derived from the show far sur- passes the hard work, time, and effort given in preparing it. Besides this climaxing event, there are many other activities which Terrapin sponsors, in- cluding lVomen's Athletic association, the Inter-house Swimming Meet in the fall, and L'Guppies, a junior swimming organization under the direction of Mary Butterfield. 4 Sfmzrlizzgf Elaine XVilson, ,fcwe1.1i'y.' Carole Bauer, frmffner- Sr'1llm'.' Helen Shellabargcr, rice frieri1fu1l.' Mary Needler, friviiifurll Terrapin l Tab v'aze:- Doris Layson, .Marilyn Goodell, Paula Norris, Lois Cederberg, Joai George, Patricia Forbes, Priscilla Pearson, Alice Haungs, Delight Chambers, Patricia Rieger, Patricia Fielding, Elaine Rose Sc'L'07ld raw: Mary Hanning, Gwen Laufer, Georgia Pahlow, Anita Crozier, Betty Glawe, Betty Jorgensen, joan Eberle, Roberta Rosecrans, Carolyn Kraybill, Norma Howard, Carol Danne, Nancy Beck Barium rozr: Rosanne Gelvin, Carol Nicholson, Sally Roach, Mary Ellen Needler, Helen Shellabarger, Elaine Wlilson, Carole Bauer, Marge Spalford, Alice Muschler, Mary Butterfield, Frances Falcon, Mary Leschuck, Juanita Meunicr Nur nz panel: joyanne Blount, Marilyn Creath, Ruth Hexdall, Adele Mason, Molly McLain, jean Ungelier, Cylinda Cryder, Lois Fischer, jennora Fisher, Susan Evans, Germania Muenzer .t' , N gg ii V , .Un ,. .f Viffzi E' ,Wa , ':,w.- , .1-wg:-,.,, any W. -.aa I M: -a ff . l .zagfasii ,Qu ga -4 . Tomahaxvlc is the activity honorary for recognition of the achievements of indepen- dent sophomore men. The fraternity has a fourfold purpose. First of all. it gives recog- nition to independent men for outstanding xvorlt in activities during their freshman year. Next. the organization helps to inspire its mem- bers to greater achievements as upperclassmen. Thirdly, it acts as a service organization for the independent students on the campus. Last of all. the fraternity works for stronger bonds of friendship among independent men. The members of Tomahawk are students xvho have done exceptional xvork in various activities. The initiates are chosen by the re- commendations of their oxvn particular activ- ity. A-Xll of the major activities on campus in which men may participate have representa- tives in the organization. The honorary has been active in encour- aging independent students to take a part in activities at the University of Illinois for a number of years. However. only recently has it become a national fraternity. At the present time, the local chapter has brother chapters at Indiana University and Purdue University. erntth Frtelmin :tt rix rx lt Malone, -li-hn Pllaum, Xxllllllllli Soilerstrum W L in t L 4.1 ere in I L I 11 Nikolai Gontharotf, Charles xviillktf, Donald Wolfe A 1 eff I I I I 4 II II N. IP 'II I ii I I I I 3,4 ,QW fi. U Q5 Q E 36' 'i VfQf W' ' .,III6 1I bxpiw 'gc IIII I-Vp Qi r sv EI?-' 'Irvs I n nxlff 'II ' ISM ,. A ' ff , . 0 . VA ',1 'U t i I u -I g. .I .v 7LA kj I H :JA .k fym 'M l 'Q - I .t - D I 1 .,. y r XF X 'fb nr 'Is an 'Q . , - ',:.ft t V U B A -, A . I 4 ll, V NV- ,nf 1 N5 X, t H I , ' 5 ' HQ I' 1 , , ' ' T Q I ' . 4 , ' 1 M- mug , LOA- Y A -X 2 Armed Forces 9 W k J Q v.. 121 ,pw , X W1 x ll ill . V 1 h. I up. 1 I wh i 5 X, 1 K 1, I 19 w -ill! if If J f' 1 t X 'lXHf ' . J , ffff I XX Wi Q Xiu J ION I R X Z x. i , I IN X , ij! IH mx 1 ' 9 N V Av 6 Q? M .P I X X Q: f f ANN X I 0 HM 9 , ,..- 1, F' , - f- X, X I, rf, Xxxxxh- Qu' I X ,,. '.,.- Q x H. J X mx , w r ' f f fb 4 X X f X Q f5iif,fWKL of V I- W F 'A IN ., K xx .V Ik , ' 1, X fxxxxx K ' Z ! N K l ' X! XM' H PN i X V -HIM K IV, XR' X If X X 5 H fy x n' 5 , f Q xl? Wx-ff 0 Army In 1862 the Congress of the United States passed and President Lincoln approved the Land Grant College act which provided for donations of public land to the states for the endowment. maintenance, and support of colleges which otfered courses in agriculture. the mechanical arts, and mili- tary' science. Although the State of Illinois formally accepted the act of 1863. it was not until 1868 when the University of Illinois was opened as the lllinois lndustrial University that the act became operative in lllinois and a military cadet corps established. initially the cadet corps consisted of a single company commanded hy a cadet captain. lt was not until 1877 that the first regular army oilicer was detailed to he the com- mandant of a cadet corps which consisted then of only 198 students. With the passage in 1916 of the National Defense act came the establishment of the ROTC program as it is known today. lixcept for the periods during the lYorld Wars when special college training programs were in effect. the cadet corps has continued without interruption since its inception in 1868. I l nel Hilti lin kl x n1fr1.m.f,w I If 1 rf! I 1 r I1 Mayor Robert Bennliarnp, Capt. Green lcnriings, Cipt. XY'.xrnotlt Harwell, fapt. 'I'hoi'pe Cline, fapt, Xxilllhllll Plumliof ig r Bro t Karon, fapt. Rolwlt Ntiowlnra-lge, rapt. Rnluaid Tilley, Mayor Lemuel Holley. Mayor George SLl1lllIl'1j1 H ll r XXnllrim Crrahani. Mayor Harold Miller. l.t. fol. john Olixer, fiol. llaiiy Buckley, l.t. lol, Leslie Atlarns, Mayor james O Hana 530 El7!f,flEz2l Slay-Top raw: MfSgt. George Swanson, Sgt. lfCl. john Galigcr, MfSgt. Lee Dominic, Sgt. 1!Cl. Robert Khristiansen MXNf,t Robert XVinlxlcr MfSgt. Orrie Phillips Second 1'0zz'.' M!Sgt. Karl Brown, M!Sgt. Howard Bagley, M!Sgt. Russell Meeker, M!Sgl,Herman MtSchwain, Sgt. lfil Cl irles Rubut Sgt Ilutnrc Hodge Bollorn rozr: Sgt, Ollie Reynolds, Sgt. Robert Harrison, M!Sgt. Chester Myers, Sgt. lfffl. Harold Robbins. Cpl. Charlu Hrmrlton Although the present cadet corps is not yet as large as the pre-XVorld VVar II cadet corps due in large measure to the proportion of veterans on the campus, its strength as of September, 19-P9 was 2,508 and consisted of nine units of the Arms and Ser- vices at Urbana-Champaign and a Medical Corps unit and a Dental Corps unit at Chicago. The senior officer, as academic head of the de- partment, is Professor of Military Science and Tac- tics. In the military organization he is Commandant of Cadets. All other ofhcers that are assigned hold appropriate academic and military positions on his staff. The senior officer in each unit is unit director. As the result of action by the Illinois General assembly a student entering the University with less than a junior standing must, if he is physically fit. pursue a two year basic course in military science. This consists of one year of general training and one of specialized training for a particular branch of the service. A student successfully completing the advanced course receives upon graduation a second lieuten- ant's commission in the Organized Reserve corps. If he applies and is found qualified. he may receive a commission in the regular army. nton Hannon, uzdel rn! Military Council The .Nlilitary council at the University of llli- nois. originally organized in 1929, is a body of stu- dent oflicers xvhich serves as a liaison medium be- tween the coinmandant and the corps of cadets. Since the members of the Xlilitary council are also members of the cadet corps. they represent. to the eommandant, the opinion of all the cadets. These opinions are presented to the commandant in the form of receimmendations. The council is composed of the cadet regimen- tal commander, the executive otlicer, the highest ranking senior cadet from each of the nine branches. and one delegate from each of the three honorary fraternities - Scahbard and Blade, Phalanx, and Pershing Rifles. The cadet regimental commander. 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' 1 , - 2 , vi F' -v -,ag F' M W' av. . 1 ff 9' Wwfrp A f , 'F' sw I W ' Q? A ,P I ' I 1' 5 ' 19' . a 1'-A .19 6 ' J A ,' . ' 3 ' W X ,, '. x i K I ' - 'f X 71 xg' il'.:xH:' 1 5 -sl A T. X Eiga 5 Q' Y gf A4 I J f ' ' QBBNUP. ff' 311105 1 'swlfiixulisnhry' 5 r' 42 si xg: LQ L , ll I rl Morris slr Lxlrl. irrrrrrllrrtflrlu ,rm Air Force With the creation of the United States Air Force as a separate branch in the national military estalilislnnent, the Air ROTC was organized at the University of Illinois this year. Academic instruc- tion is under the supervision of the Professor of Air Science and Tactics, Lt. Col. Morris H. Sliedd, and an Air Force staff composed of ofiicer and non- commissioned oiiicer specialists. Air ROTC consists of a four-year program divided into tivo courses. The basic course may be selected by students xvlio are required by University rules to complete successfully two years of military xvork. ln the advanced course, which is comprised of tivo years of academic instruction and six weeks of practical training at summer camp, cadets may receive instruction in Air Force administration or aircraft maintenance. Upon satisfactory completion of tlrc advanced prograni and upon recommenda- tion lmy the professor of air science and tactics, astu- dent is commissioned as an ofiicer in 'the United States Air Force reserve. I f rua M'Sut. Bernard Ditkerson, Rlfsuf. Norman Dail, lXIf'Sgt. john Srnallworrtl, 'I'fSi1t. Mark Phillips A li 1 ru ron, rapt. Kerrli XY'arreri, Major Lluorul Dempsey, Lt, lol. Morris Slredd, Mayor Rnhard Harding, Mayor Kirl Benson, fapt, Rolwert Collie .l in i H Tap row: Ronald Black, Eames Humphreys, David Brazelton, Norman Clough, Carl Lee Bottom row: Wfilliam Creeg james Huer, Neil Van Dyke, Don Straznitkas, Major Richard Harding, .fpoumr Air ouncil The Air council was established as the govern- ing body of the Air Force Reserve OH'icer's Train- ing corps in order to represent the Air Force Cadet Corps in all matters of student interests and parti- cipation in military activities. In addition to acting as an advisory group to the AFROTC department, the Air council cooperates with the Military coun- cil and Navy council on all military functions, in- cluding the Military Forces ball and the Armed Forces day ceremonies. The council is composed of the cadet colonel and his group staff, the cadet commander of each squadron or his representative, one representative from each of the combined branch military honor- ary organizations, and an oH:1cer of the AFROTC faculty staff who acts as advisor. The cadet colonel, who is in command of all AFROTC cadets, is chosen from the advance course on a competitive basis. His duties are to ad- minister all policies of the AFROTC and to pre- side at all Air council meetings. 'wir is sai -f--r...., T,- B D B B z.. ,:- , ' 1 'x 1 K . eh., a ' 5 eg? , 1 - ., .,- 3 -- . Eh QW ' 'H . w ' -14, a if x 5 I ' H W 1 A ,f Q I . . ' . , - ' 4 I . u -5 -. .0 A , Q t eil- nf a 'Q x 3. I .. .f 519 ... 1' ..... , 4 Q 0 I D D W AL ' E ' b Q A xv ,392 - V, ?..',,,fm-5? .1 3, . B 8 . . Q . sm: H 8 Q B xv- .11 0 , 'o ,n1. . . X .. ,- S . .,f Q ., - - . 6 , . 3. ' . ,, 'u V' H 4 I 2 -. . 3. - 4-'Q a5', s 'R Via gf 'W W 4 1, -. .- vs, . ' 1 ' 0' 0 . , f H V .U GR w'N .4 1 -- u I- Si 4 ' ba ffii . Q 0 n 0 0 n I -' , E Q If , x-. x ! ' .-n '1 4' Qr ' 9 u ' ' 1' -. I . .-f l 1 -. 3 '5 WW , Q , , Q 1 1 as 1 ij - 1 . . 1 - . l gg., K' a ' m i2' - AV -1 - 1-www. - -' - 1.4 gp .J rw.. Fitzg- 1Tigkvl5ii.: A., A -, ff. ' r -fr M , -. 1, 5 M. .V -,QY :rT:,. , , 1 9 L V . . . I f o x .'m 'i'vf! J l ' ? l ,1-. 1 X1 .1 gy Q 'f P ! g 7 O , U 1:1 - 0 3 .2733 pi - S f Q o Eg ,QA 1 5 5 U 0 V ' 9 4 mis, -C' 'wavia 'SC -i I M 'ef vs , iff ' n X 'L X 0 X Ni , N NK x X X l 47 Navy On September 22, 1949, the midshipmen of the Naval ROTC returned from the annual summer training cruise. During the summer, some of them visited the Panama Canal and crossed the equator, receiving the accompanying initiation into the mvs- teries ofthe Royal Order of Shellbacks, while others received training at Pensacola, Florida, and Little Creek, Virginia. On returning to the campus. they greeted a new class of plebes. These new midshipinen were a wel- come addition to the unit for their presence meant that the NROTC Unit was at a full operating strength of four classes for the first time since its founding in November, 1945. After a brief pause to examine the new training laboratory, complete with 5-inch gun and director, loading machine, tor- pedoes, mines, rangefinders, and other ordnance equipment, a lot of new ideas for a better unit were put into effect. I LPI in Pl: llip Stokes, t rrlnmrlilnly HMM! men XX'e.itlitrs, lf74f. I'5.'X',' Theron llaiuaitl, 7fXb1,, L'SilIC.'. Wkntlell Kari-ill, '2'Ni'.'. LIYN: August Asseler, DRC, l'S'N,' jaines Smith, IICQC, INN llin lvtt ll C lll ll XX lt r F nnt U ll I If . rt , 1, '.i 4 iv 'r, A., fi. ,N ' lirl INN' It L it Brxin LTX' Knit I i ll. lennev mt, J ., if P-fl fleltslvi fmt r ip: ,f -inw- iei,-:4 ,, ,. : .H Robert Kriaut, LASJIK' , Phillip Qhrltts, KAN, tffzunzarltlnlq fffliiwq It. lol, XV.iltei Floumoy, LTJIC. :'.XL1ll1lIa' '4-'S Top faw: Charles Schmulbach, Maurice Ross, Richard Bartunek, Donald Simpson, Jefferson Newton, Edwin McLean, Gene Blanchard Boltom row: John Hayes, Stanton Ericson, J'EU !?ffI7'j',' Robert Larson, fbai1'n1mz,' Darrell Johnson, vice rfyrzifmanf Richard Wlilson, lrerzfzzfex' Lt. Col. Wliltei' Flournoy, exerlztire ojirrr A special exhibition drill platoon Was created, and to parallel the well designed academic training, a recreational program was in the making. A Navy Council, composed of representatives from each class, was formed to advise and recommend to the professor of naval science on matters relating to N.R.O.T.-C. student affairs. An athletic program was devised, and interclass sports events were spon- sored. The Ya1'da1-111, the unit's newspaper, resumed publication with an increased staff and plenty of ideas for the yearls activities. The rifle team got down to business fast and it held many successful practices and meets. The hon- 'ff ors won by the riHe team were a credit to the unit. These new interests have created a stronger spirit in the unit, developed more pride in the uni- form, and kindled a feeling that nothing short of their best efforts are good enough for the fighting Navy. 1 , f 11' - ' '.'.Cl:fw7',!fn,r -ft, Ag. :L-,Q vl'5'. ,-kk -' j,f .',,. :- f -H '-Q.-:Q ,gf 1',f.. M.f'r:.! wn.'fv.1m '.',.J'f Twp rm ' Mnxxnu Rum. lgduin Toll, D.miul Hr.mlg.m, XY',1ltcr Kmgk, john Maxon A In.: L1m1f.n:y mm YL.f,f:.l mu. 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Iiuni Inx lui.ilunn Il lmxx u-il, Q Most Valuable Player I ' Inlinnx Ix1ii'i':la. mu- nl' ilu' g'l'L':lI'CSl snplumu Inu-IIS in Illinois' linullmpill Iiisun-5, i'n'n'cix'uI llic Iiigli ml Iunun' Ins ii-piiiiiiizilus cnnlil Iwsunx' xx'Iu'n lluw' iniuil Iiini llnsi Ynliiaililu I'l4nvi' nl' ilu' I0-IU limi' li.iII waisnii, Iiliis uns ilu' lirsi Illllk' in liisiury lIi.n llu- luinnr Iuul lzillcn in nnyuiu' lint ai svnior. xlu-I'i.iIisls in wt an iuwi' k'llIIl'CI't'IIk'k' rnsliing' row .- ' . . . ll'L' -lnlinny uiilllilwil iiiul ninrzin caigci' IIv.'l'ciisix'c ml nl I, paula. .XII llig lcn, :ill niulwcsi, znul nn- iinnzil lunuirs l'ulImxciI swiftly. I Ianni lx uni 590 'lhfi man' Ken Claplwer, Ed Little, flilf Fulton, Burdette Tliuilhy, Van Andeison, XV.1lt Kelsulis, Al Tate lfifllv lH!I'.' Hub Plews, Alby Plain. Ted llimes, liled foe, Lloyd fillllllllilll, Paul Pomelov, Ted Tenllor-I lfnmlli mir: Robert Barnum, john Wfalker, Don Klnoney, Louis Irons, Robell llxxytl, Xxfdlltl' Uslurkoln 'l'l1ml mzrf Tony lilllllilli. XVilson liesant, Doug Player, lived Ballantine, Unk lawwe, Bob Kesler, Gcoipc fulp ,Yamini rung' Wfilllam Vohaska, Don Leuthold, -lim Moses, Bob Sunoncttl, thunk Uoltlleld, Burl SLlII11Ilf. Roucl l.illlL, Chu-ls Hlovill, Doug liumlxu lifflfffnl rnuh' Geolge Dayianlis, Vit Twomey, Don Shuman, Bill lirulison, Bilw Folsythe, l7.ixe Logan, lllll Mann, ,loc lfina. Cin-olgc llalcllti, llob lXl.lIvnslu' .Jfl UI lmml: Don l.az, Don Suntlcrlage T Ib f - AI late, 111111.11 1 lri.fr1fr11,' XV.1llt-1 Uslelkoi 11, fuumli HI ,' Tony Klum-k, rm' ff1i',mlt'f1l Nffl fu fi.mil.' liuss Slepel, fflflfln' rrllrliuw The Tribe of lllini is a social organization founded to better acquaint the lettermen of the varsity sports. lt operates to further good relations between the ul men and the rest of the student body. Membership is limited to those men who have earned a major letter in athletics at the Uni- versity. New members are elected and initiated after awards are presented in each sport. The Tribe sponsors a winter formal and a spring formal dance each year. During the foot- ball season the Tribe sponsors the showing of the movies of the out-of-town games. Members of the football squad alternated as narrators at the movies. 591 L4 -s H ,ff-1 We UP ll . ry vi . 1' f 'f-I Diff? fl' L ul l ll lvl l l,ll.ll1N1, 1 1 nk l,.1wu wullnux nn, Iulm lfmlrxvvuml, lluny Prim, Lmlwln l.un-llcn, fwluf llflwl4,Iflu, Hurry Cheerleaders llcaul clmccrlcaulcr lid l.umlicn's squad lczul Illi- nois cheering during thc I9-W-1950 fuurlmll and lmslcctlmll seasons. 'llhcy inrruduccd scvcrnl new chccrs during inrcrmissifms of thc Indiana game with thc lusty cnupcrzlriun of thc foutlmll lmml. flnxcl llllnlwd: :mul Iwo lvl,n'c5 srnulfcc lluc pCJCCplpC Wltll Northwestern TENNIS Ynzror zllaflizhrgwi - Top mum' Gmrgc Lmdii, 11111 :mm 1l 11114111 Ir 1 LL up zur rl 111 1 r ollom mu ' Lloyd Cfarnalman, I4'II7lli,' Ted Him Q bimlufl Lou XV1ppLl jimnz mi, Higu I i Hu Iurlnmy I i N01 HI pamlx Joe Howell, j.:jflI71dIfIL'5,' Henry Bmg iiimzmm Managers lmmr rll1m1gL'1i-'Twp ron: Smytun Rochm, Trim XVll5nn, f,ha1rlcs Mrlrslmll, Bill Dcxvxll, Gcorgr Bristul Serond mu' julm Swisher, Don Miller, Dirk WilliamS, Qumtln Elliott N11 IPI pimlx Biib Duchlcr Managerx-Top mul: Bill Stahl, Dcihs, Dale Bcsterfleld, Austin Bu- Davc Smith Dick McCarthy, Dave Kincaid, judd Charles Koehn, jerry Isan, Francis Fred Tcplitzky, ,lack Maincy, Bob jack Lcskcra, Louis Lowcnstcin QQ VY! I f f? x 1 4+ kg, I X WSU K ff f ' X K ' xm XQX 4 7 L 't - 1 It If X X- A.. 'N r 9. Y' XA X X A f N i f ..4 -' V F x 7' !' X an SP S X1 X Sw f , X3 4 -AI if k ,afrfffvf-',,.pv395 ,,.-vu-v'h L if w . VX . . je ff W' - M N -' 5 fw l X - Q . X! XR ' 'M , , 4 Y eX - I XXX! , f , W ff . xv ' fi ' XXL! xx. x A ' ' X -. -,f f Q Z fi Rf f N W fx' , ll 545 K UL Xx- g QM G7 'X W f 'T YQ I . 1 SQ!! Qi , V X fb If ff! fx t .X E .. Xff , ZX, , KX Yf X1 QS, !A R f,-I , ff N 1 f4? N X 'ff ' . , i 1' . R if I I I - ,,., f gg Rx X X 1949 Big Ten Standings Teams Nlicliigun . . . . Ohio State Xlimicsota XYiscunsin Illinois . . . Imi'a......... Northwestern . . . Purdue . .. Indiana . . . . . Pct. .750 .750 .667 .583 .SOO .500 .-I-29 .333 .000 i if 1 ' A. A if S Sq I Illinois' coaches, the brains behind the brawn That blankety-blank Successful Season Although critics had rated Illinois' football pros- pects of 1949 very low, Coach Ray Eliot and his squad surprised the experts. The Illini fought to the top of the Conference standings before being beaten by mighty Michigan and Ohio State, the team that was to win the 1950 Rose Bowl game. After Illinois tied Iowa State in the first game of the season, grave predictions of a horrible season were made for the Illini. Recovering from this shaky start, the Tribes- men gained strength with each game and finally, when they reached the Michigan contest, led the Conference. But the pre-season favorites, Mich- Bernie Krueger Coach Ray Eliot and Captain Lyle Button planning for future battles P ' -f if F igan and Ohio State, downed Coach Eliot's players in the latter half of the season, and the youths from Illinois dropped to fifth place in the standings. In Conference play, victims of the Tribe's attacks were Iowa, Purdue, and Indiana. The Illini tied IYiscon- sin and fell before Michigan, Ohio State, and North- western to obtain a record of three wins, three losses, and one tie. The non-conference showing was worse. It consisted of a tie with Iowa State and a loss to Missouri. Tabulating all games in the 19-I9 football season gives Illinois three wins, four losses, and two ties. Ruck Steger 597 lg' l1'q H 531 A' 'f' I p Illinois 20 Iowa State 20 Since Iowa State was a small school, the Illini were expected to defeat State's gridmen. I Iow- eyer. Illinois met considerable ditliculty due to both Iowa's strength and Illinois' blunders. 'lihe first half. featuring poor football. nearly remained scorelessg but Iowa State pushed sixty-three yards to a touch- down and led, 7 to IJ, at the end of the second quar- ter. Striving to correct their first-half mistakes, the Illini in fire plays charged fifty-seven yards in the first three minutes of the second half and scored. Ihe game being tied, Iowa again began its olfenseg but Illinois' Chuck I-'ox intercepted a pass and ran to John Karras Ronnie Clark Luong down State's 27-yard line. Catching Bernie Iirueger's fourth-down aerial, john Iiarras made a 21-yard gain which set up a second Illini tally. However, the Iowans refused to surrender the ball after the kickoff and marched seventy-seyen yards to a touchdown. 'liheir failure to add the extra point left the Tribe ahead, 1-I to 13. As he was to do many times later in the season. liarras set up an- other Illinois score with a -H-yard run. But the kick for what would have been the winning point was not good, and Iowa State later tied the game, 20 to 20. .o , . .u Doug. o Stewart -5 fx 75?-7 598 s.. ,ns Chuck Fox Tony lxlimek Situation temporarily out of hand Illinois 13 Wisconsin 13 This year Illinois faced the Badgers for the tvventy-sixth time. Because the teams tied. their historical record against each other remains even, with eleven wins for each. The 19-F9 game started fast. Within the first two minutes Illinois' john liarras tore forty yards to a touchdown. Soon after. hovvever, the Badgers countered by recovering a fumble in the Illinois end zone. The conversion was good and the game tied. Next, XYisconsin took the lead with a touchdown. Despite the fact that the Badgers outrushed the Illini, NYisconsin gilt no more touchdowns, for Illinois squelched all enemy drives near the goal. Although the Tribesmen im- proved during thc third quarter. penalties kept them from scoring. In the fourth period, a determined Illini eleven charged to the goal line after a 48-yard pass play from Bernie Krueger to Sam Piazza. Piazza plunged through the line to score on fourth doxvn and tied the game. Four minutes remained in the battle and both teams threxv long passes, but all attempts to make the winning touchdoyvn failed. The Illini had played both good and bad football. Their fumbles and penalties remained from the Ioyva State game. but at times they had exhibited stamina and skill. I Merle Schlosser A1 Tate Chutk Broun XY'.LlI Kcrsulis 1 lim 2 Q 9 Don Stevens in-v......4u sam Puzza Bill X ohasln joe Cole Illinois 20 Iowa 14 I Iaving tied their first two games, the Illini were hungry for a victory at Iowa City. Ielowever, foot- ball experts had predicted that Iowa would defeat the Tribesmen and break Illinois' long string of vic- tories over the llawkeyes. The decisive action of the game did not get under way until the second quarter when john Karras ran the ball thirty-four yards for the rirst touchdown. Soon after, the Iowans retaliated to tie the score. Twice during the same period the Illini drove near the goal posts but fell short of scoring. On a spectacular 63-yard sprint, Iiarras again scored for Illinois in the third quarter. The final Illini score came early in the fourth period when the Tribe took over the ball in Iowa territory and marched to the one-yard stripe. Sam Piazza crashed over the goal line with the win- ning points. Later in the quarter the Ilawlceyes scored another touchdown, but they could not catch up with the Fighting Illini, who were deter- mined to become a winning football team. The entire Illinois squad showed great improvement over its earlier playing. Particularly outstanding was Karras, who gained 17-I yards in rushing, the most that any Illini has made in a single game for several years. Leo Cahill Burt Schmidt F alba ' Wu- Ditk Mueller 1 Chuck Boerio Missouri 27 Illinois Z0 In a high scoring contest, Missouri upset Illinois. 27 to 20. This was the Tigers' first victory over a Big Ten team in Don Faurot's twelve years of coaching at Columbia. His Missouri squad took command of the game in the opening minutes by a 49-yard touchdown run through the middle of the Illini line. Minutes later the Tigers scored again after driving forty-four yards in nine plays. Upon receiving the kickoff, the Tribe began a march of its own, but fumbled after gaining twenty-eight yards. In the second quarter Illinois iinally broke loose on the offensive. The Illini completed a pass, Fred Major Dick Raklovits begins his touchdown run against Missouri on interference, and scored from the one-yard line. Later in the quarter Missouri recovered another Illinois fumble and turned its good luck into a touchdown. To open the second-half scoring, john Karras made a spectacular leaping catch of a pass and raced over the goal line. Illinois' next scoring threat was interrupted by a 15-yard penalty, but the Tribe soon got the ball again, and Dick Raklovits raced down seventy yards of sideline for the tying touchdown. Unfortunately for Illinois, the Tigers again came to life and passed their way to the win- ning touchdown. Elie Popa Ted Moody john XValker King football again takes command ol the stadium Running with one' interference Illinois 19 Purdue 0 By defeating Purdue, 19 to 0, the Illini stopped a thirty-six year iinx which had kept them from winning in Lafayette since 1919. Against the Boilermakers, who had held Notre Dame to 378 yards, the Illini gained +211 yards, 391 of these being made by determined ground attack, After a score- less First half, Illinois drove down the iield to a goal early in the third quarter. The drive was sparked by Chris Pagakis, a iunior varsity halfback. Ile scored the touchdown, but the crowd knew only that the Illini had scored, for Pagakis' name was not on the program. In the fourth quarter, fullback Burt Schmidt exploded through tackle, shook ofli the line backer, and out-footed three Boilermaker tacklers before being shoved out of bounds on the Purdue seven-yard stripe. Two plays later he plunged over the goal line. just before the game ended, Illinois drove to the Purdue 33 yard marker from which Don Stevens gained thirteen yards around end. Stevens again took the ball and began the same play. But this time he jumped high in the air and threw a perfect pass to VValt Kersulis, who caught the ball on the one-yard line and stepped into the end zone untouched. im Rylawitz Bill Wfillis ' Dirk Rakloxiks Kino: Innes 602 0-D 2 Angling for a hole L nn Lwn li Leaders of the Big Ten Having completely recovered from early season blunders, the Illini led the Conference after exhibit- ing steady, winning football in the Iowa and Purdue games. Unlike the 19-I8 squad, which had used Bernie Kruegerls passes on the offense, this year's team developed its running attack. john Karras, who was the leading ground gainer of the Big Ten after the Purdue victory, headed a young and fast baekfield which prompted many fans to linlc the 1950 Rose Bowl game and Illinois. But the Tribe's defensive team, especially pass defense, was in ques- tion. Nevertheless, football followers all over the country spoke of the Fighting Illinif' Small nmsemakers .it the Michigan pep rallx Chief Illiniwek dances Time for action trrx blielft if.. 'N 'X W. X le 11 I -:af 1,3 1?i..- 4' s RX -'1 galil 141' lYith the battle-cry IYin this one for Zup! Illinois took the held against mighty Nlichigan. the team favored to win the Big Ten crown for the third successive season. Ilowever, the favorite took the victory and Illinois' first place Conference stand- ing before a Bob Zuppke Day crowd of 71.000, The Tribesmen started the game in good form, and mid- way in the second quarter held .Nlichigan in a score- less deadlock. Then the IYolverines' Harry Allis made a miraculous one-handed catch and completed a 51-yard touchdown pass. In the third quarter john Iiarras broke loose and ran fifty-six yards to R n X u L, Rudy Valentino Hail to the conquering heroes Michigan's 21-yard line. For a moment it appeared that the game would be tied. but two plays later Ronnie Clark, after driving to the two, was hit hard and dropped the ball. Michigan recovered and Illi- nois' touchdown march was halted. Later in the game the Tribe pushed to the 1+-yard line, but never did the team regain the pep and drive it had shown earlier. In the fourth quarter Nlichigan scored again to make the rinal score 13 to 0 in favor of the IYolverines. Generally. the spectators felt that the score did not indicate the battle which the Illini had given the conquering heroes. 'mlm The l.lt.ll goal line lumhlc Phantom writers Hail to the Orange 44' , 'UVB ff Q y Fighting Illini jolt an Indiana runner Illinois 33 Indiana 14 The Fighting Illini swamped Indiana and set a new Conference ground gaining record of 552 yards. By gaining 155 yards in twelve carries, john Karras advanced to within forty-six yards of the individual rushing record. Indiana penetrated the Illini defense for only 193 yards, 102 of which were made by passing. Receiving the opening kickoff, the Hoosiers marched sixty-seven yards to score. Seconds before the quarter ended, the Illini tied the count on a bullet pass from Bernie Krueger to Amos jones. Sam Rebecca added the extra point. just after the opening of the second quarter, Karras scampered sixty-Hve yards to set up the second Illini I l touchdown, Ronnie Clark going over the goal line from the two. Illinois then marched eighty-three yards, and Dick Raklovits finally scored from the 14-yard line. Ilarly in the third quarter, Indiana fumbled and the Tribe recovered on the Hoosier 39-yard line. After tyvo plays, Karras bolted twenty-six yards to a touchdown. Later, the Hoosiers took a partially blocked Illinois kick and capitalized on the Tribe's weak pass defense. In the final period, Don Engels capped a 63-yard drive with a perfect touchdown pass to Chuck Fox. The Illini were on the Indiana two-yard line when the game ended. w I XY'.ivnc Slegert fhutk Ulrich Don Smith Chuck Studlcy 605 1t .1 1 -1- - 'va 13 You Lulu the hugh road, and l'll lake the lou road Ohio State 30 Illinois 17 During the first three quarters of the Illinois- Uhio State game, two well-matched teains put on a demonstration of rugged football. Illinois opened the scoring in the first quarter. During the second period. Sain Rebecca made a field goal, which gave the Illini a I0-0 lead. Shortly after the kickoff in the second half, the Buckeyes scored their first touchdown and narrowed the Illini lead to three points. Later in the third quarter Ohio scored again, taking the lead, 1-I to IO. Uhio's kickoff after the touchdown set the stage for the day's most thrilling run. Ihe ball dropped into the caapble hands of Y lohn Yukclnlr at! 606 link Nttiens ii Don Iillis In good humor 7 sophomore halfback john Karras, who began a 95-yard touchdown dash, which put the Tribe in the lead once niore. At this point Illinois spirits were high, and so were the chances of an Illini Rose Bowl trip. In the fourth quarter, however, the scent of roses faded from the Illinois stands as the Illini bowed before the powerful Buckeye drives. Ohio State in a hectic ten minutes moved to the top of the list of Rose Bowl contenders by scoring two touchdowns and a safety against a gaine, but coin- pletely worn out Illinois teain. Don Engels E ,? K Q is Chris Pagakis Dick Read Northwestern 9 Illinois 7 The Illini met Northwestern before 67,872 peo- ple in the annual Homecoming game. The IVildcats, who early in the season had been predicted strong, later fell unexpectedly in many games but defeated top-rated Michigan. This victory proved their strength, and the Tribe expected a rough fight. Illinois took the kickoff and moved the ball deep into Northwestern territory. The drive was short, however, and so was an attempted field goal. North- western then marched to the first touchdown of the day. The score remained 6 to 0 until the third quarter when the Illini spirit finally won out. Tak- S.. 'YT-3 Ioe Haytr Al Martignago ing a pass from Bernie Krueger, Slip Kersulis dashed over the goal line to tie the score. Sam Rebecca made the conversion. Battling to hold the lead, the Illinois defense stopped a long VVildcat drive with four minutes remaining in the last period. How- ever, Northwestern's quarterback, Don Burson then made from an angle the first field goal of his career and won the game. This defeat hit the Illini hard, for it was the last Big Ten game for many of the Team's veterans, one of these being fullback Ruck Steger, who had played in every game but one in four seasons of Illinois football. john Karras amazing another would-be tackler We're marching for dear old Illini f 1 .'-Te T N-f' L, 1' N i, q kr .In r'r','w:r.'f,f.'Lz- 'lyf' W :A P.rul P-vrncrwv, ruffffr rl,.H1.1,qu. Elmer Engl, .Ivm'vf.lI1,' rfunfv, -I-'Im Ruin I ln u Q n urns 1 R-Innwc ll.1rk, P.lul Dfurrulmx, Unk Rakluxlh, 5.1m Pr.z7Z.1, ilxurk Purvrx, .1vr,wl.nll rff.nf .f 1 rr Ylmcr Hnll, ,'1.1nf:.r, Al 'I,rtu, XY,nynu Srcgurt, I.ynn Lxmh, Dark Mucllur, ,Inc Ink. Anws jnnus, 1 r I xwraurr, .. , . , , ,'..' 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'- -, 1 9 , v, '4v -1- ' . y - s- ff. 4 1 0 V - y ' A 4 - A - A 0 r H f' ' .,.4t fi Trouble coming up from behind Marsh Dusenbury i Looking back over the 1949 football season, Coach Ray Eliot and his team can feel justly proud of their record. During this year the Illini de- veloped one of the country's better offenses be- hind two running halfbacks, john Karras, who broke the Big Ten conference individual rushing record, and Ronnie Clark. Beginning with the Michigan game, Karras and Clark were used to great advantage in wide end sweeps. These com- pletely fooled Indiana. Perhaps the only improve- ment needed in the Illinois offense was in passing. VV ith veterans like Ruck Steger, Captain Lyle Button, and Lou Levanti on the defensive platoon, the Tribe maintained a stubborn resistance to every foe that it met. Especially in the Michigan game this half of the team showed its worth by holding back the IVolverines' powerful ground attack dur- ing the entire first half. Next year many of the 1949 lettermen are re- turning, and Illini fans are looking forward to a football season packed with thrills and victories. Bill Noonan lvfartin Schwartz just before the ball is centered Bob Malinslcy - Ur C N-19' 14 1 609 9? gm - time ag? ' E TQ ., an Harry I-imlics, ifizif J Hill Eritkwn, i.JfM'.11r: Basketball I Xultite him elfetrnely Slip is hung put out ol ,uleon ua th has ti. take e arrnlotk, 4'I.lttle Don bumleilage the hall off alone. A memorable three-year era in Illinois basketball ended on a foreign court March 4, 1950, when the Illini entered a decisive 69-52 win over North- western in Chicago Stadium in their 19-I-9-1950 scorebook. Illinois' defending Big Ten basketball champs didn't repeat as conference titlists, but they were the only Big Ten team to register a win over the new champions, Ohio State's high-scoring Buck- eyes. It was only fitting that the abdicating Illini should be the team to put the one black mark on Ohio's l I-I conference record - a 66-50 drubbing administered in Ieluif gym. thereby avenging an earlier loss to Ohio State at Columbus. Illinois compiled an overall season record of 1+ wins and 8 losses. Their 7-5 conference record earned a tie with Indiana for third place. Indiana accomplished what previously had been a pleasant dream to the nation's coaches by manag- ing to defeat the Illini twice in the same season- the first time that had happened since Coach IIarry Combes became head basketball coach three seasons ago. By scoring 787 points in conference play, Ohio State bettered the year-old conference scoring record of 783 points set by the 1948-1949 Illinois Don Sundeilage Rod Flelther l f il? 6 Scores: Illinois Opposition 60 .. ...Butler..... 67 .. ..Toledo..... 47 . . OKLAHOMA . . . . 65 .. ... Arkansas ... 57 . . . Oklahoma . . . 59 .. 63 .. 58 .. 68 .. 50 .. 62 .. 59 .. 76 .. 66 .. 42 .. 67 .. 65 .. 72 .. 70 .. 76 .. 66 .. 69 .. .. St.Louis . U.C.L.A. . . . . Columbia . . . . Princeton .... VVISCONSIN OHIO STATE .. Purdue Northwestern . Ohio State . ST.LOUIS . Minnesota . . . . . IOVVA . . INDIANA . . . . Michigan . . Wisconsin .... INDIANA Northwestern Conference Standings: Ohio State Wisconsin ILLINOIS Indiana . . . . Iowa . . . . Minnesota Michigan . Northwestern . . . Purdue . ..... . . 611 W L ...11 1 9 3 7 5 7 5 6 6 4 8 4 8 .39 .39 Q Pct. .917 .750 .583 .583 .500 .333 .333 .250 .250 X a y 1 pglilfll ,+-- ' . , 1 I J 1 i ,1 Math P-lllmtr Rod dunks one .1gnnwtOklll1on11 The Illini sei: a new Big Ten season scoring record - - 'Z98 POINTS! champs. But unfortunately for the Buckeyes, Illi- nois finished their conference season after the Buck- eyes were done, and the Illini pushed the record even higher -a brilliant total of 798 points, scored in what many people consider to be the most com- petitive conference in the nation! Wally QOXD Osterkorn, probably Illinois' great- est center of all time, became the second Illini ever to score more than 200 points in one confer- ence season when he placed his 212 points in the records beside the 255 points entered by Andy Philip in 1943. This scoring effort by Ox placed him in third place, behind Don Rehfeldt of lVis- consin and Dick Schnittker of Ohio State, for Big Ten individual scoring honors. Even better, OX ran his all-season total to 333 points - breaking Illinois' individual all-season rec- ord set just last year by former teammate Dike Ifddleman. Ox had an amazing field goal percentage of .406 for the season! Over the last eight games of the conference schedule Ox averaged 22.4 points per game! The squad selected Ox as Illinois' most valuable player of the past season. Captain Bill Iirickson compiled a free-throw percentage of .780, just barely edging Burdette 612 Thurlby for possession of the Ralf lYoods trophy. Bill set a new conference free-throw record of 19 straight only to see teammate Don Sunderlage sink his last 20 charity shots of the season without a miss. During the first weeks of the season. Illinois' lineup maintained a high degree of Hexibility as Coach Cornbes juggled the lineup among the first ten men in experimenting to lind the most con- sistently smooth working combination. The Butler game brought out the fact that Erickson and Don Sunderlage were slow in regaining the form they displayed the previous season. An injured ankle re- ceived in the freshman-varsity game plus several extra pounds slowed Bill's progress. Don seemed to be trying too hard and was rele- gated to sixth man several times. After he loosened up Qand perhaps aided by a return to his close- cropped hair cut of his previous sophomore yearj, Don regained his old form, giving his best proof of it when he ball-hawked, rebounded, and scored 20 big points in the satisfying 66-50 win over Ohio State. Pirate Thurlby seemed to be operating with springs in his legs all season long, contributing a beautiful job when he patrolled the boards in the Pirate pulls down another rebound for the Illini Walt Slip Kersulis Cliff Fulton Ted Beach l 613 'Ura II: l p I , 'li-, va in I C t I Iltub Cir-tell-e Mmly l'oIl1 itrugsa sllulIllI,ly.lt4lWA.1y Illinois was the only team this season on which every player seeing action in a conference game scored second Oklahoma game. lt was his defensive re- bounding as much as anything else that enabled the Illini to even up their series with Oklahoma. 57-47. Pirate snagged I6 defensive rebounds, one less than half the lllinois total. As a result, Oklahoma's two gigantic centers, Xlarcus lfreiburgcr C6-l l J and Bill lYaters K6-63, got only one basket between them and never had a chance to try those murderous tip- in rebound shots. Rod Fletcher developed into an especially ag- gressive rebounder and alert all-around Hoor man during the year. This sophomores defensive work against Dick Schnittlter in the second Ohio State game upset Ohio State and Schnittlter so much that Schnittlter picked up only 16 points on 6 free throxvs and 5 baskets H layups and a hurried iump shotl. Rod and his teammates ltept Schnittlter from scoring a single Held goal in the entire first half! ln the home stretch the starting five question re- solved into the combination of lfrickson, Osterltorn, lhurlby, Sunderlage, and Fletcher. Roy Gate- xvood, Van Anderson, Slip Kersulis, Mack Follmer, and 'lied Beach stayed close behind the first five and proved to be the necessary sparkplugs at dif- ferent times during the season. Ciatewood had 614 several good nights, especially with his 16 points against Oklahoma at Norman, and against Columbia when he took just 10 shots and hit for 7 baskets! I-Ieavy fouling by the Illinois squad during much of the season required not a 5 but an ll-man first team in actual practice. In their pre-conference season warmup the Illini played a total of nine games, but only in the second half against Arkansas did they really look like they were playing to the limit of their vast capability. Poor free-throw shooting ended a home Hoor victory string of nineteen straight games when U.C.L.A. eked a 65-63 win over Illinois during the Christmas holidays. The Illini gained three more Wins during the holidays nonetheless-St. Louis, Columbia, and Princeton. . Illinois opened its conference schedule the hard way, losing a hard fought battle to IYisconsin in the opener and a second game to Ohio State. The Illini earned their first Big Ten win on their home court by beating Purdue, 59-5-L Erickson shifted into the pivot when Ox picked up four fouls early in the first half. VVorking off of the pivot Bill scored most of his 19 point total to lead Illinois scoring. Northwestern fell heavily six days later, Glen Trugillo jim Come l Ltnitt 55964 w f .Q ,, , 5 llc! 615 1-Tri ik ax but Dirk Christiansen john Marks Slip takes ri lay-up Of the 67 games played in the last three seasons, Illinois has won 50, losing only 17 76-50. Five days after that Ohio State visited Cham- paign and absorbed their now famous 66-50 loss. St. Louis was ready for the Illini in their second encounter of the season. The Billiltens piled up a victory margin of 20 points, 62--IZ. Returning to conference wars. Illinois visited Minneapolis and bottled lYhitey Sltoog enough to beat Klinncsota by 10 points, 67-57. Illinois met the tall Irlawlteycs from Iowa City -on the dead run. The much shorter Illini had to rely on their speed to stay in the ball game with the Iowa squad, but the game ended 70-65 in favor of taller Iowa. Big Ten schedule malters decreed that the Illini should meet Indiana just two days after Iowa. The Iloosicrs managed to snap the game wide open into that swift fast-break style that they love so well. The Illini tried to run with them, but the effects of thc Iowa trip were soon apparent. Coach Combes even rested the first string during the closing min- utes of the first half, but to no avail. The Hoosiers just ran and ran, winning 83-72. Indiana also won at Bloomington. 80-66. Illinois whipped Michigan and then paid IVis- consin back for the Badgers' previous win in 616 Madison. lllini scoring power shoved the Badgers out of a possible iirst place in the Big Ten. 76-58. Pirate Thurlby punctured XYisconsin's anti-Oster- korn zone defense by hitting five consecutive long shots in the first minutes of the game. lYhen the Badgers shifted to a 1112111-IO-1112111 defense, Ox broke loose to roll up 26 points. Don Rehfeldt was help- less to stop his former Amundsen high school team- mate as Ox proceeded to hit from all over the court. OX, masterful ball-handling was never more clearly demonstrated. Credit for the win must also be shared with Rod Fletcher who stopped Rehfeldt offensively. Erickson, Osterkorn, Thurlhy, Anderson, Gate- wood, Kersulis, and Fulton played their last game for Illinois when they finished their senior season in that Chicago Stadium triumph over Northwes- tern. These men, except for Fulton, had been with Harry Combes all the way for three seasons, Set- ting new records, winning the Big Ten crown once, and placing third in the NCAA in 1949. That Northwestern game on March 4, was truly the close of an era. The point total for these 67 games is 4,573 lan average of 68.2 per gamel 617 To1cdo's George Lindeman and Illini Roy Gatewood vie tor :i rthtund Seymour G . I' 5 .mtman Ren Alde i ross ountry 1949 Big Ten Meet XX isconsin . . . ........... . . . . Illinois . . . Indiana . . . . . Klinncsotn . . . Iowa . .. ..., Purdue . . . . . OliioSt:1rC . . . Holi Downs. l.1ffl.l1f1 XViIt -uwiur +9 Scores: 9 ' . Illinois Opposition 106 31 , .... Iowa 26 IH 28 . . . Indiana . . . 25 120 Zl . Nlicliignn . 34 low Srr 1 I y L.1wtonI.nn1D I 5 lu Don Schriclier Vit Twomey The pre-season predictions for Coach Leo john- sonls 19-19 cross country team were very good due to the fact that it had lost only one letterman from the previous year. Among the returning veterans were Bob Downs and Vic Twomey, both of whom were seeking their fourth letters. In the Big Ten conference meet, which was held on the four-mile course at IYashington Park, Chicago, the Illinois harriers lived up to these high expectations by finish- ing in second place behind the pace-setting Badgers K vs ll f.'u Don McEwen, MirhigAn's ronferenre thampion, running in the Illinois- Mithiean dual meet of lYisconsin, who retained their conference title. Also in the NCAA meet, won by Nlichigan State, the new member of the Big Ten, Illinois did well and placed eighth in team standings. Vic Twomev finished 15 out of a field of 131 runners in this race. As for dual meets, of which there were three, the Illini did not thrive on them. The Tribesmen lost to Iowa and Indiana and beat Michigan. Letter- winners this year were Downs, hlewsburv, Lamb, and Twomey. Bernhard Tjarksen, Lawton Lamb, Don Schriefer, Bob Downs, L'rIf7fr1iII,' Wfalt jewsbury, Vic Twomey 619 'z. Y 1 Y '1 . 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I yi --1 1,-i 1 1 '7 -S I , 4' r Bill Buster, l.1fili1n1 ' Tffp muy' Drtk Wfilliiunc, Buh Mur rc Tliml mu: Wgiller Rust, Norman Stulxett Dun Shumm jefl Nuxton Dun Leuthold Gem Grnoli Sfimza' mir: Herb Berkermcitr Bill Dmmy Henry Gzlb rtsun Dick Upton Wfwltcr juxsbury ljwllwrz wir: Tum Briggs, Dwight Eddlcmm Lou Iruns Bob Hinklc Nurmm XVas9r.r INDOOR: Although prcviotisly undefeated in one triangular and three dual meets, lack of Slll7Sf1ll1Il2ll team balance caused Illinois' 1949 track squad to finish in third place in the 1949 Big 'l'cn champion- ships, just three points behind cu-champions Ulis- 622 Track Top mum' Ed Little, Don Moore Third row: Gerry johnson, LeRoy Vranek, Herman XVnarich, Elmer Hill, Inzirmy Leo johnson rorfflv Xerond mum' Don Schriefer, Sam Stollar, Bob Downs, Norman Smith, Bill Buster, mlvluirz Bottom row: John Tevebaugh, john Wfulker, Robert Barnum, Dun Laz Lou Irons, mplain-alert 21,334 l l alt -Itnxslwi s ri stoilar. htm I hnson unter Cnllierrson, I'Ierni.in XY'.i.1f ri lil IMI. I pt-in .Xt the Klichigan State relay s Don Lax and Norin XYasser won lirsts in the pole vault and shot put. I.az set 11 new record with a vault of I-I feet. one- half inch. Xlinnesota lmecaine the next dual ineet victiin as XYasser contributed a new dual ineet shot put record of 53 feet. 6 inches. to lead the 63-Sl win. Ihrce lirsts and tive seconds hy Illinois in a tri- angular nieet with Klichigan and Purdue enabled the Illini to edge second place Nlichigan, -ISM--I-613. Illinois then finished preparation for the conference indoor meet hy sweeping an 80-30 win over the Ilawkeves at Iowa City. Vic Twoinev. lYasser, I.az. and Holi Ielinltle set four of six new ineet ree- ords-in the inile run. shot put. pole vault, and high hurdles. respectively. Illinois entered the conference ineet with a per- fect season record. although these victories were earned hy sheer depth rather than by a wealth of individual standouts. Captain Bill Buster, sprint and -HU specialist. competed in the ineet, but was far from winning form because of illness and the re- if-37 Irvs 'Q sultnit inletnitx ox er inueh of the seison Iligh puinper Dilve Iddleintn was ibsent because of his duties as bislvetblll eiptnn Despite these h IITLIILIPS Illinois toolt third place with 35 points githered from VS issers shot put title I in s three-was tie for hrst in the pole x tult 624 -EL Tom Briggs ii and second place efforts by Lou lrons in the high jump and Twomey in the two-mile run. Bob Downs picked up a third in the mile, and Bill Downey finished third in the 880. Harry Andersen tied for third in the high jump. Laz and YVasser closed Illinois' indoor compe- tition by scoring Hrsts in the Purdue relays. VVasser heaved the shot for a 52 feet, 42 inch mark, while Laz set a new relays record by vaulting 14 feet, IZ, Y.. -Q! fib- X5 9' . g , ' Bob Barnum, Bill Downey Norm Wfasser A l i inches- his best mark of the indoor season. OUTDOOR: Dike liddlenian rejoined Wasser and Laz as a first-place winner in the outdoor season. Dike tied for the high jump crown at the Drake relays in Des Moines, jumping 6 feet, 653 inches. VVasser gained a win with his shot put effort of 52 feet, QZ, inches, while Lax tied for first place in the pole vault at 14 feet even. 625 Norm Sackett, Bob Downs, Harry Andersen l 626 Don I.eulhoId Vic Twnmey just prior to the Des Moines trip Illinois was host to Iowa, Northwestern, and Chanute Field in a relay meet at Champaign. No points were awarded, but Illinois won seven of eight special events and three of six relays. Illinois then defeated Purdue 76-55, and then dropped a 67 'fig -6-H5 affair to Xlichigan - Illinois' first dual meet loss in two years. The Illini grabbed 13 firsts in those two meets with Eddleman setting a new Ferry field record at Ann Arbor with his leap of 6 feet, GHG inches in the high jump. In the Big Ten Outdoor meet at Evanston, Dike was Illinois' only champion, jumping 6 feet, 64g inches. Illinois Hnished fourth in the team totals with 35 points, just one point behind third place Wisconsin. Minnesota took first with 49 points, and Ohio State came in second. Coach johnson's squad failed to repeat as team champion in the Central Collegiate championships in Milwaukee, but won three firsts and set a new record anyway. Eddleman turned in a first with his mark of 6 feet, 6M inches in the high jump, Wasser again took the shot put, and Don Laz set a new meet and Illinois outdoor records with a vault of 14 feet, IM, inches. Twomey, Laz, and Eddleman helped the Big Ten defeat the Pacific Coast conference at Berkeley, California, as the Big Ten pulled an upset to main- tain its superiority in the annual interconference clash. Laz again found himself in a three-way tie for first in the pole vault at 14 feet, and Twomey tied for third in the two-mile run. Eddleman won the high jump at 6 feet, 4 inches - the same height that had given him fourth place in the N.C.A.A. meet in Berkeley, California, just three days pre- viously. Vic Twomey polished off Illinois' 1949 season by winning the junior AAU 10,000 meter run at the National AAU Championships in Fresno, Cali- fornia. Illinois won one triangular and four dual meets while dropping one dual meet during the entire 1949 track season. In VVestern Conference champ- ionship meets the Illini placed third and fourth, in- door and outdoor, respectively. Throughout the year Illinois scored 58 firsts in overall competition. ff X .. . 4? f 4' P nj L R y V L Don Shuman Summary: Illinois Opponents 89 ...Drake... 25 63 .... Minnesota .... .... 5 1 48 Z . .... Michigan .... . . 46V5 ...Purdue... .. -HM 84 ........... Iowa .... ....... 3 0 BIG NINE INDOOR - 3rd Purdue Relays Drake Relays 76 . ..... Purdue ... .. 55 64 H ......... Michigan .... ..... 6 7 M BIG NINE OUTDOOR - -It Central Collegiate Pacific Coast National AAU Bob Hinkle 62 I. I '52 V 9 f if . ,, ,.. .,, . C 1 V .W - . I ,,,. I f I f '.71...- , il: ' el f. : .,,, , f .K . - t E ldl J' 1949 Big Indiana . . . Iowa . . . Michigan . . . Purdue . . . Illinoisi: . . Ohio State . . . Xlinnesotuif . Northwestern . U'isc0nsin . . . 5 Played tic game. Baseball xxvilil Lost Pct. 667 667 667 583 545 500 364 250 250 ISY Hank Anderssohn Herb Plews After leading the Conference for half of the season, the Illini baseball squad faltered and fell to fifth place. Since many of Illinois' 1948 co-cham- pionship team had been lost through graduation, critics expected little of the Illini in 1949. But the team members held a more optimistic opinion of their talents and hastened to prove themselves by winning their first five games, three of these being Conference duels. On the strength of their early triumphs, the Illini held the lead in the Big Ten race while tying their second game with Minne- sota and splitting the Iowa tilts. However, Michi- gan knocked them out of first place with a pair of Hal Stange decisive defeats. Stunned from the Wolverines' battering, the Illini attacked Indiana and lost both the second game of the series and their champion- ship hopes. In their next stand they lost the opener to Ohio State but fought bitterly to defeat the Buckeyes in the second contest, which was the last of the season for the Tribe. In non-conference competition, Illinois played Washington Univer- sity of St. Louis, two minor league ball clubs- the Danville Dodgers and the Rockford Rox-and Notre Dame. Losing to Danville and Notre Dame, the Illini established their complete 19-19 record at nine wins, eight losses and one tie. But he did not miss it I Illinois 7-9 Washington 2-6 In a very successful debut, Illinois' co- Big Ten champions walloped IVashington University twice, by scores of 7 to 2 and 9 to 6. Beginning in a pitchers' duel, the first game remained tied at 1 to 1 through the sixth inning. In the seventh and ninth innings the Illini batters broke loose with three-run attacks to swamp the Bears. Illi- nois broke an early 1-1 tie in the second game with a four-run third frame, during which all nine Blue-and-Orange batters journeyed to the plate. IVashington fought back with three tallies in the fifth and two in the seventh to make the score 7 to 6. However, the Illini again showed the strength of their bats and scored two insur- ance runs on a single with the bases loaded in the eighth. 629 Ruck Steger, Illifmii' lrunliug blllrf The second game, like the first, showed the hitting power which the Illini were to display all during the season. Illinois had thirteen hits in the first game and eleven in the second. With six hits, one being a triple, Ruck Steger wielded the most effective bat for the Illini. Pitchers Stan Feldman and Horace Tangman did an excellent job in the first game, Feldman striking out nine batters. ,.1lL.! Ill Ll. Illinois 6-2 Northwestern 0-1 To open its 1949 conference season, Illinois trimmed the YVildcats in a twin bill. In the first game Ruck Steger and Herb Plews led Illini batters as the Tribe pushed three runs across the plate in the first three innings and blasted three more across in the eighth. Perhaps the most pleasant factor of this game for the Illini was the fine pitching which Alby Plain displayed throughout the contest. Hor- ace Tangman, another pitcher, starred in the second game. By holding the cats to three hits, he endured nine innings of a terrific pitchers' duel before Fred Ballantine set up the winning tally with a triple in the ninth. Tangman continued his fine mound work during the rest of the season and proved to be the Illini's best pitcher. Illinois 'Z-4 Minnesota 2-4 Again displaying its offensive punch, Illinois handed Minnesota a decisive drubbing in the first game of the week end stand. Although the Illini sluggers had a field day, pitcher Tangman held the spotlight by striking out twelve of the opposing batters. Apparently enraged by the ease with which they were handled on the first day, the Gophers struck hard Saturday. They scored in a three-run first inning and in the fourth, but the Illini tied the game in the third and again in the seventh on a long triple by Ruck Steger. In the eleventh inning Minnesota staged an attack which landed three men on the bases with none out. Pitcher Stan Feldman then neatly retired the side before the umpire called the game a draw because of darkness. LKB The stretch and strain of sport 4. hull. Danville 'Z Illinois 5 Taking advantage of a practice game, Coach VVally Roettger experimented with new talent against the Danville Dodgers. a minor league club. The two teams used thirty-four players in the battle, nine pitch- ers being included. The Illini began with a powerful three-run first inning but soon fell behind the pace when the Dodgers scored two counters in the third frame and four in the fourth. Fighting back, Illinois scored in the fourth and ninth but failed to catch the Dodgers. Hank Anderssohn hit the Tribe's only long hlow, a double, in the first inning. 4 First baseman Ruck Steger retired this eager Notre Dame runner Illinois 0-I3 Iowa 3-I2 Inability to hit with men on the bases led Illinois to their first Conference defeat. Although Stan Feldman held the Iowans to one hit, he issued four walks, an intentional pass, and the fatal hit all in one inning. That inning gave the Illini their first Conference defeat. Iowa surged ahead in the second game with a six-run second frame and a three-run seventh. I-Iowever, the Illini were not to be upset twice and blasted their way back into the game with seven runs in the eighth on a barrage of singles and a grand slam home run by john Neal John Kopka tripled to bring Ruck Steger home with the winning marker in the ninth inning. Illinois I6 Rockford 8 In another practice fray with a minor league team, the Illini clouted their way to victory. To beat the Rockford Rox, 16 to 8, the Tribesmen pounded nineteen hits, including home runs by Gus Skizas, Hank Anderssohn, and Glen Trugillo. Although the Rox first took the lead, 2 to 0. on runs in the first two innings, Illinois leaped ahead with a five-run blast in the last half of the second frame. Again the Rox forged into the lead via a pair of tallies in the third and fourth. ,lohn Kopka Alby Plain Glen Tlugillo Herb Agase gr: 4. ,I eal, iw In .. J . 1 'J I we , ff !1 1 1 if 1 C iff eg H11 lwllif Ielere tl1e Illini took control with Ilerb Agase as relief pitcher and held Rockford to two more runs while they themselves opened 11 four-run fifth inning. Illinois continued belting tl1e ball and tal- lied tive more runs in the next three innings. .Xgase gave a great relief perforn1a11ce bv fanning nine 111en and allowing but three hits in seven innings. Two batters who contributed greatly to tl1c bom- bardment were Ilerb Plews lllhl Ilanlt Anderssohn. both of wl1om collected a hit for each trip to the plate. Notre Dame 6-5 Illinois 1-1 Renewing an age-old rivalry, Notre Dame and Illinois met on the diamond in two games, and the Irish trounced the Illini both times. The games began as pitchers duels and turned i11to routs in the later innings when the Fighting Irish burst into the ru11 column. Committing fo11r errors in the lirst battle. Illinois Helders aided their opponents greatly. Horace Tangman, who suffered l1is first loss of the season, pitched the Tribe to a I-l tie until tl1e eighth inning of tl1e second game. The Notre Dame left-handed moundsmen effectively stopped Illinois' once potent bats to carry on the traditional left-handers' iinx. This series was the turning point of the season for the Illini. Rocking from the Notre Dame de- feat, they fell before Michigan in the next two games and never again neared the Conference lead. I f n. Cieoiue Piienti. Glen 'Iiiwillin H-nate 'I.1ngmau, ,lohn Kiipka. 'Ioan Neal, Alhy Plain, Hal Stange, Coach XValtei' H, Roettger ln rf i ii Nl N 1 3 .iriauei fzevait Daniels, lleilw Ilcxxs, Hank Anvlerssohn. Stan Ifeldinan, faptain john Liuigala, Gus Sl-civas, Torn HofIn1ari, Bob Simonetti agen' ' sf-' ,' L Michigan 8-8 Illinois 3-6 Again stopped by left-handed pitching, the Illini yielded twice to Michigan. In the two battles Illinois was hindered by insuflicient hitting, fielding errors, and wild pitching. Both Stan Feldman and Horace Tangman, ace Illini hurlers. fell before the Wfolverines' bats. After losing the lirst game by a wide margin, the Tribesmen attacked hard in the early frames of the second encounter and led Mich- igan, 6-0, in the fourth inning behind Tangman. But the VVolverines, aided by three Illinois errors. scored in every succeeding inning and compiled eight winning runs. Illinois 8-1 Indiana 5-9 Illinois' power burst out during the lirst game of the Indiana series, but the Hoosiers exploded in the second tilt and defeated the Tribe. The Illini power which gained the first victory was a home run by Herb Plews, triples by Ruck Steger and Hank Anderssohn, and doubles by Steger and An- derssohn. In the second game Indiana scored four runs in the first inning on three walks, an error, and a hit batsman. Illinois bats apparently had worn out in the first fray, for the Illini never again ap- proached the Hoosiers. Illinois 3-12 Ohio State 'Z-'Z After being squelched by Pete Permi and Ohio State in the opening duel, the Tribe batters Hnally took command of the second. The first game was Permi's third victory over Illinois. Ruck Steger, who never before had got a hit off the Ohio ace, pounded out a single and two doubles. VV ith the two-base blows he raised his 1949 total above the modern Conference record for the most number of doubles in one season. The Illini paced the Buck- eyes in the second game with doubles and triples until the seventh inning, when Ohio took the lead, 7-6. In the eighth, persistent Illinois bats tallied six runs before the game was stopped by the umpire because of rain. Since two leading pitchers and the three leading batters will return, Illinois, baseball outlook for 1950 is bright. Horace Tangman and Herb Agase are the returning hurlers. Behind 1949 averages of .373, .354-, and .305, respectively, Ruck Steger, Herb Plews, and john Neal are the team's leading hitters. Steger was elected Most Valuable of the 1949 squad, and Plews will be captain of the 1950 team. IQ' if r 1 Tfrp mu: E. J. Manley, rorzulw Donald Scherwat, raplairzi Charles Reitsch Bolmm mm: George Mullrns, Robert Branch, Donald Clooney, Robert Kesler Swimming 1 1 X I A A Don Scherwat, mllvlrzin Bob Brandi 634 A lack of consistency and a lack of depth handi- capped the 1949 swimming team. Coach Ed Man- ley's squad trounced De Paul in the opener but fal- tered against Iowa State and IVisconsin. Illinois was the definite underdog against Iowa State, but they lost to a determined Badger team by a narrow margin. In the following meet with Washington University in St. Louis, the Illini made a complete sweep of all eight events. After four straight victories, Don Clooney's undefeated streak ended when he lost to Keith Carter, Purdue captain and one of the outstanding breast strokers in the conference. Despite top per- formances by Captain Don Scherwat and Clooney, the most consistent point winner, the Illini com- piled a record of two wins and Hve losses, losing to Indiana and Northwestern also. Scores: Illinois Opposition 59 .... . . De Paul . . ....... 25 31 . . . ..... Iowa State ..... . . 53 33 . . ...... Wisconsin ...... . . 51 64 . . . . . . Wfashington University . . . . . 20 19 . . ........ Purdue ........ . . 65 39 . . ....... Indiana ..... . . 45 35 . . .... Northwestern .... . . 49 Fencing :Xmlv lu ls -pow- 6 no-nw Men. - z. -1. ,M -V QJI A Jr f5I v-sq it I' ' . -2,-'4-Q P if Fe Scores: Illinois .... . . . 17 Illinois .... . . . 16 Illinois. . . . . .13 Illinois ,... . .22 Illinois... ...I2 Illinois. .. . . .22 Illinois. . . . .22 Illinois. . . . . .19 Illinois .... . . . Big Ten Meet Ohio State . . . Illinois .... . . Northwestern . XYisconsin . . . 18 Lawrence Tech XVayne .... . Notre Dame . . Kentucky . Ohio State . . . Northwestern . Wisconsin . . . Michigan State Chicago . . . .. 32 ..30 ..13 . 6 'mp wit 1 fu.uh M, R. Gurct. Don Bengard. Louis Stuebe, Henrv Osinski h Hmmm raw: Lee Lipson, Robert Forsythe, Ed Urbamk, -Captain Andy Lucas, Mark Larimer I 1 I I A v I I 1 Q s. '- Q X .74 4. W' .W Louis Stuebe Bob Forsythe The Illinois varsity fencing squad led by Coach Max Garret and Captain Andy Lucas finished a very successful 1949 season with seven wins and two losses in nine dual meets. Since the majority of the team were veterans, the Illini had been pre- dicted to conquer most of their foes. Starting strongly, the Illinois swordsmen outclassed most of their opponents and continued winning all through the season. Only Notre Dame and Ohio State de- feated the Tribesmen. In the conference meet held at Navy Pier, Chicago, the Illini repeated their excellent perform- ance of the preceding year by placing second. From the beginning the meet was between Illinois An Illini fencer misses his mark and Ohio State with Ohio finally taking the upper hand and first place by two points. Northwestern and Wisconsin were the only other schools that participated in the Conference Fencing Meet. Illinois' season ended with a trip to VVest Point. New York, for the N.C.A.A. meet. Here the Illini met considerable difficulty from the Eastern schools in which fencing is considered a major sport. How- ever, Illinois managed to make a good showing and captured tenth place. The only IVestern school able to better our performance was Ohio State. which had stopped the Illini at every meeting dur- ing the season. t ' Hank Osinski Ritlmiil Youngs 1 ' ,V .A 1 15 i xg I , . t . S' 1 Lee Lipson Don Bengard I X .: 1 1 ,As-his N 135' 637 Wrestling Scores: Illinois Qpposition 13 . . Michigan State .... ..... . 25 Michigan 10 . Iowa State Teachers 20 . . . . XYisconsin . . . . 18 . . . . Minnesota . . . 16 . .... Ohio State . . . . 12 . Purdue 1+ . .... Iowa . . . 21 . ... Indiana .... 638 be 1949 Big Ten Standings Purdue...... Minnesota . . . . . . Michigan . . . . . . . . Ohio State . . . . . IIIinois . . . . . Indiana.. . . .... Iowa... .... . IVisconsin .... . . Northwestern . . . . . Chuck Gottfried, captain G joe Garcia g ,,- Bob Dwyer Dale Nelson In dual meets before the Big Ten tournament, Coach Newt LaW's wrestlers made an enviable showing on the mats. Losing only to Iowa State Teachers College, they established their season's record at six wins, two losses, and one tie. How- ever, the Illini matmen fared worse in the Big Ten tournament and dropped behind four teams, three of which they had beaten in dual meets earlier in Bob Strange Bill Vohaska the season. Although no Illini won any of the NCAA championships, the Illinois team gained tenth place in the NCAA wrestling tournament, held at Colorado A. 8: M., Colorado Springs, Colo- rado. VVayne Gaumer was the only Illini to survive the quarter final round of the NCAA meet, and he fell in the following round. Top 1-ow: E. R. Reuter, dllllfflflf maria: Richard Klein, rrfzinerq Glenn Law, roarla SEEOIIJ r011'.' Harry Roland, manager: Dick Picard, Wfayne Gaumer, Ken Marlin, Dale Nelson, Bob Strange Bollom row: Bob Dwyer, joe Garcia, Chuck Gottfried, mplain: Bill Vohaska, Gil Gaumer X X , . 1 P f 4 so ' 3 v Twp rffuz' Bob Ruff, fVIilli,IytV,' Roger Little, Howard Braun, mizrli ' fifffzffm viii: ,lim Moses, Xvtlson Besam, Gene Buwruk, Dave Brown, t'.1pf.J1Il,' AIerryG.1rhcld Tennis I-lindered by inexperience, Coach Howie Braun's 1949 tennis squad completed the season with two wins and three losses. After winning over Scores: Iowa. the squad lost to Michigan State, the first home dual meet loss in four years. Illinois lost the next two matches to Wisconsin and Michigan re- 3 spectively, but rallied to finish the season with a win over highly favored Northwestern. Illinois tied with Ohio State for fifth place in the Big Nine 4 meet. Illinois 4 'T Captain Dave Brown and Roger Little were Coach l3raun's only returning lettermen. Five men 5 with no varsity experience were used to plug the gaps left by graduation. I gv.. p , Opposition ...Iowa.... 1 Michigan State . . . 5 . Wisconsin . . 5 . Michigan .. 7 Northwestern .. 1 .svf Due Brown, l'.lfIIr1lI7 ,' Roger Bud Little, mfwlrzflz-1 li rl 640 .,, . , I I , i X7 fl' C I ll ff' i M Top row: Ralph Fletcher, confbf George Culp,.Dave Logan, r11pIizi11,' Ray Kimpel, Burl Quackenbusli Bollom rozu: Art XVyatt, Pete Fletcher, Harry Smith, john Reif, George Dayiantis Golf Scores: Illinois 14 . . 15 262 15 18 14V 2353 2652 Dave Logan, fdflftlillf Art XVy:itt, Ray Kiwpel . . 1Vashington . . . ... Indiana ... . . . Purdue . . .. Iowa . . Purdue . Michigan State . . OhioState University of Michigan Opposition . . . 13 .12 6M . 12 . 17 . 1256 1 . 12A 9 Coach Ralph Fletcherls 19-19 golfers started the season with four returning lettermen. led by Cap- tain Dave Logan. The season's record shows eight dual meet losses and a triangular meet loss to Ohio State and Michigan at Ann Arbor. In a later meet at Indianapolis, the Illini topped their hosts, Indiana, but lost to Purdue and Ohio State. The Illinois squad then finished the season by taking ninth place in the Big Nine meet at Ann Arbor. ymnastics 1949 Big Ten Meet I Minnesota . . . . 52 Illinois . . . . 51 Klicliignn . .. .. 35 Wisconsin . . . 6M Iowa . .. . . 4 Imliann . . . 3 UliioSt:1tC . . . ZZ john Fmg, iiifmun Scores: Illinois . . . . . . 46 EQ .Xlinncsota . .. . . 601g Nlisconsin Illinois . .. . 83 Ohio State . . . . .. -I9 Illinois . .. . 50 NIiCl1ig1lI1 Stzltt' . . . . . -I6 Illinois . . . . 50 Xlicliignn . . . . 46 Illinois . .. ... 85 Indiana . . . .. 36 Purdue . . Illinois . .. . 58 Xlinncsotn . .. .. 38 In I lQ,'1f,iI 2..f i3'fgi.IfLf',iIIl1'II,IT.1, ill1fi i5.Ai'f'1ILj,,,f.',I'EI'Ijlifii'IiIz5i1'f'i5.lln'IITLHHIQJI' 7 QL' ' F'-mk D-Wm I FQ ,un Gay Hughes Holly Echols He flies through the air with the greatest of ease Charles Pond's lirst season as head gymnastics coach was almost a perfect one. A combination of six lettermen and several outstanding sophomores led the 1949 team to five victories out of six meets. I-Iindered by injury and ineligibility, the squad lost its opening encounter but came through the re- mainder of its dual and triangular contests as the victors. In the Big Ten meet, Illinois finished sec- ond, losing to Minnesota by only one point. This was the third successive year that the Gophers had captured the conference crown. Even though Illi- nois' team failed to win a championship, two Illini obtained individual honors. These were jack Sharp, first in the flying ring, and joe Calvetti, who re- tained his title of high bar king. ln the NCAA meet, held in Berkeley, California, the Illini placed third, again being edged out by Minnesota, which took second standing by virtue of a one-half point advantage. The only Illini to place in the NAAU meet were joe Fina, third in tumbling, and Gay Hughes, second in trampoline. Sophomore Frank Dolan was elected most valuable player of the season. Iohn Pina loe Pina John Sharp Flank Dolan 44 Intramural Sports V MN ff ff, W. my 4 .1 1 A U Q 3 y f F I .,, Q xx fl X N f if KW 1 ,f K if X X jf r , 7 X M1 nf! 'x x 2' 'mlm ff f jx' XX SN r K J ' if N f 0 J l, 4' M Q ,ff ' R: 1 A ,ff Q 'X Q3-fi mx 'BN , U f Q l ,QA N . . 'N X 5 fl X X9 XX J 4, X mix K M J? ff X WW fy f N lg N ff SMX W' A f -f U J I X jf Xxx I f YJ A it I ff jf 97 X X f - H , K X if N W A A X M ' 1 ,f K .-AJNZQH ,mf W Z W Jffl F' V I ML X if ff mm wi, L 5 X I JW ' J f XWL? ix u W 'Q' ff ' J Q -H ' N ' W X J I U Wm ff W W X 1' M X J Intramural Sports Again during 1949-50, Illinois' Department of Intramural and Recreational sports has received nationwide recognition for offering the students one of the finest lXl programs in existence. This program is sponsored hy the Athletic Assocciation and organized and conducted by a crew of eight- een student managers. Led this year hy George Landis and Ted ledford, co-senior managers, and an office staff of five under the faculty direction of Allen B. lilingel. they have sponsored forty- eight varied events. The department is composed of two major divisions: the lntramural sports pro- gram. which is highly competitive, and the Recrea- tional sports service, which is composed of non- Ted Tedford, George Landis, ,renior mmmger: competitive activities and informal competitive sports. Both programs provide vigorous and whole- some competition as well as healthful recreational activities in all types of sports. They give the av- erage male student a chance to participate in com- petitive athletics, afford a natural and welcome re- lief from the daily classroom and study routine, and help to maintain the individuals recreational welfare and health. In addition, the program has become an important part of the University's campus life. The department provides a means for fraternity and in- dependent houses to compete actively in athletics on an organized basis and creates healthy rivalry along with the spirit of fair play and sportsmanship. l Sffplmfllof 7Il:H1:1gL'7I-TDP 77711 .' Bob Edwards, Dirk XY'ilson, jim I Connor Img ,ii n.',1u,ir-ui ' Inf' vnu Fred Kondzella, George Bristol, Chuck Serum! mum' Pete Palmer, john Towers, Don Falk l hlnrslmll, Nonny Bradley If:-nn! saw: Ken Sehlomann, Dirk Fogler liffxlfm fun Ifllen Menzel, iff-:tr xfmuilgcr Xl.1flJ1u,e.' George Landis .Auf-f Zg IMREC board - Top rout' Sonny Bradley, Ted Tedlord, Layo Flick, Chuck Marshall, john Leach, George Landis, George Bristol, john XVedel. Fred Kondzella Barlow mir: jack Polivka, Al Klingel, iuper1'iior,' Elmer Scholer, john Martus Fraternities take great pride in their IM vic- tories, and trophy awards for the championships are cherished. However, even more coveted is the giant trophy awarded to the fraternity with the highest point total achieved in participation during the year. This year marked the beginning of a full-scale recreational program that was designed to stand on its own and operate as an equal to the vast IM program. Because of their highly competitive na- ture, intramural sports provide opportunities for achievement only to athletes and teams that are above average. The recreational and co-recreational programs furnish fun and exercise. The only eligibility rule is that the participants must be asso- Ojirialr dub-Tap mzv: Bob Baker, Stan Freireith, Bill Mann, Howie Blum Bolrom wuz- Bob Ridley, John Marcus, fbai1'f11af1,' Elmer Scholer, Bob Moulder ciated with the University in some way. This year, in basketball alone, seven recreational tournaments were sponsored. There were the law student, navy, military units, fraternity pledge, faculty, Hillel, and general student tournaments in which 162 teams participated. Because they eliminated the strain of serious competition. the recreational tournaments were very popular during the year. Co-recreational sports, in which teams are com- posed of both boys and girls, also increased in number and popularity during 1949-50. Guided by the Co-recreational council, and climaxed by a picnic in May for all the participants, the program provided social interest as well as fun and relaxation. ... . 1 71.urAu1f,u C' I 1949 Intramural Champions Spring Semester Snimming . . . Golf....... Yolleyball . .. Basketball . . . XYrestling . .. Bowling . . . I lorseshoes singles... . . doubles. . . . Outdoor Track Gymnastics. . Alpha Delta Phi Anderson. ATU Sigma Chi Sherwood Lodge Beta Theta Pi Newnian llall lfberhardt, Phi Delta Theta llahn-Leuthold, ATO Phi Delta Theta Tau Kappa lfpsilon 648 , Softball 12 ineh . . . 16 inch . . . Badminton singles. . . . doubles. . . NI.l.N.G. Festix XYinner . . . . Volleyball . . Basketball . . . Softball . .. . . Badminton singles . . . . doubles. . . Golf . . . . . I landball singles. , . . ill ..... Sigma Alpha lfpsilon College llall Leib, Indee Platt-Roberts, Beta Theta Pi Illinois Sigma Chi Sherwood Sigma Alpha Mu Leib, lndee Platt-Roberts, Beta Theta Pi leleath, ATO Zandier, lndee doubles . . ....... Klimek-I leinian, Alpha Delt-Phi Sig Delt Table Tennis singles ....... . .XYeisner, ZBT doubles . . . Grange-Berest, Navy Pier Tennis singles . . . Ruif, Beta Theta Pi doubles . . . Bradley-Bradley, SAl'f f fi '. -Qi .9-. -Q.-,' if . I. a 1 , . .4 - K ,. Fall Semester Turkey Run Wlater Polo ....... Handball singles . . doubles . . . Football... Indoor Track ..... Tennis singles . . doubles . . . Badminton singles . . . doubles . . . VVrestling . . .... . . . Phi Sigma Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Pi Delta Phi Heiman, Phi Sigma Delt 3 Schumard-Emmart, Sigma Phi Epsilon Barons Alpha Tau Omega Glickman, SAM Barger-Corley, Lambda Alpha Leib, lndee Leib-Anderssohn, lndee Alpha Tau Qmega 1948-1949 Leaders Phi Delta Theta . . . Alpha Tau Omega .... . Sigma Alpha Epsilon. . . . Beta Theta Pi ........ . . . Sigma P1 . . ..... ..... . . , Tau Kappa Epsilon .... . Sigma Chi . . . ...... . . . . Phi Gamma Delta . . Chi 317 271 262 2-19 201 200 198 177 The INIREC Board is the policy-making group guiding lXl and recreational sports. There are also organizations of the house DI managers and a pro- test board to make decisions concerning disputes over games. All told, there were 1480 teams with 13.395 men and women participating in lKl sports last year. The gymnasiums and swimming pools of Huff and Old Nlen's gymnasium, the football SUI- dium, and University high school are offered to students for athletic supervision and recreational hours seven days a week. Thus, it is clear that the lAl program is broad in its scope of activity not only in view of the great number of people di- rectly involved but also in respect to the extensive utilization of facilities and the thousands of par- ticipating students. lllinois can well be proud of its intramural program of athletic activities. 1, , X' Q KK ' K n , ' w Xwww- 1,-5 f Q -Nz!! J, i..J ll M I 1 r Women' s Athletics XWYXQ ' lx X X WX I N W.. ,f ,, f' 'f X1 ' W1 Y f 4 iff' ff, , W X xx X 1 1 'fiix .3 X is ,A Q, if V My A cf g J X '7 fi :lilmlun ' if '1 xx f , jf ' ' . .XXX Z. ,I fgx , .U .. HN 'w X I na f e X f u X ' lfslfff' J ,af ' ..f,p.- .fy ' ' ' . J V- ? T A . I ' k K J T1 ff fs' K1 WZ 5427! K 2 K I If XM J f Yi fm - .fx 1 . ,, ' W M , xx , Q 4' X X fy! A XX I' X s. ,:Lf f ,f 2 z S ffj 1 fn 2 5 , fx , 1 ' If fu N ' WM 1 X f Vx ll if MR ff llufk, 1 KH '- ' SX N 4 N N A 2 XM 1 - X 1 j Q lg M X X 2' X. N Z ' x , I ' Wie s-.H 'QQ Virginia Metzler, pn ,rfifffzt Any xvoman successfully completing one sport season may ioin XY.,-X..-X. The school year is divided into three sports seasons, each of which has three or four sports, The XYAA. offers a complete and continual sports program throughout the year to the women students on campus. lts goal is to pro- mote good sportsmanship in addition to physical fitness. ln order to reach the interests of as many women as possible. these sports are among those oifcredz softball, basketball, badminton, table tennis, fencing, Women's Athletic Association swimming, hockey, tennis, archery, soccer, bowl- ing, apparatus xvork. and volleyball. President Virginia Xletzler is assisted by an ex- ecutive board of Mary Palcheff, vice-president, joy Biska, secretary, .Iessie Fujita, treasurerg Klildrecl Tupper, sports chairman, Betty Smith, publicity chairman, Bernadette Longaxva, co-recreation chair- man, and Frances Falcon, Terrapin advisor. This board and Xliss Joyce Booker, faculty advisor, di- rects all functions of the NY.A.A. Iivtimnt lfff.u.! --Yup von: Mildred Tuppei, Bernadette Longawa, Betty Smith, Jessie Fuiita l5ff.'fifw ri ' Frames Falt-tri, 'lm' Biska, Virginia Metzler, Mary Palchetf ,T Y? I .bn .A , 9.--. . 1 2 - ' Qu- g, - it vi 95 I .ax vp- nx a' fr- . 5 JA. ' su xyx f ,AQ fgfzn K, af-was I' .. Q. ffl!! , ' f- ,ffm ,..-.'. 4 -gf. A :fi xii ' 4.4 ,-.44-. - .14,s,L:mQ. 'i .'. f rox' W.Sf:-imi' 4' Q 44 l . 135 WV H, 'FQ' f fi '5 -0' .. .f qv- HQ , P. E. Maior lub The P.E. Major Club functions to promote so- cial and professional advancement of women ma- joring in physical education. Each year the club sponsors interclub panel discussions on the prob- lem of individual advancement in the profession. For the special benefit of the students of the School of Physical Education and any of the interested public, the club sponsors demonstrations by experts in such fields as modern dance, folk dancing, and gymnastics. The club also holds a series of tournaments in competitive team sports, in which both student x Melba Frank, preiiilmzt members and faculty participate. Six teams com- pete for the all-around sport championship. These activities bring closer unity to the women in physi- cal education and help maintain proficiency in sport skills. President Melba Frankls executive board con- sists of Lorraine Frezza. vice president, Sally Mam- men, secretaryg jane Herzberger, treasurer, Georgia Pahlow, senior representativeg Verna Krausz, junior representative, Frances McGovern, sophomore rep- resentativeg and Mary Crackel, freshman repre- sentative. Faculty supervisors are Miss joyce Baker and Miss Nancy Houston. 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Charles Long, Thore Edgern, Edwin Stone, james Mueller, Sherry Spencer, Ernest XVoodw.1rd, Frederick Ottinger, Philip Trimble, john Lowey, john Malone, Clinton Lewis, john Oden V Third mum' Herman Linder, Frank Goodman, Charles Graham, Car' Ohse, Wfilliam Hotto, john Hall, james Dickson, james Albright, Paul Lippold, Gurdon Hellwig, Roger Hansen, Robert Scott, james Andersen Semin! mug Frank Randall, Trent Knepper, Roger Loetgren, Howard Nithols, Carl Dietz, john Painter, Sid Skidmore, Arthur Franson, Edward XY'right, l'W'1n duel' ' Bottom row: Thomas Richardson, Kenneth Bergquist, Theodore Kpellstrom, Donald Miller, Robert Christensen, Richard XY'olfsberger, Robert McCr.atkcn, Don- ald Horton, Ward Nipper, Robert Brown Nat in panel: Paul Deeley, Roger Bachman t ., ff 'V f 'tx T1 xr-1, r'-1 ,iii ,f i ,fi ,-Z5 ,,f'Xs-, , f' '-x, 'K , , X , . f - ' '-452, 1, ' -1 AAA ,,......1- i U. 4 W , ,4,, ' x 1. ,, , 4 Y, ,ff -X-X' d-X,f' '-V, f K-1 f-'E-E ,fi ff-xx ,KT K fK'X,k ,- ix ,fix ,ZS-XX XZNXX 4. .-. .4 ,El L.. 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Herbert Mast, Marshall Rall, Robert Nmalt, Myrrrn Lexan, Mrrxyn HL-mutt, Daxrrl Smrth, I lrarles Rcrnrseh, Du N-rnunlwlnrn, vlrntpla Stlrulrnan. juwtxn Sugar, Huwartl Alpcr, Fred Teplrtzky Yfnrl Mn Marxrn Frretlrnan, 'Iulex Clerxlr-rn. Daxrtl Pauker, Norman Mandel, jury Srhaflner, Allan Fill-celman, jack Lewis, Nathan Brenner, Isaac Nclnml Nant-rrtl 1.4-rwwlwerp, Allurt Cullen, Arthur ltlrmtrm, Daniel tuhcn, Stanley Slmpnr. Krrf ml Mn ' Surnrrur Zrmmerman, Hrmartl Krurn, Stanley Krrlkcr, Daxrtl Cuhcn, Dr-naltl Merrlxngcr, Sheldon Srhaps, Herbert XVult, Rrtlrard Ruscngnrd, I 1 r H-rllamler, Stanluv Felrlrnan, Tlrualrrre Rmw, Izdxxartl Frnkel, Albert Gfvldsterrr lzfvlffnz rffrr. Melxrn R-rutman, Ylumnae Prrte. ,lernnn Shyman, Eelmrn Egherman, Nlrelrlun Bcrkc, Arnrrld Shlmlmk, Rrrnaltl Lexey, Gerald Lew, Srdney Frm lwurp. Tull frrlurnpus, Laurenee Srlxerman, Perry tlnuln Nw! nz jmml: Laxxreme Slrerrnan, -leraltl Frankel Lk Alph Epsilon Pi S01 East Grcgury Si Aytixe fhapterx 'Inf' Mn' Uaxltl fwlren, rrnlu 5 Rulmartl Rrfwcrrplrrl, mnrllur .ll lrnur W Sr r ffm! mir: Donal-l Mertlrnger, r Hlffr'1fI1l'r ,- Herlu-rt XVnlI', llflllzilrllll 2 nmrlrr , lif-mlm rffu Nlrel-lun Ntlrapt, mrulrr +v L'l?,V' fglrw X ..,f' Xi, 'bd ffff- -SX , f Q X F 9f ilT0.l'OT 51 Xl r wr, sr rg' -3 Q' gf. 5 ' Pi r o 'lb6aAn' Xu, ' ., . , . , , xx , X XX 1 fl X Yi t-P412 ' x.. ty! r xxx IJ I v XS. Q K IFEX, .Qs X J 'X K . V! xjtvfyl Wfilliam Morrison, L'0l7I77lf.iJ't1I',' Donald Wfalker, Crefreul edilarf Edward Kimmelshue, 1'1re noble: William Adams, noble fuller, Scott Erick- son, .ferw1.1rj,' Harley Olson, rlmplrzirl Alpha Gamma Rho 58 East Gregory 53 Active Chapters Top faux' Arthur Clark, William Martin, james Ross, Robert Osterbur, Wfilliam Griffiths, john Bigger, Ronald Meyer, Donald XValker, Glenn Hcrzbcrger, Kenneth Getz, Ralph Wlilliams, Wendell Kimbrough, Byron Boddy A ' Third row: John Almburg, james Whitcomb, Richard- Willrams, Donald Davis, Howard Bramel, Ralph Painter, Harley Olson, Ralph Hunter, Charles Beatty, Arnold Taft, Robert Craft, Lloyd XVashburn, William Dimond Serand row: Fred Killam, Roy Emory, Glenn Ioder, Oren Miles, Scott Erickson. James Robison, Russel jeckel, Merrill McAllister, Gilbert Sauer, james Stansfleld, Marvin Wirtz, William Morrison, jay Firth . . Botmm row: Francis XValker, Vlilliam Miller, William McAllister, Charles Finley, Charles joley, XV.1lter Schlichting, Wfilliam Cunningham, Charles Tumm, Hobart Hinderliter, David Ashbrook, Robinson Lahman No! in panel: William Adams, Edward Kimmelshue, Marvin Nordmeyer www! Xxx! ' lx.!l l'x.f7 xxx, llx.,f Wl , fx - IIKTXXL-Jfixxn Xfi VX 'KT .V 1 Xb fx -WV fame., w um--v v, ...am .vxmy ...gr-. A11-.nun V i. ,. .1 1 n -v Qu- -.,, ..- 1 V - Y . -.- r C - - -1- - - f- . - -,-- -e -rnmign 11 ' - t ' . :' ' -'-'ffl ' v ',w. 'mf'.'f. ,A M21 L.: 5.1, ,Hx H mn - If v - --A,-,A I, In- ,A uf X .. -0, .1,. '.ufx,?6vilw fx , -E, 1' , ',' 1 .Zf7 , f ,ff 11- f'-1 5 , ,f f ,f I ff -JI V vid J I I I ff v-In AIIHH Mnmvv 'Ifnfwr fjmvlf, Y',',v-,nv V,nrl.mfI. IN1+vIf,--l1,Im',un, I3Iw,fI X'1l'1mI.fI, 11.111 mr, Ifvfrznl, Ilulwur 'I'u.ur1Im I-:, j.1mcS M1Dfm:4IcI, Nolan fy:-wr. 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XP Q' l f .9 u4VI'PlI 5 J f- fr rr w t- a ,r -r i ?.- .A ul, .r , P' 'Gy' 1, 'n ' A 0 's .a p- v -NX i i l ff ll eg if 7 xii V-ff l . xxx rj Tap rnrzi: Nate Lorwith, prrrl f1rt',rirlr'rrl,' William Sthnirring, j1Ar'vlrft'Ill,' Rohert Votgele, fllurfgu 7r1rrrlt'i,' Hill ffonard, fnol .mrirll rfirrilrmln Bolmm ferr: lark Bergman, flmirnlrm nf rulmhilllrzllofz firmly Wilsrrrr Besant, ,nnhrl iZnrlrr11im,' Wfilliarn Sthueler, rbiijrlrrnl Alpha Tau mega 1101 West Pennsylvania 105 Active Chapters Top row: Victor Twomey, Dann Wood, Harold Lankton, james Sampson, Bill Cor-rard, Walter Volkmann, Rohert Mtflratken, Nuel Belnap, Vern litlrols, Thomas Wich, Andrew Toth, john Bowman, Robert Survant, Thomas Garrison, Hugh Cross, james Moses, james Sands, james Hallherk, Stephen Stod- dard, Donald Davis, Charles Palmer Fourth raw: Robert Peterson, Howard Bannen, Robert Vogele, Edward Mountz, David Dyer, Thomas Evans, john Prather, Louis Krantz, Rohert Bacon, jack Bergman, Carl Dieckmann, james Cottrell, Richard Schrader, Donald Weller, john Llapp, Kenneth Anderson, Ernest Moore, Donald Young Third fow: Merrill Huffman, Walter Lucas, Fletcher johnson, William Sehueler, George Bartusek, Burdette Thurlhy, ,lack Hensler, Van Anderson, Thomas Krigbaum, john Bradley, Donald Leutholcl, Wilson Besant, Lee Karns, John Mountz, Rithard Tarrant, Robert Smith I Second row: Walter Kersulis, Arthur Litchheld, Alan Farmer, William Champion, Alexander Maeplrerson, William Sthnirrinp, Nate Corwrth, Thomas Schulte, David Schmulbach William Erickson, Byron Luers, Alan Schrader, Robert Heath Bottom row: Robert Keegan, jlosef Hallbeck, joel McNulty, Gene Ward, Donald johnson, Wlayne Vieth, Robert Moore, Rirhard Nevara, Brute Frazier, Budd Kuhns, William Huber Thorpe Wright Not in panel: Frank Martin, Lyle Ellicott, William Woods, Fred Wappel, Rithard Paterson, Rodney Miller, Donald Srherwat rr f i K X , , it L ., f-.N NT, 'Tx ,...., L!! Xt If lt. X lk X' ' 1 X D' ' N. x I X., ,-,X xx xy' ff' X L ,t ' lk-, 1 I f 'X , y , , , !,f-L ,A -in ff, 1xua -f.-an..--..'..rn:..-e .,,.v-1-.vurw J.-vs--up .1Qrux-v- Y rg.. -r 'fran 1., ur . . wg 1,11 ..--f , Y ..-1-7, 143-.mLe X Ml'-url vnu fx -X I,-' 'x ff X f VX, 1' 'x I X, r x r y r X X-4 l I .10 LT. nl. I 1 wuz' Mymn XY'.1lllcn, Dalc Curtin, Stnyton Rrvclmm, Rubcrt Stull, Donal! Hcms, Rldmrd Fnglnr, Shcrwo-nd Phillxps, RVllll.lIIl Buyer, Robert Lauchner, XX'nllu.4m Allcn, XY'xll1.xm XV'ulls, Pvcrctt Smlth, Rnlwcrl Erlunrdi ' 1 If fwfr: Arrhxc frm, lnmull limbs, Rirhard Srhulti, XVh1thuld Hughes, Ca-urge Hamlm, Gcorgc XVAIIMQ, Robert Cole, Robert Bnuynn, Robert Hall, lhtrnrk Nnlvfnr, PL-tu Gruthn, XY'.xync 'lh-mms Ycrnun H-rukup, l.l-xyd lNI-unc, Rnhurt Amlrv.-wi, whrncs fuuntrynun, Ramnn Dale, Lyman Tmxcll, Mrs. Clarence Robxnson, ,lohn Jones, James Anrlrcxu, flmrlus Amlrcws, Cmrllml Pulls, Ylcrrv Krumlwlmll. 'I'lmrn.1s Pr-ll.1rd l3frr'.'f,fr1 1 14 ff ' Al'lnufU.lx Ilnrhcr, Rrrlwrt I..1nc. Rnlmrd Rrruhrn, j.1mcx Ranlcy, vlnhn Lwkcrn, james Erlwxrds, Wfrlliam Grosscr, Lovcnzo Niuhol, David Ander- wn, -hvnu Hxsln. b lrxlnu Mrurusn, Cmrxld Hnlxcy V NW: fu fumrl: Iilmcr Bula, W'1Iln.rm Arnrrlrl, Rlrlmrd lumlcr, Ruhcrt Draw, XVllln.un Murphy, Dune Stcwut, Robert Truutt, james Morgan Beta Theta Pi 302 Ent Daniel Sm Active Chapters 'lfrff :run R.rrnr1n Dlrle, :irc ,mf-1iJm1,' Elmer Bacle, rorrerponding .rec- relllll l lifrffffm Mu: Iyrmn Trrrwll, 11fsJi.!cr11,' Alchic CriQt, trcarurer 0. I X' 77 r X l7 I' arse r r N X , Hdll l call? fl 1 4 K.XxXi3T'4?i Lwf 670 f . , 17 Q ' A 1- A o ' X ' r 2 . ' A ze- , - il -f-rw.:-.wmkvi-au-Mu A A, . than X X Lt of Top row: James Lee, pledge matter: Theron Bushnell, prsridem, Paul Clevenger, hi.r!oriaf1,' Donald Harper, rerrelizry Bartow row: Leonard Martin, rife pre.rider1t,' Donald Perry, fl't'dJIl7'e7' hi Phi 303 East Chalmers 53 Active Chapters Tap raw: Richard Matteson, William Lindsay, Peter Bachouros, james Thomas, Charles Rahn, jack Elwell, john Broerman, Mahlon Bishop, XVilliam Worrell, Wright Carlow, Dale Martin, Lawrence johnson Third raw: Forrest Grossman, Lowell Crawford, Ronald Clark, Lloyd Schulstad, Bruce Cerling, Morris Tearhout, Robert XVagner, Ted Zabel, Nonrlle Barnes, Harold Pfeifer, Edwin Meents, Reid Strieby Second row: Charles Hammersmith, jay Staler, William Beach, Leonard Martin, james Lee, Donald Harper, Theron Bushnell, Donald Perry, Paul Cle- venger, Frederick Mersbach, Mahlon Nea, Herbert Sundmacher Bottom fou': jim Overaker, jack Fontana, Gerald Mathy, Harry Cumfer, Leonard Miller, Edward Beach, Reider XVatson, james Buchanan, Philip XY'1nters, Robert Lienhardt Not in panel: justin Fuelleman, Roy Madsen r-x 'iii gf of ' .- 1- 1 f- ' ..--'W-1'1r f .-'11, ' . , -,, . 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'.1r- - .iiiwf ' L A l X .Eg-N .Z f LK 523 Kwik Z KT jx! r-vfi fsxf i Top mir: Samuel Barreto, fwmu flmrlrzgm ,' jrrrge Quiios, I'jL'F prr,fiili'11l Salman Sassoon, Jm'r'un11y Bullom mir: Hlalti Einarsson, pruJ1J1.'r1!,' Charles Fischer, lfvarfrzur o mopolitan 605 East Daniel 20 Active Chapters Top raw: Alan Soflin, Samuel Lehr, Rousseau jnyanti, Charles Fischer, Thomas Logue, Milton Kramer, Gordon Stewart Third raw: Felix Quiros, Mehmet Ozgor, Daxid I.ePage, Ayfer Sal-cnrya, jose Garza, Tsutomu Arai, joseph Snvrtzky Second row: Sheldon Gersren, Levente DeWar a, David Eisen, jacob Hay a. Mohkam Sanrlhu, Vernon Pietz, Salman Sassoon, Hpalti Einarsson Boltom row: Mohammed Khan, Leon Chong, lgierbert Liralsky, Alimohamul Memon, Peter Fleischmann, Jorge Quiros, Samuel Birrreto, David Amadn No! in panel: Kheng Ang, Guy Arrieta, Martin Dubin, Alan Lubell, Roland Seeclorf, jack Wfeiler, Soli Grandi, Cirilo McSween, Edward Chalmers f f f f ,f M xx-X X W XL!! X-,fl KN KT FN ,D ,ffxf ,fav , ,ffl 1 fr -7 f -xr -- . ,ff-R., If-KX l l ', f 'fl r all I ff f un lmrrlun XV.ngruu, Allred Hutnrg, 'llmnmx P.1ul-,, .lurml Flrimd, Riclmul Mllls, M.rrtln Bunh.cm, Ruhcxl XVUUJ, C.h.ulcs lNI.ush.rll, liugcnu Kmltcn- lmfmx, Kunnuth vluncs, Rnlu-xt fnrrpwrtcr, llunalnl lfkhurg, Wfuslcy Muck, W'1llr.m1 Whllrs, Rnlwrt Kmgcry 1111.1 Mu lkrynmml Lukcn, rlmrlus K.rw.l, Inhn Shun, 'lulm I7.m, Rulmrd Kuniggfcld, Thomas Bfmrd, Wfrlliam lirrrcll, Edward Strcul, Bcnudlct Slglusmn, lilflwurt Nutr, XV1llr.rm Hulrncx, XVllll.1m Klup.1r, bc-fllgc Rumlwyll, -lulnn Puun, Alvln Srlmdc lffml run J H.mrlrl Vmx, H.rynuS Bulmut, j.ry Sturm, junci Mnluttkl, Lnrl Swenson, HcrbcrlSp1crlinpg, -luhn Linrlum.1nn, Gf:0rgcjU1'gcr1Scn, Funk Dantz, f.nl i...lturnu.mn, lluulrl Rudlrm, Hmm-r Iw1wt4rr.rkm, 'I'l1cndmc Slndck, XY,IlllJlIH Arcnbcrg hr m vnu: ,nk rrrnmcr, XVuIh.m1 S!nm.rxl, XY nlll.m1 FI.rth.1u, Xvullgnng Bnlxcnl, 'I'hum.1s Huuhcs, XV.nrcn Muck, Robert Gallnglrcr, john SLlll1I.l4,liCf, l H A l'll lllp Flvck, Arthur 5.4-krrwn, liwgur fmxxlurd, Rrvhcrl Nllllnm N f nl jfrunl: Ilan Smwiur, Rwlwrt Iimmnx, XVnll.ml lrllltl, linlwcrt l3.unum, M.:lvrn Beagle, Eugunu Hansen, Mcrtun Klcmm, Ruhurt Lung Delta Chi l l I l Snulll Fll'Sl ltw Antlvc fll.1DlL'l'9 lffff mu: llcvhurt Nprurlrrw, uw .wx Lfurrgu jorgcnxcn, zur' fum:- ' rl.ul 1 liffllffm mn' W'llll.m1 Klnrmr, lfrnlrlmflllfllg vllrrlrlryg f.rll Cmlur- mum, 1u.1l1nrvg vluhn llmlnnmrmn, jmrllfurl -.1 xx A I V! ll rj. J 1 Q, k A r fl, ,li i QB' I' rr L. if f '1 A .rf J 44 -Q N N N X x N X ex l. l f ,gg , D XF' '. XR '.1r okXv' 'N ell- 'G ' XXX 755 if A A 7? ' 1-.1 G ,' 7 ,I r fa If 'z ,v Te. X31 'l g X J X gfi if Top row: Ronald Foell, fmmnerf Howard Foell, lmure manager Ballom row: Xvilliam Welcli, Fifa preridentf jim Savage, preyiderzfp Charles Smith, Jmwlizry Delta app Ep ilon 902 South Second 50 Active Chapters Tap Igouwl ,lolijn Tomassene, XVilliam Bokman, Howard Foell, Daniel Branigan, Charles Reitsch, james McNecly, XY!illiam Wfeleh, William Lamb, Ronald Foell, anie Ro err Third row: Bradford Barber, Charles Grimm, Richard Blake, Paul Robinson, Keith Campbell, Robert Black, john King, john Wfaterstreet, Harold Armstrong, Oliver Mann, Richard Peritz. Wfilliam Layer Second row: Donald Lightner, Charles Smith, Robert Kirby, Alexander Mackimm, john Townsend, james Savage, Mrs. F. Orton, Thomas Hostettler, john Kittermaster, Richard Dieterich, Kenneth Pearce, Edward Morrissey Bottom l:0lQ.' hgames Brewster, james Vandevcr, William Toerpe, joel Roach, Lloyd George, William Grafke, XVilliam Turney, Grover Foote, Peter Ayres, Ric ar ast No! in panel: john Penn, Wlilliam XVinkler, Howard XVeldon, Frederic Grossmann, George Mead, Lee Albertson, Frank Fopeland X in il of LJ t l ' Flk,,, X X.,fi f l l l I-777 I- HIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII Il I 1 II II II II IIIII X IIIIIII IIII, IIIIIIIII II-III-,IV IuII',IIII IIII.-.4 IIIIIII I III-IIIII, IIIIII.I'II SIIIIIIII-, I':.1rII: IJISIIIIIIIIII, Alllwn Auuur, lingers j.1uIIIwII, Roy Slhuk fI II II I I x IIIIIIII NIIIIIIIIII, IIIIIII IIIIHII. IIIIIII MII IIIIIIII If I If I II I' I XI III IIII II I I II I UIIII ICI II.IIII I'I.IIII-III, I:I.nIII IIIn:III, IIIIIII I5uIy.IIII4 IJIIIIJIII HIIXIII, XVIIIIIIIII SnI.IIILy, fum' IJULI II I I II II I I IIIII, XKIIIIIIII INIIIIII, IIIIIIIIII XYIIIII , AIIIIII l.IIIIlI-IIIII IIIIIII YIIIII, I.:-.IIII IIIIIIIIII, IIIIIIII IIIMIIUI, IIIuIIIz- HIIIIIIIJII, RIIIIII I'41LI-I, II.IrI.m fmnu, Axllu IIuI4lIus, llfnlxcrl III! II I III I II IIIIII I I ,I I. II I I V , ,IIN -4, I II III fu fIImIl IIIII IGIIIIIIII I IIII INIIIIIIIII I'IIII vI'IIII, 1 Imlnll, IIIIIII-I IIIIIMIIII, fm I1.fI IIII, II II IIIIIIII ll :III I I I IIII I IImm.m. IIIIIII I l'I II III, Iwml IlI,1nfu,n1,' I npr' - Delta Phi IUOH NIIIIIII I'IIIIIlII l'- AIIIII IIIIII-lux I,IlnI1a HL I ulg ll,III,InlIIIlI1-, I 1 ,fl-' A S, ff V I 7 V lf' I 'If I I I . ,- 'T I I' I 'II' AQ I I I ,, .i Vina! if I- I I., I I I at-x XXI I X ..g,'.'.'g. ,I . ff.-' I , l I ff! X X x X ,ffl X lr in ff, I T IXN if x2 MJ f -i 11-n-.....v-.4iL1l.-vu 1 1.-1-1 n fa X to .kx il lf f': r, k 'E f ,XX r X N - F, K, 9 , xyxx rl. If f 'I T011 rurzf H.lIry Allen, lrr'r1r1n'w',' Robert l..1rwn, Nr: lrrrrnftrllf Al- muur Titus, prvrrrlrrrly Xvllllllll Brerlwaum, jrltrlgu fmrrlrrr Boffvm roux' Hamlnl Bmmlenburg, rr'rfr'lruj,' farl Falk, lun! frrrrl rlurzlf Richard l.I1llll.lFI, filurlyr lrrrmlrruf Delta Sigma P111 106 East Daniel 75 Active Chapters Top row: Durward Smith, William Beyer, Lee Lipson, Dale johnson, Wlillrrrm Mueller, Ronald Guild, Dnnrrltl Falk, fharles Gr.rlr.rrn, 'llrrrmaw Nrtlmls, Robert Anderson, Herbert Plews, Thomas Beling, Donald Grzesiek Third row: William Bierbaum, William Kirchhofer, Richard Cremley, Richard Brennan, Nllfalter Llarke, Lawrr.-me Bastian, Theodor-e Ilestlr, Oscar Klamur, John Somers, jerry Dorn, William Westerbeclc, William Davis, Leo Maguire, George Flower Second row: Cecil Baylor, Robert Rice, Robert Black, Robert Hedgcock, Harold Brandenburg, Harry Allen. Carl Falk, Robert Larsrrn, Robert l.rntlstrrrrn, Waite Czarnik, William Dembski, Armour Titus, Donald Freebarrn I Bottom row: Martin Berutti, Richard Metz, Harold Huebner, Richard Swanborg, Richard Stockbarger, Dean Clabauglr, Rrclrard I.itlrn.rn, Lester Nettersrrnrn, George Parenti, Robert Jensen, john Georgeson, james Van Praag, Richard Moody , Not in panel: Earl Antrim, Lyman Heller, Bruce Penwell, Harold Rasrnussen, George Wear, Roger Williams, Eugene Wfrmlthy R lr 1' r-1 rm rr- an x -df ,fa K ,S Z-N. I-X, I xx K, -Y. Y, , ffw. , F Xi f x rf, ir ,i . ,r D L xiii- 1 ii , X , , gi ii Y . . 1 1 lusu, l711n.1l1I Ntuu1s11 1 I wk 1 1 1 p wpy lDu.1l1111, XX1ll1111 P11 1 1 U 1 1 x 111u1L 111111 l1111111, I.11k YI 11 Lx M1 1 I 1 1 L11 1 L MIM P4111 Hmxr. u111 XX1 11 Lx x1111111I U l1111ul1I111, XX1lI11111 Il Liu -0 --S 1, ,HA A'L7x it ir .....S' N ..f, X-'kj px 1 f -Nl If XXV ,f Xl f '70 Q' 4 Ki fir em ,A Z 1 X Q-' X-I. 4, 5 X xxzi lf' V Robert Smith, wrml rlu1ii11ml1,' Dean Davis rlru fiiuiftltfllp l.t4l:1ntl Kreid, i'1nli1u,tg tlnllinlmz Delta Up ilon 312 East Armory 69 Active Chapters Top raw: Delwyn Tanney, Richard Turner, Robert Gaiswinkler, Rex Smith, Willard Avery, Daniel Snbino, Theodore Sanko, Merritt Finney, Leland Kreid Edwin Christiansen, Frank Menagh, Richard Wangerow, john McNamara Third row: john McEnery, jack Staulfer, Delmar Bone, Gilbert Fennre, Robert Welch, Clarke Dexter, john Forssell, Robert Cox, Charles Vial, Edgar Wfilks Russel Viehman, Robert Smith, Rosario Gulizia Serond row: William Spooner, Robert Freitag, Daniel Stoolzey, Clifford Waibel, Donald Shaw, john Lecmon, Keith MtHenry, Wfilliam fledcrherg, Dean Dgixis jack Ritt, Robert Twiss Boltombrow? Tolrn Harris, Robert Potter, Daniel Edwards, Thomas Joyce, William Cooper, Richard Smith, Corwinc Duckett, james Neal, Robert Rithmontl Ro er! rusa Not in panel: Paul Cation, Ray Pierobon, David Dietemann, Donald Dietemann, Harry Grieve, Harold McFarland, Lharles Goldman, Sherwood Kains Richard Bogart, Walter Schroeder, Charles Thorsen, Eugene Ziegler, Robert Short t x J t xx 1 f tx f ,i Xxx! X gf if gf xg ll ll X--y Z XFX fi, A If'-X-, K-XXX lf'-xxx ff-Ne, Q , f,-, r I R ' ' ' . 1 n11.1vL1n--vmnim-11uu1117.4v1m-ui'.' t 2 4 f. ,A r I I , 'N I r N I - - ' f ' f ' 'r-' f Rx-- 'mn f 5 ur -ut ,ur ,A ,X p ,xx ,X 'lhff mu ' Peter Peterson, Xxfayne Ellmtt, Rubcrt XY'1lli.xms, -IJHICS Shuger, R0n,1ls.l Mitchell, john Binglmm, Robert I.0ltz, Domld W'ilken, Donald Hunter, Ge-vrgu Curtms. Qulntnn Elliott, Rnbert Hcltsley IIHJ wh - Omen Smith, Rnlvcrt Dmx ney, Norman Vngen, Clarence NVilson, P.xul Finkenbinder, Robert Teal, john Albin, Robert Henninger, Rnberl Thompson, Hunltl Gunther, jo Ashluugh H Srwml mu .' xYllllI.ll'Tl Pxtkett, Perry Mcflellmnd, Ruger He-mkcn, james Holbert, Philip Edgerlcy, john Stuff, Mcrwyn Llnditrom, Arthur Rusenbergcr, XVill:.1m Hustuttcr, Charles Martln A f Bfflfffm mn: Ruger Mohrrnan, H.1rtf-lrd lrydcr. -luhn XYYICI, Arlan Scheldenhelm, Norman Madison, Donslcl -lcnsen, Bennett Roadhouse, Glenn Holmes, D-Jnxld Nlewalll Nur nz p.mpl.' john Alwbutt HOU XVcst Pcnnsylvnnxl 1 'Y Actue lklmpters l'i Ruger Hemkcn, ,fsfr:fmg.' Phnllp Edgerlgy, bnriuerf nlalmgrfq Merwyn f Llndatmm, :nf pverldwllp john Stu , pnwnlsni LJ'l-I FQ!! rel ll NNN? 1, 'N f A If 'tif' lr X ' Q. X' R l l l 0 i l Q.. tj 5 l ',, ,f' R. R XIX I K N wmv L X ' 4 7 : A 'If Q9 lwyxx 4 ' A ,- nf' 1'9 , ,ll CD' il Y a NX , rr y .P ,ul Yl:'i.'1 , ' nu, ' ' WJ i I ,Tgp,rqzq.' Clark Price, exfbeqzrv-r,' Robert Elliot, keeper Batfom rozzu' Donald Ryder, zfrre polemarchp David Ford, pole- 7?ll1lL'b,' Lou Irons, Jlmlegzzy K ppa Alpha Psi 107 south Third 82 Active Chapters Tap raw: Robert Greene, Fernand Fortier, Paul Daniels, Charles McDaniels, Ronald Machen, David jones, Dudley Emmons. Robert Lynn, joseph Mitchell, Walter Benson, Clifford McCoy, Earl Frederick, Wilbur Tuggle, Theodore Robinson, Elmus Norris, Emory Luck, john Simmons W Second row: 'George Hickman, Robert LaRue, Clarence Britten, john Davis. Harold Brandon, Donald Greenlee, Amos jones, Edward Gibson, Ronald Stewart, 1 john Yeatman, Thomas Floyd, Leonard Davis, Donald Stevens, Willie Marion l Battorrz row: Louis Irons, Clark Price, Rudolph Thomas, Donald Ryder, David Ford, Robert Elliott, Lucian Garrett, Thomas Shcrard x ' fi , , , ' 1 ' . , A W, ,D L lil' 1 , . K, ut ., A xr, X. X X X 'X uw, xw,., f . ,rf ,. -f-X f'Ax In fi, ,fx tx ffxx - X fxx !,'-X, ,XS V Z-5 'I th rw: Cwrd-rn XY'hrtt1uld, Funk jnhnwn, Donald Krng, George C,unnrngh.1m. Dnld Kcnnctly, Robert Fnx.1ll, Charlcs fuuntiss, Dun Cmne, Edwucl Fmntutrt, Rnynwnd Cmmcr, Stuart Hcltfrrch, Richard Paul, fiharlcS johnmn, Huw.1r'd Brown 717ml vfu. Fred Alnhn, D-vn.1ld Pylrs, Hmmrd Neubcrg, Henry Uhlenh411p4 Clmrlcs Iimrg, Thcudore Bayler, Richard Herthur, Edward Rcthcl, Roger Stein- umbcr, Cwdrrcy Duke, ,Kuhn Yerlcnticn, XY'rlham Hurzxtnck. Paul Srscn L. ml' ffvu: 'Ihr-'ti-vra Andcrwn, XY'11l.urti Kunncy, Hunld Mrles, -hmm Humphxtys. 'I-110171.15 Brown, Philhp -hmcs, Rrthard Auifahl, john XVUGJ. Gcurge XX'r1:ht, ,T-.wph Fenclun. Altrcd Guuld, Adgm Pxuntkx, Garland Smith lifffffn: vnu 5 XY'1IIl.xn1 Mvzvcr, jf-hn Huckul, Nnrm.1n Stcrngrabcr, Robert Lcmcrsal, Khxrlcs Abbott, Jnmei Abbott, Vincent Lasfuius, Kenneth -lawbs, Roger 5 fnvcntrv. Luwrs M.1rk-mx N rf m fuutl, Sun Rulwrur. Gcuruc Hnng.rsr.1n, john XY'.1!v:ra, john B.1kcr, XV1lli.rm Smith, Rimhartl Ngmtz, John Flobcrg, XY'rlli.1n1 C.u'.1nnugh pp Delta Rho 1110 South Second 21 Atmc Clmptcrs -lnhn XYHIUJ, fmf1.lrnl.' Gcnruc XYrxght, fvluihgr r11.m1vg XVxllz.nn Herz' xtwtk, .wrlaf rlr.urr11.m, R1th.1rd Aushlhl, III: pftvlrirrll NX X. A , Q X. ff, XX Y fl N3 X Xt r: 4 Q., NJ X.fg fx QF' ff so ,X ,W X , 1' .jf fo X 5. Xiuiiarf - Kaz: 13,1 'JC ..,:. 3-'ov-3 - 1: lk Q X 4 l X 'Jsfl-.ray ' i X . 1, I ff I f ,A f , fi f Q P iX.xtX fe!! I u Top row: Edward Danielson, tr'o.f1rnwr,' XVilliam Laurie, .recretafyf Kent XVestrate,'Jorn1l cbiilrmrifl I A Bottom row: Edwin McLean, 1'lL'E fU't ,iltfz'lll,' john Stroud, prerlderzl ppa Sigma 212 East Daniel 118 Active Chapters Top row: joseph Dichtl, Duane Rowe, Wayne Nast, Curtis Maier, john Locke, Frank Hunt, john Anderson, Robert Rosendale, john Znlvinski, jack Ronchetto. Richard Berry, Fred Ockerlund, Donald Clooney, Robert Blodgett, Richard Smith, Roland Keller, Roger Xvilbrandt, David Ziska Third row: Robert Lawrence, Fred Berry, john Compton, john Megran, john Metzger, Albert Hale, Richard Everhart, john McEwen, john Thomas, Eduard Danielson, Elvin Riley, Alan Lawrence, Albert Gravenhorst, Richard Scheer, jack Belshaw, Donald Baldus Second row: Francis Sullivan, Charles Atwater, Fred McCarthy, Thomas Chamberlain, Robert Applegate, XVilliam Frazier, XVilliam Laurie, Edwin McLean, john Stroud, Kent Westrate, john Wood, jack McQuillan, Stanley Hone, Charles Davis, Robert Dwyer Bottom raw: Richard Openshaw, William Clinard, Donald Dodds, Arlen Large, Robert Meyer, Ronnie Reynolds, Richard Lane, Donald Clinard, Duchess , William Hamel, Paul Taylor, Laurel Cooley, Richard Caile, Thomas Smith, Patrick Fleming No! gn panel: hRichard Gustafson, Peter Pasek, Paul Ziegler, james Everhart, Glen Krieg, Richard Mclielvey, Xvilliam Loranger, Donald Yeager, Roy Zarhock, tuart Coc ran A fx X If-ix Z-Xi ,Z-is ,f-xx ,X-xxx I If-xx Xxx X xxx I., , , ,, .N ,.- Y ,ff K vf, 1 , '-x fn gf' I -'S-. V ,fkx ff-Xxx, ,fix R 'fix ff-X fix ff-xxx X X ' x llrnr Ruger X I rffzv: Lruorgc 54 r ffm! vw' 11 Iirffxf XY'rlwn. Brll R lrfv frrr: Edwdrd Trrnwcncnrlrxl. -luhn f'l.xytnn. R-vlwcat Corley. Kcnnutlr Bulky, R.1c Smith, Emxl Klingsnfus, Glenn Ekman. ,lnhn Inrrnbright, Paul oncs 'crlcy -Inn S-huldt. frrrl XY'.xl1lcn. Iidwdrd Prrslrngcr, .lamcs Muller ,lnnrt-s Stlxculcr. Carl ffrddy. julm Trumbull, Donald Bryan, Louis Fanning, joseph Lambright, Robert Uhlir, Richard Curley, Richard Luermore XY'cst.xll. Crcnrgc Renhmer. -lulxn j.1l1nkc, james 'I'lmn1g1s. Ernest S.l1w.1m R4-burr Hmm. john Errtkwn. Iiduqnd Bukmsky. XV1llr.xm Knlingcr. Glenn Grmsc. Edward tcnck. Ralph Smyk.1l. Wxllmm Stallrnnn Hwrold ulmrds, Funk Burger, 'lynn lfurcman, R.lu Nuhls .Ink Rntkc. Rnhcrt Lcnclc, -Luk Lyntlz. Dwrght Bnkv.-l. -l.lITlCS Hnnnagnn. John Vrln Sghcltumrl. Kenneth Paulson. Dun Memlcr, Gcurgc Derhs Rntlmrd Lnuxc. Lrrncx jnlrns-an nz lnwsls Anth-rny Amy, Burton Carter, W'1lli.1m Todd. Riclurd Dupre. Richard Knnout, Paul Klein. Wfrlber Srmmons, Wfrlbert Stfvccker, Donald Mrller Ruwell Plnppi. Rrtlmrd Reynolds. Robert Dehmluw, Lharlo Young, George Mcgginson ,nl ff-11 Lambd Chi Alph 309 East Armory l-I3 Active Chapters lfrp f 14 .' Crlcnn Grwsic. un' l7vLvlrflV1l.' Xwllllhllll St.1llm.1n. 1FL'lL'lrlY'J',' .mlm .1 'c, rnrlvnzu tlmnnlrlrl fr :mr 1 ' - w.n nc' A1 ,' . 1 Nmv '.1 1 tu! gp KX l ,-'V ,PX ,rj ,S f X x 1 l f If Us 'O- 3. I 0- 3- 0- Guru x v ll. ff A ' . .ff if f L, . r .lbw a K ' Q A! V- frm- lu Q 4 1' X t , V U 1: , , x 'N if Calif Y l . L' g ,A if f C, ll 3,44 jf 5 V X!! Top roizx' George Landis, :we fllivicltillff Charles Xvaters, warden Buzlom rows. Richard Wfatson, fmzizfm-,' john Brearlcy, pia,wdml,' john Wfeiss, ,ref1'Ufi1ry Phi Delta Theta 110 Active Chapters ' i Top row: Charles Downs, Joseph Mohan, Robert Sullivan, Harvey Andersen, Frank jory, john Schrepferman, Gerald Melahn, David Gullette, Roy Van Bus- kirk, Keith Baumann, Robert Sonderskov. Bertram Wagner, Thomas Brown, Lorenzo Morris, Wayne Ashby, Henry Price I ' Fourth ww: William O'Byrne, Richard Watson, William Sullivan, William McMahon, Charles Waters, Gerald Johnson, Oakleigh Adkins, Wlilliam DeWitt. Ted Beach, Robert Ingels, john Swisher, Karl Erickson, William Bunting, Donald Moore Third fow: Robert Driver, David Woodward, John Mavor, Elmer Scholer, George Landis, Wood Sudbrink, Ted Kemner, John Brearley, Jack Child, Whiyne Eberhardt, Gerald Brown, Richard Burrell, David Bechtold, john Weiss, Robert Downs , Second raw: Charles Boerio, Carl Magnusson, Herman Hokamp, Robert Ragland, Thomas Harrington, Thomas Scott, Thomas Stilwell, james Bunting, Donald Irvin, George Shapland, Milton Brown I Boilom raw: Edward Hynds, Ronald Gunn, 'Charles W:-1gstaH, Frederick Lawson, Albert Lenz, George Lynch, Thomas Mills, Peter Clarke, Patrick Foster ' Nat in panel: Frank Amsbary, Don Anderson, Hubert Dodds, Ralph Fletcher, jr., Gene Meyer, Stuart Roberts, Leon Sheldahl. 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T X-1v4.l24QL, 'N l K li' .K via if 1 X Y I f X x L1 X wx x t vb' f , f :Lf -r l x l Ti i' Qt t .X Q6 gf 'x,f 4,- - Top row: Donn Kemble, rife pre.ri.1'e11f,' Fred Lindstrorn, rarovding 56571211 ry t h Vu Botlam mzr: Howard XVallin, prsJ1i1'eni,' Matthew Senn, rwrs.fpm1.11r1g .fecretl1rjr,' john Droste, rrraxnr.-r Phi K ppa Psi 911 South Fourth 54 Active Chapters Top naw: Robert Stendel, Xvarner XVhitneyi Robert Doehler, Ri-:hard Erley, Robert Droste, XVilliam Vohaska, Richard Pavvlak. Richard Christiansen, Donald Thormahlen, Verner Page, Thomas Heavey, Donald Erskine. Roy Scttergren. Daniel Reese, james Hill Third row: john Schmuckal, William Hagen, Allen Helm, Arnold Merbitz, Albert Tate, Don Kemble, Harvey Slaughter, Fred Lundstrom, Charles Koehn, john Hemwall, Wlilliam Driscoll. Thomas Hall, Gerald Hill Serom! row: john Droste, Thomas Benner, james XY'ard, W'alter Hagen, XVallter Osterkorn, Robert Baker, Donald Hevvson, I-Inward Yfallin, Keith Fuller, Harold Lindahl, Matthew Senn, Fred Goss, Allan Trelease Botlam Y01l'.' Franklin Sekera, Daniel Peterson, Kenneth Schlomann, Donald Taylor, Yfilliam McEldovvnev, David McFall, Bruce Colvin, james Killpatritk, Laurence Shappert, Kenneth Dunnivant, Donald Buske, Bruce Harrison Not in panel: ,lohn Shugart, Robert Malrnsl-ty, Gerald Reichard, Prentice Bfarshall. Edward Collins, Andrew Fav, George Sibons, Robert Hollensteiner, joseph Vernasco, Wlayne XY'oltman, Ralph jeangerard, Chester Craft, Thomas Tiearnev, Steve Sucic f - ' ' ,fi , v - v ' 1 1 ,' r '-' T 1 X TN V! 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Alum, Ulmer Dznrnmnnd, 'Ilwrnu H,xg,m, XX':ll1.1n1 H.rlxm.r, XX'nI11.1m 'llunzlrpx-nn, Gene Buulck, D.rnreI H.ansHn f 1 XXr1l1,am M-Cnmrgsl. ,I.rrm-X Hatterxlu, Stephen Nnpner, Ldwud H,-,rlug Cnlln-rt Henry, Ruger Purdy, john Ilrnrelwn, Hugh Huber, Robert Horter, -.ern N Vl .nn s Dunn f 1 RMI-err R.rur1--rm, Rnlmrri Iyxxue, H-nurd R-fuker, he-urge Rrne-, Ilexlwert K-uellxng, -l.m1eG Reeder, Richard Relnhle, f'h.lrles Keener, Ronald Ilrvlr I Nu R'LtHrmlU H r B In 5, -mm Def, HJ ' .1 ., 1v:.u, cr Q ,I ! r . .-Xllwrv I,-me. UUAIA RINO' RUN!! Fxnhmk' Rmlrwu' Smrth, Rulmr-1 H-vlirher, XY'.1rren Brown, julrus Cnrrubm, George MuGinn Phi K ppa Sigma R14 E.lNfCl1.1lI'l'ICl'S I5 Artur fhapters III nu H,m.rn, Hifi., Nrrnrrd mrmwexrer, Rurlmrd Hulnher, l'hl.'.1, Il U Purdu. .I!f'l.1, HMI wrnutu, Cvwfrgc Mrfnnn, flfrllffrl 1, 1 A. .Q x ,...y r 1 ,xx X. M . J, I. -- '-N., fb R X ! xxxxx X x xg R , X X1 v . . 7-' rf . , . ., 1 'tra Wh Lfix' 3 V1'5Y 2L1 'I .,,. .,. '4 I ' . -x f L .-Qi 5 X ,I , r X ' .. R, V ix ,J A YL . ., '-112' '- ,-. 5 4 ', 'X 4, 4 . ,fn ina. f- , 45 ' v , A A T L L7 .1 Z.. F f J r I-. . 5 f. . 1 I -ff-XX' , 1' af' K ver , 4 E L1 2 v 4 9. i?Rvs-- rlrig,-, . -X. If-9 ,. '- g?' rf ,Max f .N V, WEe. .'.f, ,' is . 0- 'O O ,f i ' ln. -E? 'I' v fb v if KT : q xv S xg, sf- 5' i ,R if V f K Serond foul: Kulat Bottom row llllill mi .ta ,S .G ,ere fi ,wa 5 New --V.. :mv gn-r ,-4 ---5 u-Q ,vu .-un .-an -1 -- - -w -1 -1 'Q '? -s -Q Q! + 1 i o-.4 Tup 1-uw: Milton Steiner, Mrs frf'r'ride11!,' Williani Groundwater, .ferre- ILIIJ' Bfilmm noir: l-larry Lash, f7IEJfdt'I1l.' Kenneth Dittmer, rmulnm- Phi K pp Tau 402 East Daniel 60 Active Chapters Top row: Steven Smith, Robert Kotlarz, Leslie Bishop, Wesley Peterson, Robert Silverman, Walter Link, Albert Miglin, john Eliason, Donald Brown Third ww: Eugene Leucht, Erwin Fox, Peter Willis, Earl Keating, WiIIian1 Logan, Kent Meyers, Ray Brown, Charles Hammond, Paul Dunning George Walthius, Gilbert Banks, Kenneth Dittmer, Milton Steiner, Harry Lash, William Groundwater, Donald Peddycord, Marcus Folis, Harold .' Richard Marple, Edward McArdle, Robert Paus, Harry Tsokos, Harold Fitzgerald, Richard Edwards, james Eaton, Robert Foster ,fix X2 ix,jH X- fx- ,fi fx -'51 V -'-X, f X, fix ,,f 'XxX ,fi 1 fr vln J Hcrhurt XYuncbcr:. Hurt-fn Dx.xm--nd, Burton Knlz. Arn-wld Fcrlcrnmn, Bcrnnrd Hnlpcrn, Harold Kaplan, Hcrbcrt Frlcplmzxn, joseph Sonncnlvld, Bert Gnldrn, Al.1n Lorne, Marvin Lmthader, Marvrn Srlvernmn, Maynard Seidmun, Burton Bsbetch r 7lwJ vnu Mluxnc Drk-n, Dmid Epstmn, Dun Trrllxng, Srvmour Gordon, Rnhurt Lrpschullz, Mclvm Letchrngcr, Samuul Berger, Sheldon juuhs, Floyd M.m1l-rw, Mnrtrn Vrgnn, .I-vwpl1 Mntz, Ted Lmctf, Arthur Hurt .Mrffrzrf Mu x Durmlnl Gnuld, Selwyn Blum, Ernest Stuckal, D.1vid Goldstuin, Pcrry Lerner, Norman Lynn, Harvey Suhnldkrnut, Sngmund Skolnick, Drck Kopcl, Arrhur Llllcn Iifffnfrn vffn -lcrrx Rahrn, Rnlmrll l lcrm,m, N.1tl1.1n fuhen, Edwin LEv1t.m, .E-jw.1rd Friednun, Richard Baldwin .N ' su p.u.rl' AI.xn C1-fldcn, Dun! Hurnmn, Mzrwn bkully Phi Sigma Delta 706 XVest Ohio 24 Active Chapters 'fwfr jffu: Pcrrv Lerner, nrwz.1:jp.' Selwyn Blum, fllilllbil' .11 l.n,Qe,' Igrncit Atulkql, ,vermfv nznrzlnr, D.1x'1d Gnldstun, lvrruznu lifllwrrz wn : Nurmnn Lynn, ,lmlzrllulg Harvey Schlldkraut, :nu fm-:il rluzl I. 14 ly j l ,fo ,Vg !'!'a I J A . 1- 1 If Ax .fi fr, I w 1' J' 1' If yf K --f V Y 0 I- 5 C Q A., l Z , lr l lk I, l X f f r l r 69 2 '5 K M wx JI X X i ff he F Y' - X7 l f 'ls' , ' x K 4, :-, Xi xxx! K 5 U l x l K Ng- ,Fixx fe '- ff' 4 r X, W ,H 7-fx X Q Q r Top wuz' Donald Nish, lVE11J'IHL'7,' Robert Piper, mflving tlwziv'mm1.' Richard Price. .re'C1C!r11'J Bottom faux' Theodore Parker, rife pr'f',ririw1I,' Clarence Hinderer, pini- dunf: joieph Gauger, rw11n11rr.1r' Phi Sigma Kapp 100-I South Second 61 Active Chapters Top raw: Robert Druley, Lynham jones, Lawrence jurak, Theodore Kontos, Michael Turner, Paul Brothers, Charles Ulrich, Kenneth Mcdearis, Benton Odum Ray Allen, William Morgan Q Thin! ww: 'Joseph Werner, Harold Mayotte, Sheldon Frank, Robert Rylowicz, Anthony Bittman, Lee Herwig, Wfalter Phster. Don Smith, Henry Blackwell Loren A pers Second rol1g:P Wfilliam Wlelch, David Kramer, Robert Piper, Richard Price, Donald Nish, Clarence Hinderer, Theodore Parker, joseph Gauger, Richard Rczanka Dona earson Botfomhrngli john Swirkard, Robert Srch, Charles johnson, Kenneth Boub, XVesley Harm, james Berkovec, Charles Gardner. john Alperc, Thomas Hallman Jo n iott V Not in panel: Howard Broom, Lynn Lynch, Thomas Stewart, joseph Phifer, Arthur Vyse, Edward Spengler, George Leonard, Arthur Lotz, james Schater gf Lf X-J XJ XX-J gy gf X-J 'X-f Cs, C, A , 1 x X f r 1 X f X ,' .' xo i ,K-XXL, f Y 'C 7-ni kfhkil' v.7Q.f'1. 2 'Y2'1 .' gi'-lin-'L i'k1 - 'l Lr :TEXT 17st, f 5'ell f 111' .-bil -ms-1 f l 'Win mv tg fl 1 rg!! QQ 4x ! ' 1 A -Q ,lv a . .om '47 ivbn 5-fy .., xx 'YZ 43.3 '54 ' ' f - - '-X ,f-xx , ,ff-XC, Y ,ZX N - it ,f-XX' 5-A Z-X X X ,X lf, I rf' fm .' XVilliam Sicxcking, Rex NY'l11tul1ur5t, Rxrlmrd Skogslu-rg, jack llmvxhcr, josuph Cvawrunski, Donald Lovclcii, Roger Brown, Robert Thelandcr, Ralph Rrthards, George Heck, Guy Packard A Q I I Inn! vffll R-:burr C.h,rmhcrs, john Palandcth, Lexcrctt Anrlqrson, Lncorgu Duermng, Donald Whcscnwan, Armcr Swanson, Donald Wloodward, Wllllam Living- xr-rrr, W'1ll1.lm jatltwn. George XY'cntz xt. nj rffu : Karl Roarlm, Rol'-urt XY'yll1u, XYnllr.1m Martin. Raymuml Gulhin, ,lambs McC1irk, Donald Lirwin, Herbert Sullivan, Richard Mrller, Robert Hallock, Earle Chcznutt, XVrlh.1m Srmon Ii :nm ff-11 5 Norrnan McGirk, Roger Wlmizeski, Harold Baker, Kcnneth Mules, Wfayne Prwsler, Charles Martin, Robert Wold, james Miller, Keith Kahle X .' nz fungi' XY1lh.zm Sands, Kent Morgan, XYnlh.1m Nclison, john Sarlor, john Hurdcr, Donald Anderwnn, Charles Bowsher. David Campbell, Fred Rehagen, Auuoxt Stwr, D-'vrmld Matlcarv. Donald Rcxrrhul, Erncit Straub, Norman Lucas Pi K ppa Alpha 102 East Chalmers '35 Active Chapters 'lop v fu' lJou.4lrl l.lINXIl l, 1159 1m'riJwll: Rlfllard hlrllcr, lmulfluur lift!!-'ru von ' lanmni Mtfyrrk, !1rlffm1r1,' Hurhcrt Sulllvan, jmflrlrul ,D AV Fi ,.--hx ix .X A R or ,fin ffl X l ll an ,T xx:- M 4' 035. X .Af Q 9'f 913 A U stef A f fir X-r I . it -. . , -l' t is l i, I ' fS'w,ru p N NI .si 1 -gg up Q1 l , ,int -S, 3, ll, 'Ulf' f X as-1 X .A r I l L 1 , KX ,fi rf f l X , 'gyg fx.f' J Top raw: Edward Spcrr, ubaplairiq George Walker, hirioriazz I I Bottom row: Robert Kieres, preuden1,' james Brill, .vwfetrzf-y,' Wfilliam Shaw, Iremflzrer' Pi Kappa Phi 1002 South Lincoln 4-4 Active Chapters Tap row: Russell Birk, Paul Phinney, Prof, Wfilliam Putnam, Harold Simpson, August Massa, Thomas Partington, Roy Hcintz, james Bayne, Willis Romlu-2, Thomas Kruzan, Louis Matusiak. Richard Pratt Third row: Nathaniel Shepard, james Murphy, Peter DePasquale, Robert Kret, Billy Tongren, XVarrcn Perkins, Earl Purge, Darrell Helmuth, Ralph Matusiak, George Bone, Edward Schmalenberger Secondlkou Emgy Cowan. Lawrence Eaton, David Rogers, Russell Mighell, George Wlalkcr, Wfilliam Shaw, Robert Kiercs, james Brill, Edward Sperr, Robert Ke ey, ohn rown Bnfmm mu : Hugh McCurdy, john Simpson, Morton Clotfelter, Rex Romack, Rodger Blake, -lemme Rzepecki, john Carroll, Glen Hesler, Clayton Torbet KT r--y f--Q xynkfm ft'-kJ'k,f eli' 'G - x, X KKK , Xxx. Kap f X-X ' Y A, X 1 M11-J '-...X -',......f . , . , . - il' 'j1l -7F? 1, 'I xg I xg,-2 x Ill iff! If-x Xu! 696 ,fix A 1 -, f . 1 i ' 6, as ix? I 9-v' Nr' ' ff 'l i L .Lili .Al '-, X .' K N 5-2 ,Ek l x, ll peril 'V ' ii -:f ,li Kg ff' 4, 9 xy L Top 1'U1U'.' David Pyle, Hrrt rife preriderzt: Allen Hultman, Jrrand rife pre.r1rler11,' Donald Acer, f7'l'!iJllYi67',' George Culp, .recretrziy Barium fozu: Anton Monfort, f7l'E'jll2,SlIl Psi Upsilon 513 East Armory 29 Active Chapters Top row: Kenneth Macdonald, Gordon Alcock, Robert Cornell, Roy Mallstrom, William Lee, james Lee, Robert Murray, George Culp, Wallace Hanlon, Roe Mallstrom, Donald Murphy, Bernard Wfahle, Theodore Janssen H h Third row: Albert Del Vento, Donald Nelson, jack Bondus, Charles Allen, Richard Frost, Alfred johnson, William Kidd, Kenneth Reimer, joseph Reinhardt, Frank Draper, Kirk Kandle, Charles Machamer 5 Secorf-if flZllJ.' Eugene Giesler, Robert Bauer, Donald Acer, David Pyle, Anton Monfort, Allen Hultman, Thomas Emrick. james Winans, Fred Fischer, Charles op ins Boing: rol1g.'P4William Cofel, Robert Tunnicliif, Mark Alison, Robert Schneider, Makay Seaton, Hugh Dolby, Marvin Green, XVilliam Meyer, Frank Cooke. swa runti Not in panel: Frank Phillips, Leonard Weber, james Schmidt, Thomas Smith , V , , A J I f X ,l ,fax ,Z-X, ff-TX K+, ,,,, ff!-XX tx X I ,fr ex. X X I,---xx . , All , .iii ,411 . .YEHFHF 'iV 3':'1lSl'6'!'Q 'Z . Q. ,X ,,-xx ,,-xx fi, fx, ,ix ,,1xVX A,-X lf,-Xxx 'I l. .i pl Q... .. ul, l,.Q lp... Lf' lfp Wu J -lamcx XX'alrerx, Daxrri DeXY'xml, james Sulhxan, Marcy bnrlem, Kharlex Lung, jerry XY'.lek, john Nurrun, Edgar XV1rth. Phrlrp XVard, ,lohn Kar raker, H-:herr Hleelwe, -lnhn Yukelnh, Ylnhn Karma, Darrell vluhnsnn, Thnmas Husch, Rnharel Burkhart, Edwnn Bradley 71' ,mf vnu ,lark Duxrhzmer, D-fnald Henlemann, Peter Palmer, Bruee Lampbell, blamey Irvxn, jerxal Serhert, RUS5 Cornwell, Delhrrd Lantrell, Robert End ers, C Mrffml rf rl verald Exam, linen B1---nlg-md, Damel H-wt-ln, R-vbert Hall, -lmeply Vrdnllak, Hunter Grlbertsnn, Davul Behnke d flarenre Brrmn, Edunn Fr-urlruat, Thomas Bradley, Genrgc Madden, XV1lIram Auguilxne, Sherman Crue, Luuls O'Brien, Tom Palmer, Richnr Parker, R-'Herr Md lure, Harnmn Free!-v, Kent Dnttmann, Dun Smart, Gerald Falder, james Llnder Hf .'.w.n1 11,11 rharles Kustner, Eduard Luerenz, Wxllmnm Gnndlmeart, jnhn Sntzler, George Lahey, XVnIliam Anderson, james Ross, Terry Dye, Edward Davrs R-'bert Hntiman, jamex Hurluens, Daxxd Traeuer, ,lwhn XxllllI.H11N XM: nz ,h.1f,wl- Yhrwplm C,..n1.a1fr, Ruben Cwralekn, Fredernk Green, Dunn Greg-+ru, Ge-urge ,Kenned-,', Arthur Mathwen, Frederxck O'l-lare, Ben Ovcrstreeii Rl hurl n 1 mx mn ,rl Q . Pl: px, He Plazn, ,I-rl l .rr, lnhn Rendleman, jnhn Tueker, George Walker, Earle XVarner, Robert Wfhrtmer, Charles Young, Raymon Zurhlwrlmlfi Sigma Alpha Ep ilon 211 Eur Daniel 127 Aellve fhapters lffff vnu' Rnlrard Parker, lfflufr r11.11mnu.' Gerald Evans, ,rerrefary,' Hvgnrx Plaxn, :nr fm-fJn1I hfffwnf r-fn: Hen Uxerrrreer, zfrrlrfnrf, Tum Palmer, pihlfzlclll 'xx Z .1 1 , l r ' X -v , V ' .'-A l , ,SAE w ' ' l X 91 .Yi-KN- ll x, LN, X 'Y 1 f ,f F' X l . .l xxx g, N! cvvxj -1 ilfil T Dm 'SV X? f! X!!! N -,Tj ,X f, if 4: Q1 21 K, X -1 .,. . '70-'.'.fQ..f '-AQ' Fi l x X x L Q 5,1 ij Top faux' Floyd Lofchie, exrbequer Ballom mum' Milton Jaffe, f7?'EJILjt'7lI,' Gerald Petacque, rerun!!! Sigma Alpha Mu 511 East Daniel -55 Aitive Chapters Tap muu' Leonard Weinstein, Edwin Greenblatt, Howard johnson, Bernard Leviton, jack Kase, Robert Dick, Milton jarfe, Edward Blum, David Gould, William Kamin, Fred White Third ww: Stanley Koven, Stanley Goldberg, Sanford Greenwald, Edwin Kooperman, Robert Kean, Gerald Petacque, Seymour Dordick, Donald Lipman, Bert Pollan, Larr Solomon Sefond row: Myonroe Karmin, Clarence Linsky, Marvin Spinner, Lester Rosenberg, Irwin Smiley, Herbert Jacobson, Arthur Stromberg, Clifford Rosen, Floyd Lofchie, Leon Weiss, Selig Stein, rlames Packtor Boflom row: Harold Glickman, Char es Fox, Martin Genarelle, Gordon Gray, Lewis Cohen, Lowell Martin, Sidney Levy Nat in panel: Howard Levine l I 3 Fix F11 f 'i V F-'TK f -1 F . X I 'xX 1'-ik To X I -ix I '--' N. W X!! WJ LZ, X! XV XM I XNNJ X-Z! X x.,f, XYZ x - S 57 l 1 1 l 1- 4 ., .Gila . Hi l J ir ,nr . N, me, ,Q R . fl LW? 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Wu IJLHI, R-ilwcrt 'lllrly blwlm rr ruling Funk SUIC, :lil 1ffii.',lir11, l.urru.irilHll1lc1. illuliffy J.- lx Z K7 - 1 ff No ' Q +24 D00 fi ,ff ill l 1' 7 64 XX li 'gi' rg - ii m - . lk 26. Yi -nn ' ' . . h, lx ii h .' , 1 i n 702 5 , l -7 , '5- N Arg CD2 Wx! lx x XX, I ,f ., 4 tx ls? A' V 'EFL WW, XX 5 ge, 25933 is-f , , , X l figwbliif rf' ,l N X ,,.g5' no A., X ,e,ti.,,' X xl l i X f! oxff P Tap row: Donald ,Sunderlage, birtarimzg Wlalter Rust, mmplroller Bollom row: xvllllam Flostrom, .fefretav'j',' Robert Dunn, p1f'5hfElIl,' Joseph Hayer, ure preinfenl I I I Sigma Ph: Epsilon 1105 South Fourth 99 Active Chapters Top row: Charles Shumard, John Corcoran, james Sears, W'illiam Lockard, Carl johnson, Frederick Siemer, Richard Christian, Richard Thomas, Raymond johnson, Donald Laz, Donald Sunclerlage, Donald Ellis, Wlalter Rust. Albert XValters, Walter Hoskinson, Charles Emmert, jesse Bushee, Richard Read Third noun' William Beck, Roger Larson, Blake Carter, Edward Bramlet, William Forr, Richard Gucker, Raymond O'Neal, Marlow Hartzer, Richard Rodgers, Robert Strom, Robert Reck, Ivan Elliott, Harold Wenzel, Varel Fraley, Eldon Moore, Wfarren Kammerer, William Rosenthal, Howard Spresser Second row: Clarence Bezio, john Runyon, jack Silbergeld, Frank janda, Frank Hladik, joseph I-layer, Robert Dunn, William Flostrom, Frederick Wfeik. Edward Paluga, john Poris, Theodore Bockman, Dale Arviclson, Ted Kendrick, Martin Wright, Larry Larson Bormm mul: XVayne Breese, Anton Pailleron, Charles Kinsey. Richard XVulfert, XValter Zaleski, james Ramsey, john Heinen, Loren Tate, XVilliam XY'illcox, Sam Angelopulos, Harold Fritz. Robert Brogren, Richard Wfilson, Vlfesley Wliesland, George Hoskinson Not ill panel: Robert Milum, jack Swing, Richard Campbell, Neale Roberts X F-will I R, f 'X fr X ,f X lt li XJ W XJ XJ X!! 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Rnlmrr XY'.rll.uu, mm Px,r1L.r, Guurgu l,.xrs-rn, Iulrn Grcvcr r X S 1 fwfr Allgn XX'ulmtsr, Arthur Srlmlur, Kenneth Cunnrll, Glenn Cvusmlwn, Ron.xld Hlmk, flmrlcs Donnelly, Robert Vrlt, Lyle Smxth, Rulwcrt Axery, lxrr,lr.rul llux, VI.rnuu Dcxxlmrrwt, Rulmrll Hcrnrngur, franxt-fn Cvrccn I rr :r I4-rlwrr Srnncr, R-vlmrt Kmrg, l.urny Ruurlr. -lnlm lirnnrng, Ylxmcs Hxnklc, 1-:lm Srlrmrdt, Rulwcrt frycu, Chestcr Sllrdlowskr, -lack Plwami, Glen Nl:rfl.l-lmr. Ellxylnl Krmmul X : p.n.r! Dunmln Bmsurr, llmrlcs Buxlwy, -I-rlm Kuyscr, Drvmld XVrll1.1n1s, Bccrlrcr Z.rrl1.uy, Hcrlwrt Gereckt, George Lrrkrn, james Slagle Sigma Pi 402 Ent Armory W Arrive Clmptcrs I V' f '1 R-rlurt Aurg, rrrrrl.1f1.' l.xlc hrnutlr, :Ill lmrlrlmzp Dirk I TY 7 I lm., f.f.rf,l, Rwlwrt Y lt, 1 Lr1JrH In 2' fm 'Hn 1 llnrluw lllrrrrlcllv, 1rlr.l,rgr flI.l1lu,' Runrlld Burk. lrrulunw' .X I rx 'r r,rr Nl ,- R xNvXxA 1 X XXL f f fif ifi' ZX J yf 6, x:' XH- l ' .,. 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Rithard Gamsu, rdlfur-lvlfmrflzll5 Laxvrcnre Frvrdlmni fjlmriffzi' Bollffm wiv: David Goodhart, alum ,i'r11kt',' Harry Cooler, ifirzinl , l Tau Delta Phi i 1105 South First 21 Active Chapters Tap ww: Myron Swartz, judson Edidin, Selwin Price, Robext Ulberg, Allan Levy, Arthur Goldrrch, Stanlev Freireich, Sheldon Robinson, Russell Marks, David Goodhart, Gerald Cohen, Sigmund Blum, Seymour Gantman, Robert joseph, Ira Simon Third row: jacob Aronczyk, Leonard Wforsck, Charles Samsky, Irwin August, Wfillard Aaron, Irving Bemoras, Howard Franklin, Richard Gamsu, Melvyn i 1 Greenberg, Arthur Nachbar, Leonard Davis, Alfred Eisenberg, Harold Bruno, Dan Kirsch Second row: Thomas Kallen, Philip Weiss, Harry Cooler, Harvey Brodsky, Laurence Fordham, Barre Marder, john Marcus, Morris Beschloss, Oscar Siegel, Arnold Swerdlow, Perr Samuels, Martin Ackerman, Sheldon Cohen, Lawrence Kassover l Botlam row: Ronald Drelli Stuart Chase, Stuart Greenberger, Burton Getz, jerry Isan, Seibeit Solomon, Edward Epstein, jernmc Soltan, Alan Peshkin, Robert i Seinfeld, Leonard Wortli, Don Leifer Not in panel: Ned Fleishman, Henry Gaines, Al Leavitt, Alan Libman, Marvin Schneider , X f-'Q Xf--1, X,-'rx ff-'- ,f--my fy -A ,A ,--,X ,,....-X 'Ni X 1 c M 1 ' , . 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X 1 ,lwli Qi-ji 7 gf f,rw Munn 'I'-ruff, Lirnes Mutt-nf, Richutl Bums, Michael Altcnhcrg, Melvin Roscnbloom, Fred Polakow, Phillip Goldsticlc, Michael Burnstine, VAbf.lll.Al'Tl Bernstein, Lum Snit-ltf, Bernuil Giirtncr, Robert Cohn, Larry XV0lken, P.iul Aronsun, Arnold Stern, Robert Hirsch limi rffrr 3 Rith.irrl Klunmpiis, Bemlniin Ruben, Howard Wkinper, julei Altenbcrg, Donald Dubow, Lcunard Krnvcts, Allan Steinbert, Richard Swoiskin, Ellis Levine, Arthur Ruwnxtt-in, Fred lawlnn, -liirdan Hcclcmnn, -lay Xvilllams, Richard Wfarsaw, Burton Levy Sunni! vfrri, R-'utr Zinn, lruin Scprim, Shultltrn Lee, Levin Hurzng, Hiinmrd Blum, Arnold Brookstone, XVilli3m Alter, Leonard Lauter, Earl Glick, Arnold S.1ltzm.in, R.ixm-ind Stern, Hariild Ihukermdn. S.xnfrird Kuvitz Brrzmn: mu, Mir-li.ill Pintv, Cicr.il.l Lzc, fhirlex Mallen, Hrmuird Nlft, Sherman Kmtick, Irwin Yarmo, Eugene XVcaner, Paul Karel, Edward Goldstein, Rxflurvl Rr-wnxtuin, Null Hniull Ni! ru fuivlrls lliriiul ff-wrnrn, S.iul Lipnirk, Eugene fulhcrt, M.1rsh.lll Berman Tau Epsilon Phi H15 East Armory 38 Arrive Chapters l,tnri,ird l..iulcr, thu,-rri'lfff, XX'illv.im Xlur, :xii ilrnuirllwg Earl Ejrrk, rrrllrg Arnnlil Brmil-.wt..riL, .iir1ir,1111 f1nrr.n,' Frcd fi.lpl.ln, 2,'ll'rIl H A 9 s J! s 4, .gerrggf L7 Q y- xx Q fr ff n r X Vt P s. 'i:'P-QPU , 'L ff ,f ff, if Q., X X.fvl N rl V Q 1 , 19 , , .E 706 f A X f 7.4 YW , DX- X 'J ff' X fi 1 hx, fl l X7 i.- l it 1 i i xx ,N ,A LL N ,fl A l 'X fl X ff I X f j N Q Q 2 l , f, xl vi 'x.,f' Top mum' XVilliam Thrasher, Z1ii10riar1,' Thomas Kruger, rife preridwztg XVard Smidl, I:'eami'w',' Thomas Xvilson, ,iarreriziy Bvllum rarrx' Lyle Snowclen, l'lu1,lrli111:: Xvilliarn Klatt, pluifge Il1r2Jlr'V'.' Jack Flock, pr'e.tm'ir1I,' james Cannon, ,fr'1,gt.1r1I .1r i:r'111,i Tau Kappa Ep ilon 308 East Armory 75 Active Chapters T017 'fvwf James Willhoite, Hilmld PCNFSOH. Wfillinm Boor, George Bower, Donald Houpt, Robert Chaney, John Olander, NVilliam MrKain, james Cain, Kennarcl Seyller, Christian Heiligenstein, Wlalter Kochnuk, Lawrence XValquist Fifth row: Gunvald Moen, john Nergard, Wfayne Siegert, George Holley, james Robinson, joseph XV.1lsh, Stephen French, Alan Brumbatk, XVilliam Lawrence, Bert Ingels. Robert Graham n Fourth row: Harry Dreger, Richard Heob, Charles Schultz, Cerald Stutf, Glenn Ash, Robert Garrels, Richard Stevens, Earl Cunion, Arthur Daugherty, David Nightingale, Russell Brown Tlzird ww: james Ettinger, Marlin Patterson, Carl Borklund, Wfilliam Hoover, james XVeir, Harry Gullett, Lowell Roberts, Ralph Penrman, Robert Miller, Bertil Nordhielm, King Larson h A g Second row: james Hanson, Eugene Ginoli, Lyle Snowden, XVilliarn Thrasher, Thomas XVilson, jack Flock, Thomas Kruger, XVard Smidl, XY'illi.1m Klart, jarnes Cannon, Donald Holst, james Davidson I Bottom muu' Gene Thornasson, Robert Price, Thomas Collins, Rex Harkins, Norman Davis, Edmund Meyer, XVarren johnson, Robert Hotinun, Paul Smith, Roger Nelson, Robert Mueller Not in panel: Daniel Butkovich, Charles Dobson, Donald Livergood, Michael O'Conne1l, Alan Ricketts, David Sehroll, Harold Scott, Howard Snowden, Charles XVhite, John Wfinkelmann , X , xx If l, 3 2 I t at i f f x x X XX-I 'g,j ,gf i '-if gf I 'ii -NX-,f ' ,N XX, Xa, '11, ff-X ,f-X ,-X, ,f-X fx, ,ff--g x fm i ji 4 ' QQ, ,,,f eq 'E sh. i fl X1 'V vp -I an X g -, '-,- , , - 57,1-1 f,s'1. .A :fmt-'. - A-mg.-:R . ff ,'-.' , --qw. - --g. 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XV1llr.1m Nurlh, R4-bert Gdschlcr, john Plau, Richard Yakel, Wfrllram Nresen, Scherrill Weichbrodt, rrrll XX'I1mntr, XYrllr.rm Byrnes, Paul Rlggrns, Dunzrld Buhrcr, Ralph Vrqllrimrr' Q ' XX'rll1,rrn Burt, fh.rrlc:- Suu-vndrrw, Robert Lcbcucr, XVa'nc Mrttcn, Rgymnml Thom sun, Robert XVylre, john Schmalrng, james Engels, Rrcharcl U r 5 4 P R.rlph Brmxn, XYxllr.xm hlrcxxallcr, lxcnncth Page, james bnarr P.rnl Prtnwr-ry, Ernul Tqdt-mrd, Cbarlcs Bmderrck, john Sim, Donald Smut, XV.1ltcr Kerr, Drm.1ld Cole, Judson Terrell, Robert Maple, Thomas llurlux mhrnulzlu XX'rllr.rn1 Nd unc, R.1nd.1ll D-my Thnmam Scrrght, fkh.1rlc:Q Fidlcr, Luo Sabian, Rubert Gunter, Edward Inhoff, john Maris, Michael I-lance, George .rrrw Xrutlur f' fr I Crum Nullcngcr, Rwhcrr Anon, Marxrn Herschel, Bruce Everrrtt, Donald Seilfcrt Theta Chi 905 East Chalmers 114 Actrvc Chapters L L Nullunucr, -trufruy, Dundld St-vul, zlrr fv1r,n'rlrNl,' Dunald Cole. unvlr, Wlrltcr Karr, ffn'r1Jn11 , 'Y ff' R l ,f lf if I , x 7 ,1 X 1 l 11- xl '11- X ,X lx 7'-5 , ,v . l 1 X' l. ' ' f f x, .uL:.5, n' . ,X .Q f WX S7 x.J H' ff l N X Tap row: jack jarco Benjamrn Abruzzo Davrcl Hodgkms Harold Rrgney Danrel Forrest Ralph Bennorth Daniel Treml Rnrlnrd Pnlgrtt Lux rtntr tn, Rubert Lmdqurst Webster Crowley Knut Spencer Donald Lnnn Harms Ixrmblll john H1rxcy Third row: Donald Jackson james Hager George Nelson jewne Haugan Flemmg Flott Max Braun Michael Ingrasill john HOIIISILI Frank Rum Allen Flitcraft Serafld ron' Botlom rou xl XJ x.f! x, Xa, X rl, ,A fx, dz 22,-.4 -bw ol f, -Y ,, ,lyk -- '..' .10 w--Q 'Psi' ,,,,... N55 L.. Y-fa I X -Tr FM! Y .... f r rw - 4-X dqkvx ' . . , ., . . -- 1 J wi , 1- 1 - , ' -. --'ur--. wi . h .- ., it 1' I .V ,FS Q t V .b -L9 fb , Ia? !,?ly,,3:,5r,V:e' , I 'K - ' v- i ' ' .LQQ 3' ' . f' - 'a -. ,.- ' +L. .aw ' ...A ' X---V f-X ,f--. A- fx ,ff-xx Vgiax fi, lzix ,Z-X i V A- ,l ,.,, T. ... -.. .14 74 M14 ' Vl-vwrplz 'Hur-I, ,llrnw lfwkwrx Mnrhhl Frlmh, Edxxm l..1s.xk, Eduard Nrrumrk, Robert Fntz, Eugene Gugerty, Richard Svoboda, Leslie GCOrge, llmrz Mlarlrrvrlrr, I--Im Run, Mrrlmel Lvrrurmnane, Harry P.1pp.1s M. ' sf Iirrlrrzri BI,rlr,r. Rrrlwrr Kur-mrlr lmurw XYJU, Th-'mn il-nlcy, jlrmx Srhmitt, Fred Zatorski, john Barnes, Donald Tame, Fred Bamabe, f lull, Lvrmm, bxrl-I Mr! wllln. lururumu Pruurx, Burrmrll Hurluv In I1 rv, V 1. Xl-wx..-fr Kr-fn. Rmrrrrl Chw-zdm, D-fmld C--du, Alun fr-ukr, Ckuru Br-nm, Reverend Edward O'Rourke, Matrlmcw Beres, XVrlbur Dolezal, Aldo Mmlurttr, Palpln Ikllme, lirlxyxrrl Z.1l1ur1nr'vM .X r .wr ff,ml,' ,hmm tar-rn, Fr,rnI-1 Dfrl.m, jwhn MrGr.1rh, Haul Lurm, Anil:-my Vumlutti. ,lr-hn Pratt, D.n1r.l Flanigan, jmeph Liddi Theta Kappa Phi 1011 South Sixth 10 Active Chapters 7 1' f-11 X'X'lllmr Dvllenl, rllnlurxf Alun fnnkc, prrzmlaw' ln .J 1 '11 Mnllzcv- Hcru, fill fmrlllrrllg fl.1lrc Brown, Imuirfwzl ,,v -1 Z 7 1 1-an RN jr T,-4 .4 XIX ,zfwjx S-Ly., l TE, xl ll X - .31 fr af f l P e v ,Nj r 71 .f- K. 0 ' . 59 'ie-Gift? ? Q1 ig'U5 i X, P 5 KQOKQEM S L. C, K X tp 1' Cf, fx! i W I .V Top row: Lawrence Needham, 1reaf11rei'.' Earl Flanagan, fuuri.!r-urg Edward Streeter, home mm1rr,ger,' Gordon Godeiahn, wr: pi-r1r1dar11,' Orville Bolte, mrml fhtzirnznn , Nur nz jmuul: Scott Cameron, ,rurr'ef.1rVi Theta Xi 4 -4-I Active Chapters l l l i i Top vow: joe Pina, jerome Slavik, Frank Dayton, GEOYUE Stone, Thomas Bleek, Lutrelle Wfassmann, Hollis Beniamin, Richard Mueller, Norton Smith. Chris Lecos, Bruce Anderson, Richard Mudge, Paul Schulz, XVilliam Hohman, james Green, Robert Gcrzetich , Third row: Clifford Heverly, john Whitman, Elwood Smith, Dale Magnuson, joseph Howell, Glenn Gareiss. Harry Von Huben, joseph Chlup, Ragnar Swanson, james Henderson, jack Lauer, Malcolm Alexander, Louis Davidson, William Jackson, Roger Tilkemeier, Leslie Houser, Austin Buch.1n.1n Serorzd faux' Robert Kaufmann, Eugene Grassmick, Jack Randall, joseph Baggett, Edward Streeter, Orville Bolte. Gordon Godeiahn, Earl Flanagan, Lawrence Needham, Scott Cameron. Merlin Stcinrield. Robert Nrehtlinger, Xvilliam Behrendt, David Logan, Eugene Piazza Botiom row: Joseph Murphy, Robert Carlyle, Kenneth Black, David Samuels. Robert Magnuson, Edward Aldridge, Ronald Ferguson, Donald Lathrop, i Theodore Knapp, Jack Nystrom, james Cleary, Richard Durland, Neal McDyer, Dale Besterheld Noi Ig: panel: jack Riddle, Aldo Martignago, Charles Gottfried, Donald Dahl, Emory Kemp, Rirhard Eossier, Bruce Sidlinger, James Cannon, Riclmid l aesemeyer i lr IXJXJ f-Ex, if-1 x fl lt ,f' KK. 1 ,' ' , ll Z1 f-X ffxxx fi ,rf-, ,.Y1X, ,ff--it - ye, l E 1 l -' ,pqg-4-nr? X 1 xx yy X-gf' gf' f . , ' I L-.J L-..J 1 ,lv R-rlurt Xumlrn Ruswll Dmkert XX llnm Lnlcrbrrg Allrn lx.1nxk Robert Enrceth Raymond Ohlgren Robert Lankston, julian Engleharclt, Leon- I lm Mnrr Dwnald lungs Allen Bgnwn john Pnrrah Prnt Ralph Crussman Dnrd Fmss Robert Mrtnhell Gene Grolf, james Fairbairn l Thr Mr ru Nlwrnnn Nmrrh Arthur Muller Harry Hmkrns Allm Cxrpentcr Brmtwl Cnnlxlxn Fred Trepte Paul Steinle, john Carroll 'x Z 7 S r ' Y X l l X in Ni. ...iff fl ., . .A Nl. I 0 nil. ff! XXX-JJ N- N! Lfx i ,qi i ' Q Y i l l l ,fz Z f .S f , ' ' 'Q ,, ll ., .T K-7. 1. 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Q1 ,,-., ,-., Y,.X . xx r 1 x . , X , ,V-, Xi! - K , , V ,f xx, A ,f'XX,x , ff-'X ff-Xxx I ff v 11: Alltn Qrlrrrnlwrg, IJ--rmld Mrrtlrdl, lnmrunrt- l.L-rnun, Bcnylmrn Wolff, Bernrrd Levy, Sheldon Pollafk, Luc Muller, Robert Sthwartz, Robert Sher- rn.ln, Donal-l Mrllur, Mal:-rlm X.1thb,r1, Robert Pru-rn. E111 M.ltr.u, H.arl.1nrl l.Lfwrrr lf,-rj r,.w: Produc Hurcr, Brr.m 'I'odcs. john XYerl, D.m1ul Baer, ,lor-.l.rn Sulrsl, Stanley Rubcl, james Wfciss, Ralph Krohngold, Hugo Melvoin, Sydney Mayer, ,limes Lurru, Robert l.zrr.n, juicy-lm Wflnburg, Mclxrn lXlrzol'l SL, 1,-,I nu : hun?-'rd Slwlrrn, Kenneth Sm.rr:-rn, Irx-rn I-hym.m, Richard Fclber, Robert Green, Mrs. Belle Schulman, Charles Mrnccr, Gerald Leavitt, Robert rh,ltz, Gwrgc Zrikrnrl, Kunnullr XY'rtt. lhlph Lnlngxt-rn lifxufm nrt: Lune Hanrllur, Nm-rmn Prwldnnl. ,lnhn Arlclolorf, Philip Kaplan, Donald Colman, Thomas Bank, Leonard Smolcr, Owen Levenson, Tom Kauf- rnm, D-'nal-l Freed, jul: Mlrgfwlls. -l.1nu-Q Hlrnctt, XY'jllr.1m Parry X' ' -1- Arr' l' Sunluy XY'crm!uln, liugunc B.xrcnholtZ, Bcrn.rrd Lioldmsln, Harley I.cwln 1 .Q .f.r.. Inf v 1 flrrrlu Mlrlrur, lfrr jff r llwlurr Crrcun, lf'rr.',ltr1.', li J rn, Rh,ln.4wl lmllwr. hpl- Zeta Beta Tau 907 South Fourth 45 Active Chapter: rmlrfrl, Crrmlrl l.c.n1tt, lmllu' mrm- ' R-rlmvr Klutz, ffmlffrlrlll :af 9 547225 xx X' V JF? nu A ra Z T 'I Q ya. l Aff! X dl T, 'If' l Aff' X , ff Q. ...J 'xx 'Q' 3, if' Ygep iz t 71. B .f 'Q X 1. .1 ' K! lr . '34 x7 P! l I l 0 if r . N 1 xl ,SH r ,l T 5 l l r A if rl , , . l rr l l l l 1 l 56 ww K ll X ,XXX-7 r nw 'lx XY, I X 1 V 2 ,f A l 1 V X ,J X V. Rh Cf 4 N l P U Tap row: HowardAHfmkins, treruuref I Bnriom row. William Strawbrrdge, .rnpreme romlrzlf Ralph jordan. Urs pfu,r1r1'sr1l,' Harold Carlson, pmrlrlwllq Frederick Voepcl, .wrllor L'I'lfIl.' Zeta P i 201 East John 51 Active Chapters l l lop row: Walter Ritter, John McCormac, Charles Rogers, Clark Toussnint, Edward Wfright, Martin Bang, George Searls, Adam Lnzgrr, Harry Richards, l Randall Mann, William Freyermuth, Robert Drum, Ivnr Nelson, Alex Molrmr Third row: William Adams, ,lack Neuhaus, Donald Delnick, XVilliam Powers, Hurry Slaght, Scott Greene, Herman XVaarich, Hubert Collins, james Wlxtson, - Orest Popel, Wfarren Wfright, XVilliam Bennitt I Second 1'ou': Xvilliam Morse, Henry Bang, john Hayward, Howard H.rnkms, Raymond Beche, Harold C.rrlson, Ralph jordan, XVilli.1m Strawbridge, Fred! erick Voelpel, Richard Anderson, Michael Musko, David Sreck Bottom row: Leon Helms, Fred Kalthoff, Gale Beaver,R1chard Smith, Wfillinm Syverson, james Fletcher, Robert Rohde, Ralph Turner, R.rmon Dumn, Donald Lentz l Not in panel: Robert Lee, Elton Stevens, Robert Bone, james McNabb, W'.1yn: Johnson, Robert Marx, Kirk Schmmm. 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A I r y 1 l - X - xX4,!X 5- XX 1 aff!! an N 720 l n Tap row: james Fishman, Phillip Spielman, Eugene Nykaza, Robert Necheles, Lothar Cveipel, Michael Lenard, jordan Katz, john Calder, Merritt Moore, Wfalter Ashley. john Shore, john Simmons Third row: Paul Borik, Lincoln Bosco, Harry Smith, Murray Krupnick, Bernard David, Merton Bland, Paramesh Ray, Loren Ernest, Irwin Palmer, Charles Curtis, George Flaig, Cecil Hadler Serum! raw: joe Smith, Donald Dittmer, Charles Rahn, Tevis Freeman, Wfilliilm Lythberg, Joseph Moyzis, Leo Saroizin, XVilli.im Black, 'XV1lliam Barrett, Lloyd Wlard, Lowell Stevenson Boltom row: john Ryan, Howard Benjamin, Edmund Harnedy, Jason Bowsmnn, Malik Quraishee. Gordon Allen, XVilliam Arthur, Clay Harder. john jnchem, Laurence Prindivil e Annex I-I ll 1400 XVest Springtield N 1 Top row: Charles Pullen, William Spires, Andrew Vavrik, Daniel Johnson, Sul Gold, Robert Kupslzi, Seymour Vogel. George Nuss, Sam Musciito, Ira XVein stein, jack Heins, 'Cecil Neunaber, Max Casler, Delos Pypes, Siang-Wen Yang. Russell Bennett Family raw: Ed Bell, Paul Dick, Lawrence Alexander, Tore Loken, XVilliam Brauer, john Halpei, Roy Brrisel, Herbert Raphael, Louis Pera, Edward Killoren, Herbert johnson, Hsueh Tong, Leslie Klein Third 7'0Zt'.' john Pearah, Ralph Huebner, Richard Vogel, Edouard NVoel, I-lnrold Eisenberg, Raul Alamnr, Louis Eugate, Howard McBride, Samuel Eeinson, James Schnepper, james -Ianicki, Louis Zeleznilcar, Marcel De Wfnele, Ram Rim 5'6c0rgdh1'ogiA Girindranath Burpujari, Douglas Riddle, Hiroshi Yokuhnma, Stanley Cotten, James Brotsos, Russell Eller, David Rogow, Robert Ryan, Chin Lee, 1 o n ivero Baitom rouu' Fah-Yeh Liu, Joe Marek, Wfalter Horn, Dah-Hsuan Lee, Dave Dichter, Gary Lowe, Shelly Barnes, Richard Powers, XVllli.1m Coulter, XY1llll.ll'I1 Hegg, Wen-Yen Chou M 5 L 4 3' YL? ' . U' '- a: .. .if. L4Jt..'rli 2' J'-!qZ'il' 1lr' ! ,. us. v 1' - , -Y NX VFX! .AX fx, ,-xx f-X 1 -.'--ll, f u' I.eUn,mi Lnppc, Irmn Chabon, XY'.1ltcr M.1nn.1bcrg, XVi1li1m Pmhnrd, Snimy Lnks, Arthur Adams, Sidney Sosin N vf: 1 XX,1du H.1mlwj.', Cmlrgc Stark, Hxmld Rulkun, Lmurgu Kmkw, Lxxrumc Gcmse, john Mayer In zz : Huxcy Axhcr, Donald XVUQQ, Rnhard Kaitcn, Samuel XViIs0r14 Bgrnud Stern, james Lewis Pa ade G d U -t mnxugl XYIIS-in, :nf fmmlJwll .md urn.u1f43,' -I.lmcS Lawn, ,mrml .1'..'fn,'.m, Dumld XYUQQ, .1!f'fL'lL Ll1.1nn1..f,, Rlkluld Knatun, fm -L11 rn: V5 4 fr , f' 'V e If X MIA I, N f' J X .X .KWV rd, x., x2 X-fx, 723 l ,.u-Q 'i 'xv' v-.av '03- fan- X Newrpaper Sfajj'-Tap forq: Leonard Lappe, Herman Stein, Howard Newman, Harvey Berman, Marvin Sosin Bolrom row: Herbert Weiss, Sherman Frooman, Sherman Lebo, Richard Kanak Parade Ground Unit Connrelling Surf-Top row: William O'Connor, Richard Orwell, james Holley, Richard Arms, Arthur Brantman, Ernest Kurtz Serena' row: William Gibson, Don Carren, john Baker, Lawrence Lawless, Melvin Levitt, Frederick Kazlo, Sherma Bottom row: Robert Gand, Donald Mitchell, Carroll Hubble, Calvin Sifferd, Paul Knoblock, Howard Greenberg Nor m panel: Thomas Fitzmaurice, Burton Flax. Steve Forrest, Daniel Owens X n Lebo K Trfjv fffu' Yfnllram Sclrwarz, Ralph Dcxwrlf, Ralph Brnnsky, Humor Golclstrln, Ivan Anrlurxon, XVllll.lH1 Bchrem, Alfrud MuXVlhurtr:r, Wllllalnl Duensing, Byron Th-frpu, Donald Bwultbcc, Gcwrgc Sawlckl X..ff1.! vnu' Kal R-racnbaum, james Hall, jwscph MgMurry, XY'.1rrcn Asa, Kenneth Bcrllant, Frcd Perlman, Elliot Spiro, jay Epst:-ln, Ray Wfalkowxcz, john 'l'lwrnr:nn, Nnrman Rcmcr H :mm Mn- R.-burr Lcurx, Edward Ncwnmrz, Danrcl Lame, Ralph Sum, Snndcr Pustol, Zurark Rabrn, Seymour Gultlrcb, Hnwnrd London, Phrlup C-uc-ttel, Ruhurt Zarh-N k Barton House 110 Eur Crrccn 'lap ,Hu lrqnvrgl- frrnluu, lilmu burark, Lnnrzul Rum, Lan Sxwnwn, Bull Stucwcr, jrm flark, Gena Srttlnger, Dave Kallal, jark Ayotte, Gene Kanter Mrrnnf fun lhrlmrr I..mrl4-n. ,lim l9L'uvl1rr, Runalrl Hr-rwn, Crcxald Reynolds, Hub Drawing, Tum Pmlrazn, Howard Moran, Richard Hunter, Mel Gnrhcr. Y X'x.rrr',rrA1!xxrrIr lr w npr Lwrrinn Y-'lam fulur Nl-num, Karl jr-hnwn, lxrl Zcltl. Mm, fu-rkc, ,Inn lfllnrtt, lharlus FIOIY, DuXV.1ync Ruulh, Lylr' Butlcr 725 Tap row: Wfalter Patrick, Nicky Ijiinos, john Pero, William Young, jerry Keefe, Richard XVehrheim, jr., Athan Economides, Allen Silver Second row: Roy Cameron, Robert usmann, john Favero, Chris Potesanos. john Balek, Lowell Getz. Charles Schriver, Richard Sheer Bottom row: Ira Nathanson. Fred Kadow, Allen XVeiner, Sidney Chittler, Henry Deutsch, Steve Spretnjnk, Richard Benes No! in panel: jim Brown, William Donahue, Ed. Hamlin, john Higgins, john Hill, Harold johnson, Ed Martynowicz, Eugene Newberry, Herman Petscli ' e 40: East John 708 South Mathews Top row: Charles Lee, Charles Catlin, George Langeler, Al Quade, Wallace Carr. john Burkhart, Arnold Zaeske, Richard Withenbury, Robert Allsop, joseph Schwerer, Ronald Losee. joseph Stevenson, james Higgins, Frederic Heim Seromz' row: Roger johnson, Richard Speer, Harold johnson, Arnold Thompson, Donald Brockrogge, james Frisch, Mrs. Pidcock, jack Lundeen, Robert Sanner, Noble Rose, john Marshall Bollom raw: Kenneth johnson, Manfred Pollner, Thomas Sullins, john Davis, William McNulty, Harry Mead, Eugene Claypool, Richard Martin 1 if fffn ' Qwuwrgc XY11wn, Ed K1-cnlgxnurk, lxm Pumblc. ,Luk Kluxwndort, R-nhcxt Enms, Rnchard XVas50n, john XVi1s0n 7171.1 :Hu : Hlmld Knudsnn, B.ml Ohnysry, Paul Repkc, Elrncst XV1lkenson, Dun Surgeon, Tum I-Ixll ,Mwrnl ron J limb Londrignn, Lcxcrt Flllingim, B111 Greenfield, Tum Nulwn, W'1ll1.1m Rowan liff.',wn1 vnu ' Unk lamp. ,lwlm lridur. Dink Rmmn, Carlyle Read AX. I: fu puma' Cwnrgc Angus i0'lE.1ifCh.1lnJcrs Camelot Hall 'lifylf mu : Hknry Furnmxln. john j.1mcQ, Eugene Xyasucnccht, Harvey Doll, Wfillwrt Lange. Rnbert Rector, Louis Slimmer lznfrf-w fun' Dumld Xknllums, -luhn Hanvul, XX'1ll1am Flckcl, joscpln Sowers, H.1rold,IaCobs0n, Alan Kehlet, Sheldon Howerter 72 6 L.. Qgmxs.-'53, V- ig: 1 vb E g. Q I 1727 N 1 ,?1 ig . 2 f ihggfz-in ,win Q5 W 18 Ka' QF, wg Q f ig? , 1 I , t-'Sul 1 Q' s N 6 EX ' , I: X'N'1'-ML! .rl , 3 X A' 63' ' -., ',-L. T Mt .A .. ...K ,Ax ., xN,. ,, A, t.,,A,,,,,, wt- , L ,, ' - -A - - 1-ser.-N - -.f. -Q . up wil J Ilydc Klutz, Louis Nrqhnl.1s, Marvin Knrnl, Harry Vandsirbilt, John Meredith, Robert XVesscln, Anthony Entilc, Robert Gale, Raymond Kocol. Null Bnsncr, Albert Knltveit, Darrell Baxtcr, Edward l..1Cl1, Alvin Bloom frm! wrt J Har-rld Stern, Rnlrind Orsutci, Ylcrnmc Hersh, Albert Malelo, Alfred Travers. Rudolph Mncchione, john Wfedel, Peter Pandolto, Gilbert Man- ning. Philip Brunn, Albert Ticken ful' 1 in : XY'3rrcn Ruycr, HM- ld Adams, Rudolph Kicsel, james Reinhardt, P.1ul Sytsma, Peter Zammuto, Charles Davis, Horatio Stillo, James Phillip B rr zz v Nfl in prmtl' Henry Ch-rd.xtki, Edward Olcndzki, Angelo Gaziunn, john Cooper, XVilli.im Owens, ,latk O'Cfunnor, Benjamin Tudor, Anthony Frale, Thomas Githr, XY',ilrur Pagul, john Munro, Thnmas Rnnncy, Roland Travis, Paul Hartman College Hall I 1108 Wfest Stoughton Twp mil 1 Dun Rnucrs, joseph Txenstra, Charles Rcinthalcr, Gerald Fisher, Fred Thorp Salim! mu : james Rnssinu, Charles Stcgmcir, Stuart Scott. Buyce Humphreys, Ray Prigge Bafmm wuf Harry himms, Edwin Anderson, Robert XVciss, Russell Sandcn, Richard Stanclitfc Q1 uv' LS C40 A 2 7 l ill I -Q Top row: Mike Groziak, Glenn Borregard, Rudolph Mackey, Peter Trepanier, Chester Wieneke, Gordon Lykkebak, Howard Koontz, Loren Miller Second Timm' Roland Kane, Herbert Wliddowson, jay Kenaga, james Karraker, james Booth, Russell Astrouski, john Marshall, Richard Vandermyde, james Har esty Botrorn muff George Cooley. james Henry, james Bright, Thomas Bickel, Harold Wfolcott, Charles Turner, Benjamin Mnrdoian, Allan Gott Not in panel: Edwin Breed, joseph Katauski, Phil Mueller olonial Manor Dornoch Lodge Tap row: james Seyster, Donald Turner, Donald Baird, james Laible, Harlan Lillie, Kenneth Shanklin, Frank Zancanella, Donald Brozek Second raw: Kenneth Davis, Joseph Wilcox, Wfilliam Myrick. Robert Rankin, james Terrill, George Lesher, joseph Mortimer Bottom raw: Frank Volle, William Bahlman, Edwin Toll, Fred Raths, Thomas Rule, Daniel Nicholas, Edward Donahue, Frederic Zeisler No! in panel: Homer Crouse X'r ,I 1,41 rin 5 Edwin Milanski, Edward Ambrose, Allen Sthertz, james Cunninglmni, Beninmin Piskun, Milton VanDuser, Gerald Kachinskas ,liirl viii 1 Lumix Gnuld, Ray Netherton, XVilliam Bingman, XVilliam Moluf, Russell Saewert, Marvin Eyqter Bfrfrrm inn 5 Dungld bible, Adolph XY'olski, Wfilliam Gunn, Louis Haerr, Donald Marlin, Vincent Magorien x :fr fwnlf XY'illi.im Lulzitsch Fneslde Flagg House M. Tiff mu : Cnrm Bcndcll, jerry Knlar, XV.ilter Triebel, Donald Aiends, Alvin Krell, Nathan Tnrnntl, Richard Calisch, jay Frankel, Robert Goodman, jerry Srra liiflff NUI Filip, jivel Bruwnituin, Stanley Black, Eli Levilun url wir: Lt-rn Baum, Edward WnllT, Mnrtun Gordon, Sheldun Cohen, Hwward Levine, Jerome Wfeinberg, Selwyn Zun, Lawrence Wfeckstein, Frank Howe, Sirnim Hidzj, Daxid Nelson, Ralph Fishmdn, Halfdgin Wfendt .ru win .' Yinrent Lndutr-i, Keith Siwin, Claude Prite, Ralph Krubeck, Wfendcll Stone, Musliall Zissman, Marshall Rowan, Llewellyn Kucera, Alan Fuirier, Mdrxin Bruttman, Delbert Bakeman, Bernard Butler nf prnnl- Wilbur farlwn, Ruger Hirzeman, Ditk Shramm, Sunny Kavensky, Gerald Minkus, Stanton Ericsun, Reynnld Alde, Marion Bartosiak, Herbert Bimitz, flmrlt- Zemin, Edward Friedman, Qnrliss Beilluss, Richard Beilluss, Rnbcrt Levine, David Takada, Maurice Balson, Warren Kleban, George Cruulili, liiiruur, Lt-ingird Naliriiqur, ,Luk Shtartr, Herbert Gertler, Bennie Adelman, Edwin Mendel, .lnhn Ptncek, Ralph Morgan, Rnbert Pearlman, Robert Neu- llexnl H-ind, Ydu Tanu, Mnrtun fide i 'NYT Top row: Norman Pfeifer, Carroll Rexroat, Charles Olson, Ronald Ganschoxv, Edward Hertko, Norman Koglin, Robert Franz, john Srhragal, Wfillard Stepek, Robert Bosshart, Robert Novak, XVilliam XVright, Gerald Ganschmv, Maurice johnson, fllillord Dixon, Peter Maseng Stroud 1'azL'.' Raymond Haupt, Harry Hefter, XValter Wleith, Marvin Wfehler, jerry BL1lLl1, Albert Johnston, Charles Ayers, Wfrlliam Moe, john Lusk, Donald Weber, Richard Filip, Erwin Zuehlke Bottom row: Charles Velzy, Douglas Cain, Robert Cain, Horace Tangman, Eldon Bourassa, Harold Haupt, Norman Laux, Robert Miclmlowski, Homer Beall, jr., john Anderson, Michael Uram, Martin Hertko No! in panel: john Franz, joseph Kempa, Frank Green, Charles Kristufek, Gerald Mosingale 305 East john 1112 XVest Oregon l Top row: David Hinkle, Clyde Wieland, Dean Paulsmeyer, Donald Patton, Harold Milling, Dean Smith, Donald Frick, Robert Malach, Albert Mills, Paul Anderson, Frank Hasbrouck Second rozzfs james Adams, Roland Meyer, Herbert Short, Joseph Lete, Robert Baurer, Kenneth McLaughlin, Marvin Mayer, Charles Stange, Robert Kane, l Arnold Bland, Harold Stange Batman row: Thomas Ruth, jr., john Wlolszon, james Dunn, Mrs. Maude Lawson, Laverne jenne, Severyn Bruyn, Norman Christman I Not in panel: Milton Brunner, Lawrence Haram, Dale Henry 1 I 1 'll'I - .K-'-TL!! l'.ll I- H4m,rrLi N rrm D rnrli Brku Lph Mn R l1Lrt Rrmn Forrur Wmklcr Iuus Hubbard Lexus Petrv Dmnald bm tze nl u lfr.mLzs M I ll R nrli XX LuLl Xixnn Pummus Rubut Andcwn H-rrry XVard lmci Stewart Xlrllls SLhmcLkeb1c.r Chxrlcs Blum Lrg R lv rt Lxlll' B L Igurmli Zumwxrlr ILL Mrp H sd XVLntc Armrnd Mrll1usLh be Cusgrmc flrfton Ca p Gar-Men Gazund I-Imght Q .,., I 1 1 ll ,luruu Bru L, r x L L Lmy rump lcnn I1nLLn Ronrld Frm Lr N lmlml XXIII: I r 14 Ruh.rrLl KL L rl rr XYrlln X Lr L x Mm r HLYHIJD N hm: IxLnt Dxtlmann Myron Barnard Rubcrt Murphy Gerald Murrry Iclmd Munn. Chrrlcs r i E xx '14 1? v 1 X 'C' Tap 7L0ll'.' Allen Mills, Richard XVoodard, Richard Shellman, Blaine Swzrrtzunrltcr, Howard Gale, Max Bradsluw, james Brim Rohcrr XY'lr.rl-n Crwrgc , L . XVha1en Seforrd 1'ou'.' Carl Pfeilferx Bruce Sublette, james Chambers, XVilliam Mattlrcws, Wfillirrm Beans, Richard Rieffer Geox e McMahon win M , , g ,El 3, l Lrrhle Ballon: :Angus Donald Schrreler, George Hahn, john Staurfcr, james Wfrndeck, Val McClusky, Lawrence Connolly, john Bulrgnn, jr., Eclwrrrkfopiwlc, XY'r1lr.xm Cham ers N01 in panel: Ronald XVolfe I a -509 Errwt Daniel I'I'll I-I ll It e 700 South Goodwin Ill' D ll Tap row: Raymond XVilken, Jack Rolens, Howard Sheckler, Bernard McKean, Virdcn Trotter, Laurence Polkowski, Grcr Seward row: Robert Bigham, Gordon Thomas, Fred Wfaechtcr, Louis Engelbrecht, Peter Smith, Dnvid Gray, Tlrorms Luiz Botlom row: Fred Kerr, Eugene Merkle, james Gill, Alvin Schumacher, Edward Ott ' r gr. Hnmrltrrn, lS.l.1C Ncumnn I p 1 ff' l,1m.yr'1 Lznkkn, blmpph Larlwn, Rmwll Smith, Funk I..1uILr. Gu-Mgr 'I'1k.llxLV KU 1 11 lhlg millnx. Lvumlii LH..-L., Hamid Lmlu, NLIUD XX'.xlsh la ff 1 XX1Hn.m1 KJMIL, Iidxxxui SxUlw.u1.1, Punk IXI.1wtt11 X , Huwld Wink, Al,mux Z.xw..Jx.n Lawler Lodge l I l I u 'mf XYLXI Illlrlfvxx I fx 1 Nl- mil KU-mv, fhmlu- N-,wh--rv P,1urv.v, lml-uv, 4 mvlu Mlnm-I, Cv mug- II.mxcx, Ylnhn M-nts X w liumumz, '-vmlhwlw, iw-Num ,lw.+1.n, Nt.m!w. IAJMII, li:-lmul 5.mlu'. Rmxull Kwxtcl. Ramun Bertfrllnu F l. ' - 4 Ib-lf K1 Hu Yxwll m1f1'vF,Vl4. lull-,:v, I--4, M:l1Lr. I-Iu,miFv.4lknr1, lmxxgll Huw, Durn.4ldfl.1n1pct I In E! N my .gs qv -N -un-41 rw Tap row: William Luthi, Frank Dufour, Norman Schmitt, John Schmidt, John Staubus, Charles Nielsen, Kenneth Sturm, Edwin Monke Boiiom rout Edgar Schleef, Arthur Muehling, Dean Hopkins, Don Mzrrkwalder, Ray Monke Lookout Manor 1215 South Fourth Tap row: Francis Tong, Jack Century, Peter Bruni, Charles Callahan, Gerald Rivlin, Frank Karpel, james Sullivan, Albert Schwcibish, jerome Rotenberg, Vincent Klockzien, Martin Morris, Frank Reuter, Duane Dales, Robert Petrey, Don Straznickas, Xllfilliam Lynch Sefond row: Michael Lynch, Earl Anderson, john Petersen, Veto Strazni-ckas, Angelo Spataro, Robert Shoemaker, Sherman Keats, Arthur Krauss, Neal Breskin, joseph Liebow, Robert Hanson, Donald Burns, Calvin Penheld, Robert Mezansky, Bernard Harris, Sheldon Averbach Bottom row: Stephen Lehner, Francis Kwan, Tom Leigh, Don Smith, George Rand, Arnold Learner, julian Rosenberg, Mel Gutstadt, XY'illiam Wells, Arthur Loh, Saul Libman, Wfarren Klinke, Richard XVells, George Zammuto, Dick Stephen Nat in panel: Louis Lowenstein, joe Kramer, King Sinclair, Allen Gutstadt, Frank Schleck, Bill Soderstrum, Marv Leon, Nahman Greenberg, Gcwge Riedle, Harvey Miller, Jack Miller, Sheldon Rosen, Vinton Gubbins, Ralph Zuccarello, joel Cord, Alan Segal. Irwin Cohen, Stuart Liss, Leland Smlth. Lucas Pfeilfenberger, Donald Rose-berry, Frank Roseberry, Howard Kessler, Bill Boden, Richard Mylius, Kazuo Takemura, Louis Foreman, jordan Rosan- baum, Byron Staitfeld, Don Minow, Don Katz, Fred Fisher, Galen Elson, jerry Sabath, XValter Placzek, Charles Hudson, jerry Frankel, Edward Bleu. Robert Gluck, john Grimisch, Rudy Langer, Norman Loevy 1 ,' XX.,',nu l'i,4rnw, Dun Nunn, Eldon Sturfcn, Elklvrn Oycn. Blarvinlvctz. V1LtwrFunk K, , u Cfgmnv. Hurxkcn, frlxxrn Mull-fn, Durglrt furry, Cluxlui Svkci l.,1ywFllrlc',Y1CEnr Rcctcr li I flmrlr-Q XX'.x1tcr, Lldvln flr.rpr'n.1n, Rxrlurrl Mrlturrl, Vlnhn IAuSs1nu, Rnnnld lxcchncr, Thnrnns McCullough N ' rf 1' rl-rr lirmlw Lu I Hman XXI-Nl Ft-'fuulmfn M d- an IQII. .,r,r,.,f M - f ' rllrrxr I .rw,,rl. Lmrrl-wru I.r',IHr, Rwlmrl llnnw. Rulwrl Stull:-Ins, Slnrxxxn Ffndrr, .hmmm Sujguick, Earl Gmssmann lr. . f 1. Mrvlm linrirl l.Lr1n.nt lr-Irnwn, R4-n.l1ll Nm-ln, XX'xllu.rm hlcipxll R-:hurt biclmn, R-wlwrl Luxis, George Andre-Jsscn, Clayton D.1hl,john Ferrell l:r:.l, Yx fzvxrl, N 4 w I-Jfrmkxmrlrl. IXX1I1lr.rrn lirurn, ,Inu Hlurk, Rlyrn-Ind Nrcrml, XN'nll1.rm lhrz, Eugene DcMuro, Hnrly Morton, Robert Ziclinski, Leonard Shawx ik !-6.1 'f Lmllw 'w.L4.r11m I- l' rl X l lf.-u rl l--lmnrrg, iurml-I NL-lzxxrrl, Lunar!-f:u li-mx, Rnlplr Mlllur, Duugln Picllt H ,, NN. :ll rr, Krrmf.-rw Ihr.-r-1 srfrfnr, Ifw.-lrmk Wrrrrrrl lD..rwx.rn Fun. XX ullmm fnnnunglmm, Sydncv fhristophcrscn, Paul Bsuermeistcr, Bernard Curl. .s:. lr-: , firmly lirfngrrwrw, llfrmirl Armdurwn, -I.nmux B.1L:r11lul:u.,Br11cc Brrdmll, Kcnncth Abrams 736 737 Top r'az4'.' James Potter, Sergei Butkorf, Francis Eek, YY'illi.im Brunk, Paul Stern, Richard Uhrik, Donald Rehner, john Mcliune, Spencer Axey, Herman Udasin, Earl Sandberg, XVilliam Savage, Charles Mitchell, Maynard Levin, Allen Andrews, Richard Forrest, George Buenger Second row: Morris Halevy, Milton XVriQht, Edwin Hughes, Donald Smith, Ronald LeVar, Donald XV.1rd, Marvin Gesell, john Brunk, Raymond Erknun, Iver Nelson, Alan Hertzberger, Julius Marquardt, Frank Zingre, Alfred Spielmgln, Richard Schimmelpleng, Alan Newman, Curl Sandberg Banom roun' Harold Steed, Ralph Daniels, Robert Redfearm, Harry Hatton, Leland Schmaling, Charles Huebner, Allan Nelson, George Serder, Riehard Berkshire, Harold Huebner, john Gustafson, John Milbacher, XY'illiarn Lichtenstein Medea Lodge Minawa Lodge Top VOICE' Gordon Johnson, Bert Johnson, james Patterson, Roger Swank, Gordon Palmer, john Ockert, Earl Trapp, Linn Lund, Dale Slater, Charles I k SEL'0l73s!jiF.' William Selkirk, Raymond Wfesterdahl, Harry Vanderbilt, Roy Bodett, Frederick Giles, xY7IlliJl'Tl johnson, Melxin johnson, Paul H.inselm.tn. C 1 Sahl'n , Boilorjrrows lCharles Rumley, Frank Luzzi, Eugene Peterson, Howard Sandlund. ,lohn Danielson, Donald Larson, Robert Palmer, lxenneth johnson Na! H1 panel: XVilli:im Kellogg, Donald Miles, Roy Kelley, Howard Bell, Riclmrd Noland H -C - l . 'L L fx 1 Ang JJ! ,QQ fl ' f, lfNd!XH vfffll X f If y -.' 07 Y rp 'fu 5 -luhn XVrlls, Hurhcrt Huffman, Hcrhcrt Stufhns, Roy I.-:tk.nt, Allcn Turbcck, XY'nll1,1m Connurs, Fnrrcst Dryer, XValte'r Finke, joseph Moran, Runwml Pmthcrt, james XY'.1lkcr ,M.u'.-.I fun : Arthur Martdln, Burdette Sxxmmn, Eugene Esker, Olmvcr Hale, Gene Sthurtz, Dunald Glncbcr Bnllic Crum, Derwuod Bammann, john Xvood Bffzfm mu: Dnnxltl funnur, X'i'rllr.xm Mdlcnh, ffhlrlci Raul, Rngur Yarbrough, Arthur Ahrcndt, Leroy Fensterman. Albert XVxegand, john AlllSOD su fnlmlc Yut-rr M.1r!cll-1, Dunlld K-vrtc, Marvxn Hunks, Vernon Krmm, Raymond Shinn, james Allrson, Luuls Bcrnadoni, jack Schultz, Bruce XVillS Illl XY'uxt fk.1lrhvrnl.1 abal' House an ww 'I flf 'Hu' Cruffruu lngwu, XN'nllx,xm Mundy, Illmcr Gcrlath, Rnlurd Allrsun, Dum Lawns, Norman Hughes ,Mwvll rffu Lylu mhuru, juhn Ducxxcr, flctus 5thurt7, Arthur Lappxn, Gcmrgc Nvrnght, XVaIter Xvittorff Hvflfwrfs fm jwhn furrj., jlmcs MJ urtlv, j-rhn Snmll, Edwurd Duvuk, Elle y Knaku, Lharlm Schaevc 7 l l l l Top rozv: Thomas Green, Donald Noel, Richard Bopp, Albert Recher, George Drake, Donald Bermel, Leon Reistrolter, Robert Gallagher, Rolf Pedersen, Robert Keslin, William Campbell, Henry Ponleithner, George Gassmann, Donald Chapman Third row: john Doyle, Edward Zaldokas, Roger Schierhorn, Wlalter Oliver, john Woitalewicz, Albert Trakinat, George josten, Edward Petko, john Flan- nery, Edgerton Saathoff. George Ortaggio, Robert Fovell, James Johnson Serond raw: Edward Yadlosky, Len Figura, Robert McDonald, Ken Holz, john Connelly, Anthony Dobosz, Edward Flannery, julio D'Alessandro, An- thony Piazza, Dominic Vota Botropm mum' Ralph Froehlich, Richard Cherry, Henry Weger, Gerard Linsner, Walter Lipinski, Lawrence Schuster, Duane Chapman, Donald Parise, Peter antarotto Na! in panel: james Duffy, john Duffy, john Finucane, Chester Sikora, Glenn I-ljort, Raymond Ovresat, Robert jablonski, Daniel Reginato, Richard Lavery, golnalid Kaufman, Vernon Kaufman, Donald Piotrowski, Leroy Cohen, Wfilliam Creamean, William Mindak, Arthur Holle, Francis Gallagher, Francis C ei t 604 East Armory oble House Top raw: Cedric Gowler, Robert Hagenow, William Bernardi, Edgar Bernstein, Christ Korbilas, Lawrence Kmiecik, Sherwin Mizell, Merle Mizell, Elwood Schafe, Richard Korem, Al Ruby, John Tripi, Melvin Nidetz, Hillard Trubitt Serand row: Myron Feldman, Charles Moore, Alfred Swendson, David Steinberg, Edward Szekely, john Horton, Daniel Sorkin, Stanley Pierce, Stanley Craine, Norton Goldberg, David Friedman, Wayne Thompson, George Simon Bolrom raw: George Lovitt, Robert Curtiss, Robert Nunemacher, Raymond Lowy, Seymour Regal, Myron Ash, Charles Tagliani, Melvin Goldzband, jean Fortier, Elwood Schmidt, Martin Levit, Robert Macnerland, Sherman Rosen, Simon Kay Nat m panel: Vernon Brischke, jack Crouse, Robert Eng, Samuel Fetters, Charles Fisher, jules Gill, Kenneth Goldberg, Stanley Golder, Herbert Goldman, Harry Goldner, Arthur Greenberg, Bernard Halpern, Clyde Herman, Ralph Hillman, Robert Holland, Gunther Kahn, Charles Koons, Arnold Learner, Earle Malkin, William Needham nt ,. 1 .Mp T J 1 S! 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' 'ij Yup :Un J I rrul Krrlay, ,lutlrth Hactk, Myrna Hale, Dunna Lyons, Vrrgxnna Morgan, Catharine Braun, Butty Lou Svitak, Patrrtia O'Byrne, faml Grahn, Margaret Waldmarz, Marr-an johnson, Yrrgrnra Sullxvan. ,lcannrnc Geary Tlrrrrl rffu .' juan Hudson, Delores Drcnnan, Barbara Taylnr, Carnlyn Greene, jean Hultzman, juan Stutkclalc, -luannc Gere, Nancy Hudson, Hclcn Collier, vlnannc M11-pre, Mary Hantmk. Emrly Mt'Munn, Car-ll Vcneralwlu Sttffud run 5 Pcyuy Paul, Mary Hnward, Margaret Guodlacart, janet juncs, Barbara Grumley, XVinifrutl Brown, Nantv Heal, Phyllis Donohue, Mary Anne Hamrltun, Patrrcra Campbell, ,lane Hlcks, Barbara Bronkmercr, -loan Bergquist 13ffl.'ffm vnu 5 ,lanct Bclyca, Nanty Wfaxlcr, Barbara Schultz, .loan Howartl, Dorothy MtFarlant.l, Patrrtia King, Hclcn Hlne, Gcraldrnu Dillon, -loannc Oliver, D-rrntlry Stnltuy, -Iamte Bclyca m fnmtl: Ijussa Byrd, Plryllxi Howard, Barbara Inman l Alpha Chi mega 70 Attive Chapters lNl,rrvarut Cr-mdl1c.1rt, wrml l'lMIllllllHI,' XVxnlfrctl Brnvyn, I1ul1l17l'!.' Marv Huward, Alumni rlrc f1n'wlrlr'1Il .' jant Hrcks, llrrl rim' firml- .ll 1115 Barbara Brotkrncrcr, f7lz4lrlv.lll x ,f 7. 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Martha Orr, Janet Beedy, Margaret Graham, Shirley Dreuth, Carroll Banks, Emma Giachetto, Elinor McAloon, Elaine Vogt, Marilyn Kwinn, Betty Lou Bailey, Gayle Pierzynski, Mary Myers, Wlinifred Lambright Serofza' raw: Patricia Boodell, Lois Garbulski, Helen Krebs, Carol Smith, Nancy O'Neil, .lane Sigwalt, Beverly Bear, Virginia Holmes, Carol Gmsstcplun. Mary Vlfoodward, Sarah Cox Bollam rozzu' Joanne Schuyler, Sue Carter, Marion Boese, Barbara Lowry, Grace Mathein, Roberta Rosecrans, Phyllis Clark, Patricia Severin, B.1rh.1r.i XYuhb, Jeanne Schlacks, Katherine Nickol ff x 1 ei ' it 1 x Fa, x-J xy! it-xx! kj' yyf' gf Nxjf x,,f serv, -tx V35 Z1-X gi ,f-xx ,AX X ,fi V,-Xt? f,5- ,xx K ,-X K f,.Xx M , C9 ' S N ff x' N Z Nw 1 N X I I, X X ,fa I ,fi ,-'RX If-X, ffix , fi ,fix ,Iii ,I-RX ,KS QQ ,-, e.. .,, .. x...1 .... Q.. Y rfv vffn : Alles Cfuhn, Marlena Berlrn, Ruth Rnl, Nrn.1 Lrrnrly. Audrey Krsscl, ,l-Wyre Bernstein. Cynthim Slmvrn, Audrey Greenberg, jean Greeneblum, joan Ruxmk, Rem Byerx, ,luyre Sprlzer Ylpml wr: : Shrrlcy l.hul4erm.xn, Marrlyn Berger, Iflryne Srhcxmcr, Betty Anller. Sue Faldherg H.1rr1et Olsrlmnsky, Doreen North, N.xrth.1 Felsenthal, -Iac- quclmu He:-mlrz, L-rrcen ligrrrlrrn. Shlrlcy lsenlurg Srrf-mf vffzrs N0l'I'I1.1 M453 G1lLl.1 Glusk-yur, ,ludrth Albert, jean Rodgers. ,lean Agmnoll, Mrs, Rose Halle, Nanry Duns, Rita Lerner, Evelyn Greenberg, Mrrwrue Slamm Iirurm nn: Sue Lurie, Brrbara XY'rnel'1erg, fulute Gettleman, I.nu1w Stanlpfer. I.nr.1bL-llc Mayer:-m, Marxlvn Szolrl, Judith Gmrwincr, Judith Herman, XY1lrn.1 lexlnc X J H: fluid, Ellen Nurrllrrrgcr, M.1rllyn Wlrnxtcxn Alpha Ep ilonIPhi 004 South Third SH Aume Chapters 7 fr v ff 5 Ylurlatlr Allwert, fwlm run 1 rv 5 Rum Lerner, ,1Lr1rK.1fQ, ,lean Rwlgtrx lurfruf fi- -vu v -zz 5 X,rrng, l3.v.1i, In ju rnfrrllj 'Iam Agrgnull, fffrrlrfuzf 7 fx' ff-l ir-- , . X. l if 'Tn' K ? 1' X r AQ r ai 1 I fl j 1 , X I, A 74 Xf- Q40 'lk A aaa' :ha 2 Ur i .fj l,i' .. S f Li f xxfyxvfgj Top rozr: Rosemary Paulsen, l:'er1J1n'rr,' Nancy Brue, .freond rife prefia 118111: jean Muth, I7l'B,fldPI1l Barium voir: Elma Miller, fiul fire preridenrg janet Forsythe, former fweriiferzl Alph Gamma Delta 1106 South Lincoln ol Active Charters Top row: Joanne Holt, Patsy Root, Gail Stoker, Donna Thorsell, -lime Parlee, Nancy XVilliams, Mariorie Klaersch, XVilma Hahn, Beverly Allen, -loan Sampou, Jeanne Nottingham, Marilyn johnson, ,loan Haugen, Mary Hoadley Third raw: Nancy Greaves, Margaret Dolan, Peggy Rust. Barbara Reagen, Noreen Zaks, Barbara Fink, Carol Merriam, Leona Sarton. Deonne Mann, Rosemary Paulsen, Nancy Potter, Martha Gassmann, Virginia johnson, Diane Davis Serazzd faux' Jean Freyermuth, Barbara Crays, Barbara Seay, Jacqueline Barnes, Elma Miller, jean Muth, Miss Emily Reitzel, Betty Sanderson, Mary Newton, Marilyn House, Mary Hamilton, Laura Leseman, Nancy Brue Ballaru raw: Joann lones. Nancy Amm, Yvonne Gouchenour, Martha Chastian, Nancy McGill. Sarah Thornton, Marporic Mitchell, Patsy Nelson, Bexerly Reeves, Beverly Bergsten, Leland Ernst Not in panel: janet Forsythe, Marietta McDonald W - V -X 'Xfi'f 'l 'l A gy X-ff gj x-,f X xy! gf j assay XX., K J , ,,, I v I V r I 1 k E35 -E 5 1 sn I 1 ..w , ,tl 4, ' 'fx ff ' 'X'-X 1- f-X xx '-xx -'-X .f'X-.K Ywff M11 Duns 'I'lwm.u, Arlunc -I-vmx, Rum -luurd.1in, M.1ru.uut Emmy, XY'lllwc1t Xfuiun, Mu, Bulls, B.ilh.lI.l Cay, iynthm Supplcs, Monika XY'1ll1.1ms, jun .inn IM-uk, hxmxllc AI-mm. Pqtxx B-und M f ' H C11 1 x l .1124 1, an lgplu. -Iul1. Ihumpsun. Floremc fLlI1I1lI12ll.l!'H, XY'1llmcdx Matlnx, Erlcnc fnllma, Odom fu-,pep -lcxnlcnc Odum4 Pcnlie Rubens, Aud- ru. DUul1ng. Yxruxnm Buxh, Cyl-'rm Dul.1x.1ll.1du, Marv Inu Mu-,ru Hfmv Mn Yglma lylmlnm, Alu-rnu Burke, Fmmus L1r.1h,1m, Dululus Hwldun. P.1tr1u.1 Exunu, B.lrbarA blunn-vn, B.1rb,u.1 If-Jle, ,lo.m Smith -X4 ,f 11,1 J I',:::l Buttx' I,,llh,lfT11 5,4--rn: Rmwn, Heater bugg: Alpha ppa Alpha 1201 XY'c5t Stoughton Im Amve Clmprcra fm fp: Il-fmrzfu f,ur1nlrmuIn.1m, ww un, MMV Inu IXI4mrc, vfuuf 4f1,llrnl.111,' gm Udum, 'u 1 ff In ilduw I-v-pu, pu mimi, Ifrlcnc Cmlllm, -v 5 'x X 0 ' , '. lv .Lg , -. X '7 . V AQ XX' ,AX ' I ,Q 5 ng.. . 4 if Q Q I..-.H gn. in ' K X N 7' 1 , w ,+A V: , -, ,,' 1 5 x i. 1:- Ll- XX .- 4-.., 'NZ Xxx IX! .X 'I v 1 'x X x.. 'x, , 750 N X , X f X x 5 iff- lixxj lv it gi 4Q'3,f QQ 4 it . , 9 Bw 6593. ,,,1 J . ,, , 1 4 ff' U. r, X1 f U Aiggfggfi.,-,gg:.f39!. , Y 4 'alfa 1 1 it -A af? i Q X f ,X K, t X J exff ,X T017 fair: Ruth Al-cey, L'oi-iwiipozzdirlg ,rm'wri1f'J,' Emily Fisher, fmiilfrm' Balffvm rout' Joanne Baumgnrdner, rurordzrlg Jerfslmy.' janet Birch, pre,m!en1.' Carol Fries, ure premieuf Alph micron Pi 706 South Mathews 49 Active Chapters Top row: Helen Carter, Carolyn Hedberg, Betty Schickedanz, Virginia Boettcher, Mary Boehmer, Nancy Butterfield, jean Stiegelmeier, Catherine Ruckwell. Ruth Messick, Burnell Keine, Ann Cornell, Joann Davis Third raw: Jeannette Casad, Margaret Mcffaughey, joan McDonald, Catherine Arondelli, Mary Hagi, Carol Fries, Aileen Hagan, Emily Fisher, Anne Ander- son, joan Pixley, Marilyn Smith Serond row: Patricia Faust, Helen Hasty, Ruth Akey, Ruth Shaw, Rozanne Spears, Janet Birch, ,Ioan Zagar, Ann Lavender, Mariorie Hagi. jimnne Baum- gardner A V A V Bottom row: Suzanne Ralston, Ioan Locker, Doris Adamson, Marianne Haltpenny, Iva Hagi, Nancy Lindrooth, Mary Cfartland, B.xrb.1r.i Nitely. Shirley Mezger,!Tuclith Midcap, Joan XVeber Na! in pane : Nancy Shugart, Ann Peclcat f x lx if -'X ' V u f lx ,J X lr. N ' il l X S2 gl ' g-y 1-2 'XX-2 if xx-1 xg-, ' 'g,f' Xxi, fi Zin Ki, XT, y f'X,x gi x V ,f-xy x'X ,-AX fix fxr- ff' K C.. lllfi' .' . H101 u H lt-Ill ii Q mf I fi, ff-X, f X,tK ,f-X A ,X-xx ,ff-xx A fi i i f 1 .... Lid e.-.. Ll. L... iT' 4... N i X 1 X YV-fr init : Ruth Palmer, Paula Norris, Mary Currie, Beverly Sthwegel, Suzanne Bolle, ,loan Reeve, Mlrrlyn Kettlecamp, Pzrtrrcra Forbes, joy Blska, ,loan Kramer, Patriem Hazleton, Barb.1r.1 XVUII, Ann lvlemre, Elizabeth Palmer Tlinrl fffiig LQU Bliley, Virginia Pnlzin, Mae XY'isse1, Suzrnne Clark, Lucy Logsdon, Pauline Logsden, Estelle Anderson, Lelin Ratzesbergcr, Pristilla Ueberrhein, Nellie Turner, Betty Glawe, Marianne Denton Sinai! mu: Marcia Spacth, Lucille Knight, P.lIl'lKlJ Roller, Beverly Addiegu, Florence MQSS, Phyllis Miner, ,lean Mixgill, Marie Reno, Adele Mason, Helen Ngek, Katherine O Cnnnor, Shirley Bell l5n.','ffu1 mu 5 bhirley Spencer, Peggy Glawe, Delight Chamlwexs, ,lm Ann Unsell, Alice Keller, Jacqueline Nelson, Mary Evans, XVilla Bowen, Lou Floek, Mgry Rice, Virgini.1 Stinebgrck .NYJ nl jnmtl: Nancy Bend, B.1rbJr.1 henberger, Roberta McClure Alph Phi 508 East Armory -E9 Active Chapters Pliyllix Miner, fminlrzif. Flnrente Moss, :fre fvfu.firlfw!,' Katherine O f,iinn-ir, 1rerr.i1nri,' .Iwy Bislca, ,nlmlriiflwffi rlmlrrzmrz Few Tl F' X X N: 5 if li V -Q Ni i 41 07 X5 .R , YK' Cu XE! in . X ,Q I X J, ,Xi Rx Xl' 4.7 P1 ff if x a l If l f J , r t X 2 X iglix 'Ky V Trip H111 : Marilyn Augspurger, liuii,i1iin,' Patricia-Baker, uri' Dlrillrfr 11: Bufffnll wir : Kathryn Flesch, p1r',i1ilui11,' Marguerite Eckhardt, in,il1mg i ilnzlflllisrlg Ruth Buieh, if in ipmlilnlvu ,if'.'iUl,1iy mph xi Delta 715 XVest Michigan 7-l Active Chapters T017 1'0I4'-' Betty Loefgren. ,ltafln DECKFDH. Olg-1 KlEWf:tZ. Audlie Xvilkirli. Barbara Balrlus, Barbara Bankson. Carole Storkan, Frances Harding, Barbara Pidcock, Mary Smith, Barbara Humphrey, Peggy Schriber, Joan Prindiville Tbifd 1'0ll'-' B3flJ3l'2l Lewis, BCUY l-U53 BEVUIY BSURSOH, Gwilldlne Hffflg, Mary Freis, Marilyn Augspurger, Phyllis Lehn, Patricia Baker, Patricia Risley. Joan Van de Steeg, joan Hallsted, Mary Houran. Ruth Busch, Marilyn hlghnsv Virginia Hess Second row: Marian Harding, Halen Key, Martha johnson, Betty Sclinabel, Rzni Marcus, Kathryn Flesch, Marguerite Eckharilt, Marilyn Baird-Smith, XY'.1nda Zabierek, Mary Harper, Marporie Rasmus Bottarrz faux' Deloris Manus, Charlotte Barlow, Rose Miller, Nancy Trimarcn, Norma Howard, Marilyn Keilman, Valerie Hayes. Barbara Lure No! in pmzelt Peggy Culp, Helen Dowell, Many Peter r-il 'F-it '-dl rvwr Ti '-NN +l KJ ' X 1, 4, X, ' L! X-J! ,Xi-11,1 lk-Z fy ix xv!!! xx-'XJ Ki fffxrx ,ffqr V kb ,f X, KK? ,Ki A I fx, W - X, max -' ' oo' ' f .. A11 -4 , xv!! -qv Wk Lg Vg. N--X, fx, rf-xx X5 kv X5 Xxx W Z-X .Q ff.,-ix lf.-X , i Q, i , N 'r it N f Twp fffiix' Alice Allen, j-'ann jones, 'lull Staran, Sarah Roach, Doris Ericksen, Peggy Turner, Mary Ann Hal in, -lean Mrdcllemas, Ann Reynolds, Evelyn Janeen, Marilyn Helm, Mary Campbell, Claire Whldeman, Carolyn Dunk,Nini1 Xllfestburg, Alice McReynnlclis Ifffmflv wzi- Virginia Edie, Kathleen Flesher, Beverly Tummelson, Alice O'Neill, Barbara Shissler, Barbara Luthi, Harriet Wfcller, jean Bradshaw, Jeanne Etlrngtiin, -ltian -lenkim, ,lane Merrimae, Virginia Farrand, Margaret Reynolds, Dona Rode, Norma Jennings Ylvnil vnu : Nanty Hopkins, jean Hooper, Ruth St. john, Claire Miller, Ecllth Xvormood, Virginia Stewart, Beverly Ayplund, Ginevera Little, Barbara Sey' mirur, M.11th.1 Camnhell, B.xrb.arn Renner, Lois Dumelirxv Xitrfrnl wa: Barlmrrx Nielsen, Margaret Schlemmer, Jane Moss. janet Kelly, Charlotte Murphy, Jane Funkhouser, Patti Laeseh, jezinne BeDell, Shirley Rirbmgirn, Lure Reed, Grace Dittmann, Shirley Llltlxvell Bfimfrzz rffzi 3 Sallv Hager, -Irfan Lzekalrl, Jane Lee, juyee Anderson, Cecile Gagan, Rose Marie O'Neill, Janet Parker, Surat Beth Hayes. Beverly Brown Xfff 111 jnlmlx Leilre Nixtrn hi mega 907 South Wfright 107 Active Chapters Tfifi wh .' H:irb.ir.i Seyinmir, plhlyu z111ilfr',if,' Ruth St. -I-ihn. iri'ft'mi3,- Virginia Ntexxart, xitiiilntf' Hfdlfilfl mn' Beverly Asplulld, f7VL'llzfLIlf,' Crrnexera Little, IIAL hurl- Jim' A ,ff N ,l f , 17 l N ff AA A. 4, ' 1,1550 --tx it ii . . A L f , up - A L W L - AO Q7 ,T . -aid: ' in If x l -ffl X-X K If . i, I : f E X K 4 fxefwfqxl X X DJ NK? 1 f, ff ' f x I fi fall' ' 'w'P Vmep i ga, by 41 X ij! X X X XZ X , x ff l ! 'XIX !'X,.x f tx' .y R , Kali, f Q. r , 'EQ .xi L Ll' Al i r Q X Xa-'x uv Top 1011! Nancy Turney, nnzr-,fZvr1l,' Catherine Grieseclieck, 1iru,i1nli',' Helen England, ,1'lz'elp:'e,r1de112,' Maxine Cargill, p1'r,r1dsr1l Bffflfmz mir: Patricia lximlcr, irfonfzfzg irriiflmyi Delta Delta Delta 508 East Chalmers 96 Active Chapters Top row: Nancy Harling, Helen Bunta. Sally Nuckolls, Carol Chandler, Marilyn Kearns, Delores Beeson, Phyllis Kenney, joan Nicholson, Mary Ann Hold- oway, jo Anne Eacles, janet Nesbitt, Helen England. Eunice joclar, Patricia Hrqselwood Tbnd rouu' Dorothy Matlock, Marilyn Hershey, Mary Ann Morris, Claire Moore, Nancy Turney, Lois Binder, Dorothy Heinze, Dorothy jones, l.et.i Small, Marjorie Spalford, Barbara McKnight, Vanna Thorman, Catherine Griesedieck Second razv: Barbara Garvey, Nancy Fanshier, Mary Carmichael, Patricia Kimler, Mrs. Lyon, Maxine Cargill, Nancy Helme, Betty Golinvaux, Betty Bryant, Margaret McElvain Bollom row: Lois Terry, Beatrice Bencla, Betty Carson, janet Howard, Dorothy Gidtumb, lX'l.1I'llyI'l Polk, -Io Ann Ring, Margaret Sclniriiatlier, Laura jolly Not in pzzflel: Joann Herron, Mary Mayne, Marilyn Mezek If-1 ff-i f-ix lr-wx , ,L ,- ,?, ,--1 ,-. NXJ f Y .if .f Y. 1' , f x , l X. f r, , i a , i gi gy gy 'X-If gl gy gh! xx-I YJ, l Zif-X W-97 1 'Q -4- KT .Gul t j IV' -. an-1 JC. 3 it .6 av 'i L. 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Z-X If gi ,Af-i 7 fr fan: Maura Kal, Patrnia Wfnzcl, -I-vyannc Blnunt, Cc-Irgxa Grucn, Margaret SIITIPHIVU, Carolyn Knaur, fax-mlyn Thcurcr, Lina .ln Llppc, Elizabeth Lyman, Exclvn Smxtlz, Ruth Balcur, Alutlnth All-lwnstnn Yfaml 'fn ' Cmuntlnlxn XYrnglxt, lkar-ulvn Mann, Mary XY'l1CCl.lD, I.yLlxa Irvinc, Marilyn Snyder, Xllfglfiltl Player, Dnrnthy Stine, Nanyy Hull, Joyce Armstrong, Marucry Fmtur, .luv Dullcv, Sally Frost, jnannc Etlwartlx XY'lllctluttn: Brix, Artllx Nxllcx' M. fm! Mn Halt-n Halma, -lean Swanwn, Margaret Smclanr, Nanfy Arkcr. Franca Rulwlnwn, Ruth Allutt, Nancy Dunn, Barbara Clwnlxn, Mary Dobson, Pa! XY agncr. Car--l Marquardt, Greuhen I.uw1s, Mxrxam Sfrmmcr, Frankir Glatz Hwllrff ffu Autlrcg Lanai. Barbara R'Yl ll'lNUU. janet ffvngcr, ,lane Prathcmcr, jun-2 Str-Ink, jane Stro-wk, Santlna Andurwn. Mgmlyn Mlhnll, Gretchen Funk, Xlnrx Munrcr. Plwllxx XX'.nkl:l1l.1tlc, Calla Sl.xxcnS, Imxi Iamlxcy Delta Gamma lap Mu J Mlrram blfmmcr, .rLrwl.:n, Oxcnhcn Lewxs, lflmfmf, Framux Rwlunkun, v!.u1J.zvJv lw,u,l flfalvrllml 1207 XY'cit Nevada 'rl Actixe Chapters I3 l.'fH.' 1 11 Many Dnbwn, :nr pmlmrf1:.' Nanty Dunn, fmlnlrul x 1' 3.121 E ,ff A XX l7 -' xy '- ,. x , f X X . l pl ' Nr l a ' . ,A f .A -..N, ,J L.. I ..-Q ly! l lah- ,, ' gl 'x x ff XX .N f X X 41 X . X f. f l K l 1, l 756 ,555 fi. Gloria lxahn lleafnrer Marjorle Stern rerfelwy Hurlsen Fclfrnarl Delta Phi Ep non :10 East Gregory 'fi A tue Chapters Top you Joan Leeds Renee Gooclmclx Carol Falk Barbara Srhulman ,Ioan Mrrman Marcra Baygood Beyerly Ratt Hollrs Rrzcr Marilyn Ehrlrth Third :ou Elyse Prtzele Florence Nathan Barbara Handelman Elame Lang Joanne XVollb-.r Rcncc brmons Gloru Farkas Sally lurk jomm Mrrks S6COIZd :ou jerry ROSEHZYXEI Gloria Ixahn Beyerly janoy Mrs D kann Huleen Ffltman Marjorie Stern Beycrly Bass Glorxa Qhaloyyltz Bollom ron Arlene Glick Betty Bass Nanny Sakol Ins Godfrred Dolorcs Feltman Franure Ixaye Adelc Goldblatt Not 111 panel Rcatha Hamburg Phyllls Schxyartz Exelyn Stem Donna harlrn junc Alper Carole Neuman Namx Roscn hal JJ LJ if! gj gl 'Q ' , f-V K-AX rf--1 ,f-x fx fi V'-X, if-gi ,f-R Tip wrt .' Nurma Prudcnt, Carolyn Santlclm, Elinor Blatk, Karin Clatlord, Frances Nfrrlrng, Betty Adams, Nancy Buttlicr, Audrey Bchling, Helen XV1egand, Elaine Ku-Jcrna, Grate Yuung, Nadine Ducrwaclitcr TLNJ fffzz J Erma Hill, Patrrtra Frmcli, Naomi Swanson, Klmrlivttr: Harris, Virginia Llglitbndy, Mary XVceks, Cynthia Peterson, Barbara Liclltenberger, Helen Arne, 'lean Davis, Mary Hannrng, Elcannr Bruwn Serffrzrf mu : Mae Grupc, Mildred XY'.iIl, -latquclinc May, Elida Page-, joyte Stfnne, Mrs. Davis, Georgia Pahlow, Mary Kamp-hell, Mona Dean, Dorothy H-arrnell, Margaret Horgcn Bffmirrz wrt: Mclba Mtlirnncy, Barbara Starkey, Barbara Corbett, Cora Reynolds, Ferol Martin, Mitzi Millar, Dolores Her-rn, Norma Talcott, Margaret C nllrns Delta Zeta 710 Xllfest Ohio 67 Active Chap-terS Yup wrt J Mary fampbull, ifm.vfv,i11.l1fltg .fzrvtlrlvp .' Jacqueline May. rtrwrtlnlg itrvrirlri Bfitmni rffu .' Elida Page, lfrmlflw .' ,ll-ytc Stunc, fm'vIJw1l,' Georgia Palrltm. :nr fmvfifrrzl tx I W Z- Y- ff! XX , I x ' i A a A if 5 .N jf I ' ff f ll il 'Q wwf ' W x - ' X - XX N ,XFX X x xg-2' X..-I l i Y 64 fgf li Ar- bl . te. x x x x N N l .X i x . K 1 V. i f l l g, 758 ix ,X X X If ,f if r 3 3 T 1 ii XXX r r Q it fi' Q5 Y ,V l r - :I l , L, , H S ilk jf ff!! gi T,- Nj, Tall wiv: Dorothy Potter, rtfrordirig ,rt'ri'sli1nJ,' Naomi Streetcr, rrerzrruw Bulmmv wuz' Irene Ther,V rite pw.i1dmf,' june Barber, prenden1,- Lois Sprague, pledge Iliunei Gamma Phi Beta 1110 West Nevada 55 Active Chapters Tap raw: Patricia Michelman, Phyllis Prust, jane Lawler, Sydney Hill, Marcella jacobs, Marilyn Schueler, Kathryn Bean, Barbara Hull, Dorothy Davis. Barbara Kuschmann, Suzanne Reinardy, Nancy Neckers, Margaret Lewis, Mary Fouts, Carol Nicholson, Leta Ornellns, joyce Heath, Ruth johns Third raw: Nancy Alexander, Marilyn Schnirring, Nancy Burnett, Jacqueline Inglesh, Kathryn Clark, Annabel Ethcrton, Naomi Streeter, Dorothy Mt- Kinley, Betty Dean, Patricia Price, Patricia Barackman, Betty Wfright, Gloria Kramer, Diane DeP:ce Seromz' row: Mary Carlson, Florence Bechtol, Delores Davidson, Lois Sprague, Irene Ther, Shirley Smith, Nancy Barber, Dorothy Potter, Maizie Angler, Mierley Brown, Martha Innis, Lee Cadwell, Elizabeth Keeter n Bottom raw: Sally Davison, Caroline Connor, Mary McLean, Jane Rendleman, Mary Crawford, Frances Dunn, Marilyn Lowe, MaryLee Metford, jeannrtn Gustavison, Joanne Herschbach, Dorothy jubelt, Carolee Little, Marilyn Hartley i 1 i 2 X i '- , i r X ? ?1 1 '-' KQV RJ' X'x.f 'x.,f X LZ KX-,f Xvf wa yfhxx 1-X. fi- ,f'-- -, ,f-Xe ff ,f A-. , - A ., fr- - r If ,fr gi it Q, , . YQ A' Q R L x 'I L - n ff. s A- ,6- V,-. xx 3? If-Xxx .ff-X ff-S IXT X,--K XX If-5 qi X,-NN ,l f X - ' xx If N 1 ,f X N , X . K u N 9 9 f 1 f Mn' Mdry Mmlxum. Hulcn Lltrlc, I..un.x Dnn.xghur, Ifuniue Sirfcrd, N.1r1lyn North, Vnrglnm Kr.1.1bul, Mullyn Daniels, Mxllucnt Mmhcll, joan xLhuunun.1n, Dun-zlxy Vngdxur, P.xtrnx.x Human, Ilms lcdulwurg, julie 1NI.m1c Ellmbtlh Iwm. ,hun I.c.xlxy, Aluc Hnungs If f fffu. Xqmy Ii.x.n4 Mnrtlu Pcnuull, Ann fnpcn, Lluzalwtlm Lllncmn, Betty XY'uldsm, Mary Shull.nb.1rgcr. M.11th.x P.1tlu1s-rn, P.ntr1u.1 Frlwn, j.1nu Sulllvan, Hclvrl 5l1cll.1lwruur, fuul 'I'h4-m.u. ,luuu Drew. Suu Rmclxmd, Gwendolyn Lawn, Dclnrux Tyson, Angulmc Minimum X mf mn Q MMV lf.utnmn, Shlrlry BASIL Mnx Qn.1h.un, ,Lznct Ungg, Ann Rm'clst.1d, Cvurtncy Mnhr, Kgmlyn fluk, Slnrlcy Rnlnc, ,Luqucllrnc XVu.xx'cr, I--Annu liukcr, L.m1l5n Nclwn, N.umy Stcxmrt, f.u-wlyn Muullcx, Coffin: Hunting lm 1 ru ff-11: V.1lv.-rw Ramrv, ,I-vyw H.xys, Bully Burylnll, M.11'y Plant, B.1rb.1r.1 Buckur. Bum-xly XX'llllCI1XXtl7CI', h1.ll'Ilyl'l Tmvnlbs, Ann M.Ahcr, Ann B.1bl1, Mary xuiwll, Nnmy Ryncuwn X 11 fuzml' XY,and.x Huh, Lltlwrlrtu Chrrxtuu, Yl.mu Mnhcl, Ann Fulmth, jane Nautz, N.1ncy XVnIwn Muxlxn Nurlh, mf1Ufw,11Jlf1,4 nuL.',1f1,' M.iry Eastman, ilu' fH:v1.fu1I,' Ylmquullnu XY'c.ncr, jmvl.fn1l,' Inulyn Nulwn, ln.nl1ru ,f ff A ff 4 I f ff F I ' I - ' , V 6 9 A xv! . qv . Mr , 0. Q 1' f T ' fi' T R 'H VZ 1 r ' n . 22,1 ' rt. Vu. .- nf' 1 'lib-' .W a 5 1,1-., b ,,+ , , ,rl 'jf, ,- m- K: 1- 1 3 1' I X-. T do fi fw . , , M 'JQL H, f fiyhg- xi SW ir 1, N 5-:Y 2 N J J In .9 X 15. f tp H rl f W2 f .5 ,, we , . X 1 ff' x gf xx N rx., ovf' l 'X,f', W X, Top I'0ll'.' Patricia-Riley, Etflf0l',' Alvina Surzickas, ,rr'wu!r:f'y,' Frances McGovern, rz,ri1,.r!.f:11t !1'rHIx'lllr'I',' Norma Mead, zmlvjplq ,bryirmrm Bntlom voir: Millicent Petty, lrr'i1,rlzrw',' Kathleen Keclcy, fvrBi'1rlr'11l,' Betty LuSlc, Ilfz' fvrarlrfr 111 K ppa Delta 1204 South Lincoln 76 Active Chapters Tuff mir: Marjorie Blevins, Mary Finkenstaeclt, Rita Sheehan, Ann Frunson, Barbara Tozier, Ruth Klcinsnnth, ,lean Carr, Nedra Amcrman, P.1ll'IuI,l XYHLI1, Karina Bartsokas, Betty Miller, Kathryn Colbert Tlvml wir: Ruby Lampley, jere Flory, Laura Lamb, Barbara Lisenby, Frances Sterling, Joanne Hindmanh, Mary Crawford, Helen Baianyi, rlutlrcy Hall- clorson, Dorothy l-Iolin, Jeanne Lee, Mary Durfee, Marguerite Tobin SEIDIIJ 1'0ll'.' Jean Knoch, Harriet Bragclon, Patricia Riley, Norma Mead, Alvina Snrzickas, Betty Lusk, Mri, Mable Curry, Kathleen Keeley, Mrllrcent Petty, Betty Roe, Frances McGovern, Martha McLean Bollow V'0ll'.' joan Shutts, Laurel Rich, Darlene Stallman, Martha Ramsey, Nor-malcc Cook, Mabel Fisher, Carol Ewing, Nancy Renlrow, -lacquoline liecwy. Elizabeth Renfro, Marjorie Ardis Nur HI fumel: jean Canty, Sally Pierce, Corrine Kennedy, Rosemary XVatkin5 F-koj, yr Zizgz-37 ff -N, fi I l yqt J' 1 T Y , Mu Dum Aamplvull, Marx' Nnklwlx, NUYAIIHC Kmms, -I-mwplunu lhnd-vlplx, Fmflics Iixlwrm, fvmhm lhlmun, WI-nw Brunncmcycx, Carol Brunncmeycx, M.nm.unt blcnn, Phxlhx R-vhcxlx, Nlmlwn Yllcmlnc. P.1Krn1.1 Srmth lf,w,! ff 14 M.xrx Marxh, Namx Hnxyx, Mnxlxn linker, Cywlghx Buxhncll, Mxry XY'h.1m, -Immnnc K4-my, Martlm Rue, Hurlctt Puwns, Mary Twomcy, Diane Krnth, ,hun XX'Lxtgwl'. -111.111 XN'1lll.xmx A.. f.'.:' f sw Marx Xudlu, Mug-:rv H.1lx-umm. B.nrlur.x Bmdlcx, Rum Mcwcr, Mrs. Ethcl Mhmldt, Kathryn I.ut7, Lmvl Dannu, Dumthy Brlnap, Mgzrmn mlwnnunmn, Nuny funk, Vlmlul 'Iruun, plume Rulwrrtx V K F-Uv- bn - - li' m r u' -hm! XXML-lx'. Nmu Punk, B.urb.n.n Bumutt, M.ubulx' GL-hm, Karol Slmcns-un. 'Inn Mklxc, H.lrlur.1 Burnctt, P.m1u.1 Peterson, Nancy Fruke, Nu: bhxllwn, fNwrn1.4 IJ.xlu Nw ur: fn I: M.1rx' Llcxullvn, P.mux.1 M.1mglur, .hw Cmmwn, I-r.1nnu Gndnrmrr lfj' vu lx . JL Kappa Kappa Gamma 1102 South Limuln H2 Agtuxc Chapters fnlurxn Lutz, 1mwf.l.u.',' ylwhlrmc K-mty, fflmlgm fm r Muwfg H.41x-wxwn, HAL j'u11.hu.' I5 .',wn,- ffm ' Marx Nudlu, lfffm Ll-,1nn:.m,' -In,1U XY'1ll1.m1s, mmmu .a , 1' 'RHF , 1,x1 - 1 4 Y Y I A v W ' - . N N ' 1 -A Y 1' ' U' 2 h 1' t , x 3 ,Af 4. A, J . Q ' 1: 7 ' ' .1 gal' f Q ' 1 1 X 2' J . ' F 51 11 -' 'V 3 1 7 ' t s , 56 ,- P 1 Q .,, XX fjixx ,X X , px Qx NX,f, Px,.! f 1, 5,7 3 w Y Y r f 1 If ,'! f J' f 1 XX 'X ,fx 762 5 - W . N .- -4 ' . 4-LN.-- g , A.- Xxx 1o..g. , .W N., rs. -v . .- Qi W -- 1 , , 4' -3. . L Y i 5. - 3 A 6 f If,f X X X , is f , X d',,.ff MXH ' 5 W 7 x f Y, 1 xxffx fix' is Johanna Cramer, ,fvi'1uI1lry.' Roialie XVerner, rim' pv'e.rliier1l,' -lune Braml- ing, pu',mli'111,' Alice Muschler, fvlsflgi' lmlner Phi Mu 1010 South Third 72 Active Chapters Tap roi:-: Emerald Korn, Darlene Gersey, Raymona Cotta, Rita XVegner, Elaine Desort, Dorothy Bergst, Rosemary Schelkopf, Elizabeth Andermri, Vyetm Ho :man Third mu Marguerite johnson, Ramona Rutt, Barbara Dixon, Phyllis Derrer, Joan Siovic, Narciza Conrad, Barbara Kircher, Lorraine Bonaguidi, Valerie Vance, Shirley Krueger Ssrmzd row: Joanne Connell, Dolores Steed, Alice Muschler, june Branding, Johanna Cramer, Rosalie NVerner, Patricia Thomas, Norma Harringr-yn Bolfom row: Betty Riley, Patricia Lamantia, Betty Herrmann, Geraldine Sullivan, Laverne XY eddle. Barlura Sumers, Edith Casper, Mary Stuukey No! in panel: Marian Leigh, jane Siemens, Mary Martin J, .f ii 1 N if X, N .f N. ff' X 1 w , f we U U U if U ii-ff I LJ' L2 Xxx ,.f+X !,f'X.,x X I ,fx-xx ffiex X fa- ,r,, 1' mx., ,f-'-f , D ' x Y ' f u , , f . . , X 1 i 1 , i i i . .i Q9 C7 Z' L, 1:9 .-5 Q T7 1. f-X ,fx '-X .2-XR Ig-xx X-xx, N 1 I Xi. 5. , ltv Im. IU Lu, Elxync Kmrncr, Duwm Fisher, -hnuc Sulonwn. Bqxnuc Dunk, Bc f Rwqlxu I.1Ll1lummu'1 Nxbll MII I Rxth Prm xc-Rwb ' 11 r '11 R CH .L. 1 -wlyn Bm:frr11,m, .xflum Ly.JrwIu-n, Kxthlccn Gxnduk, Elalnc Bums, Rhoda Rmenstcln, Lf-15 Kmm, Fl-func Sdmnrlz, Maxine Dcutmh, Hope X Mum. QLD Phi Sigma Sigma I, z H.1rlw,.r,4 Nut, ff 11, Lulu Kuppurnmn, , ,, 1 KI.x'l,1r.ny bmw, .'fu,.wlfr.v. flmxlwtlc Sihncldcr, Nm 514151, ::.L f-flxulknz ugh -Q g g 306 Ent Gregory Actixc Clmptcrf 4ff,l.:v,l11p IIPIII H1 mv- -A-.TE ,.7'U -R C1377 :ei Hn. A, r 7 my Fi 3 5 'I' 773 Ei fi :E Z-7T' 'J' L? 77- L- 71 'C 'SU j 7 . n D 'IT' C - -1 3 ,, 'll EZ -ME 5 nm IE? C - .jp 'Tw :A A f. mf' EP: F: Fi HH 32 -J Pwr rl-17 5? n - 5 Qc 30 N- I f,. A 54 9. F ul f, 5 Q c.. N -. X X., V ,fx-f X X 'T S ual? ,Sami . , X x f X I A1 1 x if 764 X v l l . if ' -1, V i .. C7 i 4 -A ff 'cs , me-' , l I l , ,V l 5 f'fF'l'H's i'i '- ixa ll 1 1 ,J V -'. A-..-..-..-..-..-. ,-.7 i e ,vs ni l l I l XSS X X Betty Altenburg, pltvfgf .rnper1'Uur: Mary Jo Lewis, 1-lzfloizlg rfuilrmrzuq Grace Hartman, prswderzl: Joanne Lomax, :nr pir',i1.fn1t,' Mary Riley, Jrlwliimlwp CIMITVWIJII Pi Beta Phi 1005 South XVright 97 Active Chapters Top row: Mary Giblin, Barbara Schmitt, Joanne Rogers, Mary Riley, Henrietta Tomlin, Charlotte Camp, Jeanne Bresce, Joanne Lomax, Margery Tompkins, Carolyn Clark, Mary Hurst, Barbara XVitty, Patti Gilliam Janet Hemphill, Marilyn Hindsley, Joanne Fisherkcller, Elizabeth Wfilliamson Third row: Joyce Bresee, Thelma Schaefer, Sheila McMurray, Harriet Verry, Doris Himes, Phyllis Xifelsh, Lora Rucker, Sara Funk, Betsy Downs, Shirlie Mcllvain, Ruth Dearing, Dolores Koehnemann, Sarah Holder, Marianne Green, Beverly Beaver, Mary Von Fussen Second row: Barbara Blanchard, Betsy Nardi, Ann Dnvall, Betty Godwin, Blary Lewis, Vera XVilliams, Joanne Dillavou, Joanne Northam, Grace Hartman, Betty Altenburg, Mary Traylor, Pat Wfallaee, Marion Ro?ers, Anne Burster, Dorothy Armstrong, Martha Moors Bottom row: Suzanne Wideman, Virginia MacDonald, Mari yn Johnson, Sally XVhite, Carolyn Zipprodt, Pat Daugherty, Shirley Locke, Mary Tate, Pat Kennedy, Sue Davidson, Shirley Gould, Phyllis Black, Rachael O'Byrne, Janet Peterson Nui in panel: Joy Wardlc, Ollie White. Frances Wfillis X-1' tg-1' ig-1' gf' g-,f 'X-X A ..,- -X -Y ,, .,vv,,.f V! fi xx ,X X fi I ,-C, , -X , ,K--., V 1 J- , --- is fr -, --- -i- ... f-J -,K y Y -Yr 5.114 X.-1 Xu: I 1' vffu' D.uurl.x K.rr!m4n4 Don-tlry C,l.nwm.m, Elum Nunn-mx. Gall XVm'l1, Buxcrly Sprclburgcr, N.xt.1l1c Fargcson, Carole P.rrlem.m, Ruta Copxkcn, Shirley Krxrlll, H.rrb.rr.1 Mlrultz, Rnxlyn Sturm, Rosanne Horwitz lim! wa Suzanne Iohrn, Sue Grczmxalrl, Marrlyn Baker, Doris Loxxcnlwrg, Plxyllri Mclnuk, Eunnu Horwxtz, Barbara Sglmtfcr, ,loan Mandelson. Roberta Roxy, Rr-slvn XY-rlbcrg, S.md1.x fkullnn, Glorm Polozkur M ffm! ron' Dorothy Rulwnxtcm, Nurml Cohen, Dorothy Pusklml, lfwlyn Groxsmnn, Elaine Roaenlwrg, Mrs. Mrldrcd Horwitz, Carol Polk, -lean Margoles, Plxyllrx Emmy farolxn Colman, Bcity l,ux1n :nw vf rl' l.un-rrc Iirrudman, Marrlyn Mcrxclman, Barbara Wknner, Etlmcl Mac Karon, Margery Cutler, jane! Bclotcky, Aludlth Roscntlml, Luis Lewm, Elaine Crolkllwru, luucrnu waflc l N 1 nz fumll: Carman lmlwtcnlurrg, Hcrmlnc Gold, Rum Rcmer Sigma Delta Tau 110-I XVcst Nevada 314 Artnve Llmpters Yofw von Dorothy Pcxlclml, lvl.:-nuff .lean lvfargolci ,rrlwl.1vrh1prlw.1ir- m.m Bffllwm run 3 lfulvn Cyroxsrrmn, ,rlrnL.u:ry,' El.nnc Rosenberg, prwnlnll: f.rrol Polk, llrr ,flrrvnfufl fa -X r 7 X 1 x 'l , X 'x lx' xx fl X J ' -f xl l 1 lv, ,J ,f a If 'FN N 766 if ,- , ,W ' Fi- .f 1 A- , Lf FFT! ? . -fr' 1 -K ' .5 in F' Q , Q' 4 A , 7 , E ,nv 1, xii X 2 X ix ly 3 5 g f Top row: Patricia Rush, Ir'ei1,rnfe1.' Roberta Rayburn, i'ii'm'J1f1g ,farm- fmg: Carol Jacobs, rofferrpfmdfrzg i':t'1u,zrg Bolfom row: Charmain Chase, fin! Nw prt.riJmt,' Joan Fagerburg, prv,r1du1t,' Marlorie Mahrt, wlorld zlru pfffzdnlz Sigma Kappa 713 Wfest Ohio 52 Active Chapters Tap faux' Hilda Rhodes, Patricia Rush, Cathryn Tasker, Patri 'ia Borngasser, Brverly Fordyce, Patricia Crowley, Patricia Campbell, Lois Smith, Joan Haaga, Jessica Pavlik, Helenetia Beebe, Stella Stapleton Third rozv: Gwen Jean Satterlee, Marcia Metcalf, Rosalie Hunt, Elizabeth Wleston, Marian Lamb, Janice Kuhns, Rose Capodice, Mary Napier, Mary Lou Schaeflein, Marilyn Owens. Marilyn Rohe Second 1-ow: Anne Flint, Jo Anne Armstrong, June Saley, Barbara Mouritsen, Roberta Rayburn, Charmian Chase, Joan Fagerburg, Marlorie Mahrt, Katherine Wolcott, Carol Jacobs, Delia O'Neal Bollanz I'0ll'.' Dorothy Schrader, Virginia Rilson, Mary Murphy. Barbara Newton, Lois Piotter, Arden Burns. Janet Stearn, Janice Hackbarth, Phyllis Cuakley, Joyce Sternaman, Yvonne Drapeau ,M ,,..,., ,....,.X ...ca Md N... - , .,. iw .M X fl f K gl il 'gy' 'tif' gf' X- ,f ' K xl' Xaff ' X-ff' rx, -X, X-xx ,in ff-X1 X- A v Q ,-- e, ,f--a ff- -X, ff----. .-Q X ,. F-VX f-V . X YY '. l l ,xl lt fi l Q ,X X X 1. , , i rx X f ff xx ,, , if O 'l - v' 'J sr ,px 15 X Af on Q! MI, ,K xx-P. ,N if , Mpf' g v ' A xl . fxxx 4' n N ' wwf ' H- , 1 ,J-ie.:..f f'l.,..:i-, -wt .Lt 3' ,.., ,-x ,X ,E 7,5 V,.X,, , 5 ,,-NX , fd Ywv vnu: Alcan T--rncllu, Nancy Heuer, flarul Cruuvlm, jo Tum, Rose Elsnan. Barbara johnson, Emlly Speropulos, Gloria Burns, Blrbara Flmstrum, , Slnrluv Alxers--n, Vrxmn Herr, Elalnc Adam Ylwlf rlrflf Rruscmlry Ccrny, joan Tum, lklarlurnu Th-mon, Nun.: Bruns, jvytc Rnsc, Rosemary Ryan, Doris Iwkliay, Mary Enright, Juanita Schulze, Lois Xvhxtc, lNI.1r14vn St lmene Sfrwj vnu 5 Shirley Grady, Sylua Duns, Shirley Hynm, Marian Ry.m, Helen Plctsch, Sue Lahl, Ellen Gernon, Hugetle Kloslu Bulmrrz mn : Yxnnne Fuse, -loan Lannlng, Priscllla Pmrmn, Helen Rum, Delj-hlnc Blrtomewicz, Darlene: Svobotla, Patricia Dunnlng Noi ff: fmml: Vcrn.x Kruusz, Murlyn Ncwtsnn Theta Up ilon w 503 East john Z Active Chapters 'Imp mu 1 Suc I..xhl, l1s.1,r1u'w: -Shirley Hynes, .fFL'!'FldVj'- Hffllfflfl mu : M.m.m Ryan, pvamlwlf Helen Plctsch, fire preudefzt i I I 1 :V l 5 I l .qr. N1 Eglin K ' 1 U' i F I wr lnlu ! -1.. Qffar I J I .DQ I in rw, I f K X . ff' , ff!,ZfiX'nX-Xk' .gsm Y, , ' A xi A X ' l f l J '.OSii? ,fl H!! 2 fm lixwxvfxjl J l r X V f X,- 768 I i 1 'i i 1 ,fx far rx. T K ff' i ' ' - , 1 K-X . X ,- r-XX S1 X 1 1, 'N A . N' f -ivaiwgseiag lx N' i gf ZUAte23, ll 5 HQQQQQ-if X. Xxg Grace B,1lz.is, pie.r1ifw11,' janut Kline, yirii1.1f5 ,' Phyllis Lums, m.zi11rur,' Mnurrne Comstock, url' fm,-lifrrzr Zeta Tau Alpha f 808 XVe5t Vermont 82 Active Clmptcrs Top f0Zl.',' Dorothy Carter, Fmnccs Carter, Phyllis lNf.lfDOLlgLAll, Roberta Telling, Muioiic Ives, B.irhax'.i Hill, Marioric M.1thcws, B.1rb.1r.i Stcmrit Tbird rout Mary Lou Koehler, Mary Hainsworth, janet I-luster, joan Mieschkc, Maiporic Miller, Pntrltin Tzxugner, Marian Scrxyltzy, Thcicsi: Giant. ,lwannc Spe'km.1n Sefalzd ionx' Charlotte Vogt, Virginia Sorstn, M.1ry Savina, Phyllis Lucas, Jannire M.1cDnug.xll, Gmce B.1l.1zQ, Lois Dmn, Ruth Civultas, Lim liinkcnbindcr, janet Kline V Bottom fair: ,lean Lungstrum, Marjorie Knop, Rita Evans, janet XYKIIIKCY, jean Flaw, Marycllen Vose, Gloria Gable, Dill-,ru Flimtly. I.Efl'l.l Kcllcy, Lirqiling Rees Na! 1:1 fnzml: Maurine Cornstmqk, Virginia Slxkur, Mary Buescher X I,-lx' F Iwi- fin fl- fi- '--, v-' fi i' -'-1 1 f t f ,, x t U S-I gl gf' -XX' i g-X 'g-X' if ' X,-,ff ' Lf x,,, lik gi f-X ff V. fra 'f r 4,--f - x af .- - f rr ' f X-X, I X 1 l lx 1 l i i l , X il i X X 1 N 7 Independent Women iffy fig , ,,- .-- T 1 si Qs 'iff IX s G- ' v 3 ,, .1 f , ' 91 - -: X.. Hill: X V x 0 N lr W tu N lx WJ . If X 11' H . X, 14, f' X evffffwm X ., 9 M i X 1 IQQZVM N .1 l xnxx.. G 41' A x fe X5 n A' ff ' s I I . f .-ovf' ,..- x., . I X 1 5 N W . , n I I WN Q 9 W -,n X95 ' nuff!! fgf... . w 5 'i I' Q W f N71 . wg 1 A Y iiil I I XX f N XX k!X f GW xgj .xlx XNAX f J' 1 K-Tw ' X u! N dh UW px, f ,. Q X YQ ,flu 'I? Du 4 1 NXQ X X x 'w ,! Q f If F ,y J 52-fl Q4,-f ,qwffgf f X X' f f f J! 2 X El' 5 T, I in Z I . ' 1 f fu. ff ff! I f 'pk 'v f J W ' f ff 2 f X f X ff Z is W 1 Z . If X Q ff ff! ,f ff ' X f kk M! ,, f ff ,X J! NX QA f f f M 5 M X ! v f I .L 1 I fy! X X f ?..-1 . 1 1 flu J Iunu Hcrfemn, Aunctc Nu-lwn, Marv Bcvlibrrnk, M.lrg.1rut Putter, Allie Miller, liunimnrc Buinlwlt, Ciruulicrr Hutwn, -In Anne BI'L1l71lkCl', Ingrid ml SL f rl n ll in XX1r1 llxra rd L murrn. l 'llv .1 I v, fe u I wr, lirw. NYM Q, Linn l.i'-rlvwcn, lXI.lfllVflIjCfllHA!1, M.lrwn XY'c1ss iff i nrmm Arcntsv.-n, 'lfmn lkllllulcll. -I-ran Br1ttin.' Knliryn ,l.1c0lws0n, LIVKC Loman, S.1llv Miller, Mnrrlyn Millar, Kitlilecn Gnldcn, Hclcn Falken- r Ili, 1 .ir-rlinu Pcrrv, Dirrm liulirlwru, Lvxlrlm Glcim, Emily Burk-N, Vrlsrng Balwlwitt V 1 I r if Klrr - V , Q Y N n, Cin-1 XY,1:Ic, Bcvcrlx' N1llnl.xy, Audrq' Llrsffn, P.ltr1c13 XY'.1igncr, Myrtle Erllks-In B r rffri Alma P-iniurrix, R-im,nnc Rrllurllwn, rl-un H.1rm-in, Nun Whrrrngtun, Phyllis Vurulwlc. Rose MJr'ks, Ruth Olin, M.xrilyn Bcuc. Kmrulyn Kraybrll, Il f 11 X1 ' ' rv. flu ln Sprrrv, Fmmu Hmtlm, ln.1nn Frrxk, D-ms Pcminaer, loan Gcrrimnw. Clmrluttu -Inlinxnn, Mrs. Sllrmillt, Marilyn Hmmrd, Inn John- xcrlu Nlnkullc. M.xrrh,l XX'ln!.irni,-r, N.iry Forrret X f fqngil' Ulzw Bnnnun, Alun Llrnlli-mialc, Batty flurupplm, jugm XVAH5, D-mlrliy Duke, Fr'.xnccQ Gourlcy, fix'nll1i.1 flxrk Cagle Hall liunrlx Nrllrrln, ifflml ll'.111f1f.n1,' flmrluttc Iullnwn, lrlirilnru' Muri- lun ll-fxmril, fmi1rlir1.'. lm Ylnlinmn, iiivmlfy, l.1r-ll XY'grglc, Jul, f'i.r,uf'if,1,f I v I A X , XQ X x p AGLE' I, , um iff!! 1 Q 0 XXX 'V 1 'fu N 5' A K, v., , gg , I 9 C -if i 1 i . AA .g fi i '.l -S..-9 f' ' X 7 K5 . my .X-X f-X , x Af-X f Ax 72 K 1 i 'fi fx wif ,H ,f ff X l l WGS J -XXV f' K ff Top roun' Ruthc Golh, ffrunlizzg Jarreiaryg Maurine Scheckman, cone .vpamfiwzg Jsciclr1ry,' Carolyn Berman, fnrzinflr-.' Rhuda Chayken przridsrzt Bozlom rnzr: Judith Xveinstein, fire prf'.riJef1t,' Jewell Lerl, rzdzfrfir June Caplan, .rorial rlulirvlzarl E.K.T. Club 1106 Xvcst Oregon Top raw: Gladys Goldstein, Rhoda Chayken, Judith Weinstein, Edith Fletcher, Gloria Lewis Third faw: Phyllis Holland, Beverly Zabin, Miss Sarah' Friedlander, Carolyn Berman, gewell Leif, Rochelle Weinstock Second row: Ethel Slutsky, Natalie Kaufman, Donna Lmsky, Jeanne Izen, Bcverl Zar in, Shiphra Diamond, June Caplin, Arlene Malow Ballom fow: Eileen Lamm, Maurine Scheckman, Ruthe Golb, Audrey Sherman, Ellyn Wlallace, Betty Hirsch, Shirlene Lezan , X I , V f 4 , fl- lil ,-f l. ...-. , A ,' i f i i fi, , f Xe ,f'n- nf f'n - - e 'A--. if-X K -- f' f V X XV' 1 X . l i ff-X2 ff' l l ffzxx wr, l Qi ,E vfx K X-VY X -.. Y ,fxx ,ir x,-X X,-X. A H ,, ,,., ,!., Q, .e .Q .2 1,-. X,. LK, 1 1 ffu' XY'.1ncl.x Cnllcttc, BI.1ryHc1m'l4cn. fflcfvla XYurtlr, Exclyn Purley, Mumn H.lnwn, Sully Emrnrh, lxldfflhl Carling, Ellcn Falcs, Mirram Backs, lun Krllulm, mllx' Purlslc., ljur-ftln' Cmhm, Luullc Mu7z.1rullr, Vluxul llldnmn, Mururxc Bryxmt, llllm Mcnzul, Bcurly Schyckcr, Annu Hcmrrly ll I 11 l I l rm llnr 4 111 1 51rrlu Hlcg ur, -I-1.mm- RL Butts' llmr-n, Barlurd Runrmkcr, Patrrun Rrnggcl, Frames Kundrrfk, Cnrmlyn Sledd, Fern Hodge, Munras XX'rllr.am5, Lynurtc Hmm, Ijnrurlry H.1gcn. Frrxmcx Cvr.1l1.xm, P.xul1nc Ylcwcll, Dune Rultur, Kathryn Trvmmcr, Jeanette Grlfllrnst, Sumc Srhutz X nl 11111: Nlmy Wlrllc, ,I-'Annu hcl-llur, Llm lhtlullrrg, juan CQ.1l1m, M.1r,u.1rctlx Strnut, Mary Rrch, lflrllnc Iltrs, Lym XVUSQ, Evelyn H.1mlwcrkcr, Dolores lx mls X1 ll X utul nr fur l Irlxx urls flrfl llnllrml, unll lr l l .p. ., '11, 'A 1. -. 1. Z y , . I 7 ', 'I I .rl, BqttySm1Kl1, lilcgmnr Kcnncdv b 1 111 11111: -Iu.1mttu Lrrnkc, j11.1n flnmlur, W'rllruc1l.1 Mrltlru, Glmm l7cl..n'.1ll.xdc, Bctty Zrckcnbcrg, Crlml Stcwxg, Lois Mxxlllcon, Elaine Grcunberg, Nata' u B.11l:y N lvl frrnrglf lirnqi Heller, I.1llr.1n fnlllns, Mary Huttcrlicld, Estllcr lurctz, 5.rn1lr.1 Pukcr, M.1r1lyn Macklin, B.xrl'1:1ra Golden, Rica Kahn, Charlotte lrllu I r . 1 . , ,141 . 1n!7. Yl-um l-'m.mrn, N.1rtl1.1 Pnntlmgr, Bwnnrc Puls, Elnmlwctlm Ratlxlmg, Mary Krause, Suzrmnc Scl1lcnl'u1'. Alice Srolmnn van Hall 1115 XVCSI Nu .Ida 'lf1f- ff-11 .' -l.1rrc Mlmrc, 1111 1m11.ln11,' Dururlmy Vcrnrlr, lurwlrirrrl lif-1111111 'Hu' Mrrmm Bdkky lrr.111111r, -luannm Trrylrfr, vulzlrlry, P.1t Rrnggcr, 111 1111111111 11111111115 1,1115 Mallrrrmt, 11111111 rlvalfrmm Z5-Y, ff X :ai X K7 ' u lx -' -. . 3 - 1 E 'fr l ' V I' 1 . F' Il f ' fi? P- x , r X Ki Vffg' !1 xf' I, 1.11 kkf x N f 'M . ,f Y, X xif KX X X I f . ill 4' 1 , ' X 1 x 1 ,fix , ' X x 774 F7 fwfu-N llxifi ii'vf,7 2 5 .f . x, I. 'R X, , K l S it-A L, R ,' ir, Xi. X Jr '. 5. F it X N if' . ,Iggy x, 'v ' ' tx. ala .' avi 7' L- X. - Qiff I 5 XX Ziff f f i X .f r rx N, ff , W ,g ,4-X, . TV, ' Q V J xi Evans Hall coeds at Club Commons Evans Hall 1115 Wfest Nevada Top row: Gloria Spector, Sarah Kuenstler, Joyce Xvernintski, Virginia Schneclfc, Margaret Myers, Jane Reske, Norma Rumery, Anne Heitkiitter, Gloria Riimn, Patricia Zimny, Frances Wfagner, Margaret Pickard, Elaine Cherpeck, Vivian Zenziper, Betty Matthews, Jennie Naumczilc, Hazel Carr, Gloria Hagaman, Ruth Gaudlitz, Jane Moore Third row: Marjorie Luse, Genevra Rooks, Bernadine Ciulevrian. Sally McKe0wn, Alice Bull, Jean Decker, Margaret Burridgge, Olga Golusinee, Arclcth Jones. MarjoriekSeltzer, Julianne Smokowski, Christine Popyanchelf, Mary Osborne, Ruth Oakes, Charlotte Fischer, Sonya Leva, Vera Antinmnnk, Eleanor Belmg, Kay Ara 'awa Second row: Juanita Taylor, Phyllis Kirby, Sherilyn Wlhite, Martha Corbett, Lurene Hueber, Merle Schwartz, Kathleen lele, Nathalie Furst, Dorothy Vern-fr, Mrs, Alice Cotter, Amy Dozier, Joan Rieger, Myra Poclvoll, Dolores Ahrens, Lea Thoeming, Jessie Fulita. Alverne Burke, Margaret Mance Botiom row: Rita Remer, Dorothy Rich, Madelon Cofoid, Edwardine Baker, Faye Goldstein, Eleanor Stein, Patricia Nickell, Louise Muenzer, Beverly Crabb, Jennora Fisher, Betty Hoskins, Katherine Lee, Lenore Sanders, Elizabeth Kustner, Phylli-1 Goodman Not in panel: Stella Bezansky, Caroline Brown, Shelia Burk, Janeth Finch, Loretta Fitzmaurice, Elizabeth Hines, Glorye Ncetllman, Aliie Patritk, Bernrte Perry, Rita Remer, Francoise Salgat, Lucy Sayers, Marmrie Xvilson f xx rxxg-Q Q gy gf xx-X' 'gf' REX' 'XX-, f' g, -' -kdf' xx., ' 6 1 1 fix 'fix ,-fi, if -'-e. ,fe-w ,ff-2 , rf ,K , f -' - V '- x L X X if 1 R X3 , x f' 1 rp wil 'lean Husmn, Marian XV1ls-fn, Rcnuu Dudcrlern, i,,.xml Harriman, Barbara Tlmicbaud, Janice Blcllantl, Mary Sinclair, Martha Gschwendtner, jean Olmn, Elxra Tarhlu, Lorna Springer, Earlene fiollins, Hclun Brubaker Tluml wus Muriel Faw, Virginia Bisrhutl. Lois Crawford, Margie Ciriwcs, Lfary Sanders, Mary Haubur, Ruhcrta Smith, jane Herzberger, Patricia Feaster, Dulurcs Parrott, Shrrluv Erickson, Neva Bxwtlmtf Srr,fn.i mu 1 Marjorie Harms, Marian XVirtz, Joanne Lager, Mary Hansen, Helen Garhhcrt, Margaret Bmzfcr, Rita Karp-raun, Patriua Srhcrer, Eugenia Ford, Rwsumary Qhuphurd, Rosemary Archibald fm mu, Ann Prx-ur, I urinne Grxrltith, Edith Basslcr, Barbara Murphy, Orpha t mink, Darlene Cuderlan, Rita Brazier, Marlurie Fry 4-I-I House 201 East Green Yup wfu: Mary Hamun, ,rrrvrlrafjf Patritia Fcastcr, nrt' pn',ria'tr1t,' Patricia Sthcrcr, Wim! rIn11m1.u1,' Rita Karpraun, mmmimir fiffltfffm mu I Margie Cxrmci, lwfnir 111.111.1gn',' Eugenia Furd, trr'a,rl4vEr,' Margaret Bravxur, lmmlnzl XX - X ,i x, r V, ., , X X.-Li? - lr 'V' n '3 1, , ,. 'ifr- 'x ' ff -,H Q' rl, X 'af + 'if' , V ra . 'A ,f X ,ei 3 A N .., x..f ' N.! -. ,.,f' 'X '-Y! f ,,-X N 776 l as ' Ll Ki ff NX f- , x X F . fx ff 1' i , WGS , Lolita' Pincnffs, Irui1r1n'er',' Zella Edidin, pre,-iilaz1,'.' Barbara Russell, zlre ,frrJr1i1i1er1l,' joan Gold, fwrrrpwlillffg ,rrr14.'.:fjp,' Marian Goltur, 1'emid1r1g fer-i'ef.1ry Indeco 1106 South Third Top row: Eileen Pollen, Rosalyn Summer, Joan Bard, Lynne Mallen, Beverly Solomon, Phyllis Katz. Sandra Balin, Judith Guru, Edna Yale, Natalie Wenig, Lois Rosenblum, Inez Zimmerman Third raw: Laura Rosenfeld, Dolores Hillman, Iona Nehf, Audrey Taymor, Dnlores Rubncr, Barbara Borker, Maryann Rotberg, Sally Sreiner, Iris Bernstein, Fanchon Lewis, Lorna Broad Second row: Beverly Schneider, Leatrice Perlmutter, Marian Golter, Barbara Russell, Zella Edidin, Nan Sieve, Lolita Pincoffs, Syrna Muzinski, Len'-rc Rosenfeld, Ruth Wilsker, joan Gold Bottom raw: Elaine Weisman, Elaine Cooper, Barbara Bahcall, Ilene Engel, Joyce Friedman, Roslyne Greenblatt, Elaine Patrick, Rochelle Stein, Lois DuBois Not in panel: Dolores Epstein, Donna lseberg, Lorraine Lilshitz 5-5 1--I If--fx 5-a A-Vf , -- N--- W- --- -- Wi ,Q -4, n if my-Z! g-Z x.f -X.,fi 'X,,' '-, ,ff NL 1 ' f i X, , Z-5 ,fix 1-X, ff-X A,--N -- ,g fr- . V. -er ,Y-- , -4-X f i fl N L-. - I+ 1 I I v El . .3 il, .4 mlm Katz, Rumen Bl-wk, L-mx Ixhndul, Im PIXIIL. Bucrluc Lcvxu., Phyllns Anm:tz4 Selma Rulwlur, Hcnrictu Laxcnstcln, March 'I'.1nnunb.1un1, NWI: rvr Hn-nr: S L nf f 11 mrxqllu hInucr1m.uI1n', I7-llmu Arun, I,-us Lcrncr, Shlxluy Dcnuf, Mme Vnian Sklmlex, Gl.ndyQ Yntfe, Mzmlvn Knzcn, R-rhcrtn Flne In I ru 1 zz -I--.m Iiuxlumgn, R1t.1 Gwlnilwum, Slnrluy Ruth, Dur.ntI1c.1 Blplxh. Tqrcz Muller, S.mdrn Dxunk, M.1rllyn Gmslw, Emkl Snlmn, Dann Sglmnlrrz X fm l I,urwf.' Hqlrmxtulrl, Hsttx' Klum Laurel House I Nlmlu l7:,m.nl, HH jmmfwllq Lum Lerner, ,mmf Lfullrflmll I f 'Hz' Mnnlxn Knnn, AHfLf',1fx,' Cuhdvx Y.llIu, jmmluflq 11 lm,-. .Xu-fn ffffn-1 fu.r11,1.'u XXY! f 1 WGS + X J Y If ff X If 1, g., sf X 5 I xx!! fx! 'I f:,f ,. ,T 1 -, , I N '- . f' - . N, V w, ff-X , V, I x K, ,X 1 . f f, Y f N , XX f -V . iw! ' if-X X ,ff 'XX 778 g-gt Z1 z-X, 'fx' , fxxk f-X, , f-g ...Q--1 ,7 fr g.N Q' flfx O -M Q f X if f X xx X g f X2 'Q Top 1'ou'.' Lois Siron, Jaffa! rln1ir'nm11.' Phyllis Pretzman, rife pmyrl- denrg Delores Raudonls, 1r's,g,i11:'ri' Bottom V'01l'.' Vid.1 Kersch, pw11Jeni,' Sandra Goss, ,wrvrltiiy eeman Lodge 309 East john Tap row: Marilyn Parke, Knthcrine Smith, Louise Swanson, Rosemlry Finger, Nancy VunBerschot, Bmrbnra Meyer, Lois XVickh.am, jimnnc Parke, Jeanne Robertson, joretta Marchello Sermzd row: Alice Wfnrner, Marjorie Peabody, Sandra Goss, Dolores Raudonis, Phyllis Pretzman, Vida Kcrsch, Lois Siron, Mary Edwards, janet Holmes Ballom row: Beverly Bunting, Betty jane Terhune, Audrey McCulJbln, Charmaine I-lusack, Carol Hondlik, Elinor Theilken, Gladys Wfhynot Not 111 piwsl: Norma Buddenbaum, Betty Leslie, Marylou Home if N X X, x, f f 'X i- ,M ff lt ,V x X2 N YQ! K! X! RM! 1. 'fix Xxx ,X V, ,--. V ,, r Wfaldsrllnmidt, Ecale, Claire Dorothy Rust, Carole Bauer, I Anm R hcrtx Xirrx Hull N.1rL.1rct Harm n Brits lxlrmmn I us Huffman Nhrrlcy Mlhun Dmrothy Puduc Dnnnl CIIDJSI Martha Meinecke, Nhrrlu Armslrum. Anm ,MMU f h-U11 NL Nthflfltf E nun I hnwn j ', Lundbcrg Phyllrs XXISQ Iuqunlrnn Qmrmcr Blrhirx Brkgr Marilyn Wlomelclorff X x 3 X A N ,pm 'xx ' 'W H r f Q1 xl x f' , R . 'QF l KT! 1-1 .F , K7 Q-5 CRA,-3 if ,mf xi , K fs ,Q X, - X i XX X, ff X! ,XJ l Top row: Barbaravjohnson, Jerrglary: Rebecca S3l'gCI'lf,-l7't'dJl4l't'Y' I Borrow row: Armina Kolmar, zlzre prervzdenlg Norma Pinkerton, pren- derzlg Marjorie Shearer, farm! fbdlllfldll Palamar 607 East Daniel Top row: Carol Campbell, Barbara Etnoyer, joan Bodenmann, jean Vertovec, Mary Leschuck, Barbara Ilohnson, Betty Pelias, Nellie Wfeber, Gladys Boget. Armina Kolmer Virginia Hallam Grace Alexander, Shirley Meyer, Lorraine Kratovil Magel Krumme , Mildred Bobbins, Norma Pinkerton, Elaine Bramin l M B Third row: S lvia Condy, Marilyn Schaefer, Gladys Dodd, Barbara Madden, Miriam Rector, Margaret Shannon, Barbara Marimon, Caro oyer, every Smith, Barbara Gilles, Eleanor Bane, Naomi Bundsgaard, Helen Kennedy, Genevieve Newlin Sefond raw: Jeanne Sommers, Mariorie Shearer, Narcissus Payvlikowski, Shirley Smith, Bettie Shepard, Frances Smith, Marilyn Mueller, Donna Linde, Shirley Giesecke, joan Landers, Nelda Larry, Rhea Stagner, Patricia Tibbits, Dianna Nainis Bolton: raw: Helen Finley, Mae Oster, Iris Morton, Gertrude Cuffe, Sydney Berry, Marion Gnat, Rosemary Dowell, Donna Klingbiel, Rosemary Campbell, jacquelyn Devanny, Mary Lany, Mary King, Frances Pauksta Not in panel: Mary Forsythe, Elizabeth Grossman, Louise Hoffman, Shirley Langham, Rebecca Sargent -, f' xml '-gy . 'x f' 4 'X-Z ' N. 1 ' rx-ff S N ,-' X 1 .Z..Xx ,,. GV: N ff,-R, V, K,-XX A,-Xxx ,,-x, Y,-XX -Q 'K-M -' -' waiomor . as l Lax: l l 1: 3 S '6 .1 -3-. .-E, v 'Z' up was-,g lx' T 1 I , w 11 fi K , -Y. ,Y xx 1 ,,,-xx ,- I ,ff vf sf mmlm Lmnuvlll. jmlrmnu bmrkx, lr-:nc R.1mw.15, Mic Lulu, C.1ml L.xulw, Bstty I'-ullrnngu, Ruth Manly, Vxrginia Beckwith, joannc Gnxylxxcl, Muriel YYIIIIQI lim! rm f'n.xrlL-nu XY-mllwn, l1h.lTlW.lY.l Smut, VIN INIU-uly, M.xm.l1ct N.uD-ln.1lLl, Muy Suxxun, M.lr1lyn Lnrumc, Ann l..1ricn, I.1ml Zurnig, M.lry Elkln, Illmvzln l,ulnu,Al1lu 'l'um.1, -lf-.un Alcmmlcr X.. fm! flu' N-:rum Cmllllngs, P.4u'xcx.1 H.1x'.1rd, P.xtr1u.x XY1ll1.xn1wn, Lum Pl.1ycr, Bcity Stuclu, Phyllis B.xm.u'd. Ellcn Brlttinglum, Dumthy H.1yx, Nnml- llc,m P,4luu.'k, Prim ll-vlunwn, L-vu Muller, D-'US R-wcml.1lu lun! ffm: Rllwlyn K.xl1lL-, xvll'glI'l!.l Dukcr, lNl.lfIlyl l XY'ulxcl1, lxllwllc Sorluc, j:.m XY'Jlkux, Muy Puulcc, Mary C'lcl.1nLl, C.1rul Hxtzur, I.urr.unc I-vzz.1, jean Plumb, P.xt1n1.. Tlpzun N ,vs 1v.u.'J Ynxl-nm -lcrmmux. wh-.ln llrml-ull, Ilnrullw lllxxu Presb terian I-I ll ,wi Ent ,I--lm 'I ff vfll' N1fr.1l.lu.m liuluck. Jfllfwnm .1.f:.' rf, D-ll-wllnx ll.1u, 11 ,M .'.flwf, rmxlllx H,.lf...f.l, lrf'. f1 1-fn lhttu' Nuplv., ln.:-nur, lllum lilxllrrnglmrll, fmmflrw f x .- H : 2 .2 X ' f fgrgfrkvg,-15 xx , 5:1 N x-' ' 1: - V ll, df L V .4 1', Rf 'u ' 3 nr? l il nl 'l . .5-. :L If ,.- Xxrxwq' X S - f ..-5 Xxx g , fl X - Y ,,, A 'XI LX l -J xy.. If xi .N . Xb, N l fx: 782 'vn v' a. I, ll e 1. N'wuf ' 1: ' . ,,- Q! WAX X lx A i X was J X 1 XX G i QXK W Rf' .xl Top row: Carolnlohnson, tv'eumrer,' Mary Dorner, fire .ll7E.fidP7If Boflom a'0u': Alice Fazekas, Jecreiaryf Jane Merrill, p!'l?jldt?IIf Sherwood Lodge Charlotte Zimmer. Gwen Kflsfeling, Shirley Cottrell, Evelyn Kasperski, Constance Duncan, jane Love, Suzanne Schmidt, Abbey johnson, Marianne Top raw: Benson, Eva Kalish, Melba Beckmeyer, Ruby Marsh, Marilyn Steidinger Tbizrf raw: Betty Fenn, Helen Peterson, joan Forgette, Ellen Lewicki, Lillian Bartkus, Helen Georges, Roselyn Benzel, joan Thomas, Cora Pattarson, Phyllis Brown, Dolores Kostka, Dixie Wehrheim, Esther Chmiel Second row: Mary Shiohara, Verna Landes, Kathryn Lambrecht, Geraldine Henneberry, jane Merrill, Mrs. Ruby Hardesty, Alice Fazekas, Mary Karakourtis, Norma Spale, Mary Dorner, Carol johnson Bottom raw: Alice Froehling, Theresa Ruth, Elaine Ruth, Mary Goold, Betty Lindsay, Marjorie Lehn, Gertrude Skinner, Thelma Campbell, Elizabeth Gena- tempo Nol in panel: Sally Spiegel, Vera Reagan, Marjorie Runk, Colette Bergen, Helen Beeson, Mary Knight, Lucille Theesfeld. Thelma Larson, Phyllis Sanders ,fi Z1 ,Zi s ff-X-it , 'T-is ffi- 'I-X 'T ' AT-T' 1 -, - 1 f .-5 I ,fix 9 ,L l i l ,TX , i lf! .--- ,W frxg ir dx I ff waz: Fmily Hrulwy, N-frnm Sncc-.l, Rwfwwn1.ixy M-lrtliorst, Ellouiw Mullinxcl, Betty XY'r1lkcr, XV.1nd.1 Mmxery, Shirley lreson, Arlene Stewart, Dolores liwlnxt S rfiuri rffu : Nlncy Bcrlw, Bully linlt-ln, Inuml lxlmtlm-mt, Jminnc Blkur, Mary Ann Piutmwski, B.xrbar.1 Anderson, Beverly Kulut, Dianne B.1rnctt, Virginia Sinrllur, Mnrgarct Cllr' IK llfmirwz mum- Pliyllm M.xnisr.ilUi, R-use lhnmrn, Lirnlyn fhestcr, P.1!rni.1 XY'xllwurn. Mnrgucrxtc Horner, Beverly Clmmpoux, Mnrilyn BriSChkC, Shirley Smith, Plwllie Applcmtc r at in fuzmlf Wdnda Blwviimriixr, Bllflfhlill Gcrriu, l,4vrult.1 Dicrkc-2 Stratford House 313 East Daniel If p vffn l,ir-llyn fhuwtur. -mm! rlf.1nm.m,' Buvurli I lmmpoux, in 1 mu 5 P.atruL1.x XY'illmnrn. wrrrlmw 15' :uf ru wi: ' Rmrnwry' Ixlwrtlw-int, ine jur1lJ4l1I.' Marilyn Brnrhlcc, r Him! rZv.1nn1.1n,' Mlruucritc Hilmar, fmmluzf ff! . 'A ,. ily f 2 'J - 'X , 'I Q: Xl i if nf' N QQQV' J A fl 'Qi' 4.5. lf! fl 'N ' X x X 1. ' 1 ix .5 l '7 ' . . I v . 1 , , L - . 1 I l . X .ZX , xX 1 W -af fi ., fi 3.x f X ,fkx 784 'X F7 gy' f 3 l LJ' r . ,f ' r I , ' l 1 l l ff' N X eg, C 5 ' SZ' Q Q A ga: A -4 'l K5 ,T x,X Top raxzu' Barbara XVatts, lrsarurer Serum! mir: Elizabeth Shaver, Jaffa! t'b:1iV'7I1r171,' Sally Mammen, urn prrfirlwllp Betty Andrews, pointr rlmirnlrrrz Bollom mum' ,lulienne Renaud, preridv11l,' Marjorie Dippolcl. ffffffdlj 1005 Wfest Nevada Tap row: Elizabeth Shaver, Sall Mammen, Norma Anderson, Barbara XVatts, Vlasta Marek, Roberta Hay, Mary Mifflin, joycelyn Green, Rozella Sweeney Serond row: Joann Klockgeter, orma Kerch, Mitzi Chialtas, Elaine Reynek, Vivian Schrontz, Dolores janak, Norma jasper, Carole Overmier, Carol Bergc. jean Kasten, Ruth Ayers A A A Bollom rouf: Ruth Gulder, Elizabeth Rasmussen, Marjorie Dippold, Roberta King, XVilma Hasemeyer, Mariorie XVeslcy, Julienne Renaud, Betty Andrews, Carol Naden Not in panel: i i ex-1' Susan Close, Eleanor Deflley, Barbara Rogers, Margie XVoolard , 1, 1 ,N i , XX-Z I i -X.,'f i N'-X..f K-1 ' ii! xX- 'eg f ' ' 'Q f XZ AAI' M f 1 1 r K irfsv ,-flffllf I ' 'fvgf-gfflgigg ,, '-,f! 1:-1 1- fl I 1' ' I ' W ' ' ' H '-:g.p:x1:1:x:' 'Y r::'11TYI11i1':1u':1T.:..... IT? Y Y' Y N fxx V---X --wx -X, fix ,K f-ul? 4, Iffj' fffu 1 Yzlma Bland, Yxutlc Menlcr, Ellun Mcycr, Alma Hcnlcv, Catherine Attchcry, Barbara Attrhcry. lvI.1x'garut Slvlpili. Butiy Ther, Duns Baucr, Lylrnrla trxdcr, Gcrxu M-yrrarty, H.4rlwar,a XVag-rncr, Margarut jchcns, Fcrn Karlel, jranm- Rayncy, Suzanne XY'al1l5trun1, -lean Bailey, Marxlyn Gcrsckc, Mary Day, Mary Wlllkcr, Barbara Sultz. Martha XY'.1lkcr, ,lfwyuc Rcagc, Elrnwr Lcxxn, D0rutl1y Krupp, 'lean funk, Dur-,thy Lundgrcn, -Iarquclxnc XV.1lz, Mary Baird, juan Lexus, Iilaxnu Rccxcs, Elrzalwth R-,sen irlffml fm Alum Milxrfad, Nancy Klnnuy, Ruth Butler, july lamplwll, Elinnr Uahrr, Earlene Frrcdlandcr, Num frown, Agnus Mcffartncv, Erika Mews, Elaine Brmxn, Patruxl Burma, Vrrgrnra Muflalwc, Betty Mrlls, Helen Wkbcr, Klarru Sumcrhcld, Betty Graham, Agnce Radirh, Sally Moss, Maryuric Petcri, Nancy St-nuglr, Audrey fnhn, Charlcnc Malmstrum, fcrxlra Hcrtl, lVlll'l3fl1 Erirkwn, Barbara Chrysler, lVl.ll'g.lI'Cf THYIIYJ, Dumthy Polk, Barbara Gordon, Hclcn Smlclstrum, Iixrclly ,l.unh5nn, Purtua Mantvnlwand, Flnrenrc DePauw Hfflww mu J Marxnn Malcxms, Arlene Hullman. Mrlrlrurl Vramlar. Lcnurc Gnldhcru, Dccna Lum, Shirley Brown, Anne Jacsdmkc, flela Gull, Gluria Ruffin, Dnrnrlu Um-wrr, Mary Mavhcld, Barbara Brunn, Numa Bumbaugh, Ruth W'arsl1.m', Laura Dawwn, ,lanut Gxcxc, Mary Traly, Patrcmc McCoy, Ruth O I-lnnull, Mxrna Crr-Mman, Marg. Burr, Blanch: Mrllur, Dulfmrca Valdrvla, Mancha -Iarvrs, Emrly Duncan Lincoln Avenue esidence South Dorm 1005 South Lincoln Yup mu J Betty Graham, fYlLvnflIIl,' Dnmthy Kcllams, wrml rZmnff1.u1,' Aluc Snmh, n'lrll.nJ.' Agnus Rarluh, um furmiwzl Bflllffm mn .' .lcannctlc Althufl, lunfnllllu' mmf-4lrr1r11m,' Ruth Murphy, fltnllllllf f ff' xxx l WGS l If A ff kxnxx ,W XZ 4- ,J l I X -XXX JA ,f 1 . 1 ' , 37 Tax, ., , ii Q 1 W ' E. H N N x X tx - in 1 ' gs R. Er' fxfli N vi ll If i B 'VY ' ff'- ,?'TT',vv- v it s f y' V-it f Q ' 1' l A l WGS l li XZ. ff yi, l if F L 'x,y ,ff . ' , xxffl , X..f yy, Top fore: Miriam Ambrose, pfcfidmzlq Betty Hollingsworth, nr: fmu- n'e11I,' Marjorie Durevard, 1l'FiI.flllt'7' Ballon! Vow: Claireen Molzan, form! fhalrr71.1r1,' Marjorie Henn, ,nur tmjq Cherry Hudspeth, rnrzzrzilllu' roorrllrinmr Lincoln Avenue Residence North Dorm 1005 South Lincoln Top row: Barbara Voege, Lois Saxenmeyer, Edna Milbrandt, Helene Behl, Elinor james, Nelda Elliott, Barbara XVhite, Reva Fort, lla Silverman, Betty Hem- brough, Nancy Andrews, Lois Ferguson, Margaret Miner, Eunice Dettman, Claireen Molzan, Miriam Erickson, Inez Berg, Blanche Marks, Shirley Michaels, Blanche Mann, Margaret Egalnick, Katherine junnila, Helene Iglowitz, Marilyn Shyer, Ester Silver, Joyce Koblish Bottom row: Claire Mayer, Barbara Goldman, Barbara Stewart, Betsy Maynard, Theresa Pallto, Peggy jenkins, Wilma Vaught, Kathryn Clifford, Dolores Venzke, Eleanor Marney, Joan Mueller, Lois Endress, Marjorie I-lenn, Eldora Wood, Dorothy Good, Olga Hyniuk, Rae Keller, Lillian jin, Eleanor Nelson, Marilyn Hotchkiss, Hermine Gold, Beverly Brown, Maxine Schreiber, Fern Heiman fi-X V,-. ,idx If--t P-. I,--. .11 l, ,.., ,-.X f....a , , f , , , l , 1 , , 1 XZ X-j XL1 gy 5 X-y gf gg xx, sk., -Elf ff? 1,-Rx ,xx ,f-X, ,Z-X, Zi K,-X ,xxx ,ii - -G, f --L , K m , ' ' -' X, ' ' ,- X, , f' I - f X ' v ' i 1 . 1 . ' i it f' , l,. ,152 - had A, ,,,, ,, 1, QV, A f . . - --W,--.. -4 , , 4 . . ' Af- wi 4' ' X .1 'V V ' J' S '+ 4 . ,Nliflfi Dfivm-Twp inn : fiiarole Storlcan, Rhmla Eiener, Dill--ree Eipper, Durutliy Lewis, Ruth Ivey, Lueille Stuenkel, Faye Getman, Xvilma Cluver, Jean XY'i,illr.iin, Virginia Gould, Myra NY'inograd, Atlrienne Puff, Barbara Sm1the,F1cttyI.ipsit7 Srywiil vizz: Marr-'irie Brunner, Ethlyn Seliatzman. Cherry Huelspeth, Julia Venliutla, Marlfirie Durward, Patricia Cambridge, Betty Hollingsworth, Joanne Lindgren, Zire Antlermn, Loic Nordstrom, Mildred Rnbinsrin, Patricia Hartley, Bonnie N-frdentlale, Susan Cipriani, Doris Kirkpatrick, Lois Guderley Bfifmm mu fharlntte fohen, Lillian Kimura, Natalie Nelson, Lila Kestcn, Duane Gallistel, Alice Riggs, Joan Jones, Marilyn Hougham, Marguerite Nigro, Juan Cileeman, Gladys Smith, Rosalyn Cohen Lincoln Avenue esidence Sianfli lJf,fm-- Twp mu Rita Spunnewrn, Enid Rmenberg, Ruth Murphy, Ruth Thomae, Alice Smith, Jill Pitts, Loretta Kaesebier, Josephine Storey, Jane Hiiib, Anne 5:-lun, Vera Miskuxitli, Margaret Felt, Jeanne Ulmstead, Anne Heitzman, Mary Kruse-mark, Carol Cunard, Dolores Barchick, Margaret Kaithal-Q, Cariilxn Krrrh Strcfmf run: Beverly Miilielson, Mairurie Burnitein, Rtiberta Ruin, Eleanor Nathan, Bertha Sternberg, Jeanette Althntl, Geraldine Knetsch, Martha Allen, Patritia XVarren, Jean Gasaway, Cyliiria Lauterhatli, Jfian DeBerry, Annette Leisten, Marilyn Miller, Joann Tilrue, Ruse Kao lifflfffni mn Betty Kvistial, Thelma Brnuky Rheta Eisenberg, Lorraine Eisenberg, Marilyn Skaggs, Joyce Sigel, Jeanne Kellams, Mary Lou Kennedy, Char- luttc Berlter, Janne Suntle, Ruth Mitthell, Iris Tliall, June Hall. Juan Bluunt, Gwen Lauler , . V .-w,-i---- 1- :- 789 Top row: Barbara Winklepleck, Ramona Tarrant, Mary Crackel, Beverly Bramlet, Katie Bellelf, Delavenna Kerston, Mary Renner, Phyllis Kicback, Joann Carrington Second faux' Mary Terry. Mary faekson, joan Kennedy, Ginger Erickson, Ellen Prodan, Martha Fircbaugh, Alice Spencer, Catherine Marikos Botlom raw: Helen Benefiel, Virginia Metzler, Joanne Terry, Helen Malott, Naydine Bean, Eileen Kunza Alcesti 1207 West Springfield Top row: jane Tomlinson, Betty Lepp, Jeannine Reichelt, Barbara VC'i1liams, Pat Mocllin, Barbara Houlberg Serond row: Mary jane Simmons, Pat Buttz, Mrs. Barbre, Doris Sanclluncl, Pat -Curran Bailom raw: Connie Ogan, janet Carson. Beth Engert, Ramona Rogers, Connie Wfalker, Mary Ellen Hull - fi, A-55:3 l I M 1 , I , i ,QW If mu: Su: Pun, Dm-lrhy Fxultlx, Allru Deliany, Dnlures Chcnkln, Gloria Fletcher, Nnrm.l Harrrmn, juyte Lcvln, justlnc Ebert, Bexerly Ttxylol, Mary Smll.1nxk, Ruth Btrnxtcxn, ,lennltur fhrrxtignsen, Allure M.1rlwtk.1, Mugnt Geiger, Zena Kagan, Mary Pnlchetf, jean Plambcck 'lllmj fffu ,' Plein-rr Allen, Shxrlcx- Surutl, Anne K.1hn, P.ltllrl11 Dwyer, Geurgcm Mrntek, Ruth Stroud, Frledn Beatty, Mclba B.1in, Shirle Christensen, ,loan Atlame, l-'.ltrnx,x XYubstur, ,l.1net Fultx, Bexurlx- funn, Irene flnusen, -lu.1nitJ Duns, Evelyn XVahls, Dulphlne Pr,rll-mwskl, joan Frglewsgi, Barbara Svqlmck- mln, lnm Hcxxnmtl At.f'f1.! rffu Rhml.r Hnlrwrn, Mlrmn Dulkln, Annette Hernstexn, -lmjqucllrme Etlelwn, Mrltlrcd lilllflllfltf, P.1tr1u.r Sheldon, j.1nc Bremer, Arlene Young, Ruth Cneune, K.lthrxn fmmptun, Mtrrl Zutkernmn, Gaul lNl1ch.1cl, Fmmue Blrmrnherg, Mxurxne Mxntzel, Betty DLlYISI'll h. N.mm1 Holzman, Luullu Gmshurg Bfflrtm vt rl Mgrul-.n Fmnlrs, Lmx Cullum, P.1trlt1.x Str-flu, P.1trn1.1 f'.1v.1n, M.xrg.1rut Hcntlrrrksun, Prudence Penney, .Inns lNI.kll.lI11Cl', Ruth W'.lrl1l1n, Donna lfuieiun, Mxrx Mnnn, Phvlllx Amler-.-ln, -lrnm Murtrutl, -lnnut Slum, lNl.ll'llyl'1 Andersnn Buse Hall 11 ll XVeQt Ncv.a4.l.1 lffff ffn ' Mt-llu Hun, Ifltl1v1.1ll .1J11wr,' -lurtc Lcxln, ,wrlrll llf.l11nf.lrr,' xhnrleu flrrutunwn, Int 1mlltfr'11.' ff! Hmrlvz Btflmm fun' Hourly 'l.xyl-.r, llrvt1.ny,- Drlr-'thy Kumpner, fmr1Jtn.',' K,llhrxn Meixrn.rn, m,1l1utf,- Frlutln Beatty, znt jmmffwl ffl Hunt . 'X ., 7 - X l .q , 5 l WGS , xxr V , 4 x..! Q 'Lf lil X NX, X 1 A f N 'ni f J: .rf-A 790 l 4 Top roir: Arline Karet, Marge Saner, Shirley Hoff, Dorothy Gemberling, Marilyn Hackman. Helen lvlouloukos, jane Wfillis, Sally Melahn. Betty Havens Dorothy Textor, Joyce Stauthammer, Margaret Hughes, Shirley Brown, Ruby Schneider, Margaret Turnbow, Dorothy Kempner, Mary Lewis Tlaira' row: Marilyn Mahoney, Alice Hill, Elizabeth Wfiedrich, Mae Peller. Marilyn Petterson, Eleanore Goldsmith, Betty Webster, Geraldine Moldovan Priscilla Torn, Patricia Sloan, Olga Heinzelmann, Barbara XVhitaker, Lois johnson, Ruth Schneider, Wfandri Hahn, Carolyn Flesher Second row: Joann Naylor, June Lambert, Esther Fazio, Pearl Mueller, Evelyn Blackman, Beverly Wfeintraub. Anita Crozier, jane Wfieland, jean Grimm Jean Cole, Constance Connolly, Mary Gritiiths, Patricia Larson, Charlotte Sells, Irma Schickedanz, Eloise Kreiling Bottom row: Marnell Sheppard, Valerie Packer, Kathryn Messman, Bunny Butler, Ruth Graening, Marilyn Farnsworth, Patricia Randolph, Helen Alloway Marilyn Chambers, Phyllis Shepherd, Carla Litwin 1111 Wfest Nevada 206 East Green Top row: Rita Lebed, Irene Erday, Mary jane Potter. Patricia Reddinger, Lenore Rosenthal, Renee Rickspoone, Marlene Lask Second row: Marilyn Kay, Judith Toubes, Elaine Meier, Colcne Viloodmancy, Sandra Anderson, Marcella Cheney, Roberta Mulcahey Bollonz row: Gertrude Dlugach, Lois Sanden, Alma Cohan, Barbara Tanny, Caryl Schaumberger, Gertrude Gerschon Noi in panel: Florence Reizner, Carol Rolfs, Peggy Stone, Ailene Wlelcher, Mrs. Abernathy If 6 n 4 TT xh V-M e,.,,,.,., , Ex ,. xx!-1- Yf-11 run 5 fvnthm Mutun, L-lwrl.1 'I'lmr-ww, M.1r:.lrct -l.u'nus, ,lunc Gxllwcrt, llcqmlulnnu Sxxxxnson, Dnlurus Lopez, Luis Putty jrrurrrf vffux' Bcity Luu K,1rpr.1un, Marrlyn -Iahnke, Ednth hlltghull, Rumlle Ixiuntmw, Hclcn Lxml, Inns Rml, Maru: Fl.ul1 I 13' Hvfm 1 14: M.1ry Pmrsnn, -lw.1nn.1 Hlyci, Knlrryn Mclchcr, M.mlyn Su,u'tsxx.1ltcr, Slmlcy Gmxc, Cuxlm Klunzynskx, Ruth Kmght. Bernadette L0l1g.iVS'3. Beta House 1210 Yifust Springfield Yup wzuf B.1rb.1r.1 T-fmllwn, Krxthlccn Hyrncs, jcannc flguys, Lure Krugcr, Betty Abmham, Carolyn Wflritclwead, Mairum NWC-rnowsky, Lurmlnc Frczza, Laura Xyllltc' Bfmlwm wn : Mary l.wu Nnhulls, Nrmy julmwn, Ruth Kulmrt, Canal Rcynard, Verln 'lean Smith. Evelyn Smlllll NcSta Mann 9 Top row: Rita Lev, Edna Spear, Rita lvers, Beverly Burton, Naomi Katz, Betty Sclm-arte Third row: Eleanor Drnzin, Vivian Brown, Betty Langer, Phyllis Gross, Harriet Bernstein, Beverly Malisoti Second fow: Adrienne Ehrlich, Iris Marcus, joyce Schuman, jacquelyne Banowitz, Marley Lazarus, Elizabeth Brown. Barbara Goldman Botlom row: Sylvia Blom uist, Harriet Granat, Juliet Klein, lleane Sachs, Beverly Steinberg, Phyllis Rosenberg, joan Gimple, Marcia Smith Nat in panel: Adrienne Bqloomberg, Edith Friedman, Gloria Medow Harmony House 905 WestNev2da Tap raw: Betty jordan, Lois Samuels, Lois Mosbeclc, Muriel Herzberg Third row: ,Ioan Jacobi, Betsy Cullen, jo Ann Simon, Yevette Spiegel, Charlotte Schorr Second raw: Elissa Urist, Francine Cohen, Gloria Becker, Phyllis Mutfson, Roberta Brown Batlonz raw: Joyce Pichler, Barbara Frank, Sandra Victor, Thelma Klinger, Elaine Slein Not in panel: Shirlyn Mande' CS 'Dv Q-4 i C7 cv 'V vf 'J' ' T7 7 If fffu' Helene lhker, Pc.rrl Slrkx, -lean RL-llxlmyrn, Rmqlxnd jur.1n, Ann Greenberg, Sondra Sllmrlcr, Sylvm Rrlvin, Blnworn Berm.1n, Renee Frankel, Harrxcr B.4urn, 5.1ndr.x Stennlwers Xrr,,11.i rffu 5 Dghnflh jgu-hwn, Ruth Segedln, Sally Lexun, .I-syee Berger, Charlf-tte Garber. Clmulune Blues, Rulwertg Srgm, I,1ll1.m Fqingfgrny Ygfm Ifgcfrwitz, Buerlx Kumar, Gemum Sum--n I i Bf-,wrrf 'flu ' Naulne XYLNN, Almm Huber. I-lnxtgme btwll, -lucly Krugly, Valerie Gnlrlilnger, M.xrrl3n Wkrsclbcrg, Seenr Lcxy, Betty Blumenthal, Nancy Engle 1111- Wm Nemdl Keeler Klub Yup mu: M.mlyn Klpmi, jfmn Kupler, Muna Epstein, lorinne Jaffe, Esther Hurwitz, Lcemure Blnt. Suzanne Kuhcn, MarioniBr0wnsteln Xrwmi mu. Numhel K.rpl.rn, Rm.mne Nnger, Phyllm Dreker, S.mdr.1 Pcrly, Helene Kormnxtt, Ch.ul.1 Salhs, D.1vrrl.1 Berman, C.yntl11.1 Fexnberg liffzfwru vnu I jrmn XYe1Mn1.1n. Pearl H.rrru. -I-mn SLhum.mn, Mullyn Cnlenz Ruth XV-lltf, Myrna Berliner, Alice Trownun N01 nz fumlf Phyllu Zrrlrnf. Arlene Pnllrrk, Ethylc Lrnker, Lxllum Blustcxn. Nrmy Greenberg 7 79 Top row: Marilyn Getz, Marilyn Hough, june Mcluckie, Beverly Smith, Madonna Stahl, Ruth Fisher, Patricia Mfistandrca Batlogrz row: Anne Martin, Harriett Hauser, Esther Schuchmann, Mrs. Bertha Essenpreis, Kathleen Norris, Margery I-laraldsnn, Eva Dreikurs Not nz panel: Leanora Buehler, Patricia Hough, Marion Hutchinson, Koreen Krupf, Anna Kuizin, Juanita Sanders, Emily Vavrus einad Manor Petite Maison Top 1-ow: Eleanor Kitch, Dolores Wfhite, Benita Harnish, Marion Newport, Marjorie Doehring, Norma Ge Bottom row: Naomi Hamer, Joyce Modglin, Bonita Trammel, Kathryn Wliitenack -xx ANN GX ' if, Nl, X T lcv 1 ' I rz, 'ns Adeline Kulig, Laura Davis x7 N. xx A1 fn lr Q L 1 7- 1' vf-if ' Yixiarr Tarplcy, bally Ritlmrdwn, Flame Clrupaitie, Phvllii Baicr, Marilyn Minki, Mary Barlow, Gcrgirdinc Mcerman, Elizabeth juneman ,Mrf U! vffux' Anna Mac Noland, Narmn Smpka, Nanty Mc! ulluugh, Marilyn Lorduan, Dolores Mayr, Martha Qualluh, Dorothy OZICI, Frances I.0itZ Bffxfr rn run : Iilamc Rose, Ora lwlae XVt'Iuhcr, Geraldine breunlrct, Shirley Brown, Barbara Parks, Wfinona Lescurc, Edna Brooks, Imogen Swaney vov smith sixth eeter lub 7,41 fun IJ:-rris Praeuhn, Anne Potthaxt. Irene Anderson, Edith Short, Barham Kcath, Irene Peters, Mildred Knrneggcr, Naomi johnson, Mildred Novosel Sriffml :Hu ' XX'rIma Grauswr, hylvm Hall, Gwendolyn Burn, Marilyn Conrad, Bcxcrly Bentzel, ,Ioan Russ, Mary Zander, Alice Sylert liwlwrlr wir : Maruury flouuh, Mary Sheldon, Virginia Killian, Betty Braden, lm-2 lkrkcr, Louise Lacrlladc, Jeanine Larmoth N I nz juimf' Pauline Trudcr, Lim Frederick 79 4 gil Top raw: Laura Byrd, M.xry Hummer, C.1ryl Davis, Macalcne Riegel, B,1rbar.1 Crusc Bollofn ww: Donna Green, jean P.1ync, Joanna McBride, B.1rb.ir.x Lehi, M.1rig1 Pcllizzari Nat nz panel: Cirmen Shore, Marvellc Gunderson l 506 East D.inicl 1200 Wfest Green T011 1-0110 Celia Brands. Shirley Lundberg. Margaret Erirksfun. Dunn.x Peter, Rachel Cuppy, Miyn Talima, Arla Rice Bollom rrfuy' Laura Uihimoto, M.ir1lyn Ruush, Grace Xx'Ylill.1YNS, Dnlnres M-wudy, Berncthcn M.xthcws, Susie xYOShik.1XY.1 Advertising Index John Deere . . . Busey First National Bank ..... Elgin . . . Becktold Company . . . Sexton Quality Foods .... Block 8: Kuhl Company. . . Al Daniels Studio . . . NY. O'Neil Construction Company. . . Daily Illini . . . . Brock and Rankin .... Pantagraph Printing Company . . . . Charles H. Besly and Company. . . . International Chemical Co.. . . . G. R. Grubb 8 Co.. . .. Olan Mills, Inc. . . L. S. Heath 8: Sons, Inc.. . . Page Engineering Company . . 803 807 811 813 813 815 817 817 819 819 821 825 825 829 1 633 833 835 99 L g g 1 A Aaron, james E.. 162, M18 Aaron, Rubcrl G., 708 Aaron, Truman E., 912, 669- Aamn, XViIlard M., 709 Abbott, Charles F.. 682 Abbott. James S., 682 Abbnrr, juhn R.. 162, 680 Abc, Arthur T., 162 Abcmathie. jan NW., 502 Abernathy, Mrs. 701 Abraham, Betty C.. 481, 520, AbrJmS. Bernard, O' Abrams, Paul A.. 162, S05, S08 Abrams, Wfendell K.. '55 Abramson. Alan, 98 Abruzzo, Bcnlamin L., S22, 700 '02 Allinizton, Robert 92-S v .- Arner, Dale, 495 .-fmfin. 660 xl Cappella Choir, 478 xizcurnllmlrj Club, S06 Acer, Donald W., 162, -HS, 607 Achuff, Margaret B,, 162 Achulf, Quentin G., 162 Acker, Nancy J.. 696 Ackerman, Martin E., 705 Ackermann, Wfillinm O., 158 Ackcrsun, Benjamin R,, ISO, 162, Ackman, Richard L., 193 Adair, Donald I., 162 Adam, Elaine P., 768 Adams, Arthur F.. 732 Adams , Betty j,, 429, 758 Adams, Ellcry J., Jr., 163 Adams, Frank F., S14 Adams, Franklin D., 162, SI! Adams, Harold XV., 102, 728 Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams , james A., 470, 500, TSI , james Hamson, 500 , joan A.. 790 ,Lcslie, S50, wo, S41 , Lyle, SZ. O4 , Robert E- -Oli Adams. Robert L., 742 Adams, XVilli.1m. I-34, 162, 513, 1315 Adams, William XV,, 4116, -167, 715 Adamson, Doris M.. 781 Addicgo, Bevcrl R., 162, 751 Addison, Arnolry A., 696 Adclman. Bennie. 750 Alvin. Amlrcasscn. George O., 756 Adclsdorf, iohn L,, 71-8 Adkins, Oa 'lei 'h R., jr Adler, Betty, If 748 Adolf, Robert, 98 Alfrimc, Marvin B., 162 Agasc, Herbert D., 651, 652. 635 Agnew. Robert S.. 687 Agranoff, jean R., 417, 748 Agrclla. Christopher j., 162 Agrirnllure Club, 492 Agfifldlldre, College of. 52, 33 .'1grn'lzlll4re Cfmm'il, 420 .ingrlrlallllrr lilncnllun Club, -801 Aprirlzllnfili, 463 Agunr, Charles E., 150. 163 Ahlbeck, Harold A., 506, 510 Ahlgrcn, Ruben E., 163 Ahlquist, Robert H., l-15. S06 Ahrcndt, Arthur P., 400, 738 Ahrcns, Dolores F., 775 A.l.A., 493 A.I.Cb.E., 493 Aidcm, Howard P.. 686 A.I.E.E.-l.R.E., 404, -WS Ainc, Hclcn E., 758 flir Colmril, S45 flir Form? Riff: 7-211711, S-I7 Air R.0.T.C., S44-S47 Akcrmnn, Wciland H., lr., IM, 'WJ Akcs, LIIZIIIES, 82, 94, 99, 129 Akcy, Ruth E., 165, 7SI Alam, Syed M., 509 Alnmar, Raul, 721 Alhcrg, Arthur VU., 163, 4-I6 Alherg, Dnnald, -H6 Albert, Judith Z., 163, 748 ., 685 49-I Albert, Marian L., 165, 4589, SUR, THU Alhcrti. George l.., 686 Albertson, Barbara j., 4-85 Alhcrtsun, joseph, 479, 481 Albertson, Lee, jr., 675 Albin, john S., IG5, 492, 504, SUS, 680 Albrecht, Samuel D., 165, -H6 Albright, james A., tml Albright, john D., 163. 499 fllrvflii, 789 Aluusk, Gordon B., 697 Aldc, Rcynnld R., 617, 730 Aldcrson, crhn T., 661 Aldcrson, era L, 146 Aldridge, Edward E., 711 Aldridge, Yvonne L., 155. 163. 481 Alexander, Grace C., 781 Alexander, Harold H., 163 Alexander, joan, 782 Alexander, john E., 668 800 Index Alexander, Lawrence E., 500, 721 Alexander, Malcolm H., 163, -165, 541, 711 Alexander, Nancy L., 141-, 759 Alexander, Robert A.. 113. 'l'l5, 70-I Alexander, Robert E., 147, lcwj, -191, 504 Alexander, Robert S., 150 Altcrs, jean G.. 103 Alison, Mark XV., 1107 .-ill LylIi!'KI'Jllj Fwnm. -452, 43' . J Allaman. john H., H4 Allard, Robert D., 103 Allcgan, Helene F., 48l, 704 Allen, Prof. Alfred, -PF, ill Allen, Alice R.. 754 Allen, Allyn B., 164 Allen, Beverly J., 74-7 Allen, Charles B., 509 Allen, Charles R., 406, SEZ, 607 Allen, Charles XV., ISI Allen, Eleanor D., 790 Allen, Gordon E., 721 Allen, Harry T., 145, 104, 516,677 Allen, Herman R., I6-I, ill Allen, james P., 70, 71, 76 Allen, james R., 10-8 Allen, joe D., 479, 405, 667 Allen, Louis E, 716 Allen, Lucilc, 470 Allen, Malvern XV., 164 Allen, Marilyn R., 747 Allen, Martha N., -806, 788 Allen, Ray L., lb-I, 6-Ji Allen, Wfxlliam D., 1114 Allen, XVi1li.1m T., 380, 670 Alles I..1wrcmc A 1-I7 Ihr! lv' .1 111 ef lfzlfl Innlilnlu nf Elrflfluzl Engi- rlvrrx, 494, 495 .-1 m e Vifzlll Snfluly ol Aglirlllllmll Engi- !IL'L'l'!, -X98 A IN um 11 u 499 .'l1l1E1'n'al1 Smlflj uf Civil Ellglllhllj SUIISIJ nf Jlcflvalliml Engi lnurf 499 Amerman, Nedra R., 428, 761 Ames, Judy, S61 Ames, Richard, 568 Amm. Nancy D.. 740 Amodco, Marino V,, S38 Amrine, Charles M., 502, 741 Amsbary, Frank C., 085 Amundson, Dougghs H,, lui Anast, George T., 155, IGS, Sir- Andcr, Robert O., ISO Allison , Delburt E., 10-I, -396, 4-1-J Allnsun, james WY, 758 Allison, john M., -119, 927, 546, 758 Allison, Richard E., Iii, 758 Alllson, Robert E., 95 Allison, Robert H., B5 Allnson, Viola, 152 Allott, Ruth A., 164, 656 Allowa Halen 701 Allsup, Y- ' ' . Robert W., 729 Almblnd, Carl lo-l Almburg, john XV., 453. -102, 523, 665 Alper, Howard, 455, 4164 Alper, june B.. 431, 757 Alpcrs, john, jr., 095 Alpert Loren D., 164, 6193 Alpcrs, , Herbert H., 106, Ill Alfalfa Cfzi Omega, 746 filfrfm Cf1iRb0, 661 xiljlba Chi Sigma, 662 Alpha Cbrvm. -S05 fuflbzl Delia Pbi. 663 Alpha Drlla Pi. 747 Alpha Dullrl Xilevlrl. I-ii .fllfrba Ejuilun lam. IUI ,'1lf1f'm Efuilon Phi, 748 11117511 Efulfrlll Pi, 664 Alfibrl Gvdfllfllzl Dgllu, 749 xllplm Gamma Rho, 665 xllllba Horny, 789 flllvlm Kfzlvfm Alpbn. 750 Alpbfz Kappa Kappa. oi xllfwlm Ix'1lf1jm Lflmbflu, 666 Alpha Kfrppfl PU. 145 Alpha Lfmlbzla Della, l-46 .-fllflbu 07lI6',Lf!1 Alpha. O5 ,'lll1b1lOf1li1'rfn1 Pl, 751 Alflbll Pbi, 752 .fillfba PM Alplm. 716 flllvlm Phi Ollllfgrl, 496 .flltrba Pi Dullu, -106 Alpha Rbn Cbz, 667 fllpbrl Sigma Nu, 146 rllifbrl Siglllll Pbl, 668 .fllpbu Tan Alpha, 147 Alpha Tau Ormgua. 660 Alpha Xi Della. 755 fllllba Zrla. l-87 Alt, Gladys, 149 Altcnberg, Mules B., 706 Altcnbcrg, iclmacl, 164, 507, 706 Altcnbcrg, Betty j., 164. 765 Alter, William A., 164, mn Alrhnff, Jmnncne M.. li-s, In-i, 530, 506, 786, 788 , Arnold H., 6112 Andersen, Harry E., 165 Andersen, Andcregg Andersen Harvey M., 1188 Ralph A., IM Andrews, Robert L., 555, 670 Andrix, George P., -182, 485, 484 Ang, Khcng L., 675 Angel, James W., 71, 77, 124 Angelopulos, Sam G., 703 Angicr, Maizie j., 156, 505, 585, 73-J Angus, George L., SSS, 726 Anovitz, Phyllis L., 167, 478, 479, 778 Ansley, Robert, 100 Antimonik, Vern R., -Ml, 775 Antonio. Mathew, 152 Antrim. Earl V., 167, 541, 077 Aoyama, Frank S., 150 Apa, Theodore, 100 Aplingtnn, john P., 511 Appier, XVil1iam H., 167, -128, -101, 49-J, 667 Applegate, Phyllis A., 784 Applegate, Robert L., 150, 167, 501 517, 685 Ami, Tsutomu G., 151, 167 Arnkawa, Kay K., 775 Archambeau, Ernest R., jr., S59 Archibald, Rosemary A., 1564 5R7, 410, 505, 776 Arden, Stanley, S56 Ardis, Marjorie L., 761 Arenberg, William D., 67-S Arends, Donald G., 750 Arends, XViIlinm G., 5045 Arcntsen, Miriam K., 772 ,'iv'vl7u. 498 Argano, Liborio M., 167 Arimoto, Katsumi, 167, 727 Armbruster, George, 94, -JU Armed Forces, 528-557 Armctla. Dominic A., 167, 4K1-A Arms. Leo M,, 446, 405 Arms, Rich ard E., 723 Armstrong, Dorothy I.. 107, 7.-S Axmstmng, Hamid F., 522, 075 Armstrong, Harry C., MR Armstrong, jo Anne, Sim, 707 Armstrong, john D., I67, 499 Armstrong, john H., 26 Armstrong, Joyce H., 656 Armstrong, Richard W., HH Armstrong Shirley A 7240 Army R.OjT.C.. 530538 Allman, Burt E., 415 Alvcrsun, Shirley A., 768 Harold CQ., 690 Andersen, Rachel, lni Anderson, Anne V., 7Sl Anderson, Arthur G., HU, 157 Anderson, Arthur Wfilhclm, 165, -100, 506, 720 Anderson, Arthur XVilli.1m, IGS, 485, S08 Anderson, Barbara C., 784 Anderson, Bertil E., llwi Anderson, Bruce E,. 711 Anderson, Carl A,, S38 Anderson, Charles E., mi, 720 Anderson, Claude V., 614, 617, 6-18, 669 Anderson, Dann D., 165, 068 Anderson, David C.. 670 Anderson, Dann F., 700 Anderson, Don R., lui, 4110 Anderson, Donald E., 108, 492 Anderson, Donald R., lm, wo Anderson, Donald T., 4811, 685. 1--H Anderson, Donald V., 736 Anderson, Earl B., 490, 756 Anderson, Edwin D., 728 Anderson, Elizabeth CI, 763 Anderson, Estelle G., 416, Soil, 752 Anderson, 'Gilbert IM, ill! Anderson, Harlan E., 480 Anderson, Harvey, S21 Anderson, Harry O., 625 Anderson, Irene ll., 796 Anderson, Ivan G., jr., 724 Anderson, james, S21 Anderson, james A., Iwo, 535, SSS Anderson, james R.. SSO Anderson, john, 496 Anderson, john Alfred, 443, -ISO, TRI Anderson. john Alvin, 683 Anderson, john Arthur, 740 Anderson, john F., we Anderson, john L., 662 Anderson, john R., -403 Anderson, joyce L., 417, 75,5 Anderson, Kenneth E., 660 Anderson, Kenneth S., 608 Anderson, Lennart N.. ISR, -wk, 7,'ll Anderson, Lcnnre j., -145 Anderson Leo E.. 741 Anderson, Leverett A.. SSS, NH Anderson, Loren H., 487, 510, 1:68 Anderson, Marilyn A, 790 Anderson Marion, -176 Anderson, Marvin C, 150 Anderson, Norma B., 785 Anderson, Paul H., 751 Anderson Phyllis j,, 478, -179, 790 Anderson, Raymond C., -105, 61,2 Anderson Richard, 145, 386, 715 Anderson Robert Clark, 512 Anderson Robert H., 677 Anderson Robert W., 732 Anderson Roland, 95 Anderson Samuel P., 493, 661 Anderson Sandra, 656 Anderson, Sandra M., 791 Anderson Theodore E., 154, SSX, nib' Anderson Vernon E., 591, 612 Anderson William A., 462 Anderson, William D., 155, 796 Anderson William G., 555 Anderson, William M., 698 Anderson, Zoe S., 788 Andcrssohn, Henry A,, 629, 63I, 61.2. 655. 6-19 Amacher, Charles L., 165, ,100 Amadn, David E., 675 Ambrose, Edward R., 730 Ambrose, Miriam j., 159, 165, 787 Amell, Edward W., 7-ll f17llL'fit'!UI CL'l'tHIliK' Smfrly, 407 Amvrlnm Fnnndrymnfr Suflvlj, -407' Amerirmz Imlilulc of Ar'Il1ile'1'lI, 495 ,'lrr1r1'irzvl lmllllm' of Cbrmiral Engi- lll'A'1f, 493 Andrews, Andrew, Andrews, Andrews, Andrews, Andrews, Andrews, Andrews, Andrews, Andrews, Iuhn A., 701 Arthur L., HH, 556 Allen H., 516. 757 Arthur C.. 409 Betty V., 785 Charles B., I-45, 508 670 George. Ill, 115,125 Dean Helen R., 29, 418 james B., jr., 498, 670 Nancy C., 787 Amer, Richard D., 107, 'IW Arnholt, William G- 1117 Arnicaxr, Richard L., 167 Arnold, Rita A., 780 xlrnuld Sorlvly, S27 Arnold, William G., 670 Aron, Dolores, 778 Amnczyk, jakob, 705 Arondelli, Catherine L., 751 Arnnsun, Paul j., 706 Arricta, Guy M., 6771 Arthur, Roscoe E., 167, SUR Arthur, William H., 721 Artwick. Warren A., 72-4 Arvidson, Dalc R., 167, 705 fI.5.A.E., 498 Asa, Warren I., 168, 902, 72-I Asaki, Goro G., 494, 496 Asay, Anthony H., 684 Asbury, james W., 499 .'I.S.C.E., 499 Aschan, Harry R.. 168 Aschbrcnner, William F., 078 Ascherman, Norman R., 72, 75 Aschcrman, Stanford W.. 85. 97 Ash, Glenn I., 707 Ash, Homer L., 553 Ash, Myron A., 168, 739 Ashbaugh, Alden. 500 Ashbaugh, jo A., 680 Ashbrook, David K., 665 Ashby, jane, 446 Ashby, 'Wayne O., 685 Asher, Harvc M., 168, 722 Asher, jack 701 Ashley, Walter M., 168, 446, 721 fI.S.M.E,. 499 Aspden, Robert G., 168, SIX, 7 fl Asplund, Beverly j., 168, 417, 512, 75-1 Asscicr, Aunust, S48 Astrahan, Dan F., 720 Astrouski, Russel L., 729 Atay, Surat A., l-48 Aten, Lyle. 480 Athey, Lila, 146, 583 Aihleiic Administration, 586-593 Atkins, Ervin L., 168, 509, SI7 Atkinson, Richard L., 663 Attebery, Barbara M., 168, 463, 505. ass, me , Attebery, Catherine J., 168, 463. 503. 7B6 Attebery, Harold C., 168 Atwater, Charles D., jr., 168, 683 Aubert, Charles E,, SIU 1 Bang, Auble, David C., 7-ll Audi, Louis D., 541 Auerbach, Sheldon H., 386, 450, Slay, 755 Augspurger, Marilyn j., 156, 387, 458, 505, 755 Augur, Allison L.. 676 August, Irwin, 705 Augustine, Wfilliam J., 168, 603 Augustyn, Albin J., 168, 4111 Ausfahl, Richard j., 1158, 415, 682 Austin, Charles E., 168. SSS Austin, Leroy D., 160, -190 Austin, Lester R., 504 Auther, John C., -113, 687 Avalon, Phillip, 100 Avery, Robert J., 70-I Avery, Willard C., 169, 679 Avey, Spencer E., 757 Avoboda, Edward, jr., 415 Axelrad, Lowell, 686 Axelrod, Marvin B., 7-ll Aye, Florence, 652 Ayers, Charles H., 731 Ayers, Russell. 77 Ayers, Ruth, 785 Ayotte, jack G., 72-I Ayres, Peter B., 675 Azaren, Harold, 169, 499 B Babb Ann I 60 Baldwin, Richard I., 602 Baldwin, XVilliam C., 608 Balek. John J.. 725 Balin. Sandra, 777 Ballantine, Frederick NV., 1711, 5-il, 1155. 687 Balson, Maurice M., 750 Bulz, George P., 125, 1-14 Balznri ni, Aldo, 170, 506 Bambini, Dean C., 170 Bammann. Derwood E., 758 Banche, Joe F., 170, 736 Bancly, Glenn R., 170 Bane. Eleanor M.. 505. 781 Banerjee, Dilip K., 509 Banerjee, janina S., 509 Baneriee, Satyesh C., 500 Banerjee. Somir, 493, 509 Henry F., 170, 595. 715 Bass. Betty, 757 Bass, Beverly J., 146. 757 Bass, Robert A., 172. 508 Bassett, Denman J., 704 Bassett, Milton T., 716 Bassett, William M., 172, 400. 521 Bassie, V. Lewis, 2-1 Bassler, Edith M., 505, 776 Bast. Patricia A., 503, 780 Bust. Richard D., 402 Bastian, Lawrence J., 077 Bate. Herbert J., 172 Bateman, Olive J.. 772 Bates. Nellie, 152 Bfzlllllmfl, The, 550 Batterham, Ronald E., 474, 600 Battersby,,l.1mes M., 171. -195. 517, 690 Battistoni, Paul P.. 172 . , ,, 7 Babbitt, Valerie R., 169, 772 Babcock, Russell N., 555 Babetch, Burton L., 692 Babzien, Fred, 99 Bachem, Wlolfgang A., 67-1 Bachcrt, Raymond P., 145, 169, 758 Bachman, Roger O., 1612, mil Bang, Martin A., 501. 715 Banicki, Jerome. 524 Banlc, Thomas L., 714 Bankert, Robert L., 478, -182, -181, -185 Banks, Carroll L., 7-17 Banks, Gilbert E,, 415, 601 Banks, John A., 170 Bankson, Barbara L., 513. 755 Bankson, Beverl J., 753 Banneri, Howard,j., 669 Bannister, Robert G., 662 Bannon, Barbara J., -178 Bannon, Joseph B., 502, 741 Bannon, Robert P., 158, 171, slllji Banowitz, Jacqueline, 793 Bantz, Earl C., 510 Birplifl 5111111411 FulInz1'1'bi,h, 441 Barackman, Patricia A., 759 Baranyi, Helen I., 518, 761 Barber, Bradford H.. 675 Battle-son, Robert D., 171. 553, 559 Button, james H., 172, 509 Batz, George. 90 Bauer, Carole A., 154, 175, 525, 780 Bauer, Doris M,, 786 Bauer, Erwin F., 175, 661 Bauer. George F., 173 Bauer, Robert H., 173 Bauer, Robert N., 697 Bauermeister. Paul J., 155. 555, 756 Bauian, Robert R., 47-i, 670 Baum, Harriet, 794 Baum, Leon, 730 Bei1e,john H., 17-l, 511 Beilfuss, Corliss C., 7511 BeilfusS. Richard W., 730 Bekermeier. Herbert XV., jr., 17-1 Belelf, Katherine, 446 Bellord, Earel M.. 17-l Belford, Rue I.,, jr., 487, 727 Belford, Velsie A., 174, 485 Beling. Eleanor M., 493, 406, 775 Beling, Thomas E., 077 Bell, Edward F., 721 Bell. Howard E., 17-1, 757 Bell, Phyllis E., 146, iss Bell. Shirley J., 174, 752 Bell, XVilliam, 130 Bellelli, Katherine A., 4711, 7H'1 Beller, lcina G.. 77-l Bellinger, jack XV., 510 Belnap, Dorothy A., 174, 568, 702 Belnap, Nucl D., -106, 410, -lll, 415 419, -UO, -Url, 521, 61:9 Belofsky. Janet S.. 766 Below, Howard D., 665 Belshaw, jack XV., 683 Belt, John F., 144, 140, 155 Belyea, Janet N., 7-16 Belyea, Janice N., 746 Belyea, Mary J., 520 Bemis, Alpheus C., 148, 17,1 Bemoras, Irving, 705 Benda, Beatrice F., 755 Bendell, Curtis B., 7317. 730 Bachouros, Peter F., 608, 671 Back, Arthur R., 608 Backman, Kenneth E., 160 Backman, Stuart, 97 Backs, Miriam C., 160, 506, 77-1 Bacon, Robert H., 669 Bade, Elmer R., 169, 670 Badgett, Mariana M., -181, 747 Baer, Daniel H., 714 Baer, Marlin J., 169 Baer Mar L. 1-l-I 1-19 Barber, Esther A., 171 Bauman, Norman G.. 479, 405 Baumann, keith D., 507, 515, 685 Baumberger, James E.. 736 Baumgardner, Joanne M., 173, 751 Baumgardner, Max E., 701 Baurer, Robert C., 751 Baxter, Kenneth D., 728 Baxter, Raymond, -121 Bender, W'illiam, 500 Bendes. Maurice A., 511 Bendigkeit, John R., 701 Bendiner, Bernard, 606 Benedict, Dale, 413. 667 Benetiel, Helen L., 789 450, 451, 747 Barnard, Phyllis I., -131, 495, 782 1 Y - . Baggett, Joseph E., 169, 711 Bagel, john, 129 Bagley, Howard M.. 551 Bahcall, Barbara, 777 Bahlman, William, jr., 1611, 7211 Bahrilieth, Donald R., 155 Bahry, George, 169 Baier, Phyllis J., 796 Baigh, Neal L., 706 Bailey, Betty L., 157, 169. 535. sur, Barber, Franklin D., 7-I1 Barber, Nancy J., 151, 417, 750 Barbero. Bert, 716 Barbre, Mrs., 789 Barchick, Delores G., 171, 788 Bard, George XV., 100 Bard. Ioan E.. 777 Bardell, Philip XV., 171 Barel, Everett, 171, 507 Barenholtz, Eugene S., 774 Barger, Frank L., 171, 6-19, 681 Burger, Robert D., 507 Burgh, George H., 144, 152, 672 Burnham, Henry, 77 Barkei. Robert E., 171 Barker, Lucius J., 716 Barkson, Alfred 386, 467, o87 Barlow, Charlotte M., 755 Barlow, Mary G., 505, 706 Barnzibe, Fred A., 150, 506, 510, 710 Baxter Robert C., 77, 33 Baygodd, Marcia, 75 7 Bayler. Theodore XV., 175, -185. 681 Baylor, Cecil E., 677 Bayne, James M., 495, 695 Baysinger. Robert, 95 Beach. Edward C., 671 Beach, 685 Theodore C., 586, 613, 614, Benefield, Carl XV., 150 Bene-ke, Erwin H., 174, 702 Benes, Richard C., 725 Benesch, joan, 387 Bengard, Don, 656, 637 Bengtson, Felix J., 17-I Benham, Harold, 114 Benham, Martin N., 175, 671 Benjamin, Hollis XV., 711 Benjamin, Howard F., 486, 405, '31 Bengamin, Roland J., 157, lg-8, 177. 416, Bailey, Donald J., 454 Bailey, Glenn C., 155 Bailey, Jean, 786 Bailey, Kenneth 419. 4184 Bailey, Lou A., 752 Bailey, Natalie D., 77-I Bailey, Robert H., 486, 487, 720 Baily, Prof. Heaton, 148 Bain, Melba M., 169, 790 Bainbridge. Charles N., 556 Barnes, Barnes, Barnes, Earl F., 171, 507 Jacqueline V., 171, 7-10 John, Jr., 710 Barnes, Norville E., 671 Barnes, Robert. 70, 77, 124 Barnes, Robert M,, 541, 5-lp, 672 Barnes, Shelly WL, 721 Barnes, Wfilliam M., 5-ll, 543, 671 Barnett, Dianne D., 78-I Barnett, James A.. 71-I Bering, Baird, Cecil E., 169, 506 Baird, Donald T., 415, -187. 72-J Baird, Mary J., 786 Baird. Robert L., 540, 700 Baird-Smith, Marilyn, 170, 755 Baity, Dorothv G., 503 Bakeman, Delbert C., 750 Baker, Andrew E., Jr., 170, 508 Baker, Barbara J., 443, 780 Baker, Bernard, 97 Baker, Charles L., 676 Baker, Donald W., 752 Baker, Edwardine, 775 Baker, Harold A., 555, 604 Baker, Harold G., 497, 555. mo Baker, Helene L., 794 Baker, Inez E., 796 Baker, Jack S., 517 Baker, Joanne L., 784 Baker, Joe A., 96 Baker, John R., 524, 682, 723 Baker, Joyce B., 653 Baker, Kenneth A., 961 Baker, Marilyn L., 766 Baker, Myrian E., 482. 484 Baker, Patricia M., 466, 467, 511, 753 Baker, Ragmond E., 555 Baker, Ro ert B., 170, 689 Baker, Robert C., 647 Baker, Robert J., 83. 95. 99 Baker, Roger J., 170, 727 Baker, Ruth Ann, 146, 42-l. 656 Baker Walter lr. 151 170 Bakosh, Richaird M., 676 Balagna, John A., Jr., 170, 510, 753 Balazs, Grace O., 170, 417, 481, 71-'J Balch, Bruce L., 170, 686 Baldridge, Gerald S., 114 Baldry, Joan, 479 Baldus, Barbara R., 753 Baldus, Donald E., 685 Baldwin, jack R.. 94. 99, 12-l, 1511 Baldwin, James W., jr., 479, 540, 5-11 Barnett, Robert E., 171 Barney, Wlayne F., 736 Barnhart, Henry H., 555 Barnum, Robert V., 591, 625, 635, 674 Barpujari, Girindranath, 497, 500, 72 Barr, James M., Jr., 155, 665 Barr, John W., 171 Barreto, Samuel, Jr., 171. 673 Barrett, Darwin, 77 Barrett, James R.. 507, 608 Barrett, XVilliam S., 495, 721 Barrick, Donald C., 171 Barrow, Lois, 146 Barrow, Prof, Joseph, 151 Barry, Gerald W., 667 Barry. James L.. 667 Barry, jennis, 4-I4 Barschak, Thomas J.. 171. 730 Bartels, Paul E., 172, 490 Bartels, Shirley L., 19-I, 780 Barthel, Harold O., 156, 158, 171 Bartholomew, Francis A., 172 Bartkus, Lillian H., 785 Barlow Hoare. 724 Barton, Henry O., 158 Burtosek, Milton J., 172 Bartosiak, Marion E., 172. 7511 Bartosiewicz. Delphine F., 417, 425, -lil, 768 Bartsokas, Katinzl. 761 Bartunek, Richard M.. 549. 556 Bartusek, George J., C169 Bartusek, James F., 172, 512 Bartz, Charles E.. 172 Barwig, Elizabeth M., 106, 114, 115, 116, izs Barz, William E.. 172, 736 Bufrball, 628-653 Bash, Shirley L., 172, 760 Bash, Wanda I., 450, 760 Baskes, Myra F., 456, 764 Baikelball, 610-617 Beach, Wfilliam A., 175, 671 Beagle, Melvin J., Jr., 175, 485, 495, 674 Beall, Homer H., 155, 731 Beals, Robert J., 4-15, 702 Bean, Kathryn A., 759 Bean, Naydine P., 503. 789 Bear. Beverly j,, 175. 7-17 Beard, Dwight R., 462 Beard, less. 152 Beard, Nancy C., 752 Beard, J. Howard, 22 Beare, Robert B., 175. 495 Beasley, Norman I., 487 Beatty. Charles L., 175. 500, 605 Beatty, Estill W., 173 Beatty, Frieda E.. 512, 790 Beatty, Gilbert M.. 175, 690 Beauchamp, Robert, 550, 539 Bunn-Cbulean. 791 Beaver, Beverly M., 765 Beaver, Gale G., 715 Bebout, Haynes M., 674 Becher. Sheldon XV., 175. 700 Bechtol, Florence L., 175. 750 Bechtold, David H., 175, 685 Becic, Marilyn j., 772 Beck, Nancy J., 452, 525, 762 Beck, Robert L., 727 Beck, Wallace I.. 715 Beck, William H., 678 Beck, William L., 705 Becker, Barbara L., 760 Becker, Bernard, 98, 130 Becker, Charlotte, 174, 483, 788 Becker, Gloria E., 795 Becker, jo Anne, 174, 760 Becker, Merwyn E.. 174 Becker, Wfilliam. 155 Beckett, Grace, 484 Beckman, Anne, 146, 780 Beckman, Wfilliam F,, 708 Beckmeyer, Melba L., 783 Becks, Lewis. 727 Beckwith, Virginia, 122, 782 Bedell, Jeanne M.. 112, 75-1 Bedenkop, XValter L., 510 Bednar, Ralph E., 17-I Beebe, Helenetia, 767 Bcebe, Nancy A.. 784 Beebe, Raymond B., 715 Beedy, Janet A., 454, 747 Beeson. Delores J., 474. 755 Beeson, Helen M., 785 Beeson, Theron R., 550, 690 Beeson, Wfilliam ,I., 473. 690 409 Benner, Thomas E.. 680 Bennett, Barbara A., 7112 Bennett. Richard D., 4173 Bennett, Russell C., 155, 721 Bennitt, William B., 715 Bennorth, Robert B., 709 Bensen, Kenneth G., 175. -685, 510 Benson, Allen M., 175, 510, 712 Benson, Cedric A., 690 Benson, Donald H., 512 Benson, Karl, 527, 54-l Benson, Marianne, 783 Benson, Richard A., 506 Benson, Walter R., 681 Benton, Charles H.. 662 Benton, Dwight XV.. 672 Bentsen. Ivar B., 175 Bentzel, Beverly R., 7911 Benzel, Roselyn M.. 783 Bere, Paul R., 155 Bereolos. Phyllis A., -110 Beres, Matthew C.. 175, 710 Bertield. Charles, 94 Berg, Albert XV., 144 Berg, Inez R., 787 Berg, Iola M., 495 Berg, Kenneth B.. 1-I8 Berg. Stuart H., 686 Berge. Carol Ann, 785 Bergeim. Hildegarde I., 175 Bergen, Colette I., 783 Berger, Joyce, 794 Berger, Lauren D., 491 Berger, Lovoris R., 175 Berger, Marilyn M., 508, 7111 Berger, Samuel, 602 Berger Qheldon, 07, 1414 Bergeron, Clifton G., 407, 511 Bergeson, Richard. 115 Bergland, Robert F., 145 Berglund. Wlallace A.. jr.. 190. l'5 Bergman. ,lack H., 175. 403. or-'J Bergman, Robert, 147 Bxrgman, Ronald A., 175, -Wh Bergmann, Helmut P.. 175 Bergquist, Burnell, 535 Bergquist, joan C., 175, 4041, 4113. sw, ,746 Bergquist, Kenneth B., 6111 Bergst. Dorothy E., 7113 Bergsten, Beverly J.. 7441 Bergstron1, Donald H.. 470 Bergstrom, Eldon XV., jr., 551-. W5 Bergstrom. Robert L., l 5 Horace C. . 690 Beggs, Begun, William C. . 735 Arnold Ii., 174 Behl. Helene. 470, 787 Behling, Audrey L., 518. 758 Behnke, David C., 698 Behrendt, William F., 174, 711 Behrens, Wfilliam H., 72-1 Behring Beil, NI er, Grace E., 782 ervin L., 511 Berke, Sheldon L., of--1 Bcrkermeier. Herl-, 612 Berkos, Emily E., 772 Berkove. Lawrence I.. -154 Berknvec, james XV.. 0115 Berkowitz, Lemme L., 175, mir? Berkowitz, ahbi Samuel, -l-12 Berkshire. Richard C., 415, 502, 757 Berkun, Irwin, 175 801 Bcrland, Theodore. 176, -454 Berliant. Kenneth R.. 1'6, T34 Berlin, Marlene, 7'-iS Berliner, Myrna E,, 470, 79-I Berman. Blossom P.. 794 Berman, Carolyn A., 176, 77a Berman, Berman, Berman, Berman. Davids H., 79-1 Harvey. 725 Marshall C., 706 Marvin D., 686 Berman, Myron, 97 Bermel. Donald L., 176, 405. '59 Bernard, Myron J., T32 Bernardi. Xvilliam E., 508. 759 Bernardoni. Louis C., 170. '58 Bernhart. Donald N.. 176 Bernstein, Abraham M., 706 Bernstein, Annette H., 176, 790 Bernstein, Charles N.. 176. 72 Bernstein, Edgar W., 739 Bernstein, Gerald, 176, 686 Bernstern, Harriet E., 795 Bernstein, Howard I., 149 Bernstein, Iris, 777 Bernstein, joseph, 97 Bernstein, Joyce M., 7-18 Bernstein, Lenore R., 778 Bernstein, Marvin, 75 Bernstein, Ronald A., 151 Bernstein, Ruth G., 176, 527. 790 Bernstein, Sol, Ill Berolzheimer. Karl, 7-i0 Berquist. joan, 159 Bcrron. W'i11iam j.. 176 Berry, Barbara E., -170 Berry. Fr Berry, ja Berry. Ri Berry, cd F., 176, 685 Ck. 99 Chard R., 685 Sydney B., 781 Berryhill, Betty A., 760 Berschet, Marvin XV., '08 Berson, Ronald, 555 Barra. Mary J., 481 Bertman, Harriet. 58 Bertolino, Ramon, 734 Berutti Martin G., 6 Bcsancon, Robert. 116 Besanr, Wilson J., lm, Sol, mu, uw Beschloss, Morris R., 406, 550, 705 Best. Richard D., 176, S08 Besterhclcl, Dale H., 513, 593, Beswick, Melville, 111, 125 TII Bel!! liruufzzvzozl. 725 Alp ba Pu. l-18 Bittman, Anthony J., 605 Bitzer, Jessie C., -485, 782 Blellancl, Andrew A., T'-12 Bjelland, Doris, 1-I6 Bielland, Janice M.. 776 Biurstrom, Robert O., Gi, 150 Black, ' ., . Elinor J 7S8 Black. Kenneth L., 711 Black, Phyllis M.. 765 Black. Robert Alan, 675 Robert L., Jr., 177, Black, 408, 480, 677 Black, Ronald E., 177. 912. 927, S Ii, 546, 70-4 -IUU, JU7, 5-XS Black. W'illiam H- 721 Blmvbbalrk. 72-I Blackman, Evelyn, 177, 479, 791 Blackman, Jack C., 177, 495, 700. 791 Blackwell, Henry B., 413, 506, 69? Blackwell, joseph H., 716 Blndcl, Bcndt D., 177' Blass, Richard 956 Blaha, Richard E.. 710 Blnidrl, Lawrence j., SZI Blair, Eugene S., 72 Blair, Robert M.. 490 Blake, Richard P., 555, 675 Blake, Rodger C., 1105 Blakeman, Carroll E., 490 Blnker, Nancy L., 7-17 Blukeslce, Robert A., 067 Blanchard, Barbara A., 765 Blanchard. Gene, ISS, 549, iii Blanck, Clarence A., 496 Bland, Arnold G., 751 Bland, Merton L., YZ! Bland, Velma M., 907, T86 Blankc, Donald L., 403 Blunyer, Carl G., 462, -N-4 Blnse, Carl J.. 400, 720 Blntk, Leanore J., 70-l Blau, Edward L., 953, 350, Nl. .Ji Blazina, Martin E., 100, 14-I 711 Black, Thomas F., Bledsoe, Robert P.. 608 Blcckcr, Martin J., 673 Blcssman, Richard H., 741 Blcustcin, Paul K.. 6110 Blevins, Margoric A., Ml 736 Blick, Joseph G., Blrtstcin. Irwin J., 686 Block, Burton R., -480 Bolte, Orville G., 711 Bolton, XVilbur E., 500 Bombaugh, Nona J., 786 Bonaguidi, Lorraine A., T63 Bonar, Donna M.. 518, 7-17 Bond, David R., T30 Bond, Dorothy E., 196 Bond, james, 504 Bond, Patsy R., 750 Bondus, jack G., 1197 Bondy, Fred J., 413, 686 Bone. Delmar H.. 670 Bone, George D.. Jr.. -105. 609 Bone, Robert G., 54, 71'- Bonem, Stuart I,, 601' Bonham, David W., S11 Boodell, Pat J., 151, 747' Booker, Joyce, 652 Boor. Wfilliam J., 707 Booth, James W., 729 Booz. Gordon D., 756 Bopn, Richard A., 7553 Borden. Gerald, 76 Borek, Dolores, 11-I. 115 Bnrik. Paul. 502, 721 Borker, Barbara A., 777 Borklund, Carl W., 454, 707 Borkon, Beniamin M., S'-cs Borkovitz, Peter E., 740 Borowski, Eugene C., 400 Born, Gwendolyn A., 479, 431, '06 Born, James H., 687 Borngasser, Patricia A., 70 Bornholt. Constance E., 772 Borregard, Glenn E., 720 Borror. Kenneth 150. 404 Borucki, Edward, lli Boruszak, James M., 686 Bosco, Lincoln, 721 Bosshard. Richard H.. JIS. 671 Bosshart. Robert C., 400. T51 Boston, Richard R., 668 Bo5trum,jez1n, 107, llxi. 115, 129 Brandon, Harold L., 681 Brandsma, Leroy, SSS Brandt, XVallace E,, -H3 Branigan, Daniel M., 415, 550, SSI, 553, 675 Branigan, Duane, 414 Bmnnick, Tom, 94, 96 Bransky, Ralph N., 724 Brantingham, Donald A.. 5-I7 Brantman, Arthur, 511, 723 Brascl, Roy G., 551, 555, 721 Brash, Dorathea, 778 Brash, Sherwood, 510 Bratman, Robert. 97 Bratrude, Amos P., Jr., 415 XVilIiam H., 721 Bmuer. Braun, Catherine H., 474, 518, 740 Braun, David L., 515, 668 Braun, Elaine M., 781 Braun, Herbert E.. 107. 129 Braun, Braun, Braun, Howard, 6-10 Howard J.. 589 Max T., 709 Bray, John R., 440 Bmznitis, John, 403 Brazelton. David H., 527, S-55. 5-35. 5-46, 547 Brnzen, Lionel I., 511 Brazier, Margaret L., 776 Brazier, Rita, 776 Brazinskis, John, 76 Hmzy, Simon M., 506, 516, 555, 5-Nl. 750 Brearley, Harrington, Jr., lil, 479 Brearley, John C.. 406, 689 Breckenbaugh, Richard, -196 Breed, Edwin R., 729 Breen, Prof. Edward, 148 Breese, Wayne L., 703 Brehmer. Louis F., 508, 510 Brei, Ralph B., 506, 508 Bremer. James, 99 Bremer, Jane C., 790 Boswell. Bruce D.. 667 Boswell. Iohn, 95 Bottentield, Ezra, 152 Bottemff, Arthur A.. 150. 501 Bortrell. George D., 44? Boub, Kenneth XV.. -487, OUR Bouc, Otto, jr., -S87 Bouzhton, Charles R.. 756 Bremicker. Adelbert F., 700 Bremser, Rudolph E., 740 Brennan, Kathleen. S27 Brennan Lawrence E., 527 Brennan Mary E., 527 Brennan Richard L., 677 Brennan Wfilliam, 96 Brenner, Howard, 98 Brenner, Nathan G., 66-1 Bower, Beta Camilla Sigfrm, 149 Bru Holur. 792 Beta Tbsta Pi, 670 Bethards, James XV., 176, 510 Bettgssn, Robert F., 688 Bcttmghaus, Erwin PM 502 Buettlcr, Wfilliam R., -831, 502 Beverly, Edward G., 107, IIS, 129 Beyer, Wfilliam E., 677 Bczansky. Stella, 775 Bezio, Clarence A., 176, 553, 545, 703 Bhalla, Brahm S.. 509 Bhatye, Sitaram V., 509 Bice, Wfilliam S.. 177, 555. S41 Bickcl, Dwight F., 487, 684 Buckcl. Thomas j., 729 Bickelhaupt. Rny E., 497, ill, 102 Bickerton. june, 146 Bula-A-Wee. 725 Bicbcr, Dorothy, 151 Bicdenbach, Joseph M., 177 Brelawa. Herbert XV., 480 Brenjas. Ignatius M., 490 Bgcmccki, Edward, 7-10 Bnerbaum, William R., 177, 4I5, 428, 568. 677 Bigger, John R., -513, 665 Bngqcrs, John XV., 555 Bieham, Robert D., 177, 546, 753 Bjhl, Edwin A., 177, 7:7 Brhlcr, Leonard A., 177, 702 Bild, Sidne , 97 Bilinski, Ecyward 495 Billings. Arthur A., 95, 98 Bills, Mrs. Flossic A.. 750 Bills. Robert S., 700 Binder, Lois J., 450, 755 Bing. Robert K., 122 Blngham, John H., 465, 492, 400, 504, sos, 680 Bqngman, Ralph N.. ISS Brngman, William E., 720 Bgnkley. Max A.. I-18 Burch, Frank A., 147, 177 Birch, Janet W., 177, 417, Brrd, john R.. 177, S10 Bxrd, Robert B., 100, 123 Bfrdsall, Bruce E., 736 Bxrk. Russell C., 695 Birkey, William R., 177 Birkhimer, Edwin A., 556, Birr, Donald J., 177 Bischoff, Neva M., 776 Bischoff, Virginia j., 776 Bishop, James XXL, 670 Bishop, Leslie R.. 523. 691 Bishop, Mnhlon L., 671 Biska, Harold, 99 Biska, joy M., 652, 653, 752 Bistritz, Herbert S., 750 Bittcrman, Arnold A., 550. 553. 688 519. 75I 740 802 Block, Fred. 114 Blank, Marilyn R., Block, Merrill Y., 122, 486 717 Block, Miriam, 470 Boulden, James B., 424, 523, 690 Boulcling, Ernest A.. 148, 150 Boultbee. Donald E., 540, 7241 Bouras, Theodora I., SOI 5-IU, Block, Renee B., 778 Hloductt, Robert XV., SS5, I18E Blnmbcrg, Charles E., 752 Blombenz, Marguerite L., 470 Blumquist, Conrad A.. 470 Binmquist. Svlvia, 505, 705 Bluodgoocl, Owen H., 608 Bloom, Alvin J., 728 Bloom, Milton, 71 Bloomberg, Adrienne, 795 Bloomberg, Frances A., 790 Bourassa, Eldon G.. 403. 751 Bouslo-2, XVayne A., 504 Boward, Norma E., 503 Bowen, Charles E., 27, 423 Bowen, Howard D.. 34 420 Bowen, Patricia, -825, 760 Bowen, Willa C., 752 Bower, Alexander T., HS Bower, George F.. 707' Ralph E., 158 Bloomquist, Kenneth G., 483, ,IHS Bloomquist, Wfanda V., 734 Blount oan E 47 788 . I .. 9. Blount. joyanne C., 462. 525, mn Hlucke, Robert W.. 145, 553. 732 Blum, Edward I.. 609 Blum, Ellen R.. 764 Blum, Howard Z.. 647. 706 Blum, Selwyn. 507, 602 Blum. Sigmund, 70g Blumenthal, Bernard C., 606 Blumenthal. Betty. 481. 794 Blustein. Lillian, 704 Balm! ol Tnuleef, The. 20-21 Board, Thomas G,. 674 Hubbins. Mildred E., 781 Huber. Joan S., 794 Bowers, Lorris M., 133, ISS Bowers, Paul D., Jr.. 679 Iohn J., 608. 669 Bowman, Bowman, Kenneth A., 107, HI, l2f7 Bowman, William S., 157 Bowsher, Charles A.. 487. 694 Bowsher, jack E.. -187. 694 Bowsman. Jason I... 721 Boxerman, Roslyn M., 764 Boyd, Alice, 479 Boyd, Donald O.. 513. 687 Boyd, Fleta B.. 479, S20 Boyd. Herbert F., 515 Boyd, Wfilliam C., 148. 158, 400 Boyer. William E.. 487, 670 Boys. Robert D., 741 Bradburn, lames T.. 499 Budd, Sidney H., 151, 667 Bnlwick, Melvin T.. 701 Bockman, Theodore, jr., 555, S-il, 705 Buddy, Byron L.. 492, 504, 505, nf-S Bode. james L., 510 Bride, Shifreffe D.. 481 Bodeman, John W., 660 Baden, Wfilliam E., 759 Budcnmann, joan, 781 Bodcnschatz, Carl A., 700 Budctt. Roy C., Jr., 441, 737 lioehmcr. Mary L., 451, 751 Bocas, Marion, 747 Bncrio, Charles, 601, 685 Bocrsma, Burton B.. 502 Bocttchcr, Virginia L., 399, 751 Bradel, Thomas, 76 Brademas, Thomas B., 660 Braden, Bettlj.. 463. 505. 796 Bradley, Bar ara B.. 763 Bradley, Edwin B., 646, 647, 648, 608 Bradley, James E,, 732 Bradley lohn L. 669 Bradley: Rebecca: 479 Bradley, Thomas G., 517, 648, 689 Bradley, Warren, 95 Bradley William T., 485 Bmdshjw, Donald H., 478, 479 Bradshaw, Jean C., 754 Bradshaw, Max R.. 735 Bragdon. Harriet J., 425, 761 Bocttncr, Hugh E., 497 Boczkicwicz, juhn, 99 Bogart, Richard G., 679 Bogen, Gilbeff. 97 Bogct, Gladvs. 527, 781 Bogncr, Neil F., 498, 728 Bnhhrink, Mary A.. 772 Bnhlcbcr, Allen C., -192 Bohon, Lois D., 1-14 Bohon, Scott E., -HS. 666 Buhrcr, Donald M.. 556, 708 Bokman, William XV., 675 Bolduc, Oliver j., jr., 493 Bolcs, Robert E., 667 Bolle, Suzanne. 752 Bragg, Earl M., Jr.. 155 Brakcnsiek, Donald L., 147, 444, 498 Bmmblett. Beverly F., 445. 480, 789 Bramcl, Howard O., 504, 505, 665 Bramcl, Robert G., 524 Bramlet, Edward F., 705 Bramlet Robert N., 690 Brams, Elaine, 764 Brams, Richard N., 145, 706 Branch, Prof. james, 5l7 Branch. Robert E., Jr., 493. 634 Branda. Celia, 797 Brandenburg, Harold S.. 421, 408, 677 Branding, June E., 159, 385, 417, 425. 498, 512, 765 Bvusce, lermne. 765 Bresee, Joyce A.. 159. 387. 467. W3. 765 Breskin, Neal S., 149, 516, 735 Brcsnik, Burt H.. 686 Bressler, Leonard, 98. 128 Brettner, Joseph C., Jr., 96, 123 Bretz. Martin F., 150, 158, 495 Brewbaker, Oliver L., 522, 700 Brewer, George A., 485 Brewer, Joseph G., 522, 701 Brewer, Melvin C., 589, 608 Brewster. James R.. 662 Breyer, Oscar, 70, 72, 75 Bridges, Eugene H., 687 Bridgewater, Frank A., 54 Bridgwater, Robert G., 150 Bricskc. Douglas E., 510 Briggs, Thomas T., 608, 622, 625 Briexzs. Walter M.. 667 Bright, James O.. -486, 493, 720 Brighton, Gerald D., 148 Brivhton, Lois, 479 Brill, Iamcs W., 157, 499. 695 Brill, Norman, 98 Brim, James R., 733 Brineman, Donald B., 158 Brinkerhoff. George E., 497. 660 Brinkman, Ernest, 72, 76, 129 Brinkman, Ramon M.. 555, 687 Brinkman, Raymond H., 522 Brinkmann, Pzgul, 112, 129 Brischke, Marilyn E., 784 Brischke, Vernon E., 739 Briscoe, John W., 148 Bristol, George R., 513, 546, 547, S93 646, 647, 700 Bristow, David A., 100 Bristow, William T., 499 Britten, Beniamin, 477 Britten, Clarence W., 681 Brittin, joan K., 772 Brittingham, Ester E., 782 Britton. Prof. William, 25, 511 Brix, Willedotte, 474, 656 Brnad, Lorna J., 777 Bmadrick, Kina XV.. S02 Brockhouse, Robert B., 512 Brockman, Robert, 96 Brockmeier, Barbara L., 159. 4l7, 746 Brockrogze, Donald F., 725 Broderick, Charles R., 708 Brodie, Dean A., jr., 64. 68, 70, Brodie, Frederic W., 153, 496 Brodsky, Harvey. 705 Broerman, John R,, 608. 671 76 Brocmmelsiek, Raymond, 551, 556 Bro ren, Robert C., 705 Brofander. Glen E., 432, 443, 496, 533. 539. 543. 687 Bronze Tablet, 144 lf- rpk Ilx. a ' 3 ' ,a l AMERICANS ARE X : 09 3 V E uuamv num so uv Americans are born with a wealth that money can't buy. No matter whether we are reared in mansions or log cabins, we inherit man's great- est treasure-the silver spoon of freedom! Freedom is everywhere in America. Poor youngsters can and do become rich and famous men. Folks speak the truth as they see it because opinion is molded by the public rather than by politicians. Freedom of worship and freedom from fear are accepted as a matter of course in a country bossed by the people. Unfortunately, freedom isn't free. General Washington and his men made the down-pay- ment at Valley Forge and Yorktown. For almost two hundred years, brave men have met the installments with sweat and blood. But keeping urea JOHN DEERE 0 ii X iw five sa 3 ltr ,. X N V QW-yu ' our land free is no task for heroes alone- Free- dom is everybody's job! You strengthen America and make it more productive by mastering your job and giving a few extra licks to your daily tasks. You show your faith in the American way when you take time to vote in local as well as national elections. You make democracy work when you respect your neighbor's right not only to disagree with you, but to have his say. Don't be content with flying the colors on Flag Day and parading on the Fourth of July- help to make our democracy a living, working reality 365 days of the year. We have inherited priceless freedom, as long as we keep it, the poorest of us is rich! OLINE 0 Ill-INOIS Frederick, 150 Brooig. Brooke, Roger G., 663 Brooks. Della E.. 505 Brooks, Edna B.. 701- BrookS, Edward A.. 403. 239. 'l'7'7 Brooks. Edward C.. lr.. 1- Brooks, Brooks, Thelma, 788 Brooks, XVilliam A., 144, 158 V Brooks4Mi1ler. Donald, -195. N , Brookstone, Arnold F., 506, 706 Broom, Howard C., 605 Brophy. james T.. 687 Brosl-cy, Alfred E., 608 Brothers, Paul L., 605 Brotsos, james A.. 426, 500. 711 Brottman, Marvin A., 750 Brouwer, Henry J., 52-1 james, 492 Brown, Alton R., -193 Brown, Bertram R.. 107 Brown, Beverly Jean, 78' Brown, Beverly jean, 754 Brown, Caroline, 775 Brown, Charles A.. 637 Bruno, Edward, 115. H5 Bruno, Harold R., 705 Bruno, Philip H.. '28 Bruns, Henry E., -170 Bruns, Nona J.. 4113. 520 Brush, Don O.. -141- Brux, Adolph F., 702 Bruyn, Scver n T.. 751 Bryan, Donald L.. 68-1 Bryan, George, 5-18 Bryan, George R., jr., 555 Bryan, Harold S., 405 Bryan, Leslie A.. 2-1 Bryant, Betty J.. 755 Bryant, Helen. 122 Bryant, Marioric M., 4 Bryden, XVilliam G.. 6-08 Bryen, NY'ill M., 150, 756 Brzozowski, Alfred F., 107' Buce, Garritt, 50 Paul E., 524 Brown, Charles E,, 501. 599. 603. 097 Brown, Claire E., 710 Brown, Clarence A., jr., 639 Brown, David. 640 Brown, Donald J.. 601 Brown, Donald XV., 665 Brown, Dorothy, 124 Brown. Earl C., 14-1, 1-10 Brown, Edwin C., jr.. 71. 77. 133, 129 Brown, Elaine E., 7315 Brnwn, Eleanor J., 518, '58 Brown, Elizabeth, 795 Brown, Ethel N., 419, 478, 185, 780 Brown, Floyd L., 495, ,100 Brown, Brown, Frazier K., 1-19 Gerald C., 521, 685 Brown, Herbert F., 510 Brown, Howard 682 Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown. Isabel R.. 1-io james. 715 james L., 415, 660 james R., 725 Brown, john C., 672, 695 Brown, john G., 509 Brown, ,Inhn VU., 128 Brown, Karl, 531, 539 Brown, Larry F., 158, 403 Brown, Marybelle, 443 Brown, Mierley J., 501, 406, -130. T150 Brown, Millicent G., 778 Brown, Milton R., 50-l, 685 Brown, Murray R., 686 Brown, Ora L.. 155 Brown, Patricia R., 1-1-1 Brown, Prof. Pembroke, 148 Brown, Phyllis J., 735 Brown, Ralph XV., jr., 708 Brown, Ray D., 601 Brown, Brown, Raymond J., 497 Richard K, 5 8 Buchanan, Austin XV., -115, 515 505 Tll Buchanan. ,lames M., 671 Buclianan, Robezt L.. 151 Buck. Wfilliam, 115 Buck. Wfilliam R.. 107, 11-1, ll? Buckler, john A., 524 Buckley, Arthur. 76 Buckley. Garry, 550 Buckley, Thom.1s, 501 Buczynski, Richard j., 107, 12-1 Budclenbaum, Norma I., 779 Butlrick, Edward S., 405 Buehlcr, Leanora M., 795 Bucnger, George L., 487, 73' Buesch Buqan, er, Mary E., 769 Kenneth G.. 688 Buhrke, Victor E., 486 Bulcovsky, Edward XV., 508, 6141 Bull, Prnt. Slceter, 560 Bull, Alice j., 775 Bullard, Patrick XV., 508 liillxro, john j., 6811 linings Bunch rdner, Albert O., 14-1 R'1l ll 455 , .p. .. Bundsgaarcl, Naomi R.. 781 Bunn. Barbara l.. 58' Bunnell. Donald L., 420. T0-I Bunta, Helen, 755 Bunting, Beverly A., 779 Bunting, W'ilber J., 635 Bunting, Wfilliam L., 517. I-R5 Burafli Burch. ,Elmer H., 493, 72-1 jerry P.. 751 Burch, Reed L.. 510 Burgarcl, john P., 676 Burgener, Donald R., 156. 15?-1, V15 Burger, William I., 400 Burk, Sheila A., 775 Burke, Burkee Alverne E., 750, 775 , Ralph. 76 Burkett, Gerald, 76 Burkhart, lol-in H , 725 Burkhart. Richard R,, 693 Burkitt, . 5 Brown. Richard L.. 445 Brown, Richard XV., 14-1 Brown, Robert, 111, 408 Brown, Robert H., 661-1 Brown, Robert XV., -186, 661 Roberta, 795 Brown, Brown, Roger XV., 604 Brown, Ronald G., 72-1 Brown, Russell D.. 707 Brown, Shirley, 406 Brown, Shirley Ann, 706 Shirley Anne. 701 Brown, Brown, Shirley M., 470, T86 Brown, Shirley R., 14-1 Brown, Thomas E., 687 Brown, Thomas J., 682 Brown, Thomas K., 426, 455, 400, 685 Brown, Vivian Z., 705 Brown, Vifarren, 690 Brown, Warn'ick V., -125, 512, 515 Brown, Wfinifred E., 159, 746 Browne, Darwin E., 107 Robert, 56 Browne, Brnwntield, Shelby H., 740 Browning, David H., 'HU Browning, james D., 107, 112 Brownstein, Hel, 750 Brownstein, arion, 794 Brozek, Donald A., 729 Brubaker, Helen j.. 505. 776 Brubaker, jo Anne. 481, 772 Bruchmann, jack P., 678 Brucker, Perry. 99 Brue, Nancy A., 749 Bruggen, Richard J., 700 Brumhack. Alan G., 707 Brumhy. Robert E., 148 Brummcr. jackie D.. 671 Bruni, Peter I... 735 Hruniga, Henry, 752 Brunk. lnhn G., 556, 757 Brunk, William E., 737 Brunn, Kenneth R., 144 Brunncmcycr, Carol A., 762 Brunncme cr, Joyce E., 762 Brunner, lziarjorie S., 7811 Brunner, Milton F.. 751 Bruno. Barbara J., 786 531711 Burnett. Barbara A., 762 Burnett, Nanny K... 750 Burnham, Cardon V., jr., 4711 Burnhain, Robert. 568 Burnham, Stanley, 568 Bums, Arden L., 767 Burns, Donald l., 145, Burns, Gloria j., 768 Burns, Patricia C., 7136 Burns, Robert B., 527, 684 Burnstein, Mariorie j.. 788 Burnstine, Micheal. 706 Burpo, Carl, 05 Burr, Edward R.. 686 Burr, Mary F., 786 Burrell, Richard E., 685 Hurridge, Margaret j.. 775 Burroughs, Charles, 90 Burster, Anne, 478. 479. 520, Burt, Rev. Paul, 446 Hurt, Wfilliam C., 708 Burton, Beverly R., 795 Burton, Robert S.. 660 Busbey, Charles W., 690 Busby, Charles E., 704 Busch. Hirsh M., 493 Busvli. Ruth A., 755 Bnruj Hall. 790. 791 Bush, Virginia M., 750 Bushee, jesse R., 703 Bushey, Eulene, 441 Busliey, Harold L., 441 Bushnell, Georgia F.. 387, 41 512, 518, 560, 762 Bushnell, Theron S., 671 Bushoniz. Eugene M., 436, 500 Buskc, Donald R., 689 Bussart, Dean A.. 474, 666 501, Buswcll, Ralph D., 147, 492, Butcher, Nancy j., 758 Butcher, Raymond L., 521 Bute, janet E.. 780 Butensky, joseph, 188 Butkofl, Sergei, 737 Butkovich, Daniel S., 707 Butkus, Charles R.. 188, 413 Butkus, Lawrence j., 709 Butler. Bernard R., 188, 502, 755 ,fri 6, 427, 41 750 Butler. Bunny L.. 791 Butler, john XV., 188 Butler, Lyle D.. Jr., 724 Butler, Paul R., 716 Butler, Ralph D., -187, 502 Butler, Robert L., 155 Butler, Rollo R.. 497 Butler, Ruth M., 786 Butler. Virgil A., 429, 496, 742 Butt. Byron. 75 Butterheld, Mary L., 138, 525, 771 Butterlield, Nancy J., 518, 751 Butterfield, Wfilliam H., 26 Button, Lyle A. jr.. 188, 584, 592, 42-1, s97. eos, 600, 676 Buttz, Patricia ,l., -146, 789 Butzow, Robert F., 524 Buwiclc, Gene J., 6-10, 690 Buzan, Edwin, jr., 9-1 Buzan, Morris M., 188 Buzzard, Rothell D., 147 Byers. Franklin H., 540 Byers, Reta C., 450, 748 Byrd, Dessa L., 746 Byrd, Laura il., 188, -179, 5211, 797 Byrnes, john C., 188 Byrnes, Kathleen N., 792 Byrnes, Wfilliam J., 708 CI tacioppo, Betty A., 188, 772 Ladwell, Lee M., 188, 385, 390, -172, 759 faesar, Philip D., 662 Ciigle Hall. 772 Cahill, Leo E., 600, 603 Cahill, Patrick j., 512 Richard L., 683 tlaile, Clnin, james Richard, 707 tlain. john D.. 731 Lain, john L., 188, 676 Lain, Robert D., 188, 731 Cain, Robert W., 672 Cairns, Donald F., 188 falder, john A., 188, 721 Caldwell, Harry N., 183 f.11dwell,joann B.. 151 Caldwell, Robert H., 551, 555 faldwell, Shirley, 754 Clalhamer, Guy L., 446, 495 Calhoun Hall. 726 Lalisch, Richard XV., 154, -106, 410, 526, 750 Call, Bernard j., 189 Callahan, Charles G., 180, 420, 506, 508, 510, 755 Callahan, Francis M., 180, 428. 6118 Callahan, H. Lee, 7-12 C allahan, john T.. 189, 424, 428, 688 Clallas, Perry G., 189 Clalvetti, Joseph, 642, 6-15 Calvin, Caryl M., 122 Camhrid e Patricia . 788 Caron, Major Bruce, 559 Capek, Bruce XV., 512 Capen, Ann, 760 Caperton, Edward XV., jr.. IHO Caplan, Fred M., 706 Caplan, june A., 775 Caple. Gladys, 750 Capodice, Rose M., 190, 767 FJPD. Clifton C., 732 Caputo, Roger XV., 144 Carey, Amos C., 440 Carey. Arnold, 190 Car ill, Maxine j., 190, 417, 755 Carl-zson. Carl E., 517 Carlson, Carl W., 190 Carlson, Donald E., 190, 506, 508, 510 Carlson, Elvin L., 527, 546 Carlson, Harold A.. 190, 715 Carlson, john R., 190 Carlson, joseph S., 734 Carlson, Lee R., 190 Carlson, Leonard J., 150, 190, A1-J-1 Carlson Mary C 152, 159, 190, 585, 59s,is2.4s5f9s9 Carlson Carlson Carlson , Richard E., 511 , Robert P., 413, 676 . g , J . Camelot Hall. 726 Cameron, Robert A.. 150, 180 Cameron. Roy E., 725 tfnmeron, Scott H., 415, 711 tammack, Emerson, 507 tjammisa, Yolanda M., 155 Camp, Charlotte M., 765 Camp. Richard A., 726 Campbell, Bernard D., 524 Campbell, Bruce A., 406, 409, 415, 689 tiamphell, Carol B., 781 Lampbell, Charles H., 406 fampbell, David L., 486, 60,1 Campbell, Diane E., 454, 7112 fiampbell, james B., 189 Campbell, joy, 786 flampbell, Keith E., 675 Campbell, Kenneth D., 521 Lampbell, Martha B., 180, 75-1 Lampbell, Mary C., 567 Campbell, Mary L., 156, 180. 505, 754, 758 Campbell, Patricia A., 189 Campbell, Patricia A., 746, 767 Lampbcll, Paul R., 189 fampbell, Richard Alden. 1 1-1 Campbell, Richard L.. 705 I , Robert V., 190 Carlson, VUilbur G., 730 Carlston, Prof. Kenneth, 472, 511 Carlyle, Charles G., 507 Carlyle, Robert j., 711 Carlyle, Carman, Charles, 76 Carmichael, Mary E., 755 Carnzihfin, Lloyd G., 190, 515, 501, 593, 700 Carnahan, Robert E., 662 Carnegie, David XV., 190 Caron, Bruce, 530, 543 Caron, james L., 190, 710 Allan L., 435, 7l1 Edgar A., 100, 666 Wfilliam j.. 190 Carpenter, Carpenter, Carpenter, Oathur C., 485 Paul, 116 Carpenter, Carpenter, Robert L., 191, 521, 67-I Carr, Elaine, 775 Carr, jean A., 474. 761 Carr, Sue C., 14-1 Wlallace L., 725 Carr, Carrell, Helen L., 191 Carren, Don j., 524, 723 Carrico, XValtf:r KVM 527, 546 Carrigan, Ralph B., 608 Larrington, joann, 789 Czirrithers, lames, 148, 506 Carroll, Gilbert j., 191 Carroll, leanette, 479 Carroll, john ,l.. 191 Carroll, john M., 524 Carroll, john R., 712 Carroll, john R.. 191 605 XVendell, saii Carroll, Carruthers, Norman E., 5,10 Carsel, jack, 97 Carson, Betty A., 417, 755 Carson. lsrael M., 08 Carson, janet W., 151, 191, 470, 780 Carson, Kathryn A., 516, 780 Carter, Andrew, 515 Carter, Blake F., 703 Carter, Burton D., 684 Carter, Carl R., 443. 480, 487 Carter, Carolyn S., 456 Carter, Dorothy J., 518, 769 Carter, Frances, 769 Carter, Frank C., jr., 153 Carter, Helen L., 751 Carter. Hodding, 443 Carter, Sue, 747 Carter, Tom. 93, 96 Cartland, Mary E., 751 Cary, Betty Lou, 755 Casacl, Jeannette, 751 Czisberg, Carl, 157 Cascio, Basil J., 710 Case, Sherman Q., 191, 465. 1.08 Cash, David E., 444, 462, 407, -108 Cashman, james L., 678 Caskey, George R., ji., 191, 722 Casler, Max S., 150, 158, 191. -105. 721 Casper, Edith F., 417, 765 Cassady, Donald J., 700 Cassady, Raymond J., 100 Castello. Henry M., 84, 100 Buster. William E.. 625. 624, 660, 662 5 liinpbell, Rosemary j., 781 Campbell, Thelma j., 785 Campbell, William C.. 180, 663 Campbell William Martin. 189 Lamphell William P., 189, 421, 512, 750 flampen, Dolores M., 430, 405, T11 Campheld, William L., 716 tiampobello, james, 502 Crllllfllll Claeil. 450-431 Campus Leaders, 382-395 Canik, Raymond C., 180 Canning, joan H., 503, 761-1 f.annon, Carol, 387 Castor, jere G., 498 Castor, Richard W., 150, 101 Cation, Paul C., 511, 670 Catlin, Charles S., 495. 725 Catlin, jim, 608 Catlow, Betty A., 772 Carlow, Wright M., 671 Cato Thomas S., 556 Caudile, Rodney, 158 Cauighey, Char es D., 61-17 Cau field, james B., B-1, 95 Cannon, Clinton, 145, 150, 406. 551, 555. 543 Cannon, James H., 522, 707, 711 Cannon, joseph F.. 95 Cannon, Morris C., 552. 559, 660 Cantrell, Delford R., 6924 Canty, Jean E., 761 Caulk, Arthur E., 191 Cavan, Patricia M., 790 Cavanaugh, William L.. 682 Cavcny, Charles, 156 Cavic, Pete, jr., 191 Cays, Robert D., 479 Caywood, George H., 191 I o 'ix -Y Y sC Caywood, Roger K., 191 Ceclarholm, john P., 191, 4-lo Cederberg, Lois J., 525, 760 Cederberg. William C., 101, 6747 Cenek, Edward J., 188, 510, 68l Cenek, Robert H., 427, 68-I Century, Jack R., 756 Cerlnin, Harry, 188, 495 Cerling, Bruce A,, 188, 546, 671 Cerny, Rosemary A., 768 Cesarone, Carlo, 188 Chabon, Irwin, 415, 722 Chakas, Donald, 115 Chalam, Metta, 509 Chalcraft, Gerald L., -380, -188, 523. 660 Challas, john P.. 487 Chalmers, john E., 192 Chalmers, W, Ellison, 22 Chalus, Donald R., 608 Chamberlain, Glenn, 09 Chamberlain, Thomas 102, ill, 683 Chambers, Daniel D., I-l7, 101, fi-13 Chambers, Delight D., Sli, 753 Chambers, Edward, 675 Chambers, Jacob G., 192 Chambers, james O., 733 Chambers, Marilyn L., 791 Chambers, Robert NV., 69-I Chambers, William J., 753 Champion, William C., O60 Champney, Merle L., 121 Champoux, Beverly j., 1-16, 191, TNI Chan, William, 192, 49-l Chance, William M., 668 Christiansen, Robert, 194, 493, 531. args- Christie, Catherine M., 194, 465, 65.2. 760 Christman, Norman C., 19-l, 731 Christotfers, XVilliam H., HH Christophersen, Biorn, 511 Christophersen, Sydney D., 756 Christy, Bruce N., 10-1, 535, Sire Christy, Milton G., 107, 115. 132 Chrysler, Barbara j., 786 Chukerman, Harold, 19-l, 507, TU., Chukerman, Shirley -I., 7-18 Chulock, Perry A., 486, 66-4 Chun, Thomas 150, 194 Churchill, Kay, 445 Churillo, Benny F,, 157, -190, ill Churitch, Peter, 495 Churovich, Melvin D., 155, -NT' Ciesla, Richard D., 104 Ciha, Aloysius G., 727 Cinader, Joan M., 77-l Clllflllllflfl Sj'lI1pfJ0lIj' 0r'i'ln'ffrrr, ITT Clpolle, Norman F., 107, P5 Coburn, ,lohn T., 511 Llochran, Stuart XV., jr., 685 Cochrane, Tom, 688 Code, Donald E., 710 Code, Russell K., 493 Coderre. Juliette A., ISS Coe, Frederic G., 150, wi, -IW, 915, 591, 505 Colcl, Wfilliam, S07 Coffee, Charles T., Wi Lotleen, Barbara ,l., 780 Colleen, Robert C., 538 Holley, Lewis R., 195 Kotlman, joseph F., 511 Nathan, 602 Chandler, Carol -I., 755 Chandler, John L,, 522, 672 Chaney, Robert D., 707 Chang, Rodney K., 446, 493 Changnon, Stanley A., 668 Channick, Herbert S., 686 Channon, Stanley L.. 512 Chapel, Edgar H., 608, 687 Chaplin, Donnelle D., 102 Chapman, Donald E., 192, 7'-'D Chapman, Duane XV.. 192, 730 Chapman, E 736 ldon R., 1-17, 492, 50-l, Chapman, Frederick, 144 Chapman, james N., 192, 493, S30 Chapman I 7 540, vi ohn R., 191, 440. 553, Chapman, William F., 192, -195 Chappell, Robert P., 71, 72 Alan L., 486 Charmian N., 193, 463, SOS, Chase, Chase, 767 Chase, Rodney S., 195, 510 Chase, Stuart M., -179, 705 Chastian, Martha L., 749 Chatz, Robert B., 71-5 Chauncey, Norman, 193, 686 Chayken, Rhoda A., 195. 775 Checovich, William, 193 Clyeerleaderr, 592 Chelotti, Richard M., 103 Cheney, Marcella M., 791 Cheniae, George, 193 Chenkin, Dolores, 790 Chepaitis, Elaine M., 796 Cherpeck, Elaine, 775 Cherry, Richard K., 193, 739 Chesnutt, Earle XV., 694 Chester, Carolyn, 193, 781 Cipriani, Susan T., 788 Citek, Francis J., 158 Civitello, Elvira V., 104 Civitello, Pasquale A., 15-l Cizek, john T., jr., 555 Clabaugh, Dean E., 551, 586, 677 Claeys, Jeanne F., 792 Clallord, Karin M., 758 Cflampet, Donald G., 75-I Llapp, john XV., 5-lo, 660 Clapper, Kenneth H., 511, SOI Clark, Arthur L., 665 Clark, Carolyn C., 194, 760, Toi Clark. Carolyn J., 146, 416, 520 Clark, Charles E., 110 Clark, Clementene P., 655 Clark, Cynthia E,, 122. 772 Clark, Gene, -15-l Clark, George L., 472 Clark, Harry C., 402 Clark I-101119, 717 Clark, james B., 19-l Clark, john A., Jr., 724 Clark, Kathryn B., 387, 416, 473, 518, 759 Clark, Lawrence G., -196 Clark, Margaret E., 78-l Clark, Clark, Clark, Clark, Phyllis A., 747 Reginald F., 194 Richard D., 19-l, -180, 521 Cofoid, Madelon J., 775 Cfoloiel, Xvilliam S., lilo Coggin, Cohan, Sheldon, 98 Alma R., 701 Cohen, Albert, 72, 76 Cohen, Albert I., 664 Cohen, Bernard B., 106, SI6, 727 Cohen, Burton, 7-40 Cohen, Carolyn R.. 387, -127, 766 Cohen, Charlotte D.. 788 Cohen, Daniel P., 664 Cohen, David S., 196, 802, 66-l Cohen, Edward B., 196, 606 Cohen, Elliot, 98 Cohen, Francine G., 337. Allll, 705 Cohen, Gerald, 196, 705 Cohen, Gerald, 196 Cohen, Herbert L., 686 Cohen, 1-'yman, 98 Cohen, Irwin, 755 Cohen, Leroy M., 196, 730 Cohen, Lewis, 690 Cohen, Muriel, 196, 766 Cohen. Cohen, Phyllis S., l-H Cohen, Rosslyn L., 'SR Cohen, Sandon H., 106 Cohen, Cohen, Cohen, Sheldon, 196, SOS. 727 Sheldon A.. 106, 705 Sheldon S.. 506. 750 Cohen, Suzanne R., 766, 794 Cohen, Thiel P., 196 Cohn, Alice j., 7-A8 Cohn, Audrey F., 196, 786 Cohn. Erwin, 511, 727 Cohn, Leonard B., 516, 727 Comm, Daniel, 197, 706 Knmmanday, Robert P., -578 Cnfrzmerre and BIHIIILZYA .'itlr11iuiilr.1- lion. College of. 3-1435 Clillllllfltit' Colmril, 410 Comper, Louis F., -193 Compton, john D., 683 Compton, Norton XV., 687 Compton, Robert H., 107 Compton, Russel, 99 Comstock, Maurine E., l97, Sli, 76 Cunard, Prof. Albert. 511 Lonard, Bill N., 197, 660 Uinard, Carol V., 788 fflHIi'L'1'l Build. 485 Londit, La Verne H., 197 Condy, Sylvia J., 781 Confer, Ellis, 111 Cullfercrrre Medal ll,lllHlL'!'. 500 Conger, janet, 656 Conlclin, Bristol C., 158, 711 Klonlee, George D., 486, 724 Conlee, john F., 155 Conley, Thomas F., 710 Conlin. Barbara j., 107, 656 Connaway, john XV., 197, 507 Connell, Edson G., 197, -103 Connell, james L., 1-H, H9 Lonnell, Joanne T., 765 Connell, Kenneth j., 70-l Connell, Mary j., 197 Connell, Patricia M., 747 Connelly, john R., 107, 750 Connelly, Michael j., 197, -Iii, ilu Conner, Edmund E.. I-H Connolly, Brian, 727 Connolly, Constance ,l., 701 Connolly, Lawrence E., 415. 755 Connor, Caroline V., 456, 7819 Connor, Donald E., 758 Connor, Edward j., 668 Connor, james W., 513, 6-86, 668 Connors, XVilliam I... 758 Conrad, Francis H., -593 Cohn, Robert L., 706 Cohn Prof. Rubin. 511, 516, 706 Cohan, Sandra F., 766 Cohrs, Donald G., ISO Robert T., 555 Clark, Ronald H., 598, 60-l, 609, eos, 609, 671 Clark, Suzanne L., -li-l, 752 Clark, Theodore G., 194 Clark, Wlilliam B., 75-l Clark, William C., 152 Clarke Clarke Charles, 113 james R., 516 Clarke, Peter T., 685 Clarke XValter H., 677 Clasen Raymond, 95 Claucliis, Santiago S., 555 Clausen, Irene H., 194, 790 Clauser, Cullen C., 413, 701. 470 Claver, Robert E., 195, 686 Cllavey, Roy F., jr., 195 Clay, Forrey B., 492 Claycomb, Betty j., 195, 418. 730 Claypool, Eugene R., 195, 725 Claypool, Lawrence C., 672 Chickris, Chi Eprilan. 1-18 Cbi Gamma Iola, 150 Cbi Omega, 754 Chi Phi, 413, 671 Chi Pri, 415, 672 Chialtas, Mitzi, 785 Chimgo Campnr II7l!'l17I1llI't1l,l', 128, 130 Cbimgn Illini Union. 12-i, lla Chicago Professional Campus, 60-133 Cbimgo Undergraduate Diririorz, 136 Chris H., 49-i Child, jack R., 193. 685 Childers, Clifford XV., 742 Chilow, Phil A., 686 Chin, Robert B., 494 Chittenden, William A., 195. 516. 7O'1 Chirrler, Sidney J.. 193, 415, 725 Chlup, joseph F., 508, 711 Chmiel, Esther T., 785 Chodacki, Henry S., 193, 421, 728 Chong, Leon L., 673 Chorne, Vincent M., 485 Choronzy, Richard. 462, 702 Chou, Wen Yen, 721 Christ, john H., 147 Christen, Charles P., 193 Christensen, Carla j., 481 Christensen, Robert E., 661 Christensen, Shirley A.. 159, 193. 446. 790 Christian, Richard C., 193, 415. 703 Christiansen, Allan D., 496. 616 Christiansen, Barbara A., 159, 194, 457, 519, 780 Christiansen, Donna j., 4l9, 446, 4115, 780 Christiansen, Edwin B., 679 Christiansen Gile R., 689 Christiansen: jennifer j., 19-l, 790 Clayton, john D., 437, 684 Cleary, Prof. Edward, 432, 51l Cleary, james M., 711 Cleland. Mary E., 782 C lelancl, Wallace B., 405 Cllements, Donald B., 195 Cleven, Carol j., 195 Cleven, Walter A., 195 Clevenger, Paul NV., 522, 671 Clitiord, Kathryn L., 787 Clifton, William R., 195. 509,521 341, 546 Clinard, Donald L., 683 Clinard, William R., 685 Cline, john R., 1-17, 199, 420. 7ll Clinebell, Paul NV., 195, 415, ww, .4-19, 742 A Clooney, Donald H., 501, 591, Ml. 635, 683 Close, Clarence, 96 Close, Susan A., 122, 755 Clotfclter, Morton H., 605 Clough, Charles M., 195. 688 Clough, Margery E., 796 Clough, Norman V., 105, 527. 5 IS. 5-36 Club E.r.7nire, 727 Clubs and Societies, 490-527 Clucas, Lucille M., 780 Clure, john L., 510 Cluver, Wilma L.. 905. 733 Clyde, Hartford, 492 Coakley. Phyllis A., 503, 767 Coale, Martin C., 668 Coan, john, 510 Cobb, Stephen M., 158, 101413, -199. 701 Cobb, Virgil W., 555 Coble, Donald E., 730 Coladarci, Peter P., 196, 38-1, 388, 414, 415 Colbert, Donald L., 1-li. 196, 506 Colbert, Eugene R., 706 Colbert, ,lay S., 196, 73-l Colbert, Kathryn A., 761 Coldwell, Harry, 495 Cole, Barbara j., 750 Cole, Donald XV., 197, 432, 480, 5-16, 708 Cole, Cole, jean D., 791 Cole, Morton S., 730 Cole, Robert L., -160, 472. 521. 670 Cole, Russell XV., 150, 157, 10' Cole, William H., 520 Coleman, Bernacline C.. 775 Coleman, Richarrl T., 107 Colen, Marilyn E., 107, 70-1 Coley, Richard R., 199 Collrge Hull. 728 College of 4'lgI'll'I1lfll't'. 32-33 College of Conrnluiru mil Bllflllg ii fl:lIIIIIllJll'tlll07l. 54-35 College of Ehlcallufz. 36-37 College of El1gim'u1111,g, 2-8-50 College of Flin: null .'lf1j1liv.l .l,li. -I0--ll Edward j.. 600, 603, 700 Conrad, Marilyn A., 796 Conrad, Marilyn C., 151 Conrad, Narciza O., 763 Converse, Louise, 101 Cook, Charles M., -497 Cook, George R., 5-40 Cook, Jack E., 107, 113, 120 Cook, jean F., 520, 786 Cook, Kenneth D., 198, 506, 508, 516 7 , 09 Cook, Nancy A., 762 Cook, Cook, Look, Cook, Normalee J., 761 Richard, 586 Robert F., 155 Russell B., 727 Cooke, Alvin R., jr., 1-15, 506. 710 Cooke, Cooke, Cooke, Cooler Cooley, Cooley Coon, Coop, Frank D., 697 Jeanette R., 77-1 Mrs., 724 , Harry E., jr., 705 George E., 729 , Laurel E., jr., 685 Beverly j., 790 Donald C., 493 Cooper, Charles G., 1-l-S Cooper, Elaine P., 777 Cooper Hugh E 100 Cooper, james RT, 8-l, 100 Cooper, john E., 728 Cooper, Lancer M., 470 Cooper Odessa M., 417, 750 C00 cr, Richard, 150 College of L:1u', -16--l' College of Libvlul Arli fm l S..'rl.'rri. 48-49 College of l16'lE'1'lll:1l'-J' 1lletl.'rim.', SE!-5-1 Collen, Betsy j., 793 Collender, Sidney. 8-l Collie, Robert, 5-H Collier, Helen M., 746 Collins, Dale C., 485 Collins, Earlene E.. 776 Collins, Edward XV., 689 Collins, Erlene R., 750 Collins, Ernest. 7-11 Collins, Eunice, 152, 159 Collins, Hubert j., 718 Collins, Lillian, 159, 197, -lil, 771 Collins, Lois E., 700 Collins, Margaret A,, 803. 75:4 Collins, Roland D., l-l-I Collins, Thomas E.. 707 Collins, XVilliam, IIA, lm Colman, Donald M.. 714 Colomb. Henry O.. 727 Colonial Armr, 725 Colonial Almmr, 729 Columpus, Ted H.. 66,1 Colvin, Bruce XV., 680 Colvin, james C., 26. 27 Colyer, Katherine. lil' Combes, Harry, 888. 610, Ll 5. nl? Combs, Marion XV., -IZU Comess, Mnrum. 'JH Wlilliam K. 670 P Cooper, , Coopman, Robert R., 499 U Coordilmliou Cnmmflree. 407 Copaken, Rita L., 766 Copeland, Frank NV., 675 Coppernoll, Dean L., 500 topple, Edwin F., 735 Coraor, George R., 662 Corbett, Barbara R., 758 forbett, Howard, ll5 Corbett, Martha J., 775 Corbett, Wlilliam J.. 720 Corcoran, john E., 705 Cord, joel, 755 Corduan, Marilyn J.. Oo Cnretz, Esther, 482, hit, 7'fl Corley, Richard D., 525. 68-I Corley, Robert N., -HS. 1--543, nfl Cforneli, Clifford M., H4 Cornell, Ann M., -170, 'il Cornell, Francis G., Z3 llornell, Robert S., 60' Corning, Robert N., 48-I Lornwell, Ross E., 608 Correll, Noble O., 84, 95 Corrie, Harlan K., 676 Corrie, Mary J., I-I6, -l-15, lin, -I l, 479. 518, 752 Corrigan, john j., jr., ill Klurrubia, ,lulius l.. N10 fforson, Morris D., 678 Corti, Marvin A., S06 Lorwitlx. Nathan. 507, 660 Corzine, XVilliam L., -I-Irv, -BSO Losgrove, joseph P., 732 Cfiinmfrolimrr, 673 Lostctl. Hanan, 97 Costello, Richard C.. 400 Kfostigan, XVilliarn F., 413, 700 0 805 - l Delta Cothern, Forrest, 76 Cotovsky, Louis, 154 Cotta, Raymona j., 763 Cotten, Stanley, 721 Cotter, Mrs. Alice, 775 Culbert, Prof. john, 502 Culbreath, Calvin, 499 Culp, George S.. 591, 641, 697 Culp, Patricia A., 144 Culp, Peggy j., 753 Deneeri, Robert G., 511, 690 Cottrell. james D., 615, 669 Cottrell, Shirley M., 783 Couch, Coultas Peter D., 666 . Charles L., 1-14 Coultas. james R., 741 Coultas. Ruth L., 769 Coulter, XVilliam R., 45-1, 721 Council, Ralph H., 485 Countiss, Charles E., 682 Countryman, james A., 670 Cumfer, Harry M., 671 Cunion, Earl E., 707 Cunningham, David F., 145, 687 Cunningham, Florence L., 750 Cunningham, George P.. jr.. Nl Cunningham, Harrison LQ., 21 Cunningham, james AlEc.t, 730 Cunningham, Leon XV., 662 Cunningham, XVilliam O., C155 Cunningham, XVilliam R., 736 Court, George R., 540, 541, 666 Courtright, Robert C., 701 Cova, Dario R., 155, 158, 493 Coven, Ralph D., 72, 75 Coventry, Roger XV., 682 Cowan, Emory XV., 479, 695 Cowan, George XV., 672 Cowsert, Louis. 95 Cox, Eugene M., 608 Cox, Hugh L., 727 Cox, Iris j., 463, 479 Cox, james L., 200, 700 Cox, john C., 511 Cox john E.. 200, 497 Cox, john H.. 200, 510 Cox, Paul E., 155 Cox, Robert L., 679 Cox, Sarah, 200, 747 Cox, ., , , Coyne. Nadene, 83, 84, 101 Cozza, Lorraine A., 122, 782 Crabb, Beverly j., 775 ShirleyM 463 503 780 Crackel. Mary V., 653. 739 Craddock ohn R. 147, 200 Crady . j . Richard, 451 Crady: Carl R., 684 Craft, Craft, Craft. Craft, Chester F., 689 Clara A.. 200 Robert E., 200, 665 Vaughn A., 516 Craig, Robert C.. 551. 704 Craig, William P., 200, 493 Crain, Crame, 727 john B., 200 Craine, Stanley R., 543, 739 Cramer, johanna, 200, 765 Cramer, Arnold H., 200, 533. 540. Cupidro, Vincent N., 720 Cuppy, Rachel, 797 Curatilo, joseph S., -185. 485 Cureton, Elizabeth B.. 760 Cureton, Prof. Thomas., l5-1 Curl, Glenn 492 Curran, Patricia A., 122, 789 Currie, Robert D., 515 Currier ames W. 53 720 .J ,. 5, - Curry, john XV.. 147. 492, -193, 505, 7 53-, 533. 540, 583, 753 Curry, Mable, 761 Curtin, Dale M., 474, 670 Curtis, Charles W., 721 Curtis, George H., 202, 474 Curtis, james j., 202, 474, 498, .99 720 Curtis, Paul L., 740 Curtiss, George S., 463, 492, 680 Curtiss, Robert C., 739 Cushman, Margery M., 202 Cusick, Mary Lou, 438 Custis, Wanda. 444 Cutler, Margery A.. 766 Cuttle, Milton A., jr., 496 Czaia, Thomas R., 701 Delta Pbi Eprrlan. 757 Della! Signra Delta, 76 Della Sigma Phi, 677 Della Tau Della, 678 Uprilon, 679 Davis, Dale D., 144 Davis, David, 499 Davis, Dean A., 203, 517, 679 Davis, Diane L., 749 Davis, Don B., 203, 665 Davis, Donald A., 701 Davis, Donald R., 203, 507, 669 Davis, Dorothy L., 759 Davis, Edward A., 205, 700 Davis, Edward L.. 698 Davis, Etta P., 152 Davis, George M., 486, 495 Davis, Hadley D., 687 Davis, Harry L., 84, 95 Davis, Hermon S., jr., 493 Davis, Huih, 113, 114, 116 Davis. jac' C., 203 Davis, jean H., 758 Davis, Prof. james E., 115 Davis, jim, 96 Davis, joann, 751 Davis, john, 76, 123 Davis, john A., 725 Davis, john B., 681 Davis, john C., 741 Davis, john H., 678 Davis, john W., 72, 111 Davis, juanita j., 203, 478, 520, 790 Davis, Kenneth A., 729 Davis. Kenneth XVayne, 660 Davis, Kenneth Wilson, 205 Davis, Laura R., 795 Davis, Leonard H., 105 Davis, Leonard N., 425, 512, 515, 081 Davis, Lowell XV., 547 Davis, Melvin H., 148 Davis, Nancy, 203. 748 Davis, Norma P., 203, 503 Davis, Norman H., 487, 707 Davis, Robert E., 502, 741 Czarnik Czekala Czyryk, , Walter S., 5-11, 677 , joan T.. 754 Chester S., 202 D Daehler, David G., 96 Daehler, Eileene L., 443 Daehler, Verne E., 145, 149 Daggett, Thomas E., 202, 494 john W., 200, 495 Cramer, Raymond A., 200, 633. 682 Cramer, Richard, 478 Richards C., 672 Cram ton, Kathryn C., 653, 790 Cran ell, Prof. john. 148 Crane, Donald R., 547, 682 Cratz. Charles H., 200 Craver, Noland C., 149, 666 Cramer. J' Crawford Gale E. 508 Crawford? james W., 144 Crawford, Lois I., 776 Crawford, Lowell L., 671 Crawford, Mary E., 450, 759 Crawford, Mary R., 200, 431, 444, 761 Crawford, Robert D., 200 Crawford, Roger A.. 674 Dahl, Clayton L., 736 Dahl, Donald A., 202, sos, 711 Dahlen, Richard F., 708 Dahlgren, Carl S.. 202 Dahlgren, Chester L., 202 Dahman, Robert P.. 77 Dail, Norman, 544 Daily Illini, 454-458 Dairy Prodnrtmn Club. 500 Dairy Terbfmlogy Society, 500 Dale, Norma j., 762 Dale. Ramon E., 202, 384. 394, 452, 455, 670 Dales, Duane D., 202, 735 D'Alessandro, julio P., 202, 739 Dalton, Richard L., 662 Damisch, William M., 740 Danielak, Anthony P.. 202, 499 Davis, Sylvia E., 768 William H 677 Davis, ., Davison, Betty R., 790 Davison, Sara XV., 759 Davlin, Robert E., 511 Dawkins, janie F., 445, 478, 479 Dawson, Harley B., 492 Dawson, Harold S., 24 Dawson, Laura E., 786 Dawson, Orville L., 84, 99 Day, john L., -193 Day, Mary L., 444, 520. 786 Dayiantis, George j., 203, 509, 591, 641. 660 Daykin, Richard F.. 532, 535, 540 Dayton, Frank C., jr., 711 Deacetis, Wlilliam, 662 Deahl, Samuel, 77 Deal, Wayne, 485 Dean, Betty L., 387, 444 Dean, Charles XV., 203. 493 Dean. Clark E., 522, 665 Dean, Elizabeth L., 438, 759 Dea6n, Lois M., 203, 519, 568, 690, 7 9 Dean. Mona L., 204, 758 Deardorff, Dwight, 116 Crays, Barbara, 749 Creamean. William A., 739 Creath, Marilyn j., 387, 525, 780 Creek. William E., 527. 545. 546 Creger. Paul L., 556 Crews, Thomas R., 144 Cribbet, Prof. john, 511 Crichton, George K., 668 Crider. john L., 726 Cripps, Hart N., 662 Criss, Darrell E., 740 Crist, Archie N., 457, 670 Crist, joan, 115 Crist, Velma j., 438, 780 Cristil, Shirley A., 439, 450. 518, 766 Croft, Paul H., 663 Crook, Or ha E., 463, 503, 776 Crooks, Clliarles, 77 Crosby, Donald P., 497, 511 Cross, Dorothy, 130 Cross, Hugh E. 669 Crossland, Merle F., 741 Crm! Carnrlry, 618, 619 Crossman, Prof. Ralph, 712 Crouch, Carol C., 518, 768 Crouse, Homer L., 157. 729 Crouse, jack L., 739 Crouse, Paul M. 492 Crowder, Robert 716 Crowley, Francis j., 688 Crowley, Patricia A., 767 Crowley, Webster R., 413, 709 Crown, Nora A., 502, 786 Crozier, Anita E., 495, 525, 791 Crum. Billie G., 738 Crumlish, Brian j., 523, 667 Cruse. Barbara j., 797 Lruthers, Phyllis j., 122 Cryder, gylinda, 479, 481, 525, 786 Cryder, artford D., 504, 505, 680 Cryer, Robert E., 443, 704 Cryer, Walter, 411, 443, 704 Cuburnek, Louis, 107 Cufle, Gertrude M., 781 806 Daniels Marilyn, 760 Daniels: Paul W., 681 Daniels, Phillip M., 202 Daniels Ralph, 737 oanieisj Richard E., sas Daniels, Daniels, Stewart, 632 Thomas H., 493 Danielson, Edward A.. 683 Danielson, john C., 202, 480, 690 Dearing, Dewey G., jr., 204, 493, 678 Dearing, Ruth A., 765 Dearlove. William E., 204, 499, 521 DeBerry, joan E., 788 DeBoice, William F., 150, 158 DeBraal, Dorothy E., 443 DeCamp. Benjamin C., 450, 700 Deck, Robert, 114 Deckard, james, 113 Decker, Audrey V., 782 Danielson. john E., 202, 441, 737 Dankert, Russel A., 712 Danne, Carol T., 202, 525, 762 Dannehl, Robert L., 153, 511, 704, 762 D'Anza, Peter A., 203 Darsch, Arnold P., 150 Dart, Gerald. 524 Das, Bhupendra C., 509 Dau, john WV., jr., 413, 674 Daubs, Charles E., 547 Arthur C., jr., 707 Daugherty. , Daugherty, Patricia, 765 Daugherty, William, 96 Dousmann, William, 77 Davenport, William B., 153, 4-16, 511 Daves, joseph H., jr., 716 David, Bernard E., 203, 495. 721 Datvidson, Delores A., 203. 385, 391, 38. 759 Bavigson, jagieshlf., jr., 707 avi son, 0 n .,151 Davidson, Leroy S., 702 Davidson, Louis E., 462, 493, 7II gavidsore, Fusar6C., 765 avies, avin .,512 Davies, Dorothy L., 486, 782 Davies, Elaine, 505 Decker, Gene W., 676 Decker, jackson, 148, 204, 499 Decker, james C., 499 Decker, jean B., 204, 775 Decker, john W., jr., 507 Decman, Leo A., 204 Deeley, Paul M., 495, 546, 661 Deem, William C., 499 Deflley, Eleanor, 122, 785 De Frank, Frank N., 107, 114 Degener, james B., 204, 724 Davies, William D., 98 Davis, Davis, Billy G., 511 Burton I., 203 Davis, Caryl M., 797 Davis, Cecilia. 758 Davis, Charles C., 683 Davis, Charles T., 728 Degenkolb, Robert S., 702 Dc Guilio, Vincent, 96 Dehmlow, Robert j., 684 Deihls, George, 684 Deihs, George F., 513, 593 Deike, Dorothy j., 772 Deiss, Robert L., 100 Deitch, Daniel, 97 Deitz, Frank R., 204, 674 DeKany, Alice, 204, 790 dc la Merced Rita, 116 Delap, Ronald, 667 Delavallade, Gloria L., 204, 750, 774 DclBoccio, Anthony j., 204 Delluomo, Danny, 76 Delnick, Donald, 715 DeLong, Charles C., 25 DeLong, Donald C., 472 Del Principe, Bernie E., 688 Delta Chi, 674 Delta Delta Della, 755 Delta Gamma. 756 Delta Kappa Eprilfm, 675 Delta Kappa Sigma, 111 Delta Phi, 676 Della Zsla, 785 Del Vento, Albert j., 204, 501, 697 Demar, Shirley D., 778 Dembski, William j., 150, 677 DcMett, Stella 107, 114, 115, 123 DeMirza, Francis A., 72, 77 Dempsey, Ellen, 479 Dempsey, Elwood, 544 Demuro, Eugene, 150, 204, 495, 736 Denes, Nancy E., 146, 456, 747 Denham, William H., 678 Denhart, Donald F., 204, 521 Denison, Frances G., 204 Denk, jose h R., 493 Denn, Stanliay M., 205, 495, 516 Dennerlein, Arno A., 502 Dennis, Dorothy, 121 Dennis, Richard E., 485, 556 Dennison. Daniel j., 499 Dental R.0.T.C.. 126 Denial SEIIIUVI, 71 Denton, Marianne, 752 Denton, Samuel B., 672 Deotsch, Richard C., 499 DePasquale, Peter P., 205, 695 Department of Dancer, 424 DePauw, Florence E., 786 DePauw, james R., 144 DePree, Diane F., 759 Deremiah, james R., 431, 678 DeRose, Ralph A., jr., 710 Derrer, Phyllis j., 763 DeRuntz, Arthur j., 205 Desch, Theodore E., 677 Deshayes, joseph R., 499 Deshayes, Robert, 151 DcSimone, Frank, 676 Desjardins, Fernande N., 205 Desmond, Lawrence j., 144, 149 Desort, Elaine G., 763 Despot, Daniel F., 205 Detroy, Benjamin F., 205, 498 Detroy, john W., 205, 492, 504 Dettman. Eunice E., 205, 787 Dettmann, Marilyn A., 205, 772 Dettmer, joan D., 753 Deuchler, Walter E., 666 Deutch, Maxine E., 764 Deutsch, Henry, 205, 725 Deutsch. William E., 84, 95. 98 Devak, Bernice, 764 Devanny, jacquelen j., 781 Devaud, jean D., 151, 205 Devine, jolm C., 668 DeVoe, james R., 205 DeWald, Horace A., 662 DeWaele, Marcel H., 205, 504, 721 DeWalt, Harry A., jr., 662 DeWarga, Levente, 673 Dewer, john, 414 DeWerff, Ralph E., 205, 443, 510. 546, 724 DeWertf, Raymond U., 508 Dewhirst, james D., 512, 704 DeWind, David M., 513, 698 DeWitt. William W., 586, 513. 593. 685 DeWolf, june, 101 Dexter, Clarke E., 145, 679 Deyo, Frank B., 511 De Young, Ro er L., 704 De Young, Wifma, 146 Dial, Clgde K., 205, 499 Diamon , Burton E., 692 Diamond, Shiphra, 773 Diamondstone, Lawrence M., 205, 68 Dice, Guy Kenneth, 85, 99 Dichter. David, 556, 721 Dichtl, joseph j., 501, 683 DiCiro, George L., 727 Dick, Paul, 721 Dick, Robert, 699 Dickason, Donald E., 25 Dicker, Phyllis H., 794 Dickerson, Bernard, 544 Dickerson, Donald R., 206 Dickey, Barbara j., 206 Dickey, Dean Robert, 148 Dickey, Don E., 206, 480, 666 Dickey, Guy E., 527, 543. 546 Dickhaut, Orville W., 492 Dickman, Kern W., 152 Dickman, Robert, 112, 114 Dickson, james B., 452, 661 DiDea, Arthur, 77 Didier. Aloysius j., 206, 500 Dieckmann, Carl E., 206, 407, 669 Dierkes, Loretta j., 206, 784 Dierschow, james W., 206, 508, 510 Dierstein, Philip G., 206, 678 Dietcmann, David L., 679 Dietemann, Donald C., 679 Dieter, Dorothy Rutl1, 85, 101 Dieterich, Richard, 675 Dietz, Carl H., 206, 425, 661 Dietz, Ruth Evelyn, 85, 101 DiGiovanni, Paul S., 668 Dikselis, Bernard A., 153 6 Dilger, Albert A., 206 Dillavou, Essel R., 148 Dillavou, JoAnn B., 159, 206, 467, 498, 512, 513, 765 Dillman, William E., 668 Dillon, Carol, 122 Dillon, Geraldine R., 417, 746 Dimmett, Robert J., 502, 533, 539 Dimmich, John W., 517 Dimond, William E., 492, 504, 505, 567. 665 Dinsdale, Carol L., 206, 425, 458, 780 Dionne, Edward D., 206. 455 Dippold, Marjorie L., 206, 785 Disler, Saul J., 206, 507 Dittman, Grace Y., 121, 452, 754 Dittmann, Kent R., 206, 698, 732 Dittmer, Donald C., 207, 721 Dittmer, Kenneth L., 691 Diririon of Special Servicer for llvm Vetenznr. 54, 55 Diririan of Uriirerrity Exlenrion, 56, 57 Dixon, Barbara J., 207, 763 Dixon, Clifford H., 731 Dixon, David A., 660 Dixon, Earl H., 720 Dixon, James R., 207 Dixon, William N., 474, 510 Djorup. Marjorie B., 150 Dlugach, Gertrude, 791 Dlu os, Vincent L., 95 Doai, Charles XV., 480, 666 Doan, Parker L., 495 Doane, Allen, 113, 130 Dobosz, Anthony J., 207, 507, 739 Dobson, Charles D., 707 Dobson, Mary B., 207, 406, 430, 460, 656 Dob ns, Lawrence L., 207, 493, 499 Dockum, Charles R., 207, 446 Dodd, Ralph E., 502 Dodds, Donald R., 454, 683 Dodds, Hubert D., 685 Doderlein, Renee L., 776 Dodge, Arthur, 509 Dodge, Wilbur XV., 490 Doe, Eugene J., Jr., 720 Doebel, Paul J., Jr., 145, 207, 535, 539, 543 Doehler, Robert W., 593, 689 Doehring, Marjorie l.. 795 Dolan, Francis J., 386, 642, 645, 710 Dolan, Margaret Ann, 749 Dolbow, Philip G., 499, 660 Dolby, Donn, 502 Dolby, Hugh, 697 Dolezal. Wlilbur F., 207, 710 Doll, Harvey, Jr.. 207, 726 Doll, Phillip B., 144, 158, 720 Doll, Virginia, 481 Dolley, Jo Ann, 656 Dolowy, William C., 524 Dolphin Frafernily. 501 Domagalski, Frank H., 608 Dominic, Lee, 531 Dominetta, Richard J., 495, 532, 533, 539, 541. 660 Domino, Edward F., 100 Donagher, Laura A., 760 Donahoe, Ned, 466, 513 Donahue, Edward J., 207. 729 Donahue, William R., 725 Donaldson, Robert NV., 150, 207, 495 Doncr, Irvin H., 207 Donian, Leo L.. 502 Donnelly, Charles J., 704 Donnelly, Richard J., 741 Donoghue, George T., 26 Donohoe, Phyllis, 151, 207, 746 Donovan, Robert M., 504 Doolen, Sherman E., Jr., 555 D'Orazio, Vincent T., 486, 517, 70 Dordick, Seymour M., 699 Doremus, Stanley D., 148, 207 Dorf, Robert P., 207. 516 Doricko, Paul, 154, 208 Dorin, Robert, 98 Doring, John L., 485, 672 Dormire, Dorothy L.. 503, 780 Dorn, Edward M., 741 Dorn, Eugene G., 677 Dorner, Mary L., 783 Dnrnorlv Lodge, 729 Dorr, Erwin J., Jr., 487 Doss, Owen L., 511 Dossing, Robert M., 724 Dory, Randall E., 492, 504, 708 Dougherty. Rodney V., 208 Douglas, Richard N., 208 Douglass, Carr, Jr., 208 Douglass, Paul XV., 433, 598, 608, 700 Dow, Joseph H., Jr., 533 Dowell. Helen, 755 Dowell, Joanne, 208. 653, 780 Dowell, Rosemary M., 208, 781 Dowler, James R., 152, 520 Dowling, Audrey R., 750 Downey. Robert G., 147, 208, 479, 492, 504, 505, 680 Downey, XVilliam H., 622, 625 Downs. Betsy A., 765 Downs Charles E.. 685 Downs: James A., 592 Downs. Robert B., 50, 618 1. Downs, Robert B., 208, 619, 6-5, 625, 695 h Downs, XVilliam F., 208, 496 Doyle, Frank, 96 Doyle, John H., 208, 739 Doyle, Phyllis, 121 Dozier, Amy L., 775 Draher, Dwayne D., 494 Drake, Andrew V., 145, 208, 506 Drake, Edwin H., 741 Drake, Drake, Drapea George M., 145, 208, 739 Marshall A., 415, 495 u, Yvonne R., 767 DuBois, Lois S., 777 Dubow, Donald J., 706 Duckett, Corwine L., 679 Dudii, Frederick R., 209. 672 Dudenbostel, Delbert L.. 209, 494 Duensing, George P., 461, 479. 551, sss, 694 Duensing, W'iIliam D., 724 Duerst, Wfayne R., 741 Duerwachter, David A., 496 Duerwachter, Nadine A., 209, 454, 758 Duewer, John L., 415, 498, 504, 738 Duff, Robert E., Jr., 150, 158, 209 Dutly, James P., 209, 739 Duffy, John C., 209, 739 Dufour, Frank, 735 Duzger, Tommy M., 108, 114 Draper, Frank J., 697 Drazin, Eleanor D., 793 Dreger, Harry D., 555, 707 Dreikurs, Eva, 208, 795 Drell, Ronald E., 705 Drell. Sidney, 484 Drennim, Delores A., 450, 746 Dreshtield, Arthur C., Jr.. 462, 493 Dressel, Floyd J., 208 Dreuth, Shirley M., 424, 452, 518, 747 Drew, Joyce C., 416, 438, 460, 518, 760 Drew, Robert E., 670 Drew, XValter E., 208 Drewer, Jihn, 492 Dreymiller. Marcia, 122 Driscoll, Philip O., 208, 709 Driscoll, William D., 689 Driscoll, XVilliam R., 153, 209, 511 Drish, Louis S., 716 Driver, Robert P., 209, 685 Drom, Robert E., 715 Drom, Wlayne D., 512 Dronsuth, Richard W., 209, 495 Droste, John B., 522, 689 Droste, Robert L., 413, 680 Droste, XVilliam J., 108, 115, 114 Drowne, Bettye M., 122 Druley. Robert F., 508, 695 Drummond, Oliver E., 386, 451, 522, 555, 690 Drury. Charles E., 144 Dry, Beryle S., 209 Dryer, Forrest E., 738 Dryer. Robert L., 672 Dubin, Martin D., 673 Duble, Albert G., 487 Dublin, Norman, 75 Duke, Godfrey L., 682 Dulki n, Marion R., 209, 790 Dumelow, Lois E., 209, 444, 754 Dumond, Thomas P., 209 Dunavan, Richard H., 497 Duncan, Charles C., 492 Duncan, Charles J.. 209, 517 Duncan, Constance L., 479, 785 Duncan, Edward J., 445 Duncan, Emily, 786 Duncan, Goodwin XV., Jr., 108 111 Duncan, Leroy E.. 486 Duncan, Steve XV., 716 Dunk, Carolyn L., 754 Dunn, Edgar J., 155, 720 Dunn, Frances L., 417, 759 Dunn, James D., 209 Dunn, James E., 731 Dunn, James O.. 690 Dunn, Lewis Judson, 209 Dunn, Nancy, 210, 417, 656 Dunn, Paul E., 210, 506 Dunn, Robert E., -10, 145, 413, 703 Dunn, Wfilliam R., 1-19 Dunning, Patricia J., 561. 768 Dunning, Paul E.. 210, 413, 510, 691 Dunn Dunn ing, XVendell R., 720 ivant, Kenneth R., 689 Dupre, Richard, 684 DuPius, Jack P., 210, 493 Duran, Ramon, 715 Durevard, Marjorie, 787 Durlee, Mary J., 122, 761 Durland, Richard C., 711 D u rw ard, Mariorie E., 210. 788 Dusenbury, Marshall V., 609 Dust, John H., 524 Dusthimer, Jack T., 698 Wi lr the University of ll0noi WE ARE CELEBRATING OUR 82nd BIRTHDAY , Busey Bros. Busey's Bank Busey 81 Co. Busey State Bank Busey First National Bank ln Urbana Member Federal Deposit since 1353 Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve Sysfem 807 i 1 1 J I 1 1 Duvall, Ann, 210. 765 Duvall, Wfilmer M., -405 Duvicli, Edward E.. 479. 758 Dwight, Barbara, -179 Dwork, Sandra, 778 Dwyer, John D., 210, 672 Dwyer, Lawrence A., 555 Dwyer, Mary P., 790 Dwyer, Robert G., 591. 659, 683 Dve, Terrv. 008 DQ'er, Darrell B. . 114, 210, 510 Dyer, David D., Jr., 110. 669 Dyke. Donald L.. 912 Dzierz, jack, 941 Eisenberg, Harold, 721 Eisenberg, Lorraine L., 788 Eisenberg, Rheta J., 788 Eisman, Rose M., 768 Eiszner, james R., 158, 212 Eiszner, Xvilliam H., 157, 212 Ekberg, Donald R.. 212, 67-1 Ekena, Carl R., -1191, 504 Eklin, Robert D., 108 Ekman, Glenn R., 68-1 Ekstrom, jack W., 701 E.K.T. Club, 775 Eldred, Anne C., -150, -190 Eldredae, Richard W., 212 Eldrenkamp, Carroll D., 144, 140 Eldrenkamp, Lowell B., 155 E E:1des,jo Anne, 387, 467, 502. 512, '55 Eakman, Stephen L., -IOS Eames, Ethel M., 387, 455, 782 Earhart, Harold E., 210 Earles, Marcus, 500 Earlenbaugh, Robert L., 210 Early. XVi1liam XV., 195. 511 Easley, Marcia, Il-1 E1stman, Mary A., 210, -458, 519. T00 Eastwood, XV1lli,1m O., 956 Eaton, james D., 210, 601 Eaton, Johanna S., 195. 210 Eaton, Lawrence E.. NIS Eaton. Marvin L., 210 Ebarp. , Ebbesen, john E., 148, 211, 499 Ebcrhardt, Alfred XV., -178, -180 Eberhardt, Wfallace C., -109 Eberhardt, XVnyne XV., 211, 648, 685 Eberle, joan M.. S25 Ebersold, Kenneth F., 720 Ebersold, Fred H., 26, 27 Ebert, Justine K., 146, 700 Ebert, Wfilliam H., -185 Donald F. 501 Eletson, Charles L., 212, -19-1 Elters, George. Jr.. 94, 100 Eliason, John E., -179, 691 Eliot, Ray, 588, 597, 608, 609 Elkin, Mary E., 782 Elkin, Robert, 115 Ellenberger, Wfilliam R., 212, -S97 Eller, Russell E., 721 Ellet, Xvanda, -H5 Ellicott, Lyle H., 660 Elliott, Alvin B., -163, 676 Elliott, Donald I... 7-11 Elliott, Gene L., 212 Elliott, Ivan A., Jr., 155, 444, 511, 703 Elliott, James E., 724 Elliott, John L., 693 Elliott, Nelda J., -181 Elliott, Neola, 787 Elliott, Norman J., 1-H Elliott, Quinton K., 492, 50-l, 513, 593. 680 Elliott, Richard J., 487 Elliott, Robert H., 212, 415, 515, 681 Elliott, Ronald L., 14-l Elliott, Ross, 212 Elliott, Sherman E., 212, 512 Elliott, Wayne K., 474, 492, 50-1, Evans, Robert D. r. 726 Feldman Ecale, Margaret. 780 Echols, Vern E., 211, 643, 6lv9 Eck, Fra ncis B., 757 Eck, Louis J., 211 Eckels. Robert jr, 151, 607 Eckensta ler, George F., 150, 211 Eckert, Paul L., 668 Eckert, Peter A., 478, 484, 687 Eckert Ro erE 478 661 V 2 -. . Eckhardt, Margarite, 211, 753 Eckman, Raymond l.., Ml-41, 737 Economides, Athan, 725 Eddleman, Dwight, 590, 612, 622, 62-l. 625, 626. 627 Edell, Robert H., 686 Edclson, ,lac ueline, 211, 790 Edgerley, Phflip, 211, -492, S0-1, 505, 630 Edgren, Thore H., -187. 403. 661 Edidin, Bernard D., 85. 98 Edidin, Judson H., 705 Edidin, Zella M., 211, 777 Edie, Virginia, 690, 75-l Edingron, jc-anne, 754 Edlin, Vernon H., 211, 497, 727 Edmiston, Robert L., 211 Ednrarian, College ol, 311-37 Eidman, Edwards, Caml J., 77-1 Edwards, Daniel F., 679 Edwards, Glenn R., 111 Edwards, James M,, 670 Edwards, Joanne P., 458, 656 Edwards, Mary Ethel, 211, -106, 441 Edwards Edwards Edwards Edwards , Mary Etta, 779 , Paul D., -343 , Paul Richard, -178, -579 , Phyllw, 482, 484 Edwards, Richard W., -370, 601 Edwards, Robert M., 444 Edwards Edwards Edwards Egalnick , Robtfl XV., 5l5, 646, 670 , William O,, Ill , Virginia, 101 Margaret 787 Eczbert, James C., 21 I, 741 Eggert, John C.. 670 Eggcs, Mary L., S16 Eggesnn, Donna J., 790 ligherman, Edwin XV., 66-l Ehrenberg, Oscar M., 410, -lll 429, 5 zo ' Ehrhardt, john, 524 Ehrlnh, Adrienne S., 795 Ehrlich, Lawrenre D., 7-80 Ehrlznh, Marilyn ,l.. 757 Eichen. Sheldon l.., 211, 516 Eichhnlz, jnhn J., 212 Exchhnrn, john H., 144 Kenneth L., 212, -198 -115, 515, 630 Ellis, Donald O., 606, 608, 703 Ellis, Erhe O'Neal, 85. 93, 101 Ellis, James W., Jr., -146 Elowson, Ingrid J., 213 Else, Daniel H., 213, 507, 508 Elslager, Edward F., 662 Elsner, Bernard W., 608, 668 Elson. Galen O., jr.. 755 Eltzroth, Burt W., 668 Elwell, jack B., 671 Elwell, Lorimer D., Jr., 147, 213, 492 Elyea, Robert E., 741 Embree, Milton L.. 14-l Embs, Lowell D., 670 Emig, Charles H.. 215. 682 Emig, Herbert, 113, 116 Emmart, Charles F., 649 Emmert, Charles F., 705 Emmons, Dudley A., 527, 546, 547, 681 Emmons, William D., 663 Emory, Roy R., 213, 492, 505, 585, 665 Emrich, Sally M., -185, 77-l Emrich, William G., 215 Emrick, Thomas L., 501, 699 Ems, Richard W., 522, 704 Ems, Robert D., 608, 704 Ender, Arthur W., 215 Enders, Robert A., 522, 698 Endress, Lois M., 787 Eng, Robert, 737 Engel, Elmer. 608 Engel, Ilene D., 313, 777 Engelbrecht, Donald A., 158, 215, 493 Engclbrechl, Lloyd R., 741 Engelbrecht, Louis M., 755 Engclhart, Gerald L., 1-l-l Engelhart, Veda Mae, S61 Engels, Donald J., 605, 606, 608. 701 Engels, james, 708 Enger. M, L.. 38 Engert, Beth E., 789 Engmuwnzg, College ol, 38-39 Efzglflefrlng Council, 421 England, Helen L., 387, 424, Engle, Nancy L., 70-l Englehardt, Julian T., 499, 712 Englejnhn, Mrs., 101 English, Philip V., 213, 545, 546 English, William K., 158, 213, -199 Englund, Bruce E., 662 Enright, Mary A., 215, 768 Enmth, Robert J., 712 Entilc, Anthnny, 728 Ephgrave, James T., ISS, 462, 712 755 Erickson, Bertil XV.. 384, 595, 591. 610, 611, 612, 613, 614, 615, 617 669 Erickson, Ginger, 780 Erickson, Howard L.. 114. 157, 158, 213 Erickson. Jean E., 213 Erickson, John A., 214 Erickson, John E., 214, 684 Erickson, John R., 95, 99 Erickson, Karl H., 685 Erickson, Margaret L., 797 Erickson, Marshall D., 485 Erickson, Miriam L., 214, 786, 787 Erickson, Myrtle C., 772 Erickson, Scott D., 147, 214, 492, 50-l, 665 Erickson, Shirley 503, 776 Ericson, Burton E., 478, -180 Ericson, Stanton D., 214, 549, 550, 555. 730 Erjavac, John E., 214 Erley, Paul A., 214 ' Erley, Richard A., 689 Ernest, Loren E., 721 Ernst, Conrad, 96 Ernst, Donald, 112 Ernst, Edward XV., 144, 158, 7-50 Ernst, Leland M., 749 Erskine, Donald E., 680 Ertel, John W., 21-1 Esarey, Dwight M., 756 Eschelbachcr, Hubert, 21-1, 696 Esker, Eugene A., 738 Esmond, Bruce L., 660 Essenpreis, Bertha, 795 Estes, Charles R., 214, 510 Estes, jack, 90 Ela Kappa Nu. 150 Etheridge, Robert K., 524 Ethcrton, Annabel L., 759 Etherron, Kenneth, 76 Etnoyer, Barbara M., 781 Etnyre, Roger L., 690 Ettinger, James M., 707 Euler, Marvin H., 214 Hall. 774 Eram Evans, Clarence, 108 Evans, Gerald W., 698 Evans, Mar S.. 417, 525, 752 Farr, Howard J., 215, 493, 499 Farr, Jay E., 492 Farr, William, 149 Farrand, Virginia K., 387, 458, 754 Farrell, William H., 215, 674 . Farris, Gale W., 216, 501, 507, SOS Farris, Karl L., 690 Farris, Lester C., 216, 504 Farwell, Frank G., 513, 672 Fassnacht, Wlilliam, 727 Fatheree, Donald H., 485 Fatz, Joseph L., 216 Faucett, Max A., 158 Faulds, Dorothy L., 790 Faulk, Donald, 415 Faullin, Richard R., -194 Faust, Albert D.. 555, 540, 690 Faust, Patricia F., 216, 751 Favero, John E., 725 Favre, Donovan L., 493, 756 Faw, Judson W., 216, 676 Faw, Muriel R., -443, 776 Fay, Andrew F., 689 Fazekas, Alice E., 216, 502, 785 Fazio, Esther, 791 Feaster, Patricia L., 156, 587, 429, 503, 776 Fecenko, Helen, 122 Fechtig, Charles W., 752 Federici, Carl L., 216 Federman, Arnold D., 692 Federman, Charles W., 216 Feency, Jean S., 216 Feerst, Seymour, 727 Feezel, james M., Jr.. 216, 499, 521 Fehr, Thomas W., 216, 420, 510 Fehrenbacher, George F., 524 Fehrenbacher, Walter L., 147 Fehrs, William H., 216, 508, 678 Feicht, Harlan, 76, 129 Feigin, Allen J., 216 Feinberg, Cynthia R., 79-1 Fein, jerome, 75 Feinman, Louis, 111, 114 Feinson, Samuel l., 216. 721 Feinstein, Lillian, 794 Felber, R Felderma Feldman, Feldman ichard J., 216, 714 fl, Kenneth I., 415, 502, 740 Donald L., 216, 687 Evans, Phyllis H., 427, 766 Evans, Rita J., -184, -485, 769 , Jewel E., 774 Feldman, julia, 122 Feldman, Myron R., 541, 739 Philip D., 541, 660 Evans Everh .J , , Thomas A., 669 art, James W., 214, 683 Everhart. Richard L., 685 Everingham, Wilbur A., 149 Everitt, Bruce W., 150, 158, 214, 384, 392, 406, 407, 425, 532, 553, 559 708 Everitt, Dean William L., 38 Eversole, Jimmy F., 214 Ewers, joseph, 414 Ewing, Carol E., 451, 761 Ewing, Frederick E., 214 Ewing, Margaret C., 750 Ewing, Patricia E., 750 Exeru tire Committee of Smdent Orgarrlzanon Fund. 421 EXIFIIHHII Diririon. 56-57 Eyman, Earl D., 1-14 Feldman, Stanley, 630, 631, 632, 653. 664 Feldner, Louis, 527 Fell, David, 99 Fellios, Elaine C., 122 Fellner, John J., 217, 426, 688 Fellows, Robert J,, 498 Felsenrhal, Martha A., 748 Felt, Clifford C., 217, 510 Felt, Margaret A., 217, 507, 788 Felt, Ronald W., 217, 499 Feltman, Delores M., 431, 757 Feltman, Hurleen B., 217, 417, 757 Felton, Mae, 479 Fenring, 636-637 Fenelon, Joseph R., 682 Fenn, Betty J., 785 Fenner, Earl E., 480 Ellar, Kendrick, 4179 Einarsson, Hinlli, 495, 1177 Einbeckcr, Richard K... 144, 119 Einswerler, Robert L., 667 Eipper, Dolores l... 783 Eirieh, Raymond D., 517, S55 Eirich, Richard Karl, HS, 95 Eisen, David, 415, 1175 Eisen, Howard, 212, 516, 727 Essen, jesse, 82, HS, 94, U8 Eisenafh, Richard J., 212 Eisenberg, Alfred, 413, 705 808 Ephgravc, june C., 780 Epstein, David, 692 Epstein, Dolores F., 777 Epstein, Edward F., 556. 705 Epstein, lrving G., 215 Epstein jay, 72-1 Epstein: Marcia, 79-1 7 Ffh, Ch arles A., 5-7, 543. 546 Erday, Irene, 791 Erdman, Robert L., 152 Ericksen, Doris E., 560, 754 Ericksen, Harry R., 499 Eymann, Arthur P., 21-l Eyster, Marvin K., 150, 750 Fabry, Richard J., 215, 493. 720 Fadanelli, Louis H., 497 Fagcrburg, james E., 547 Fagerhurg, joan, 151, 215, 417, 767 Fagctti, joe, 215 Fahlberg, John W., 215 Fails, .Charles F., 158 Fairbalrn, James P., 413. 540, 712 Fairbairn, Joseph L., 215, 505, 720 Fairbanks. Charles W., 662 Fairbanks, jerry, 06 Fairqhild, Robert M., 480 Fairheld, John L., 215 Fairweather, Edwin W., 215, 499 Falcon, Frances A., 525, 652, 762 Faldbcrg, Sue A.. 748 Falder, 'Gcinld H., Jr., 215, 698 Fales, Ellen L., 774 Falk, Carl W., 215, 421, 561, 568, 677 Falk, Carol, 757 Falk, Donald, 513, 543, 646, 677 Falkanger, Norman S., 215 Falkenroth, Helen L., 152, 159, 215, 442, 772 Falkenstrom, Carl N., 215, 678 Fall Sporfs, 594-619 Fankhauscr, David G., 720 Fanning, il-ohn W., 487, 704 Fanning, nuis A., 684 Fanshier, Nancy K., 755 Fargeson, Natalie J., 766 Fariss, David C., 215, 552, 555, 540, 543. 712 Farkas, Gloria V., 757 Farmer, Alan G., 669 Farm Hume, 680 Farnsworth, Gerald W., 215, 445 Farnsworth, Marilyn J., 791 Fennie, Gilbert, 679 Fensterman, Leroy G., 738 Ferganus, Walter E., 217 Ferguson, Harry P., 716 Ferguson, Lois K., 495, 787 Ferguson, Robert, 100, 130 Ferguson, Ronald H., 711 Ferguson William, 701 Fern, William J., 150, 217 Fernando , Henry E., 726 Ferracuti, Peter F., 217, 717 Ferrec. George E., 660 Ferrell, John J., 736 Fertitta, Russell J., 217 Fessler, Robert G., 217. 553. 543 Farrow. Kenneth O., 155 Fett, Ronald, 152 Fctter, William A., 527, 545. 546 Fetters. S Fey, Earl amuel M., 739 A., 556, 740 Fibich, Michael J., 500, 710 Ficarra, Frank T., -184 Fickel, William H., 1-47, 217, 456 440, 492, 726 Fickett, Erwinc W., 217 Ficller, Charles E., 708 Field, Jerome, 217 Fieldcamp, Dale L., 148, 149, 217 Fielding. Patricia S., 525 Fields, Clifford R., 217 Frene, Lawrence, 95 Ficncr, Rhoda, 788 Figlewski, joan, 790 Fiizura, Leonard J., 217, 759 F1 bey, Edward, 148 Filbcy, Nathan, 148 Files, Clyde R., 492 Files, James J., 153 Filip, jerry j., 750 Filip, Richard W., 731 Filkelman, Allan, 664 Fillingim, Levert L., 726 Fina, john, 642, 645 Fina, joseph E., 218, 591, 6-12, 6-15, 711 Finch, janeth B., -1S2, 484, -185, 775 Finder, Sherwin L., 736 Finder, Verna, -179 Findlay, XVi1liam. -179 Finclur, Martin A., 218 Fine and Applied flrlr, College nf. 40--ll Fine, Roberta, 778 Finfrock, Robert XV., 690 Finger, Rosemary H., 779 Finifrock, Carol E., 774 Fink, Aaron, 94, 98, 128 Fink, Barbara j., 7-10 Fink, Burton, 98 Fink, Harriet M., -128, 764 Fink, Richard B., S24 Finke. Eugene. 155 Finke, Walter jr., 155, 218, 738 Finkel, Edward B.. 218, -162, 66-1 Finkelman, Allan H., -1-ll Finkelstein. Herbert I., 218 Finkenbrnder, Lois M., 218, 760 Finkenbincler, Paul H., 218, 680 Finkensraedt. Mary. 454, 761 Finkle, Morton, 696 Finkler, XVillinm XV., 1-H Finley, Charles R., 665 Finley, Helen A., 118, 781 Finley, Lois I., 4-13 Finley, Thomas O., 218, 552, 553. 5-ll Finneran, Edward H., 688 Finney, Emma, 479 Finney, Merritt W., 679 Finucane, john, 739 Fiore, Charles L., 71-1 Firebaugh, Martha E., 218, 410, -1-lvl, -198, 507, 512, 789 Flreride, 730 Firft Regmzemal Band, -186 Firth, jay A., 665 Fischburg, Sidney B.. 66-1 Fischer, Frscher, Charles H., 675 Charlotte L., 775 Fischer, Edward H., 218 Fischer, Fred A., Jr., 158, 218. 697 Fischer, Frederick XV., 72, 76 Fischer, George F., 1-1-1 Fischer, james D., 1-19, 150, 218 Fischer, john E., 739 Fischer, Lois M., 525 Fischer, Louis, 688 Fischer, Thomas J., 670 Fischler, William J., 696 Fiscus, Glann W., 153 Fish, Albert, 97 Fisher, Charles L., 516, 759 Fisher, Curt, 76 Fisher, David L., 686 Fisher, Devera E., 764 Fisher, Donal J.. 218 Fisher, Dorothy H., 655 Fisher, Emily J., 751 Fisher, Eugene A., 218 Fisher, Fred, 76 Fisher, Fred S.. 735 Fisher, Gerald B., 728 Fisher, jennora R., 387, 525, 653, 775 Fisher, Mabel J., 761 Fisher, Rita, 123, 12-1 Fisher, Robert H., 720 Fisher, Robert W., 538 Fisher, Ruth G., 218, 795 Fisherkeller, Joanne, 429, 765 Fishman, James J., 157, 721 Fishman, joan M., 778 Fishman, Ralph, 750 Fishman, William, 98 Fishner, Stanley, 219 Fisk, Quentin G., S51 Fisk, Vernon C., 676 Fitzgerald, Harold E., 219, 691 Fitzgerald, jack B., 153 Fitzgilnbon, Robert J., 219, 384, 393, 454, 455, 520 Fitzmaurice, Loretta M., 775 Fitzmaurice, Thomas P., 725 Flesher, Kathleen, 754 Flesher, XVill1am L., 701 Fletcher, Edith C., 773 Fletcher. Gloria V., 210, 427, 478 -179, -198, 512, 515, 700 Fletcher, James H., 7li Fletcher, Ralph E., jr., 589, 608, 1 6-11, 685 Fletfher, Rodney A., 610, 612, 61-l, 617 Fletcher, Wfilliam QI., 210, -198 Flick, Layo N., -115, 559, 1147. 756 Flick, Philip H., 654, 67-1 Flint, Anne B., 767 Flint. Robert P., 667 Flippo, XVilli.1m L., 700 Flitcruft, Allen In 219, 507, 709 Floluerg, John A., 1182 Flock. Jack. 219, 707 Flock, Lou A., 752 Flood. ,lerrol L., 67-1 Floody, Dolores J., 760 Fl11l'imll1n'v Club, 502 Flory, jere B.. 761 Flostrom, Barbara J., 518, 768 Flostrom, Billie L., 210, 705 Flutt, Fleming XV., 220, 709 Flournoy, Wfalter N., 5-18, 549, 553 Flower, George I-I,, 220, 677 Flowers, Larmer J., 499 Flowers, Louis P., 310 Floyd, Thomas, 681 Flusch, Barbara J., 85, 101 Flynn, Charles E., 589 Foell, Howard G., 675 Foell, Ronald R., 675 gel, George XV., jr., 708 gel, Norman, 220 Fogelson, Seymour, 510 Fogler, Richard D., 040, 670 Foley, Joseph P., 220 Foley, Robert A., -180 Folrs, Marcus B., 691 Folk, Eugene R., 35, 98 Folkerts, Thomas M., 220 Follmer, Clive A., 660 Follmer, Mack R., 612, 61-1, 660 Fonner, Walter, 5-18 Fontana, jack R., 671 Foulbnll, 5964609 Faaiball Baud, -ASS--189 Foote, Grover L., 675 Footlik, Samuel G., 151, 220 Forbes, Darrell M., 220 Forbes, Patricia A., 525, 752 Ford, David E., jr., 681 Ford, Jennie E., 220, 505, 776 Ford, Russell D., 220 Ford, Tenney, 5-18 Fordham, Laurence S., 705 Fordyce, Beverly J., 767 Fordyce, james, 77 Foreman, James L, 220, 634 Foreman, Louis, 755 Forgette, joan M., 783 Forley, Evelyn, 774 Forman, Louis M., 220, 510 Fornof, John R., 20 Forr, William A., 703 Forrest, Daniel E., -180, -184, -185, 709 Forrest, Mary E., 772 Forrest, Richard E., 757 Furrest. Steve M., 723 Forssell, John B., 679 Forsythe, Janet S., 220. 749 Forsythe, Mary R., 781 Forsythe, Robert Wlacle, 320 Forsythe, Robert William, 210, 495, 517, 591, 656, 637, 672 Fort. Edward F., 499 Fort, Reva A,, 787 Fortier, Fernancl L., 681 Fortier, Jean R., 739 Fortschneicler, Wfilliam A., 1-17, 220, -191 Fosburg, Eugene H., -1-15 Fusler, Gail M., 502 Foss, Bctly L., 144 Fossizr. Richard A,, 711 llossland Maril n 1-lL Fo Fo Fox, Mary J., 780 Fox, Ronald, 97 Fox. Sanford J., 221, 606 Fox, Shirley, 221 Fox, William B., 662 Foxnll, Robert B., 682 Fradkin, Edward E., 221 Fmker Hnl1,rz'. 751 Frnlrr, Robert E.. 608 Frale, Anthony M., Jr., 221, 728 S Fraley, Fraley, Ernest R., 155, ,ll Varcl L., 221, 703 ww France, Maxine A., --l Francetic. Edward, 682 Francis, Fred, -120, S05 Francis, Marilyn L., 700 Francis , Paul, 1106 Francis, Robert L., 221, 674 Francisco, Charles J., S11 Frandsen, Frank H,, -115, 660 Frandsen, George L., 508, 1160 Frank, Alvin, O8 Frank, Barbara vl.. 7173 Frank, Burton H., 151, 221 Frank, Charles XV., 211, 700 Frank, Donald, 58h Frank, Frances E., 221 Frank, Frederick S., 221, 492, Soi, 672 Frank, Melba R., 122, 653 Frank, Sheldon S., -186, 522, 695 Frank, Theodore, 4-16 Frank, Mrs Theodore, 4-16 Frank, Wfilson j., 14-I Frankel, Corrine, 112 Frankel, Elaine G., -133, 48-1 Frankel, jay L,, 516, 530, 750 Frankel, Jerald M., 510, 66-1, 755 Frankel, Jerome, 155. 2.22 Frankel, Renee, 222, 79-1 Franklin, Howard B., 705 Franks, James C,, 233 Franson, Ann E., 761 Franson, Arthur H,, 6.11 Franz. John E., 731 Franz, John M., 222 Franz, Robert E., 731 Frase, Jean NA., 769 Frase, Lois, 122 Frase, Yvonne J., 505, 768 Fraternities, 658-717 Edward, 75-1 Fratkm, Frazen, Sidney vl., 556 Frazer, Henry W., 415 Frazer, Janet C, 222, 496 Frazrer, Frazier, Bruce H., ew John A. 61-10 Frazier, Robert E., 727 Frazier, Wfilliam T,, 212, 683 Frederick, Earl E., -115, 681 Frederick, Lois 790 Frederick, Philip H., 221, 512 Freeark, George, 95 Freebnirn, Donald K., 1-17, 212, 677 Freed, Donald M., 714 Freedlund, Carl O., Jr., 4-13, 672 Freedman, Kenneth A., 526, 736 Freeman, S, Marvin, 696 Freeman, Tevis C., 721 Freeto, Harmon C., 222, 608 Freeto, Kenneth Wu -li! Frerrerch. Stanley R., 705 Frans, Mary A., 426, 755 Freitag , Robert, 222, 679 French, Charles T., 704 French, jack A., 485 French French French , Jo A., 22: , Rex G., zzz Stephen C., 222, 389, 590, 47z,'s41, 707 Frans, Edward j,, 222, 499, 531 Frenste French Freter, r, John H,, 222 s, Neal F,, 647 Mary, 152 Frey, Charles T., 223 Freyermuth, Jean V., 568, 749 Freyermuth, XVilliam j., 713 Frezzn, Lorraine M., 325, 655, 792 Frick, Donald H., 751 Fricke, Geor re 96 Fielde, Prof. Olaf, 667 Flach, Marie T., 219, 505, 792 Flachs, Norbert E., 219 Flagg, Glen, 96 Flagg Home, 750 Flaig, George G., 721 Flanagan, Earl L., 219, 515, 711 Flanigan, David J., 710 Flannery, Edward J., 150, 219, -195. 739 Flannery, John F., 150, 219, 495, 759 Flathau, William J., 674 Plax, Burton S., 521, 725 Fleischer, Fred, 108. 111 Fleischman, Alfred, 97 Fleischmann, Peter, 520, 673 Fleishman, Ned A., 219, 511, 705 Fleming, James A., 704 Fleming, Patrick J., 683 ' Flesch, Kathryn, 219, 417, 427, 753 Flesh, Frecl, 98 ' Flesh, Lee, 519 Flesher, Carolyn, 791 Flesner, John E., 219 . Y y ' Carl E., 463, 701 Foster, Foster, Faith, 75 Foster, George Rudolph, 486 Foiter, Joseph E., 147, 221, 492, 5111 Foster, buster, Margery K., 656 Patrick, 685 Foster, Robert E., 691 Foster, Robert Leroy, S55 Fouchard, Joseph J., 152, 221 Foudrlat. Edwin C., 221, 698 Four Collmmr Club, 731 J-H H0ll.fB. 776 Fournier, Pierre, 475 Fouts, Mary J., 474, 518, 759 Fovf-ll, Robert ,l.. 211, 495. 739 Fowler, Donald D., 148, 158, 221, 443. -199. 539 Fowlcr, Ronald E., -192 Fox, Fox, Charles B,, 688 Charles M., 598, 599. 608, 699 Fox, Donald R., 144 Fox, Edward R., 5-l7 Fox, Erwin J., 691 Fox, James R., 144 Fricke, Nanci lA., -152, 762 Fried. Jack J., S02 Friedc, Joann R., 495 Friedl, Lois, 93, 101 Fricdlander, Earlene M., 786 Friedlnnder, Henry Z., 732 Friecllander, Sarah, 773 Friedman, Carl M., 85 Friedman, David L., 739 Frreimnn, Donald J., 727 Friedman, Edith, 795 Friedman, Edward I., 692 Frredman, Edward L., 750 Frrcdman, Herbert, 07, 692 Friedman, Hyman, 97 Friedman, inyce E., 777 Friedman, ennre, 766 Friedman, Marvin D., 223, 66-1 Friedman, Morton , 97 Friedman, Robert, 225, -121, 493 Friedman Samuel, 72, 75 Fries, Carol C., 156, 387, sos, 512, 723, 751 Frlesen, Floyd A., S56 Frinsko, Willirlm, 215 Frrsbie, David A., 740 Frisch, lames XV., 223, 725 Frisch, john, 99 Frisk, Joann B., 772 Frrsun, Patricia A., 760 Fritscher, Harold F., 125 Frrtts, Garland G.. 155, -155, 522, 670 Fritz, Harold WW 527, 546, 703 Fritz, Robert E., 223, 710 Frltzmann, Frank j., 223 Ifxrtzsche, Eldred N., 235, 499 Frrz, Cul T,, 555 Froehlich, Ralph Cf., 495, 739 F orhllng, Alice l,, 783 Frnehling, Ralph V., ISS l7mescl1le, Rudolph, 0-1, IUO, 150 Frohman, Arthur, 521 Fmland, Marshal L., 15U Pruning, Herman D., jr., 222 S10 Fmoman, Sherman B., 516, 715 Frusclr, Patricia J., 323. 753 Frost, Edward L., -10-1, 720 Frost, Orcutt XV., -H-1 Frost, Richard N., 215, 11117 Frost, Robert E., -1179 Frost. Sully J.. 656 Fruddcn. Phoebe, 120, 122 Fry, Byron F., -113, mx, 630 Fry, Maryorie L.. -HB, 4811, 774- Fry, Tom S., 215 Frye. Frank, 441 Fryman, Leo R., H4 Fuchs, Jacob, 488 Fuchs, Leland XV., 225, 7-ll' Fuellman. Justin R., 671 Fucner, Robert R., 507 Fugate, Louis, 498, 721 Fuhrbcrg, Doris, 772 Fujrta, Jessie, 225, 652, 165, 775 Fukwuda, Makoto, 150, 445 Fuller, Floyd M., -102 Fuller, Gerald G., 402 Prof. Harry, -100 Fuller, Fuller, jrmmre E., 72, 76 Fuller, Paul N., 22-1, S10 Fuller, Vernon K., 689 Fulralh, Ann K., 760 Fulmrh, Richard M., 224, 497, 511, C160 Fulton, Clifton D., 124, 221501, 615, 017, 687 Fulton, Dean, 462 Fulton, Elizabeth J., -lib, 78-1 Fulton, John R., -178 Fults, Janet R., ll-X, 478, 700 Funckes, Henry, 157, 22-1, 521 Funk, Donald I., 455, 660 Funk. Gretchen. 4156 Funk, Joseph T., -192 Funk. Sara, 705 Funk, Victor M., 1-17, 224, 736 Funkhouser, jane, 754 Funkhouser, Ray H., 234, 421, 510 Furst, Nathalie J., 221, 467, 512, 519, 775 Furtknmp, Robert XV., 150, 224 G Gaa, Prof. Charles, 148 Gabbert. Byron L., 224, 510 Gable, Gloria A., 769 Gabrrel, Henry R., 224, -193, 667 Gabrrelson, Glen E., 22-1 Gachi, Thomas D., 728 Gaddis, Raymond R.. 547 Gagan, Cecile A., 451, 764 Gahm, Dorothy M., 224, 77-7 Gahm, Jean R., 774 Games, Henry, 705 Gaiswinkler, Robert S., K-.70 Galbrarth, Charles L., 7-12 Galbrarrh, Maurice J., M, 133 Gale, Edward T., 22-1, 512, 7I5 Gale, Howard R., Z2-1, 755 Gale, Robert M., 234, 728 Lialiger, john, 551, S58 Gallia, Frederic XV., 225 Gallagher, Francis P., Eli, -170, T50 Qlllnglrcr, Robert F., 739 Gallagher, Robert S., 550, 674 Gnllgy, Dunald B., 415 Gnlllstel, Duane L., 788 Gallivnn, XVillinm G., 219, 400, 855, S-H Gnllu, Gene j., -196, 720 Galloway, Samuel C., HS, 01 G.1lvln,j:4mes A., 127 Galvrn. Robert XV., 524 Gambach, Arthur D., S11 Gamhinn, joseph F., 229, '00 Glllllllld Hnmr. 702 Cmnnm Phi B1 Ia, 759 Gamsu. Riclmrd fl, 705 Grind, R0bcr1C.., 225, -114, -115, 725 Gnndi, Sul, 675 Gnmlrnu. George E., -179 Ganger, D.. 409 Gnnxchow, Gerald L., 751 Gansclmw, Rnnald E., 731 Gnntnmn, Seymour, 617, 705 Gnrbar, Melvin j., 454 809 Garbbert, Helen E., 776 Garber, Charlotte D., 225, 794 Garber, Meyer. 724 Garbulski, Lois G., 225, 7-17 Garcia, Joe, 638, 639 Gard. Robert R., 225 Gard. XVilliam J., 512, 668 Garden, John S., 668 Gardiner, Joanne G., 762 Gardner. Charles XV., 693 Gardner. Frank T., 527 Gardner, John O., 662 Gardner. Lowell, 583 Gardner, Marilyn J.. 144 Gardner, Ralph R., -15-1, 516 Gersten, Sheldon S.. 673 Gertler, Herbert B., 730 Gertz, Elaine, 76-1 Gertz. Judith K.. 777 Gerzetich. Robert M., 462, 711 Gesell, Marvin H., 479, 480, 737 Getman, Faye A., 483, 788 Gettleman, Celeste M., 748 Getz. Burton T.. 705 Getz. Kenneth D.. 665 Getz, Lowell L., 725 Getz, Marilyn A., 795 Marvin G.. 736 Getz, Getz. Norma J., 795 Giachetto, Emma M., 747 Gobell, Wfalter P., 736 Goble. Prof. George, 511 Godejalrn, Gordon C., 711 Godfrey, Thomas F., 708 Godfried, Iris E., 757 Godshall, Alyce, 116 Godwin. Betty A., 765 Golf. Clela M., 786 Gohl. Harold C., 150, 228, 506, Gohl, Howard 1-1., 150, 228, 506, Golb, Ruthe N., 773 Golby, James L., 228 Gold, Hermine G., 766. 787 Gold, Joan E.. 777 Gold, Marvin. 97 508 508 Gareiss, Glen A., '711 Garfield, Arnold XV., 151, 225 Garfield. Jerry, 6-10 CargoJlfSoris1J. 151 Garling, Martha J., 454, 495, 77-1 Garls. James D., 225 Garman, James A., -197 Garman, Paul M.. -156 ar llfu 732 Giagnorio, Joseph. 227 Gianacopoulos, Nick T., 227, 454 Gianas. Elaine. 116 Gianasi. Donna J., 780 Gianos, Thomas G., 727 illiam 114 Gibb. W , , 227 Gibbs. Beverly 1.. iso. 237. 503. 595 Gibbs, Everett R., 227 Gould G -1 ' . .,- Garrels. Robert E.. 480. 707 G.1rret. Coach M. R., 517, 636. 637 Garrett, Lucian P., 681 Garrett, Maxwell R., 589 Garrie. Sander, 98 Garrison, Charles E., 225, -195, 667 Garrison, Dwight J., 150, 225, 495. Gibbs, Jack. 99 Gibbs, Ralph, 521 Gibbs, Richard L., 520 Giblin, Mary L., 765 Gibson, Edward L., 681 Gibson, Fred. 76 Gibson Gibson Gibson , James, 113, 124 Leonard 149 I Wil1iamvF.. 7:5 521 Garrison. G. G., 126 Garrison Jo Ann, -179, 762 Garrison: Ted L.. -185, 667 Garrison, Thomas C., 669 Garrott. Jesse J., 225 Gartner. August J., 150. 158, 495 Gartner. Bernard D., 706 Garvey, Barbara A., 225, -182, 484, 520, 755 Garvey, Johrk -1827.71-18-1 Garza, ose .. 6 . Gasawayl, Laura J., 226. 440. 444. Gaschler, Robert J.. 708 Gassmann, George XV., 226, 739 Gassmann, Martha. 7-59 Gates, Edward C., 72. 77 Gates. Major F., 226 Gatewood, Roy-J.. 614. 617 Gatziolis. XVilliam T., 226 Gaudas, LaVerne, 11-1. 115 Gaudlitz. Robert T., 226, 493 Gaudlitz. Ruth E.. 775 j Gauger, Daniel M.. 241. 543. 67- Gauger, Joseph F., 145. 339. 430- 478. 695 Gaumler, Daryl R.. 512 Gaumer, Evert W., 639 Gaumer. Gilbert R., 226, 638, 639 Gawlak, Richard J.. 499 Gawlik. Chester J.. 226 Gawronski. Joseph A.. 694 Gawrusik. Paul J.. 226. 499. 531 Gay. Barbara L., 750 V Gaynes. Robert P., 226 Gaziano, Angell, 728 Gidcumb, Dorothy A.. 431, 755 Giddings, Norma L., -144, 782 Giertz, Robert 227, 521 Gold. Sol, 229.415, 711 Goldberg. Arnold, 97 Goldberg, Bernard, 97 Goldberg, Elaine J., 766 Goldberg. Erwin. 75 Goldberg, Kenneth P., 739 Goldberg, Lenore R., 786 Goldberg, Lorraine H., 229 Goldberg, Lowell, 97 Goldberg, Norton R., 229, 739 Goldberg, Rita M., 778 Goldberg, Robert W., 696 Goldberg, Stanley L., 699 Goldblatt. Adele B., 757 Golden, Alan N., 692 Golden, Barbara, 77-1 Golden, Bert F.. 692 Gordon, Thomas H., 500 Gore, George J., 157 Gorecki, Robert L., 147, 233 Goreham, Donald J.. 496 Gorman, James F., 233 Gorny. Francis X., 666 Gorozdos, Richard E., 150, 158, 233 40-1. 495, 710 Gorschen, Arlene F., 764 Goss, Frederick L.. 253, 689 Goss, Sandra E., 233, 779 Gosse, David W., 553 Gossett, Gwendolyn, 747 Gosswein, Jean, 479 Gosswein. Roger P., 233 Gothard. John W., 386, 678 Gothard, William A., 233, Gothelf, Bernard, 233. 516 Gott. Allan H.. 446, 729 Gottfried, Charles E., 591, 598, 608 633, 639, 711 Gottlieb, Seymour L., 331, 724 Gottstein, Merton L., 727 Gotway, Clement, 99 Gouchenour. Yvonne D., 749 678 Golden, Elroy E., 147. 150, 155, 229, 465. 492, 50-1 Golden. Girard E., 1-14, 229, 493 Golden, Herbert H., 716 Golden, Kathleen L., 229, 772 Golder, Stanley C., 739 Goldfarb. Erwin J., 98 Goldfarb, Irwin, 128 Goldfeder, Robert N., 740 Gould, Alfred R., 231, 682, 723 Gould, Arthur E.. 413, 506, 686 Gould. Bernard R., 231, 454 Gould David J., 699 Gould: Donald L., 251, 692 Gould, Gould Lewis H.. 730 , Shirley L., 765 , Virgiina J., 788 Gourley, Frances M., 772 Giese, Dorothy E., 156, 440, 445. 465. 503. 780 Giese, Janet A., 786 Giesecke, Shirley A., 479, 781 Gieseke, Marilyn R., 227 Giesler, Eugene A., 227, 697 Gifford, Edgar, 129 Gitlrow, Robert D., 487 Gilbert. Alan S., -113. 696 Gilbert, Bruce W., 155, 5-10, 666 Gilbert, Edward L., 567, 742 Gilbert, Henry E., 108, 111 Gilbert. Juanita J., 502. 792 Gilbert, Richard H.. 672 Gilbert, Robert, 97 Gilbertsen, Fred O., 227 Gilbertson. Hunter J., 622, 624, 698 Gilchrist, Jeanette, 774 Gdllllllf Hflgblr. 7372 Gearien. James, 116 Gearing, Albert, 720 Geary, Jeannine L.. 746 Geckler, Basil, 77 Gednc , ohn, 386 Ge1gerlJgJhn H., 226, 493. 499- 697 Geiger, Margot Y.. 226. 790 Geiler, Ronald S., 427, 546 Gcipel. Lothar E.. 721 Geiseke, Marilyn, 786 Geisler, Jean, 561 Geisler. Bob. 96 Gelms, Kenneth J.. 226. 688 Gelvin, Mabery R.. 525. 763 Gemberling. Doroth E.. 791 Genarelle, Martin Ji, 699 Genatempo. Elizabeth R., 783 Gilcrest. Robert W., -157 441, 737 Giles, Frederick H., Giles. William. 96, 130 Giles. Wilson A.. 517 Giliames. Eldon H., 227, 678 Gill. James W., 733 Gill, Jules M., 739 Gill, Ken. 96 Gillan, Richard E.. 227 Gille, Dorothy, -146 Gilles, Barbara, 781 Gillespie. John W.. 227 Gillette, Wlanda L., 774 Gilliam, Patti J.. 765 Gilliam, Robert B.. 512 Gillis, Albert H., 227 Gillis, John XV., 452 Gilstrap, Eugene F., 667 Gimble, Joan. 228, 793 Gindick, Kathleen M., 764 Ginoli, Eugene E., 228, 622, 707 Ginos, George E., 701 Ginsburg, Lucille R.. 790 Giss, Harvey E.. 150, 228, 507 Gittelman, Irving, 75 Given. David D., 478. 480 Givler, Samuel, 228. 674 Gladney. Velma D., 750 Glair, Harry F., 26 Glass, Dale. 568 Glass, Jerome. 111 Glass, Robert L.. 228, 454 Glassman. Dorothy A., 766 Glassner, Robert A.. 108 Goldhnger, Valerie, 479, 794 Golding, William F.. Jr., 229, 493 Goldman, Arline, 121 Goldman, Barbara, 787 Goldman, Barbara, 793 Goldman, Charles R.. 522. 533. 679 Goldman, Herbert M., 739 Goldman, Goldman, Goldman Jack M., 493, 667 Marcia, 387 Shirley B. 456 Goldner,'Harry R., 516, 739 Goldnetz, Dean E., 1-15, 148, 229 Goldrich, Arthur, 415, 705 Goldsher, Herbert J., 696 Goldsher Marvin. 696 Goldsmit h, Eleanor E., 791 Goldstein, Albert J., 664 Goldstein, Bernard, 714 Goldstein, David A., 692 Goldstein, Edward S., 706 Goldstein, Faye, 482, 484, 775 Goldstein, Gladys S., 773 Goldstein, Homer E., 724 Gowin, Norman E., 158, 510 Gowler, Cedric M., 492, 504, 739 Graber, Marvin, 116 Grabill, Paul E., 441 Grabiner, Judith N., 748 Grable, John R., Jr., 720 Grace. Harry E., 608 Grarlzmfz' College. Chicago, 119 Grndlmle College, Urlmna, 42-43 Grady, Shirley E., 231, 768 Graening, Howard A., 231 Graening, Ruth XV., 791 Graesser, Wilma H., 503, 796 Graf Donald, 527 Graffy, John J., 524 Grafke, William A., 675 Betty R., 231, 786 Graham, Graham. Charles John. 231, 677 Graham, Charles Joseph, 231, 486 Goldstein, Robert S., 727 Goldstick, Phillip C.. 608, 706 Goldzband, Melvin G., 229, 415, 739 Gidlf, 641 Golik, Raymond J., 709 Golinvaux, Betty J., 229, 755 Golosinec. Olga K., 426, 775 Golter, Marian, 777 Goltermann. Carl H., 229, 674 Goncharotf, Nikolai. 502, 436, 526 Gonko, Robert A., 741 Gonzalez, Joseph A.. 698 Goo, Abraham M., 155 Gooch, Morris W., 229, 495 Good, Dorothy M., 787 Goode. William E., 662 Goodoll, John D., 148. 153, 229 Goodell, Marilyn A., 525 Goodhart, David, 705 Goodheart. Lester E.. 229 Gooldllieart, Margaret A., 229, 568, 7 Goodman, Adelle B., 229 Graham, Charles R., 446, 661 Graham, Frances C., 750, 774 Graham, Gordon, 100 Graham, John Jr., 522, 668 Graham. Joseph G.. 158, 462 Graham, Margaret J., 417 Graham, Margaret M., 747 Graham, Martha, 477 Graham, Mary G., 231, 438, 439, 76 Graham, Richard A., 720 Graham, Robert, 58 Graham, Robert Wallace, 672 Graham, Robert Willis, 555, 707 Graham, Maior William. 530 Graham, William H., 553 Graham, William J., 541 Graham, William O., 550 Grahn, Carol E., 746 Grqiivier, Leonard, 696 Graman. Thomas A., 231 Genise, Lawrence T., 226. 722 George, Etta J., 479. 431. 525 George. James F., 553. 701 George, Leslie A., 226. 710 George Lloyd L., 675 James W., 512 Goodrick, Georges, Helen, 783 Georges, Richard. 77 Georgeson. John A.. 677 Ggnrgesun, William N., 226 Gerber, Lhester H.. 108, 113 Gere. Joanne M., 746 Glasson, Jack A., 415, 741 Glatz, Frankie L., 228, 431, 656 Glaudin, Vincent, 144 Glawe, Betty J., 525, 752 Glawe, Peggy E.. 503. 752 Gleason, Albert I., 492, 660 Gleason, Joan L., 228, 520 Gleason, Warren E., 154, 228 Goodman, Bernard, 482, 484 Goodman, Goodman, David, 233 Frank B., 661 Goodman, Phyllis L.. 233, 775 Goodman, Robert M., 516, 730 Goodnick, Renee B., 757 Goodrich, Kenneth D.. 463 Goodwin, Keith F.. 233. 428, 495 Granada Club, 720 Granat, Harriet R., 793 Granberg. Boyd, 116 Grandl, Ludwig, 100 Grandy, Robert W.. 150, 231 Grant, James F., 704 Grant, Orin B., 145 Grant, Therese I.. 452, 769 Granzow, Harry J., Jr., 415, 506, 72 Grass, Donald F., 686 Grassel, Clure M., 108, 114, 116 Grassmrck, Eugene R., 231, 711 Grauer, Millard, 149 Gravenhorst, Albert D., 413, 487, 68 Graves, Alfred, 149 Gray, Arthur E., 487 Gray, David L., 733 Gray, Gary G., 666 Gray, Gordon S., 699 Gray, Professor Horace. 148 Gray, John L., 231, 495 Graybael, Joanne, 782 Greathouse, Dorothy E., 231 Gereckc, Herbert L., 614, 704 Gerhart, Robert L.. 2277 Gerhole, Ellen 479 Gerlach, Dr. Elsie. 75 Gerlach, Elmer C., 504, 738 Germano, Joan M.. 772 Germanson, Gerald D., 741 Gernant, James L.. 687 Gernon, Ellen A., 768 Gerrie. Barbara J.. 784 Gerrity. Richard, 668 Gersbaugh. Harry C.. 227 Gerschon, Gertrude, 791 Gersey, Darlene L.. 763 Gersh, Martin L., 227 Gershbein, Leon, 130 Gershon. Jules S., 664 Gersrein, Marvin M.. 686 810 Gleeman. ljoan N.. 788 Gleim, Gi da G., 463, 503. 772 Glenn, Ed, 96 Glenn, Mar aret A., 762 Glessner, Mirle E., 228 Glick, Arlene J., 757 Glick, Earl A., 706 Glick, Julius, 85. 93. 97 Glickman, Harold B.. 694, 699 Glickman, William M., 144 Glieber, Donald, 738 Glisker, Richard H., 228 Glisson, Charles E., 700 Glover, Robert L.. 228 Gluck. Robert E., 228, 735 Gluskoter, Gilda M., 748 Glyman, Emanuel 228, 533. 54 Gnagey, Lawrence ., 426 Gnat, Marion J., 781 0 Gook. Gerald W.. 233, 734 Goold, Mary L., 783 Goralski, Robert, 698 Gorcholf, Charles P.. 664 Gordon, Alan L., 686 Gordon, Barbara M., 786 Gordon, Catherine A., 233 Gordon, Charles W., 485 Gordon, George H., 233. 509 Gordon, Harold R., 479, 547 Gordon, Herbert, 75 Gordon, Marshall 'K., 486, 727 Gordon, Morton A., 233. 750 Gordon, Ray, 686 Gordon, Richard W., 741 Gordon. Seymour, 111 Gordon, Seymour N., 692 Gordon, Stanley E., 233 Greaves, Nancy K., 749 Greb, Edwin P., 231 Green, Charles F., 232, -194, 660 Green, Clark W., 85, 95 Green, Cranston H., 232, 507, 508, 70 Green, Donna J., 797 Green, Frank L., 731 Green, Frederick S., 698 Green, George, 99 Gigeg, Georgia A., 121, 146, 456, 5 Green, Irwin L., 696 Green, Jack A., 144 Green, ames D., 513, 711 Green, James Leonard, 232 Green, James Leroy, 232 Green, Joycelyn F., 121, 785 v b Q, 1 faxes? 3 'Q V , W it ' L' ' 3' 5 MRS. LEON MANDEL, ELLIOT LAWRENCE, DOROTHY KILGALLEN, DAN SEYMOUR, Cuban-born beauty. promi- xyhose orchestra is the new noted eolumnist and Dorothy well-known Master ofCeremonies nent in the international set favorite ofthe young crowd of radios Dorothy and Dick ot radio and television programs The 11eu'Elgi11s. . . theyre beau- tyful, beautiful! . ,PB t-D ll awffaawaz Young people will go for Elgiffs youthful a'e.vig1zs. YUILJ4 . 9 . 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The proof is at your jeweler's, in all his Elgin models. l dmv ElGINwa 'D.ua'l2wtMtLN.p..LA5' ELIMINATES 9995 OF ALL REPAIRS DUE TO STEEL MAINSPRING FAILURES 'Made of Elttiloy mi-tnl. Pntvnt pending Green, Leo. 96 Green, Green, Marianne. -181, 765 Marvin K.. 697 Green, Myron. 98 Green. Paul D.. 497' Green, Robert M.. 714 Green, Thomas J.. 232. 739 Green. Wilfred. 660 Green, XVilli.-im K.. 232 Green XY'illiam L.. 1328 Greenan, Robert M., 232 I Greenbaum. lone H., -156 Gschvsendtner, Martha 567. 776 Gualano, Lois J., -154 asa, 755 -7 Gubbins, Vinton B., Gucker, Richard A., '03 Guderian. Darlene E.. 463, 7'1- Guderlcy, Lois E., 788 Guest, Robert L., 254, 486, 508 Guettel. Philip H., 234, 516, 724 Gugala, John, 628. 632 Gugerty, Eutene R.. 234. 492. 710 Gusiih. George, Jr., 730 Guhl, Julius C.. 663 Guild. Ronald l.. 23-1, 677 Gurnnane. Michael S.. 710 Guither, Harold D., 680 Gulbin, Raymond J.. 254, 694 Gulder. Ruth F.. 785 Gulick, John, 113 Gulizia, Rosario XV., 23-1, two Gulizia, XVi1li.im, 251 Gullett, Harry L., Jr.. 413, 70' Gullette, Cameron, -166 Gullette. Daud A., -1 4. 1185 Greenberg, Ann, '94 Greenberg. Arthur G.. 232. 759 Greenberg. Audrey. 7-18 Greenbere. Donald. 98 Greenberg, Elaine R.. '74 Greenberg, Evelyn D., 232. 748 Greenberg, Howard M., 232, 723 Greenberg, Janice, 101 Greenberg. Louis. 75 Greenberg, Melxyn D.. 705 Greenberg, Nahman H., -18-1, 735 Greenberg, Nancy B., 794 Greenberg, Richard A., 696 Greenberger, Stuart N.. 705 Greenblatt, Edwin, 699 Greenblatt, Roslyne, 77 Greene, Carolyn A.. 472. 746 Greene, Robert C., 232 Greene, Robert E., 681 Greene, Ruthe H., 790 Greene, Scott B., 522, '15 Grecnebaum, Jean E., '48 D 555 7'1- Greenheld, XVilliam .. . . Greenlee. Donald M., 681 Greenlief. Geraldine L., 796 Greenwald, Santord, 413, 699 Greenwald, Susan L., 431, 766 Gretie, Dale. 157 Gregori, Donn J., 232. 698 Gully, Prof. Halbert, 502 Gumberg. Charles N., 25-1, 720 Gumprecht, XVilliam H., 740 Gundersen. Harold A., 234 Gunderson, Marvelle, 121, 709. '-1 Gunn, Edwin N., 155, 234, 511 Gunn, Ronald D., 605 Gunn, XVilliam E., 25-1, 750 Gunnerson, Donald E., -193, 66' Gunsteens. Kenneth M., 234, 507, Gunter, Robert, 708 Gupta, Ranajit K., 509 Gurevrtz, Howard, 485 Gurthet, Roger A., ss5 Guse, John F., 48-1, 485 Gregory, Laurente A., 502, 687 Gremley. Richard G., 153, 677 Grenz, Jack R., 145 Grevas, Theodore, Su, 89, 94 Crewe, Fred R., 232 Grever, John E.. Jr., 5-11. 550. 551 Gustafson, Glenn L., 234, 510, 7111 Gustafson, John D., 555, 737 Gustafson, Richard C., 683 Gustafson, Roger E., 25-1, 510, 7114 Gustafson, XVinthrop A., 23-1, 517, 546 Gustavison, Jeannien A., 759 Grrtmann, Len, 234, -158 7 Hamby, Wlade D., 236, 722 ssl 04 Grice, Thorpe. 550 Griesedictk, fatherrne L.. 232, Gricske. Donald 502 Griete, Harry D., 5-10,1379 Gritfrn, Edwin, 82, 100 Grithn, Gerald. 48' Grithn, Harry E., 540 Grithn, Peter C., 155, 670 Grithth, Coleman R., 23, 432 Griliith, Corinne A., 503, 776 Grittjth, W'illiam, 1-19 Grithths, Maryann J., 481, 791 Grrthths, XViIl1am F., -180, 665 Grigg,J:1net. 232, 760 Grr2H. Robert H., 145, 151, 232 Grimes, James E., 5118, 555 Grimm, Arthur R.. jr., 553 Grimm, Charles B., 675 Grimm, Clyde L., Jr..'110 Grimm. Mildred J., 233, 791 Grimm, Paul, 76 Grimsich, lohn. Jr.. 735 Grrmsley, Frank N., 253 Grimson. John, 76 Grinnell, Robert N., Grin, Carl M., jr., 28, 29, 412 Griswold. Donald B., 233, 507 Griswold, john E., 509 Griswold, Sarah, 782 Gritton, john XV.. 478 Grrzzel. Edward F., 493, 662 Grohe. Donald F., 233. 521 Grobl, David A., 233, 516 Groclmwiak, Alite H., 772 Groen, Christopher, 100 Grotf, Gene K., -193. 712 Gronberg, Daniel, 4117 Gronert, Kenneth R., 487 Groo. Charles S., 732 Groppi. Gene A.. 155 Grosby, Marilyn S., 778 Gross, Marianne, 518, 76-1 Gross. Phyllis J., 795 Grosse, Glenn, 233. 684 Grosser, XY'iIliam F., 670 Grossman, Elizabeth M., 153, 781 Grossman, Evelyn. 233. 385, 595, 423, -327, 766 150 J., 465, -195, 508 Gutstadt, Allan M., 735 Gutstadt, Mel I., 254, -115, 5111 735 Guy, George V., 716 Gylte, Julina M., 86, 89, 95 GjrlIllr:.vlI1'.v. 6-I2-6-13 H 767 6941 -. 'Y J.. 440. Haas, Rudolph E., Jr., 413, 688 Habley, Dave E., 483, 235 Haaga, Joan A., Haas. Lloyd, 235. Haas Nam 7611 486 Hack, Edgar R., Hack. Roger A., 235 Hackbarth, Janice A., 4 Hackbarth, Thomas, 113 Hacker, David, 129 Hacker, Newton D., 691- Hackelman. Jay K., 235 Hackelman, Kent, 660 Hackman, Marilyn P.. 791 Hadesman, Donald, 97 Hadler. Cecil, 721 Hadley, John, 100 Haeck, Judith L., 746 Haerr, Alvin, 152 50, 71:7 Haerr, Louis G.. 150, 507, 508, 7311 Haesemeyer, Richard E., 235, 711 Haier, Hewitt G., 720 Hagaman. Gloria J., 235, 775 ,Aileen M., 387, 512, 723, Hanan ' 751 Hagan, Albert S., 86, 89, 94, 100 Hagan, Thomas A., jr., 413, 6911 Hagberg. Carter, 76 Hagen, Doroth J., -181, 779 Hagen, Richard, O., -184, 515 Hagen. Wfalter A., 235, 689 Hagen, XVilliam E., 689 Hagen Hager, 513, ow, Robert XV., 739 591. 593. 709 Hager, James A., 386, 709 Hager. Sally L., 754 Hager, Wfinifred J., 441 Hagga Haggc rt, Leslie, 115 njos, Gilbert, 113 Douglas, 1419, 235. 584 391 7 . Grossman, Forrest L., 671 Hagi, Iva L., 450, 751 Grossman, Myrna J., 233, 786 Grossman. Stanley l., 233 Grossmann, Frederic, 233, 675 Grossmann. Robert E., 736 Grosstephan, Carol J., 233, 747 Groundwater, William D., 691 Grout, joan H.. 144 Grove. Shirley J., 441, 446, 792 Groves, Margie L., 463, 776 Groziak, Michael M., 233, 729 Grube, Vincent XV., 233 Gruenberg, Sarita, 233 Grumley, Barbara A., 233, 746 Grunnet, Roy D., 153 Grupe. Mae B., 154, 233, 506, 758 Grzesiek. Donald T., 677 812 Hagi, Margorie A., 751 Hagi, Mary L., 751 Haglund, Louis H., 144 Hagopian, Mary, 441 Harzue, Paul M., 443 Hahn, Erwin. 484 Hahn, Elmer M., 702 Hahn, George W., 235, 733 Hahn, Henr D., 648 Hahn, Wandla D., 235, 791 Hahn, XVilma G., 749 Hahne, Helen J., 235, 428, 560, Haigler, Frank, 96 Haines, Geor e D., 235, 734 Hainsworth. illary E., 417. 769 Haiduk, Adam A., 86, 89 Haiic, Earl J., 150, 158, 235, 495 656 Halama, XVrlliam H., 690 635 688 Hale, Albert A., 517, Hale, George D., 235, Hale. Joseph R., 235, 701 518, 50-1.1153 Hale, Myrna A., 450, 7-lim Hale, Oliver P., 73S Halevy, Morris D., -179, 737 Haley, Donald C., 236, 50 Halfpenny, Marianne. 751 Hall, Hall, Hall Hall, Cletus R., 511 Donald E., 4-16 6. 710 James R.. 236, 506, 510. '24 Joe XV.. 608 Hall John C., 500, 661 Hall, June, 788 Hall, Marion L., 236, 513 Hall, Mary E., 789 Hall, Ralph F., Jr., -1-16 Hall, Robert E., 154, 386, 543, 5-lb. 670 Hall, Robert L., 698 Hall, Prof. Stanley, 501 Hall, Sylvia V., 796 436. 527, Hall, Thomas H., 639' Hall, XVesley G., 511, 687 Hallada. Donald P., 662 Hallahan, Donald G., 522, 555. 678 Hallam, Virginia A., 781 Hallbeck, James R., 236, 669 Hallbeck, Josef C.., 669 Hallbcck, Paul H., 236, 508 Halldorsrm, Audrey R., 236, 479, 761 Halle. Mrs. Rose, 748 Halleman, Richard S., 236 Hallene, Alan M., -199, 660 Hallett, Edward D., 546, 547 Halliday, Reed E., 701 Hallman, Thomas B.. 236, 693 Hallock, Robert V.. 236, 480, 694 Hallsted, Joan E., 753 Halper, John, 721 Halpern, Bernard L., 487, 692, 739 Halpern, Rhoda, 790 Halpern, Roy, 98 Halpin, Mary A.. 452, 518, 754 Halpin. Robert, 114 Halpin, Thomas J., 546 Halton, David, 508 Haltunen, Elizabeth, 443 Halttunen, Martin A., 150, 256, 443, -194 Halverson. Paul H., 495 Halverson, Steven L., 236 1-lalvorsen, Mariory E., 159, 156, 58 590, 466, 467, 403, 512. Halvorsen, Richard, 236 Hambalek, Milton S., 154, Hamburg, Reatha F., 75 513, 702 236 Hamel, William B., Jr., 683 Hamilton, Arthur, 509 Hamilton, Bertram F., 236, 527 Hamilton, Calvin S., 144 Hamilton, Charles, 531 Hamilton, Emrlyanne C., 237 -t Hamilton, George A., 147, 237, 492, 733 Hamilton, Mary A., 237, 746 Hamilton, Mary L., 749 Hamilton, Robert H., 147, 237, 742 Hamilton. Tom S., Jr., 237 Hamilton William P., 701 Hamlin, fraig S., 701 Hamlin, Edward A., 237, Hamlin, George W., 384, 725 467, 512, 515, 670 Hamm. Alfred, 509 Hammarnn, William CI., 662 Hammer. Mary L., 797 Hammersmith, Charles P., 237, 671 Hammond, Charles, Jr., 691 Hammond, Dallas E., 237 Hammons, Georgia L., 446 Hamper, William R., 742 Hampton, Charles L.. 533 Hampton, Dean James V., 28. 29, 407, 421 Hance. Michael L., 708 Hancock, Mary A., 746 Handel, Jason Al 676 Handelman, Barbara .S.. 757 Handler, Lewis B., 454, 714 Handwerker, Evelyn, 774 Hanell, Norma J.. 503, 780 Hanes, Harold R., 431, 678 Hankin, Bernard, 97 Hankin, Jerome T., 149 Hankins, Donald G., 148, 237, 499 Hankins. Howard H., 145, 237, 715 Hankrns, Kenneth H., 148, 237, 499 Hankner, Ruth, 466 Hanlon, Wallace H., 697 Hanna, Charles E., 720 Hanna, Nathaniel, 510 Hannagan, James F., 684 Hanning, Mary L., 237, 525, 758 Hanno, Leonard E., 237 ' Hanselman, Paul M., 237, 441, 737 Hanselman, William R., 720 Hansen, Eugene M., 674 Hansen, Joseph A., 237, 727 Hansen, Laurence H., 727 Hansen, Marion C., 237, 507 r Hansen, Mary F., 156, 238, 503, 776 Hansen, Robert C., 444 Hansen, Roger P., 661 Hanson. Daniel J., C90 Hanson, Homer, 86, 89, 96 Hanson, James D.. 707 Hanson, Marion, 774 Hanson, Richard F., 668 , Hanson, Robert L., 238, 755 Hanson, XVilliam A., 497 Hanus, John S.. 113 Hanzel, John A., 238, 726 Harada, Masaro, 238 Haraldson, Margery A., 238, 795 Haram, Lawrence J.. 731 Harcourt. James D., -196 Harcus, George A., 441 I-Luder, Clay S., Jr., 721 Hard:-sty, James F., 729 Hardin, Glenn M.. 238 Hardin, Robert L., 238 Harding, Frances, 753 Harding, A. A., -185 Harding, Marian. 238, 446, 753 Harding, Major Richard, 54-1, 545 Hardtke. Charles F., 701 Hardy. R. J., 490 Harfst, Ernest D., 238, 509 Hargis, Robert N., 150, 23S Haring, Leon H., 238. 493, 740 Harkins, Rex G., 707 Harlan, James R., 158, 238, 495 Harlrng. Nancy J., 431, 755 Harm, W'es1ey M., 695 Harmon, Catherine S., 456 Harmon, Joan E., 772 Harmon, Margaret J., 780 Harmon. Ralph Eugene, 147, 238, 402, 504 HrII'77IllI1j' Honra, 793 Harms, James E., 660 Harms. Marjorie B., 238, 776 Harnedy, Edmund R., 721 Harner. Naomi R., 795 Harnish, Benita M., 146, 795 Harno, Dean Albert, -16, 511 HLlI'D2I', Archie 147, 238, -163, 49 50-4 Harper, Donald J., 239, 671 Harper, Donald V., 152, 239 Harper, Edward D., 239, 499 Harper, Mary E., 239, 753 Harper, Wfilliam, 145 Harridge, Nvilliam H., 82, 86, 89, 94 Harrington. John S., 239, 428 Harrington, Norma J., 763 Harrington, Thomas E., 685 Harris, Alvin, 94, 97 Harris, Bernard A., 239, 735 Harris, Charlotte B., 146, 758 Harris, Homer B., Jr., 511 Harris. Howard H.. 86, 89 Harris Paul E 158 Harris, Pearl, 794 Harris, Tom S., 679 Harris, Wlilbur D., 148, 149, 2 239, 506 Harrison, Bruce A., 689 Harrison, Carol, 146, -119, 465, 776 Harrison, Edward F., 259 Harrison, Edward J., 239 Harrison, Norma Y., 239, 790 Harrison, Robert, 531 I-larslibnrger, Harry G., S2. 86, 89, 9-1. 100. 123 Hait,I1ar1L., 158, 239, 493 Hart. George, 100 Hart, Hubert, 150 Hart, Hugh E.. 239 Hart, Leo J., 688 Hart. Richard. 386 Harthun, Edward C.. 502 Hurting, Robert, S53 Hartley, Marilyn J., 759 Hartley, Patricia M., 788 Hartley, Paul, 65 Hartman, Albert M., 239 Hartman, Edith L., -179, 481 Hartman, Grace, 239, 385, 417, 765 Hartman, John S., 741 Hartman, Kermit XV., 660 Hartman, Paul P., 728 Hartman, Wayne E., 155, 498 Hartriuh, Donald, 96 , Hartung, Robert G.. 690 Hartzell, Hartzer, Harvey, Franklin M., 511 Marlowe J., 703 John C., 506, 516, 709 Harvey, Nanry A., 762 Harvey, Richard B., 239, 384, 393, 406, 421, 546, 672 Harward, Theron, 548 Harwell, Capt. Warnock. 530, 541 Hasbrouck, Frank F., 731 Hase awa, Susumu, 76 Haselgwood, Patricia A., 755 Hasemeyer, Wilma L.. 240, 785 Hasenmyer, George D., 500 Hashimoto, Katsumi G., 240 Hasse. William A., 240, 668 Hasselbring, Robert J., 533, 538, 540 Hastings, Thomas, 430 Hasty, He en J., 159. 240, 385, 392, 456, 457, 751 Hatfield, Marshall R., 662 Hatneld, Richard D., 11-111 Hatton, David R.. 240, T114 Hatton, Harry XV., 737 Hauber, Mary E., 770 Haugan, jevne. 240, 5111. '1111 Hauge, Roy XV.. 1491, 240 Haugen, joan M.. 7-110 Haughey, Roger E., Iii Haungs, Al1ce j., 525, '1111 Hzlupt, Harold XV.. 731 Haupt, Raymond XX'., 4'0, '51 Hauptman. Maurice, 'S Hause. Clyde l.. 240, 4115, 11112 Hauser, Harriett M., T118 Hauser. Henry XX'., 158, 4119 Hauser,R:1y1.., rss, 31111, 121, -405 Hauserman. Frank B.. 1-112 Hausman. Elizabeth L.. 11:41 Havard, Patrrna A., 2-111, 'Hi Hayernann. Russell X'., 2111 Haven, XX'illian1 D.. SSR, 1511, i Havens, Charles S., 23 Havens, Betty B., 2411, -1'-1, '111 Havlrk, George M., lil Havranek, Robert C., 1011. IIA Hawkrns, Harry E.. '12 Hawkins. Robert, 112 Hawley, Henry XV., 240 Haworth, Carl O., 157, 210 Hawver, Dorothy, 408 Haxhy, Donald L., 0711 Haxhy, john XV., S24 Hay, Roberta M,, 785 Hayden, Albert A., 2-10 Hayden, Edgar C.., T411 Hayer, joseph C., 111111, 111'. ' Hayes, joan R., 144 Hayes. joanna, 702 11 1111 Hayes. jnhn L., 240, 541. iw, 9311 551, 153 Hayes, Lowell l.., 734 Hayes, Sara B.. 754 Hayes, Valerie F., 755 Hayes, XV1llard E., 241 Haymes, Stanley M., 2-11 Hayn. George XV., 241, 700 Haynes, joanne. 479 Haynes. XVill1an1 B., 445, '111 Haynie. john j., -132, 4S4, 4245. Hays, Dorothy E., 241, 444, 'H Hays, joyce S., 7110 Hays. Robert L.. 241, 405 Hayward, Donald. 115 Hayward, john Alwyn. lr., 'li 414 llayya, j.1t11l1. 1111, 11'i llazartl, l:111'rcsl lf.. 52' llazen, Kerth lXl., 211 llaaeltnn, Patr111.1 ,l., 'L llazletnn. ll11xxa11l.11i HeaLllun1l,j11l1r1 P., 241, i2', 911 lleal. 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IIS Hilderbrant, Yohn, 512 Hildreth, Dalton L., 145, 150, 155, 244, 506, 508 Hileman, Donald G., 152 All ll Hill, ie M., -1-il, 75 Hill, Barbara j., 446, 479 Hill, Barbara L., 769 Hill, David, 111 Hill, Edwin R., 701 Hill, Elmer, 608, 625 Hill, Erma XV.. 2-14, 463, 500, 758 Hill, Hill Eugene. 75 Gerald A. S55 689 H11l'Hal1. was ' ' Hill, james R.. 689 Hill, john, ion Hui, John E.. vzs Hill, Marvin J., 2-14, 493 Hill, Mary L., 780 Hill, Nancy L., 656 Hill, Robert B., 741 Hill, Robert S., 244 Hill. Sheldon L.. 517, 700 Hill, Hill, Hill Sydney S.. 751 Thomas H.. 403, soo, 726 Virl L 75 H1lli1lFo1mdiilio5.i 442 Hillman, Dolores. 777 759 Hocies, Leila B., 122 Hodge, Clarence, 551. 558 Hodge. Fern, 478, 520, 77-I Hodge, George M., 151 Hodgkins, David O., 709 Hodorowicz, Raymond M., 709 Hoe-He, john, 114 Hoetle, Ronald A., 1-18, 155, 406 Hoclcli, Arthur C., 660 Hoelscher, XVilliam F., 678 Hoier, Iohn C., 245 Hott, Shirley J., 791 Hoffman, Arlene B., 786 Hotiman, Constance J., 146 Hoffman, Donald B., 114. 2-15 Hoffman, Eugene H.. jr., 245, 653 676 Hotfman. James Z., 700 Hotfman, Joyce C., 14-1 Hoffman, Kenneth, 76 Hoffman, Lois A., 780 Hoffman, Louise, 781 Hoffman, Richard L., 741 Hoffman, Richard T., -196 Hoffman, Robert, 149 Hoffman, Robert M., 698 Hoffman Robert S 707 Hoffman, Robert YW., -165, 487 Hoffman Hoffman , Thomas, 632 William J., 386, 727 Hofman, Quentin N., 2-15 Hogan, William, 100 Hohlman, Robert J., 1-14, 140 Hohman. William F., 515, 711 Hoit, Arthur, 692 Hoit, Le onard, 97 Hokamp, Herman, III, 685 Holbert. james R., 2-15. 680 Holcomb, Donald F., 470 Holcomb, james H., 720 Holcombe, james C., 245 Holden, Dolores L., 122. 750 Holder, Loy G., 2-15 Holder, Sarah, 765 Holdoway, Mary A., 755 Hillman, Ralph D., 516, Hilvety, Neil. 486, 495 Hilyer, Gale P., 511 Himes, Doris A.. 458, 518, 765 Himes, Theodore j., 244, 584, 393, 513. 591. 593, 537' Hinderer, Clarence O.. 150, 244, 413, 520, wa Hinderliter, Hobart R., 436, 4-10, 492. sm, ans Hindmarsh, Joanne, 431, 761 Hindsley, Harold E., 211, -185, 515 637 Hindslcy. Marilyn I.., 116, 471, -IH1, -184. 518, 520, 765 Hindsley, Mark, 4135 Hinc. Helen R., 7-16 Hine, james, 444 Hines, Elizabeth L., 463, 775 Hines. Helen, 479 Hinkel, David L., 731 Hinkle ames A. 7 , 1 , '04 Hinkle, Robert, 622, 62'1,1w!' Hinnen, Lee K., 2 44 Hinrichs, Albert, jr., 214, -102, 50-1 Hinrichs, Erna E.. ,443 Hintermcister, David A., 492, 500 814 Holin. Dorothy A., 245. 505, 761 Holladay, john S., 517 Holland, Daniel j., 524 Holland, David, 108, 111, 116, 125 Holland, Phyllis E., 773 Holland, Robert K., 739 Holland, Wfarren E., 701 Hollander, Larry D., 346, 664 Holle, Arthur XV., 759 Hollensteiner, Robert, 680 Holley, George H., 487, 707 Holley. james M., 725 Holley, Major Lemuel. 530 Hollingsed, Martha M., 246 Hollingsed, Thomas j., 246 Hollingsworth, Betty A., 787. 788 Hollister, john H., 452, 517, 522, 555, 709 Hollman, Norman, 76 Holly, joseph A., 246, T42 Holm, jo A., 151 lilizabeth A.. 246 Holman, Holman, james L., 114, 246 Holmes, Barbara L., 747 Holmes, Edward, 112, 114 Holmes. Glenn M., 402, 500, 505 680 Holmes, janet j., 770 Holmes, Rose M., 144 Holmes, Virginia M., 246, 747 Holmes Wlilliam D., 674 Hulscher, Richar H., -127. -V7-1, Hulst, Donald W., 246, 707 Holston. Rust: Marie, 121 Holt, Mrs. Doris L., 20 Holt, Harold, 511 Holt, joanne, 425, 749 Holt, Patricia j., 246, 443 Hultman, Vyetta F., 763 Holtzman, jean A., 387, 416, -173, 746 Holtzman, Norman, 97 Hnlonyzik, Nick,djr., 158, 2-16, -los wo Holwick, William B., 720 Holz, Kenneth W., 246. 759 Holzbeierlein, Robert H., 144 Holzman, Naomi j., 790 Home Eronomirr Club, 503 Homer, Marguerite B., 154, 784 Homerding, Joyce L.. 246 Hondlik, Carol j., 779 Hone, Stanley B., 246, 683 Honig, William M., 246 Hunorories and Professionals, 142-159 Honore, William H., 479 Hood, james F., 446 Hood, R ita B., 146 Hoof and Horn Club, 504 Hoogasian, George, 246, 682 Hoogasian, jack K., 246, -196, 508 Hooper, Evelyn j.. 754 Hootman, Veryl H., 247 Hooton, Hoover Hoover Hoover, Hoover, Hopkins Daniel E., 247, 698 Edward A., 347 George R., 154 Kenneth R., 145, 668 William J., 247, 707 Charles I., jr., 153, 607 Dean F., -198, 755 Hruby, Emily, 249, 78-4 Hubbard, Mrs. Alfred, 479 Hubbard, Lewis R., 480, 732 Hubbell, Fred M., 485 Hubbell, Sally Jo, 249 Hubble, Caroll, 72.3 Huber, Hugh D., 249, 690 Huber, Iohn R., 462 Huber, Melvin E., 492 Huber, William E., 249 Huber, William George, 52-1 Huber, William George, 669 Huddleston, Jack G., 665 Hudgens, james A., 698 Hudgins, Donald R., 249, 467 Hudson, Charles R., 735 Hudson, Eugene D., 240. 506 Hudson, Guy L., 144, 149 Hudson, Margaret j., 746 Hudson, Nancy, 587, -155, 512, 746 Hudson, Robert, 24 Hudspeth, Cherry R., 249, 787, 788 Hueber, Lorene G., 653, 775 Huebner, Charles R., 737 Huebner, Harold R., 495, 757 Huebner, Ralph R., 249, 721 Hopkins, Hopkins, Hopkins, Hopkins, Edward L., 672 Francis D., 593 james, 100 Nancy A., 247, -144, 754 Hopper, james E., -100, 547 Hopper, Wlallace, 114, 247 Hoppert, Edwin A., 608 Horenstein, Simon, 97, 144 Horeen, Margaret j., 247, 463, 503, 758 Horman, Louis G., 247, 511 Hormell, Dorothy L., 247, 758 Horn, james A., 486 Horn, Lee R., 247, 742 Horn, Walter A., jr., 721 Horn. Wfalter B., 247 Hornbaker, XVilliam R., 247 Horne, Marylou, 779 Horne, Philip j., 247 Hornecker, jack D., 2-17, 508 Horst, Edward F., 2-17 Horter, Robert E., jr., 2-17, 690 Horton, Donald W.. 661 Horton. john XV., 759 Horton, Robert, 95, 124 Steven C., 248 Horvath, Horwich, Eunice A., 766 Horwitz, Esther R., 704 Horwitz, Mildred, 766 Horwitz, Rosanne, 766 Hosch, Thomas L., 608 Hoscheit, Dale H., 495 Hoskins, Betty j., 655, 775 Hoskins, William R., 248 Hoskinson, George H., 705 Hoskinson, XValter D., 705 Hossfeld, George j., 495 Harte Home, 793 Hostetler, Roy D., 145, 248 Hostetler, Thomas K., 248, 413, 507 552, 535 Host-mer, Wfilliam R., 248, 675, 690 Hotchkiss, Marilyn F., 787 Hortle, Bufford W., 511 Hotto, XVilIiam R., 153, 661 Hotze, XVilliam A., 248 Hough, Donovan P., -187 Hough, Hugh F., 155 Hough, Marilyn J., 705 Hough, Patricia L., 122, 795 Hougham, Marilyn J., '88 Houghton, W'alter E., jr., 243, -190, 676 Houlberg, Barbara L., 789 Houlihan, Patricia L., 122 Houpt, Donald M., 420. 480, 508, 707 Houran, Mary j., 154, 420, 753 House, james B., 676 House, Marilyn I., 156, 248, 740 Houser, Donald E., 148 Houser, Leslie, 711 Houston, Nancy, 653 r, Prof. Laura, 146 Huer. james, 545 Hull, Helen, 152 Huffington, Ethan V., 150, 240, 492 Hutfman, Carl R., 480 Huffman, Herbert D., 738 Huffman, Merrill XV., 669 Hutistutler, Stanley E., 2-19 Hug, William G., 486 Hugghins, Ernest j., 479 Hughes, Arlie j., 676 Hughes, Edwin L., 737 Hughes, Gaylord C., 501, 517, 642, 7 Hughes, George K., 701 Hughes, Margaret j., 249, 791 Hughes, Norman j., 758 Hughes, Thomas j., 674 , Wfhitheld G., 249 670 Hugy, Calvin E., 249, 515, 515 Huisken, George S., 756 Hulet, Kathleen, 423 Hulet, Richard E., 28, 20 Hull, Aaron H., 415 Hull, Barbara L., 1-16, 750 Hull, Lynne H., 496, 555 Hull, Prof, William, 114 Hulson, jere L., 250 Hultman, Alan C., 155, 511, 69 Hults, Robert T., 250 Humble, Keith, 509 Humphrey, Barbara M., 755 Humphrey, Marilyn A., 122 Humphreys, Boyce D., 72 8 Humphreys, james L., 250, 527, 541, 545, 546. 682 Humphris, Thomas L.. 672 Hunding. Carl XV., 250, 500 Hunley, Louis, 716 Hunt, Charles L., 250 Hunt, Frank, III, 683 Hunt, James C., 523, 666 Hunt, Rosalie ,I., 767 Hunter, David P., 541 Hunter, Donald J., 155, 4-ll, -170, 523, 680 Hunter, Doris, 101 Hunter, George, 485 Hunter, Leland K., 538 Hunter, Ralph M.. 147, 250, noi Hunter, Richard W., 724 Hunter, XVarren T., 158 Huntington, Dorothy A., 15-J Howard, james R., 156 Howard, janet, 755 Howard, joan A., 746 Howard, Marilyn A.. 159, 248, 772 Howard, Mary R., 159, 2-18, 519, 746 Howard, Norma E., 525, 753 Howard, Phyllis M., 7-16 Howard, Wlilliam, 149, 727 Howarth, john A., 248, -100 Howarth, Kenneth R., 248 Howden, james A., 248, 750 Howe, jack, 485 Howe, john T., 486 Howe, Lynette S., 774 Howe, Marvin, 482, 484 Howell, David W., 248, 678 Howell, Harold R., 248, 494 Howell, joseph E., 249, 593, 642, 711 Howerter, Sheldon C., 726 Hupert, janet, 456, 764 Huppert, William XV., 668 Hurley, Bernard W., 250, 413, 5lJl, 710 Hurrelbrink, Harold 493 Hurst, james R., 250 Hurst, Mary R., 451, 765 Hurst, Roy R., 73, 76 Hurt, Alice, 423 Hurt, james H., 480, 506, 72' Hurtak, Eleanor, 122 Husack, Charmaine J., 146. Husak, Lawrence M., 501 Husmann, Robert A., 725 Huson, Thomas, 99 Huspen, Robert F., 608, 688 Huss, Robert H., 144 Huster, janet L., 769 Huston, jean C., 776 Huston, Naomi F., 780 Huston, Richard W., 250, ssu, 553 Husung, Ruth j., 479 Hutcheson, Ellis C., 250, 400 Hutchings, Vernon, 82, 94, 05, Hutchinson, Marion E., 795 Hutchison, Ross, 99 Hutchison, Wallace W., 250 Hutson, Gretchen I., 250, 776 Hwang, Tse M., 727 474. 779 129 Howerton, Lloyd D.. 527 Howland, Kathleen R., 159 Hoyt, john L., 95 Hoyt, Robert L., 95 Hrd , Robert J., 249 Hrubant, Everett, 249 Hybert, Robert R., 445, 720 Hyde, Patricia L., 653 Hyde, Paul W., 154, 250 Hylen, Marvin E., 506 Hyman, Lieselotte L., 250 Hyman, Myles, 486 9 'J 1 I' -V-':-f A ' A ' sg 4 - s- ., ef' W ' Mt .Q-5.5f'ffif!l! ,TIPS .,,. f , S 1 I. 1, , . M N fs Q 151.gif , ' W t 5-'F' 5 agifefzinaf' .1. l. 1 5' A ....,, . - Q 2 i . , .. ? ' U . 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'- ' ri - if ,ifftt , s .,,,, .- its SHE- .., S QQ V' gqtttma a . 9 . . of '. as aa tux tx ,fx -- , Fiffg t' i filmtv-K Iraq., 4 Y, : ' , 5 f Ili! llll 1 I . 1 C and the door of each store is o pen to ou . . . the Graduating Class of 1950 Yes, Bloelc K Kuhl has the weleome mat out for the youth of today . . . beeause we believe. as we always have. in the need for new blood, new ideas, new people. The retail business is built on people. not maehines, and the need for ambitious, aggres- sive youth is endless. And it's a eomplex business, with a place for every type and talent . . . sellers. buyers. aeeountants. adyera tisers, artists . . . all are needed to ereate the great merchandising operation that brings the goods ot' the world to the retail consumer. Just as B X K has grown and expanded from a small beginning, so too may the young man or woman who stands on the threshold of a new eareer grow and expand. Block X Kuhl Vompany eongratulates you . . . opens its doors wide . . . to heartily welt-ome bright futures of tomorrow . . . the Graduating Vlass of 1950! t t t Location of the Block 85 Kuhl Stores l. Pvtlflfl 2. Rovkford -n ... Ventral Distribution -1. lialesluirg 5. l'll't'l1Il lI'l li. Hess Bros. tliast Hoekft 1. Danville S. Ke-wanee H. Quint-y lil. Rot-li lSl2ll11l ll. Danville tHomt- Storel 12. lleeatur lil. Ottawa H. Winnetka IS. l2l,Qll1 115. liurlington, lowa IT. .hlll'Hl'1L IN. .lullvt IH, Moline IH. llarenport, Iowa mln 815 Hyndmnn. Hollen R., 250, 588, -155, 520 Hyncls, Edward J., 685 Hynes, Shirley I.. 250, 768 Hyniuk, Olga, 787 I Iannacone, Alphonse. Iben, lcke. 479 Ice. Eueene L.. 6'2 Itenwle. Stanley T., 251 lde, Kathleen H., 251, 7'5 Ieronimo, Felice, 7' Ierulli, Anthony. 96 1.F. Cnmlfll. 412--415 lltner. George R., 151 lglowitz, Helene E., TS' Ignatius, Haig, 96 Ihbe. Gordon M.. 251, -195 Cl7YI,vfId7I Fellou 15:11. Illmi H11-Dell. '55 Fflruuir .-lfxofiizlifm. -l-il Illini lllml lmurarzfa Sorieltg, 50' 502 lllml .llrzrkeling Club, 508 lllim Pnblirlniug Camfmrn. -Hill Illilil Tlwrzlre Guild. 466 IHIIJI l'r1ifn1, 422-429 llli-Noise, 558-585 lllirmji Dirrililar Folnliiatnfrz, -l-15 lllill. -ISO-455 lllio Beauties, 396403 Iliff, nj I950, Cg,f,,g0, 133 Ill:-Som, 122 llllrifrirlom, 151 Iltis, Elaine A., 77-1 lmber, Murray, 734 Imre, Paul, 251, 52' lujgru. '77 Independent Men, 718-743 Independenl Women, 770-797 lmllml Stlfderzli .'i,rmrm1mu. 500 lfhfllilllrll Einrrzzwrr Snrlrlly, 501 lngalsbe, Vern C.. 251 lneels, Bert F., 'O' lngels, Robert F.. -115. 495, 501, ASQ lnglesh, Jacqueline M., 759 lnghram, Dean Florence B.. 29 lnerassia. john A., 251. 700 lngrassia, Michael 700 lngwersen. Burton A., 580, 608 lnhnrf, Edward, 708 Inman, Barbara II., 746 Inman, Dexter, 490 lnnls, Martha C.. 251, 431, 750 Ins-keep, Charles XV., -140. -HI, 73' Imnlnle of firronanlirnl Srlrrlrrf, 5'Il lfriurlmlerrrilj Colxrlril. -112-415 Intramural Sports, 644-649 locca. ,lames M., 251 Ioder, Glenn K., 251, 665 losue, Nicholas A., 351 Ireland, Frank, 70. 77' Ireland, XY'illiam, 95 Iresnn, Shirley M., 251, 734 Irernn, games E., 251 Irick, fi ay L., 251, 700 Irish, loan, -156 Irish, Lawrence R., 96 lrims. Louis M., 251, 392, 591, :D 611625, 627 In-in, Donald L., 461, Gas 454. jackson, john, -lS7 ,l.1CliSO.1, Margaret L., 74' jackson, Mary Ellen, 252, 789 lackson. Ralph E., 145, 252 jackson, Terry A., 478 ,Iacl-cson, XY rlliam Carroll, 252, 69-I jackson, XVilliam Charles, 251, 429, 701 jackson, XVilli.am R.. T11 Jacob. lohn, 113 lambi. ,l03n, 454. 793 Jacobowitz, john M.. 86. 89, 100 lambs, Carl M., 252, 421, 49S Jacobs, Carol D., 252, 385, -167, 499. 512, lacobs. 7v if Daniel. 252, 499 Ilncobs, Harry j., 1-SS Jacobs, Kenneth S., Ir., 682 Limbs Lester E.. 1-1-1 Jacobs, Marcella M., -iso, vw lneobs. Shelden H., 439, 692 lacobs. Shirley S., 252 Jacobsen, ,lane M., 459. 772 Jacobson, Albert S.. 676. Jacobson, Burton M., 86, 89 Jacobson, Deborah, 794 jacnhson, Earl XV., Jr., 720 ylzicobson, Estelle B.. 786 Iacnbsun. Hnrnlcl, 726 Jacobson, Herbert R., 253, 699 lacobsnn, Irwin, 255. 506 jacobson, jerume. 157, 255, 499, 521 jacobsun Jacobson, Jacobson Kathryn M.. 772 Robert E., 662 Roeers F., 676 lessen, lames C.. 254 jcssen, john D., 499 Jewell, Pauline H., 774 Jewell, XVilliam C., 720 jewsbury, XValter M., 618, 610, 624 jezek. George M., 555, 660 Vliaras, George T., 754 jiles, james F.. 415 Jin, Lillian, 25-1, 787 jinkins. Mary ,l., 456, 780 llirka, Frank j., jr., 86, 89, 100 loannides. Minas, jr.. 86, 89. 100 llodxar, Eunice A., 755 jotle, Roland D., 254, 430, -187 lohannsen. Fred. 516 622 jacques, XVilliam L., 660 jacula, Stephen, 96 jaenkc, Sylvan F., 727 jaeschke, Anne, 151, 255. 786 Jaffe, Corinne S., 255. 794 latte, Laverne, 766 latfe. Milton l., -115. 699 jgiguclzinski, Eleanor. 115 Ilahnke, Charlene G.. 431 jahnke, john C., -115, 523. 684 jahnke, Marilyn J., 792 lakofsky. Max, 498 james, Elinor L., 146, 787 James, john E., 726 james, Kenneth E., 674 james, Margaret G., 792 james, james, james, Mar F., -182 Phillip A.. 253. 415. 682 Thomas N., 672 lvcrsnn, lrvin, james XV., 698 Irvine, Lydia A.. 518,656 Irwin, Martha, 425 lsan. jerry B., 595. 705 Iseberg, Donna R., 251. 777 lscnberg, Shirley A., 748 lsenberger, Barbara F.. 505, 752 lshihnshi. Samuel XV., 252 lskalis Cons n in Zsl .. . ta t e T., ltscovitz, Yetta, 794 ltskowitz, Marvin, 158 Ivancevich. Steve. 252 lvens, Elizabeth H., 760 lvens, Virginia R., 252 lvers, Dorothy, 479 lvers, Eloise, 479 lvers, Margery A.. 479 lvcrs. Rita f,,, 121, 793 Llarence XV., 48-1 Jamison, Harry N., 5-17 Janata, Anthunv rl., 23 lanak, Delores M., 505. 785 janci, Steve J.. 253, 495 landa, Frank l., 253, 703 -Innes, john R.. 512 lanicki, james H., 721 Vlanislawski, Vincent. jr., 702 lankousky, Charles K.. 255, 512 janney, Irwin XV., 446 lanns, Nicky. '725 janov, Beverly F., 159, 253, 757 lansen, Evelyn E., 518, 754 Janson, Peter M., 255, 506, 607, 510. 521, 555 lanssen. Theodore S.. 697 lanus. Daniel j., 255. 508, 732 Jaremus, Boubene M., 157, 253, 521 jareo, jack W., 709 larman. W. I., 445 larvis, Marcelia L., 786 Jarvis. Willard G., 158, 253 lasinek. William G., 154 lasber, Norma j., 443. 479, 785 jayanti, Rousseau S., 509, 673 laync, Syle A., 553 leangerard. Ralph W., 689 jebens, Margaret G., 786 jeclcel, Russell L., 255. 456. 665 jelilers, Elton E., 509 jefferson, Charles R., 158. 253, 499. 521 jemmi, Leigh, 454 lenkins Frankl. 701 Jenkansj Gar6e1d'L., vm jenkins. loan G., 451, 754 jenkins jenkins: Peggy, 787 Thomas C., 150, 157, 254, K Iverson, Stanley H., 252, 506. 1171 lves, Burl, 475 Ives. Marlorie B., 769 Ivey, Bernard, 667 lvuv, Ruth A., 788 Irma, 794 lvy, Dr. Andrew C., 64 lzen, Jeanne B., 252, 773 lzmirlian, Dickran, 144 499, 521, 552, 535 jenkins, Thomas H., 254. 493 jenkins, William A., 716 jenkinsun, Gerald T., 701 jenne. LaVerne A., 254, 492. 500, 731 Jennings, Gregg N., 530 Jennings, Norma P., 754 lennings, Paul, 76, 129 lzui, Victor S., 75, 76 jablonski, Harry, 108, 114, 115, I jablnnslri. Robert L., 739 jachera, john T., 721 jankson. Arthur j., 252 jackson, Barbara L., 479 jackson, Donald A., 559, 541, T00 jackson, Edwin G., jr., 701 jatksnn 81 6 , Harold R., 251, 501 Jennings, Vivienne R., 782 lenscn jenscn Donald j., 487, 504, 505. 680 Harold j 254 jensen: lack E., 702 Jensen, john O., 516, 541 Jensen, joseph, 95 Jensen, Robert A., 677 Jenson, Lay, 152 Jenson, etcr, 543 Jem. john P., 441 jeromc, Marilyn, 254 lesenovec, William, 77 jeskc, john, 76 Tohn. Fred S., 682 Johns, Albert, 77 johns. Geor-le L., 157. 254. 521 dlohns, Marilyn L., T53 Johns, Ruth N., 146, -150, T59 Johnsen, Donald B., 254, 727 johnson, Abbey E., 7S5 johnson, Albert R., 701 Johnson, Alfred C., lr., 555, 697 johnson, Arthur C.. 254 vlohnson, Barbara A., 768 johnson, Barbara jean, 122, -178, -WI. 781 johnson, Bert O., 254, -l-ll, 737' johnson, Buxton L., 700 johnson, Carl F., 666 johnson, Carl R., 705 johnson, Carl W., jr., 506. 508, 714 johnson, Carol M., 254, 785 johnson, Cecil R., 524 johnson, Charles R., 508, 556. 682 johnson, Charles 508, 693 johnson, Charlotte M., 25-1, 772 johnson, Craig, 506, 727 johnson, Dale C., 677 lohnson, Daniel, jr., 721 johnson, Darrell L., 549, 555. 698 johnson, David E., 756 johnson, Delmar A., 497 johnson, Donald E., 510 johnson, Donald H., 727 johnson, Donald L., 462, 669 Johnson, Douelas. 511 johnson, Dudley B., 254, 497 johnson, Ellis D., 87, 130 johnson, Eric K., 486 lohnson, Eunice E., 780 johnson, Evelyn D., 780 lohnson, Evert P., 1-18, 25-1 johnson, F. Harold, 701, 725 Johnson, Fletcher G., 255, 669 johnson, Frank V., jr., 681 johnson, Frank W., 741 johnson, George E., 150, 255, 499 johnson, George R., 99 johnson, Gerald P., 625, 62-1, 685 johnson, Gordon, 94 johnson, Gordon C., 4-11 Johnson, Gordon F., 737 johnson, Gordon W., 727 johnson, Harold E., 725 johnson, Harold I., 255. 725 johnson, Herbert XV., 721 lnhnson, Howard B., 443 johnson, Howard Leighton, 151. mf johnson, Howard Leonard, 690 johnson, Ina C., 255, 772 johnson, james E., 668 johnson, james F.. 255, 739 johnson, Jerome XV., 688 lohnson, john, 149 johnson, lohn B., -186 johnson, john G., 157, 158, 255, 411 408, 521 johnson, Elin W., 100 johnson, enneth Edward, 678 Johnson, Kenneth Edward, 725 johnson, Kenneth S., 737 johnson, Lawrence L., 671 johnson, Lennart C., 736 johnson, Leo T., 588, 625, 626 johnson. Lizzie, 152 johnson, Lois M., 791 johnson. Margaret D., 65 johnson, Marguerita C., 152 johnson, Marguerite C., 763 johnson, Marillyn E., 749 johnson, Marilyn R., 481, 765 johnson, Marion, 746 johnson, Mark H., 668 johnson, Martha j., 255, 467. 753 johnson, Maurice E., 731 johnson, Melvin 255, -141. 757 johnson, Merle C., 666 johnson, Nancy,C., 255, 445, 792 johnson, Naomi F., 796 johnson, Nathaniel, 716 johnson, Paul W., 255 johnson, Pierr. 96 johnson, Prof. Ralph H., 154 johnson, Ralph H., 663 johnson, Raylmond N., 705 johnson, Ric ard G., 99, 144 johnson, Richard L., 443 Iohnson, Robert Eugene, 678 johnson, Robert H., 702 Johnson, Robert L., 255 johnson, Robert P., 87, 95 6. johnson, johnson, Roger D.. 255, 492, 725 Ronald C., 555 johnson, Stuart J., 144 lohnsun, Verlin K., 505 vlohnson, Virginia A., 467, 512, 749 lohnson, Wlallare S., 586 lohnson, Wlallace T., 413, 672 lohnson, Prof. XValter, 407 johnson, XVarren L., 707 lohnson, Wlavne F., 255. 715 lohnson, Xvilliam F., 668 lohnson, Wlilliam O., 737 johnson, Wlllliam R., 255 johnson, XVilliam S., 100 lohnston, Albert S., 731 ,lohnston, Guy E.. 255, 495, 499 lohnston james P., 87 lohnston, john 95 johnston, judith A., 656 lohnston, Richard T., 87 lohnston, Wfilliam H.. 255. 420, 668 lohnston, Wlillinm M.. 100 lnhnstone, Prof. H., 493 Vlnlev, Charles L.. 665 lolly, Finnis E., jr.. 256 jolly, Laura M., 755 Jonas, XVilliam H., 756 jones, Amos, 602. 605, 608, 681 jones, Ardeth l., 256, 775 Innes, Arlene J., 750 Iones. Arthur T., 148, 256 jones, Austin E., 425, 660 jones, Benton, 555 lones, Billy j., 150 lones. Charles E.. 155, 511 jones, David, 681 jones, Donald R., 523, 539, 543. 7 jones, Dorothy C.. 146, 425, 426, 755 jones, Edith C., 479 Jones, Edward j., 515, 716 lones, Edwin L., Ilr., 256, 510 jones, Fred E., 493 jones Geven, 485 jones, Gilbert A., 512 jones, Guinevere, 484 jones, Harold A., 150, 256, 510 lnnes, lack P., 678 lones, janet E.. 256, 746 lones, ,loan E.. 788 jones. loann D.. 754 lones, Joann P., 749 jones, lohn M.. 460, 670 Jones, john S., Jr., 256, 687 vlones, Lee XV., 256 jones, Lincoln H., 501 lones. Lynham D.. 695 Jones. Orville A., 499 jones, Paul C., 256, 684 jones, Princess E., 479 jones, Robert, 496 jones, Robert Henry, 756 ,lones Robert Huhn, 256 Jones, Robert XV., 256 jones Ruth, 101 jones, Thomas S., 158. 256, 485, 493 jones, Thomas S.. 65 Innes, Val S., 150 ,Iones Wlavne D., 498, -199 jones, William. 96 jones, William C., 700 Jones William D., 510 Iones Williz1mF. 150 256 521 Jfmnh, Betty J., 995 ' ' lorclan, joe J., 144 lnrdzin, Ralph B.. 256. 715 lordine, Donald J., 541 Jorgensen, Betty M., 525 lorgensen, George L., 674 Jorgensen, William C.. 663 jury, Frank L., Ir., 415. 522, 685 joseph, joe, 256 Joseph, Robert H., 705 Josephs. Milton, 256 josey, Alden D., 485 josten. George B., 257, 499, 521, 739 jourdain, Rose L., 454, 750 Iolllnalirm, Srbnnl of, 44, 45 vlovce. Thomas F.. Jr., 679 jubelt. Dorothy M., 450, 486, 759 Judy, Richard W.. 454, 496 juneman. Elizabeth L., 796 junior Chamber of Commerre of Clmmlmign-Urbana, 510 junkel, Wolfgang O., 499, 702 junnila, Katherine L., 787 llurak, Lawrence I., 693 juran, Rosalind B., 794 jutovsky, Lawrence, 727 Kachinskas, Gerald K., 750 Kaciusis, Theodore F., 257 Kaczorowski, Clement L., 257 Kade, Harold, 87 Kaclen, Vera, 152 Kaderman, Harold, 150 Kadow, Fred J., 725 Kaemoen, Charles E., 257, 510 Kacsebier, Loretta J., 443, 788 Kaffel, Fren M., 786 Kagan, Rochelle, 257 Kagan, Zena S.. 790 Ka ras, Kahle, Keith A., 1104 Kahle, Roslyn J., 7212 Kahle, XVilliam XV., 754 Kahler, Eugene S., 05 Kahlke, James H., 257 Kahn, Alan R., 11011 Kahn, Anne, 700 Kahn, Gloria, 757 Kahn, Gunther, 750 Kahn, Henry, 257, 4112, 405 Kahn, Lloyd, 257 Kahn, Rica O., 151, 774 Kain, Richard C., -100. 117- Kain, Robert E., 257 Kaindl. John E., 704 Kaplan, Jerome, 484 Kanlan, Leslie S., H' Kaplan, Lorzene E., 7151 Kaplan. Max, 482 Kaplan, Morris, 258 Kiplan, Morton, 2513 Kaplan, Norabellc, 704 Kaplan, Philip. 714 K.l11ln1 :llpluz Pri. 1181 Krlfvfm xlllvlmr Tlwlrl. 760 lxlrfffvrr Drlla. 7151 Kafvfm Dztffil Pl. 152 Kopp.: Drill: Rlw, 1182 fXirlf7f1,I Kllfrfm Grlllmlrr, 7112 lxhfvfur .Y1,unm. 633 K.1l1f1.17'1111 nllfvlm, 152 Karakourtis, Mary, 258, 235 Richard J., 158, 2514, -105 Kasten Kastor Kastor Jean R., 71-15 Richard U., 250, .. Kasten, 7 , Fretleritk XV., 250 , XX'ilIiam, 701 Kaswan, Jerry L., 7-10 Katauski, Joseph E., 720 Katel, XVilIiam, 11141 Kater, Marilyn J., 7112 Kats. Jerry J., -151, 700 Katsuyama, Fred M., 1014, 112, 115 Katz, Burton L., 41411, 1102 Katz, Donald J., 755 Eli 'IR Katz Katz: Ji mrdan, 721 Katz Marilyn, 7711 N Katz: .mini R., 705 Katz, Phyllis, 777 Katzen, Marilyn, 7711 11.1111 Klub, 794 Keqlev, Kathleen J.. 150, 210 417 7111 Keen, Dale R., 402, 504 Keen, Robert D.. 111111 Keener, Lharles H., 1100 Keeney. John F., 147 Keepers, Barbara. 152 Keesey, Jacquoline, 7111 Kelalas, tfhris, 21111 Kefalas, George, 150, 21111 Kehart, Ruth bl., 702 Kehlet, Alan B., 7211 Kehm, Ann B., 121 Kehm, Paul H., 2110 Keilman, Marilyn M., 751 Keller, Harold, 145 Keine, Burnell E., 751 Kaine, Jean P., 257 Kains, Sherwood B., 4811, 1170 Kaires, Gerald P., 257 Kaiser, Paul XV., Jr., 257. 11 Kalish, Eva R.. 785 Kallal, David J., 724 Kallen, Thomas E,, 705 Kalra, Surindra N., 500 Kelse Kaltenbronn, Eugene J., 1174 Kalthorf, Fred R., 715 Kamat, Ganpat J.. 500 Kamin, XX'!illiam L., 1100 Kaminetsky, Harold A., R7, 08 Kaminski, Donald E., 403 Kaminski, Edward XV., Ir., 257 Kaminski, Thaddeus, 257, 510 Kamm, Gilbert G., 144 Kamm, Richard M., -184, -ll-15 Kamm, Vernon C., 758 Kammerer, XVarren L., 705 Kamp, Prof. James, 502 Kamper, Dean E., 742 Kanak, Allen J., 148, 158, 357, 4-10 5-IO, 545, 712 Kanak, Richard H., 257, 421, 400, 725 Kandle, Kirk M., 110' Kane, Robert, 258, 553, 731 Kane, Roland R., 258, 720 Kanga, Bahman K., 500 Kann, Mrs. D., 757 Kannall, Virgil F., 258 Kanter, Alan, 98 Kanter, Eugene, 258, 724 Kantro, David L., 144 Kanwischer, Edmund R., -145 Kao, Richard C., 144 Kao, Rose T., 788 Kaplan, Alvin, 140, 516 Kaplan, Charles, 08, 128 Karatz, Walter D., 740 Karbelnig. Manny, 07, 130 Kardon, Charles M,, 2511 Kai'el, James S., 510 Karel, Paul S., 7011 Karet, Arline S., 258, 701 Karkow, Robert B., 258, 111111 Karl, Allan L., 144 Karlan, Arthur E., 145, 253, 415, 727 Karlin, Donna R., 757 Kailovsky, Edward P., 485, 512 Karlovsky. Jerry, Jr., 258, 512 Karmin, Monroe XV., 258, -1551, 1100 Karnes, Ray, 152, 500 Karnosky, Thomas J., 1-18, 258, 5011 Karns, Byford L., 6110 ' Karon, Ethel M., -127, 450, 7115 Karp, XVarren, 6811 Karpel, Frank J., 735 Karpraun, Betty L., 503, 702 Karpraun, Rita A., 150, 505, 776 Karr, Mrs. Pearl, 6811 Karraker, Alvan, 00 Karraker, James D., 720 Karraker. John D.. 608 Karras, John, 500, 508, 500, 601. 605, 604, 605, 606, 607, 603, 6110, 608 Kartman, Davida J., 426, 427, 766 Karzen. Barbara L., 764 Kaschak, Margaret M., 154, 253, TRN Kase, Jack L., 600 Kashiwabara, John E., 77, 87, 00 Kashiwabara, Kay K., 73 Kasperski, Evelyn A., 783 Kassel, Charles E., 674 Kasserman, Kreel, 140 Kauffman, Avner, S7, 0-1, 07 Kaulfmann, Ellin H., 250 Kauffmann, Russell E., 250, 11111 1 Kaufman, Donald I.., 117, 250, 11-1 -102, 750 Kaufman, Irving, 7110 Kaufman. Natalie. 775 Kaufman, Richard I., 73, 75 Kaufman, Tom, 71-1 Kaufman Kaufman Kaufman Kaufman Kaufman Ka--lfuss. Kautz, C , Vernon R., 250, 750 , XVilliam, 08 n, Herbert, 07 n, John, 250 n, Robert fi., 25-1, 711 Arthur J.. 250, 403, 400 lyde A., 35-1441, T111 Kavensky, Harrison H., 750 Kaplan, Harold, 1192 Kassover, Lawrence G., 250, 705 Kawesch, Louis A., 250, 5118 Kay, James XV., 441 Kay, Marilyn Z., 505. 701 Kay, Simon, 250, 730 Kaye, Francine L., 757 Kazdin, Mortimer, 250 Kazlo, Frederick H., 725 Keach, Barbara A., 7011 Kean, Robert E., 1100 Kearns, Marilyn J., 755 Keating, Corrine R., 250, 7110 Keating. Earl J., 1101 Keats, Sherman D., 145, 250. 5113 735 Keefe, Daniel G., 260, 421, 462, 403 Keefe, Jerome M., 5511, 725 Keefer, Elizabeth J., 2110, 5115, 75-1 Keegan, Robert P., 11110 Keehner, Ronald A., 7311 Keel, Marcia A., 11511 Keith, Keith, Keith Diane L., 7112 Prof. Granxille, 517 'l'om, 415 Keflani, Lane N., 701 Kellams, Dorothy J., 7811, 73s Kellar, XVilliam J., 4711 Keller Keller Alice J., 752 Anne L., 7510 Keller, Eugene A.. 2110. 478 Keller, John R., 140, 2110 Keller, Rae L., 787 Keller, Roland XV., 1183 Kelley Horace A., 2110 141115511 1111111 xv., 43- Kelley , Lerria E., 121, 7110 Kelley, Richard, 120 Kelley, Robert C., 2110. 510, 1105 Kelley Roy 441 Kellogg, Dorothy E., 260, 441 Kello Kello Kelly ua. Gertrude, 441 HH. XVilliam H., 2611, 4-ll Burt H., 2110 Kelly: Harmon, 76 Kelly Janet R., 754 Kelly: Kathleen E., 511 Kelly, Robert E., 2110, -182, -1511 Kelly, Russell, 145 y, Paul, 140 Kelz, Theodore, 502 Kemble, Don, 680 Kemnet, Ted, 405, 507, 517, 1185 Kemp, Emory L., Jr., 555, 711 Kemp, Helen, 152 Kempa, Joseph XV., 751 Kempner, Dorothy, 260, 700, 791 Kenaga, Jay XV., 720 Kendall, Theodore XV., 701 Kendrick, Frances L., 479, 520, 774 THANK YOU CLASS OF 1950 FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF PHOTOGRAPHING NEARLY 2000 OF YOU FOR REPRODUCTION IN THIS ISSUE OF THE ILLIO AL DANIELS STUDIO The House of Fine Portroiture 612 East Green Street On Campus .E. 'NEIL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY mem! Contractors 2751 CLYBOURN AVENUE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 81 7 Kendrick. Ted L,, 1-ll, 260, 401, SOI '05 Kennard, Leonard ,l.. -ISS Kennedy, Alice, 121 Kennedy. Corrine L.. 761 Kennedy, David R.. 682 Kennedy, Dolores, I-16 Kennedy, Eleanor C.. 774 Kennedy. George H.. 698 Kennedy, Helen M.. 'Sl Kennedy, james L., S00 Kennedy, Prof. j. XVilliam, 451 Kennedy. loan, '80 Kennedy, Mary L.. 'SS Kennedy, Patty A., 429. 765 Kennedy, Robert C., 400 Kennedy, Robert F.. 261 Kennedy, XY'illiam F.. 15? Kennedy, XVilliam F.. 486 Kennedy. XVilliam R., 415. 663 Kenney. Phvllis A.. 755 Kenney, Robert E., 261 Kenney. XVillard E., 682 Kemnmf, 511 Kerch. Norma I.. 785 Kerner, XVilliam R.. Jr., 261 Kerns. Harold T., 261. 521 Kerr. Fred XV., 463, 492. 753 Kerr, james R., 512 Kerr. john E.. 95 Kerr. XValter L., 261, 708 Kerrinnan. Charles H., 4917, 720 Kersch, Vida ,l.. 419, SIO, 779 Kersten, loanne R.. -D70 Kerstin, Eugene M., 261 Kerstnn, Delavenna. 789 Kersulis. Wfalter T., 261. 38-X, 479. Soi, s0o,6ov,i1os, 613. 614, 616 617, 660 Kinney, Nancy J., 786 Kinsey, Charles J.. 705 Kinter. Mark R.. 144 Kinlner, Lester L., 157, 265 Kipnis, Gilbert P.. 87. 95, 130 Kipnis, Leonard M., 686 Kipnis, Marilyn B., 79-I Kibning, Richard J., 499 Kirby. Carol A., 474, 7-16 Kirbv, Donald, 492 Kirby. ,lack XV.. 263. 463 Kirby, Phvllis L., 775 Robert S.. 675 Kirby, Kirch, Ernst. 113. 116 Kircher, Barbara J.. 765 Kirchhofer, XVilliam J., 1-l7, 263. -l-li, 492, 677 Krrchman. Nora. 101 Kiriakos. John G.. 263 Kirkpatrick, Doris J., 788 Kirkpatrick. Robert L.. 147 Kirkwood. Billy D., 7-l0 Kirsch, Daniel. 705 Kirsch. Leroy O., -S8-3, 485 Kirshner, joseph S., 263 Kish, Alex. Os Kisinger, Everett, -186. 488 Kissel, Audrey I., 743 Kissel, Edwin, 97 Kissel, Patricia A.. 263 Kissel. Wlayne A.. 263 Kissin, Paul S.. 263, 727 Kitaoka. Harvey N,, 263 Kirch, Eleanor, 264, 70 Kirsch, Edward A., 150 Kiltermaster, lohn A., 26-l, 675 Kiellstrom, Theodore E., 661 Klabacha, ,lohn I., 87, 100 Klaersch. Marjorie E., 456, 479. 7-S0 Klein, Dean Marv jane, 29, 416 Kesel, Robert G., 261, -413. 68 Kesler, Robert E.. 261. 591, 634, 663 Kesler, Wfilliam R., 261, 535, 5-SO, 663 Keslin, Robert N.. 26l, 750 Kessler. Howard E., '35 Kesten, Lila S., 261. 788 Kettclkamp, Larrv D.. 480. 666 Kettelkamp, Marilyn I., 752 Keuer. lames R.. 261 Kev. Helen J.. 261, 755 Keys, Richard O.. 733 Keyser. lohn E., 70-l Keyser, Wlilliam A., 261, 668 Khan, Mohammed A., 509, 673 Kharasch. jerry. 97 Kline Kiriup, Albert F.. S46 Kibbe, john P.. 712 Kibler, jean, 115 Kidd, Ronald R.. 515, 727 Kidd, William C., 697 Klebac k, Phyllis L.. 780 Kiefer, Arthur R., l-19 Kieler, Harold E,, 446, 527, 555 Kien, Gerald A., 487 Kreres, Robert T.. 261, 695 Kiesel, Rudolph E., 728 Kiewetz, Olga D.. 755 Kizer. Raymond E,, 262 Kilbfgy. Lambert J., 262, 499, 535. 1 IJ Kilby, Donald P., 660 Klamer, Oscar A., 493, 677 Klnncir, joseph, S12 Klaric, XY7alter, 264, S21 Klassen. lack A., 600 Klatt. XVilliam R,, 707' Klautsch. Ralph E., 150 Klehan. XVarren G., 750 Klebe, Robert. 668 Kleckner. KVilliam, 120 Kleeman Hubert . 740 Klein, Klein . l . Betty L. . 778 Iuliet 793 Klein' Lesliei. 711 Klein, Marvin, 740 Klein, Paul R., 684 Klein, Richard. 639 Klein. Wfilliam E., 264, 527, 546, 701 Kleiner, Edgar F., 727 Kleinsmith, Ruth A., 761 Klemm. Merton 674 Klemm e, Betty I., 780 Klevans. Sylvia, 130 Klier, Helen M., 144 Anthon ' F., 386, 501, 599, Klimek. y 608, 648. 665 Kline, lanet M., 769 Thomas. 264 Knoch, jean M., 26-X, 761 Knoebel, Howard NV., 158, 264, 740 Knoll. George C., jr., 663 Knop, Marjorie B.. 479, 760 Knospe, XVilliam H., 264, -496 Knowebel, Donald. 150 Knowles, Gordon N., 26-i, 505 Knox, Ellis G., -H4 Knox, jane, -H-I Knox. john G., 216 Knuclson. Harold D., 726 Knuerr, XVilliam V., 265. 715. 515 Knuppel, Boyd B., 52-I Kobere, George E., 148, 149, Koblish. Joyce H., 78' Kona. Harold J., 265, 490 Kocal, Lawrence F., 720 Koch, Eugene M., I-59, 265, 420, 700 Koch. Paul XV., -S98 Kochnuk, XValter I., 265, 707 Kocol. Raymond I., 265, -499. 728 Koehler, Dempsey I... 668 Koehler, Mary L., 760 Koehn. Charles E., 515, 595. 689 Koehlnmann, Dolores S., 765 Koelling. Herbert L., 690 Koelling, XVilliam F., 701 Koenig, Francis J.. -Ill Koenigsmark, Edward XV., 265, 726 Koepke, Burton F., 508 Koepper, Rorzer E., 662 Koepsel, Wlilliam D., 265, 499, 516, 720 Koetter, Leonard C., 485 Kofoed, Robert E.. 265 Koglin, Norman A., 731 Kohlbecker, john L., 158, 265 Kohlbrener, Robert M., 87, 98 Kohn, Robert B., 555 Koiiane, Edward V., 521 Koiima, Tetsuaki, 262. 265 Kikontis, Wlilliam. 153 Kolar, jerry A., -185, 492, 730 Kolinger. Wfilliam A., 68-l Kolker, Stanley, 265. 66-S Kolmer. Armina H.. 265. 503. 781 Kolodziei, George C., 265 Koltveit, Albert, jr., 728 Komes. William C., 688 Kondzella, Fred J., 415, 533. 646, 647, 704 Kondzella. Michael A., 688 Konigsfelcl. Richard J., 674 Konout, Richard, 684 Kontos, Theodore C., 265, 693 Koons, Charles. 759 Koontz, Howard D., 155, 720 Kooperman. Edwin B., 699 Kopeckv. Robert A.. 496 Kopel. Dick G.. 266. 431, 692 Kopetz, Raymond, 740 KoDka. lohn, 631, 631 KODD. Melvin A.. 45-1 Koppel. Donald, 128 Korb. Carolyn R.. 266. 406, 4508, -1l9. 421428, 437, 788 Korbilas. Christ P., 266. 739 265 Krantz, Donald V.. 166. 499. 520, 521 Krantz, Louis E., jr., 522, 669 Kranz, Richard E,, 267, 384, 390, 453, 520 Krapf, Koreen P., 156, 267, 463, 503, 780, 795 Kratvoil, Lorraine, -558, 781 Kratz, Paul jr., 267 Krause. Arthur H., 267, 516, 735 Krause, Bernhardt C., 267, 492, 500 Krause, Charles F.. 150, 267 Krause. Mary T., 267, 774 Krausz, lxravcts Verna L., 653, 768 , Leonard. 415, 487, 706 Kravetz, Daniel W., 696 Kraybill, Carolyn J., 525, 655, 772 Krc. Steve. 267. 702 Krebs, Helen M., 723. 747 Krebs, john D.. 267, SOI. 701 Kreid, Leland F., Jr., 679 Kreiling, Eloise L.. 267. 791 Kreiling. Marvin D., 267, 492 Kreker, Ion A., 678 Krell, Allan M., 157 Krell, Alvin, Ir., 487, 750 Kremen. Samuel. 97 Kreml, Charles XV., 73, 76 Kret, Robert J., 267, 605 Kretschmer, Vernon, 24, 423 Kreuter, Olin G., 509 Kreuzkamp, Lincoln T., 500 Krez, Conrad A., 533 Kreig. Glen NV.. 267. 683 Kreiger. ,lean H., 144 Krigbaum, Thomas H., 669 Kristal, Stewart F., 686 Krrstufek. Charles J., 154, 751 Kritser, Harold R.. 267 Krizan, Thomas, 154 Krohngold. Ralph, 508, 714 Kroll, Elaine, 764 Krom, Howard, 267, 664 Kronenberg, Nathan, 97 Krubeck, Ralph D., 267, -596, 510, Killam, Fred J., 261, wg, 504, sos, 665 Killelea, jeane E.. 655. 774 Killelea. Richard F.. 262 Killey. Victor XV.. 261 Killian, George. IS3 Killian, Vireinia C., 262, 796 Killian. Wfilliam C.,-185. 515 Killoren, Edward W.. 162, 721 Killough, Robert G., 87, 99, 150 Killnatrick james C.. 689 Kimball, Harris L.. 262. 516, 700 Kimbrough, Orla, 70, 77 Kimbroueh, XX'endell M., 665 Kimler, Patricia A.. 262, 416, 755 Kimmel, Edward R.. 704 Kimmelshue. Edward M.. 665 Kimpel. Raymond R., 262, -497, 6-ll Klmpling. Frank XV., 509 Kimura, Lillian C., 788 Kinast. Earl 262 Kincaid, David j., 513. 593 Kincaid, Donald M., 262. 660 Kindell, Florence E., 262 Kinder, Norvin P., 262, 510 Kinell, Carl, 76 Klingbiel, Donna R., 781 Klinfzel, Alan B., 646, 647 Klingele, lemme J.. 667 Klineele. Kenneth H.. 524 Klinzenfus. Emil l., -161, 68-l Klinser, Thelma l., 704 Klinfrler. Donn L., -587 Klink. Darrell E., 150, 264 Klinkc. XVarren R., 499, 735 Klitenick, Edward, 98 Klochan. Keith W.. 479. 510 Klockgeter, Joann M., 785 Klockzien. Vincent H., 264, 735 Klompus. Richard B., 706 Kloska. Hueelte P.. 560, 768 Klutz, Harlan. l-10 Kluczynski. Cecelia P.. 264, 272 Klukos, Irvin, 511 Klumb, Paul J.. 1-H Klupar, William G., 26-4, 521, 674 Klussendorf, john R., 726 Kmak. Walter S., 550. 553 Kmiecik, Lawrence, 264, 759 Knackmuhs. Glen G., 144, 149 Knake, Ellery L., 147, 738 Korem, Koritz, Koritz Richard. 266, 739 jo A.. 762 Llovd T.. 100 750 Krueger, Bernard E., 597, 598, 599, 605, 605, 607, 603 Krueger, Oscar A., 508 Krueger, Raymond E., 268, 690 Krueger, Shirley E., 268, 763 Krueger, Stanley, 540 Kruger, Thomas C., 268, 707 Kruger, Lois M., 653, 792 Kruger, Walter S., 535 Krugly. Judith, 794 Krumbholz, jerry A., 670 Krummel, Magel A., 781 Krumwiede, Loren C., 740 Krupnick, Murray, 268, 721 Krupp, Dorothy A., 786 Kruse, Richard L., 268. 678 Krusemark, Mary L., 443, 788 Krutchtield, june, 653 Kruzan, Thomas, 695 Kubat, Beverly j., 268, 784 Kubitz, Frederick T., 668 Kubly, Herbert. 466 Kucera, Llewellyn F., 730 Kuderna, Elaine B., 268, 758 Kuebler, john R., jr.. 662 Kuegemann, Victor E., 268 Knapp, Ralph R., 720 KUJPP. Knauf, Theodore C.. jr., 711 Robert C., 548. 556. 608 Koritz, Korn. Emerald I... 763 Kornblum, William A.. 87. 9-4 Kornegger, Mildred A., 796 Knrnegger, Dolores, 1-16 Korol, Marvin A.. 266, 728 Korostoff, Helene, 794 Korte, Donald A.. 738 Koski. Ruth E., 527 Kosteline. Gwen P., 785 Koster, Merrill T., 734 Koster, Ronald, 76 Koster. Russell W., 734 Kostial, Betty A., 788 Kostick, Sherman P.. 706 Kosrka, Dolores B., 478, 783 Kostka, Elmer B., 509 Kotch, Alex, jr., 662 Kotek, Doris E., 266 Kotlarz, Robert S., 691 Kotowski, Robert E., 266, 521, 7l0 Koucky, Robert W., -593 Koven, Stanley A., 699 Kovitz, Sanford. 266, 706 Kowalski, joseph W., 713 Kozri, Kenneth E., 266, 521 Thomas, 82 Kuenstler, Sarah R., 775 Kuethe, Dale E., 734 Kuhl, Howard Lynn, 88, 96, 123 Kuhn, Albert j., 268 Kuhn, Edwin A., 551, 553 Kuhn, Wolfgang, 482, 484 Kuhne, Richard M., 268, 508, 510 Kuhnhenn, Lester F., 512 Kuhns, Budd, 669 Kuhns, Janice L., 767 Kuhns, joan E., 144 Kuizin, Anna B., 795 Kukura. Charles j., 462 Kulat, Hamid R., zes, 691 Kulig, Adeline E., 159, 268, 795 Kumpf, Richard O., -486 Kunke, George, 76 Kuntz, james E., 144 Kunza, Eileen A., 789 Kupfer, joan E., 268, 794 Kupperman, Laeh E., 512. 764 Kurchitzer, Mildred, 159, 268, 653, Kupski. Robert B., 721 790 Kurrus, Suzanne, 762 King, Darlene R., 262 King. Donald T., 682 King, Hugh M., 676 King, john G.. 265, 675 Kina lohn M 416 421-1 701 King: Joseph 666 ' King, Mary H., 263, 781 King, Patricia A., 746 King, PerryHjr,, 263 King, Ray, ., 108, 123 King, Ro ert, 608 King, Robert A 76 King, King -. - 3 Robert H., 660 Roberta A 263 438, 480, 785 Kingdom. Merlyri .263 Kingery, Robert A., 263. 674 Kingry, Earl L.. 524 818 Knaur, Carolyn j., 452, 656 Knauss, Marjorie R., 264 Knauss. Raymond G., 155 Knecht, David j., 155, 527, 546 Knepper, Trent S., 264, 498, 512, 513, 661 Knetsch, Geraldine L., 788 Knetsch. Kermit L., 153, 702 Knier, Charles M., 2-4 Knight, Abner, 466 Knight, Lucille S., 752 Kni ht, Mary j.. 783 Robert E. 87 94. 99 Knight, , , Knight, Ruth L., 121, 792 Wesley W.. 487, 666 Knight, Knobel, john E., 479 Knoblock, Dolores E., 87, 101 Knoblock, Paul T., 725 Kozacka, Arthur G., 266 Kozy, Norman R., 266, 506, 510, 7I0 Kraabel, Virginia M., 427, Kraegel 459. 760 , Norbert E.. 701 Kraeger, john F., 500, 672 Kraft, Donald E., 429, 496, 497 Kram, Lois R., 518, 764 Kramer, Beverly. 794 Kramer David B., 266, 693 Kramer. Elayne. 764 Kramer, Gertrude A., 266 Kramer, Gloria N., 430, 759 Kramer juan E., 752 Kramer: iriseph D., 735 Kramer Kramer Krance. , ilton, 266, 673 Ruth L. 88 101 l30 'Walter A., 266, -399. 5:1 Kurth, Roland E., 268 Kurtz, Ernest A., 723 Kurtz, Orville I., 268 Kuschmann, Barbara J.. 759 Kushino, Kenji, 88 Kustner, Charles J., 698 Kustner, Elizabeth A., 775 Kutch, Warren J., 269 Kutsunis, George T., 269 Kutzler, Leo F., 269 Kuykendall, Erick, jr., 608 Kuypers, john. 472, 482, 484 Kwan, Francis P., 269, 735 Kwasniewski, Eugene S., 155, 511 Kwinn, Marilyn C., 747 Kypta, Linton S., Jr., 150, 269, 740 Kyzivat, Dolores R., 269, 784 L LaB.1w, Nye L., 154 LaBeau, C., 508 Labrecque, Elinore J., 493 Lach. Edward F., 269, 72S Lacillade, Louise C., 796 Lacy, Keith E., Jr., 413. 690 Lacy, XVilliam E., Jr., 88 Lader, Stanley H., 269 Ladley, Roy S., 720 Laesch, Patricia A., 754 Lager, Joanne, 154, 410, 420, 776 Lago, Joseph M., 470 Lahey, George A., 698 Lahl, Sue F., 260, 768 Lahman, Robinson D.. 415. 4-16, 492, 665 Laible. Donald G.. 520 Laible, Elwood G., 755 Laible, James R., 495. 720 Laing, Prof. Alan, 452, 495. 517 Lair, John E., 550, 687 Laitala. Everett, 521 Laitala, Grace, 479 Laks. Sidney, 722 Lamantia, Patricia A., 763 LaMarche, Carolus R., 420 Landes. Verna J., 270, 481, 783 Lanclholt, Hilmer C., 511 Landin, Esther, 479 Landis, George H., 270, 395, 513, SQ5, 646, ti-17, 68s Landon, Joseph H., 724 Landreth, Kenneth E., 270, 495 Landreth, XVilfred G.. 701 Landrey, Edgar E.. Jr., 270, 485 1..mdy. .Jerome J., as, 04, 97 Landy, Nina T., 748 Lane, Jim, 96 Lane, Richard XV.. 603, 685 Lane, Robert G., 270, 405 l..1ne, Robert K.. 270 William R., 675 Lamb, Laura J.. 761 Lamb, Lawton B., 522, 614, 619, T01 Lamb, Marian R., 269, 767 Lamb, Ralph, 517 Lamb Wfalter L.. 150, 260, 492 Lamb, Lambda Chi filfrbn, 684 Iglfflbflfl Krzbpn Signzn. 115 Lambdin, Stephen, 269, 485 Lambert, James H., Jr., 88, 100 Lambert, June C., 791 Lambrecht, Kathryn M., 269, 785 Larnbright, John A., 684 Lamhright, Joseph G.. 684 Lambright, Wfinifred L., 747 Lamm, Donald C., 678 Lamm, Eileen J., 775 Lampe, Charles R., 148, 701 Lampert, Henry S., 269 Lampitt, Beniamin E., 269 Lampley, Ruby E., 761 Lamport, Kenneth NV., 269, 499 Lancaster, Forrest L., 509 Land, Maurice L., 147, 270 Landau, Charlotte, 774 Landen, Glenn R., 732 Landers. Joan B., 781 Lane, Robert L., 670 Lanfranki, John, 82, 100 Lang, Audine J., -183, 484 Lang, Daniel A., 88, OS Lang, Elaine, 424, 757 Lang, Stanley E., 270, 521 Langas, Christ J., 270, 736 Lange, Audrey L.. 656 Lange. Joanna. 482, 484 Lange, Theodore C., 485, 515 Lange. XVilbert L., 726 Langebartel, Ray, 485 Langeler, George H., 725 Langer, Betty A., 793 Langer, Rudy. 755 Langford, Patricia A.. 503 Langham, Shirley, 781 Lankenau, Floyd N., 4469 492 Lankenau, Wfilliam L., 486, 727 Lankston, Robert J., 270, 499, 712 Lankton, Harold F., 669 Lanuti. Frank, 90 Lany, Mary A., 781 Lapaitis, Dolores L., 774 Lapanse, Earl F., 741 LaPlante, Harry E., 100 Lapp. Ernest, Jr., 502 Lappe, Leonard M., 270, 722. 725 Lappin, Arthur J., 492, 505, 758 Lardner, Decker, 96 Large, Arlen J.. 454, 683 Large, Nyle H., Jr., 487 Largent, Robert S., 500 Larimer, Mark, 636 Lark, Thomas, 76 Larkin, George B., 704 Larkin, Rosemary R.. 88. 101, 130 Larmoth, Jeanine L., 796 LaRocco, Charles V.. 270, 672 Larry, Nelda L., 781 Larsen, Ann E., 782 Larsen, Dean Henning, 48, 432 Larsen, Patricia A., 478 Larsen, Richard E., Jr., 270 Larson, Arthur O., 446 Larson, Rev. Askel, -145 Larson, Audrey J.. 772 Larson, Donald K., 150, 157, 270, 441, sro, 521, 737 Larson, Fred E., 415 Larson. George L., 704 Larson, King R., 707 Larson, Larry U., 705 Larson Patricia, 701 Larson: Robert L., 270, 584, 5 -156,540,550.555.677 Larson, Roger R., 705 Larson Larson Larson .Roy G., Jr., 170 , Thelma J., 785 Carl, 140 LaRue,i Kenneth sa, oe LaRue Lasak, La3Cas Lasco, Robert L., 681 Edwin M., 271, 710 as, Vince A., 682 Ralph A., 271, 752 Lash, Harry, Jr., 271, 691 Lash, Richard E., 727 Lask, Marlene J., 701 04, 401, Lasslo, Andrew, 116 Lateer, John E., 271 Lateer, Robert XV., 271, 502 Latham, Betty J., 750 Latham, Darrell E., 154 Latham, Robert A., Jr,, 524 Lathrop, Donald R., 711 Laube, Carol J., 782 Laube, Robert B., 150, 158 Laurhner, Robert C., 155, 415, 436, 670 Lauer, John R., 711 Lauler, Frank E., 734 Laufer, Gwen A., 271, 496, sgs, 553 783 Laughnon, John, 479 Launer, Twilla, 441 L.z1frelHon.re. 778 Laurence, Philip H., 73, 77, 123. 13 Laurence, XVilliam, 435 Laurie, XVilliam B., 683 Lauschke, Corinne R.. 271, 431 Laut, Elmer P., Jr., 506 Lauter, Leonard H., 150, 271, 706 Lauter, Yale H., 740 I-Jurerbacli. Gloria J., 271, 753 Laux, Norman J.. sis, 751 Laxender, Ann S.. 751 Lavenstein, Henrietta S., 778 Lavery, Richard M., 750 Lavin, Sheldon, '78 Limx Cnllqqrf ul, 46--17 Law, Glenn C., 589, 650 Law, Newt, 608 Lawler, Harold B., 506, 72,4 Lawler, Jane T., 759 L.1r1ft'f' Lmfeu, 734 Lawler, Richard L., 1-19. 154, is 271,406,-107,670 Lawless, John M., 155, 511 Lawless, Lawrence, 725 Lawlor, Raymond S., 608 Lawrence, Alan R.. 685 Lawrence, Robert E.. 462, 499, 5 635 Lawrence, Xvilliam B., 153 Lawrence, Wfilliam J., 707 Luiz' Scllmii. 511 Lawson. Donald L., 556 Lawson, Frederick H., 592, 685 Lawson, Glenn D., 271, 499 Lawson, Mrs. Maude, 731 Layer, Wfilliam H., 675 Layman, Ralph R., 479 Layson, Doris J., 525 Layton. 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Louis. 508. 608. 600 LeVar, Ronald R., 75 Levein, Robert. 730 Levenson, Marvin A., 7-10 Levenson, Owen L., 714 Levenson, Samuel D., 143, 140, 271 Leverenz, Clarence C., 666 Leverenz, Edward C., 6178 Levey. Ronald S., 66-1 Lee, Chin. 721 Lee, Dah-Hsuan. '21 Lee. Gerald, 'Oo Lee, james E., 671 Lee, james P., 60 Lee, jane, -150, 75-1 Lee, jeanne G.. 271, '61 Lee, Katherine j.. 561, '75 Lee, Lawrence D.. 1011 Lee, Marilyn S.. 780 Lee, Mary A., 780 Lee, Raymond L., jr., 155, 272 Lee. Robert, 76, 85, 93, 574. 100, 12-1. '15 Lee, Sheldon M., 272, 415. 'oo Lee XYllll13ITl 607 Leeb, Alvin j., 88 Leeds, joan, 757' I,ttm.1rJ Lr2J,i3t'. 770 Leemine, ,james XV., 700 Leemon, john A,, 272, 670 Leeber, Arthur L., 272 Leif, jewell R.. 272, 775 Letler, Emery D.. 510 Lefstin, Allen. 97 Leggett, Patricia BI.. -145 LeGrande, Aubrev H., 272, 'oo LeGrande. jane N., 272 Lehman, Donald C., 506 Lehman, Fred O., 501 Lehman. XVilliam B.. 501 Lehn. hfariorie A., 470, 733 Lehn, Phyllis A., 753 Lehner, Stephen S., 426, 456, 526, 727. '55 Lehr Barbara j., 707 Allan B.. 705 Lehr, Howard H., 272, 696 Lehr, Marjorie L., 272 Lehr, Samuel G., 673 Leib, Alvin, O8 Leib, john E., 648, 6-1-1 4 Leibowitz, Leonard, -72 Leidecker, Henry A., 272 Leiter, Donald S., 705 Leigh, Bert, 93, 97 Leieh, Marian H., 272, 765 Leigh. Thomas, 402, 504, 735 Leighly, Hollis P., 740 Leighly. Philip. 512 Leighley, Stanley, 512 Leighton, Charles R.. 100 Leighton, Richard T., 148, 149, 506 Lflmzd Manor. 705 Leinberger, Clara j., 88, 101, 124 Leiner, Frederic C., 272, 740 Leinhaupel, Frank. 425 Leininger, Raymond A., -145 Leiser, Roger S., 495 Leisten, Annette, 272, -127, 788 Leiter, O. C., 454, 455 Lekan, Edward F,, 511 Lekberg. XVilbert C.. 487 Lello, Victor XV.. 272, 511 Lemberg, Sanford, 664 Lembkey, Philip H., 272, 672 Lembkey, Robert F., 148, 275, 672 Lemburg. Wayne A., 275, 508, 510 Lemen, George W., 551, ssg, Lemersal. Robert R., 682 Lemke, Homer G., 415 Lemmon. Iohn. 152 Lenard. Michael, 408. 721 Lenassi. john R., 727 Lencioni, Dario S., 275, 507, 678 Lendrum, Prof. james T,, 24, 667 I.enit, Oscar, QR Lentz, Donald E.. 715 Lentz, Dorothy, 151 Lentz, john H., 54, 500 Lenz, Albert T., 685 Lenz, Laurence H., 461, 511 Lenz, Robert E., 273 Lenzini. john F., 275, 4514 Leon, john G., 273 Leon, Marvin, 1-18, 255 Leonard, Deane C., 275 Leonard, George E., 603 Leonard, Samuel E., 600 Lelqage. David XV., 675 Lenie., Robert E.. 740 Leon, Betty l... 71441 Lerman, Lawrente 711 Levin, Barbara j.. 764 Levin Bette Z, 766 Levin: Betty Ai., 76-1 Levin , Deana. 7R6 Levin, Elinor A.. 274. 786 Levin, Herbert, 07 l.evin, lack M.. 274 Levin, lorry. 07 l.evin, joyee S., 274. 700 Levin Levin, Mirvin K.. 88. OR Meynard D., -136, 73 Levin, Myron M.. 664 Levin. Rohert, 114 Levine, Alan. 602 Levine , Donald, 696 Levine, Ellis S.. 701' Levine. Eugene. 08 Levine, Howard B., 27-1. 1410 '50 Levine, Sevmour, 274 Levine. XVilma A.. 749 Levins. Beverlee M., 778 Levit, Martin H., 7?-0 Levitan, Edwin S., 602 Leviton. Bernard, 600 Leviton Eli M.. 750 Levitt, Levy, Levy Melvin B., 27-1, 521, 72 Bernard S., 714 Levy: Burton H., 706 Levy, David, 727 Levy, Gerald I., 66-1 Lev y, Harold K.. 144 Levy. Myron S.. 606 Levy, Seena, 704 Levy. Sidney. 600 Lewbin, joseph, 274, 470, 715 Lewers. William M., 153. 511 Lewey, Russell O.. 147, 274, 420, 465. 492. 504 Lewicki Ellen L.. 785 Lewin Harland B., 714 Lewin: Harley R., 714 Lewin Lewin Norman L., 158, -194 Sonia R.. 274, 794 Lewis,' Barbara L., 274, 753 Lewis, Bonnie P., 274 Lewis, Clinton G., 413, 661 Lewis, 492 Dana M., Jr., 274, 420, 463 758 Lewis: Dorothy A., 788 Lewis, Fanchon, 777 Lewis, George j., 758 Lewis, Gloria, 274. 773 Lewis, Gretchen, 274, 656 Lewis, Gwendolyn, 411, 760 Lewis, Harry. 96 Lewis, jack L.. 425, 664 Lewis, James R., 487, 722 Lewis, lohn A., 426 Lewis, Lois R., 766 Lewis, Lvle D., 147, 274, 492 Lewis, Mary L, 275. 765 Lewis, Mary L.. 791 Lewis, Philip H., Jr., 275, 70-1 Lewis, Richard R., -109 Lewis. Richard T., 6170 Lewis, Robert F., 275, 5118, 724 Lewis, Robert H., 150, 158, 275, 479, -195, 756 Lewis, Roy R., 275 Lewis, Sara M.. 400, 451, 750 Leyden, Gregory T., 688 Lezan, Shirlene R., 775 Li, Fool: Ho, 275 Liberal Arn mul Srlrrlrui, 6nllr,igr' nf, 48-49 Light, Max I., 740 Lightbody, Virginia, 420, 502, 7551 Lightner, Donald C., jr., 675 Lilien, Arthur, 692 Lillibridge, Duane j., noi Lillie, Harlan M., 150, 729 Limbough, Beniamin, 115 Lizzruln flltllllt' Re.il1lrflit'. 7365788 Lindeman, George, 617 . Lincks. Arlie V., 500 Lind, Harold V., 740 Lind, Helen V., 702 Lindahl, Harold A., 275, -195, 689 Lindberg, Andrew C., 275 Linde, Donna E., 781 Lindemann, john A., 275, 67-1 Linden, James D., 470 Lindenau, Robert G., 720 Linder, Herman XV., 500, 661 Linder, james A., 608 Linder, Raymond j.. 276 Linderman, john, 525 Lindgren. Joanne E., 276, 788 Lindley, Austin F., 527 Lindley, Charles E., 524 Lindquist, Frederick E., 608 Lindquist, Rubert J., 276, 7041 Lindrooth, Nancy J.. 751 Lindsay, Betty A., 783 Lindsay, Prof. Driver, 151, 517 Lindsay, joann S., -152, -163, 405, 496, 505 Lindsay, William C., 276, 700 Lindsay, XVilliam R., 671 Lindsey, Lois J., 656 Lindstrom, Carl M., 276 Lindstrom, Frederick C., 680 Lindstrom, Merwyn K., 147, 276, 402, 505, 680 Lindstrom. Robert E., 276, 677 Link, Walter j., 555, 691 Linke, Charles A., 88, 93, 95 Linker, Clifford M., 524, 754 Linker, Ethyle S., 704 Linn. Burton F., 276 Lui-vii Club, 734 Linsky, Clarence R., 600 Linsky, Donna M., 775 Linsley, James G., 663 Linsner, Gerald F., 276, 504, 759 Linton, Donald R., 479, 480 Lipinski, XValter C., 150, 156, 276, 494. 739 Lipman, Donald U., 600 Lipman, Marc A., 727 Lipnick, Saul E., 511, 706 Lippa, Sherman J., 276 Lippe, Lina J., 656 Lippitz, Shari A., 276 Lippold. Paul C., 413, 661 Lipschultz, Robert B., 415, 602 Lipsitz, Betty M., 788 Lipson, Lee, 517, 636, 657, 677 Lisenby. Barbara I., 761 - Lisowski, Arthur A., 740 Liss. Stuart Z., 735 Listug, Richard D., 678 Litchfield. Arthur C., 276, -103, 660 Litterst, Carolyn J., 482 Litterst, ludy, 484 Litterst, Richard XV., 276, 478, 484, Loetfler, Harry A., 524 Loefgren, Betty A., 755 Loefgren, Roger R., 277, 661 Loevy, Norman B., 735 Loewe, Richard T., 158, 277, 68-l Loewenherz, Michael H., 512 Lofchie, Floyd, 699 Lofdahl, Charles, 96 Logan, David, 277, 591, 641, 711 Logan, Gene A., 608 Logan, William H., 691 Logsclon, Lucy, 505 Logsclon, Pauline A., 505, 752 Logue, Thomas J., 675, 752 Loh, Arthur T., 755 Lohmann, Karl B., 461, 479 Lohr, James B., 277 Lohrmann, Bruno T., 277, 720 Lohrmann, Karl J., 151, 277, 667 Loitz, Frances L., 505. 796 Loitz, Robert N., 492, 504, 505, 680 Loken, Tore K., 721 Lokke, jean, -179 Lomax, joanne, 765 Lome, Daniel H., 277, 496, 724 London, Howard M.. 277, 415, 516, 724 Londrigan, Robert J., 495. 726 Lonergan, James XV., 720 Long, Charles E., 661 Long. Charles M., 698 Long, Don 463 Long, Joseph H., 278 Long, Philip, 76 Long, Robert W.. 67-1 Longawa, Bernadette A. , 278. ssl, 792 Longest, James W., 278, 502, 527 Lonn, Donald W., 278, 506, 709 Lookout Manor, 735 Loomis. Carroll O., 478 Loomis, Clifford E., 524 Loos, joseph, jr., 150 Lopez, Delores E., -119, 792 Lorance, Luther M., 278 Loranger, William F., 685 Lorence, Marilyn j., 782 Lorenz, John C., 662 Lorenzen, Evelyn, 101 Lorenzen, James L., 278 Lorsch, Frederick Z., 148, 516, 727 Lorton. joyce O., 772 Losee, Ronald M., 725 Losetf, Ted A., 692 Lotz, Arthur M., 695 Lotz, Warren j., 278. 443 Lougeay, Paul j., 278, 495 Loughlin, Charles E., 676 Lough Louis, man, William T., 688 john. 88. 100 Lovan, James E., 158 Love, jane E., 783 Love, Suzanne, 1-1-1 Loveless, Donald E., 4151, 694 Lovitt, George, 759 Lowe, Albert, 690 Lowe, Gary C., 721 Lowe, Marilyn L., 750 Lowe, Richard M., 501 Lowenberg, Doris, 766 Lowenstein, Louis C., 486, 515, 595, 755 515 Little, Carolee, 759 Little, Edwin C., 276, 395, 515, 591, s 635, 637 575. Little, Ginevera M., 156, 276, 305, 450, 451, 754 Lowey, .john H., 661 Lowry, Barbara j., 481, 520, 717 Lowry, William M., 278 Lowy, Raymond, 730 l.erner, He-rbert, '17, 1511 Lerner . Lois B.. 7751 Lerner, Mandel, 273, 521 Lerner, Perry L., 602 Lerner, Rita S., 275, 7411 Leschutk, Mary A., 525, 7511 Leseman. Laura j., 273, 749 LeSeur, Robert, 70111 Lcseure, Wfinona j.. 701, Lesher, Don l., 154 Lesher, Prof. Frank, 51' Lesher, George Y., 273, 7311 Leskera, john W., 505, 670 Lesko, Matthew M., 275 Leslie, Betty L, 4721, 77-1 Leslie, Dorothy M., 782 Leslie, Robert G., 271 Lessing, john C., 756 Lester, Kenneth R., 275, 400 l.eSueur, Robert C, 547 Letchinger, Melvin H., 502. 602 Lete, joseph R., 275, -193. 751 820 Libman, Alan L., 275, 7115 Libman, Saul O., 75s l,lbmry Srhoul, 50-51 Lichtenberg, Carmen, 766 Lichtenherger, Barbara. 758 Lichtenberger, Harley D., 275, 672 Lichtenstein, Rosalie R,, 76-1 Lichtenstein, William K., 757 Lichtenwalter, David, 77 Lichter, john P., jr., 275, GHH Liddi, joseph, 275, 710 Lidman, Richard E., 677 Lieb, Norman D., 75 Liehenow, j. Gus., jr., 141 Lieberman, Leonard, 97 Lieberman, Wallace M., 486, 1:1116 Lieberstein, Sidney H., 275. 686 Liebow, joseph, 275, 516, 735 Lienhardt. Robert C.. 671 Lift. .ludith E., 275, 77,1 Lifschultz, Phillip l., 14-l Lifshitz, Lorraine Y., 4181, 777 Little, H. Frances, 760 ljllle lrllerrzalianal Commilfuv. 505 Little, Robert A., 752 Little, Roger H., 38-1, 501, 640, 663 Littleton, Prof. A., 148 Littrell, john, 548 Lituri, Santina, 75 Litwin, Carla L., 791 Litwin, Donald F,, 604 Liu, Fah Yeh, 721 Livergood, Bonnie B., 467, 512 Livergooel, Donald R., 277, 499, 707 Livermore. Francis M., 155, 474, 666 Livermore, Richard L., 684 Livesay, Hugh E., 147 Lirrrlork judging Team. 505 Livingston, Park, 21 Livingston, Ralph H., 277, 545, 71-1 Livingston, William j., 413, 694 Llewellyn, Mary L., 277, 762 Lloyd, William R,, 147, 277. 492. 504 Loclcard, William K.. 508, 523, 541, 543. 703 Lockart. Roy D., 758 Locke, john P., 683 Locke, Shirley A., 485, 765 Locker, joan H., 751 Lockhart, George R., 277 Lockhart, Robert L., 752 Lockhart, William T., 277, 506, 510 Locklin, Prof. Philip, 149 Loder, Glen, 446 Loclestro, Vincent P., 730 Loeb, Harmon, 76 Loeb, janalys, 481 Loeb, jerome H,, 152, 277, 517 Loyd, Robert, 500 Lozar. Mildred, 11-1, 115 Lubell, Alan H., 673 Lubin, james B., 406 Lucas, Andrew, 656, 637 Lucas, Norman M., 694 Lucas, Phyllis A., 467, 512, 760 Lucas, Walter S., 669 Lucchesi, Claude A., 278, 405 Luce, Barbara L., 753 Luck, Emory F., 681 Ludwig, Edgar W., 278 Ludwig, Michael W., 510 Ludwig, Virginia G., 278, 4-16 Luers, Byron H., 278, 660 Lukas, Frank J., 278, 409 Lukasik, Thomas, 96 Luke, james D., 700 Luken, Marjorie H., 278 Luken, Raymond W., 279, 674 Lukitsch, William F.. 150, 270, 750 Lund, Anthony, 94, 100 Lund, Linn H., 737 Lundeen, Robert T., 100 Lundberg, Arlo G., 279 Lundberg, Beverly A., 151, 159, 419 Lundberg, joy, 478, 780 Lundberg, Shirley R., 121, 797 Lundeen, jack E., 725 Lundgren, Albert L., 147, 279, 463, 473, 479, 492 Lundgren, Dorothy R., 482, 484, 520, 786 Llmdgren Home, 755 Lundgren, Robert H., 76 Lundien, Edwin C., 154, 279, 501, 592 Lundquist, Burton R., 279 the illio of 1950 . . was printed by ml Printing Company Bloonlington, Illinois Mar le Lungstrum. Jean C.. 769 Lupton, Margaret L., 121 Lurre, jim L., 714 Lurre. Robert F.. I'9 Lurie, Sue, '48 Luse. Marlorre N., 775 Lusk, Betty I... '61 Lusk. John XV., 279. '31 Lussman. Donald. lltw Lustbader. Marvin A., -18' 00' Lustgarten, Robert D., 720 Lustig. Harry, 527 Luth lJ1Ilv Luth Luth ans, Richard I... 270 :nur Sllufirll Curley, 4-15, 444 i, Barbara A., 754 i, XVr1Iiam A., '55 Luttrell, Robert E., 701 Lutz, George, T6 Lutz, Kathryn A., 279, 385, -317, 762 Lutz, Thomas D., 279, -115, 492, 733 IJ11' illnfrdi. 756 Luzzi, Frank, Jr., -141. 737 Lykins. John D.. 720 Lykkebak. Gordon E,, 720 Lyman, Elizabeth A., 450, 518, 656 Lynch. George F., 685 Lynch, Jack K.. 684 Lynch, Lynn E., 605. 608, 605 Lynch. Michael E., 270, 755 Lynch, XVillism A., T55 Lynn, Jack, 95 Lynn, Norman M., 279, 692 Lynn, Robert O., 681 Lynn, Virginia, 115 Lyon Lyon Lyon , James J.. 553 , Mrs. Ruth, 755 s, Donna E., -150, 474, 7-16 Lyons. HerbertAB., Jr., S10 Lythberg, XY llllilI'l1 C., 721 M Maack, Kenneth B., 279 MacAdam, Gordon L., 279 Mann Deonne, 749 Macchinne, Rudolph J., 728 Macdonald, Alan, Jr., 700 Macdonald, Jo Pond, 280 Macdon xld, Kenneth H., 155, 480, 697 Macdonald, Mary J., 151 MacDonald, Margaret A., -131, 782 MacDonald, Virginia L., 765 MacDougall, Janice XV., 280, 760 MacD0ugall, Phyllis L., 452, 518, 769 Machamer, Charles E., 697 Machamer, Richard E., 790 Machen, Ronald C.. 681 Mainey, Eleanor E., -170, 481, 505 Mainey, John K., 479, MMS, 514, 522, 593, 660 Major, Charles F., Jr., 700, T06 Makemson, Carl E., 281 Maki, Wfilliam M., -100, T20 Makk, Louis VV., 150 Makris, Joanne, -182, 484 Makovic, William T., 153 Makulec, Alfred. 502 Malach, Robert J.. 751 Malamed, Jack, 98 Maicomson, Robert XV., 555 Malek, Joseph V., 150, 281, 499 Malelo, Albert B., 281, T28 Malevitis, Marion G., 786 Malinsky, Robert E., 591, 0119, 680 Malisoff, Beverly E., 793 Malkin, Earle A.. 5-10, 739 Malkowski, Steven, 281 Mallary, Robert A., 392, -106, -10', 466, 467, 498. 512, HS, 515, 709 Mallehan, Arthur Z., 608 Mallen, Charles M., 706 Mallen, James R.. 106, 109, 112, 114, 116, no Mallen, Lynne H.. 777 Mallicoat, Lois E., 281, -126, 774 Mallorey, Alfreda E., -102, mg, Mallstrom, Roe E., -1-13, 697 Mallstrom, Roy L., 697 Malmstrom, Charlene, 786 Malnak, Allen B., 281 Eu ene P 71 Malone, g ., 1 J Malone, John L., 486, 661 Malone, Patrick D., 41 1. -156, 526, 670 Malone, Robert R., 158, 281, 499 Maloney, William J., 701 Malott, Helen L., 789 Malottki, James W., 674 Malow, Arlene, 773 Mammen, Sally A., 655. 785 Mance, Margaret L., 281, 775 Mancuso, Dewey J., 281, 510 Mandel, Lois Z., 778 Mandel, Norman A., 281, 66-1 Mandel, Shirlyn M., 793 Mandell, Hillard H., 701 Manderville, Prof. Merten, 157 Mangler, Patricia M., 281, 762 Manilow, Floyd B., 692 Maniscalco, Phyllis M., 78-1 Manley, Edwin J., 589, 6521, 055 Mann, Blanche L., 787 Mann, Carol n M., 656 Mann, DavidIJ.. -186, 7-10 Marks, Marks, Blanche, 787 Gerald M., 282 Marks, James, 100 Marks, Joanne R., 767 Marks om E., 616, 700 . J l Marks. Ronald P., 282 Marks, Rose M., 4-15, 772 Marks, Russell S., 510, 705 Markus, Markus, Fred H., 282, 490 Rene P., 283 Markwalder, Donald A., 735 Marley, Howard XV., 73, 76 Nlarlin, Donald L., 283, 510, 730 Marlin, Kenneth, 658, 059 Marme, Marney, Raymond, 77 Eleanor. 787 Marmion, James L., 283 Richard H 691 P - -. Marquardt, Carol L., 283, 656 Marquardt, Julius F., 516, 737 Marquis, Chalmers H., 1-15, 152, 687 Marquis, John N., 283 Marsh, Francis L., 11-1, 283 Marsh, Prof. Harold, 511 Marsh, Mary E., 762 lyiarsh, Ruby C., 783 Marshall, Arthur, 70, 76 Marshall, Charles, -165, 513, 523. 593, 646, 6-17, 67-l John A., 725 Marshall, Marshall, John M., Jr., 88 Marshall, John R.. 729 Marshall Prentice H., 689 Prince. 716 Marshall, Marshall, Robert 283 Wfrlliam, 100 Marshall, Martello, Arthur L., 738 Matson, Richard WK, 4-70 Matsuoka, Shig, 116 Mattausch, Armand J., 752 Martenson, Merle, 28-1, F-lt. Matres. Dorothy J., 144 Matteson, Harold E., 28-1 Matteson, Richard J., -185, o 1 Matthews, Bett J., 775 Matthews, William J., 284. -xt-5, Tw-i Matthewson, John, 99 Mattson, Leonard J., 712 Marusiak, Louis W., 1-18, 1-10, S011. 695 Mltusiak, Ralph C., 284, 6115 Matychowiak, Francis, 80, -JS Matz, Joseph L., 602 Mauk, Max E., 28-1, 49-1 Maurer, James L., 284 Maurer, Raymond J., 285 Mautz, Jane, 760 Mautz, Prof. Robert, 148 Maverick, Andrew L., -103 Mayor, John D., 114, 286, 685 Ma-lY'ar1-Da. 38-1 Maxey, Franklyn D., 1178 Mzrxey, George W., 157 Maxwell, Donald, 77 Maxwell, Frederick K.. -186 May Dale S., 285 May: Edwin B., Jr., 405 May. J. C.. 543, 732 May, Jacqueline L., 758 May James C., 533 May: Norma, 748 Mav , Raymond J., 527, 546 Martini Machotlza, Alice M., 502. 790 Mack, Daniel J., 510 Mack, Robert B., 158, 280. 533. S40 Mack, Stanley D., 280, 495. 750 Mackey, Rudolph N.. T29 Mackimm, Alexander J., 280, 505, 675 Macklin, Marilyn J., T7-1 M1cl.ean, Robert B., 720 Macleary. Donald L.. 512, 694 MacLeod, Roderick I ., -179, 556 Macmillan, Donald, 2140 MaCNerland, Robert XV., 100, 739 Macpherson, Alexander E., 280, 669 Madarasz, Alex P.. 280 Mann, Donald R., 147, 281, 463 Mann, James E., 281, 672 Mann, Louis G., 88. 98 Mann Mary S.. 790 Mann, Mann, Mann, Mann Nesta J., 282, 446, SOS., 1-J: Oliver D.. Jr., 67S Randall L., -187. 715 Richard O.. 591 Mann: Robert E., 282. 590, 440 Mann, Mann, Sol,,150, 158, :sz William C., 282. 384, r--17 Mannaberg, Walter. 282, -105, 722 Martello, Victor J., 755 Marten, John, 112 Martignago, Aldo, 283, 608, 617, 711 Martin. Anne 795 Martin, Beth, 484 Martin. Charles D., 694 Martin, Charles E., 283, -480, 680 Martin. Cynthia J., 121, 792 Martin , Dale T., 671 Martin, David L., -15-1 Martin, Dean XV., 736 Martin, Donald C., 156, 283 Martin , Eerol l., 758 Martin. Frank H., 669 Martin Georgeli 80 96 Mmm, John E., J4t,,'ac,6 Martin, Joseph l., 283 Martin , Leonard XV., 283, 413, 671 Martin. Lowell J., 699 Martin Mariorie A.. 283 Martin: Mary T., 283, 763 Martin, Maurice J., 153 Martin, Paul, 109, 114 Martin, Richard E., 283, 415, 510, 725 Martin, Rita L.. 1-16, 431 Martin. Russell G., 283 Martin, Wfillram C., -163, 665 Martin, Xvilliam E., 284 Martin, Wfillram J., 386, 412, 413, 69-1 Martin, William T., 284 Martinec, Joseph J., 28-1, 510, 727 e. Wfillrzrm M., 147, 284 May, Russell J., 495 Mayer, Claire, 787 Mayer John B., 285, 722 Mayer: John W., 285, 712 Mayer, Marvin E., 731 Mayer Robert W., 1-19 Mayer, Sydney R., 714 Mayerson, Lorabelle, 7-18 Mayheld, Mary H., 786 Mayhall, Francis E., 732 Madary. Madden Allen V., 114 , Barbara L., -154, 781 Madden, George XV., I-19, 280, 698 Madden, Robert, 100 Maddox, George XV., 280, -199 Maddox, XVrlli.1m E., 280 Mader. George E., 156, 280, 559, 7-IU Madison, Norman R., 480, 680 Maduw, Lillian, 479 Madsen, Harry B., 592, 710 Madsen, Roy P., ml Mannharclt, Billie J., -154 Manning, Gilbert B., 7211 Manning, Timothy, 100 Manoff, 'Gus P., 662 Manor, John L., 608 Mans6eld, Lyle C., -115 Mamion, 736 Mantynband, Portia L., 781. Manus, Deloris J., 753 Manzara, Arrnond J., S17 Maple, Robert R., 7118 Maras, An elo T., 282. -18,1 March, Rogert L., 282 Marchello, Joretta A., 77-J Marcheschi, Henry, -1714, 710 Madsen, XValter. 112 Maeda, Edith M., 121 Magee, Gerald M., 155, 406, 1111, 521, 700 Magers, Xvrlbert J., 280, 505 Magid, Earle I., 280 Magill, Jean, 280, 503, 752 Magill, Nantie, '15-1 Magline, Ralph F., 280, 506, 508, 732 Magnane, Rudolph L., 688 Magnuson, Clarenfe D., 114, 711 Magnuson, Floyd H., 667 Magnuson, Robert M., 7ll Magnusson, Carl A., I-08, 635 Magorien, Vincent G., 150, 181, 510 Maguire, Len L., 677 Maher, Ann f.., 760 Maher, Frank, 113, 116 Maher, Harr CI., 678 Mahon, Shirley M., 780 Mahoney, Marilyn J., 791 Mahoney, Timothy I., mm Mahoney, William J., 281 Mahrt, Marjorie K. 767 Maier, Curtis E., Jr., 683 Maier, Geor e, 687 Main, Harolel K., 281, -172, so-1 8.22 Marchetti, Aldo F., Tlll Marchisio, Mario, 608 Marcione, Eugene J.. 737 Marcus, Iris J., 387, 705 Marcus, John 282, 386, -152-I, 55 553, 647, 705 Marcus, Rene, 753 Marder, Barre, 282, 705 Mardoian, Ben J,, 729 Marek Marek Marek Marek Henry, 282 lrvin L., 741 oseph, 282, -190, 711 Insta J., 71-is Marek, Warren, 485, 67-1 Marek Wesley 485 674 Margoles, Jean: 416: 766 Margolin, Shirley M., 587, -157, Margolis, Jack, 714 Margorien, Vincent, 730 Margraff, Jerome, 112 Marikos, Catherine, 282, 789 Marimon, Barbara, 781 Marion, Paul. 484, 498 Marion, Willie M., 478, 681 Maris, John K., 708 Markel, John 702 Markovitz, Alvin, 282 Markow, Lew W., 462, 682 U. 723 Martinson, Edward J., 516 Marrley, Richard B., 516, 709 Martyn, Gordon W., 284 Martynuwicz, Edward J., 725 Martz, Ruby, 441 Marvin, Phyllis A., 284 Marx, Albert B., 509 Marx, Robert E., 715 Marx, Sue A., 764 Marziani, Alexander W., 555 Masamitsu, Robert, 114 Maseng, Peer, 510, 731 Mark and Banlzle. 512 Maslow, William, 97 Mason, Adele, 284, 525, 752 Mason, Homer L., 516 Mason, John C., 155, 415 Masotto, Frank C., 517, 734 Mass, Herbert M., 664 Massa, August M., 695 Massetti, Anthony, 284 Mast, Richard F., 675 Mastandrea, Patricia A., 795 Masters, Charles, 76 Mastorakos, Homer N., 674 Masuoka, Shig J.. 73. 76, 116 Mzrthein, Grace A., 479, 747 Mather, Preui, 510 Mathews, Bernethca A., 797 Mathews, Frederic C., 663 Mathews, Marjorie M., 769 Mathias, Malcolm, 95 Mathin, Sam, 97 Mathis, Fannye M., 121 Mathis, Willmeda V., 750, 774 Mathisen. Arthur F., 698 Mathisen, Krist M., 1-18, 284 Mathur, Prem N., 509 Mathy Gerald P., 671 Matliclc, Bernard V., 158 Matlock, Dorothy E., 755 Matoesian, Gregor, 284 Matras, Earl L., 714 Mayhew, Mary E.. -182, -184 Maynard, Betsy J., 787 Mayne. Mary A., 755 Mayne, Richard W., 727 Mayotte, Harold F., 695 Mayr, Dolores F., 796 Mays, Arthur, 509 Mays, Lee R., 498, 752 Maze, Horace J., 285 McAdam, Annette R., 14-1 McAllister, Hector G., -198 McAllister, Merrill J., 285, 505, 665 McAllister, William E,, 665 McAloon, Elinor A., 7-17 McArdle, Beverly J., 1-16, 772 McArdle, Edward J., 691 McArthur, Dale E., 533 McArthur, Maxine, 130 McArthur, XValleah G., 54 McBride, Howard J., 285, 721 McBride, Joanna, 797 McBride, Robert C., 285. -157, 539. 5-13, 720 McBride, Walter, 113, 11-1 McCabe, John E., 688 McCabe, Virginia A., 512, 786 McCaffrey, Joseph L., 499 McCain, George, 285, 702 McCall, Drsa, 152 McCann, Jack, 5-17. 678 McCarthy, Fred J., 285, 683 McCarthy, Richard C., 593 McCarthy, Richard L., 687 McCartney, Agnes M., 786 McCartney, Darrell K., 485 McCarty, Joanne, 653, 780 McCarty, Keith, -182, -184 MeCaughey, Margaret A., 751 Mcflausland, Carl J., 1-17, 285 Mclllatehey, Robert F., 285 McClean, Martha, 4-H McLleary, Paul F., 666 McLleary, William J., 720 Mcflleish, William R., 738 McClelland, John R., -113, -187, 676 Mclllelland, Perry W., 285, 492, 505, 630 Mclllintiek, Richard J., 512, 700 Mcljluhan, Francis J., 185 George H., 608 McClure, McClure, Robert, 285, 698 McClure, Roberta, 752 McClure, William T., 486 Val G.. 733 MeClusky, McCollam, Gerald V., 150, 710 McCollum, Roy M., 149 McCord, Beverly B., 463 McCormac John S., 486, 715 Mcllormaclt, James S., 709 McCormick, Mack H., 662 McCoy, Clifford L., 681 McCoy, Patience A., 786 McCracken, Robert E., 493. McCracken, Robert K., 517, Mcflray, Robert M., 100 McCrer ht, Bertram E., 497 McCubEin, Audrey K., 779 McCullough, Nancy A., 796 McCullough, Thomas G., 736 669 661 Q Mcffune, Guy, l-N Mifune, Wfillinm T., 708 McCurdy, Duane D., 1108 McCurdy, Herbert 608 MCCurdy, Hugh NV., 493, A195 McCurdy, james G., 405, 493, SUI, 505, 758 McDaniel, Lena E., 503, 784 McDaniels, Charles, 681 McDermott, john H., 688 McDonald, James L., 480, 6o6 McDonald, joan T., 751 McDonald, John D., 716 McDonald, Marietta G,, 7-19 McDonald, Michael, 411 McDonald, Robert G., 506, 510, 7511 Vincent j., -49-I Phyllis, 1-I6 McDonald, 'McDougall, McDougle, Mary E., 152 Austin. 482 McDowell, McDyer, Neal T., 711 Mclildowney, Wfilliam J., 4180 McElhaney, James, 129 McElvain, Margaret il., McEnery, John T., 553, 679 McEniff, Patricia, 114 McEwen, john C., 635 McFadden, Richard H., MCFall, David L., 639 McFarland, Dorothy D,, 746 McFarland, Harold R., McFarlane, David, 95 McCann, Kenneth F., 144 McGaughey, john H., 700 McGlll, Nancy M., 7-K0 McG1nn, George R.. 517, 000 McGirk, James R., 69-l McGirk, Norman R., 69-l McGlone, john L., 287 McGonigil, William J., Jr., 287, 690 McGovern, Frances M., 653, 701 john 710 735 287 679 McGrath, , McGraw, Ralph O., jr., 287, 546, 672 McGrew, Charles B., 415 McGuire, Richard G., 555 Mcl-larry, Liesette, 152 Mcl'-lenry, Alan M., 493, 667 McHenry, Keith W., 493. 512, 679 MCI-lood, Patrick M., 287 Mcllhenny, Cynthia S., 287, 479 520, 780 Mcllvain, Shirlie J., 765 Mclntyre, james, 77 Mclntyre, Daniel C., -193 McKain, William H., 707 McKay, Doris R., 287, 768 McKean, Bernard L., 555, 733 McKelvey, Richard N., 287, 683 Mclienney, Jerome H., 287 McKeown, Sally, 151, 775 McKie, Charles H., 147, 287, 492 McKinley, Dorothy J., 156, 387, -151, 503, 567, 759 hIrKmley F0lll1t2'L1li0l1, -H4 MrKinIey Hall, 780 McKinney, Carlene, 479 McKinney, Eldon B., 702 McKinney, Melba C., 758 McKinney. Willis E., 147, 287 McKinzie, Jack C., 287, 700 McKinzie, John F., 287, 700 McKittrick, Paul S., 479 McKnel1y, Robert D., 687 McKnight, Barbara L., 755 McKune, John P., 757 McLain, Donald D., 502 McLain, Mary E., 525 McLaughlin, Charles A,, 513 McLaughlin, Henry, 99, 130 McLaughlin, Kenneth D., 731 MCI.auDhlin, Walter W., 20 McLeanq, Claude E., 443, 493 McLean, Edwin A., 549, 550, 553, 683 McLean ohn E 148 , .l -. McLean, Martha, 287, 761 McLean, Mary F., 759 McLee, Jean L., 762 McI.elland , Perry, 504 McLennan, John. 89 McLuckie, McMackin McMacki june R., 795 ,John XV., 523, 678 n. Robert XV., 660 McMahon, George T., 755 McMahon, James, 77 McMahon, William I., 685 McManis, George E., jr., 496 McMichael, Paul, 460 MrMenamin, Hugh, 99 McMillan, Robert, 560 McMorro w, jack W., 287 McMullen, John E., 466 McMullen, Rolland D., 287 McMunn, Emily K., 453, 746 McMurray, Harry. 95 McMurray, Sheila, 387, 428, 765 McMurry, joe H., Jr., 287. 724 McNabb, James W., 288, 715 McNair, David G., 480 McNair, James V., 742 McNair, John D., 288, 742 McNamara, James E., 288 McNamara, John A., 155, 511 McNamara. John C., 679 McNaught, Ross L., 666 McNeely, James F., 675 McNeil Robert D., 288, 687 McNertney. Daniel F.. 522, 688 McNulty, joel M., 669 McNulty, XVilliam L., ll-l, 725 McPherson, John XV., 486 McPherson, Mary R., 1-I-l, S61 McPherson, Stephen E., 716 McPherson, XVLIFFCH, 89, 9-1, Oi, 125 124, 150 McQueen, Ralph D., 666 McQuillan, lack A., 685 McQuinn. Harry P., 7-il McReyno1cls, Alice, 450, 75-l McSChwain, Hermgm, S51 McSween. Cirilo A., 673 Mc'I'aggart, Donald, 541 McT:1ggart, George D., 553, 558 McVey. George, 470 McXVard, Donald C., 288 McXVhorter, Alfred G., 724 MCXVilliams, Glenn F., 288 Mead, Arthur. 80 Mead, George C., 675 Mead, Harry E., 725 Mead, Norma I., 518, 761 Meade, Mary, 75 1l'le.f1I111dgir1g Team, 505 Mechalas, Byron j., 288 Mecherle, George R., 090 Medea Lodge, 737 l Medearis, Kenneth G., 693 Medendorp, Helen M., 288 flledzfal Seniurf. 85 Medley, Connell, 76 Meclow, Gloria J., 793 Meech, Ruth M., 783 Meeker, Russell, 551 Meents, Edwin XV., 671 Meerman, Geraldine M., 288, 796 Meers, Hazel L., 288, 4-11, 478, 479 Mefford, Mary L., 451, 450, 759 Megran, Herbert B., 26 Megran, John C., 288, 685 Meggison, George, 68-l Mehr, Prof, Robert, S07 Meier, Elaine B,, 791 Meinecke, Martha J., 780 Memers, John H., 741 Meinhart, Norman, 662 Meinke, Richard, 499 Meiselman, Marilyn, 766 Meisenheimer, Wfilliam C., 288 Meisler, Yvette, 786 Meister, Mary A,, 656 Melahn, Gerald E., 685 Melahn, Sally L., 791 Melamed, Jack, S0 Melcher, Emma K., 288, 496, 792 Melin, Carl J., 158, 288 Mellem, Roger C., 151, 288, 493 Mellon, Doris L., 152 Mellon, Edwin D., 288, 415, 736 Mellon, Eugene, 157 Melnick, Phyllis R., 766 Melon, Dale, -S15 Meltzer, Edwin C., 696 Melvin, Carl j., 499 Melvoin, Hugo J., 289, 506. 714 Memler, Don F., 486, 556, 68-l Memon, Alimohamed A., 389, 498, 509, 673 Menagh, Frank, 289. 679 Mendel, Edwin J., 511, 516, 730 Menclelsohn, Rqy, 98, 128 Mandelson, Cyrnl, 93 Mendelson, joan A., 766 Mendes, Carlos I,, 289 Mcnees, John R., 289, 499, 555, 713 Menees, Thomas O., 715 Mensen, Ronald S., 114, 480, 741 Mend Glee' Club, 480 I A Men'J lndeperldent Anoflallofl, 414-415 M6I1'J Refidcnre Hallr fNo1lb and South Dornuj, 740 Menzel, David C., 646, 666 Menzel, Ellen J., 289, 774 Merano, Emil P., 289 Merbitz, Arnold G., 689 Mercer, Janine M., 456, 780 Merchant, Richzrd D., 666 Merdinger, Donald J., 289. 664 Meredith, John G., 728 Merkle, Calvin L., 289 Merkle, Eugene W., 492, 755 Merlie, Donald L., 153 Merriam, Carol, 749 Merrick, John W., 741 Merrill, Jane L., 121, 783 Merrimac, Katherine J., 416, -167, 512, 754 Merriman, Phillip A., 660 Mersbach, Frederick J., 289, 671 Mersereau, John D., 487 Merzer, Philip, 75 Mesecher, Mitchell G,, 289, 740 Messer, Rita S., 289, 762 Messerall, Elwm F,, 289, 506 Messick, Ruth J., 751 Messinger, Henry P., 479, 527 , Messnmn, Kathryn l.,, 154, 289, 790, 791 Messman. May C., 479 Messmoorc, l-larry, 90 Metcalf, Alan XV., 1-H Metcalf, Charles XV., 280, -Hl, 496- 478, 736 Metcalf, Mrs. Lawrence, 479 Metcalf, Marcia N., 767 Metcalf Willinzn, 400 Metcalf, James L,, 700 Metz, Richard P,, -195, 677 Metz, Stanley E., 1-lfl, 280 Metzger, Donald R., 106, 100, 115, 129 Metzger, John XV., 411, 415, -187, 522, 683 Metzlcr, Virginia L., 1-llw, 200, 305, 406. 511652, 655, 780 Meunier, Juanita F., 525, 1155 Mauser, David XVZ, 290 Mewada, I-larngovmd, S00 Mews, Erika M., 290, 780 Meyer, Barbara J., 121. 779 Meyer, Charles rl, 150, 290, 495, 682 Meyer, David L., -l-13, -579 Meyer, Donald R., 290, -192, -193, 499 Meyer, Donna, 479 Meyer, Edmund R., 707 Meyer, Ellen R., 156, 290, 786 Mflyer, Esther, 116 Meyer, Everett H., 290 Meyer, Frank, 99 Meyer, Gene, 685 Meyer, Henry C., 509 Meyer, John A., 158, 479, 532, 553 Meyer, Dr. Karl A., 20 Meyer, Marvin M., 290, -495, 499 Meyer, Norman H., 667 Meyer, Meyer, Richard A., 290 Robert H., 666 Meyer, Robert T., 556, 685 Meyer, Roland W., 290, 751 Meyer, Ronald H., 617, 005 Meyer, Shlrley C, 478, 479, 781 Meyer, Werner W., 517, 527, 546 Meyer, William W,, Jr., 290, 097 Meyers, James E,, 135 Mc ers ohn '04 v , J , f Meyers, Kent F., -180, 691 Meyers, Lyons Cy., 7-H Meyers, Marvin, 290, 516 Meyers, Robert, 727 Mezansky, Robert W., 290, 755 Mezek, Marilyn G., 755 Mezger, Shirley M., 751 Mezorf, Melvin L., 190, 714 Mican, Robert G., 546 Michael, Gall M., 790 Michaels, Francis, 113 Michaels, Shirley M., 737 Michal owski, Robert A., 731 Michalski, George XV,, -A95 Michaud, Ernest, 525, 660 Michel ,Jane A,, 290, 700 Michel Walter C. 7' 70 Michel lni, Wlyllys 1,3527 Michelman, Patricia A., 146, -158, 939, 759 Michelson, Beverly A., 788 Michna, Chester J., 15-I Mick, Richard B., 496 Midfap, Judith j,, 417, sn Middendorf, Richard F., 553. 667 Middleman, L. Bud, 75. 75 Mlddlemas, Jean, 424, -IIS, 754 Middleton, Hollis F., 511 Miller, Blanche, 786 Miller, C.r:cili.1, 101 Miller, Clnirc, 75-l Miller, Kflarihcl L.. 201 Miller, Don C., 1-H, 495 Miller, Donald C., 593. 661 Miller, Donald E,, 147, 291, -120, -I-ll, 68-I Miller, Donald G., S55 Miller, Donald j,, 501, 551, 714 Miller, Elma L,, 159, 749 Miller, Floyd B., 660 Muller, Harold A., Sll Miller, Harold M. , S30 Miller, Harvey L., 735 Miller, J. Phillip, 291 Miller, jack, 291, 735 Miller, James A., 684 Mnller, James R., 291, 512 Mlller, James 551, 556, 694 Miller, Jeanne, 130 Miller, joe T., 1-H Miller, John J., 201 Miller, Miller, Miller, Kcrmitt, 77 Lee N., 425, 427, 714 Leonard R,, C171 Miller, Rev. LeRoy, 445 Miller, Miller, Lois J., 291, 782 Loren A., 729 Miller, Loy M., -115, 734 Miller, Lytlf: G., 291 Miller, Marilyn D., 772 Miller, Marilyn J., 788 Muller, Marporie A., 769 Miller, Marshall, Ill Miller, Merle, 433 Miller, Mitzi L., 481, 758 Miller, Norman W., -W3 Miller, Patrick M., 291, 502 Miller, Miller, Ralph L., 756 Raymond, 96 Miller, Richard L., 145, 506, 694 Miller, Robert XV., 707 Miller. Robert, 95 Miller, Rodney L., 480, 669 Millel, Ronald 7-10 Miller, Rose T., 755 Miller, Miller, Miller, Ross J., 144 Sally J., 772 Shirley A., 505 Miller, Sue, 151, 495 Miller, Tercz D., 778 Miller, Thomas G., 602 Miller, William C., 50-2, 505, 665 Miller, William E., -193 Milligan, Merle 156 Milling, Harold B., 731 Millizen, John E,, 65 Mills, Albert D., 751 Mills, Allen, 121, 517, 735 Mills, Arthur Kennet, 291, 662, 696 Mills, Arthur Kcnward, 291, 403 Mills, Betty L., 786 Mills, Doug, 588 Mills, Frederick E., 14-l Mills, Harold L.. 555 Mins, J ohn R., 662 Mills, Richard D., 415, 674 Mills, Robert J., 147, 292 Mills, Sheldon J., 413, 6 Mills, Thomas LL, 507, 0 6 96 85 Milne, William P., 67 Milstead, Alice E., 292, T80 Mieschke, juan D., 769 Mifllin, Mary E., 785 Mighell, Russell L., 498, 695 Miglin, Albert L., 150, 510, 691 Mihalkanln, John A., 513 Mihill, Kenneth XV., 700 Mihill, lNIarilyn P., 650 Mikita, Andrew R., -185, 485 Mikita, Theo, E., 712 Milano, Carmen R., 14-l Milanski, Edwin V., 730 Milbacher, John W., 737 Milbrandt, Edna J., 454, 787 Milbrandt, Shirley R., 454 Miles Don E., 290, 678 Miles: Donald A., 546 Miles, Edward, 94, 96 Miles, Kenneth F., 155, 406, -ll0, 694 Miles, Margaret O., 482, -IBA! Miles, Oren F., 665 Miles, Russell H., 555 Milford, James, 95 Mllford, Richard E., 291, 727 Military Cwmrll, S52 Millas, Theodore N., 291, 727 Miller, Alice W., 291 Miller, Allie J., 772 Miller, Alvin A., 97, 559 Mglgr, Ardis A., 146, 411, 413, SIB, 5 Miller, Arthur J., 499 Miller, Arthul W., 111, 712 Miller, Bernard, 291, 553. 5-13 Miller, Miller, Bernard J., 686 Betty A., 761 Milstein, Al, 97 Milton, Leonard L.. 727 Milum, Robert J., 705 llllIIdl!'d Ladge, 737 Mincer, Charles XV., 1-49, 202, Tl-l Mindak, Wfilllam A., 1-IS, 101. F541 Miner, Charles L., 727 Miner, Edward N., 202 Miner, Margaret J., 1-lb, 787 Miner, Phyllis A., 292, -ll7, 732 Alifzeml lfzrfmfllui Souviy. 512 Minl-cs, Marilyn j., 505, 'Mn Minkus, Gerald M., 750 Minnich, Consuelo XV., -lhl, 409 Minning, Robert, H0 Minor, George l., 201, 407, ill, 515, 732 Minor, Richard K., 155 Minow, Donald li., 755 Minstcn, Norman li., 493 Mlntl. C3r0l A., -454. 774 Mintzcr, Maurinc, 790 Miranti, Mary M,, 109, 114, 115 Mirnmn, joan P., 757 Misickn, jay A., 660 Misknvich, Vcm S., 788 Miskus, Raymond P., 292 Misthos. George E.. 292 Mistry, Minoo D., 509 Mistry, Sarosh D., 509 Charles, 512, 737 Mitchell, Mitchell, Donald A., 192, Sll, 714 Mitchell, Donald R.. ill, T35 Miuhcll, Duane, 506, 510 Mitchell, Edith, -Ml, 792 Mitchell, Hartman, 148, 158, 292 Mntchcll, jack C., l09. Ili. ll-1, 116 Mitchell, James E., 292, SIU, 521 Mitchell, james, 112 Mitchell, james F., 292. 502 Mitchell, james O., 292 823 540. 663 hl1h'l1I:ll. Joseph. 292, 509, 681 Mitchell Mariorie, 417, 749 Mitchell: Michael, 292 Mitchell Millicent, 760 Mitchell, Prof, Robert, 410 Mitchell, Robert Harvey. 295. 499. 712 Mitchell, Ronald G., 295. 690 Mitchell. Ruth, 788 Mitchell, Sheldon, 696 Mitchem, Angclcne, 154, 457, '1 ll Mitchem Marv 459 760 Mitten. fVayne'.,70B i Mittlachcr. Glen, 704 Mitton, Albert, 451, 666 Mitzenmacher, Sarvelle, 778 Mix. Sheldon, 454, -187, 720 Miyata, Ted I., 109, 114 Mizell, Merle, 759 Mizell. Sherwin, 516, 739 Mladiner, Samuel, 109, 112, 1111, 1:-1 Moars, John, 292, 492, 754 Moberly, David, 152 Modglin. Joyce, 795 Modica, W'illiam, 740 Nloe, Ronald, 114, 295 Moc, Wfilliam, 751 Moehle, Raymond A.. 195. -1-M Moen, Gunvald, 707 Moertel. Charles. 99 Moean, Larson T., 295, 492 Mohan. Joseph, 452, 685 Mohr, Courtney A., 154, 293. 5054, 7510 Mohrman, Roger, 492, 680 Alollfgzznza, 513 Moldovan. Geraldine, 791 Molinari, Anthony S., 295 Mollman. Robert E., 293 Molnar, Alexander J., Jr., 295, T15 Molner, Herbert, 686 Moluf, William, 750 Molzan, flaireen, 787 Monaco, Lorado, 113 Monfurt, Anton A., 293, 697 Mon 'erson, John, 678 Mrmlze, Charles, 4911 Monkc, Edwin J., 147, 293, -198. '55 Monke, Ray, 735 Monkman, Rithard, 115 Monroe, Eugene, 95 Montrose, Betty, 478, 792 Monts, Walter. 149 Moodie, Arnold. 498 Moou, George, 65 Nloody, Glenn H., l-17, 293 Moody, Richard. 487, 677 Moody, Theodore, 601 Moody, Viva, 782 Moody, William, -115, 463, 492, 73.1-1 Mooney. James T.. 293 Mooney, Paul C., 157, 158, 295 Moore, Ann. 752 , 671, Morgan, Martha, -141 Morgan, Otis, 415 Morgan, Ralph. 730 Morean, Virginia, 746 Morgan, xwlllllilfn. 695 Moriarty, Gerie, 786 Morling, Roy, 499 Morlock, Kenneth, -193 Morris, Earl E., 75 Morris, Harold, -179 hlorris, Lorenzo, 685 Morris, Martin. 735 Morris, Mary. 755 Morris, Robert, -198 Morris Wlilliam, 4185 Morrisey John.155, ill M.,fr1son', Charles, rv-1, 513, vw Morrison, Fred, 98 Morrison, lack, 145, 1-18, 291 Morrison , limes, V146 Munger, Dorothy, 446 Munie, Leland, 752 Munn, Alfred, 296, 480 Needler, Mary E.. 298, 519, 525, 762 Needler, XVilliam L., 299, 415, 423, Morrison, Stanley, 294 Morrison, W'illiam, 665 Morrissey, Edvsarcl, 675 Morrow. George W., 100 Norse erton 794 493 1 ', lull , - , Morse, Wfilliam A.. 29S Morse, XVllli.1m H., 295, T15 Alorlm Board, 385 Mmthorsr, Laurel, 784 Morthorst, Rosemary, 152, 159, 195, 7821 Mortimer, Joseph, 114, 149, 1511 1'-7 los, 729 Mortland, Phyllis, 4111 Morton, H.1rry, 756 Morton, Ellen, -179 Morton, lris, 781 Mortrud. Joan, 790 Morwoocl, Mary, 146 Mosbeck, Lois, 795 Moscinski, Warren, 113 Moses, Irving, 295, 493 Moses, James, 298, 591. 640. 669 Mosurove. Ethelyn. -185 Mosher, Bruce, 295 Mosher, Rollin, 445 Mosingale, Gerald, 731 Moskoff, Basil, 95 Mosley. Leland. 479 Munroe, William. 48-1 Munson. Karl, 296 Muraro, John, 728 Murphy, Barbara, -143, 503, 776 Murphy, Charlotte, 75-1 Murphy, Donald, 697 Murphy, Edward C.. 52-1 Murphy, Francis, 688 Murphy, James C., 296, 695 Murphy, Joseph, 45-1, 455. 551, 555 711 Murphy Mary, 767 Murphy, Prof. Richard, -151 Murphy, Robert A., 296 Murphy Robert Edward, 296 Needlman, Glorye. 775 Neff, Leonard, 97 Nehama, Isaac D., 299, 473 664 Neher, Frank V., 299 Nehf, Iona R., 777 Nehls, Rae E.. Jr.. 299. 6 Neill. joseph M., 463 Neill, Robert L., -las Neiman, Robert L., 527, Neira, Louis, 109, 112 Murphy. Robert L., 752 Murphy, Ruth, 296, 786, 781-1 Murphy, Thomas, 608, 681-1 Murphy XVilliam D., 51-1o,'l24, 553, 670 Murpliy, XVilliam F., 555, 688 Murray, Edward, jr., 99 Murray, Gerald, 1-15, 296, 732 Murray, Robert, 6117 Muscato, Sam, 721 Muschler, Alice, 159, 1-Jo, 525, 763 Musgrave, Richard, 296, 506 Muslco, Michael. 296, 715 Muster, W'illiam, 207, 591, 451, -14- Ivlutchnik, Martin, 482, -184 Muni, Jean, 297, 417, 41.1 511, 519, 7-19 Mutti, Prof. Ralph, 117 Neidl, Robert, 96 Nelson, Agnes, 152 Nelson, Allan P.. 299. 414, 415, 73 Nelson, Dr. Beulah, 75 Nelson, Carl l., jr., 299 Nelson, Carolyn R., 299, 760 Nelson, Dale. 639 Nelson, David M., 504. 730 Nelson. Donald l., 299. 499 Nelson, Donald K., 478. 522, 697 Nelson. Eleanor D., 479, 787 Nelson, George Edwin. 299, 507, 709 Nelson, Gerald H., 498 Nelson. Grant, 76 Nelson, Harvey A., 299, -195 Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, lvar, Jr., 715 lver M., Jr.. 737 ,lacqueline M., 520, 752 james A.. 299 james C., 700 Nelson, john Adolph. Jr., 299 Nelson, Lloyd P.. 509 Nelson, Natalie A., 788 Nelson, Norman, 98 Nelson, Patsy R., 749 Nelson, Ralph, 129, 176 Nelson, Robert A.. 95 Nelson Roger L., 707 Muyata, Ted. 111 Muzzarelli, Lucille, 774 Myers, Chester. 551 Myers, Elmer, 297, -195 Myers, Fred, 7-11 Myers, Glenn, 297, 510 Myers. james Daxid, 297 Myers, Leland, -125, 6111- Myers, Margaret, 297, 775 Myers, Mary, 297, 7-17 Myers, Richard, 297, -121, 510, 700 Myers, Robert, 297 Myers, William H., 89, 100 Moss, fharlene, 79-1 Moss, Florence, 295, 752 Moss Frank. 661 Moss: jane, 754 Moss, john, 155 Myerson, Herbert, 112 Mylius. Richard, 735 Myrick, William. 486, 729 Nelson, Dr. Severina, 159, 513 Nelson, Thomas M., 299. 726 William, 687 Nelson, Nelson. William J., 694 Nemanich, William j., 155 Nemec. Godfrey J., 155 Nemerovski, Sheldon, 98 Nergard, john E., 707 Nero, Leonard C., 443, 493 Nesbitt, janet A., 755 Netherton, Edward, 533 Netherton, Ray E., 299. 415, 730 Netterstrom, Lester E.. 677 Moss, Perry, 1108 Moss, Sallv. 786 Mosser, lohn, 700 N Naatz, Richard A., 150, 297, 682 Mossholder, Donald, 742 Mossman, Richard, 295 Mostow, Arthur. 413, 664 Mottershaw, William, 148, 158, 294. Mottet, Raymond, 295 Mottet, Robert, 295 Moore Moore Betty. 746 Lamile, 121, 750 Moore, Charles G., 497, 759 Moore, Llaire, 755 Moore Moore Moore Moore David. -182, 484, 740 Donald W., 623, 685 Eldon B., 295, 703 Ernest, 443, 517, 669 Alamy. Hall, 758 Moore, Homer, 294, 660 Moore, james A., 154, 294, 660 Moore, Jane, 774, 775 Moore. john. 94, 96, 124 Moore, lolm J.. 294 Nlnore, Juliff. 399, 760 Moore, Kenneth H., 75 Moore, Kidd, 716 Moore, Lloyd, 294, 670 Moore, Mary. 294. 445, 750 Moore. Merritt, 721 Moore. 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Virginia L., 502 Newar, Donald R.. 300 Newberr , Eugene R., 725 Newcomb, Dean Rexforcl, 40, 517, x77 Newcomer, Hale A., 592 Newcomer, Prof. Hale, 145. 148, 149 Moore, Robert A. 66 . 9 Robert E., 622 Mueller, Y . 9 . 0 James, -152, 555, 661 Nullorml Collegial1'Plr:j4-1.1, 513 Newcome r, john I.. 114. 500 Newell, lerry C., 499, 522, 668 Newell, Mary, 75 Newell. Robert J., 300 Newkirk, Jack E.. 114, 300 Newlin, Genevieve B.. 781 Newlin, Robert E., 500, 413, 559, 717 Newlin. Robert P., 547 Newman, Alan M., 737 Newman, Carole R., 757 Mueller. Joan. 787 Mueller, balm, 487 Mueller, arilyn, 781 Mueller. Pearl, 791 Mueller, Philip, 729 Mueller, Richard A., 601, 608, 711 Mueller, Richard ., 296 Mueller, Robert ., 707 Newton, Mueller, William, 523, 677 Mueller, William H., 109, 112, 129 Muenzer, Germania, 443, 481, 525 Mulcahe Roberta Mull. 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Canal Sf., Chicago, III. Makers of DURA SEAL FOR WOOD, LINOLEUM, MASONITE, TERRAZZO CORK, CEMENT REV fhe greaf cleanser FOR FLOORS OF ALL KINDS, WOODWORK WALLS, ETC. 825 O'Rourke, Edward, -145, 'IU Orr, Martha E.. 7-1' Orsucci. Roland L.. 505, 728 Ortaggio. George G.. 505. '39 Orth, Edward S., 676 Orton, Mrs. F., 675 Orton, Yifilliam R., Jr., lir- Osborne, Frank L., 150, 158, 305. -Iii-1 Osborne, James XV., '20 Osborne. Mary K.. 5 Oschwald, XViIliam R., l-1 , Sui Oset, Frank, 76 Oshiver, Joseph J.. 505 Osinski, Henry. 1156, 63' Osis, Marericta R., 4-13 Parker, Parker, Parkins. Theodore A.. Sou. 603 XVilliam E.. 306, 678 Louis E., 507 Parks, Barbara J., -178, '96 Parlee, Jane L., -162, 7-19 Parrill, Richard F., -19' Parris, Stanford E., 507, 5-11, 665 Delores L., 505, 7'6 Parrish, XY'avland, 470 Parrott, Parrot, John. 100 Parry, John J., 1-1-1 Parsons, Harriett A., T61 Parsons, Richard, 00 Partington, Thomas R., 605 Parzygnat, Edward F., 11-1, Bu' Pepper, Martin, 90. 93. 98 Pera, Louis B., 721 Pera, Sue M., 790 Perbix, Joyce A., 1-16 Perdue, Dorothy J., -156. '80 Perers, Roger E., 308, 676 Perille, Donald P., 688 Peritz, Richard M., 675 Perkins, Calvin Cv. 687 Perkins, Frank C., 14-1 Perkins, XVarren F., 308, 608 Perlman, Edward, SOS, 508, 727 Perlman, Fred R., 508, -179, 724 Perlmutter, Leatrice, 777 Perlmutter, Leslie, 696 Osland, Richard D., 95 Osmon. Osran, Russell J.. 'un Albert. 505. -io-v Pasek, Peter H.. 685 Pass, Barry H., 696 Patelskr. Sally, 774 Perly, Sandra D., 70-1 Pero, John,XV., 715 Perry, Bernice, 775 Paul. R Ossey, Marshall D., 305 Ostby, Paul C., Sus Oster, Edwin, 80, 100 Oster, Mae A., 503, 'Sl Osterbur. Robert E.. 500, 665 Osterkorn, Vfalter, 505, 584, WPI, fill, 612, 61-L 615, 617, GSW Otis, Joan L., 112 Ort, Edward R., 755 Ott. Maurice D.. 157. Sus Otten, John, 96 Ottinger, Frederick J., -180, 661 Ottwell, Richard, 715 Overaker, Jim T., 671 Overbey, Richard A., 305, 486, T16 Oxermier, Carole l.. 502, 785 Oversrreet, Ben, 698 Ovrcsat, Raymond C., 305, 4-75, T39 Owen, Richard, 89, 06, 123 Owens, Daniel J., Jr., 715 Owens, Marilyn J., 767 Owens, XVilliam H., 728 Owings, Elmer T., 524 Oycn, Eldon E., -185, 756 Ozgor, Mehmet E., 158, 673 Ozicr, Dorothy A., 706 Paterson. Richard XV., 669 Patlak, Patrick, Patrick, Patrick, Erwin, 97 Alice E.. 775 Bernard, 89, 9-1, 95, 123 Elaine J., T77 Patrick. Wlalter P., 725 Patrick, Wfilliam F., 1-15, 501665 Pattarso n, Cora E., 783 Patterson, Harold I., 524 Patterson, James D., -1-10, 4-11, 731 Patterson. Marlin L., -180, 707 Patterson. Martha M., 760 Patterson, Muriel XV.. 307, 780 Patterso n Wlesley H., 409 Patton, Charles, 99 Patton, Donald V.. 507, 731 Patton, Lawrence A., 511 Patton, Patricia G., 481 Patton, Walker L., 704 Pauesick, Otto, Jr., 307 Paugels, Bernard C., 507 Paulels, Lyle R., 307 Pauier, David H.. 664 Pauksta. Frances M., TSI Paul Harr A 90 Paul: Donlzild 1, iss ichard R. , 682 Perry, Caroline M., 309, 772 Perry, Donald E., 309, 671 Perry, Gerald 309 Perry. Ray F., 300 Perry, Xlifilliam A., 714 Psrihnig Riflex, 5-12 Persinger. Doris J., 772 Person, Earle G., 541, 716 Persselin, Leo, 152 Pesavento, Roy J., 309, 720 Peshkin, Alan, 705 Peskin, Ruth B., 1-1-1 Peskrnd, Dorothy E., 309. 585, 388, -loo, 4107,-116, 413, we Peskind, Norman A., -150, 71-1 Peszek, Edwin, 112 Petacque, Gerald M., 699 Phi Lambda Kappa, 97 Phi Ilflu, 763 Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfonia. 515 Phi Mu Phi Mu Eprilan, 156 Phi, 150 Phi Rho Sigma. 99 Phi Sigma Della, 692 Phi Sigma Kappa, 695 Phi Sigma Sigma. 764 Phi Upiilan Omirfon, 156 Phifer, Joe C., 310, 693 Philipp, Phillip, Phillips, Phillips, Ernest, 97 James C., 728 Alberta, -183 Arthur H., 499 Phillips, Clarence A.. 156 Phillips, Frank L., 697 Phillips, Guy D., 14-1 Phillips, Judson U.. 95 Phillips, Mark, 544 Phillips, Orrig, 531 Phillips, Richard S., 698 Phillips, Robert L., 310 Phillips, Robert R., 310 Phillips. Sherwood, 427, 527, 546, 670 Phillips, Wayne R., 310 Philli s William J.. 715 P . Phinney. Paul B., 695 Phipps, Phipps, Donald W., 510 Russell G., 68-1 Phyfzral Efuralinn, Sthool af, 52-53 Pi Bela Phi, 765 Pi Kappa Alpha, 694 Pi Kappa Phi. 695 P Pace. Nick, 96 Packard, Guy C., 553, 6-H Packer, Packer, Packtor Daxid M., 526 Valerie B., 791 , James J., 306, 6-1-1 Padavic, Frank J., 506, 511 Padella, Arthur M.. 155 Padgitt, Richard D., 709 , f.l1flSl N., -179, 608, ful' lida M., 154, 306, sur., T58 Page, Kenneth G., 708 Page. Verner L., 689 Pagel, XValter XV., 723 Pagakis Page, E XVilliam M. 310 Pahlow, Georgia A., 5011, -106, vs 655. 758 Pailleron, Anton J., '03 Painter, John XV., 157, 306, 661 Painter. Ralph E., Jr., 306, -192, 504, 505. 66s Palafimr, 781 Palandech, John R., 69-1 Palcherf, Mary. 146, 156, 308, si-1 652, 655. 790 Palecek, Nnraldean M., 410, 'SJ Palewicz, Richard A., 506, 502 Palko, Theresa S., 495, 787 Paulissen, George J., 688 Paulovich, John S.. 608 Paulsen, Gunnar XV., 737 Paulsen. James A., 90, 100, 125 Paulsen. Rosemary I., 7-19 Paulsgrove, Glenn H., 147, 307, 492 Paulsmeycr, Dean, -192, 731 Paulson, Kenneth R., 547, 68-1 Pauly, Theodore J.. 76 Pauly, Thomas E., 674 Paus, Robert L., 691 Pausch, Robert D., 720 Pavlik, Jessica, J., 767 Pawlak, Richard J., 689 Pawlikowski, Narcissus P., 781 Payne, Beverly J.. 307 Payne, Jean, 520, 797 Payne, William R., 307 P. E. Mafor Club, 653 Peabody. Marjorie E., 307, 418, 779 Peacock, Robert A., 608, 701 Pearah, John E., 307, 721 Pearce, I-larry, 65 Pearce, Kenneth O., 675 Pearce, Willard C., 511 Pearlman. Hubert S., 90. 98, 130 Pearlman, Robert D., 730 Pearman, Ralph S., 707 Pears, Peter, 477 Peter, Donna J., 797 Peter, Mary C., 753 Peters, Byron A., 1-17, 509 Peters, Donald Gene, -109, -120. -129 Peters, George L., 150, 309 Peters, lrene AJ., 796 Peters, Marlorie H., 786 Peters, Robert, 112, 114 Petersen, James D., 158 Petersen, John R., -199 Petersen Robert S., 158, 509 Peterson, Carl, 1-19 Peterson, Charles A., 309 Peterson, Peterson, Charles R.. 509 Chester M., 1-1-1 Peterson, Cynthia L., -181, 758 Peterson. Daniel E., 689 Peterson, Donald H., 701 Peterson, Eugene A., 4-11, 757 Peterson Peterson Floyd, A., 509 Francis Y., 145, 309 Peterson, Georre T., 727 Peterson, Gladsys, -179 Peterson, Harold J., 517. 707 Peterson Helen A., -1-13, 783 Peterson Janet M., 479, 765 Pi lambda Phi, 696 Pi Tau Sigma, 157 Pi Tau Pi Sigma, 539 Pianowski, Robert F., 95 Piazza, Anthony R., 310, 510, 739 Piazza, Eugene G., 310, 711 Piazz-ia, Sam J., 586, 599, 600, 608, 70 Picard, Richard N., 386, 639 Piccione, Leonard N., 95 Pichler, Joyce C., 793 Picht, Douglas R., 496, 736 Pickard, Margaret E., 775 Pickett, William O., 311, -192, 680 Piclcock, Barbara J., -126, 518, 755 Pidcock, Mrs. 725 Pientka, Adam J., 682 Pierce, Jack XV., 311 Pierce, Jean A., 750 Pierce, Sally P., 761 Pierce, Stanley M., 311, 739 Pierob on, Ray L., 311, 679 Pierralr. 515 Pierson, Irene, 25, 423 Pierson, Sture B., 147, 311, 492 Pierson, William E., Jr., 311 Peterson, John E., -1-13. 516, 755 Peterson, Dr. L. XV., 99 Peterson, Luther S., -163 Peterson, Patricia L., 481, 762 Peterson, Peter Allen, 505, 680 Peterson, Ralph J., 509 Peterson, Robert B., 669 Peterson, Russell S., 663 Peterson, XVarren H., 309, -199 Peterson, XVr:sley G., 691 Peterson, XVillard A., 509, 506 Peterson, XVilliam l-1., 310 Peterson Pallmer, Paul G., Jr.. 306, 6432 Palmer. Charles L., 069 Palmer. Prof. Cyrus, 667 Palmer, David J., 708 Palmer, Don E., 668 Palmer, Elizabeth C., 752 Palmer, Gordon A., 486, 737 Palmer, lrwin, 306, -199. 516, 721 Palmer. James F., 214 Palmer, Peter C., 513, 522, 646, mm Palmer, Robert E., 306, 441, 737' Palmer, Ruth M., 151, 751 Palmer, Tom WJ., 306, 698 Paluga Edward M 306 703 Pearsall, Adrian M., 307, 667 Pearson, Charles R.. 147. 307 Pearson, Donald J., 693 Pearson, James R., 508 Pearson, Jack XV., 100 Pearson, Kenneth E., 579, 660 Pearson, Mary J., 792 Pearson, Priscilla J., 525, 768 Palumbo, Patrick J., 306 Pancoast, Robert L., 144 Pandolfo, Peter, 306, 728 Paiihellcnir Colninl, 416--117 Pannonc, Frank E., 539, 541 Pantamrm, Peter L., 506, SUT, is-1 Pape, Wfilliam, 408 Pappas, Harry l.. 710 Parade Ground Uflili, 722-723 Pardieck, James J., 700 Parelman, Carole, 766 Parenti, George A., 591, 632, 677 Pargc, Earl W., 695 Parrsc, Donald L,, 306, 510, 739 Parish, John W., 306, 712 Parisot, Paul E., 493 Parke, Joanne K., 474. 779 Parke, Marilyn J., 122, 495, 779 Parke, Wyatt, 76 Parker, Ann, 496 Parker, Janet H., 452, 7541 Parker, John S.. 668 Parker, Lee, 479 Parker, Mary L., 481 Parker, Richard E., 698 Parker, Sandra, 774 826 Peaslee, Mary E., 782 Pecchia, Domenick J., 308 Pechter, Marvin, 308, 511 Peck. Gerald XV., 29 Peckat, Ann, 751 Peddie, George, 99, 12-l Peddycord, Donald M.. 150, 308, -llll 510, 691 Peckham, Vernon, 740 Pedersen, Elisabeth E.. 443 Pedersen, Rolf V., 308, -143, 495, 759 Peek, Ral h K., 153, 308, 511 Pceples. jlhan, 387 Peistruffer, Louis, 508 Pelc, Howard J., 144 Pclias, Betty A., 308, 781 Pelikan, Edward W., 95 Pellegino, Lenin, 98 Pcller, Mae, 308, 520, 791 Pellizzari, Maria C., 797 Pemble, James A., 726 Pendleton, Harold E., 144 Penheld, Calvin M., 308, 502, 735 Penn, Albert. 26 Penn, John F., 158. 308, 675 Penney, Prudence M.. 790 Penney, Roland C., 308 Pennington, Donald R., 742 Penninpiton, Myron M.. 487 Penwel , Bruce V., 308. 677 Penwell, Martha E., 760 Pepper, Echo, 156 Peting, Fred D., 151, 510 Pelile Maman, 795 Petko, Edward A., 310, -195, 739 Petras, Milan, 310 Petrey, Robert T., 735 Petro, Mary, 101 Petry, Lewis D., 310, 506, 508, 732 Petsch, Herman F., 725 Petterson, Marilyn L., -178, 520, 791 Petty, Lois R., 792 Petty, Millicent L.. 761 Pcvsner, Dr. Leo, 130 Plau, John E., 708 Pleifer, Harold E., 543, 5-16, 671 Pfeifer, Norman R., 751 Pfeiffenberger, Lucas E., 310, -197, 511, 755 Pfeitfer, Carl E., -196, 733 Pfister, Walter F., 695 Phsterer, Thomas R,, Jr., 90, 95 Pflaum, John B., -454 Pflum, Wilbur E., 492 Phalanx, 541 Phafmary Sludenl Council, 115 Pheanis, Jack W., 608, 704 Phelps, Roy E., 310 Phelps, Samuel D., 310, 444, 492 Phi Alpha Delia, 153 Phi Chi Eta, 539 Phi Chi Theta. 154 Phi Delia Theta, 685 Phi Epxilan Kappa, 154 Phi Eprilofi Pi, 686 Phi Eta Sigma, 155 Phi Gamma Della, 687 Phi Kappa, sea Phi Kappa P.vi, 689 Phi Kappa Sigma, 690 Phi Kappa Tau, 691 Pierzynski, Gayle, 747 Piette, Robert J., 553 Pietz, Vernon J., 511, 673 Pigozzi, Raymond A., 551, 553, 667 Pun. Jack L., 144 Pilch, Albert J,, M143 . Pilchard, Richard A,, 311, 500 Pildes, Robert, 97 Pill, Michael, 96 Pille, Arthur G., -165 Pimstein, Uri, 668 Pincoffs, Lolita, 311, 777 Pines, Marshall D., 706 Pinger, Edward F., 688 Pinkerton, Norma L., 311, 781 Pinkham, Leslie W., 608, 678 Pinkston. Charles S., 511 Pinska, Elizabeth, 479 Pinto, Peter S., 95 Pionowski, Robert F., 95 Piotrowski, Donald P., 739 Piotrowski, Mary A., 784 Piotter, Lois Jean G., 767 Piper, Duane G., 493 Piper, Robert J., 517, 693 Pipes, Delose, 441 Pires, Ernest G., 147, 492 Pirtle, Harry C., 511 Pisano, James, 113, 115 Piskun, Benjamin A., 730 Pisoni, Donald C., 456 Pistorius, Alvin W., 144 Pitesky, lsadore, 97, 124, 130 Pitkin, Sheldon H., 311, 499, 533. 540, 541 Pitra, Edward J., 727 Pitschke, Herbert F., 501, 666 Pitts, Jill, 311, 788 Pitzele, Elyse S., 311, 757 Piunti, Oswald J., 511, 697 Pivitz, Ina R., 778 Pixley, Joan, 438, 450, 518, 751 Pizzolato, Philip4J., 662 Placek, Stanley, 54 Placzek, Walter P., 311, 735 Plagge, Gretchen, 444 Plagge, Robert, 444 Plain, Henry A., 312, 591, 630, 631, 632. 698 Plambeck, Jean, 312, 790 Plant, Mary C., 760 Platt, Donald, 98 Platt, james XV., 6-18 Player, john M., jr., 1-17, 704 Player, Lora L., 512, -119, -l-l-l, -wi, 782 Player, Virginia L., 458, 656 Pletsch, Helen V., 312, 512, 708 Plews, Herbert E., 312. 584, 391, WI 629. 630, 632, 633, 677 Plotkin, Norman H., -195 Plumhof, Capt. Wfilliam, 330, itll Pollack, Arlene, 79-l Plotkin, Robert, 608 Plow Boy Prom, 583 Plumar Plumb, r, Phillip E.. 1-l7, 31: Leila j., 782 Podraza, Thomas A., 72-1 Poclvoll, Myra, 775 POE, A drienne M.. 312, 788 Poggemeir, XVilliam, 99, 130 Poggenpohl, Marianne, 512 Pogue, Dale G., 511 Pogue, james E., 151 Pohl, Eugene j., 1-17, 512, 492 Pohlman, Norbert F., 512, 553, H1 Poinsett, Alexander C., -113, 710 Poisall, Robert P., 512, 391, 456, 457 Poiman, Victor, 151, 512, -195, 4107 Polakow, Fred H., 706 Polenske, Helen, 121 Polin, Marty, 312, 499, 516 Poling, Carl E., jr., 512 Polivka 701 ,Jack W., 512, -113, soo, 047, Polk, Carol R., 458, 451, 706 Polk, Marilyn j., 755 Polkowsxi, Uelphine T., 790 Polkowski, Lawrence B., 1-18, 513, 533. 755 Pollack, Melvin H., 70, 7-1, 73 Pollack, Sheldon R., -115, -124, 714 Pollan, Bert I., 699 Pollard, Calvin N., 313, 502 Pollard, Charles A., 145, 515 Pollard, jane A., 515 Pollard, Lewis, 155 Pollard Thomas E., 155, 406, 410, 411, 456, 522, 670 Pollen, Eileen D., 777 Pcrlly, Donald, 5-47 Pollner, Manfred H., 725 Polozker, Gloria j., 766 Polzin, Virginia M., 146, 502, 752 Pomatto, Bert D., 76 Pomeroy, Alice j., -179, 772 Pomeroy, Paul G., 313. 584, 390, 513, 591, 608, 708 Pomije, Earle, 76 Pompilio, Michael L., 527, 5-16 Pond, Charles P., 589, 6-12 Ponleithner, Henry, 150, 515, 458, 520, 759 Pontious, Myron D., 752 Ponton. Peter R., 507 Pool, Peggy L., 513, 740 Poole, Malcolm A., jr., 515 Poole, Willard, 112, 114, 129 Popa, Eli C., 601 Pope, William C., 546 Popel, Orest j., 715 Popham, John E., 513 Popyanchetf, Christine, 313, 775 Poris, John E., 515, 703 Porter, Irvin L., 21 Porter, William J., 313, 720 Posateri, joan F., 774 Post, Daniel, 313 Postel, Sholem, 90, 93, 98 Postol, Sander M,, 724 Potesanos, Chris, 725 Potter, Dorothy E., 313, 759 77-l Potter, Potter Ernest E., 535, 667 Fred S 1 , -, 5 3 Potter, James O., 527, 546, 5-17, 757 Potter, Louis, 484 Potrer, Margaret J., 772 Potter, Mary J., 503, 791 Potter, Nancy L., -475, 481, -182, 520, 749 Potter, Robert C., 679 Potter, Ronald W., 667 Potthast, Anne M., 796 Potthorf, Edward F., 25 Poust, William L., 687 Poweles, Frank, 76 Powell, Powell Floyd G., Jr., 559 Robert K., -315, 508, 668 Powers, Eugene L., 315 Powers, Harold L., 513, 504 Powers, John J., 114 Powers, Norman E. 0 1 0 , 9 , 5 Powers, Richard A., 496, 721 Powers, William J., 413, 522, 715 Pownal 1, Winston W., 514 Pmefmianr, 516 Pransl-ce, Alfred, 314 Prasuhn, Dorris j., 796 Prathemer, Jane, 656 Prather, John C., 669 Prather , Martha J., 774 Pratt, Glenn, 76 Pratt, Harlan A., 493 Pratt, John D., 533, 538, 543, 710 Pratt, John T., 314, 698 Pratt. Richard P., 695 V Preble, Kenneth J., 522, 672 Preissig, Joseph L., 727 Prentice, Robert, 96 Prentiss, Barbara I,, 514, 780 Prerbyteriarz Hull. 782 Presley, Dr. Sophie J., 130 Pressler, XVayne H., 69-l 1 Pressman, Charles D., 547, 680 Preston, Robert C., 153 Pretzman, Phyllis I.,, 51-l, -165, 779 Preuss, Robert S., 514, 720 Prewitt, Leroy E., 514 Pribble, Kenneth G., 11-l, 31-l Price, Arthur L., jr., 155, -1-H, 511 Price, Burl, 514 Price, Clark T., 681 Price, Claude D., 499, 730 Price Club, 796 Price, Henry NV., Jr., 592, 685 Price, Hugh H., II., 314, 507, 510 Price, Jerome K., -186, 66-l Price, Matthew, 90 Price, Particia E., 156, 587. -H4, -155, 759 Price, Paul, 482, -18-1, 515 Price, Richard C., 158. 514, 693 Price, Robert E., 51-l Price, Robert Lawrenie, 5-ll, 707 Price, Robert Lee, 314 Price, Selwin E., 705 Price, Thomas S., 31-1, 687 Prichard, Donald li., 700 , Prichard, Harold C., 51-l, 700 Prichard, William 1., jr., 722 Priese, Eugene, 485 Priest. Rhoda j.. 122, 479 Priest, Richard ri., 314 Prigge, Ray O., 713 Prince, Ruth S., 70-1 Prindiville, joan M., -126, 755 Prindiville, Laurence L., 721 Prindiville, Richard 515, 688 Prineas, Peter Li., 515, -19-I Prislinger, Edward J., 508, 510, 684 Pritchard, Philip li., 515, 507 Pritzch, Donald, 147 Probandt, George F., 443 Prodan, Ellen, -146, -15-1, 789 Prikop, James W., 710 Propes, .Ernest L., 95 Prorok, Edward S., 7-l, 125 Protzman, Donald P., 14-1 Prouty, Laurence R., 710 Pruclent, Norma j., 159, 515, 758 Prusak, Robert R., 679 Prusin, Robert S., 593, 714 Prusinski, Norman A., 515, 510 Prust, Phyllis J., 759 Pruter, James R., 515, 502 Prymuski, Robert M., 688 Pryor, Ann, 479, 776 Pryor, XVilliam C., 527 Przypyszny, john, 99 Psichogios, Harry P., 479, 715 Pri Uprilarz, 697 Psota, Frank, 77 Ptacelc, John M., 750 Publications, 448-463 Pucin, John j., 674 Puclewill, Carl J., 315 Pugh, Russell O., 515, -182, -184, 435, 515 Pugliese, Joseph C., 515, -199 Pugliese, Thomas A., 145, 515, 725 Pullen, Charles R., 515, 499, 721 Pullman, Ernest, 97 Puls, Bonnie M., 503. 774 Punke, Frederick, 7-ll Purdy, Roger C., 315, 584, 388, -123, 426, 690 Purl, Oliver T., 158 Purvis, Chuck, 608 Putnam, William, 695 Putnik, EdXV1fl, 482, 48-1 Pyle, David K., 151, 315, 478, 480, 517, 697 Pyles, Donald G., 515, 682 Pyles, Otto C., 515 Pypes, Delos E,, jr., 156, 662, 721 Pytlik, Frank, Jr., 482, 484 Quaclcenbush, Bud, o-ll Quade, Alfred G., Jr., 725 Quallich, Martha H., 481, 484, 796 Quebman, Philip B., 315, 533, 539 Quevedo, Henry J., 538 Quick, Gerald N., 316, 495 Quick, Robert B., 516 Quick, Robert L., 316 Quig, Robert G., 420, 709 Quinlan, Richard C., 485, 665 Quinlan, Richard L., 516 Quinlan, Robert, 483 Quinn, Neil K., 608, 687 Quinn, Terry G., 495. 517 Quirke, Terrence T., 666 Quiros, Felix A., 673 Quiros, Jorge L., 517, 675 Quaraishee, Malik M., 721 Rabens, Robert A., 90, 95, 93, 128 Rabin, Edwin, 516 Rabin, jerry L., 692 Rabin, Sylvia, 79-1 Rabin, Zorack, 516, 72-l Rabinov, David l., 90, 93 Rabinov Rabkin. itz, Adolph, 97 Norman C., 527 Racine, Shirle J., 516, 760 Rack, Leonarcl, 90, 150 Racster, Charles E., 150 Radich, Agnes A., 786 Radke, Carl F., 478, 479, 701 Raclomski, Ronald F., 316 Radtke, Richard A., 516, 533 Raede, Clarence H., 316, 510 Raemer, Richard M., 516. 686 Rafi, Beverly, 757 Raff, Marshall A., 664 Raff, Ruth, 748 Raffensperger, John G., 95 Ragins, I-Ierzl, 95, 97 Ragland, Robert O., 685 Rage, John XV., 155, -315, 710 Rahn, Charles E., 671, 721 Rahn, Donald A., -185, 515 Raimondi, Anthony S., 688 Rainer, Edwin J., 150, 516 Rainey, Paul XV., 487 Rak, John P.. 114 Raklovits, Richard F,, 601, 602, 605, 608, 687 Raleigh, XVilliam, 76 Rally, Frank C., 533 Ralston, Cynthia F., 762 Ralston, Suzanne, 751 Rarnaswami, Dasu, 116 Ramberg, Ervin, 76 Ramey, Valerie J., -150, 760 Ramrn, Harold, 152 Ramroop, Isaac, 516 Ramsay, Irene J., 122, 782 Ramsdell, joan M., 516, 772 Rebecca, Sammy J., 605, 606. 07, 682 Reber, Betty B., 317 Reber, Russell H., 518 Rcchel, Edward D., 318, 499, 682 Recher, Albert XV., 518, 508, 510, 739 Rcik, Robert H., 911, 703 Recny, Frank G., 709 Rector, Miriam E., 318, 781 Rector, Robert H., 518, 400. 726 Reddick, Glenn E., 502, Reddmger, Patricia A., 791 Redecke, Leonard A., 114, 318, 506 SQ7, Redlea 508, S10 rm, Robert H., 757 Rediboym, jean, 79-I Redman, Howard XV., 74, 76 Reed can xv., Jr., 527, 7:7 Reed: james M., 518 Reed, Leslie G., 90 Reed, Lois L., 75-1 Reed Philip C., -187 Reed: shin D., 495, sie Reed, Thomas A., 553, 541 Reeder, James T., 090 Reeder, John R., 90, 95 Reeder, Wfalda S., 90, 101 Reel, Charles E., 758 Reep, Howard D., -178 Rees, Caroline R., -li-1, 769 Reese, Daniel G., 689 Reeser, XVilliam, 479 KE6lPfCfl1b, 796 Recter, Victor E., 736 Reeve, Bryce B., 700 Reeve, joan B.. 387, -106, 409, 45 512, 752 Reeve-Roberts, Hope, 76-l Ramsey, Blaine, 716 Ramsey, Charles E., 90, 95 Ramsey, James P., 703 Ramsey, Martha E., 761 Ramsey, Stewart W., 316, -155 Ramshaw, Warren C., 700 Ranalletta, Tullio R., 516 Rand, George, 150, 516, 386, 426, 427, 735 Randall, Frank J., Jr., 317, 661 Randall, jack, 517, 711 Randall, Robert L., 479, 742 Randolph, Burleigh A., 687 Randolph, Josephine A., 762 Randolph, Patricia A., 791 Randolph, Paul G., 155, 517 Randolph, William J., 511 Randolph Wfilliam L., 727 Rankin, Eugene, 77 Rankin, Ransdel Robert C., Jr., 729 1, Paul E., 555 Ransom, Rose M., 784 Ransom, William E., 517, 540 Ransom Ranson, e, Richard A., 317, 555, 5-lO Naomi A., 750 Rao, Channapragada S., 509 Rao, Ram N., 502, 509. 721 Raphael, Herbert L., 517, 721 Rapp, Howard C.. 517, 497, 511 Reeves, Beverly j., 749 Reeves, Elaine, 780 Regal, Seymour I., 516, 739 Regan, Doris L., 318 Regan, John E.. ara, 427, ass Regan, Patrick H., 318, 688 Reginato, Daniel D., 318, 739 Regnell, John A., 318, 520, 672 Rehagen, Fred S., 694 Relmer, Donald R., 757 Reichard, Gerald L., 318, 689 Reichard. William j., 556 Reichelt, Jeannine A., 318, 789 Reichle, Richard W., 690 Reid, Edward S., 318 Reid, Prof. Ernest, -19-I Reif, John, 6-ll Reifman, Robert, 97 Reifsteck, Paul F., 318 Reig, Donald C., 319 Reiger, joan, 775 Reihmer, George XV., -199, 684 Reilly, John E., 415, 678 Reimer, Kenneth F., 697 Reinarcly, Suzanne, 759 Reineke, Robert C., 156 Reiner, Ervin, -185 Reiner, Ralph C., 487, 517, 741 Reinert, John M., 720 Reinganum. Carrol H., 715 Reinhardt, James F., 728 Reinhardt, Joseph A., -180, 697 Reinisch, Charles R., 60-1 Reinsch, Arthur J., 138, -HS, 403 Reinthaler, Charles R., 728 ' Rapp, Louis E., 666 Rapp, Melvin W., 660 Rappaport, Albert, 75 Rapsilber, Robert E., 445 Rasch, Andrew, 112, 11-5 Rasmus, Marjorie E., 317, 755 Rasmussen, Elizabeth M., 122, 785 Rasmussen, Harold S., 677 Rasmussen, Rosabel, -143 Rassner, Helen, 501 Rataiik, Alycla, 101, 12-l Ratclilfe, Kenneth E., 496, 720 Rathke, Lorenzo J., 555 Rathling, Elizabeth, 122, 774 Rathlmg, Lisa, 774 Raths, 1-red W., 517, 729 Ratzer, Leo T., Jr., 317 Ratzesberger, Lelia M., 752 Raudonis, Dolores J., 517, -519, 779 Raudonis, Robert j., 090 Raushenberger, john, 151 Rawley, James li., 670 Rawson, Robert D., 95 Ray, Paramesh, 509. 721 Ray, Willis E., 509 Rayburn, Roberta R., 517, -163. 505, 767 Raymon, Frank, 95 Rayney, Jeanne D., -lil, 786 Razowsky, Morton S., 317, 467, 512 515 Reace, Joyce l., 786 Reach, Charles, 97 Read, Caryle D., 726 Read. Richard E., 716. 703 Reagan, Stephen J., 701 Reagan, Vera E., 783 Reagan, Barbara A., 560, 749 Real, Luis M., 791 Ream, joseph T., jr., 114, 157, 317 Reisman, Philip, 493 Reiss, Robert W., 686 Reistrorfer, Leon P., 506, 510, 759 Reithc r, Fred XV., 511 Reitsch, Charles P., 654, 675 Reitzel, Emily, 7-19 Reizner, Florence, 791 Reizner, Marvin, 111, 12-1 Reizner, Raymond B., 696 Religious Acfivifies, 434-447 Relkin, Harold j., 527, 5-16, 721 Remec, Andrei A., 720 Rcmeir, Norman A., -103, 555, 5110, 72 Remer , Rita L., 766, 775 Rampart, Ro-bert O., 700 Renaud, julienne, 15-1, 785 Renaud, Victor M., 741 Renda , Charles R., S02 Rendlcman, jane M,, 478, 750 Rendleman, john S., 6418 Rcnfro, Elizabeth j., -117, 761 Renfrew, Nancy j., 701 Rcnken, Robert XV., 147, 504 Rennaker, Barbara B., 12 2, -MP5,-196, Rennaker. Wfanda j., 774 Rcnner, Barbara B., 794 Runner, Mary L., 780 Rcnnick, john D., Sll Reno, Marie R., 159, 385, 452, 455, 752 Renwick, Robert H., 148. 499, 702 Renz, Donald A., -193 Reperlory Orcbsrrrn, 485 Repke, Paul 726 Replingcr, john G., 144 Replo le, Frank S., 4-ll Reschie, Alfred W., 100 Rcskc. ,lane C., 775 827 Resnik, Bernard, 9'. 130 Rettberg, Walter, 99 Reusch, Raymond K.. -1-13 Reuss, Wfrlliam S., 502 Reuter, Edward R.. 639 Reuter, Francis T., -125, 735 Re Veal. james D.. 43' Rexer, Robert E.. 155 Rexroad, Donald N., 694 Rexroat, Carroll D., '31 Reyhan, Alpaslan, 672 Reynard, Carol E., 4178, 481, '-12 Reynek, Elaine R., '85 Reynolds. Ann L., '54 Rexnolds, Arthur XV., 405 Risting, Anita M.. 512 Ritchie, Lois E,, -183 Ritson, Virginia L., '67 Ritt. jack A.. 670 Ritter, jack B., 321 Ritter, Ral h G., 740 Ritter, XY'aller T., jr,, 411, '15 Rim, Raymond T., -179 Rivara, Frank S., 321 Rohn. Gerald B., 321, 50.1, Tas Razer, Charles B.. 741 Rxzer, Hollis B., 723, 75' Rizzoli, john L., 741 Roach, Carl R., 604 Roach. james M., jr., 322 Rogers, Marion C., 323, -138, 765 Rogers, Ramona j., 780 XV ll' 7 Rogers, Um. i 'iam j., ,0, 71, T-1 vid A., 323, -194. 721 Ro, x, Da Rohde, Robert C., 715 Rohe, Marilyn L., 323, 7- Rolir, Fred XJ., 323, 688 Roan, Roberta L.. 788 Rokusek, Henry j., 509, 672 Reynolds, Cora A., -117. -181, '58 Reynolds. Gerald j., 724 Reynolds, Margaret A., '54 Reynolds, Ollie, 531 Reynolds, Richard C.. '41 Reynolds, Richard XY., 555, USVI Reynolds, Robert, 521 Reynolds, Ronnie, 683 Roach, ,loel K., 673 Roach. Sarah A., 525, .5-1 Rnadman, jack XV., 322 Roarlc. Constance, 123 Robbins Robbins, Robbins. Harold, 531 lost-ph, 08 Lyle E., 66.1 Robbins, Margaret A., 48-1 Roberts, Rezanka. Richard B.. 603 Rhein, Bernard D., -167, 4511, -1-in Rhoads, Raymond K., 7-10 Kim Clv. 116 Rhodes, Hilda M.. 76' Rhodes. Kenneth M., 423, 4410 Rhodes, XY'illiam L.. 507, 510 Rice Rice Rice Arla R., 70' Donald XY, -196 I J-sim H., 46- Robbins, Raymond K., 322, -l-li Robbins, Xx ayne A., 322, 4011 Robert, Daniel G., 1-'5 Robert, Gaston N,, 665 Roberts, Mrs. Charles, -183 Roberts. Charles j., 6-18 Roberts, Edward M., 322, S53 Roberts, George, 113 Roberts, Herman, 322, 555 Roberts, Irxin G., 40-1 james P., S17 Rice, Martha E., '62 Roland, Harry, 659 Rolens, jack H., 733 Rolts, Carol j., 791 Rollnnd, Paul, -132, 48-1, 515 Roller, Patricia K.. 513, 752 Romnck, Rex A., we Romani, Lindo D., 323, SOT, to Romano, Frank A., 33-1, 499 Romine Reginald j., 145, 530 Romjue, XVillis C., 695 Romo, Gloria D., 775 Ronclietto. jack G., 324, 420, -list-, 633 Rondo. john H.. 603 Rootl, Ferguson E., T32 Roodhouse, Bennett, 504, 558, Ml Ronker james L. 324 Rrolcs. Genex ra j.. 4-11. 7'5 Rooney, Thomas E., 728 Room, Wfalter, 48-1 Root, Edward L., 509 Root, Patsy A., 749 Root, Robert A., 666 Rooth, Sheldon, 506, 686 Rosauer, Peter j., 114, 324, 4952 Rothenberg, Nathan, 727 Rothschild, Ray, 75 Rothschild, Robert, 727 Roughley, Arthur G., 512 Roush, DeWayne -178, 724 Roush, james R., 532, 533 Roush, Marilyn L., 503, 797 Rousonelos, Stanley G., 100 Routman, Melvin N., 664 Rovelstad. Ann, 760 Rovelstad, Sue, 760 Ro'-'her, joy, 512 Rowan, Richard P., 726 Rowan, Thomas C., 510 Rowan, XVilliam A., jr., 493, 726 Rowe, Duane B., 150, 317, 683 Rowe, Kendall, 70, 77 Rowe, Theodore H., 664 Rowen, Marshall, 153, 730 Royer, XVarren L., 326, 728 ltozanski, Robert. 112 Rozen, Howard, 326 Rubart, Charles, 531 Rubel, Stanley M.. 326, 714 Ruben, Benjamin S., 706 Ruben, james, 111 Rubenstein, hrank j., 144 Rubenstein, Norman, 326 Rubenziit, Marcella j.. 326, 764 Rubin Bernard 479 Harvey, 152 Rice M.1rx'L. P2 '52 Raef arisen E., isa. sss. 541, ix Rice, btexxart, 512 Rice, XVlllI.11T'1 H., 2' Rich Dorothy C., '75 Rich Ella, 122 Rich, Laurel M., 761 Rich Leonard j., '41, , Rich Rich Rich ixisfyr E., sau, vu illi , Ph p, 149 ards, Bill D., 1184 Richards, Ella L., 441 Rithards, Harry, '15 Richards, Ralph G., 604 Richards, Wayne F., 487 Richardson, Alite R., 159 Richardson, Francis H., 00, 96 Roberts, janice, 322, 762 Roberts, jo Ann, 780 Richardson, Genexieve, -166, -167 513 Richardson, Robert, 70, T6 Richardson, Romayne, 152, 455 Richardson, Sally R., 796 Richardson, Thomas L., 661 Rosen Richersun, Dznid P., 95 Richey, Roger L., 499 Richmond, Robert E., 321, 679 Richter, Laurel E., 492 Richter, Morton N., -187, 686 Richter, Selma E., 778 Ricketts. Alan, TU' Riclclefs, Dorothy VU -183 Ricklefs, Patricia R., 48-1 Rickspoone, Renee L., 791 Roberts, john K., 322 Roberts, joseph N., T3 Roberts, Lowell ls., T., Roberts, Mary, -179 Roberts, lvtaaine R., 322, 463 780 Roberts, Pearlie M., -151, 750 Roberts, Phyllis j., -1511, 47-1, 518, 762 Roberts, Stuart YS., 685 Robertson, Prof. Laritu, 423 Robertson, Charlotte, 101 Robertson, Holmes, 441 Robertson, jeanne lvl., 322, 776 Robertson, lohn E., 509 Robinson, Alfred C., 446 Robinson, Barbara H., 481, 656 Robinson, Mrs. Clarence, 670 Rosbaclc, XVarren R., 114, 324 Rose, Elaine F., 525, 796 Rose. Herbert, 487 Rose, Hugh G.. 742 Rose, joyce C.. 32-1, 768 Ros: Nancy 32-1 481 Rose: Noble'E.:4173, 7:5 Rose, Roseb Roseb Rosec Rosen Roberta E., 766 erry, Donald L., 735 erry, Franklin L., 735 rans, Roberta H., 525, 747 , Betty M., -186, 774 Rosen, Clitford M., 324, 6179 Rosen, Elizabeth R.. 483, 786 Rosen, Robert, 732 Rosen. Sheldon, 324, 755 Rosen, Sherman D., 32-I, 527, 739 Rubin Rubin, 1 Erwin Li, 727 Rosenbarker, Charles S., 502 Rosenbaum, jordan M., 735 Rosenbaum, Kalman, 724 Rosenbaum, Robert H., 696 Rosenberg. Allen, 75 Rosenberg, Dale, 96 Robinson, Frances j., 156, 322, 506, 636 Robinson, Howard XV., 700 Robinson, Hugh H., 502 Robinson, James B., Jr., 1-14 Robinson, lames is., 322. 707 Robinson, Margaret C., 387, -119, 458, 782 Robinson, Robinson. Marilyn J., 322, 780 Mildred D., 788 Rosen berg, Elaine, 387, 417, 451, vw. 766 A Rosenberg, Enid R., 788 Rosenberg, Julian M., 324, 516, 735 Rosen berg, Lester J., 699 Rosenberg, Philin, 145, 430 Rosenberg, Phyllis L., 793 Rosenberg ThomasL 3'-I 516 berger, Arthur W,,i324, 492, Robinso Riddle, Douglas F., 721 Riddle, jack D., 711 Riddle, Hamilton G., 666 RidennL.r, Louis. 42 Rider, Leonard, 321 Ridge, Glen S., 321 Robinson, Paul H., jri, 675 Robinson, Robert C., 660 Robinson, Sheldon H., 705 Robinson, Shirley A., 754 n, Theodore XV., 322, 681 Ridge. Stanley, 150 Rideiway, Joseph T., 321 Ridley Elton T.. 321, SUR, 6-1 Riedle. George C., 506, 527. 546 347, 592, 735 Rieeel, Iris M., 321, 797 Rieuer, joan R.. 442 Rieger Patricia A. 5'i Rode, Dona M., 754 Rogers, B Rae er. Richard -143, 517, 733 Melia, jar-lt L., 418, mu Ricmensperger, Pearl, 115 Riencr, Edward F,, 662 Rxetveld, Harold j., 740 Rife, John L., 700 Rillten, Harold L., 321 Rifle auf Plural Lllab, 516 Rifle Tmrri, 538 Riggins, Paul, 708 Riggle, Allen, 96 Riggs, Alice L., 788 Rieney, Harold D., 709 Ruler, Betty L., 454, 763 Riley, Elvin B., 683 Riley, John E.. 321, 508 Riley, Mary C., 518, 746, 765 Riley, Patricia A., 761 Rile', Peter E., 672 Rimbey, Donald H., 321 Rxmhey, Harry D., 148, 742 Rimhey, William R., 321 Rinder, Herbert R., 321 Riner, George G., jr., 690 Ring, if Ann Y., 425, 755 Ring, ed. 76 Ring, William F., jr., 114, 321, sux Rineger, Patricia L., 156, 321, -165, 503. 774 Rinne, Orville H., 114, 497 Risley, Patricia j., 753 Rissler, John A., 727 Rissman, Burton R., 686 828 Robison, James A.. 322, 50-1, 505 Rnbnett, Pleasant H., 668 Roby, Andrew J., 150, 322 Roby. Fain S., 523 Roby, Leslie E., 144 Rochelle, Rene I-L, 154 Rother, Albert. 506 Rock, Arthur O,, 463 Rotk, John XV., 667 Rock, Randel A., 323, 498 Rockholz, Wfilliam L., 144, 149 Rockwell, Catherine A., 751 Rockwell, Jean A.. 323 Rocxwell, Richard V., 323 Rodbro, Harold A., -197, 517, 67-1 Rodda, Errol D., iss, 498, 532, 5:5 Rodems. jeanne, 479 Roderick, Hobart C., -196 Roderick, Robert M., 520 Rodgers, Jean A., 323. 748 Rodgers, Richard K., 486, 451, 703 Rudia, jacob, 116 Rodino, Louis F., 323 Rudnick. Richard M., 696 Rue, Betty 761 Roe, Thomas W,, 499, 502, 508 Roecker, Howard G., 600 Roelim, Richard R., 670 so4, sos. 567, 680 Rnsenbloom, joel, 427, 486 Rossnbloom, Melvin L., 706 Rosenblum, Leigh, 98 Rosenblum, Lois E., 777 Rosendale, Doris, 324, 782 Rubin, Leonard A., 696 Rubin, lwotman, 386 Rubin, Seymour L., 696 Rubinstein, Artur, 475 Rubinstein, Dorothy, 766 Ruble, George E., 326, 492 Rubner, Dolores D., 777 Rubovits, Arnold L.. 326 Rubovits, joan M., 326 Ruby. Alan M., 326, 739 Ruch, Martin, jr., 555, 736 Rucker, Douglas XV., 326, 501, 591 634 Rucker, Lora j., 428, 765 Ruckrigel, Don Glenn, 326 Rude, Arthur H., 326 Rudesill, Lloyd L., 326, 496 Ruehe, Richard XV., 326 Ruesch. Leroy j., 704 Ruestmann, Donald G.. 326, 500 Rutf, Robert, 640, 648 Ruflin, Gloria C., 786 Ruhnow, Lawrence A., 326 Rule, Thomas K., 327, 729 Rumbyrt, George W.. 674 Rumery, Norma P., 775 Rumley, Charles U., 327. -141, 737 Rump, Kenneth C., 327 Runk, Marjorie D., 783 Runkle, Ray, 642 Runninger, Roger C., 608, 709 Runsel, Donna, 423 Runyon. john B., 327, 703 Rusch, William M., 415, 456 Ruscitti, Ray. 327, 499 Rush, Andrew XV.. 556, 740 Rush, Patricia L., 327, 516, 767 Rosendale, Robert H., 553, 633 Rosenfeld, Laura L., 777 Rosenfeld, Lenore, 777 Rosengard, Richard A., 324, lxlwsl Rose-nuarden, Ralph L., 606 Rosenstein. Arthur L., 706 Rosen Rosen stein, Rhoda B., 463. To-1 stein, Richard B.. 706 Roehm, Stayton C., 513, 593, 670 Roelofs, Edward H., 668 Roepke, Robert E., 323 Rneser, john A., 676 Roeske, R oger W., 662 Roethe, Harry E., jr., 323, 467, 512, 515, 553. 668 Ructtger, Prof. Walter H., 588, 632 Rogalz, Alvin L., 323 Rogers, Arlyth M., 466, 513 arbara A., 785 Rogers, Charles H., 485. 715 Rogers, David P., 539, 543, 695 Rogers, Don C., 114, 323, 499, 72N Rogers, Rogers. james A., 144 joanne D., 481, 765 Rosenstock, David, 158, 32-1 Roscnstone, jerome, 686 Rosenthal, james F., 325 Rosenthal, judith H., 454, 766 Rosenthal, Lenore E., 791 Rosenthal, Marshall, 702 Rosenthal, Nancy j., 417, 757 Rosenthal, William R., 703 Rosenwasser. Martin L., 484, 4245, Rosenzweig, jerry, 757 Ross, Conrad H., 454, 724 Ross, Donald, 112, 114, 124 Ross, Helen E.. 450. 503, 768 Ross, james E., 492, 500, 504, 505, 517, 665 Ross, james K., 698 Ross, joan M., 796 Ross, Maurice T., 549, 550, 553 Rosset, Dean, 98, 99, 130 Rosset, Sherwin, 696 Rossing, james E., 728 Rossmiller, Robert XV., 498 Rust, Richard, 76 Rotberg, Maryann, 777 R.0.T.C., 530-557 Rntenberg, jerome, 735 Rotenberz, Norman P., 97, 144 Roter, Alex, 97, 130 Roth, Donald P., 666 Roth, Eugene S., 696 Roth, Richard. 113, 129 Roth Shirley j, 778 Rothblatt, Harold, 75 Rushiewski, john W,, 327 Rusk, Dean Henry, 32 Rusnak, joan F., 518, 748 Russell, Anthony C., 327, 509 Russell, Barbara E., 327, 777 Russell, Charles K., 497, 511, 660 Russell, Donald A., 114. 499 Russell, Glen XV., 327 Russell, james R., 485 Russell, Mary, 760 Russell, Paul E., 327, 510 Russelo, joseph C., 327, 499 Rust, Dorothy M., 154, 327, 503, 780 Rust, Peggy j., 749 Rust, Walter W., 327, 622, 703 Italie Amin, 741 Ruth, Elaine F., 783 Ruth, Theresa L., 783 Ruth, Thomas L., jr., 327, 731 Ruthe, Clarence E., 327, 504 Rutherford, William M., 493 Rutledge, Richard W., 328 Rutman, Darrett B., 328 Rutt, Ramona M., 763 Rutter, Diane j., 774 Ruzzo, Benjamin, 502 Ryan, Benjamin H., jr., 328 Ryan, john F., 328, 455, 721 Ryan, Loren E., 538 Ryan, Marian L., 156, 328, 417, 503, 583, 768 Ryan, Mary E., 328 Ryan, Robert L., 502, 688 Ryan, Rosemary E., 328, 768 Ryan, William P., 328 Ryan William R., 721 Ryder, Donald P., 681 Rydstrom, james H., 328 Rylnwicz, Robert A., 602, 693 Rynearson. Nancy L., 483, 484, 760 Rzepecki, jerome C., 479, 695 fr 1 phy, HY I-IOTUGRAP P lus1'oUC NG ART' ...OR AN Al Y ONE though 5 ne engra ving is mainly responsible For its en viable reputa- tion, G. R. Grubb Q' Co, Iestnb- zshed 19091 is fully stqfhgd top service in rr. to give all types of retou h photog- c ing, creative design and finished art as typified ab Customers. . . usi needs Cl ove. ng any or all, as em-:md . . . are highly com- plimentary. You, too from this c , can benefit omplctc s ' not write crvlcc. Why or call for full details? fN I fx I Us ies ' .NYU 829 S Smlwaechter, Jeanne P.. 3-8 Saathotl. Edgerton R., 338. 5-rl, '59 Sabath, Allen J., 686 Sabath. Gerald M.. T35 Sabien, Leo K., -186, '08 Qabino. Daniel F., 608, rw'9 Sabo, Alexander I.. 7-1 Slzrbrnl, 386 Snths, Charla j., 79-1 Sachs, lleane, 793 Snhtelben, XVayne C.. 521 Sickett, Norman D.. 615, Sackrison, Arthur NV., 674 Sucks, Pearl. 794 Sacks, Seymour, 323, 696 Sadkin, Bernard, 109, 111, 114 S.:l.E.. 521 Saewert, Russell C., 730 Sagik, Karen. 442 Sagona, Frank. 113 Sahlin, Carl J., 737 Sailor. John C.. 328, 694 St. Clair. Louis G.. 328 St. Clair, Lorenz, 52-1 St. john. John M., '20 St. john, Ruth E., 156, 528, 754 Sakarya. Ayfer A.. 673 Sakol. Nancy R., 75 Saladino, joseph C., 150, 153. 328, 511 Salberg, Joanne E., 7-1' Saley. june R.. 328. 'iw' Salgat, Anne M., 529 Salgat, Francoise M.. 775 Salinger, Leonard A., 730 Salisbury, Don C., 329 Saltzman, 1 662 Arnold C., 329, 706 Salzman. Arthur, 111, 114 Samisch, Hillel, jr., 496 Sampou, joan M., 749 Sam son ames D 419 669 , P . J .. J . Samnson. james P., 329, 493 Samky. Charles N., 705 Samuels, David C., 711 Elliott A., 329, 696 Lois S., 793 Samuels, Samuels, Samuels, Perry S., 705 Samuels, Thomas W., 91, 94. 100 Samus, Richard F., 341 Sandberg, Sandberg Arne G., 329 , Burton R., 155 Sandberg, Carl L., 73' Sandberg. Earl L., 737 Sawyer, Wlilliaru D., 155 Saxel, George, 91 Saxenmeyer, Lois, 78' Saxl, George, 91 Saxon, L awrence, 0' Sayers, Lucy M.. 775 Smbbard Scallon, and Blmfe. 6-15 Sue, -102, 'bl Srrznzb, 517 Scarce, Raymond I.. 330 Sclmal, Wfilliam, 112, 115 Schaap, XVard B., 662 Schackman, Barbara R., T90 Schad, Virgal L., Jr.. 150 Schade, Alvin 674 Schade, Daniel H.. 330 Schaede, Richard E., 100 Schaefer. Arthur XV., 150, 158, 330 Schaefer, Marilyn L., 781 Schaefer, Robert G., 516, 553, 741 Schaefer, Robert J., 151, 517, 608 Schaefer, Ronald E., 690 Schaefer. Thelma J.. 765 Schaefer. Yvonne XV., 156, 330 Schaeffer, Elizabeth. 474 Schaeflein, Mary L., 518, 767 Schaeve, Charles M., 330, 446, 738 Schaeve. Donald K.. 144 Schale, Elwood, 739 Schmaling, john F., 508. 708 Sehmaline. Leland G., 737 Schmeckebier, Wlillis J., 332, 502. 71' Schmeckpeper, Thomas G., 713 Schmelzle, Charles F., 332, 708 Schmid, Charles P.. 332. 506, 734 Schmid. Herman E., jr., 332, 73- Schmidt, Arthur I.. 332, 510 Schmidt, Burton -I., 479, 591, 600, 608. 665 Schmidt, Claire L., 780 Schmidt, Elwood R., 730 Schmidt, Ethel. 762 Schmidt, Franklin R.. 332 Schmidt, james W., 697 Schmidt, lohn C.. 755 Schmidt, john L., 487, 70-1 Schmidt, Karl F., 158 Schmidt, Milton O., -199 Schmidt, Robert, 109, 114 Schmidt, Schmidt, Suzanne L., 783 Warren E., 494 Schmitt, Barbara J., -156, 765 Schmitt. Homer, 482, 484, 515 Schmitt, Schmitt, Schmitt, Schmitt, Schmitz james A., 710 Norman E., 487, 735 Phillip T., 493 Victor A., 509 Paul, 157, 158. 53: Schmitz: Paul E., 499, 688 Schmitz Thomas F 52 687 Schmuckal. john 3-89 Schmulbach, Charles D., 549, 553, 1169 Selmlman, Albert H., 110, 114, 116 Sihulman, Alvin D., 333 Schulman, Barbara A., 757 Schulman, Mrs. Belle, 714 Schulman, joseph K., 517, 664 Schulstad, Lloyd B., 671 Schulte, Thomas A., 333, 669 Schultz, Barbara j., 417, 746, 766 Schultz, Carl XV.. 511 Schultz, Charles H.. 522. 707 Schultz, Clarence W., 334 Schultz, Edward D., 334 Schultz. Jack E.. 55-X, 758 Schultz, Richard G., 670 Schulz, Paul, 711 Schulze, Juanita A., 503, 768 Schumacher, Schumacher, Alvin A.. 500. 733 Charles F.. 487, 502 Schumacher, lohn T., 430. 700 Schumacher, Margaret L., 755 Schumacher, Paul B., 687 Schumacher, Ralph E.. 334 Schumacher, Robert M., 496 Schumacher, William G., 334, 497 Schuman, Joyce T., 793 Schumann, joan R., 794 Schumard, Charles A., 6-19 Schussele, james H., 144 Schuster, Charles S., 486 Schuster, Lawrence A., 150, 334, 494 495. 739 Schutt, Arthur C., 533 Schutt, Clifton, 5-ll Schnabel, Betty L., 332, 753 Schnake, john XV., 1-18, 158, 552 Schnebly, Prof. Merril, 511 Schneck, Virginia M., 775 Sandberg, Harry. 95 Sandburg, Robert L., 158 Sandehn, Carolyn M., 758 Sanden. Lois A., 791 Sanden. Russell G., 329, 728 Sanders, joseph A., 329, 508 Sanders. Juanita J.. 329, 795 Sanders, Lenore, 775 Sanders. Mary E.. 776 Sanders. Merret B., 319 Sanders, Phyllis l., -181, 783 Sanders, Robert F., 4-13, 486 Sanders, William W., 158, 329, -195 Sanderson, Betty J., 159, 329, 7 -'19 Sanderson, ludson, jr.. 156 Sanderson, Roger S., 1168 Schafer, David L., 741 Schafer, Elwood XV., 531 Schafer, james E., 693 Schafer, Wfayne F., 704 Schaffer, Barbara j., 766 Schaffer, jack. 696 SchaHer, Jerry, 97 Schaffer, Raymond. 420, 508 Schaffer Sondra 79-1 Scha1Tner. Jerry, 508, 664 Schales, Vivian, 778 Schaller. John. 96, 130 Schallhorn, Robert G., 501, 667 Schaps, Sheldon H., 331, 664 Schar. Sybil. 764 Scharf, George P., 501' Scharfenberg, Donald F., -178. 487 Scharlenberg, Paul j., 480, -183, 486, 51s Scharb. Ralph, -106 Schaltzman, Ethlyn F., 331, 788 Schaumberger, Caryl F.. 791 Scheck, Roy S., 331, 676 Scheckman. Maurine l., 150. 331. 773 Scheeler, Fred H., 497 Scheeler. James A., 151. 493. 684 Scheer, Richard ,l., 683 Scheidemantel, Wlilliam ,l.. 331 Scheidenhr-Im. Arlan j.. 487, 680 Scheidt, Francis M.. 331, 739 Scheidt. Frederick, 150 Scheineman, Marian, 150, 331, sm, 762 Schelkopf, Rosemary. 763 Schennum. Bob A.. 487, 740 Scherer, lohn G.. 732 Scherer, Patricia C., 156 331. 388, 423, 439, ws, 519, sm, 776 Schermeister, Leo, 116 Schermer, Elayne A.. 425. 518, 748 Schersten. Howard E.. 443 Schertz, Allen H., 7311 Schneider, Schneider, Schneider, Schneider, Albert F., 96 Beverly M., 777 Charlotte R., 332, 764 Fremont, jr., 113 Schneider, Jay N., 332, 443, -199, 521 Schneider, Marvin I., 705 Schneider, Robert W., 697 Schneider. Ruby M., 502. 791 Schneider, Schneider, Ruth M., 791 Walter. 76, 130 Schneider, William C., 509 Schnepper, Donald H., 485 Schnepper. Leon P.. 486. 495, 721 Schnepper, Russell L.. 463 Schnirring, Marilyn F., 439. 759 Schnirring. William R., 145, 332, 669 Schnitz, Sidney, 98 Schulz, Susie I., 334, 774 Schuyler, Andrew L., 334 Schuyler, Clarissa J.. -152 Schuyler, Joanne, 747 Schwaar, Robert H., 155, 493 Schwabe, Dolores M., 780 Schwalbe, Richard W., 483, 485 Schwam, Ernest F., 684 Schwartz, Betty, 793 Schwartz, Dena j., 778 Schwartz, Earl, 334 Schwartz, Florane S., 764 Schwartz, Schwartz Harold, 91, 97,130 Harvey, 502 Schwartz, 'Martin W., 609 Schwartz, Merle T., 334. 775 Schwartz, Ph lis M., 122, 754 Schwartz, Robert E., 334, 499 Schwartz, Robert I., 714 Schwartz Stanley F 334 527 Schwartzlmerg, Harvey j., ,686 Schwartzman, Mark L., 334 Schnizlein, Melvern E., 332 Schoaeld, Harold, 541 Schoen, Alan, 555 Schoendienst, Thomas P., 332 Schoene, Marion L. 768 Schoenrock, David H., 479 Schoepoel, Calvin. 333 Schofield. Harold S., 538, 540 Scholer, Elmer A.. 154. 333. 466, 512. 513. 513, 647, GRS Schone. Harlan E., 741 Schoneberg, Sheldon, 97 Schoolman Harold, 98 128 Srfwal of ,Inm'r1ali.rm. 44-45 .Yrlvnnl ofPb'1'.Iin1l Ezinratiml. 52-53 Schoor, Charlotte F., 333, 793 501, Searight, Sandhu, Mohkam S., 509, 673 Sandler, Charles H., 329 Sandlund, Doris R., 441, 481, 789 Sandlund, Howard L., 441, 486, Sandman, Gene L., 329 Sandner. Donald, 96 Sands, james H., 669 Sands, XVilli:im B., 148, 329, 1.91 Sane, Shrikrlshna C.. 497, 509 Saner, Marrorie A.. 701 Sanford. Edward T., 54 Sanko, Theodore S.. 329. 679 Sanner, Robert E., 704. 725 Sannicanrlro, Rocco A.. 499. 521 Sapp, Paul H., Ir.. 330 Sappanos, Louis M.. 330 Snrvalli. Donald R.. 668 Sargent, john W., 330, -193. 1162 Sargent, Rebecca A., 330, 781 Saroian, Leo j., 721 Sarton, Leona L., 518, 749 Sassoon. Salman S., 673 Satterlee. Gwen j., 516, 767 Sauder, Orville L., 147. 330, 463 479. 492, 500 Sauer, David A., 667, 702 737 Schertz. Cletus E., 738 Schertz, Gene B., 492, 738 Schertz. Lyle P., 410, 411, 425, 474, 492, 504, sos, 526, sm, 759 Schertz. Robert L.. 48' Scherwat, Donald H.. 634. 635, 669 Scherwat, William R., 553 Schickedanz, Betty A., 751 Sauer, Gilbert F., 350, 665 Saruers, Arnold D., 702 Saunders, james A., 716 Saupe, Donald C., 502 Savage, Savage Donald J., 330, 499, 521 ames A., 330, 412, 675 Savage: 'l'atrick j., jr., 521 Savage, Robert, 76 Savage, William F., 737 Savina, Mary, 330, 769 Savko, George, jr., 509 Savlin, Enid J.. 778 Sawicki, 724 Gwree W.. 350, 499, szi, Sawislak, Richard S., 740 Sawyer, Arthur, 423 Sawyer, 830 Glen H., 330 Schickedanz, Irma M., 146, 455, 4175, 791 Schickel. Stcnhen G., 331 Schierhorn, Roger L., 148, 331, 499, 739 Schildltraut. Harvey S., 331, 692 Schiller, Arthur, 517 Schiller, Norman C.. 492 Schilling, Georee 530. 540 Sclgilson, Robert E., 158, 331, 443, 93 Schiltz, Frank A.. 94. 99 Schimberg, Allen L., 474, 714 Schimmel, Elihu M.. 153. 331 Schimmelpfeng, Richard H., 737 Schindler, Donald R.. 493 Schirmer, Elmer H.. jr.. 510 Schlacks, Charles V.. 331 Schlacks. Jeanne M.. 474, 747 Schlatter. Charles F., 148 Schleck, Frank M., 425, 506, 735 Schleef. Edgar M., 492, 735 Schleich, Carl M., 331 Schlemmer, Margaret E., 754 Schlenker, Suzanne, 774 Schlesinger, Kurt O., 91 Schlichting, Donald, 114 Schlichting, Walter J., 504, 505. 665 Schlomann, Kenneth C.. 513, 646, 689 Srhlosser, Dorothy ., 780 Sclglosser, Merle 332, soo, 608, 73 Schmacker, John P., 674 Sehmalenberger, Edward. 332, 695 Schour, Lionel , 98 Schour, Marianne, 101 Schrader Alan L 86 M9 . . .. 3 . Schrader, Doroth M.. 146, 417, 7137 Richard. 669 Schrader, Schragal, john, 731 Schramm, Kirk H., 715 Qchiamm. Wlilber, 22, 460 Sehranz, Richard A., 110, 129 Schreiber, Maxine, 787 Schreiber. Wfalter J.. 333 Schreiner, Peter nl., 496 Schreoferman, john R., 685 Schreber, Peulzy M., 753 Schriefer, Donald L.. 619. 623. 733 Schriner, Charlotte M.. 780 Schri'-fer. Charles A., 725 Schroeder, Dean. 333. 700 Schroeder, Robert R.. 333, 660 Schroeder, Walter N., jr., 679 Schroeder, William H., 487, 660 Schroeder. William W., 147, 333, 492 Schroer, Paul P., 443, 506 Schroll, Lester D., 707 Schrontz, Schubert, Vivian, 785 Raoul T.. 333 Schwarz, Edward NV., 158 Schwarz, Florian J., 110 Schwarz, William R., 334, 724 Schwewel, Beverly S., 752 Schweibish, Albert A., 145, 334, 516, 735 Schweig, Harold A., jr., 713 Schwerdt, Helen F.. 334 Schwerdt, Richard F., 701 Schwerer, joseph P., 492, 725 Schwetz, Eugene J.. 512 Schwetz, Marion A., 780 Schycker, Beverly H.. 774 Sriwiter. 517 Scire. Frank J.. 702 Scothn. Alan, 675 Scofield, john, 76 Scolnick, Arthur M., 153 Scoonover, Delmar L., 487 Scott, Barbara J.. 568. 747 Scott. Dale R., 441, 486, 666 Scott, Edith N., 481 Scott, George C., 502, 524 Scott, Guy T., 685 Scott, Harold W.. 707 Scott, Herbert W., 517 Scott, john T., 147. 792 Scott, joseph, 466. 467, 498, 512 513. 515 Scott, Monna R., 479 Scott, Phyllis J., 419, 780 Scott, Ralph A., 724 Scott, Robert A., 492. 661 Scott, Robert G., 674 Scott, Robert P., 158, 494 Scott Stuart W 728 Scovilll, Hiram rf 14s Scrivner, joe H., 150, 495 Scroggin, john A., 492, 504, S06 Sunbury Foundation, 446 Searight, Edward F., 158 Howard, 99 Schubert, Raymond D., 333 Schubert, Veryl E., 333. 527 Schuchmann, Esther M.. 333. 795 Schucker, james L., 333 Schuckmell. Natalie, 101 Schueler, Marilyn, 146, 411, 438, 444, 474, 759 Schueler, Milford W., Jr.. 333, 669 Schueneman, Gerald j., 678 Schueneman, ,loan M.. 760 Schuessler, Paul E., 110, 113 Schueren, Ingrid H., 772 Schuett, john C., 511 Schuetz, Richard A., 720 Srhuetz, Warren, 515 Schuctze, Ervin W., 497 Schuldt, james T., 684 Searls, George T., 479, 480, 715 Searls, William L.. 524 Sears, james M., Jr., 335, 703 Seaton, McKay 697 Seavcy, Frederic R., 335, 421, 462 Seavey, Robert W., 150 Seay, Barbarajl., 335, 749 Sebo, Walter ., 153, 511 Sechrest, Charles H. 144 Secondino, Charles ., 386, 708 Sz-rand Regimenlul ami, 487 Sedgwick, Gerald H., 335, 736 Sedgwick, james H., 736 Seeberger, Geoage W., 335 Seeclor , Rolan , 673 Seelrng, Ernest R., 335 Seevak, Sheldon. 335 Sherman, Max E., 338, 727 Selil. Raymond J.. 536 Segal, Alan R., 755 Segcdin, Ruth L., 356, 79-l Segin, Eugene J., 660 Selain, Melvin, 97 Seibert, Jerral S.. 698 Seidel, John R., 547, 736 Seidel, Wlilliam. 76 Seicllcr, Joanne, 77-1 Seidler, Ronald G., 713 Seidmon, Maynard J., 692 Seifert, Robert A.. 336, -136 Seifert, Rnbert D., 155 Seitlert, Donald, 708 Seil, Manning, 460 Selmenc, laric, 172 Seinfeld, Robert D., 705 Seitz, Arthur M,, -L87 Seitz, Barbara A., 536, 786 Seitzlnger. Coma XV., 336, 508 Sek, Frank, 99 Sekc-ra, Franklin J., 486, 689 Sclett. John William. 91 Selig, Xvillinm L.. -495, 732 Selin, Eric P., 144 Selkirk, Xvilliam J., 356, 4-ll, 757 Sell, Aaron E., 50-I Sell, Clitfurd A., 556 Sell. Eugene, -102 Selleg, Donna J., 144, 515 Sells, Charlotte, 791 Seltzer, Marlorie B., 336, 775 Sender, Harold R., 727 Scnesac, Joseph E., 1-IS, 356 Sencse, Frank Ji, 556, 715 Senger, Frank, 145 Seniors, 160-379 Senn, Matthew B,, 689 Slicuhun, Rita L., 490, 761 Sheer, Richard, 735 Sheets. James E.. 687 Sheets, XVelclon G., 91, 100 Shetfler, Paul XV., 91, OS Shehan, William H., 676 Sheclcl, Morris, S4-I Shcils, Rachel D.. 482. 48-i Sheildahl, Leon D., 685 Sheldcn, james XV.. Sll Shclrlcn, Miriam A., 28, 29 Shelden, Patricia J., 156, 790 Sheldon, Mary E,, 481, 796 Shellabarger, Helen A., 525, 760 Shellabnrger, Mary D., 760 Shellman. Richard XV.. -l-15, 733 Shelton, Scott K., 338. 384, 592, 406 -i12, 430. 672 Shepard, Bettie A., 781 Shepard, Nathaniel D.. 695 Shepard, Stanley H.. 538. 507 Shepard, Wfilliam XV., 538 358, 505 Siegel, Seymour, 97 Siegert, Wlayne, 605, 608. 707 Siem, Janet C., -379, 790 Siemens, Jane A.. 765 Siemcr, XVilliam F., 705 Siemons, Edwin H.. 359 Sieve. Nan L.. 777 Sieveking, XVilliam E., 60-4 Sitterd, Calvin, 414, 526, 725 Sit-tercl. Eunice E., SIB, 760 Sigel, Edwin F., 530, 506, 516, 727' Shephard, Charles XV., 386, 475, 666 Shephard Phyllis C.. 791 Shephard: Rosemary H., 156. 776 Shephard, Tommy NV., 338, 443, 503 Sheppard, Charles L., 700 Sheppard, Marncll G., 791 Sherard, Thomas XV., 681 Sherman, Audrey E., 775 Sherman, Eugene T., 338. 493 Sherman, Howard. 511 ' Sherman, Lawrence A., 664 Sherman, Norman H., 91, 98,12-I Sigel, Joyce D,, S06, 78:-I Sigtussnn. Benedict, 674 Sigma Alpha Efmilorz, 698 Sigma Alplm lola. S20 Sigma .-illzlm Mu, 699 Siqnm Chi. 700 Sigma De1Ii1Cbi, S20 Signla Della Tan. 766 Sigma loin Efuilou, 157 Sigma Kappa. 767 Sigfzla Nix. 701 Signlrl Plvi Dvlln. 702 Sigma Phi Efrrilon, 705 Signm Pi. 704 Xigmfr Tan. 157 Sigmund, Helen, IS2 Sigwalt, Jane I.,, 417, 747 Sikora, Chester J., 559, 759 Silbergc-ld. Jack. 703 Silver, Allen, 725 Silver, Ester G.. 787 Silver, Jerome M.. RS, 91, 94, OS Silverman, Edward J., 1-H, 140 Sluvlly, Myron H., 415.692 Skulnitk, Sigmund, 692 Slimming, lvgm H., 3-ll, 7-ll Sknrhurg, Neale R., 700 Skull mill Cm ii'z'71!, S22 Sl.1tk.Jurry. 605. 685 Slatlck, Richard R., 3-11, 510 Slatlck, Theodore E., 67-I Slauhl, Harry L., 715 Sliiulc, James R., 704 Slaight, Harold J., 470 Slater, Virginia L., 702, 760 Slaughter, Harvey L., 680 Slavens, Celia A., 656 Slnvilc, Jerome 7ll Slayman, James H,, 687 Slavman, Robert A., 5-ll Slcdd, Carolyn, 774 Slum, Elaine M., 702 Slichenmye-r, Jack, H0 Slilcr. Dale E., 737 Slimalc, Jnhn, 741 Slimmer, Louis F.. 726 Slivnick, Maurice, 75 Sloan, Guy H., 687 Sluxln, Jrilln R., 674 Sloan, Patricia J.. 7171 Sluriinm, fulvcr DN 724 Slnnilccr. Eu-'cnc V., -H6, 487 Slimky, Ethel, 775 Slutslcy, Herbert, 341 Slutzkcr, Bsrkclcy. 128 Small, John J., 147, 341, 583, 738 Small, Lcta J., 146, 702, 735 Smalley. Wlilliam G.. 676 Smith, Donald I.. 605 Sensen, Donald, 492 Sentz, Robert C., 662 Sepmeyer, Carl F., 356 Septow. Irwin, 706 Serder, George R., 757 Sercd, Shirley J., 790 Scright, Thomas J., 708 Serio, Vincent, 556 Series, Earl, 64, 70, 116 Seivatzy, Marian E., 122, 769 Serven, Seskind Mary E., 782 , Bernard, 736 Settergren, Tillman R., 689 Setzcr, Carl L., Jr., 720 Severin, Patricia J., 400, 7-57 Scverns, John E., 151, 336, 690 Sexton, Sexton, Frances, 568 Grace H., 484 Sergeant, Lois, 443 Seytarth, Jean H., 499 Seyler, Earl, 414 Seyller, Kennard B., 707 Seymour, Barbara A., 556, 395, 466, -167, Seyster, 512, 513, 519. 75-I James D., 729 Sherman, Phyllis, 479 Sherman, Robert F., 714 Sherman, William L., 704 Sherrard, Dorothy M., 538, -H8, -I8-E, 485, 520, 780 Sherrod, Theodore, 93 Sberufaod Lodge, 785 Sherwood, Willianu S.. 74, 76 Sheth, Pranlal G., 509 Shewalter, William C., 708 Shewmon, Paul G., 444 Shi-Ai, 518 Shidlowski, Chester V., 493, 551, 704 Shiels, John A.. 147, 358 Shifrin, Richard G., 91, 98 Shiley, Ernest D.. 338 Shimazu, Satoshi D.. 495 Shimmin, Kenneth D., 512 Shinn, Raymond P., 358, 492, 738 Shiohara, Mary Y., 338, 783 Shipner, Robert J., 608 Shissler, Barbara L., 561, 754 Shissler. Everett G.. 338 Shkolnik, Arnold A., 664 Shkolnik, Selwyn, 696 Shoemaker, George O., 144 Shoemaker, Robert M., 538, 521. 735 Silverman, lla H., 787 Silverman, Lawrence F., 664 Silverman, Marvin, 692 Silverman, Marvin, 415 Silverman, Maxwell, 512 Silverman, Myron I., 539, 496, 516 Silverman, Robert M., 145. 340, 691 Silverstone, Donald A., 727 Sim, Arthur D., 5-I0 Sim, John R., 340, 708 Simend, Harry J.. Jr., 608 Simenson, Carol L., 762 Simmen, Robert L., 516, 546 Simmons, Bruce G., 700 Simmons, Charles W., 716 Simmons, John H., 681 Simmons, John R., 721 Simmons, Mary J.. 789 Simmons. Wilber D., 684 Simms, Harry XV., Ir., 153, 728 Simms, Roger C., 50-5 Shafer, William P., 702 Shatter, Barbara J., 350, 478, 520 Shatter, Raymond F., Jr,, 150, 157, 536. Shalfcr 507, 510, 521 , William E., 337 Shatter, Harold, 97 Shallcross, George P., 337 Shalowitz, Gloria J., 337, 757 Shanafelt, Donald K., 95 Shanahan, John M., 663 Shane, Dale C., 557, -494 Shane, Morton, 97, 144 Shaner, Donald R., 537, 521 Shanholtzcr, Jasper G., 337 Shanin, Leroy H., 144 Shanklin, Kenneth D., 443, 729 Shann, Burton L., 492 Shannon, Barbara E., 750 Shannon, Margaret L., 781 Shapiro, Alfred D., 337 Shapiro, David, 70, 75 Shoen, A Shnzer, lan, 551 James, 680 Sholem, Stanford H., 528, 714 Shols, Glen XV.. 95 Sholtz, Paul N.. 556 Shoneberz, Sheldon, 130 Shonfeld. Robert. 151. 152 Shore C armen C.. 797 Shore: ,lohn D.. 495. 721 Short, Edith M., 796 Short, Herbert E.. 339. 731 Short Newton H 339 Short' Robert R 6-7 Simon, George P., 739 Simon, Georvia A.. 794 Simon, Ira D.. 705 Simon, Howard L., 696 Simon, Jo Ann, 795 Simon, Justin, 98 Simon, Lester, Jr.. 686 Simon, Mary J., 446 Simon, Robert, 08 Simon, Robert A., 713 Simon, Robert L.. -187. 660 Simon, Ronald, 495, 756 Simon William E., 340, 694 Simonhtti. Robert E.. 591. 632 Simons. Renee, 757 Simpson Simpson Clarence E,, 3-50 Donald C. 5-19 Simpson: Donald 556. 709 Sh Sinvic, aver, Shapiro, Ivy G., 537 Shapiro, Stanley R., 664 Shzipland, George T., 685 Shapland, James T., 537, 497, 511 Shappc-rt, Laurence B., 689 Sharp, Ewing A., 462 Sharp, John, 642, 643 Sharp, Ralph E., Jr., 537, 414, 415 Shattuck, Charles, 466, 467, 513 Shaughnessy, Bruce A., 517, 556, 741 Elizabeth L., 785 Shaver, Karl C., 445, 539 Shaver, Robert H., 686 Shavin, Cynthia R., 748 Shaw, Donald R., 406, 413, 679 Shaw, Leonard, 736 Shaw, Phyllis M., 144 Shaw, Ruth E., 337, 751 Shaw, William W., 485, 695 Shawl, Ray, 485 Shawler, Omer T., 511 Shawnee Club, 741 Shay, Frank J., Jr., 701 Shearburn, Arthur L., 154, 337 Shearer, Jack E., 730 Shearer, Marjorie L., 357, 781 Shcckler, Howard D., 147, 537, -S92 735 Sheehan, Daniel J., 357, 521 Sheehan, Paul B., 338, 493 , .. 9 Sbwlei' Board. 519 Shorts. Kenneth R.. 511 Shorick, George. 77 Shramer. Wfilliam, 114 Shramck, William I., 359 Shramm. Richard ,l.. 530, 750 Shrensky. Isaclnre. 45-5 Shriftcr, Harold, O7 Shubert, Veryl, 492 Shugart, John W., -156, 522, 689 Shueart. Nancy S., 339. 751 Shull, Burell W.. 339. 465. 402, S04 Shuman. Donald L., 591. 627 Shumard. Charles A., 703 Shunneson, Glenn A., 690 Shurtletf, Elizabeth G., 481 Shurtleff, John H., 539, 493, 702 Shurtleli, Wilford C., 158, 359, 702 Shutt, Harold E., 339, 495 Shutts, Joan R., 761 Shuwal, Marvin C.. 539 Shyer, Marilyn S., 483, 787 Shvman, Jerome, 664 Sibbitt, Joan L., 502 Sibons,.George D., 689 Sidenstlck, John R.. 701 Siders, Stacey A., 698 Sidlinger, Bruce C., 711 Sidlo, Robert J.. 339 Siebenmann, Frederic J.. 402, S00 Siebert, Edward W., 730 Siehert, Fredrick, 44, 432 Sieck, David W., 715 Siedschlag, Herman W., 74l Sieferman, Richard C., Sl! Siegel, Nathan M.. 339 Siegel, Oscar, 154, 705 Simpson. Harold B., 695 Simpson, John, 608 Simpson. Margaret A., 146, 424, 439, 452, 656 Simpson, Robert C., 81, 3-S0 Simpson, Robert D., 95 Sims, Elson, 444 Sinclair, Harold K., 755 Sinclair, Margaret A.. 340. 656 Sinclair, Mary C., 505, 776 Sinclair, Virginia M., 784 413, ,YiVlf07IiPHII, 482 Singer, Carl, 76 Singer, lohn R., 148, 340, 499 Singer, Marcus G., l-H Singer, Rosanne, 794 Singer, Singh, William, 98 Darshan, 497, 509 Singler, Charles L., 340, 510, 7-il Siokus, Burt, 91 Joan E., 765 Sirois, Byron K., 502, 663 Siron, Lois M., 387, 455, 779 Sisco. Paul C.. 340, 682 Sisson, Keith P.. 340, 730 Sistck, Paul E., 540, 499, ill Sister, Mildred Winters, -143 Sittinger, Eugene F.. 724 Sitzler, John D., 462, 497, 698 Siunnesson, Rita. 788 Skaddcn, Donald H., H8 Skaggs, Marilyn A., 788 Skarda, James J., 462, 512 Skidmore, Sidney A.. 340, 66l Skinn, John R., 3-10 Skinner, Gertrude V., 783 Skinner, Richard S., 487, 676 Skinner, Roger E., l-13, 340, 4-J-J Skizas, Gus, 340, 65l, 652, 655 Sklarc. Robert N., 740 Skngsherg, Richard E,, 601 Smallman, John E., 672 Smallwood, John, 544 Smargon, Kenneth l., 3-ll, 714 Smart, Don M., 3-ll, 698 Smart, Scott, 96 Smaus, Richard F., 3-ll, 676 Smidl, Wlarcl C., 5-ll. 707 Smiley, Irwin, 541, 428, -129, 690 Smitcndort, Roger, 113 Smith, Aaron, 541 Smith, Ahel L., 716 Smith, Alice M., 786, 788 Smith, Barbara, 788 Smith. Betty K,. 4-IS, 774 Smith, Betty M.. 652 Smith, Beverly A.. 795 Smith, Beverly J., 781 Smith, Bobby G.. 341, 510 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Carol J., 341, 747 Cedric M,, 100 Charles G., 675 David, 66-I David 595, 700 Smith, Dean A.. 731 Smith, Don F., 755 Smith, Don R., 693 Smith, Donald A., 737 Smith. Douglas XV., 3-41 Smith, Durward B., 341, 677 Smith, Elbert C.. 5-H Smith, Elwood R., 711 Smith, Eugene Z., 542. -479 Smith, Evelyn D., 463, 495, 503, 65 792 Smith, Everett G., 486, 670 Smith. Frances S.. 781 Smith, Garland Y., 682 Smith, Georfre M,, 342, 52l Smith. Gerald D., 343 Smith, Gladys L.. 788 Smith, Gordon E.. 662 Smith, Hampton M., 661 Smith, Harry D., Jr., I-H, 641, 696 721 Smith, Hawley L., Jr., 600 Smith, James, S48 Smith, James O.. 3-12 Smith, Janet, S4 Smith, lim, 120 Smith, Joan L., 750 SmitI1, loc J., 342, 721 Smith, John A., 406 Smith, Katherine E., 779 Smith, Kenneth L., 190, 542, 504: Smith, Ken, ll6 Smith, Leland C., Jr., 735 Smith, Leonard R., 01, 98 Smith, Leroy J., 495 Smith, Lois L.. -856, 767 Smith, Loran E., 91, 95 Smith, Loren M., S02 Smith, Lyle H.. 70-4 Smith, Marcia, 146, 795 Smith, Marilyn M., 751 Smith, Mark. 125 Smith, Mary E., 753 Smith, Mitchell J., S56 Smith, Neal D., Jr., -HS, 403, 716 Smith, Noble J.. 542, S02 Smith, Norman B., 403. 623, 712 Smith, Norton E., 510, 711 Smith, Ohcr A., l-H Smith, Owen M.. 342, 4170, 402, 680 Smith, Patricia A., fIl', -152,-FO, 76' Smith, Paul L., 707 Smith, Peter H., 755 Smith, Philip, -IHO, 666 Smith, Rae, 684 831 Smith, Raymond C.. 112, 1-17' Smith, Rex B., ls4, 342, sos, wo Smith. Smith Richard A., 542, 685 Richard Keith, 679 Smith, Richard Kenneth, -187 Smith, Richard P.. 462 Smith, Richard R., 715 Smith, Robert A., 144 Smith, Robert Daniel, 5-12 Smith. Robert Dean, 342 Smith, Robert D., 00 Smith, Robert Land. 1509 Smith. Robert Lee, 149, 5-12 Smith, Robert XV., 542, A-'9 Smith, Roberta J., -165, 505, 567, 6 Smith. Rodney V., 600 Smith, Roger A., 522, 665 Smith. Russell D., 734 Smith, Selwyn T., 521 Smith, Shirley Janet, 5-11, 784 Smith, Shirlev Joyce. 542. 452, '50 Smith, Shirley Jeannine, '81 Smith, Sidney E., 148, 155 Smith, Steven L., 480, sri. 691 Smith, Thomas E., 60' Smith, Thomas K.. 685 Smith, vena J., 405, 10: Smith. XY2'i1liam K.. 682 Smokowski, Julianne M., 545, 5 Smoler, Leonard E., '14 Smykal, Ralph. 545, 559, 084 Snarr, James XV., 708 Snavely. Donald L., 545, 444 Sneed, Norma E., 784 Sneyd, J ames M., 5-15, 702 Snitott, Lee J., 706 Snodgras s, Harold E,, 545 Snow, Robert B., -150. 660 Snowden, Howard L., 343, 70 Snowden, Lyle E., 707 Snyder, Bernard A., 345 Snyder, Dan XV., 148. 158. 343, -199. 674 Snyder, Donald R., 555 Snyder, Edward H., 345 Snyder, George R., 5-13, 502 Snyder, Gerald J., 481, 48-1, 485 Snyder, Marilyn J., 656 Snyder. Russell A., 517, 690 Sn 'der. Wfilliam H., 502 Sobel, Jordan H., 71-1 Sobel. Robert N., 559 Sobottke, Mark D,, 343 Sorlelj for fldnzfltwnlrlif of .'1lrlrm,zt' ment, The. 521 Satietp of Aulomolire Engirlew-1. 521 Society of Illurlnzlfzrr, 151 Soderstrom, Helen C, 786 Soderstrom, Kenneth W,, 343 Soderstrum, XVilliam K.. 450, -162 474, 526, 735 Soellner. Robert A., 493, 66' Solem, Robert J.. 666 Suley, Earl L., Jr., 543 Sollars, Dale L., 754 Solliday, Beverly A., 343, 512, ' Solomon, Beverly A., 777 Solomon, Janice C., 764 Solomon, Larry H., 699 Solomon, Robert C.. 543. 700 Solomon, Seibert I., 705 Solomon, Seymour, 75 Solon, Anne J., 788 Donald J., 479, coo, nos, 681 Solus, Eleanor, 75 Soltan, Jerome, 705 Sombera. Erward D., 686 Somerheld, Claire F., 786 Somers, Barbara J,, 765 Somers. lohn D., 5-15 Somers, Margaret E., 483, 520 Sommer, Inhn D., 665 Sommer, Miriam L., 544. 519, 656 Sommer. XVilliam A., 406, 407, IIS 540, 663 Sommers, Jeanne C.. 781 Sonderskov, Robert F., 685 Sonenblum, David. 664 Sonnenfeld, Joseph, 6-D2 Sonopol, Anne, 454 Selllmrnorf Clan Oyirrrr, 410 Sorbie, Isabelle l.., 781 Sorkin, Daniel, 344, 759 Sororifies, 744-769 Sorsen. Virginia M., 544, 769 Sortor, Harold E., Jr., 511 Sorzickas, Alvina S., 544, 761 Sosin, Marvin P., 725 Sosin, Sidney. 344, 511, 722 Sotmp, Ernest, 99 Soukup, Vernon P., 670 South, Robert J., 5112 Southard, James E., 100 Sove. Roy B., 506 Sowers, Joseph J., 726 Spaeth, Marcia J., 146, 344, 385, W4 446, 752 Spafford, Marjorie E., 424. 518, 525 755 Spalding, Dean Willard, 36, 433 Spale, Norma A., 344, 785 Spangler, Henry J., 544 Sparks, Earle R.. Jr., 344 Sparks, John, 96 Sparks, John C., 344 832 Spartin, XVilliam A.. 'JD Smtaro, Angelo J., 5-14, 735 Spaulding, Kathleen S.. 'Pu Spear, Edna. 5-14, 795 Spears, Rozanne, 5-1-1, -107, 512, T51 Specht, XVil1iam K, 524 Sperm! Serznrl- for ll .ar I'slf ,ir:,r Dirifian nf, 54-55 Speckman, Joanne A., 450, 'ihtl Spector, Gloria A., '75 Speer, Richard L., -165, -102, Tlx Spencer, Alice A., 344, TSO Spencer, Kent F., 709 Spencer, Sherry L., 661 Spencer. Shirley A., 752 Spengler, Edward P., 6-73 Speropulos, Emily, 768 Sperr. Edward J.. 54-1, 512, was Sperry, Clifford, 76 Sperry, Daniel R., 48 Sperry, Martha J., 772 Spicer, Jack, 99 Speieel, Ed, 9-1, 97 Spiegel, Sally A.. 785 Soiegel, Yevette, 344, 792. Spiegelman, Sol, 470 Spieeler, David E,, 429, 668 Spiekeiman, Eugene C., 444, 668 608 Spiekerman, Ralph E., Spielberger, Beverlv A., 766 Spielman, Alfred P., 757 Spielman, Philip M., 721 Spierling, Herbert C., 67-1 Spierling, Paul R., 5-15, 668 148, l:'8, 5-li, Spinner, 499 Spinner, Marvin L., 345 Soira. Robert A,, 696 Spires, XVil1iam E., 721 Spirito, Frank C., 111 Spiro, Elliot D., 345, 506, 508, 724 Spittler, Virginia M., 561 Spitzer, Joyce E., 454, 583. 7-18 Spivey, Clinton, 157, 521 Spiwal-t, Jerome, 495 Spottord, Frank A.. 545, 405 Spooner, Wfilliam T., 679 Spradling, Phillip, 515 Sprague, Lois J., 545, 759 Sprague, Robert, 77 Spresser, Howard L., 705 Spretnjak, Steve A., 705 Spriggs, Harvey. 116 Spring Sports, 620-643 Spring. Richard C.. 345, 660 Springer, Lloyd S., 144 Bernard H., 5111 Springer, Lorna V., 419, 463, 495, 503, 776 Sproat, Robert A., 148 Spungen, Kenneth M., 727 Spungen, Laurence W., 727 Srch, Robert J., 695 Staab, Edward W., 545, 499 Statfeld, Byron C., 755 Stafford, Dean Edward E.. 28, 29 Stafford, Sidney M.. 506 Stage and Concert, 464-489 Stagner, Rhea, 781 Stahl, Madonna I,, 154, 345, 795 Stahl. William D., 515. 593, 678 Stahlheber, Benjamin L., 73-1 Stahnke, Vernon E,, 509 Staley. Jay E.. 545. 671 Staley, Seward, 52 Stallman, Darlene D., 761 Stallman, William E., 345. 412, 68-1 Stamm, Marjorie A., 405, 442, 748 Stampfer, Louise, 417, 748 Stanglitfe, Richard J., 545. 728 Stanheld, Merlin L., 345, 711 Stange, Harold A., 629, 632, 731 Stanitz, Nick C., 740 Stanley, Charles O., 91, 100, 114 Stanley, James T., 512 Stanley. Richard E., 734 Stanley, William J.. 545 Stansheld, James P., 345, 492, 1105 Stanton, John A., 545 Stapels. Margaret K., 786 Stapleton, Stella M., 346, 767 Staran, Jill P., 754 Starbus, John, 493 Sim' Courre, 472-477 Stark, Daniel E., 346, 420, -136, mo Stark, George B.. 546, 722 Starke, Jack M., 742 Starkey. Barbara L.. 758 Starks, Edward A., 546 Starks, Thelma J., 782 Starr, Lyman A., 484, -187. 515 Starrett, Peter J., 672 Starrett, Ward C., 672 Star ana' Srmll. 517 Stasell, Robert H., 498, 555. 5411 Stasiuk, Annabelle, 114, 115 Stastny, Gordon, 77 Staton, James A., 700 Statzer, Darrel. 99 Staubus, John R., 147, 346, 735 StauHer, Jack B., 679 Stauffer, John D., 735 Stautfer, Merle, 660 Stauthammer, Joyce A., 791 Stax, Morton, 456 Steadman, Monte, 129 Stearn, Janet L., 767 Steam, Kenneth B., 111 Steding, Jerry A., 700 Stedronsky, Robert F., 7-10 Steed. Dolores A., 765 Steed, Harold R., 757 Steel, John, Jr.. 678 Steele, Betty J., -195, '82 Steen, Alan M., 686 Steen, Vireinia A., 122 Steffen, Eldon L., 147, 346, '56 Stetfens, Herbert S., 758 Stetfens, Myron S., 559 Stetfy. Gene P., 686 Steger, Russell XV., 546, 584, 39-1, 591, 597, 607, 608, 609, 650, 651 655. 700 Stegmeir, Charles R., 546, 728 Stehe, Donald, 99 Steidinger, Charles L., 100 Steidinger, Marilyn M., '85 Steidl, Frank D., 346 Stein Alvin l.. 546 Stein: Arnold C., 706 Stein Eleanor J., 776 Stein, Evelyn E., 546, 75' Stein, Harold I., 346, 718 Stein, Harry P., 546 Stein, Herman H., 72-1 Stein, Jack G., 511 Stein, Roberta L., 704 Stein, Rochelle B., 777 Stein Selig, 346, 699 Steinberg, Allan R., 706 Steinberg, Beverly J.. 5-16, 795 Steinberg, Daniel, 140 Steinberg, David E., 759 Steinberg, Leon H., 346. 727 Steinberg, Milton H., 696 Steinberg, Sandra A., 70-1 Steinbrecher, William, Jr., 502, 668 Steiner, John B., 690 Steiner, Milton L.. 347, 691 Steiner, Russell E., 480 Steiner, Sally I-, 3-17, 777 Steingraber, Norman D., 681 Steingraber, Roger E., 555. 681 Steinle, Paul R., Jr., 712 Stelton, Robert J., 347, 496, 756 Stelzriede, Carmen I., 5-17, 479 Stelzriede, Wesley Q.. 547, 485. 515 Stemler, Walter C., 5-17, 555 Stencel, Robert F., 413, 66-1 Stendel, Robert C., 689 Stengel, John F., 688 Stengel, Richard L., 678 Stepek, Willard J., Jr., 751 St2va,rt, Thomas C., 348, 598, 608 9. Stewart, Virginia L., 156, 393, 467. 512, 75-1 Stewie, Carol E., 348, 426, 774 Stibolt, Noble H., 548 Stidley, Leonard H., 446 Stiegelmeier, Jean M., 751 Stielow, XVilliam L., 502 Stierwalt, Bob H., 548, 491, 50-l Still, Richard P., 91, 94, 95 Stillions, Robert D., 756 Stillman, Harold W., 548 Stillo, Horatio S., 548, 718 Stilwell, L. M. Thomas, 685 Stillwell, Robert, 112 Stimart. Wlilllam R., 674 Stine. Dorothy Y., 656 Stineback, Virginia L., 752 Stipp, Mary A., 112, 481 Stivers, Edward C., 742 Stivers, Tom W., 99 Stockbarger. Richard H., 348, 67' Stockdale, Joan L., 7-16 Stockman, Jack J., 348 Stocks, Clarence E.. 3-19, 499, 521 Stockstill. Frank I., 5-19, 482, 481 485. 668 Stockwell. Stanley F., 553 Stoddard, George D., 18, 19, 26, ,151 Stoddard, Philip H., 549, 700 Stoddard, Steohen D,, 407, 660 Stoecker. Wilbert F., 68-1 Stoerzel. Donald D., Sss, 752 Stoewer, William H., 734 Stoker, Gail P., 749 Stokes, Harry A., 349 Stokes, James B., 415, 541, 546, 6456 Stokes, Phillip B., 541, 548 Stoll, Constance H., 704 Stoll, Robert D., -150, 670 Stolman, Alice B., 549, 774 Stolp, Bud, 76 Stolt, Harold K., 349 Stoltenberg, Donald A., 549 Stoltey, Dorothy L., 746 5-18, 335 1 Stone Clement, Jr., 349 Stone Edwin R., 485, 661 Stone Fred W., 662 Stone. George D., 711 Stone, Harry, 82, 9-1, 07 Stone, Hilton F., Jr., 559 Stone, Howard, 76 Stone, Jerry C.. 696 Stone, Jesse R., 158, 700 Stone, Joyce H., 417, 758 Stone, Orville J., 496, 740 Stone, Peggy H., 482, 484, 791 Stone, Raymond H., 549, 660 Stone, Robert G., 82, 91, 100 Stephen, Willard R., Jr., 347, 75s Stephens, Francis L.. 347 Stephens, Richard D., 499 Stepher, Bacia, 479 Sterling, Frances E., 425, 761 Sterling, Richard W., 511 Stermon, Rubin B., 5-17 Stern Bernard 347 722 Stern, Joanna E., 144 Stern, Loren, 98 Stern, Marjorie L., 347, 757 Stern Paul, 737 Stern. Isaac, 476 Stern, Raymond H., 347, 706 Stern Roslyn E 766 Sternal, Raymond I,, 158, 347, 736 Sternaman, Joyce A., 454, 767 Sternberg, Bertha M., 505, 788 Sternfeld, Jack, 347 Stessl, Louis. 76 Stettler, Clifford O., 494, -195 Steury, Stevens, Stevens Richard E., 100 Elton S., 547, 715 Stevens, John H., 148 Stevens. Richard B., 707 Stevens, Robert F., 521 Stevens, Robert L., 547, 496, 720 Stevens. William J., 720 Stevenson Adlai E., 21 Stevenson: Donald R., 678 Stevenson John L., 687 Stevenson, John N., 507 Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson , Joseph S., 495. 73s , Lowell F., 721 , Marietta, 430 Richard B 606 Stewart, Arlene J., Stewart, Barbara Lee, 348, 417, 787 Stewart, Barbara Lee, 769 Stewart, Charles, 149 Stewart, Deane R., 670 Stewart, Donald F., 348 Stewart, Gordon H., 499. 675 Stewart, james E., 348, 457, 752 Stewart, James W., 147 Stewart, John M., 479 Stewart, fgyce, 479 Stewart, ancy J., 348, 760 Stewart Oliver P. 548 Stewart: Paul J., Jr., 348 Stewart, Ra mond R 348 Stew a rt Roiiand M. .716 Stewart: Ronald 681 Stone, Robert L., 349, 716 Stone, Wendell C., 507, 730 Stoneheld, Joel S., 740 Stookey, Daniel, 679 Stopka, Marion J., 796 Storer, Richard L., 494, 495, 539, 543 660 Storey, Josephine L., 788 Storkan, Carole A., 753, 788 Storm, Donald F., 145 Storm, Harold E.. 736 Stormer, Jacquiline, 780 Storr, August T.. 486, 694 Stotlar, James, 99 Stotlar, Sam, 623. 624 Stough, Nancy E., 4-13. 786 Stout, Barbara J., 782 Stout, Donald, 27, 423 Stout, Donald E., 349, 388, -128, 446 515, 708 Stowe, Oliver W., 524 Stranee, Robert L., 549, 639 Stratford Hume, 784 Stratton, Alex J., 349, 502 Stratton, Kenneth O., 549 Straub, Ernest J., Jr., 694 Straus, Henry H.. 3-19. 507, 533. 559 Strauss, Robert W., 110, 111, 114 Strauss, Sherman H., 92, 95. 98 Stravinsk , Soulima, 476 Strawbridlgc, Dorothie J., 450, 479 Strawbridge, William E., 501, 715 Straz, Stanley S., 349, 508 Straznickas, Donald A., 158, 350, 527 545. 546, 735 Straznickas, Veto J., 350, 755 Streed, Edward A., 674 Streeter, Edward. 711 Streeter, Harrison, 153, 704 Streeter, Naomi, 453, 759 Strehl, Francis W., 100 Streicher, Lawrence H., 350 Streisfield, George, 516 Strickfaden, Mary K., 350 Strieby, Reid H., 671 Striegel, Leon F.. 524 Stroheker, Ruth S., 350 Strole, Patricia M., 790 Strom, Arthur D., 154, 350 Strom, Robert B., 703 Stromberg, Arthur H., 350, 699 Strook, Jane A., 456, 656 Strook, June A., 417, 656 Stroud, John J., 550, 685 2 Snroutl, Ruth E.. 47-1, 1115, Strout, Mar-:aretfi L., 77-1 Strnw. Wfallaee F., 11111 Strowbridue. Robert, 5511 Strozexxski. Vigtor 3511 StrutherS,j.1mes 1.., 02. 03, Strvker, Edwin M., 350 Stubbings, Wfalter li., 5511 Stubenrauth, Glenn P 5511, 111.1, 11111 Stuckal, Ernest, 5511, 602 Stutkey, Alary I.., 5511, 755 Student Administration, 404-433 5111111111 R1ll,Q1r1n.i Cfonrlrlf, -1-111 51111111111 Srmzlt, -11111 5113, 71111 11111. 1511 5111111111 IXler.'u.1r1 .1lt.!l1.1l .111111 .1- lmu, 52-1 Studeny, Henry G., 5511 Studley, Charles B., 1'115. 1111e1 Studzinski, lame-1 D 3511, 51111, 511:1 Stuebe, Louis, 1336, 637 Stuenkel, Lucille M., 5115, 7714 Stuff, Gerald S.. -115. fi-12 51111, 7117 Sturt, Glvdon, 1-17, -1111, -1-12 Stuti, john G., 551, 115, IIS, 11-4 5114, 1130 Stull, Frank j., 551 Stulier, Arlene, 551 Stumpt, Harvey I.., 1511, 551, 103, 1-1. Stumpt, jack V., -1-111 Sturm, jay R., -12-1, 5-11,1371 Sturm, Kenneth XV., -115, 715 Sturman, Herman G., 02, 08 Sublette, Bruce M., 517, 'RA Surherman, Norman, 351 Sucic, Steve, 402, 1108 Sudar, Patricia, 1111 Sudbrink, Robert XV., 551, 5117, 11145 Suttern, Wfilliam j., -1115, 727 Suga, Goro j., 7-1, 711 Sugar, justin M., 1111-1 Suggs, Hester, 750 Sulenski, joseph S., 15-1 Sullan, Robert B., 351, 517, 1187 Sullenger, Gene WC, 551, 71111 Sullins, Tom R., -187, 725 Sullivan, Francis XV., 351, 553,11R5 Geraldine H., 7115 Sullivan, Sullivan, Herbert M., 351, 1101 Sullivan, james A., -115, 6113 Sullivan, james D., 755 Sullivan, jane P., 7110 Sullivan, joseph M., 551. 5113, 5111 Sullivan, Kevin B.. 1188 Lee A., 111111 Sullivan, Sullivan, Margaret ff., -182, -11-1-1 Sullivan, Sullivan, Sullivan, Sullivan, Sullivan. lvlaiv. 1111 Russell, 511 Robert M., 117-1, 11115 Vrrurnia R., 7-111 William W., 5117, oss Sulzer, Elmer, 152 Summer, Rosalyn M., 1-111, 777 Summers, Dennis G., 11:17 Summers, john B.,02,-15, 115 Summers, Lee, -1711 Summers, R111-ert G.. -1115, 515 Summers. XY,.1ll I, 511 Sumner, Ronald, 911 Sund, Eldon H., 'I-15 Sunde, janiee G., 5112, 'SR Sunderlage, Donald j., 3811, 5111, 111 1, 7115 Sundxn, Robert H., 7-1 Sundmacher, He1l7u1t1.., 551, 1171 Superzan, Fred F., 551, -100 Supple, Charles, 11111 Supples, Cynthia O., Surgeon, Donald K., 555. 7211 5115, 7511 Surgeon, john D., 551 Survant. Robert E.. 11110 Susina, Stanley, 115. 1111 Suslitk, Alvin. 01.-13, 04, 07 Susman. fharles D., 158, 551, 1115 Suri, Thomas, 77 Suter, Norton S., jr., 351, -105 Sutherland, Donald R., 5117 Sutter, Dale L., -102, 501, 751 Sxatn-a, George R52 ' Sxent.1nott,Cail, 1111, 112, 1111 Svitak, Betty L., 7-111 Svoboda, Darlene j., 450, 7118 Svohoda, Edward F., jr., 558, 711 Svoboda, Irwin l.., 552 Svoboda, Rirhard D., 710 Swain Henry, 0-1 Swain, Ivlerle D., 715 Swain Theodore M., 155, -1-111 Swain Wfendell E. 552 Swan, Kvade, 77 ' Swaney, Imogen A., 7011 Swanborg, Richard XV., -1311, 1177 Swank, Roger L., 155, -1-11, -11-111, Swanson, Armer M,, 525, 1101 Swanson, Burdette E., 758 Swanson, Cynthia R., -181 Swanson, Donald, 77 Swanson, Duard C., 157, 352. 5111, Swanson, Edward, 112, 114 Swanson, George A., 551 Swanson, Harry A., 1100 1115 -N- 521 Swanson, .htqxieline K., 7-12 Swanson, jean D., 552, 11511 Swanson, Louise A., 770 Swanson, Naomi A., 758 Swanson, Paul l.., 7211 NXXAUSU11, Ragner G.. 105. 711 Sxxanson Swartsu. , XVeslev, -11111, -1117, 515 ilte1,Bl.uneI., 755 Swaitswalter, Maiilvn A., 7-12 Swartz, Myron S., 552, 7115 Swezmgen, 1 harles F., 71111, 'll Swedlund, Kent. 11.1 Sxxeeney,Ru1l1 R., 'H5 Sweet, Max L., 11111 Sweetman, Etluyntl NYU, -1-15, 531, 11117 Swendson, Altred S.. -1117, 7511 Suensen, Charles C.., -1110, 5 5111 511 11 R Swensen Su en sen Su ens1 in Swenson Swenson , -ltlarnilv D., 55' llckj 55' , C..1rlG..11 -I Len, 7211 . Leslie G.. lr.. 552 17, 555, 'lA.1LlX'Ll1, Stanley H., 75-1 Taft, A1r111l1i l., 352, UU, 11115 Taft, Kenneth E., 7-11 1-13, sos la:lxan1.C.liailu T., I15-. 5117, 751 Tarxma, Nryo R., 15-1, 552, '11 Talawda, David T., -S11 Tal-cemura, Kazuo H., 755 Talbott, Robert DW 555 Taltott Norma 758 Talraferro, 1.u11lle XV., 551 Taluc, joanne, 11-1 Tamen, Fredrvtlx, T., 555 Tandberp. Dean Agnes, 20, -1117, 510 Tandy, Margaret j., 555, 585, 505 11111, 4117, -1114, 4311 Tania, Yau 1 ., 7511 Tanuman, Horate j., 11511. 1152 1155 '51 Tank, Richard Wh, 111114 Tannenbaum, Marcia, 555. . Tanner. XY'1ltI.11'11 H., 355, Tanney, Delwyn P., 487, 11711 -1-g -1111111171 Swenson, Robert. 71112, -1111 Arnold B., 7115 Swerdlow, Swerman, Robert XV., -4911. 7111 Swi1k.1rd,jol1n H.. -180, -11111, 1115 Swies, Frank G., 55S S1l'll1l111i1I,t1. 113-1-1555 Swindall, Barton L., 352 Swing. ,lark H., 7115 Swininoga, Edu ard john, 1111, 112 ll-1 SXY1Sl1C1',jOl11'l B., 5311, 515, 5115, 11s5 Swottoid, Wfrlliam T., 1-15, 1511, 552 -190 Swoiskin, Richard S., 71111 Sydow, Donald XV.. 31811 Sytert, Alice j., 7011 Sykes, Charles XV., 352. 7311 Sytsma, Paul G., -1-11, 405, 721-1 Syverson, XVilliam A., 715 Szabo, Nicholas, 512 Szekely, Edward Ci., 7517 Szekely, joseph F., 407 Szok, Francis B.. 7-11 Szold, Marilyn B., 7-13 Szyilski, Rolf K., 727 Szymanski, Leonard XV., 352, 521 T Taake, Ralph N., jr., 147, -1011 Tabaka, Carroll M., 715 Tanny. Barbara, 701 Tappert, Allen C.., 1187 Tam Hall, 7-12 Tarble. Elvia L., -110, 4115. 5113, 7711 Tarne, Donald R., 157. 158, 555. 7111 Tarn-511, Nathan, 555, 5111, 7511 Taipley, Vivian R., 71111 'l'arpot1, Alexander, 355 Tarr, Laverne H,, -11141 Tarrant, Barbara, -153 Tarrant, Ramona A,, 553, 751-1 Tarrant, Richard R., 1-1111 Tarro, ,lo ,l., 7118 Tarro, joan R., 553, 71113 Tarter, A. W.. 1511, 353, 51111 Tasker, Cathryn K... 7117 Tate, Albert R., jr., 512111, 5111 1103. 689 Tare Tate , Lnren B., 7115 , Mary R., 7115 Tate, Robert 1.., 555 Tate 7 .111 Tau , Xvilllam L., 1108, 1178 Brla Pl. 158 Dell.: Plu. 7115 Tim Efhfllbtl Plv. 71111 Ttm Kt'1l'Il111 Eflallflll, 707 T11 ll N11 Tun. 5110 Tauber, Bernard D., 553, -1011, 720 Taugner. Patricia L., 7110 Taylor, Barbara A., 1-11-Q, 7-111 Taylor, Beverly A., 122, l-111, 700 Taylor, Bill, 011 51311 A CAMPUS FAVORITE! 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Gordon G., 505. 680 485 Thompson, Herbert H., 355, 495 Thompson, Howard L., 147, 555, 492 Thompson, Hugh L., 74, 77 Thompson. john A., 724 Thompson, julia, 750 Thompson, Leland S., 478 Thompson. Mary Lou. -152. -163. -595. 496. 505. 567 Thompson, Merrill S., 742 Thompson, Paul, 113, 11-1, 12-1 Thompson, Raymond S., 427, 703 Thompson, Robert E., 663 Thompson, Robert H., 700 Thompson, Robert j.. 355. 680 Thompson, Robert M., 355, 506, 510 Thompson, Ruth H., 152 Thompson, S. Earl, 23 Thompson, XVayne F., 155, 739 Thompson, William Alfred, 355, 690 Thompson, XVilliam H., 155, 672 Thompson, Wlilliam R., E55 Thomsen, Richard N., 355, -199 Thomson. james M., 77 Toton, Chester, 76 Toth, Andrew M., 669 Toth, Prof. Edmund, 151, 667 Toubes, judith E., 791 TouH, Martin A., 706 Tourek. George j.. 701 Toussaint, Clark P., 715 Towers, john R., 431, 646, 666 Towner, Francis, 77 Townley, Wayne C., 700 Townsend, john E., 357, 675 Toy, Wing N., 150. 357. 494 Tozier, Patricia j., 122 Tozier, Barbara j., 146, 761 Trachtenberg. Lee, 97 Tmrk. 622-617 Tracy, Gerald, 690 Traeger, David A., 698 Traener, Dick, 96 Traini, Frank j., S57 Trakinat, Albert F., 558, 507, 510, 739 Trammel, Bonita j., 79s Tmmrporlalmll Cflnlz, 5-10 Ther, Teichner, Ronald, 98 Teilmann, Bill F., 502 Telleen, john M., 511 Telling, Roberta j., 76-7 Tenenbaum. jerome, 554, 414, 415, 423, sos Tennant. Robert N., 151, 554, ,194 Tenm,r, 640 Tennyson, Richard H., hh: Tensing. Bernard F., 55-1 Teplitz,Raymond, 150, 155, 551 Teplitzky, Fred, 595, 664 Terhune, Betty j., 77-J Termfml. 525 Terrell, Judson M., 3s4, 401, Vos Terril, Charles E., I-17, 55-I, 492 Terrill, james M., 729 Terry. loanne M., 554, 3115, -159, TRO Terry, Lois C., 755 Terry, Mary L., 789 Terry, Raloh, 115, 116 Terrocha, Edward D., 354 Tesinskv. jerry S., 55-1, 5'-13 Testa, Phillip l., 527, 5-11v,'-Il Tevebauwh, john L., 5571, 1523 Textor, Dorothy A., -144, '91 Thackerav. john B., 3116, 146, 'Zo Thain, Alan L., 95 Thall. Iris, 789 Thalman, XY'illi.1m N., Lisa, '01 Tharp, William A., lr., 354 Tlyealre Guild, -166--171 Theesfeld, Lucille E., 7125 Theilken. Elinor S., 779 Theis, Robert A., 150, Theiss. Edwin L., 149 Thelander, Robert XV., mol Thelen. Robert j.. 495 Theobald. Paul. U6 Ther, Betsy, 79116 Irene l... 159, 355, 701 ass, secs, wi Thormahlen, Don H,, 689 Thorman, Vanna j., 555, 519, 755 Thornburg. Edwin j., 145, 355, 660 Thornes, Henry, 421 Thornquist, jeanne G., 747 Thornton, john D., 5ss, T20 Thornton, Sarah P., 7411 Thorp, Fred C., 728 Thorp, XVilliam, -113 Thorpe. Byron A., 724 Thorsell, Donna K., 749 Thorsen, Charles K., 355, .lo7, 512, 515. 670 Thorson, George A., 512 Thorson, Mariorie A., 355, 451, 7651 Thrasher, Wlilliam D., 555, 707 Throop, Harold L., lr., 672 Thunman, Ronald N.. ri-90 Thurlby, Burdette j., 355, 591, 611, 613, 614, 617, 660 Thurman, Anita E., 355 Thurow, Gloria M., 495, 792 Tibbits, Patricia L., 401, 71-11 Ticer, james E., jr., iss, 7411 Tiearney, Thomas C.. 680 Tieken, Albert j., 492. 728 Tienstra, joseph E., '18 Tiger. j., 499 Tikalsky, George j.. jr., 751 Tilkemeier. Roger XV,, 711 Tillman, XViley J., 151, 355 Tilroe, Joanne E., 7961 Timmerhaus, Klaus D., 150 Timpton, Richard, H2 Tiner, Lyla. 509 Tinervin, William CQ., 7-1, 76. 129 Tinkelman, joseph, 71, 74, 75 Tinkofl, Paysoti, Jr., 155. 511, 727 Tippens, William If.. r-7R Tipton. Patririi A., 7R3 Tiritilli, Angelo A., 355 Trapp. Trapp, Trautman, Dean L., 148, Earl R.. -141, 737 Roger R., 496, ss, 558, 510 Traver, Earl A., 147, 558 Travers, Alfred WL, 526. 728 Travers. George F., 558 Travis, Roland G., 7214 Traylor, Mary L., 558, 71-5 Treadwell, Nancy C., 93, 93, 101 Treckei, Conrad G., 688 Treder, Pauline J., 796 Treen . Trelease, Allen XV., 358, Treml, Ruth M., 478 6811 Daniel A., 709 Trense, Ronald V., 495 Trepanier, Peter J., 719 Trepte, Fred M., 712 Trewyn, Joyce G., 558. 505, 7452 Triangle Fraternity. 712 Tribe of Illini, 591 Triebel, XValter H., 750 Trilling, Don M.. 692 Trilling, Martin S., 696 Trimarco, Nancy E., 417. 753 Trimble, Ocie A., 701 Trimble, Philip K., 487, 661 Trimmer, Kathryn E., 77-1 Trrpi, john R., 739 Troller, Thomas F., 558, 495 Trossman, Alice S., 794 Trotter, Virden L., 358, 491, 735 Troxel, S. Marvin, 358 Troxel, Wilma, 65 Troxell, George H., jr., 608 Troxell, Lyman R., jr., 517, 670 Trubitt, Hillard j.. 358. 496, 555. 552 540, sh, 759 Trubitt, Sherwyn XV., 558, 696 Trubitt, Victor A., 358, 696 , 358, V 450 451 568 7511 Tbf1.1'Cm,'vos ' Them Them Della Chi, mv Ka .fl P61 H 'Pl' . 7 1 Them Slgflld Plw 15-1 Titley, Capt. Richard seo Titus. Armour H.. 677 Titus, Ross P., 485 Tiarksen. Bernhard !'., 610 Tober, Robert L., 355 Tobiason, Thomas E.. S00 Tobiasz. Henry E., 35s Truemper, John J., jr., 151 495, 517, 700 Trugillo, Glen R., 386, 615, 631, 652 Truitt, Robert H., 670 Trumbull, john W., 541, 550, 553, 684 Truran, James R.. 608. 678 Truxell, Leland C., 676 Them Lrlbrllfm, 768 Them Xl, 711 Theurer. Cafolvn J., 416, 568, 656 Thielgaucl, Barbara A., 463. -195, 503 771 Thiel, Charles lohn, 110, 113, 129 Thiel. josenh E., 710 Thiessen, Arthur, 93. 9-1, 150 Thoemino, Lea V., 77s Thom, Wfilbur l., 141 Thomas, Carol H. mv, -IPR, psi, 77.0 Thomas, Charles, SSS. 510, sh? Thomas, fharlcs 77 Thomas, Clifford B., 495 Thomas, Daniel 128 Thom3S, Doris l,, 518 750 Thomas, Edward E.. 555, 1-M Thomas, Prof. Glatlwyn, 511 Thomas, Gordon R., 555, 135 Thomas, Hubert E.. 355 Thomas, james, 6544 Thomas, james j., suv, r-71 Thomas, james XV., 508 Thomas, joan L., 443, 7145 Thomas, john E.. Sss. mis Thomas, Louis, jr., 55s Thomas, Patricia J., 355, 7611 Thomas, Petrik, 415 Thomas, Rithard J., 703 Thomas, Romulus B,, 701 Thomas, Rudolph W ass gi Thomas .. . . ry Rurh E., 7R1-i Thomas, Sherwood, 110, 111, 111, ll6 Thomas, Wa ne 11-15, 670 Thomas, Xvilliam H., 666 Thomas. Mrs, XXfilli.im, 479 Thomas, XVilliam O., 507 Thomasson, Gene l., 707 Thompson, Arnolrl XV., 355, 416, 495, 715 Thompson, Betty lane, mr., IIU, 115 Thompson, fnrnelia, 75 Thompson, Edwin T., 355 834 Tobin. Marguerite. 761 Tobolski, Chester j., 493 Tochalauski, Anton F., 100 Toda, lames Y.. 357. 441 Todd, William R., 684 Todes, Brian D., 357, 714 Toenke, Lvle E., 357, su, wo, 585, 687 Toerpe. William J., 67s Toler. Herbert R.. Jr.. 'll77, 511 Toll, Edwin A., jr., Sv, seo, ass, 729 Tolstoy, Countess, 433 Tom. Priscilla I., 701 Tomnbazvb. 526 Tomassene, john W., 522, 679 Tnmcik. john P., 357 Tomczyk, Richard A.. 357, 502 Tomenendal, Edward j., 6114 Tometich. William H., 357 Tomlin, Henrietta, 765 Tomlinson, Barbara A., 495, 702 Tomlinson, Esther J., 789 Tomlinson, lack fl., 557 Tomlinson, Robert M.. 150, 357, 509 Tomm, Charles G., 668 Tompkins, Margery, 122, 765 Tomsa, Margaret P.. 786 Tong, Francis F., iso, ysv, 4-11, 735 Tong, Hseuh C... 721 Tonrgren, Billy R., 557, 4-M, 6-JS Tonigan, Richard F.. 357, 502 Ton mon, Daniel, 557 Tooley, Rosemary, 484 Toombs, Marilyn J., 417, 760 Torbeck, Allen S.. 738 Torbet, Clayton L., 695 Torrb, 387 Torhan, Gcorgcij., 54 Torley, Evelyn, A 79 Tornello, Aiean, 387, 467, Torricelli, Bill, 96 512, 768 Trychta, Harry T., 727 Tschudy. David G., 741 Tsokos, Harry T., 691 Tucker, David XV., 553, 478, 484 485. 515 Tucker, John L., 358 Tucker, john W., 698 Tucker, Thomas C., 480. 484- Tudor, Beniamin A., 359, 512, 728 Tudor, Walter J., 446 Tuggle, Xllfilbur, 6511 Tulio, Victor, 661 Tully, John F., 359 Tulpule, Shrikrishna, 509 Tuma, Alice M., 782 Tummelson, Beverly J., 439, 754 Tunnicliii, Robert P., 697 Tunning, Robert S., 359 Tupper, Mildred E., 652, 655 Turk, Frank A., 148 Turk, Sally, 757 Turke, Berford A., 559 Turke, George J., 92, 100 Turnbow, Margaret J., 791 Turnbow, Robert E., 359. 700 Turner Alan M., -115, 559, 541, 7,50 Turner Charles A., 359, 480, 729 Turner I urner Don A., 729 Fred H.. 28, zo, 411, 45: Turner, Harrison C,., 144, 512 Turner. Michael E., 693 Turner, Nellie M., 503, 752 Turner, Pe gy L., 754 Turner, Ralph A., 715 Turner Richard M.. 359, 679 Turner, Robert M., 559 Turner, William L., 511 Turner, William R.. 359 Turney, Nancy A.. 755 Turney, William T., 675 Tustin, james W., 359, 676 Tuthill , john, 660 Tuttle, Carol, 446 Tuttle, George, 25, 513 Tuttle, james B., 359, 426, 668 Tuttle, Russell, 446 Tuttle, Twardock, Arthur R., 666 Tweedell, Kenyon S., 479 Twery, Raymond j., 359. 507 Twiss, Robert F., 359. 679 Twohig, Robert l.. 359, 499 Twomey, Mary S.. 428, 762 Twomey, Victor L., 384, 501, 619, 624. 625, 626, 669 Tyle, Edward j., 359 Tyler, Clifford E., 559, 546 Tyson, Dolores C., 760 Tyssen, Kenneth j., 360, 495 Stanley A., 443 U Uchimoto, Laura M., 360, 797 Udasin. Herman. 737 Udstuen, Gerald G., 665 Ueberrhein, Priscilla j., 503, 518, 752 Uebler, lohn R., -136, 509, 610 Uhlenhop, Henry L., 682 Uhlir, Robert W., 684 Uhrik. Richard L., 757 Ubiiye, George I., 727 Ulatowski, jerome F., 148, 158 Ulberg, Robert ,l., 705 Ulbrich, Louis F., 700 Ulloa, Dr. Morgot, 75 Ulmer, Marvin W., 502 Ulrich, Charles, jr., 605, 608, 695 Ulrich, Max, 114 Underwood, lohn D., 592 Underwood. Robert 77 Ungeher. Dorothy j., 525, 561, 760 Unger, Otto, 423 Unilea' W'orld Fefferalzrrr, 527 University, Administration, '16-29 UIIl1'6I'.1fIy of Illlnolr Founfffilmn. 26 Unir'frJi7j' .af 111177061 Alumni Arrorralmn. 27 UPlI!'PV.flf1' .EXln'lIrl0lI. Dirrrinn uf, 56-57 Uf1l1'ev',rily Clvmnr, -179 Lll7i1'P1'fIl'j Ofrlnfiliii. 484 Unsell, jo Ann E., 752 Unterberg, Wfilliam j., 515, 712 Unti, Eugene. 77 Unzuker. Mildred. 479 Uochurcb. lack H., 496 Upton, Richard A., 622, 624 Uram, Michael S.. 493, 751 Urbana Colleges, 30-59 Urbanik Ed, 636 Urish, Daniel XV., 556 Urish, Earl L., 144 Urist, Elissa G., 793 Urkov, Morris S., 484, 1102 Urquhart, Roderick O., -116, Usher, Edward K., 144 Usher, Elinor A., 786 Usinger, Richard L., 560, 494 , Utter, Ernest H., 153, 360 668 Vaccaro. Arthur fl, 494 Vaden, Wilbc-rt M., 750 Vaitulonis, Viola, 774 Valdivia, Dolores M.. 7516 Valentine, jean, 474, 518 Valentine, Sharon I., 762 Valentino, Rudy. 604, 608, 668 Valkema. Ouentin E.. 487 Arsdell, Paul M., 145, 14F1, Berschot. Nancy V., 779 Bogart, lohn A., 727 Van Van Van Van Buren, Howard G., 92 Van Buskirk, Roy V., 685 Vance, Paul A., 484, 485 Vance, Valerie, 455, 763 Vandeen. Robert A., 727 Vanderbilt. Harry D., 360, 441, 728, 757 Vandermyde, Richard C., 729 Vanderwater, Floyd, 360 Vanderwater, Robert G., 560, 493 Van de Steeg, joan M., 424, 753 Vandever, james H.. 675 Vandevier, Robert K.. 360, 678 Van Duser, Milton, jr.. 730 Van Dyke, Neil D., 360, 527, 543, 546. 547 Van Koughnett, Norman B., 360, 467, 512, 513, 515 Vanlig, 797 V:i4n Ness, Eugene K., 360, 497, 99 Van Praag, james N., 677 Van Reene, Theodore, 494 Van Sandl, Eldon, 96 Van Scheltema, john K., 684 Van Slyke, james, 485 Van Velzer, Verna j., 360 Van Velzer, Virginia C., 360 Van Winkle, Grace E., 504 Van Zandbergen, Robert E., 360 423 GDI? 'qflc 5 Pioneers since l903, when Mr. John W. Page infro- duced +he firsf +wo-line dragline buckef and machine, ihe Page Engineering Company has consis+en+ly been 'iirsi' wi1'h +he la1'es+ modern improvemen1's in develop- men+ and design. Today, Page Walking Draglines and AUTOMATIC Dragline Buckefs are recognized as +he oufsfanding leaders in 'rhe excava+ion indus+ry. XVeinstein. Leonard T., 555, 699 Varlarrd, XY'.1yne E., 5611. 656 Varney, Howard XV., 360, '51 Varri.il, Victor, 76, 125, 150 Vgrzlmhedinm, Armen, 115 Vaughan, S.1lly'l., 122, 5-ol Vduzht, XY'ilma L.. 78 Vnvra, Vladimir tl., 361 Vqurilc, Andrew A., 561, '21 Vavrus, Emily I.., 361. '05 Venrs. Rondld E.. 31-1 Vedell, Robert L., 561 Veirs, Iohn, 100 Velsrdi, joseph. 361, ,103 Velzy. Charles O.. 731 Venable, Phyllis l.. 2 Vendetti, Anthony C.. 'IU Vane, joseph M,, 1-H Vcnegnni. Euiene N., 361 Venerable, fnrol, 561. '-16 Venhudzl. luli,1 A., 361, 'SQ Venters, Karl, 0-1. 05 Verizke. Dolores J., 'S' Venzke, George H., 561 Verbic, Riclmrd L., 70, 74, 7' Verboomcn, Henry T.. 361 Verdico, Victor V., 561 Verlendcn, john B.. lr., mil Verley, Rower XV., 684 Vernzisco. joseph P., 536, 680 Vernor, Dorothy ,l., 561, 585, 50-I, -125, -125, 77-1. 775 Verry, Harriet D., 765 Vertovec, ,lean M.. 561. 781 Vertovec, Raymond J., 561, -100 Vespa, Rav. 00 Vespa. XVillinm L.. 487' Vest, Robert. 361, -1-10, 4-16, 7-12 Vesta, Vinum A.. 562 Vflrrlrrarj Mnllflllr. Cvlfigr nl. 58-50 Vial, Charles C., 492, 679 Vicher. Edward. 116 Vickers, john M., 500 Victor, Sandra A.. 795 Viehrnan. Russell R.. 31.1, 415, 1170 Viere, Arnold J., -10-1 Vieth, Richard. -1-16 Vieth, Wfayne D., 660 Vietz, Hugo, 90, 12s Vieon, Martin M.. 602 Villacorta, Conchim, 116 562 Vineyard, Marvin L., Vishncy. Arnold H., 526 Visotsky. Harold. '77 Vitous, Wlilliam R., 5-16 Vitt, Robert T., 362, 704 Vivalo, ,loseph F.. 362 Vlfiisavich, Emil, 562 Vlasich. Stexe L.. 562 Voeee. Barbara N,, 562, 787 Voeueli, Robert R., 660 Vneeeli. Xvillinm 562, 660 Voelpel, Frederick XV., 562, 425, -166, -WR. 512, 513. 515, 715 Vogel, Richard A., 721 Vogel, Seymour H., 362, 721 Vogele, Robert E., 151, 561, 451, 669 Vouen, Norman P., 147, 562, 465 418, sas, mio Vnglcr, Clarence l-15 Vogt, Charlotte E., 467, 512, 760 Vogt, filifford M.. 362, 496 Vofrt. Elaine M., 452, 479, 560, 7-17 Vout, lhrwrcnce R., 700 Vohrrskn, William J.. 386, sol, 600, 608, 1559, 689 Voigt, Ralph, 113, 116 VnlceS, Ciurilun T.. 361. 72,1 Voltentine. Donald E., 362 Volkmann, Walter H., 365, 485, 669 Vollc, Funk O.. 150, 365, 729 Vollmnr, Ralph R., 708 Vonnchcn, Donald F., 511 Dmscl. Muic Vnn . -J., Von Ehcrs, Donald A., 6-12 115 Von Fussen, M:iry E., 76s Von Hubcn, Harry R., 363, 421, 7ll Von Ruben, Xlifillmm, 99 Vrmlach, Plriliw, 565 Vuris, David, 99, 130 Voshnll, Riclurd l-l., 365, T00 Vnshall, Robert B., 700 Voska. jose h, jr., 701 Voss. Hamlizl N., 674 Voss, Maryellen P., 769 Voza, Dominic j., 565, 506, 507, 5lU, 759 Voyvudich, Milan A., 363, 752 Vrandric, Mildred A.. 796 Vranuk. Le Roy, 625, 627 Vrba, joseph j., 365 Vrchoxa, Clement F., 110, 114, ll6 Vrdoliak, Joseph A., 495, 698 Vromsn, Lawrence H., 486, 668 Vutxvich, Robert N., 363, 495 Vu elich, john j., 606, 608, 698 Vyse, Arthur F., 363, 696 836 W ll 'l l 652-65-1 627. Hcrnun G., 527, 515, 5-1 Wiiariclri, ' 611 '15 XVachlin, Ruth M.. 131, -'lil Wfnclis, Ellis G., 614:- Xvachtel, E.ul G., 'IPM Wock, jerry B., 51 5, NN XV:1ddy. Lewis XY',, 51W XY .rde, Bvron, HS XV.1de. flmrles H., 155 XV.1de, L.1uren.c l., IH? XV,idswortl1, Brenton ll., 4-H7 XV A d 5 w 0 1 rtlr, XVilson B.. vp, E1 , - l XY aechtcr. Frederic': K., -N-, XY'.i:enecht, Etlwarrl I 11 XVQ1-:ence XY .lgjUZ'1Cf. ,lamcs M if hr. lEu'1cne G.. 'ZH IQ' A.. . XVJ-zeoncr. Tlmmm M.. uw XY'a:le. Carol F., XY'.1gncr, Whgner. Yfagner, Wiagner. XX'aener. Vw.'.i2ner. XY':igner, Xlilrener, Wfngner, XVJ-tner. XY'a1,':ner. 265, '72 Bcftrnni lf., 'I-13 fs: 5 liirl R., 151, IGH Charles D.. -10' Frances M., 7'5 Gordon P., -187. wr, 'Io Hnllnrd l., sus 1 --N Patricia YA., flflw. 1 - Pdtsy P , if-4, 65 a Rrclmril I P. 4-15 Robert I., lfll Robert li., -115, 521.671 Wfagoner, Brirb.ir.i A., 78:- Wfagoner, R1ch.1r'rl li., 363, ll? XV.1gst.1l'i, Charles D.. 685 XVHEY, Louis C., Sul 710 XVahle, Bernard A.. -115, 6-17 V W ahlen, Carl R., -1110, 6RAl Wfahls, Evelyn I., 700 Wahlstrom. Suzanne M., 502, 786 Waibel, Clirhrd G., 564, 117-1 Wldinwriglmt, Bnrbirxi AH 2'--! XV.1inwrieht, Kilnire R.. 5114, 4475 XV.1ity, Kenneth A., 36-1 Wkxitznmn, Aviva S., 56,1 Xvakeheld, Charles T., 153 d, Howard l.., H1-1 .1-JR n. WilIi.rm M., dh-I, -1113, XX7IllCClJl'1 Wfakema 733. 938. 549 Yifaid. Donald F.. 727 XVaIden. Donald J ll Xlifalden, Mymn D., 670 Wfaldcr, Ronald l.., 3641, 400 Wfnldinz, Eugene ff., -19-l Waldman, Stanley, 60 - XValdschmidt, Emma K., -156, -wi 790 Walker, Betty A.. 784 Walker, Carlton E., 364 Xlifalker, Charles C., 457. 526, 663 41, Walker, Constance L., 156, 34-4, 501, 789 W'alker, Donald E., 456, -170, 1171. 504, sos, szs, ans Wlalker, Ella I.. 782 Walker, Ernest H., 56.1 Walker, Francis E., 66s Wfalker, George, 413. 487, -1-JA, 6-Ji Walker, George M.. 6-JR Walker, James C., lr., 56.1, HR Walker, lohn A., 501, 601, 622. W'alker, john E., -150, 700 XV:ilker, Kenneth H., 603 Walker, Martha A.. 786 Walker, Mary B., 364. 786 Walker, Richard P. 70-8 Walker, Robert Daniel, 364, 402, mio Walker. Robert F., '-6-1 Vlfakeheld. Nelson D.. HR Walkowicz, Raymond E.. Ms, 731 Wall, Mildred M.. 365. 758 Wallace. Charlotte, 581 Wallace, Delores B., 151. 565 Wallace. Ellyn, 775 Wznilace. George C., I-IH. 670 Wallace, John T., lr., l5l, 565, 61.7 Wallace, Prof. Karl R., -125, 466, 513 Wallace, Patricia E., 36s, 2185, 5-as, -123.424, 430, vas Wallace, Robert fl., 77, 124 Wallace, Robert G., 565, -186, 701 XVnIlace, Ronald J., 701 Wallach, Lorraine G.. 565 Wallin. Howard L., 689 Walling, Mary Lnu, S60 Walls, Francis D., 365, 506 Walls, Harvey E., 156, 158, 565, -1 Walquist. Lawrence W., 707 Walsh, Joseph K., 365, 707 Walsh, Melvin R., 75-1 Walston, Kenneth R., 493 Walter, Charles R., 479. 736 Walter, Kenneth D., 486, 493 Walter, William N., 732 Walter. james, 698 Walters, Albert H., 703 Wzlthius, George G.. 365, 691 Walton, Althea V.. 121 Walz. Jacqueline J., 786 Walzer, Walzer, 727 Irwin L., 7-10 james F., 365, 506, 508, 95 Xvandli -199, e, Norman E., 157, 153, 3' 521 XX'andling, Harold S.. 92, 9-1, '15 Xvanriernw, Richard D., 679 Wfnnk. Robert F. . 506 Xlifaopzl, Fred, 660 XV3pvel. Louis XV.. 368, 515, 503 XVarchol, Raymond P., 365, 752 Wfard, Donald -185, 757 XV:1rd, Gene A., 669 XX?'g1rcl, Gordon, 76 XVard, H.1rry l'.., 512, 752 Xvdfd, ,lamzs H., Jr., 630 XVarcl, Lloyd A., 721 XVard Philip H. lr., 093 XVard: Robert L.,' iris, 415, 450 XV:1rd. Rev. Wfilliem, 440 XV3rdlC. joy L., 537, -I-16, T65 W':irdrip. Edward K., 67S XVarger, Robert J.. 566 XVar'o. Peter, 153 Wlnrkoczewski, Stinky II, 727 X1i':irnecf:e. ,loan E., 790 XV:irneke, Gcorqe C., 366 Wfnrner, Earle E.. ll.. 609 XVnrner. Hirold H.. 05 XV:irnock. Richard D., ISR, 366 Xvurren, Keith, 544 XV3rren, Patricia E.. -1013, 5113, 7 1 Warren, Robert F.. 608 V7:xrrick, Elvin, -S70 XV:irrick, Frank G., 756 Warrington, Nam, 772 Wkrrsaw, Richard. 706 Warshauer, Marshall A., 6045 Warshaw, Ruth A., 786 Wartik 501 , Herschel j., 151, 566, -151, XVashburn, Lloyd S., 655 Wasko, joseph G., H-1 Wfnsser, Norman, 624, 625, 662 Wasserman, Ed. 97 Wasserman, Herbert, 366 Wfasserman, Phyllis, 114, 115 XVnssmann, Lutrellc P.. 711 XVasson. Richard L.. 726 Watanabe, Mark, 76 Waters, Bernard R., 366 Waters, Charles K., -107, 685 Waters, John l., -187, 682 Waterstreet, John R., 675 Wfatkins, Frances B., 21 XVatkins, Mariorie C., 566 Watkins, Rosemary C., 45-1, 761 Watne, Alvin. 100 Watson, Harold J., 662 Watson, James C., 715 Watson, Reidcr W., 671 Wfzitson, Richard J., 635 Wfatson, Robert A., 366. 700 Wlatson, Robert Leroy, lr., 741 Watson. Tee V., 366, 687 Watt, Phillip H., 366, -180, 6613 Watt, Robert M., 106, 110, 114 Watters, Claytus E.. 566 Watts, Amos H., 26 Watts, Barbara J., 655. 785 XVatts, George, 76 Watts, Joan B., 771 Vlfaxler, Glenn L., 52-1 Waxler. Nancy E., 7-16 Wear, George D., 148, 566, r-77 Weatherholt, Harold E., 7-lil Weathers, Warren, 548 W'eaver, Harry R., 667 Weaver, Jacqueline, 366, 416, 417, '60 Wie-iver. James F., 366, 541 Webb, Webb, Barbara J., 7-17 Doyle L., -187, 538 Webb, Eldon E,, 150, 366. 40,1 Webb, Richard S., jr., 155 Webb, Robert K., 566, 48s, sis Weber, Donald C., 486, 493. 751 Weber. George J., jr., 513. 593, 60 Weber, Helen l., 786 Weber, Weber, joan F., 751 Leonard P.. 697 Weber, Lloyd J., 367, -193. 727 Weber, Nellie M., 781 Weber, Robert. 149 Weber, Robert L., 7-11 Weber, Weber. Weber, Robert W., 144 Warne H., Jr., 428, 708 Wiliam G., 367, 720 Webster, Alfred J., 567, 512 Webste Websre Webstc Webste Webste Weckst Weddell, r, Allan L., 367, 704 r, Betty E., 791 r, Donald J.. 367 r, George, 113, 116 r, Patricia j., 790 ein, Lawrence M.. 367, 750 Robert W., 608 Wedding, Prof. Nugent, 420 X'J'e'1r'1eim Richard D.. 725. 758 W'eichbrodt. Scherrill XV., 155, 708 XVeidman, Katharine R,, 443 Weihmeir, Deane A., 492, 504 Xveihrouch, Robert G., 367, 485, 515 XVeik, Fred W.. 367. 705 Wleil, ,l0hn, 714 Weil. Lewis, 75 Weil, Raoul B., 144 Wleiler, ,lack E., 671 Wfeinberg, Jerome N., 516, 750 Wleinbere, Joseph A.. 714 XVeincek, Earl J., 567 Wfeiner, Allen N., 725 Xveiner. Eueene L.. 706 XVeiner, Frieda. 101. 14-K Weiner, Harold, 606 XVeinper, Howard B.. 706 Wleinress, Ronald A.. 567, 412, 696 Wlcinstein, Alvin J., 686 Wfeinstein. Ira l.. 567, 686, 721 XVe1nstein, ludith A.. 367. 773 U Weddle, Laverne E., 763 Wedel, John E., 647, 728 Wedelstaedt. Howard N., 567, 461 Weeks. Mary A., 152. l59, 567, 758 Weeks, Wilford F., 484, 666 Wcerts, Richard K., 484, 485 Weese, Stanley A., 466, 513 'sXlegener, Bruce H., 741 Wegcr, Henry J.. 739 Wegner, Rita KI., 122, 763 Wehrheim, Dixie J., 783 Wfeinsteini Marilyn l., 748 Wfeinstein, Richard F., 686 Weinstein Stanley E., 714 KVeinstock, Rochelle. 773 XVeintmub Beverly M., 791 Wleinert, Wfillinm, 149 Wfeir, lames, 707 XVeir, Norman G., 665 Wfeiselberg, Marilyn F., 122, 79-1 Wleisenborn. James R.. 608 NVeisi-ger. George, 511 Weiskopf, Vernon E., 367, 506, 699 Wleisman, Dan R,, 727 Wleismfin. Earl, 111 Wleismnn, Elaine L., 777 Weisman. Harry I.. 367, 727 XVeisner. Mitch. 648 Wlciss, Donald C.. 368, 555, 722 Wfeiss, Harvey. 368, 496 Wleiss, Herbert C.. 368, 455, 510. 723 Weiss, James H., 714 Wfeiss, ,lohn S., 568, 685 Wfeiss, Prof, lnhn, 147 Wfeiss, Kenneth E.. 568, 510 Wfeiss, Leon M., 368, 699 XVeiss, Lya, 774 Wfeiss, Marion D., 772 Wleiss, Natalie S., 794 XVeiss, Paul. 368 XVeiss Philio l. 705 XVeiss' Ralph MI. os, we Weiss, Robert A.. 368, 499. 728 Weissman, loan E., 794 Wleissman, Richard, 368 Weith, Walter P.. 479. 731 Weitzel, Kenneth D.. 532. 533. 539 Welbourne, Gilbert B., 368, 495 Welch, Robert E., 679 Welch, Sue. 561 Welch, William Gilmore, 368, 693 Wlelch. W illiam Gordon, 675 Welchans. Rover A., 668 Wfelcher, Ailene R.. 701 Wlelcher, Om M., 706 Weldon, Betty j.. 518. 760 Weldon, Howard P.. 675 Wfeller. Donald I., 155. 368. 660 Wleller, Harriet V,, -167, 512, 754 Wellman. Robert. 11-1 Wells, Edith M , 1-14 Wells, lnmes XV., 368 XVells, Richard E,, 150, 568. -195, 765 Wells, William G., 487, 502, 541, 670. 735 Welsch. Marilyn j., 478, 782 lY'cl,rb Home. 785 Wlelsh, Phvllis D., 467, 512, 765 Welsh, Wlillirim XV.. 144 Welty. Robert H., 568 Wendelborfz, Don O., 369 Wendler. Arthur F., 153, 511 Wendt, Edward O., jr., 369, 507, 508. 678 Wendt, Georrfe R., -187. 502 Wendt, Halfdnn. 569 730 Wenie, Leonard N., 369 We-nig, Natalie E., 777 Wente Flo d B., 415, 512. 752 . Y Wentworth, Robert B., 369, 521 Wentz, George R., 550, 553, 694 Wentz jack C. 741 Wenzel, Harold M.. 569. 703 Wenzel, Patricia, 440, 518, 656 Wlenzler, William P., 493 Werkow, Kenneth S., 369 Werner, joseph C.. 693 Werner, Norman H., 369, 480, 4 515 Werner, Rosalie, 369, 765 Wernintski, Joyce J., 426, 775 Wernowsky, Mairiam R.. 792 Wertz, Charles, 423 llferragn, 797 Werley Foundation, 446 Wesley, Marjorie V., 156, 369, 505, 785 Wermen, 742 Wessel, Iris D., 527 Wessel, Ronald A., 752 Wesseln, Robert XV., 369, 49'-7, 521, 728 West, Horace E., 569 XVest, Ian, 77 XVest, Randall A., 386, 406, -132, 485, 700 Westall, George B., -897. 684 Xvilcox, Kenneth M., 'Vi Whlcox, XVcslcy C.. 571 Xvildemnn, Cl.lll'C A., 568, 75-l XVildmun, Carolyn, H4 Wfildman, lVI1ll'Q,fll'Cl 746 W'nn.:ns. ,Imncs H., Ylr.. 575, itll XVin1xns, ,lungs XY., 607 XVincl1eStcr, XVlll1.nn I., 375 XVim.l.ll, Fluygl XV., 195. 517, lvlwlv Wfindchy, Eugcnc G., -lift, 677 Wildt, James L., 1-l7, 371 Wiley, Robert P.. 57l. 511 Xviley, XVilliam C., I-H XVilhclm, Dale L., +16 Xvinds Westburg, Ninn J., 75-l Westerbeck, XVilliam E., S-ll, 677 Westerberg, john R., 369 Westerdalil, Raymond P., -HI, 737 Western, Risdon, -179 Westgor, ,Ioan D., 512, 761 Weston, Elizabeth G., 767 Wlestrate. Kent N.. 386. -167. 511. 515, 515, 527, 546, 685 Westnfater, Prof. james, -N3 Xvilk, Barry R., 5011, 086 Wfilk, Edwin T., 571 Wlilk, jenn, l-li? Wilken. Donald R., 492, S0-l, SUS, 547. 630 XVilken, Raymond E., 371, 733 Wlilkc-nina. Elmcr C., 506, 727 Wilkin, Raymond, -H3, -X02 Xvilkrns, Audrie I., 793 Windcck, james L., 755 Wfindcshcim, Prof. K.nl, 513 Wfindlow, Jesse H.. 375 or, Byron O., -X86 XY'ult:r, Knthrvn M., il Wulrnmn, Xuhrynu L... fri-1, 4:1-1 Wfomnclg, Maurigu, -1711 XVomcldnrH, Marilyn, -178, 905, THU Women's Athletics, 650-655 lI un1ur1',i .-irlvlrllr xluurmllwl, 652-65-l ll ur1lull'i Glrv Club, 'IRI Wethers, William, III, 716 Wexler, Morry, 151, 493 XY!-ezemen, Nelliemne, -S81 W'.G.S. , 418-419 Wlhalen, George P., 733 Whalen ,John M., 560 Whalen, Robert F.. 524, 755 Wfhaley, Richard E., 742 Wham, Donald S., 95 Wham, George D., 92, OS Wilkins, Robert G.. 546 XV1lkinson, Earnest R., 726 Wfilkinson, Kenneth H.. 37l Wlilkinson, Paul F., 538, S Wfilkinson, Robert E., 371, wli, 59. 5-X3 527 S46 Wilks. Edgar L., Jr.. 571, 520, 079 XVill11rd, Arthur C., Z2 Wlillcox, XVilliam A., 703 Willems, Donald G., 726 Wham, Mary E., 387, 425, 762 Wheelan, Mary C., 6'-6 Wheeler, Charles I.,, -HS, 660 Wlheeless. Byron J.. 369 Whipple, Malcolm M., 569, -X80 Whitaker, Barbara A., 791 Whitaker, Robert, 498 Whitamer. Martha, 772 Whitcomb, james N., 370, 456, 492, Wlillhoite, lames M., 556, 707 XVilli.1ms. Barbara J., 146, -tivi, 431. 739 Wlilliams, Cecil D., 371 XVilliams, Charles E., 716 ' XVilliams, Charles R., 150, 371, 405 Williams, Donald R., 371 XVilliams , Donald R., Wlilliams, Edmond A., 31 70-l '71 Williams, Franfis E., 7-ll I . .. Williams John N., 451, 678 685 Wfirtz, 795 665 White, Barbara D., 787 White, Charles T., 570. 707 XVhite, Dolores P., 370, 567, 795 Wlhite, Donald XV., 570, 700 XVhite, Frank XV., 370 White, Fred A.. 690 White, Gilbert H., 95 White, Harold XV., 73-I White, Howard O., 570 White, Ira J., 479 White, James, 112 White, Janet, -579 White, Laura J., 792 White, Lois A., 768 White, Lorenzo, 676 White, Marilyn R., -119 White, Mary O., 570 White, Matilda. 75 White, Richard E., 370, 495 White, Sally J., 765 White, Sherilyn L., 775 White, Wallace T,, Jr., 7-l0 White, William O.. 570 White William R 7-il xxvhifeli, Mmm Tff 485 Whitehead, Carolyn M., 485, 484, 792 Wlhitehurst, Rex A., 69-E Whitenack, Kathryn J.. 570, 503, Willis Wolff Whitesel, Ritta, 503 Whiteside, XVilliam F., 7-ll Whitfield, Gordon A., 487, 682 Whiting, Delbert, 76 Wfhitley. Dannie E., 608. 678 Whitlock, jacob O., 1-58, 570, 421, 499 Whitman, john T., 711 Whitmer, Robert XV., 511, 698 Whitney, Warner, 689 Whitsitt, Donald L., 452, 708 Whynot, Gladys M., 779 Wich, Thomas J., 669 Wlickes, Robert H., 370 Wickham, Lois H., 15-l, 587, 474, 506, 779 Wicklund, Leonard S., 667 Wicklund, Romayne C., 547 Widdosvson. Herbert M., 370, 729 Wideman, Suzanne j., 429, 768 Widner, Albert E., 570 W'idran, Jerrold, 92, 98 Wieber, Ralph H., 92 Wieddcr, Charles L., 516, 702 Wiederanders, Rex, 99, 130 Wiederkehr, Vincent R., 370 Wiedrich, Elizabeth O., 481, 7'Jl Wiegand, Albert J., 738 Wie and, Helen, 758 Wiefand, Clyde L., 731 Wieland, Jane M., 791 Wieland, Paul L., 668 Wieneke, Chester K., 370, 507, 729 Wiener, Harold. 371 Wienke, John W., 502 Wier, John E., 538, 680 Wiesland, Wesle H., 703 Wicseman, Donald E., 694 Wilbat, Robert L., 371 Wilbert, Robert J., 151, 415, 454, 6 Wilbourn, Thelma P., 154, 371, 560, 784 Wilbrandt, Ro er L., 683 Wilcox, Donald, 76 Wilcox, Elmer D., 492 Wilcox, Joseph C., 729 Williams, Grace, 789 Williams, jack T., 7-ll Williams, jay H., 706 Williams oan C 387 455 762 Williams Xvincbcrg, B.1rb1u.i l.., 7-K8 XVinr:bc-rg, Herbert C.. 692 Wfincbcrg, Julius, 07 Wfxncman, Erucrsnn l.., -ISO, SUR, 704 Wfincr, Myron, 75 Xlifintield, Hattie, 470 Xvingntc, Ronald F., ,186 Wlingert, Nick, 375 Winkelman, James -196 Wlinkclmnn, Mildred J., 14-i Xl0'1nkf:lm41n, jnhn R.. 707 Wfinkelblack, Phyllis L., 696 Vvinklcplcck, B1rb.1r.1 E., 789 Wfinkler, Bertram S., S16 XVinkler, Forrest E.. 575, -120, 506, 5-03. 752 Wlinklcr. Ralph E.. 573, 496, 508. 527, 546, XVinkler, Robert, 551 Wfinkler, XVilliam G.. 373, 675 XVinn, Clarence E., 678 XVinner, Barbara R., 766 XVinog'ad, Mym L., 575, 738 H7insnuer, Leslie R., 547, 727 Winston. James R., -lol Wlinston, jon H., 666 Xvintcr, Deane XV., 498 Xlilinter, Frederick R., 155, 736 Winter, Helen j., 769 XVintcr, XVilliam A., 575, 078 Wintcrowd, George C., 158, 495 Wintcrrotli, John R., 687 Xvintcrs, Merle L., 720 ll wr1u11'n Gmnjf jim-111, -ll8'4I0 XVumul', ,lrrmcs L., 37-l Wfuo, P.1n,u T., 14-l Wfoud, Dann L., nw Wfemrnl, Dorotliy L., R7-l Wimod, Eldnra P., 787 XVI: Jd. George hi., SUR XVrmd, james D., 4110 XV1,md, ,luhn Albert, 758 Wfuod. ,lohn E., 37-l, 1.83 XVrmd,jul1n F., 374, 472, 6332 Xvund, Robert A., 67-l XVOUJ. Robert L., 574 Xvrlunl, 'lill0IT1.1S E., 710 XVuod, Vivian M., Sll XVuod, XVilliam D., 575 XVood.1ll. Earl C,, 02, 95 XVood.1rd, Donald XV., 575 Xvrmdnrd, Richard XV.. 753 XVoodburn, Mzirgy j., I'-6, 575 XVoodn1cncy, Colcnc R., 701 Wkrodroxv, Rfrymnnd B., 727 Xvnndrult, Ruth ,I., 587, 474, SIR, 7-i7 Wlooris, Barbara J., 772 XVuuds, Llmrlene, RTS Wfonds. James D., 575 XVood5, XVilliam H., 145, 375, 669 Xifoudsun, Charlene M., 156, 387, 400. 419, 444, sw, vs: Xlifuruistsick, Lowell NV., 487 Xvoodwzrrd, David C., 154, 575, 501, John T., 698 Williams Leo, Jr., 371 Wlillrams Melvin O., jr., 572, 499 XVilliams Monica ,I,, 417, 750, 774 Williams Nancy A., 122, 749 Williams Williams Nancy B., 372 Oren F., 662 Winters, Philip S., 071 XVintc rs, Shirley M., 575 XVippman, Richard P., 575, 516 Wliren, Harold N., 114. 573, 507 Wfirth, Edgar XV., 698 Wlirth, Edward O., I1-i, 575 XVirth, Patricia L., 410, 451, SIS, 761 Marian A.. 505. 665, 776 Williams Paul W.. 572 XVilliams Ralph E., 151, 492, SO-i, 665 XVilliams Richard H., 572 Wligiams. Richard L., 372, 50-l, 567, w 5 Williams, Richard S., 513, 555, 622 709 Wlillizrms Prof. Richard, 517 Wlilliams Robert E., 572 Xlllilliams Robert G., 680 Wlilliams Robert L., 492 Wlilliams Roger L., 677 Williamg, Vera L., 372, 446, 520, 560, 765 Wfillinms, William R., G67 Wlilliamson, Elizabeth A., 765 Wfilliamson, Glen A., 572, 508 Williamson. Kenney E., 21, 26. 507 Williamson, Patricia A., 122, 44-4, 782 Williamson, Richard D., 14-1 Willis, Frances B., 765 Wlillis, Frankie J., 572 Wlillis, Marion J., 791 Wfillis, Maurice M., 485 XVillis, Peter A., 691 Xvillis, XVilliam R., 67-l William W., 602 Wfilloughby, Donald S., 153 XVills, Bruce J., 758 Wills, John G., 738 Will ard, Charles H., 150 Wilsller, Ruth D., 372, 777 Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, 680 Ada L., 479 Charles Z., Jr., 716 Clarence J., 372, 492, 523, Wilson, Donald D., 555, 646 Wilson, Donald K., 155 Wilson, Elaine J., 122, 525, 772 Wilson, Fred P., 145. 572 Wilson, George Phillip, 372, 726 Wilson, Harold H., 372, -121, 684 XVilson, Harold K., 555 Wfilson, Harold Martin, 372, 665 Wilson, John J., 726 XVilson, Margaret L., 144 Wilson, Marian R., 419, 495, 776 Wilson, Marjorie J., 775 Wilson, Nancy S., 760 Wilson, Richard Harold, 555, 703 Wilson, Richard Harold, 496, 513, 549, 687 Wilson, Robert H., 741 Wilson, Samuel K.. 372, 722 Wilson, Steven F., 688 Wilson, Thomas A., 513, 593, 707 Wilson, Vernon E., 95 Wilson, William R., 375 Wlirtz. Ivfarvin XV.. 375 ailR 766 Xllfisch, G ., A Wfise, Phyllis A., -HO, -152, 486, 780 XVise, Richard D., 696 Vlfiselogcl, Arthur E., 114 wisely. l.1netL.. 763 Wfisen, Harold. 506 Wisncski, Harold J., 502 Wisniewski, Leroy E., 374 XViss, Robert E., 553, 688 Wissel, Mae H., 752 lyiilfIVI.f!fli1'F, 715 Wlithenbury, Richard P., 374, 735 Witgcs, Florence, 479 Wfitt, Eugene, 110, 111 Wlitt, Fred, 90 Witt, Kenneth E.. 37-l, 714 Witte. Elden H., 574 Wittmus, Gunther K., 156, 158, 374, 499 Wittorff, Walter E., 758 Wlitty, Barbara H.. 765 Wfitzel, Kenneth M., 727 Wfodziak. Frank S., 608, 665 Woel, Edouard T., 721 Woeltjen, Albert E., O6 Woizeski, Roger L., 694 Wojciekowxfski, Norbert, 112, ll-1 Wloinarowski, Albin P., 14-i XVojtalewicz, John S., 57-i, 499, 759 Wlolansky, Ernest B., 574, 510 Wolberg, Roslyn, 766 Wolcott, Harold L., 719 Wolcott, Katherine T., 424, 427, 518, 767 W'old, Robert L., 69-I Woldenbur . jay M., 37-l, 497 Wolf, BcrylzD., 417, 76-1 Wolf, Herbert Sheldon, 664 W'uodw,1rd, Donald D., 375, 0574 XVuodw.xrd, Ernest R., 601 XVondw.ud, Lynn R., 95 XVom.lw.1rd, Mary L., 375. 747 Xllfnudy, John A., 710 XVOul:1rd, Margie J., 785 Wfocildrinlce, Morris l.., 496, 497 Wforack, Philip E., 668 XVordcn, Donald C.. 5-I7, 701 XVnrkm.1n, Maurice C., Hi, 575. 436, 306 Wlorkman, Miriam, 4-lla, 485, 48-l YVOrkm.1n, Stanlord IZ., 575, 535. 701 XVorlcy, Donald, 77 Yvornwrnd, Edith 575, 754 XVorncr, Alice M., 770 Wforrcll, XVilliam J., 671 XVorsek, Leonard A., -IIS, -IIS, 4-ll, 705 Xvorth, Leonard S., 705 XVorthcy, Rose M., 575 Wfoy, James B., 608 XVray. Glenn D., 1-78 Xvrpxy, j.1mcs M., 375, 495 Il rL',rrl1ug, 638-639 Wright, Amos, 407 Xvright, Bayard L., 575, -A09 Wlright, Betty I., 759 Wfriqht, Dale E,, 158 YX!right, David G.. 150. 57i' SUT Wfright, Edward C., 376, 521, mul, 715 Wriglmt, Frank, 91, 0-8, 99 Wfright, George J., 758 Wriglmt. George P., 148. 376, 486, 682 Wfriezlit, Gwendolyn L., 656 XVright, Prof. Josef F., 25, 432 Xlilright, Lloyd T.. 02, 9-l, 96 XVri:1l1l, Martin D., 703 Wright, Milton J., 516, 757 Wlright, Roy, ll-l Wlright, Stephen A., mir-3 Wfright, Thorpe E., 6617 Wright, XVnrrcn, -IST, 715 Wriglmt, XVilliam O., 751 WroblcxN'5ki, Bruno, 533, 530 Wlroblewski, William H., 376, 400 Wolf, Stewart C., 757 Wolfe, David L., 374 Wolfe, Donald M., -HS, 436, 526 Wolfe. Nancy A., 774 Wolfe, Ronald M., 735 Wolff, Benjamin E., 714 Wolff, Edward A., 627, 730 Wolff, Ruth H., 79-1 am can H 788 Wrouglmrsmn, Glenn E., 713 Wulfcrt, Richard A., 508, 703 Wullf, 'ILIITIES F., 370, 509 WullenxX'cber, Beverly A., -lil, 71-0 XVurmlu, Hu,h, 99 Wurtli, Clcoix M., 406, 774 Wurtshnuplx, John A., 600 Wurzburgcr, Richard R., -ill, 494, Wilty, Barbara, 456 Wiltz, Dickinson G., 145, 415, 700 Winakor, Thom G., 156, 373, 467. 496, 512 . J -. Wolfsberger, Richard E., 661 Wolfson, jimmy A., 686 Wolken, Larry N., 706 Wall, Barbara J., -450, 752 Wollar, Daniel D., HS, 479 Wollard, Archie, 77 Woller, jack E.. 374 Wollcrmann, Louis A., 496 Wfollscheid, Donald E., 57-1, 495 Wolnik, Emil W., 494 Wnlski, Adolph j., 730 Wnlski. joan, 114, 115 Wolszon, john D., 731 Wolter, Janet, 92, 101 495. 5l0, S68 Wyatt, Arthur R., l-H, I-38, 140, 506, 6-ll Wyatt, Richard T., 641, 085 Wylie, Robert E,, 415. 411, 568. 708 Wyllic, Robert l-. 604 XVynes, Wlallcr B., 150, 376 XVynn, jerry, 458 Wysong, Aaron M.. 576 X Xandcrs, Lex E., 576 837 Yung, Y Yadlosky, Edward. 147, 576, 492, 759 Yatfe. Gladys. 576. 778 Yakel, Richard C., 708 Yale, Edna, 576, 777 Yamashiro, Fred LI., 608 Yang, Slang XV., 721 Yankaitis, Thomas J., 576 Y now Fred 111 a . . . Yarbrough, Roger L., 576, 540. 753 7'JYddl7II Slapz. 551 Yarmo, Irwin M., 106 Yates, XVilliam R., 586, 455 Yeager, Donald R., 555, 685 Yeatman. John A., Jr., 681 Yeck, Robert C.. 576 Yencho. Edward A.. 576 Yerkes, Russell E., 576, 742 1'..11.C,A,, 456-457 Yoder, Harry A., Jr., 708 Yoder, XVilliam A., 555 Yohnka, Richard K., 576, 492 Yokohama, Hiroshi, 495, 721 York. Dallas, 95 Yos, August C., 110 Yoshikawa, Susie A., 122, 797 Youle, Bruce, 515, 515 4 Youmans, Dean John B., 64, 8 Young, Arlene B., 577, 790 Young, Charles H., 684 Young. Charles R., 511, 698 Young, Donald L., 669 Young, Grace A., 577, 758 Young, Harold C., 486 Young, James R., 486 Young, John NW., 540, 541 Young, Joseph V., Jr., 662 Young, Nelson, 511 Young, Paul, 479. 480 Young, Thomas E., 577 Young, XVilliam H., 465 Young Young Young , W'illiam L., 725 e, Richard, 657 man, William R.. Yuh, Howard H., 577 Harold P.. 577 , 492, 504 577, 496 Young Young Young Young 838 Kenneth A., 577, 510 Kenneth J.. 604 Laurence T.. 577, 617 Maurice E., 577 Yune. Robert E., 485 Yurtman. Sermet H., 577 Y.W'.C.A.. 458-459 Z Zarr, Rudolph L., 577 Zabel, Ted E., 671 Zabierek, Wanda S., 577, 753 Zabin, Beverl R., 775 Zabmsky, Helen K., 577 Zabka, Gloria, 479 Zabka, John, -179 Zachary, Beecher A., 704 Zacher, Richard F., 665 Zacher, Wfilliam E., 577, 665 Zaeske, Arnold H,, 725 Zagat, Joan L.. 577, 458, 751 Zagorski, Edward J,, 14-1 Zahn, Harold R,, 712 Zahorsky, Metta M,, 152 Zahumensky, Edward J., 577, 710 Zaiacka, James G., 754 Zalic, Christopher J,, 151, 578 Zaiic, Helen O., 578 Zak, Richard J., 512 Zaks, Noreen V., 467, 512, 749 Zaldokas, Edward A., 578, 759 Zaleski, W'alter F., 546, 705 Zammuto, George F., 755 Zammuto, Peter J., 728 Zancanella, Frank C., 729 Zancaner, Arnaldo, 578, 495 Zander, Mary L., 796 Zander, Richard W., 668 Zandier, Fred, 698 Zang, Robert L., 701 Zarbin. Beverly' .J-. 775 Zarbock, Robert L., 484, 487 Zarbock, Roy F., 482, 484, 685, 724 Zaslorf, Phyllis, 794 Zatloukal, Earle E.. 578, 508 Zatorski, Fred J., 150, 578, 710 Zawadzki, Chester E., 578 Zebrun, William, 95 Zehner, Nell, 152 Zeid, Sherwin, 95, 97 Zeisler, Frederic L., 729 Zeleznikar, Louis J., 688, 721 Zeller, Otto, 112 Zellmer, George F., Jr., 578. 550, 555 Zeman, Charles J,. 750 Zenziper, Vivian A.. 578, 775 Zeta Beta Tau, 714 Zeta Phi Era, 159 Zeta Pri, 715 Zera Sigma Alpha, 541 Zela Tau Alpha. 769 Zettl, Edward J., 578, 499, 724 Zetz, Vivian M,, 502 Zickenberg, Elizabeth A., 578 Zidbro, Sophia K., 378 Zidell, Elaine E., 451 Ziegler. 546, 679 Ziegler, Paul F., 685 Ziegler, Ralph F., 496 Ziegler, Shirley A,. 578, 774 Ziegler, Wayne A., 110 Ziegler, William A., 486 Ziegler, William J., 578, 660 Zie'enberg, Betty, 774 Zielinski, Robert S., 756 Zilis. George, 144 Zilly, Paul K., 578 Zimmer, Albert E., 578, 506 Zimmer, Charlotte H., 785 Zimmer, Henry. 96 Zimmerman, Clare R., 579 Zimmerman, Elaine T., 122 Zimmerman, Frank J., 688 Zimmerman, Inez, 777 Zimmerman, Norman R., 667 Zimmerman, Robert E., 579, 700 Zimmerman Zimny, Patr Seymour, 664 cia A., 775 Zinder, Julian, 97 Zingre, Frank A., 757 Zinn, Roger A., 579, 706 Zinser, Merrill C., 497 Zinsmeister, Robert F., 667 Zipprodt, Carolyn M., 765 Zirner, Ludwig, 466, -167, 484 Ziska, David L., 685 Ziska, George XV., Jr., 479 Ziskind, George I., 579, 487, 714 Zissman, Marshall L., 148, 149, 579 415, 506, 750 Zobel, Henry F., 579 Zoller, Arwin M., 696 Zolot, Marvin, 686 Zolvinski, John F., 685 Zornig, Carol R., 782 Zuccarello, Ralph A., 461, 755 Zuck, Stuart H., 579, 687 Zuckerman, Judith A., 144 Zuckerman, Laurence S., 579, 465, 505 Zuckerman, Meryl J., 790 Zuehlke, Erwin XV., 487, 751 Zukosky, Edward, 511 Zumbrook, Ray K., 698 Zumwalt, Donald A., 497, 752 Zun, Selwyn, 451, 750 Zupic. 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